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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, October 25, 1967 | ANN LANDERS Ron's Hot Hands Leave Her Cold Dear Ann Landers: 1 am ajond marriage for both. Fach 17-year-old girl who has a nice|has children by a previous mar-| boyfriend. Ron has one fault. Ijriage, The groom's children are don't know how else to phrase it/past their teen years. The so I'll just say he has "wander-|bride's children are all under 13 ing hands." years of age. The question: When Ron gets out of line and|Should the children be present I tell him to stop he gives me, some convincing arguments, |biased anevet ie as such as, "There is no harm in| Dear Nee tig | anes °| it, It can only create a beauti-/Settled by A and B. but since ful, warm sensation from|they can't agree and yqu wan within." I guess my real prob-/ MY opinion, here it is : : lem is that I let him get away| When divorced people marry, with it a couple of times and|! feel it is usually gig pis new when I say no he accuses) Sometimes ludicrous to vat ve me of being inconsistent. unfair|Children present. The don gs | and not caring for him any|People I know who married 8 more, second time did not make @ s0-| Y occasion. How can I make him see my|"i#! event of the e side of it without having to face' yp, tis saneaitel Big temperamental outhursts|, Doar Ame Lender cent + \dropped in to see a neighbor, |) and the sulking that follows?! / Pie hel Mishandled| *25 just passing her home and} Min P Ble decided to stop on a impulse. | She was clearing the supper] Dear Miss: Your body be-dishes and I didn't mind that longs to, you, dummy. You don't)she continued with her work,| owe Ron pawing privileges just/since { realized I had interrupt-| because he happens to be a fast og her talker. He is right about those' Then the telephone rang. It warm sensations from within. was a friend who wanted to But please be aware that when/chat. The woman just s vee those warm sensatio become and conti to talk 15 too warm, they can set fire to minutes. The caller had no wa} the best of intentions and re-|of knowing I was in the house. I duce your lofty principles t/fejt hurt that my hostess made ashes. no mention of it. She let me just Every girl who gets into trou-/sit there ble is not a tramp. Some are' Do you think this was good fine young women like yourself/manners? I felt like leaving.-- --but they are a little stupid. lowa Get rid of the crazy idea that' Dear Iowa: A person who you are obligated to give every,drops in eight-handed idiot reasons whyjed and unexpected is an in-/¢ "on impulse"--uninvit-| ~ *hildren are of their social| lat the wedding?--Need an Un-| AIRY CROCHETING, the twin sister of knitting, takes its name from the French spelling of the word, hook- crochet. As in knitting, it is an interlocking of loops vet, unlike knitting, the loops 'are formed with a single needle or hook. To many the manipulation of one needle makes it easier to crochet than knit but as in all phases of needlework the joy of crocheting lies in cre- ating. Crochet dresses are becoming more and more ! he is not entitled to something|truder, no matter how harsh the jeyel, other parents are glad if pais CHIC popular even with such per- sonalities as Marisa Mell, 24-year-old Viennese - born "new star on the horizon'. When she was in New: York recently one of the dresses she wore was a charming crochet shift, in a most un- usual pattern. This peek-a- boo number, is very. much in the current mode and makes a chic young late- day 'date dress" or it can serve as a long tunic over slim long pants for at-home or dorm wear. It is cro- cheted in an easy-to-do loop mesh stitch. With a little practice, even a neophyte can turn it out in very short order ts during the next year, with THE STARS SAY Cah % ens Wate emphasis By ESTRELLITA {the balance of this month, in FOR TOMORROW jJanuary, May, late June and Some adverse planetary influ- late July; on travel and social sera mune , giao to be interests next January, July and lextremely tactful in personal re- , Thos \lationships on Thursday. The oe pd phy biol aes position of Mars, especially, will|I°anings (¢ 5 DOC ta Oy tn at Make those born under some|'Meatrical field) will find nex signs overly aggressive, so don't|J2"uary, June and September 1 \highly inspiring--and profitable. step in 'where angels fear to tread." A child born on this day will ibe endowed with great ambition FOR THE BIRTHDAY and the talents required to be If tomorrow is your birthday, extremely successful in the your horoscope indicates that business world, but will have to the next 12 months in your life curb tendencies toward undue lshould prove highly stimulating|suspiciousness of his fellowmen. on practically all counts. As of| ~~~ sureties last week, you entered a fine CARROT SCULPTURED planetary cycle which should) 1,ZNNOXVILLE, Que. (CP) prove most profitable where'--Mrs. Arthur Dodell found an business and financial matters/ynusual vegetable specimen in are concerned, and this cycle her garden recently. It was a will last until the end of March. |carrot, six inches long, which Further uptrends along these/nature had produced into the lines are star-promised in early'form of a female torso resem- July, all of next September and| pling a dancing girl. October. One admonition, how-| ever: Do limit unwise spending) PLAN MEDICAL CENTRE during early April, mid-May The Ontario government an- and early June, or you could/nounced plans to construct a joffset gains. |$65,000,000 teaching hospital and Personal relationships will be|medical centre at Hamilton's \governed by generally good as-! McMaster University. | emneneie = cre FINAL WEE OF OUR ANNUAL Birthday Sale Wonderful savings in all departments. Special "In Store" features. \ Mr. and Mrs, Wright of King celebrated their 25t niversary recently honored by gather ily and friends. that belongs to you in the first word may seem their children can mingle with --By Tracy Adrian | By anticipating our competi- tors we've scooped the market in order to offer you these fabtilous South Breeze" wool- en coordinates -- firstl What's more, we're offering them to you at great sav- ings. Regular velues up to 4.50 a yard, yours for onty 3.44 and 3.77 a yard. Wool a hostess left an invited|onildren of different social and Dear Ann Landers: There has while she chatted on the phone./children are usually ready to| of Mr. and Mrs. Ea have agreed to let you settle it./however, perhaps the woman/parriers. Just as the nature of a presented with a g ere = sy tend these schools and it be- mother, Mrs. Fred | A fine development in many a 5 ; as Sunday School Teaches , : ! , | 7a eee junder good leadership while the } Le : { Va a SA mi NG received from fi By GARRY CLEVELAND) In practically all these\there are of the same back-| aoe wie had tae the nursery and kindergarten|Who turn the child's attention to)by a church or synagogue is to| Mis. Fred Soring Goldsmith, both M There are nursery schools|°! the mass media. | Once many parents are con- Harry Dyas. and day-care put on by welfare|learn that everyone is a pre-|fewer will be concerned about do church or synagogue schools.|a cheap, expendable commod-|the school might teach children} Lawn Yielc neighborhood. tle children attending Sunday|children have gue schools is to build for the/other children of their own age. VICTORIA E dds ! \breaking in New York City? of proselyting. Naturally, when|like to have their children at-|press, the board of education! have it. During th years, they are exposed to the/other little children attend. With|dows broken in July. A total =| her small lawn. ticular church or synagogue.|symbol. While some parents|broken during the year 1966. 1985, when aie pic LES 038 four-leaf clove small box. faille, fine crepe hobby, she said: "V place. If a The couple's fa been so much dissention about|I'd say she was indeed guilty Ofjjearn real democracy, being who are Mrs. Wr A and B are getting married|was trying to tell you some-ineighborhood can change rapid- The arrangements enriching environ- , ) Bae ; 1 Bi | 4 ¥¢ g Mrs. John Ham ichurch and synagogue is the the home of Mr. a Kindn A d Co id ti |narents are at worship service. | ess n ns €Ta 10n \This has its limitation for use- | frisnds: Among tht MYERS, PhD schools, little children come to-| ground, About the biggest op- Gat ut the wadding departments of church schools,|matters of kindness and consi-jattract most of the little chil-| George Bateman. § in yeorge ed day school," are doing to make|With the crime and violence, /to its nursery and kindergarten : , AY } ' sisters, Mrs. Thor which only the well-to-do can af-| LIFE IS DEAR lyinced of the wholesome influ-| F A x . | ae y , 2 Dorothy May Wa organizations, but together they|cious person; that a life is to be|their label. They will be less in- Often these are within easyjity |than the kind of living-with-oth- Ab undant ( The predominant motive of|school learn to mingle comforta:| sNsWERING QUESTIONS future of their congregations.| Some parents who don't them- (CP)--If there is ai children attend a certain Sun-|tend a Sunday school in the|will have to pay $100,000 to re-| summers she has | Mrs. Foley start But this is not the schools'|want their children to go to ajThere is similar. vandalism in leaf clovers. Within leaf, five six-leaf Asked if her fan been quite fortunate guest sitting for 15 minuteSjeconomic backgrounds. Little! picnic for them a this problem that both sides|bad manners. In this instance.|jess hampered by the social parents, The honor in a few months. This is the sec-ithing ly, so the children vary who at- comes an were made by M CHILD GUIDANCE iment for everyone. Wright's aunt. |\play period for young children ward J. Wright. Ma fulness as most of the children, were Mrs, Harry 1 Few people realize how much/gether under dedicated teachers! portunity for community service | va go. Tek wk own in most places as '"'Sun-|deration of others, in contrast|dren within several blocks of it Mrs. Herman Mort good citizens of young children.|that appear to some segments departments Mrs. James Golds ford, and free nursery schools) Children at Sunday schooljence of these church schools, ward John Wright don't reach as many children as|held dearly and not regarded asjterested in any religious belief reach of all children of the| Certainly the thousands of lit-/er-children experiences these ; P et : ; ' my : Of Good Lu the leaders of church and syna-jbly and companionably with _ Q. How prevalent is window Usually there is the subtle hopejselves feel the need of religion} A. 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