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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 12, 1967 |THE STARS SAY ANN LANDERS Left In The Dark Parents Resentful Dear Ann Landers: My hus-your column every day and 1/especially favored. band and I were shocked tojlearn from it. Last week yoU/ ror THE BIRTHDAY pick up our newspaper andjprinted a response to a bysonene "'Agains engaged to marry a girl he has|Dirt." She was criticizing you) eee * been going steady with for|for being so frank. You told her soy Gute ab pk nM sled seven months, We liked the girl/that girls need correc, itnforma-|,, put plans involving business tion so they will know how to and financial matters into oper- Now my husband and I are not|deal with "'eight-handed idiots. sure we will attend the wed-/You pointed out that girls who) ound basis, read that our 19-year-old son is|who signed herself "until she did this rotten thing. ding. I have a feeling the girl/Serious trouble. hooked our boy by putting the} Please tell me, Ann, what is announcement in the paper. Hejan "'eight-handed never told us he was anxious to|Dying of Curiosity get married and, furthermore,| Dear Curlosity: he has three years of colleg|handed idiot is a guy whose two ahead of him. Don't newspapers have the/that a girl could swear he has responsibility of checking with|six extra both sets of parents to learn if they have given their consent to} Dear Ann Landers: Regard- the marriage? Can a girl walk|ing the woman in the super- in off the street, hand the editor)market who stole a candy bar her picture and say she is|and slipped it into her young engaged and that's all there is/son's pocket. When I read such| to it? We await your reply.--|things it makes me sick. Don't 8.0.8. these people realize what they Dear 8.0.8.: I do not know of|@Te doing? a newspaper in the world that | checks out engagement/who tell their youngsters to lie| announcements to learn if the/about their age so they can ride! parents have given their con-jon the bus free or get into a} sent. And why should they? Your problem, dear friend, is|door neighbor used to tell her) not with the newspaper butjchildren to say she wasn't with your son. It sounds as ifjhome when certain people; the lines of communication|came to call. She'd hide in the| have been closed for a long|back closet and send the kids to time. was not surprised when her two Dear Ann Landers: Although|sons became involved in a petty I am nearly 70 years old I read|theft ring and were sent to a|Clal, as.you will learn later. reformatory. | children to grow up to be hon-/ Sandwiches them to be dish ? Please do not know the score get into) .qurt risks you can ill afford. If idiot'?--!should be most gratifying. Next An © two ary, first three weeks in Janu- hands cover so much mileage|ary, early July, mid-August and And what about the mothers|mid-1968, How can parents expect their|be endowed with a fine mind, orable citizens when they teach|satility _ races the business and artistic fields. | By ESTRELLITA |FOR TOMORROW Friday's planetary influences urge tact in dealing with oth- ers. Keep your emotions under control and don't try to press unwanted opinions or advice upon others. In business and household matters, stick to rou- tine. New undertakings not If tomorrow is your birthday, jyour horoscope indicates 'hat, These must be on a however. Don't ation. jusing good judgment, monetary jresults by December 10th |good periods for fiscal affairs: ary, the first 10 days in Febru- lthroughout September. Best jperiods for job advancement: |The gext month, late January, jthroughout May, August, Sep- |tember and the first two weeks lof next October. | Your personal life will also be governed by generous influ- lences, with emphasis on jromance in January, May and TORONTO (CP) -- When Donald C. MacDonald, Ontar- io's New Democratic Party leader, hits the hustings it becomes a family campaign. His wife Simone joins him on closer to home. thrown into it,' says Mrs. domestic activity. "The children enjoy elections enormously. It must have youth." _ Mrs. MacDonald's first task in the current Ontario election campaign involved the non-par- tisan task of organizing enu- merators for the York South riding in west-central Toronto where her husband seeks re-el- ection. That done, she joined her 53- year-old husband and his staff touring the province in a char- tered bus. It's a far different life from her childhood days in France and university life at Columbia where she obtained a degree in child psychology. llate August; and travel during although you may! make short trips before then.| One admonition, however:| Don't put too much stock 'n/ movie for half fare? My next|/sudden "romances" during) riding." April and June. They could prove disappointing. Life should) views and a great deal of circu- run smoothly on the domestic lating." scene during the next 12 months and, even if : there tary, has been assigned a com- the front door to lie for her. Should be some environmental) mittee room job that does not change in June, do not be dis- interfer with her employment. "I say a few words whenever French is required,' she says. She hopes one day to learn Ital- ian because 'there are many Italian-speaking people in our "I usually do a few inter- At home, Sandra, 22, a secre- the tour while his three chil- dren attend to election duties something to do with the zest of Whole MacDonald Family Enters Into Electioneering Joy, 19, now enrolled in a child care course and seeking to follow her mother's footsteps by obtaining a master's degree in child psychology, does door- to-door polling. voting day, Oct. 17 This is a vital job, says Mrs. MacDonald, a petite native of| MacDonald. Montreal who does the job of juggling the campaign and ple say 'He'll get in, I don't need to vote.' "You use the list to go out and pull out that vote." Brian, 18, a high school stu- crew. Mrs. MacDonald says her family background was non-po- litical and, while politics fasci- nate her, "I didn't know what I was getting into." Often her husband's job as party leader keeps him away from home for weeks. "When he is home there is a great deal of talking because lon." She enjoys meeting with his political colleagues, that her role requires stamina. Mrs. MacDonald says with a} laugh: "I'm four years older. I'm simply not as energetic this campaign as I was in the last.' HOUSEHOLD HINT display. She talks to residents in York South about her father's cam- paign and keeps a list of those "Anytime an election is|Who promise to support him called the whole family is ! "Human nature being what it) the is, when voting day comes, peo-|Road West. dent, has a job with the sign/Mrs. John Birkett of Lake St. there's so much to catch UP) yrs, Seville Clarke of Osh- jawa Boulevard North held a but adds a ;|to-be was Now's the time to tie a few|Department of General Motors ears of Indian corn together and/held a dinner party at the Red hang on the front door for Fall/Knight Room, of the Bo-Peep Restaurant, Many Entertain For Ruth Skinner Saturday Bride Miss Ruth Skinner whose marriage to Donald Weales takes place on Saturday has been feted at several showers. A linen shower was held at the home of Mrs. Bruce Searle at Kedron. Friends of the bride- bride was presented with silver candelabra, Attendants ing wedding, Trick and Miss Evelyn Peel, at the forthcom- Mrs. Clifford were hostesses at a_ kitchen shower held at Mrs. Trick's home, Meadow Crescent. Following the rehearsal Fri- day evening the wedding party will be entertained at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Skinner, Suther- land Avenue. elect were in attend Mrs. Harvey Skinner and Mrs. David Skinner were co- HOUSEHOLD HINT A shine in time preserves at a shower held at the home of former, Rossland Road A surprise barbecue party was held at the home of Mrs. George Weales. The affi- anced pair were presented with place settings of their crystal. Peter, Mrs. Vincent Mc- Namara, Miss Edna Weales of Lorne Park and Mrs. Robert Chenier of Toronto were host- jesses, Friends and relatives of; |the prospective bridegroom jwere in attendance. | Women of Calvary Baptist |Church hosted a miscellaneous jshower for the bride-elect at |the church. miscellaneous shower at her Mrs. Joseph Kerr was the hostess for a neighborhood shower held at her home, Sutherland Avenue. The bride- presented with a bridge set. 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Tall and attra ticary said she her own clothe: cause I'm tall 3 things are usual me and second cuts down expe woman gets a sé tion out of that.' MARRIED IN 1 Jim and Ph were married | 1949. He had trom university working in Es ment office. TI Montreal where a while in Eato partment, Jim's Hamilton Pottics valid, made he them. In 1956, Jim's moved him to St bec, and then ' During this tim grew to five with a son, Michael Mary-Anne, now years of age. Ir result of a tragi family suddenly Jim's sister and two children an baby were all iil mobile accident ville and the F the remaining fou their home. So {ft Phyllis Potticary full. "We felt tha should be kept 1 Potticary said, ' they are practics we feel that the 5 for them has bee time in our lives. 21 has just vr Trent University; Prior te her Saturday to Ja Miss Susan Mille several showers. Mrs. James Sn held a miscella for the bride. 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