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ANN LANDERS Care Of Other's Babies Satisfies Mother Love Dear Ann Landers: This may be one of the strangest letters you have ever received. I hope you won't think it is too strange to print because I suspect other mothers have the same prob- lem but refuse to admit it. My husband and I raised our |to be interesting as well as edu- cational. I wish everyone would try to deliver phone directories for just one day, They'd have lnew respect for the postman and other delivery people. | It is shocking that thousands |of residents don't display their house numbers~elither on the four children to be independent | mailbox or anywhere else, How and self-reliant. Everyone told|do they expect anyone to locate us we did a wonderful job. As them? I had to enlist the help the childen grew older I began|of neighbors in a great many to wish we hadn't done such a' cases. I asked one woman who good job. I resented their inde-|had no number on her porch or pendence. I wanted them to need me and ask for my ad- vice. Before long I began to meddle in their affairs. I even) tried to take over their children. After a run-in with my daugh-| ter-in-law I decided to talk to! my doctor. He told me I had an over-supply of mother love) and that I needed another baby which was impossible at my age. So he suggested an alterna-| tive. He sent me to the welfare} people and I obtained a child care licence. I put an ad in the paper and within three days I had a 13-month-old baby boy. Two weeks Jater I advertised for a second baby. Now I have two little boys and I'm happier than I've been in years. The mothers of these children say I am the answer to their prayers. I know they are the answer to mine. When these mothers take their babies away Y will get replacements. There will always be mothers who must work and babes who need @ mama-substitute. This is my specialty. My relationship with my own children is betes than ever And I have no time for aches and pains or crying spells, How I wish I had seen a letter like this in your column five years ago. It could have saved me a lot of unhappiness.--Spark Re- kindled Dear Spark: What a beautiful example of receiving through giving! And your doctor de- serves a standing ovation for| coming up with the ideal solu-| tion to your problem. Cheers for him and hooray for you Dear Ann Landers: Recently I took a job distributing phone ies, The job turned out MOPPET For the young years when youthful energy no bounds, play shoes. that will stand up to rugged wear are a youngsters "must", The new dacron and cotton canvas oxford for moppets shown here is made on a firm last and in corporates comfort good looks, a fine fit, washability and sturdiness. It comes in four colors -- white, black, Flag Blue and a wild Zulu red, Also available ji women's sizes ~By Tracy knows wardrobe NURSE DRESSES HATS HALIFAX (CP) Jean Nel son's customers for millinery think she could make a good living at it, but it's only a hobby. Miss Nelson is director of nursing for a veterans' hos- pital with 414 beds and a staff of 200 and this takes up almost all her time. WORKED OVERTIME Hair stylist Frederick Jo \eréated 150 different hairdos the movie The Group, for |mailbox how she got her de- liveries, Her answer was: |'"They figure it out somehow:" Why should they have to | 'figure it out?" It seems to me that the burden should rest on the residents and not the car- riers. Please print my letter. It |the surest route to millions of eyes that I know.--Disgusted with People Dear People: The moment} you finish reading thig column|< go outside and see if you could) find your home if you didn't | know where you lived. If your residence is not prop- MR. CHARLES Simmons Area Commissioner St. John Ambulance Brigade, tine nemrestghardvare store| Charter, Certificates Presented ing Cadets, to Miss Dean- na Vance, Oshawa Nurs- ing Cadet Superintendant. is presenting the Charter of the Oshawa Division of the St, John Ambulance Nurs- -|Brownles; Mrs. William Given, | OMRON age (Wemen 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, Mey 9, 1966 Many Out-of-Town Guests At (Guide Mother-Daughter Banquet At the Salvation Army Cita-| Alter the dinner, Mrs, Leach del recently, the 17th Guides |showed her colored slides of and Brownies held their annual her trip to The Salvation Army) mother and daughter banquet.| Centennial celebrations in Eng- The head table guests includ-|land last year. ed Mrs. Maynard Nelson; |------------- Young People's Sergeant Ma-| jor Alex Cowie; Mrs, Gordon: SOCIAL NOTICES Quick, Lieutenant; Mrs, Ivan) aS oe Sie Drury; Brown Owl 2nd Pack,| ENGAGEMENT Lindsay; Mrs, John Wright, The engagement is announc- Captain 17th Guides; Mrs. Don- ed of Miss Sylvia Louise Hall, | ald Leach, Captain 2nd Guide| granddaughter of Mr. George 1, Company, Lindsay and Deputy|Hall, Oshawa, and daughter of Division Commissioner, Victoria|Mrs, J, B.> Henderson, Clear- District; Mrs. Thomas Tipton,|water Beach, Florida, and the Commissioner Adelaide Dis-|Jate Mr, R. Clifford Hall, to Mr, trict; Mrs. Major G ord on|Donald Murray Simmonds, son Holmes; Mrs, John Belling-\of Mr. and Mrs, F. E, Sim- ham, Tawny Owl 17th Brownies;|monds, London, Ontario, The! Mrs, Patrick O'Connor, Brown wedding will take place in Flor- | Owl! 10th Brownies; Mrs, Johniida in June, 1966. | McPhee, Brown Owl 17th Brown- ve | ies; Nanette Kirby, Packie 17th ENGAGEMENT Mr, and Mrs, Burdette Dales, president's, 17th Parent's Com- Oshawa, wish to announce the mittee, engagement of their eldest Also represented were Moth-/ daughter, Jean Marie, to Gary) or the five andime,. Buy some) paint and a brush--or some) metal numerals and a hammer| and nails, It could be the most To St. John Nursing Cadets 7) ers of the 17th Parent Commit- itee including Mrs. John Sykes, phone convener; Mrs, Howard Dale Althouse, son of Mr. and Mrs, John Althouse, Havelock, Ontario. The wedding is to take place on Saturday, June 11, 1966 Adrian | useful thing you did all week.| Parents, friends and brigade members witnessed the official | Charter presentation and er rollment ceremony that was held for the twenty four girls of the Oshawa Division of the St. John Ambulance Nur- sing Cadets recently, The charter was presented by |Mr. Charles Simmons, Toronto, ~ | Area Commissioner The in fdr P |specting party included Mr. Si- }mmons, Mr. J, Burke, Toronto WIFE PRESERVER Corps - Cadet Superintendent Mr. Jack Ryan, Corps Staff Clean waffle irons the easy | officer, way: dip an old toothbrush in liquid ¢leaner and scrub away. Other official representatives lof the St.-John Ambulance were _|Mrs. Lillian Fielding, Toronto {Corps Nursing Cadet Superin- ltendant; Mrs, Anne Spear, To Nursing Superin FEW CARE FOR FISH Fish accounts for only 1.4 per|tonto Corps cent of Canadians' food, com-/tendant, pared with 6.9 per cent in Ja-| After each member had giv pan, jen the enrollment pledge she "| was presented pith a Cadet pin by Mrs, Spear, First - Aid cer tificates were presented by Mrs, Fielding, . ™% The 15th Scout Group Auxi '\liary held its annual spring /|hazaar opened by Mrs, Helm- pjutt Dyck. *| Mrs, Ray Harrison, president presented Mrs. Dyck with a 4 \corsage of white carnations and 4 \pink roses. In Mrs. Dyck's welcoming >|speech she said she was pleas- 'ied to see that others wanted to help the auxiliary and thus the scouts; Having been a member of the auxiliary as a scout, mother she wanted to help as much as she could, The tea 'tables were set with pink rosebuds. The bazaar con- vener. was Mrs, John Thorton and co-convener was Mrs, Ward Lee. Mrs. Carman White the treasurer, was at iie door collecting tickets for tea room. Members helpers in the tea ;|room were Mrs. W. F. Boyton and Mrs. Leo. Nichols. if ry We carry formal w occasions, wedding copy toda CASUALS MM isth Scout Group Auxiliary |, =| Holds Successful Bazaar TUXEDO RENTALS, FREE BOOKLET on formal wear and DUNN'S Downtown -- 36 King St. E. Oshawa Shopping Centre Open till 9 p.m. Thurs. and Friday Open till 9 p.m, Fridays The girls under the supervi- sion of Miss Deanna Vance,}| Superintendent of No. 431, Osh-| awa Nursing Cadet Division) have been in training since} last fall. They recently com-; pleted a Home Nursing course, | taught by registered nurses, at the Oshawa General Hospital. Obtaining these two qualifying) 7 jcertificates enable the girls to) 7 | be promoted from probationery| 7 \Cadets to full Cadets in the| -- | Brigade | Mr, Simfioris reminded the| 7 Cadets that they had a "'Sis-| 7 ter' Division (Whitby Nursing Cadet Division) to compete) / i 4 | with, who have mee, classed | Hi Be the most efficient Cadet Divi-} | ston in the province, | GRADUATES Commencing immediately the| At Oshawa Cadets will be assist- jing the adult Divisions in their role of providing First - Aid and other assistance to. the {people in the area Refreshments were served by | the St. John Ambulance Wo men's Auxiliary. the cere Michael's Hospital School of Nursing, graduation monies. of &t those mas of Mr receiving their diplo- Miss Hickey, daughter and Mrs. James Hick- Albert street, is their third daughter tu graduate from same school of the ae to serve with the Sun- day chicken or ham? The On- Mrs. Morley Geuge looked |tario food Council gh Leslie Roberts ond Mrec Wil (renga! hetiaulture, susrests f / ite hyde broiled Ontario canned free iam Yourkevich the bake goods | gion peach halyes. Brush each and Mrs. Howard Shaw the! half with mayonnaise, dot with candy table. ¢ ware: (to. oF three cloves, and broil OP ge WA Hida rm Mie lightly. Arrange on the meat Garth Wines! and aie, Slick. platter and, as an extra spe- ia Bulkowsii and Mrs. Mich! cial touch, dot each centre with Mrs, Ray Harrison act Jey. everyone within the auxiliary/ and outside for donations to the door prize, tea room and tables | The next regular meeting of| the 15th auxiliary will be pot | luck lunch on May 25 in the friendship room of Albert Street United Church, It will be the Jast meeting until the fall, t thanked KEEPS TO ONE DAY Mrs same birthday, March 28. a complete line of Freeman ear and accessories for all procedures, Pick up your y- 4 WOOLWOR Super Bakery $ BAKED FRESH DAILY IN OUR KITCHEN ! TH'S Delicious Raspberry Pie Made with Flaky Pastry 39: SPECIAL THIS WEEK . 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