The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, September 30, 1967 | ANN LANDERS | Youth Will Have To Pay Dearly For Indiscretions Dear Ann Landers: About the}band and his brother went to worst thing that can happen to|work for their father. It was a a@ guy has happened to me. Not! good business, but there was so once, but twice. I am 17 years|much in-fighting and aggrava- old and two girls I have been|tion that my husband decided it going with have told me within|wasn't worth it. When my hus- the last week that they are|/band announced he was quitting pregnant. One girl is 16, a realjto start a business of his own, sweet kid (but very dumb), andjeveryone said, "You're a fool. nobody I would want to spend|You'll regret it. Your brother -- aa of my life with. The/will inherit everything." other girl is 19, has been! well i around a lot and while I have| pis at ag Pye Meng ee taken her out several times, 50] thing--ulcers, migraine head- have 50 other guys. _. {aches and a nervous condition I have one year of highlof the eyes. My sister-in-law school left so don't suggest/nas told me 50 times that she marriage to the sweet kid/wished her husband had quit because I wouldn't think of it.!when mine did. The old man And please don't tell me to talkjnas become more "tyrannical to my folks because my mother/and utterly impossible through would have a heart attack and/the years. Even though he will my dad would kill'me. soon be 69 he has made it clear I used to think your column|that he intends to run the busi- 'was square but I am beginning ti to believe your advice makes a cpr Peli "hk they. will lot of sense. Please tell me carry off his son first. what to do because I'm fading My husband and I have not t.--D: - <---- yee are|4d an easy time but we are! going to know about this--ei- comfortable and happy. We ther from you or from the par- ee boca --. Row life 7 'un. I don't know where we go ents of one or both girls. I rf the courage and the good sense believe it would be better if you to get out when we did, but I told them. I am not suggesting mar- psa 7 for it.---Mr. and Mrs. riage, but I am suggesting that wig | you learn what your legal res-| Dear Mr. and Mrs.: I am ponsibilities are and live up to|happy for you and sad for your} them. I hope this letter shakes |husband's brother and his wife. up a few thousand guys out|Not all relatives in business there who are playing games/have trouble. Only 90 per cent. with live bombshells. How about paying some attention to} Confidential to Would You my square advice, fellas? Cut Off Your Foot To Get Rid) Of An Ingrown Toenail?: Well, | Dear Ann Landers: I hope|it makes about as much sense| you have room in your column|to divorce the father of your for a lesson that might help|four children because he bought some of your readers make a/jhis mother a $250 coat without) decision. It has to do with rela-jasking you. You've let him/| tives in business. | know how you feel, now forget! Several years ago my hu#iit. 'lal 4 il BEADED JACKET ence that the young people with|we are as up to the minute as whom we are 1 ting cannot ees just ing out of acquire without years of work-| schools and colleges. ing. Fourth, we must prepare for Second, we must turn outjand change job fields if t| work that is outstanding instead/research and be scsrel aie "yp you want the opportunities, and|f run-of-the-mill. ' shows us our opportunities an mori where to ten the galahe food pay many soune pe TPE ws mu wa ulsomewhere eae ries of young people match or|Ple get today. : mo top what their elders earn,"| Any way you look at it, a RE-ELECT Older Workers Want To Know Why Youth Is So Highly Paid By ROBERTA ROESCH years you have left to work i writes a reader, who airs her|major portion of our population complaint with examples from|is made up of young people. As her own working world. they enter the job world each INITIAL SIGN year to offer employers fresh "My first inclination that the|CPeTEy | and rr juts row re aa Sve ier her ehance an pay assigned to a job as a em well while they have. it, secretary} to a bright young girl who Whether the well-paying could have been my daughter. ¢hance they are getting is €xactly as it should be is under- Through the years we have A both had raises, but she earns ging A peters # goage of those Bltwice as much as I. of us who starte work at a hee ; ; _» qp:e/Salary we are ashamed to : I could live with this," this 's Bok whath lik woman went on, "without fret-|Quole. But whether we lke or ting too much about it. But the dislike it, this is a new genera- thing that is really bothering i and this is the way things me noi the fact tat my COL Accordingly, the only way fr picked for a job before gradua-|¥S '° be as well-paid as many of the young people who are fn i ari anna rns working father earns after 25|"4¥ve much more to offer. years in a job. UP WITH THE TIMES "And my daughter who grad-| This means we have to keep uated last June from a junior| UP with the times and make our college is only $10 behind me in| Working experience count as the wages we earn. She asked|™uch as it ought to. for, and got, in her very first|, Here are four steps we must job what it took me ten years| take to accomplish this: to achieve. First, we must and "Pye talked to other people|PTOmote our past working who have faced this same situa-| know-how as specialized experi- tion, And I'd like to know the reason for this." NEED TO GROW Frankly, there is no easy answer to this working fact of life. There is the blunt realiza- tion that instead of complain- CONSERVATIVE 2 ADULT EDUCATION--TRAINING CLASSES Now forming at the OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE Phone, write or visit the College for FREE Literature--GET THE FACTS--Then ACT! Evening Classes--Tuesday and Thursdays 7:00 p.m. te 9:00 p.m. --- Choice of Typing, Hy-Speed Longhand -- Dictaphone -- Gregg or Pitmen Patricia Juck PIANO CLASSICAL POPULAR osuawa" DIAL 725-4587 COURSES FOR HOUSEWIVES Attend either mornings or afternoons, Take up to 3 subjects. Monday to Friday inclusive. SATURDAY MORNING JUNIOR TYPING CLASSES ing, you have to grow in the Open to pupils from Grades Six, Seven, Eight, All High School Students and other adults, THE CAREER SCHOOL OF HAIRDRESSING nie eet, iki ce Are pleased to announce the opening of a New Bice Baye lad Myo enroll in any one of Sx Corser Designed Branch Location. in OSHAWA at:-- 145 KING ST. WEST PHONE 576-3558 Day and Evening Classes we are now taking ap- pointments, Models are welcome. @ GOVERNMENT LICENSED @ 4 " t biieati, Interview -- no 9 Start any Mond For Appointment or Complete Details Just Dial 725-3375 OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE 10 Simcoe Street North. M. C, Barnett, Principal, Grubby Upholstery Responds Beaded decoration is fash- stamped, self-addressed en- -- velope plus ten cents for handling to the Needlework Times, Oshawa, Ontario, requesting Leaflet No. fon news for evening wear and the lovely jacket illus- trated is a classic exam- To Thick, Dry Sudsing | | ple. If you would like the By ELEANOR ROSS jwarm water to make it wet.) {ostructions, simply send a _E, 9669. Every once in a while it is) Whip this mixture with an egg -- : -- necessary to look critically at/beater or an electric mixer to|water and wring out until it isjend the arms or the back of the| upholstered furniture to decide make "'dry'"' suds that stand up) simost dry. |chair or couch. Use a clean, whether or not it needs to wv be stiff as whipped cream--s0} keep scrubbing, wiping and|/damp cloth around the ruler to cleaned. A good time to do this} there will be as little water as| rinsing until the entire piece of|rinse the "cracks" the same is when changing slipcovers for| Possible to soak into the uphol-/furniture is clean--using only| way. the season. | stery. clean suds; clean water, and| For quick drying of your It is amazing how much dirt| Put some of the dense suds|clean clothes. Then, wrap alnice, clean furniture, open the seeps in and settles on the/on a sponge or soft brush, and/clean cloth around a ruler, dip|windows, set an electric fan upholstery under slipcovers,/lightly scrub one small section|jt into the 'dry' suds, andjnearby, or tum on an air condi- isn't it? If the upholstery needs/of the upholstery at a time.|wash down between the seat|tioner. to be cleaned, it really isn't;Then, using a rubber scraper or auch a big job if it is tackled|spatula, lift off the dirty suds} correctly, and drop these into a news-| FOR THE FINEST paper to be disposed of later. MAKE A TEST Repeat, scrubbing the same Custom and Plastic upholstery {s eminent-/ section of the upholstery with ly washable, of course. If in|clean suds. Next, wipe that peweid ey ane . same section with a clean cloth make a test before starting out oped inte wares sh. sam on an entire piece, if it has} mever been wsshed before. Dip a damp cloth into thick suds,) and rub a small section on the| back of a chair or cushion) where it won't show if water causes any change in the color|/7'» COLOR UNLIMITED or texture. \pe pune TO FIT YOUR If the fabric passes its test, >. arrist suppiies then get busy. Begin by putting), see Us For Point & Wallpeper a handful of soap or detergent}! PHONE 723-7351 into a bowl with just enough) Ready Made DRAPES In the latest Shades and fobrics . . . 000... Mé& Dry Goods & Draperies EXPERTLY INSTALLED * DRAPERY TRACKS 74 CELINA STREET 723-7827 "Free Customer Parking While Shopping et Our Store" | EDGAR'S DECOR CENTRE 34 KING ST. W. | | ARNOLD PALMER'S _ $PECIALS 'OF THE WEEK! @ 2 PAIR TROUSERS or SLACKS @ 2 SKIRTS e PLAIN DRESSES _ (rests extra) NO LIMIT FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY -- 723.0961 | Wholesale and Retail Cleaning! SUEDE... 20: Tae « Cae. we. OFF ARNOLD PALMER'S 4: CLEANING CENTRE King Park Plaza -- 255 King St. West NEXT TO A&P (Pleats Extra) SAVINGS OF 20 to 50% THROUGHOUT THE STORE ONE WEEK ONLY @ DULUX GLOSS ENAMEL . . 1% Pints. nog, 1s @ Alle> PAINS .... . @ Alle PAINS . . . . . 20% off @ BRUSHES and ROLLERS ...., 331/3% off @ All Vinyl WALLCOVERINGS .... . 20% off @ Full WALL MURALS ...... 331/3% off @ Room Lof WALLPAPER... , 1.95-2.95-3.95 @ Dupont ALYKD FLAT . . . ec-tos0ecamn 5.95 gal. @ Dupont SEMI GLOSS. vatets25ecan 5.95 gal. @ Dupont LATEX . . . . . ,vaweto006en 5.95 gal. @ Dupont Exterior Super WHITE voiu t2.102cauemn 6.20 gall. PATIES == OSHAWA Phone 725-3529 PAINT & WALLPAPER LTD. (T. 2 to 7th 25* each 20% off @ Free Parking at Rear of Store @ Winter Store Hours Open Fri. till 9 P.M. Closed Wed. at 12:30 -- Open Sat. till 6 A COLLECT once bewailed that every moved into ¢ she threw out sures and link and every t moved from a a smaller, vali esting articles of, often as a auction sale o phants"'. Sometimes t can be a ] pieces of furn and not adap ment living. pensive resto: care from d and light anc some, like 2 books, would Yet to anyon science, antiqu ing. They star inheritor with that. says "We family for on fifty years. W you to dispos owners held d Faced in sor this problem Ferguson wh enough this w some of the f of her late hu Her husban' Jack Ferguso1 grandson of o earliest settler Sr., whose fa perpetuated | Road", often tributed to Be Oshawa's firs with whom tt nection. ALTHOUG &'nown as "'S John Wilson w wick-on-Tweed Jand County, E Early in life the Island of he saw a gre slave trade. H Belize, Brit where he res years. He returned ain where he tish Margaret in 1834 and a journ, he saile to Canada, T! first home in 1836 John Wi 150 acres in King Street | Bloor Street a Road South to three lots " Park Bouleva! This area 1 ing streets of Cadillac Ave Avenue, Cent! vard and othe Wilson estate. son had buil house to ac growing fami Beautifully Jar sweeping viet MAI The marria: na Spiers, Os! the late Mr. Spiers, of Bur to Samuel W of the late liam Starr of place July 27 with the Rey Mitchell of | ciating. Salesme Russian Proud U LONDON ( bra tycoon, w full of sample returned handed. "They bo range of 72 8 Dennis Walle Bra Co. "This ing." For years have been known as a "liftchek," wl job competer esthetically. "Our , origi show the bi parade," he | the Jast moms would not be such garmen' in public. "We just b around by ha UPSTA LEXINGTO! Piedmont Ai! recently to from Roanok because the 1 an amateur | présentation | drama durin; end of the fir: Custom Ready- DRAF © HOMES | @ -- Since WA Simcoe $ 725: