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UNITS, GROUPS AUXILIARIES WESTMOUNT GROUP The Westmount Group of St. George's Memorial Church held! its regular meeting recently at Cowan House, The president, Mrs. E. N, Weldon, opened with the Guild prayer. Interesting readings were heard from Mrs. W. J. Dunn, Mrs. Oscar Burgoyne and Miss Dulcie Miller. Y% you welcome uninvited' guests, bully for you, Doll. .1 ANN LANDERS the vast majority of the folks (both plain and fancy) who don't want 'em. And neither dolor town, 'There are boys in the chih. ae? THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, March 30,1964 7 She used to be an obedient me, I feel utterly lost. -- Not ig Bear Not: There is a differ- Dear Ann Landers: Several months ago you delivered a well-deserved knock to the idea of "'little diamond rings for The date for the fall lunch-|YoUr steady girl." Apparently eon has been set for Se! ber 30 in the Parish Hall. The teen-agers have so much money ptem-| these days they are able to group will be hostess at the spend $15.98 on "'a little ring to Guild meeting April 6. Mrs. E. N. Weldon -- spoke about the bus trip arranged to visit the "Sigmund Samuel Ca- nadiana Gallery" in Toronto April 22. Members were reminded of the mammoth bake sale being held in the parish hall Friday, April 17. The next meeting will be held with a pot luck supper April 10 in the parish hall with Mrs. Fred Gunn and Mrs. J. P. Horton as hostesses. Refreshments were served by Mrs. W. J. Dunn and Mrs. Oscar Burgoyne. LEGION AUXILIARY The Ladies' Auxiliary, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 43, held a social evening last Tues- day, with members from Whit- by, Ajax, Claremont and Port Perry Auxiliaries as guests. Mrs, Norman McEvers, presi- dent, welcomed the guests and presided over a short business meeting. Bazaar goods were shown and the date for the bazaar was set for April 28, at 8.00 p.m. It was decided to hold another "Night of Cards" on April 14. Deepest sympathy was ex- pressed for Mrs. Norval Frizzell and family, in the passing of Mr. Frizzell recently. It was reported Zone Com- mander Mrs. Robert Williams is progressing favorably after her recent operation in Oshawa General Hospital. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Davey and card bingo enjoyed by all. KNOX CHURCH WMS (Afternoon Auxiliary) The March meeting of Knox Church WMS Afternoon Auxil- fary was held recently at the home of Mrs. Jack Taylor, Glen- grove street, with the president, Mrs. Malcolm McGregor, pre- siding. The meeting opened with the reading of a poem "Bor- rowed"', A hymn, "O Thou Who Mak- est Souls to Shine' was sung accompanied by Mrs. David Douglas on the piano. The worship period was led by Mrs. Douglas with the scrip- ture reading from Matthew 27, 11-26, followed by a poem '"Ba- rabas' Substitute" and an Eas- ter prayer. Correspondence was read and many invitations received to at- tend the missionary thank-offer- ing services at several district churches, Final plans were discussed for the thank-offering service April 5. Miss Agnes an will be the guest speaker. Mrs. James McConnell, Mrs. G. Fallon and Miss Grace Ken- nedy were reported on the sick list and cards sent out. Mrs. Milton McEachern re- minded members of the bale collection at the May meeting. The study book was given by Miss Leslie Blair and the topic chosen was "Educational Work in India". Refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Jack Taylor. KING STREET UCW 7 The March meeting of the Cheerfulgivers Unit of the King Street UCW was held in the Church parlor. Mrs, Howard Brown, the leader, opened with two poems "The Cross Was His Own" and "'Lillies for Remem- brance"'. An invitation' was - received from the Loyal Workers Unit to join them May 13. A bale will be packed in May and men's and boy's clothing is needed for it. Mrs. William Pierson will give a talk on her recent ob- server tour at the next meeting April 9. Mrs, Clarence Scott led an Easter devotional period by candle-light, using as her theme "Light Out of Darkness" with Easter hymns concluding with the "Old Rugged Cross'. Mrs. Almond Britnell took the members on an imaginary trip to India, where in a popula- tion of 361 million 60 per cent are always hungry. Mrs. J. W. Broadbent and her group served refreshments. PILOT CLUB The Pilot Club of Oshawa is now six years old. President Mrs. Jack Edwards read the invocation and welcomed the visitors at a recent meeting. The meeting was in the charge of Mrs. Grant Pascoe, Chairman of the membership committee and her committee The Club was pleased to have Mrs. P. J. O'Boyle initiated as a new member. A beautiful emblematic birth- day cake was cut by the presi- dent. Court whist was played to complete the evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. A. Barnes, Mrs. P. J. O'Boyle, Mrs. Jack Edwards and Miss Lillian Bea- mish. Further plans were made for the members attending the spring convention of Pilot Inter- national District 17, at the Royal show her you care." Well, I almost threw up at that one, but attached to his let- ter, Ann, is something that really made me sick. As you can see it's an advertisement per -- Fashion wigs for little girls from 3 to 9 years of age. smiling five-year-old wearing der the picture, it says: Vinyl Mops For Floor Not Little Girls Decor which appeared in our newspa- her the centre of attraction" is revolting beyond description. this to her child is so kooked| dren. Dear Ann Landers: I gather you don't think much of people write to me. motely sensitive will give youstrong and difficult. I've just|lege girl has a chaperone--her a fighting chance and_ tele-labout decided to tell her, "'You|conscience. B\phone first. They won't fall in)are not going and I don't want when you have other guests, alto i basket full of laundry waiting head will "'change her person-|to be ironed, a kid down with ality in an instant" and "make/the flu--or a column to write. daughter who will soon be 19\cation is costing us a lot of|--with your blessings. Any mother who would 40/is in her second year at a localjmoney and I don't want her to up that I feel sorry for her chil- reer tory club of her college is plan-|is not meaness on my part, eg co gg I age apr lor. ning a weekend excursion out!but mother love? Please helplhetti Cookery", by Myra Waldo. ter but rtedjence between mother love and People who are even re-|Gallere she a smother love. A 19-year-old col- This girl's standards are well hear any more about it." |established and if you have done your job you need not I fail to see how a weekend worry about her. If you have of this kind can help her be 4lnot done you job, worrying now Dear Ann Landers: Our|better teacher. Her college edu-|will not help. I say let her go She plans to be ajuse it as an excuse to tear HOUSEHOLD around with loose males. A book the family cdok will How can I make her see this|want to add to her kbook Y tol his- esterday she told us the ion is "The Art, of Spag- who drop in without an invita- tion, My friends are welcome to come and see me anytime. I was raised in Vermont by just plain folks. Who raised you?-- The ad pictures a dimpled,|Gtassy Are My Roots Dear Grassy: I was raised an intricate braided hair - do,|by just plain folks in Iowa. And which, of course is a wig. Un-|I'll wager plain folks in Iowa ane just about as plain as you! "Give your little princess a|Can set. thrill she'll never forget. These fashion wigs will chahge her personality in an instant. As a blonde she is breathtaking; as a brunette, delicious; as a red- head, stunning. She will enjoy being the centre of attention at all the little parties, as she flaunts her now coiffure. "The wig stays on without pins, will fit any little girl from 3 to 9 years of age. It is made of vinyl and looks like reai hair. The price? Only $3.98 plus postage." Now, Ann Landers, what do you think of that?--Stop the World I Wanna Get Off Dear S.T.W.: I think it's) nauseating. The notion that a! idl a SMART WOMEN ... have their carpets and uphol- stery cleaned 'The Sate Way' |) DURACLEAN 728-8518 vinyl mop on a _ youngster's WOOLWORTH'S Super Bakery Specials BAKED FRESH DAILY IN OUR OWN KITCHEN I! Delicious Strawberry SHORTCAKE Made with FRESH STRAWBERRIES Made with Floky Pastry PE REE Two or three tier wedding cakes -- Order One Week Ahead BAKERY ORDERS. 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