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§ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondoy, April 6, 1964 % "TODAY'S IS TEDDY'S BIRTHDAY Theodore Joseph (Teddy) is _ one year old today and his big sister Susan Josephine (Susie) will help him celebrate. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard (Ben) Nyland, Fairlawn street and _ the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs, Gerrard Nyland, Varsselder, Holland and of Mr, and Mrs. John Garrels, Toronto. ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: I'm no, bride. My husband and I have been married 14 years and the problem I'm writing about goes way back. I hope you can help me because I'm just about ready to crown him with the coffee pot. Orville is a lovely, kind, in- telligent, generous person --| from noon on. But heaven help anyone who crosses him during the first four hours of his day. utter a civilized word before 11:00 a.m. I have made a genuine effort to be cheerful and sunny at the breakfast table even though at! times I've felt pretty lousy my- self. Orville's coffee is piping hot, his eggs are just right and the muffins and rolls I bake are just beautiful. I've tried every device to sweeten up this man in the morning, but I have failed. Help! Please!--END OF MY STRING UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES Dear String: Nothing irritates a morning sour-puss like a cheerful, chirping wife. KING STREET UCW (Friendship Unit) The March meeting of the Friendship Unit of King Street UCW was held recently, with Mrs. L. G. the unit leader, Glover, presiding. Mrs. Glover opened the meet- ing by reading_a poem 'What Does Easter Mean To You?" Reports were given by the E. Wilson, and the treasurer, Mrs. LeRoy R. H, Davis re- secretary, Mrs. G. Kellar, Mrs. ported on home calls, and Mrs. M. R. Elliott. on flowers and cards sent to sick members. It was decided to hold a rummage sale on Friday, April 24, at Simcoe Hall. Plans were also made for the Marathon Bridge dinner, to be held May 5 Members were reminded that articles were needed for the bale being packed in May for India, and that the UCW gen- eral meeting was April 9. The beautiful Easter devotion- al period on "Mary, Mother of Jesus'"" was opened by Mrs. L. G. Glover. The reading was given by Mrs. Douglas Lander, and the meditation by Mrs. E. G. Wilson. Also participating in the pageant depicting the story of Mary were Mrs. LeRoy Kel- Tar, Mrs. R. H. Davis and Mrs. F. E. Train. Following the meeting, re-| freshments were served by Mrs. Douglas Lander and her group during the social. hour. j PIONEER BUTTON CLUB The monthly meeting of the Pioneer Button Club was held! at. the home of Mrs. Joseph! Reese, Beaupre avenue, Osh- awa, on Monday afternoon. There was a good attendance, | Gartshore conducted the busi-| ness part of the meeting. Sev- eral donations for the Oshawa) Museum were placed in the care of Mrs. D. H. Rice, who! and | will mount the buttons, arrange for these articles to be presented to the Museum in May. Mrs. Orville Osborne has kindly loaned a very old 'Charm String" for this display. The project for the month was St. Patrick's and crosses. in the shape of a cross. The president read several poems relatin. to these two subjects, and als> . pi- ures to show that the cross has always had place in history. Also shown by 'the president were snapshots taken while on a tour of the i-oly Land, but it was noted that the cross was not seen much there. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. 0. K. Osborne, RR 4, Bowmanville. LADIES' CIVITAN CLUB The March meeting of the Oshawa Ladies' Civitan Club was held last week as a bowling night. After two strenuous games, the members met at the Bo-Peep 'Restaurant, and had a short business meeting and sup- per. The minutes of the last gen- eral meeting and of the last executive meeting were read by Mrs. Alan Harper. President Mrs. Gary Bayliss read the treasurer's report. The April meeting will be held as a pot luck supper at the home of Mrs. Alan Harper. It will be discussed at this meet- ing, how the members want the money, made over the past years, donated. DON'T Orville's disposition is geared to his metabolism. Some people don't come alive until noon. Others wake up feeling simply r-r-rreat -- but by 9:00 p.m. they fold like old-fashioned bridge tables. The best thing you can do for yourself--and for Orville--is to turn down the happy voltage and let him alone. Dear Ann Landers: I'd like to say a few words about the women's editors on newspapers --those grand dames who sit on their thrones. and decide whose engagement or wedding picture is going to make the page. I live in a southern city and if your great grandmother wasn't a descendant of Lafay- ette and your great grandfather didn't plant 30,000 acres of cot- ton or sugar, forget about get- ting your daughter's wedding picture in the newspaper. I'm sure it's the same every- where. Ordinary, everyday folks Slow Wakers Resent Early-Bird Chirping T've never known the man to) . don't have a chance. We are living is the age of the affluent society. I say nuts to these dames and their phony values. OK, now you can throw tils let- ter in the wastebasket.--RE- SENTFUL Dear Resentful: I've met hun- dreds of women's editors. They are the hardest-working, big- In larger cities (yours for ex- ample) if thee newspapers printed the picture of every bride or engaged girl, there would be no space left for the news or for my. colums. How would that suit you? Dear Ann Landers: Fie on that creep. who said he often gave up in disgust and called a city girl when the dorm or sorority house telephone was tied up. Before the telephone was in- vented a gentleman went in per- son to extend an invitation to the lady of his choice--or he sent a note by courier. A real gentleman would do the same today. Any fellow who would let a busy signal defeat him must not care very much about the young gest-hearted gals I know. lady to begin with. In which case who needs nim?--MISS|--or notes by courier--anymore. HARD TO GET. The way to capture a young Dear Miss Get: Pre-A. G. Bel!|man's interest is to be hard to a gentleman had no choice. Bu'|cet. The way to lose it is to be times have changed. Hardly|just a trifle too hard to get. anybody sends up smoke signals! Confidential te HEAV Y- Give ; FOR MOTHER'S DAY Moke Your Appointment Now HEARTED: Yes. Two blue- \ jerk thanks a lot for the vote no? confidence, eyed. people can produce a He ought 4 brown-eyed child. 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