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JO"S JOURNAL BY JO ALDWINCKLE Women's Editor of The Times It takes only a few hours of extra sunshine on each end of the day and the spring-cleaning fever sets in. Of ""@ourse, with today's frequent vacuuming, cleaning solvents and drip-dry draperies, spring-cleaning is not the onslaught *¥t once was. Still, good housekeepers do like to burrow into clothes closets and turn out '"'catch-all" drawers, so in the 'Weeks ahead husbands can anticipate a pervading scent "of pine or ammonia, TV dinners and short tempers. . What a session it was in bygone days. I can remember 'the maids in my grandmother's home tying kerchiefs over 'their hair and going into the fray with long pall brooms 'and housemaid's boxes full of cleaning equipment. Then 'they proceeded to haul out all the furniture and finally the carpets were rolled, carried outside (how strong those 'girls must have been) where they were hung over a line 'and beaten to death (not the girls, the carpets), The carpet beaters were made of cane; shaped like large shamrocks on long handles and they were bought 'from the gipsies who came around from time to time, 'begging and stealing. If you bought something from them or "crossed their palms with silver', they would tell 'your fortune and bless the house. Much safer to buy a few clothes pegs or a carpet beater and once, they cured imy whooping cough. That's another story. Grandmother directed that I take a turn at the carpet beating because she said it developed the bust. For the Same reason she insisted that I help shake up the feather beds, as they were called. 1 was a skinny child and even at that tender age I think grandmother was concerned about my matrimonial chances. She could not foresee and ,..would never have accepted the boyish figure cult. : Back to the spring cleaning. Please homemakers when + you are turning out out-grown children's clothing pill you * set it aside for Simcoe Hall? Many children are hoping | for something new for Easter and for Sunday School and * they just won't have it unless you drop off your unwear- ables at the Simcoe Street Settlement House, Sometimes ' there's enough hardage in a skirt to make a dress for a little girl and shoes are needed too once the winter boots season is over. Roast Beef And Yorkshire Congratulations to the Old Country Club on its 10th anniversary. The anniversary dinner and dance was a well : organized and most enjoyable event. Mayor Lyman Gif- ford complimented the club on its civic-mindedness and | the good work it alone could perform in allaying the homesickness of the newcomer from the United Kingdom. ; He also told us that his great grandfather had come from ' Ireland, settled in the village of Oshawa and started up a | grocery and general store. A highlight following dinner, was the presentation by Mr. A. V. Walker, MLA, of a provincial charter of in- corporation. Many months and much correspondence 'had | gone into the acquiring of this precious document and it's ; @ tale worth telling. In the first place the powers that be categorically re- fused to accept the name, Oshawa and District Old Coun- try Club. Somewhat baffled and not a little nettled, the members asked said powers to suggest a name them- ves. Two months and ten arguments later they approved @ name and phat do you suppose it was? Old Country Club of Oshawa and District! ~ Now the old club has to be disbanded as such and a ew constitution and new bylaws have to be drawn up 'under the new name. If this was to avoid duplication of Ynitials I hope the OCC will not be confused with the Osh- Camera Centre, the Oshawa Cricket Club, the Oshawa amber of Commerce, the Oshawa City Cartage, the @shawa Cleaning Contractors and the Oshawa Curling Club, to name a few. » Music lovers who did not go to the Civic Auditorium do hear the Toronto Symphony denied themselves a treat. Tt gras quite a social occasion. Everybody and his wife were there and what an ovation they accorded Seiji Ozawa, the dynamic young conductor who produced from his orchestra the sweetest nuances and the greatest depth and breadth the compositions on the program demanded. Sound Treatment Compliments are due to the management for the fine ataging and the acoustic arrangements which were beyond reproach. Mozart, Beethoven, Prokofieff and Gershwin Satisfied a diversity of tastes and after three curtain calls } a standing ovation, the conductor returned the compli- ent by giving us an excerpt from Offenbach's Gaiete Parisienne. The voices of the orchestra sang together with perfect balance and full tonal quality; the epitome . of superb musicianship. If you had been one of the passengers on the 8S France that sailed from New York last week, you would be heading for a big surprise. The ship is due to arrive in Monte Carlo tomorrow and all passengers have been invited to attend the city's 100th birthday celebrations pre- Sidedover by Their Serene Highnesses Prince Ranier III and Princess Grace. Following an evening of festivities there will be a gala dinner at the International Sporting Club, the most famous night club in Monte Carlo, with the royal coupié in attendance. Part of the celebration of ihe anniversary of the founding of Monte Carlo by Prince Ranier's ancestor, Charles III, the visit of SS France will mark the first anchoring of a transatlantic steamer in Monaco's harbor since the marriage of the current prince to the former Miss Grace Kelly in 1956. Some people have all the luck. When I went to Monte i : B i & Y U ee St. Gregory's Catholic Parent - Teacher Associa- tion is holding a Spring-o- rama of family fashions in Mrs. J. P. Mangan, program convener, acted as travel agent and booked with Alderman Christine Thomas a fabulous cruise to South Africa for the members of St. Gregory the Great CWL Council March meeting. The members enjoyed the ex- periment of a life time as they travelled as freight passengers for 24% months through the calm waters of the Atlantic and In- dian oceans to and from South Africa. The cities of South Africa were a real tourist delight with their. tall modern architectural buildings and apartments; their beautiful landscaped gardens, parks and clean uncluttered streets. : They were privileged to visit for a wee while in Mozambique, Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, Durban, Johannesburg, Pre- toria, Salisbury, Rhodesia, Zam- bia and Bulawayo. Bulawayo stood out with its striking tall white . buildings. The splendor of the fascinat KEEP IN TRIM s en Diet Reduce | Exercise Restores) f By IDA JEAN KAIN "What is the best way for an| overweight to reduce in certain} spots? Will exercise do the) trick?" This question is a na tural. to swing into calisthenics they are not spot reducing. Regard exercise as restoring tone to the figure - controlling muscles, with diet as the reduc jing measure, and you are on) jthe right track. Calorie curbing | | | if} | | PAMILY FASHION GOING ON PARADE Armchair Tour Cf South Africa. Pleasant Interlude ForCWL Obviously nobody wants li (eameon 12 . THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday March 12, 1966 Trudy Legere, 7; Cathy Dal- by, 14; Mrs. V. J. Comeau and Mrs. Frank Carty ---Oshawa Times Photo THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Sunday's planetary influences | |suggest extreme care in per- sonal relationships. Some ad- verse aspects put a cloud over romance and could cause ten- sion in family and social cir- cles. Just remember, however, that forewarned is forearmed.| So--en garde! FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, the coming year should prove highly stimulating where career and financial interests are con- cerned. The next four weeks will be especially generous - in this connection but after that, do not let down in effort or you may experience something of a "slowdown" in occupational in- terests and some need for re- trenching in the financial de- partment during May, June and most of July, but keep plugging --with careful planning and fore- sight. A bit of a "break"' in late September or early October should give your spirits a lift and then you can look happily |forward to next January, when |you will enter a really excellent three-month cycle for the ad- vancement of all interests Social activities and travel will be governed by generous jinfluence from June 1 through Sept. 15; also in October, late December and next January. St. Gregory's: auditorium next Wednesday evening. Trying on some of the out- fits they will model are MRS, T. D. THOMAS ing areas of South Africa's coun- tryside was na real joy for the armchair tourists. Mrs. Thomas' nephew silently | placed out the 'Welcome Mat" for a visit to his modern home including his comfortable patio and beautiful gardens. His son es : Romance will i - modelled his school uniform and| be especially fa viewers mentally compare jvored in early April, late Au- Canadian students. | Sust, late October and late De- The natural hospitality ,warm| A child born on this day will CHILD GUIDANCE Abusive Child Creates Concern To Many Parents By GARRY C. MYERS, PhD ; You could give him physical A blem of great concern|pain in kind--bite him, scratch of young children is|him or hit him with a hard ob- may face from|ject. But that's dangerous and re violently|cruel. You could isolate him for a while for each offence. But the effect of this might be slow. Besides, keeping him away from other children denies him of the play experience he most needs. may have many anxious hours. It's not easy to fontrol other people's children. | Suppose an aggressive child is\a menace to If you are sure you would not your little child. You, or ajwish to use physical pain on capable substitute, need to be/your child, you could require on hand when your child is with|him to sit unamused in a chair that youngster. jeven near the other children for You may be wise to attract/a period of 15 or 30 minutes, this child to your home at times| according to his age. If consis- when you might win better /tent, this procedure might work, | ways in him and guide him in| though more slowly than a swat.| wholesome fun. It is desirable} to get into the good graces of GIVE GUIDANCE ' his parents and to win their) It's not enough to inhibit ag- co-operation. gression in this child. He needs Suppose your own child, three,|to have practice at approved five or eight, plays and fights fun with other children, fun in dangerous ways. Suppose he|from which he gets satisfaction. bites, scratches, kicks and hits|Be sure to praise him warmly with any object he happens to|as he shows more gentleness have in his hand--a constant|toward other children. menace to other children. It's) Celebrate successes with him. far easier for you te correct|Do all you can to make him him than to correct a child not|feel secure, loved and wanted. your own, |Often cuddle him if he likes to If, in your presence, your tot|be cuddled. Read to him and three, four or older, scratches|have fun with him. He needs or bites another child or hits|often to be with other children him with hard things such as ajof his own age and to have block or hammer, turn him/wholesome fun with them. jover your knee and smack him |-- : eae on the thigh soundly. Skin-to-/| skin may be desirable. It should) jreally hurt and should immedi jately follow the offence and without exception. This means that for some weeks you or a capable substitate will need to be near. this child while he is with other children. No sense in punishing him after someone has told you of his offence. REED'S FLORISTS Spring Flower | Show at their Greenhouses Palm Sunday, April 3 Everyone is weleome to attend. influences governing personal | relationships continue to a de- gree, so tact will be an absolute necessity in all dealings on Mon- day. Be especially careful not/* f TO WED AT. EASTERTIME Enniskillen United the Oshawa General Hospit- 'Church will be the setting al School of Nursing, class at Eastertime for the mar- of '65. The prospective bride- riage of Miss Doris Colleen groom, the son of Mr. and Wright and Mr. William Mrs, William Axford, Hamp- Murray Axford. The bride- ton, is a graduate of the to-be, the daughter. of Mr. Provincial Instiute of and Mrs. L. Edgar Wright, Trades in barbering. Enniskillen, is a graduate of --Ireland Studio SOCIAL NOTICES FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. L, Edgar ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs, Walter Ridley,} Whitby, announce the engage-| Wright, Enniskillen, wish to an- ment of their daughter, Shar-/nounce the forthcoming mar- lene Alma, to Mr. Wilfred|riage of their daughter, Doris . (Butch) Mann, son of Mr. and) Colleen, to Mr. William Murtay Mrs. Harold Mann, Oshawa.) Axford, son of Mr, and Mrs. The marriage will take place on| William Axford, Hampton, The Saturday, April 16, 1966 aticeremony will take place on 11,00 a.m. in St. Mary of the|Saturday, April 9, 1966, at 2.00 People Roman Catholic Church,|p.m. in Enniskillen United Oshawa. ' Church. New styles, new fobries, expert service and workmenship, Our new business offers you free estimates and pick-up and delivery service, Give us a coll. . . our rates are bow! PHONE 623-7341 Darlington Upholstery Serving Oshawa, Bowmanville and Aree TTAB RE to tread on the toes of superiors and elderly persons, FOR THE BIRTHDAY | If Monday is your birthday, your horoscope indicates that ambitious plans, coupled with! initiative and determination in| carrying them out, could prove} highly remunerative before your next birthday rolls around. In fact, the next year will be nota- ble for the strides you can make | in improving your financial | status. Although you may expe- rience some dull periods, or even some minor problems in | this connection--notably in May | and June--do not become dis- couraged. As of mid-January, you en- tered a good period for both | job and monetary interests--one | which will last until April 15, so | get on the beam now and be prepared for the mid-year slow- down. Next good cycles for ma- terial interests in 1966: Late) September and early October. | Then, beginning with Jan. 1,| 1967, you will enter a truly ex- cellent three-month cycle for | advancing all interests. | Domestic, social and senti-| mental concerns will be favored | for most of the 12 months ahead, with emphasis on. romance in early April, late August, late | cember. welcome a06 pales Spon: Oflbe a loyal' friend and a gay e natives left a good impres-| companion: extremely versatile sion. The natives are a verylsiong creative lines | sturdy well-built and happy| Sunday's adverse eo -mmen-aenactalle dank ane Mer Sspeciauy i50K ns planetary! October and late December. CH Best periods for travel: Between | June 1 and Sept 15, late October » strong football players, the| women's posture is like trained | models and the children are healthy little people. The pastor | on the tour was the Rt. Rev. P. M. Dwyer, PP. Mrs. C. C. Murty introduced 6TH ANN OFF... and late December. a | IVERSARY POWER CAN. FIRST GRADE BUTTER 59: A Aa MMT :..:. en el SPECIALS 1-LB, PRINT SAVE 8e SAVE 12¢ uv @Ec a" Ow' CLARK'S PORK WITH SAVE 28¢ Carlo, Ranier and Grace had just left for New York and the famous Casino left me depressed. It was so big and empty. I thought of all the crowned heads and courtesans that one thrconged its elegant salons; departed for ever. Across the square in a side window a sign read 'Money for Jewels". It spoke volumes. Wedding Sidelights A wedding in Weston, recently, held considerable in- terest for Oshawa. The bride was Barbara Jean Mc- Laughlin BA, BNSc, daughter of Mrs. R. Ray McLaughlin, formerly of Oshawa, and the late Mr, McLaughlin and granddaughter of the late Mr. George McLaughlin, brother of Colonel R. S. McLaughlin. The bride's father was killed, a number of years ago, in a tragic 'accident on bis north Oshawa farm, "Elm- croft" when he was dynamiting some flintstones. His son, Mr. George McLaughlin continues the name '"Elmcroft"' for his dairy farm at Beaverton. All the members of the wedding party were graduates of Queen's University: the bridegroom, Mr, Paul Anthony Bolce B.Sc., Miss Dorothy McLaughlin B.P.Ed., Mrs. Ronald Good B.N.Sc., Mr. Ron- ald Good, B.Comm. and Mr. Jerome Bolce, B.Sc. Arrangements for another wedding almost fell apart when the youngest member of the bridal party went down with measles. Young Benji Angi was to have been the ring-béearer at the marriage of his aunt, Sylvia Joan Angi - ---- John Hurrie at Maple Grove and the week of the wedding the wretched spots broke out. Benji's 4 hs Farscape mother, Mrs. Frank Angi, was to be an attendant. Benji the contraction to a slow count couldn't go to the wedding covered in spots and his mother | without added effort. The new- couldn't find a baby-sitter willing to take a chance with lest research on isometrics| the infectious youngster. The unhappy bride saw her bridal | proves that it is helpful to re-| party dwindling. It all worked out in the end and the wed- |peat the held _ contraction. ding went off as planned but without Benji. (Isometric exercises can be re- People think spots are funny but measles is no joke, |peated five times, and taken Never mind Benji, medical science has produced a live |'wice daily. To make sure to vaccine and already in Newfoundland and Saskatchewan |>reathe freely, count out loud immunization campaigns have started and the mean old |Never hold your breath while measles will be on the way out forever. OFST CURIE. Easy does it. Let's try - I could tell you my experience with measles but not traction acti : " Gretchius this greek. |followed by a @/stained contrac tion for a few seconds and a omy Slow release, is most effective. 20-02. TINS is most effective for reducing.| Alderman Christine Thomas Also, when you reduce gener- and Miss Loretta Gates thanked lally, nature tends to redistrib- her for showing her color slides lute the fat. This is a slow /and especially for her excellent process, however, and exercise |informative commentary and can help things along. jfor taking the members on a| On the reducing score, calor-|most interesting, educational | ies are used generally, not from|and economical tour through} specific areas. But stimulating South Africa. the circulation in the fat padded) Miss Loretta Gates operated spots is helpful. Then, too, as'the projector. tone is restored to soft muscles} Mrs. Douglas Armstead and the figure shapes up. }her committee served refresh-| There is no use quibbling, M&Hts. about it -- exercise is needed. When you back up diet with) specific exercise, you not only) look better and feel better but) you have more energy. With ex-| ercise you tone up as you slim) down. 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