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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, Mey 15, 1967 Dear Ann Landers: I know you are originally from Sioux City, Iowa. Will you please pre- vent another Sioux City girl trom doing something which is utterly ridiculous? I do not know the young lady personally but I am enclosing a clipping from the Dubuque Telegraph-Herald. girl I am worried about is Miss Iowa, As you can see from the clipping, Miss Iowa plans to be married to a young man who is studying for the ministry. Now the next part is what worries me. She said, and I quote: 'Singing is my major talent. My fiance and I are going to sing Because before the ceremony, we will sing The Wedding Prayer during the ce- emony and The Lord's Prayer} after we are pronounced man and wife--before we kiss." Maybe Miss Iowa didn't read those letters in your column from the goofs who sang at their own weddings. I hate to see this lovely girl do something dumb. Please tell her not to. -- A Sister Iowan Dear Sister Iowan: The girl did not write to me, and I would not be so presumptuous as to tell her anything. What I said about people sing- ing at their own weddings still goes, but this is a matter of personal opinion. If Miss Iowa ANN LANDERS It's More Ridiculous . To Be A Busybody and fix him a nice breakfast. When he started to see this woman he told me I should stay in bed and sleep, I suspected something was going on and I was right. He calls her every night from the downstairs phone after he thinks I have fallen jasleep. The poor sap must be- lieve I am deaf, dumb and blind. I am not asking for advice. The mother of five children doesn't have any choice, but it might help women who are married to mama's boys to know that a mama's boy is rarely a cheater. They have a Best Dear Best: You are right--a mama's boy is rarely cheater, and while no one gets the op- portunity to choose his particu- lar brand of trouble, your letter might be a comfort to Irving's wife and to others who share her problem. Thanks for writ- ing. Dear Ann Landers: Recently someone wrote and asked why an eight-year-old boy who has everything a youngster could ask for would go into the purse of a woman visitor and steal $5. Now I'd like to ask another question. Why would a 57-year- old woman who is a respected lot to be thankful for.--Second Q Take along on a picnic, seashore safari, tourist trip or hike used to mean some few years back extra gar- py 4 COLORFUL CASHMERE cashmere knits. (Left) Notched collar jacket in a rich-textured multi-ply knit is mated with a mini-striped Canada To Welcome Queen Juliana On Centennial Year Visit, Tuesday By CAROL KENNEDY _| Canadian Press Staff Writer Queen Juliana of The Neth- erlands, who returns next Tuesday on a Centennial Year visit to Canada, the country that gave her wartime refuge, is a democratic, motherly monarch who rules almost as much by popular affection as by constitutional right. She and her breezy, ener- getic consort Prince Bernhard have felt the Dutch throne shake ominously several times in recent years over contro- versies involving the royal family, but Juliana is so widely beloved that it has been said even her republican- minded subjects wotld want her as president. Now 57, the bespectacled Juliana has ruled Holland since the 1948 abdication of her mother Queen Wilhelmina, who died in 1962. She's a no- nonsense sovereign who dis- likes excessive formality, and one of the first things she did was abolish curtsies at court. Wilhelmina used to complain in her youth that she lived in a cage. Juliana has taken care to preserve an informal fam- ily life at Soestdijk Palace, a former hunting - lodge in the heart of the Dutch country- side, In middle age, she is still a keen skier and swimmer. The young Juliana had a wide-ranging education, study- ing law, literature, philosophy and hydraulic engineering at the University of Leyden, later attended by her daughters Beatrix and Margriet. When Nazi troops invaded Holland in May, 1940, the royal family went into exile -- Wil- helmina and Bernhard in Eng- land and Juliana and her two small daughters in Canada. The Earl of Athlone, then Gov- ernor-General, was a cousin of Wilhelmina. BORN IN CANADA Juliana settled into a home in Ottawa's Rockcliffe Park where Beatrix later attended primary school, picking up a trace of a Canadian accent, and young Irene, born in 1939, attended nursery school. Bernhard, heading the Dutch resistance movement from London, made several trips to see his family. In Jan- uary, 1943, a third daughter, Margriet, was born in Ot- tawa's Civic Hospital, one wing of which was declared extra - territorial by the Ca- nadian government to solve the problem of the baby's na- tionality. Juliana and her family re- turned home after the German surrender in May, 1945. In those five years a special link had been forged between Can- ada and The Netherlands, still expressed annually in gifts of Dutch tulips to the city of Ot- | tawa In the 1950s Juliana made a | nostalgic journey back to Can- ada, during which she toured Ontario's Dutch settlements. Sadness struck the family in 1947 when Juliana's fourth daughter, Maria Christina, was born almost blind. The tragedy of 'Marijke' so af- world, with a personal fortune estimated at $600,000,000--Jul- iana turned somewhat mystical as a result of this experience, becoming fascinated by pseu- do-scientific lore of all kinds. Wilhelmina used to say of least one major overseas sales trip each year, pushing Dutch exports with a hard - selling flair far removed from Prince Philip's regal showing - the- flag tours. His conversation is spat- "Goodwill visits are impor- tant, but their value can't be measured percentage-wise."' TOUGH SKIN HELPS For all his businesslike man- ner, he has no liking for Scan- tered with such sentences as: dinavian - style egalitarianism in the monarchy. "TI don't go in for riding bi- cycles down the main street." Advising Prince Philip on the problems of being a royal consort, he once said: 'Ia this job you need a skin like an elephant." Like Philip he is a skilled pilot -- RAF - trained, he has flown planes for 26 years -- and also takes an active interest in promoting arts and sciences. Bernhard that his jal qual- ity was 'drive and ingenuity in difficult situations." A one- time public relations man for the German I. G. Farben Chemical Works, and now his country's top salesman, 55- his own dictum: "People have no use for royalty who don't work." Since 1960 he has made at year-old Bernhard lives up to. EARN UP TO $100. A WEEK OR MORE BIG PAY JOBS WAITING for MARVEL GRADUATES Marvel Hairdressing Schools in principal cities offer ex- clusive "MARVEL TOUCH" training. Complete course DAY or EVENINGS. For free brochure, white or visit MARVEL BEAUTY SCHOOLS Established over 40 years Deut. OT. 219 Bloor St. W. TORONTO Over 100 and Veil) Formal Gowns Over 100 WORLD OF Beauty AWAITS YOU HERE! Remove superfluous hair per- manently from face, arms, legs with ELECTROLYSIS _ BRIDAL GOWNS {All Brand New Complete With Head Pce. 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Her 1937 marriage to the | fected Juliana that in 1956 she 5 ding--and if she can get ala church worker at that, write| in turn, included sweaters | Jacket colors are yellow, | German princeling Bernhard | became deeply involved with : By MAR clergyman who will allow it--| dirty words on the walls of pub-} --the prosaic type that were mist grey, navy, white; the | of Lippe Biesterfeld, whom | a faith-healer named Greet | Kree Imperial Deluxe, gentle, Oshawa it's perfectly all right with me.|lic restrooms with her lipstick?| dull, purely functional items. shell comes in yellow, blue | she met on an Austrian skiing | Hofmans, a woman whose in- |f fst by Electrolysis. A fascinati I was shocked when I caught| Usually, they looked as if or grey combinations. | holiday, was initially unpopu- | fluence at court was compared childhood in Dear Ann Landers: About the/her doing this and I put the| they were designed to be (Right) Cashmere pullover | lar because of the Nazi re- | by some Dutch with that of MARIE become a wi letter from Irving's wife--the| question to her. She replied, "'I| well-concealed. But fashion styled especially for pants | gime, but Bernhard quickly | Rasputin over the last czarina Prices Effective Tues. & Wed. Onl Louise Patte woman who complained because|do it for fun." dictates have since revised has contrast striping at hip | won the trust and affection of | of Russia. | MU RDU FF ' ed. Only who is 81 ye: her husband drops by his moth-|. Will you please explain to me| the picture. Sweaters are band, cuffs and graceful, | the Dutch people. The episode nearly caused a | Mrs. Patt er's house every morning on his|what kind of fun is this, Ann| smart, lusciously colored, standaway cow! collar. Echoes of the same situation | constitutional crisis. Will be in Oshawa at the Gen- hook rugs way to work, and telephones her|Landers? I am baffled.-- come in a variety of excit- Colors are yellow and white, came last year when Crown | HAS GREAT WEALTH ha Hotel May 15, 16, 17, when she wa every night before he goes to/R. A. . ing styles and, yes, they are' azure and white, cherub and | Princess Beatrix married | Although a shrewd business |J°'" "O'S "SY [9 "% Uf wi living on a sleep: lease tell her she should} Dear R. A. .: Few. things| still practical. Here are two white and white and navy. West German diplomat Claus | woman -- she is reputed to be PHONE 723-4641 be wash, N.S. be thankful it is only his mother.|produce a better clue to a per-| selections in soft creamy By Tracy Adrian -- von Amsberg. the richest woman in the pent he while rearing My husband has had another|son's mental health than what Id ti would, as tin the occasion: joying the cr woman on the side for four/they consider "fun." This enerous plan- years. I always used to get up! woman is out of her tree. avo anveamed ty 600 . etary influences--with special wh PHPRIISIFV o Hoe ee emphasis on happy sentimental THE STARS S. AY will be important, however, to|and social experiences between | scenes pea avoid speculation of any kind|now and Sept. 15; also between 4 Mrs Patte By ESTRELLITA during the entire year--but es-|Nov. 15 and Jan. 1; next April ~N } Bie ¢ aie FOR TOMORROW pecially during the first two|jand May. With the exception of a Adcahier or With a spirit of enterprise weeks of September and the|brief periods in mid-December . ; i slant and a keen analysis of all situa-|248t two in December. bres Dest y og hin! 'on ol i i in new {sion may be evident, domestic . 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