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|has asked to "secretly" borrow|traits and Lord help her if you! What we want to know is how ANN LANDERS ; ee |$5. Both times I let her have/found one--real or imagined. (does a guy find out about these the money. She has never paid) Dear Ann Landers: We arejthings without getting his face me back. (Her daughter knows| two red-blooded boys who attend) slapped?--Inquisitive But Timid i nothing of this.) : |Michigan State University. We) MDear I. But T.: Since your let: . Mother To Blame | Sometimes the daughter witl| would appreciate an answer to/ro, aid not come from the New s % |take on a certain look that re-|this question--in the paper. minds me of her mother. I keep| -Recently you printed an inter- York School for the Blind I ' wondering if the characterlesting letter. A college guy|would say the answers to at For Daughter S Folly traits will pop out later--like|spelHed out the five things hejleast three out of five of the # after marriage, What do youland his buddies disliked mostiquestions should be perfectly By 'al say?--Bill ' about girls: Falsies, girdles,)obvious to you. As for the other Pe a | Jo Aldwinckie, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 Dear Ann Landers: Last night of it. Tell her about pregnancy, Dear Bill: Character traits =o wigs, white lip-|two--well, they're darned good H 2 lour 14-year-old daughter camelyp and the loss of self-respect. are not inherited in the same| Stick questions, : ee ee "home from her first date. We|And get busy, mother, you are|way a persén inherits curly| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, March 26, 1964 7'jatiowed her to go to a movielceversi years' late yat y) hair or a- turned-up nose. En-| Ses Q with a neighborhood boy. | Dear Ann Landers: My vironment, however, does play. i UNITS GROUPS AU XTILIARIE | When she walked into the| grandfather used to say, "Ifjan important role in the shap-/ Dunn's EASTER BONUS SALE " 7 |house she tried to avoid com-\vou want to see what your|ing of our basic values, There) ing into the living room where eetheart will look like in 25,are so many exceptions that Ij ST, ANDREW'S UCW | COURTICE H AND 8 her father and I were watching years take a good look at her hesitate to turn thumbs down] The March meeting of St.! The regular meeting of Cour- TV. She shouted "Hello, and mother." ; on this particular gal for fear Andrew's UCW was opened by/tice Home and School was held|proceeded directly to her room.) wy. Ji 1 go with has always of doing her an injustice, the president, Mrs. D. I. Mc*| recently. The president, Mrs.| When I caught up with her) on pines and trustworthy.| Feeling as you do, however, Leod with Unit 11 in charge of| Harold Graham, asked for a two|it was apparent that she had But I can't stand her mother.|I suggest you look elsewhere| the program. minutes' silence in memory 'of/been doing some heavy necking. |ap8' is a liar, a gossip and of/for: a wife. You'd constantly, Boys' The devotional service was|Mrs. Gordon Chartran who was|Her make-up and hair were ais moral character. Twice shelkeep searching for her mother's| taken by Mrs. Arthur Crain and|a member of the Association. |mess, her dress was wrinkled) : ANE SPORT COATS Miss Marian Cuthbertson. Annual reports will be given and a seam was ripped. I was) | ' * be oe lshocked. I never dreamed a' 14- dtu 2 i oe es | All. colours, sizes 8 to 16. A film on India entitled/next month. The nominating|® id ad wold duct h ! Vel 14.95 "Bright Flame" was shown,|committee will be Mrs. Keith|Year-old gir! would conduct ner-| | alues to 14,95, after which Mrs. Fred Getz di-/Minaker, Mrs. Thomas Gladman self in Such a manner. | } os vided the members into groups!and Mrs. Richard Howe. 1 tried to tell her she would} NU-WAY RUG | 9 99 to discuss the various aspects of Mrs, Thomas Gladman intro-|"U** her reputation if she con-| e PATRICIA MAGEE, MARGARET BRYANT [ihe film. 'The leaders reported iocq' the guest. speaker from 4nued 10 behave this way. She| OSHAWA LTD. their findings in relation to : ' eA --Oshawa Times Photo. |youth in a changing society in eed -- School Council, Mrs.| wrong. Please tell me what to Be a a. India. reorge Moss. P Two Ath Co Guides Presented | Mrs. McLeod conducted the!) Mrs. Moss explained the func-jious trouble. -- Sick at Heart) PANTS . . lbusiness session and announc-,tions between Council and Local Mother | Upholstery Cleaning -- Home or Plant Wool blend meterials all colours. ed tickets were still available' Associations. Also a briefing on; "ear Mother: You'd better| Authorized Filter Queen Sales & Service rs 4 Wie : Sizes 8 to 18 ; t Ban et for the buffet dinner Around the new idea of: programming.|%°t busy and start your long- | Gadus Hasse; Salk, Sarna & Fue 1 ve e OF S a qu the World in 80 days' on April over-due homework | & 3 S 9 ; 4 beginning at 4.30 p.m. A question and answer period; your daughter should be Mothproofing and ere : A Gold. Cord and an All;Linton; Mrs. Harold Braund,} The next meeting is April 16 followed. Mrs. Harold Graham! made to understand the serious Machine Binding, Serging, Fringing Round Cord presentation werejsecretary of the Parent Com- at 2.00 p.m thanked the speaker. hazards of heavy necking. The Rug Dyeing the highlights of the 4th Oshawa/ mittee and her daughter, Guide Refreshments were served by A euchre will be held April 17 loss of reputation is the least OSHAWA'S ONLY RUG CLEANING PLANT j Guide and Brownie Mother and'Pamela Braund; Mrs. L. H. Unit 11 under the leadership of Room count was won. at the SOU aver Approved by the Nationa] Institute of Rug ul Daughter banquet held recently| Magee, vice-president, with her Cleaners | ' s Cuthbertson. north schoo y Mrs. Irene td at' Westmount United Church.|two daughters, Company Leader|Miss Cuthber Tiere* roots, Ming Marioh Pot KAYE'S VISITORS WELCOME Miss "Patricia Magee received] Patricia Magee: and Guide Barb-| CANADIAN CORPS. mere yoditi saw at the Highway SPORTSWEAR _ Lapias' WEAR OPEN TONIGHT 'TIL 9 P.M. her Gold Cord and Miss Marga-|ara Magee; Mrs. H. E. Mosier,} : ' posee: Mier Why Take Chances With Your Valuable Rugs ' oe reguiar meeting of school. ret Bryant was presented' with|treasurer, and her daughters, oma Naliges Canadian es : OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M, ond Upholstery OSHAWA Use Your her 'AH' Round. Cerd.. Brown|Company Leader Karen Mosier, |}@@les AURHIBTY's efreshments were served by | . 'ne a iat a Jnit' 425 Was: ethos a ech Every Thursday ond Feidoy SHOPPING CENTRE Coadth Owl, Mrs. Kurt Junginger.'andjand Gyide Barbara Mosier; ortg hg eye celle recently re an spies ncng | i Use Keye's Budget Plan y arilyn. Lang-|Br ( Mes Sur Jun: sch's soon. 'i White Owl, Miss Marilyn Tang lvinger; Tawny Ow, MIs-R, c(The president, Mrs. WWliam '1 * ecsececetececescerscsssessss sss maid were presented wit ir} ginger; J Meo Ce warrants. ' |Middleton; White Owl, Miss| Watts, presided. : said ae: re in.|Marilyn Langmaid. and her| Two new members, Mrs _Al- Head table guests were in-| ' nas Merl ce onto and "Mts, Fred . troduced by Mrs. W. J. Linton,|5ister Mrs. Gordon _ Brown; \ber! comes . 1 d in- prsident of 'the. Parent Com.|Guide Captain Mrs. J. W. Hart Smith were welcomed and i P rs adron|stalled in the Auxiliary , i tt s: Kingsway Distriet and her daughters, Squadron ; onek . : Pet ulasiorier a iat T "Ga: Leader Bonnie Hart of the Osh-| Mhs. -Kenneth Greentree's kell; The Reverend Frank Ward awa Air Ranger. Crew and/committee will act as social and. Mrs. Ward: Mrs. Linton's| Guide Dianne Hart. |conveners for the lunch, which two daughters, Guide Lieutenant' Mrs. Gaskell gave an inter-| Will be served to 5 gro Linda Linton and Guide Joanne esting talk on Guiding and the|of the Provincial Dart League --_---- | suecess .of cookie day. Guide|tournament, being held of ed ton é | of this Unit Saturday, "T: 1 {Lieutenant Linda Linton spoke/men 0 : deg) Life For Mother on Brownie work, Company) APT ni in the Canadian Corps Leader Karen Mosier, on the) on 8. sae a al ; Guide movement and Squadron) e president announced that Enacted By Pupils Leader Bonnie Hart on the work|the annual "Appreciation Day 5 of the Rangers. will be held, Saturday, April 18 For Coronation H&S The following Brownies were|#t the Canadian Corps head presented with their Golden quarters building, Toronto, and A one-act play 'The Life for Hands: Jean Simmons, Gayle|that all members of the -- Mother" performed by pupils Fioody, Marianne Langton and Auxiliary have been invite os @ and directed by a teacher, Mr.\Cathy Gibson. The following|#¢ten¢. R. J. Walker, entertained par-|tBrownies became tenderfoot| An interesting discussion was ents and friends at Coronation Guides: Lynne Venner, Kathy|held regarding March 18, the Home. and School meeting re-|Gibson, Patty Bradbury, Susan|/3th birthday of the. Auxiliary. cently. Cullen, Katherine Weeks and|A number of the charter mem- Mr. Walker explained that/Susan Childerhose. Other|>ers related facts on the history many children had co-operated;badges were presented to those|°! the Auxiliary. in the production and had set-\earning them. | A penny sale will be held at tled among themselves who two cakes, honoring the Gold the next meeting, April 15 at "ting parts. ese. F .m. sf a Sin en ae cae mee served SU | / f J Ou Can fi nd a b etter i p ly b ath f oom Ui SSUE and . Cathy...Mathews.....Credits| camprfi nd : | were given to David Henderson|~ stelenceirnass | Coll 623-5757 New Special guests present were and Vickie Morris for art and} programs. 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