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10. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, November 6, 1967 ANN LANDERS Rushing City Folk Lose Sense Of Respect Dear Ann Landers: A few! Sentence: Banishment. weeks ago I \ oa funeral in} I am appealing the case to & f# small mid rn town--pop-jhigher court. You, Ann Landers, ulation under 59( have the power to reverse the). After the funeral services the| decision. procession tiny .cemeiery headed toward the) What is your verdict?--De- On the way W€/fender of Tabb rh far | eas an - eee et Dear Defender: I refuse to passed, he stopped h _|pass judgment on the grounds climbed down, removed his old of insufficient information. For _straw hat and stood w hic example: Was Bella in her cage head bowed until the procession oF W4s she out of her cage? had passed If Bella was out of her cage, This struck me as being one|Sabby is innocent He did what of the most heart-wz , ges-icame naturally. If someone let) tures I had seer Bella loose, he. in my opinion.' s the guilty party. s our office} I have seen| Dear Aim Landers: I am an es at|18-year-old girl who just got out I'-havelof a home for unwed mothers. honk|The {affier of my child was 10 ront of alyears my senior, had two ex- s, three children and never iid an honest day's work in his e. He gave my father a nice check and I agreed to put child up for adoption I learned yesterday that the Mary Jaffray puts finish- y crook is going with an-| ing touches to sweater 18-year-old girl who lives numbers in her crest plant ; the mourners seen impatient their horns and cut burgeoned into a_ full- Dear Just fledged plant in the ware- my friend. A! house of a sporting firm BOOM IN CRESTS |there is interests. | You are various tember a important periods of stress--especially in!and August. domestic circles--in mid-July.| A child born on this day will) belonging to her husband |Your best cycles where ro-|be highly energetic and en- Bruce: mance is concerned include the|dowed with fine imagination} (CP Phto) 'current month, January, May apd business ability. | a webs & al | indication |FOR THE BIRTHDAY | If tomorrow-is your birthday, your horoscepe indicates that, despite possibly past slow going in career and monetary affairs, currently in a which stimulates new ideas and) progressiveness, | most of it, since your innate re- 'sourcefulness | |should show tangible results, in between and March 3ist, and successes} _ |during this cycle will spark fur- /ither progress and Stages next July, Sep- nd October. It will be/future per se. I say this| , however, that you because the part-time job you! : javoid extravagance and-or spec- ulation this month, and early April--but especially in January. 4 |smoothly for most of the year jahead, but be alert to possible ingenuity) in January} v Can Lead To Rewarding Career \°,"° By ROBERTA ROESCH "I'm in the market for part- : ; ger of a specialty shop. But she Smee ed -~ eng = {| tarted her now-thriving full- " ; : a eady,"" writes a woman seek six years ago to a two-day a| r ling a first job. full-time. cycle|time later on. many readers." now ' | So far," she continues. machine in an office. OSHAWA TIMES | "every job I have tried to get has turned out to be a routine) RASE OF OPERATION spot I wouldn't want to stick! with when I'm ready to work could handle," she says "There must be some firms | certainly had no future, but it the beginning of this new year)somewhere where opportunities | ave me a desk to sit behind| lin your life promises the attain-jare good for a_ challenging \i) ¢omething better came ment of many cherished goals.|part-time job that can be full-|aigq, "Please discuss this in YOUT|anoe which I so make re,| column. I am sure it will help/t.om job to job until 1 could There are two good ways to time work." make part-time work expand to la worthwhile future--and both of them do not involve starting ; ; j jto get in from the beginning, as with a part-time job that as 8) today's reader hopes to do, with| take can be a stepping stone to! a better part-time job later. jlate June and late July. Look Personal concerns should run/for stimulating social activities and chances to travel between now and mid-January, next July a company or firm where you THE STARS SAY | The Most Insignificant Job [con tit career By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Personal relationships. should) be'-highly congenial now, and| thaf you could gain benefits, either) through a business contact or through the good offices of an influential friend. Evening influ- ences favor romance and social In most cases, the best way to do this is'to research news- advertising and trade | One woman who found this to journals to discover job fields jbe the case is currently mana- th Lo a pales pe mach they'll offer a chance to part- time workers who hope to time career by saying "Yes" gevelon snus. |week running a routine job PICTURE RE-PRINTS . 20% Discount on Orders of 5 or More Pictures "At the time, it was all | /didn't find it challenging, and it Available ot NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 251 King St. E., Oshawe 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5 x7 -- 1.25 each "It was also working experi- used to move switch from part-time to full- A second way to make part ime work expand to a future is | BURNS JEWELLERS 44th Dear Ann Landers: You are 200 miles from here. She is a : the judge an friend of my cousin. The} in Vancouver while daugh- The time girl knows about his two ex-, ters Robin and Nicki dis- The place wives but she does not know play examples of their The i (whole about me. I can't sleep nights os g 7 mother's. wor Mrs. Jaf- family) versus the defendant worrying about this poor kid - k. Mrs. Jat : fray, who maintains she I'm making a carbon copy of} (Tabby :The Housecat) and I would has no artistic ability and | $ Charge: Murder of Bella, a this letter, Ann, pet parakeet ; like : --_ it to Rag BR gsc # no business background, | Defenders argue: It is instinc--mously, of course) Wi you i | tive for cats ill birds. Tabby/reply. Yes or no?--Sorry Too started crest making in | m | her basement three years. | Late Dear Late: No. The girl prob-| ego. The operation has ably knows about you POY, Ce rca sia mecca cases na LR d for one m ures you tried unsuccessfully to FRECKLE COOKIES The. v trap the guy. Mind your own ty of murder in/business. and concentrate on 2 making a life for yourself cent : rgues: Tabby t cups pre-sifted soft wheat flour teaspoons baking powder 14 teaspoon salt 2-3 cup butter or margarine 1g cup granulated sugar a the first degree SUISSE Sat NRE 16.3 ' CHILD GUIDANCE Intelligent Child Requires 15 cup tanty-pacted tows Motivation To Reach Potential { !<:°" 2-3 cup Chocolate shot or vanilla he is very jittery and needs to be quieted. down, I hope you grated semi-sweet chocolate rates low on @Nicheck with your physician On| pjeng or sift flour, baking - him. It might be well to inquire) ,qyder and salt together. Cream f sa of your school principal where jitter and gradually blend in ), Welyou could find a specialist to/sucars, beating until light and fF ist m and advise you. fluffy. Beat in vanilla and egg. : awhile consider his home|cyir in dry ingredients and then : ance. Is he required to do @! chocolate. Divide dough in half "T should like to seek 3 our ad-|¢ w chores promptly? Does helang shane each sae at vice. as regards our bright nine-\cpend excessive time watching inc hee ane Wie ' bs ro year-old son who is a source of)TV? Do you require him to go nee chill at Pb «4 oe By GARRY C. MYERS, PhD help him comes this letter anxiety to us in that he does not\at his homework regularly andji, 5 * appear to. be developing hisitp do some reading each ceetecaall Gavies hott an pre- . .. instead of kneecap-to- |kneecap ? The way the cost of living is rising) & "i these days it's by the) mind nor does he seem to profitjeyening? Don't trust wholly tolheated 400 degree F. oven for "Our son is intelligent 2 z Siena poles child. In his pre-school years, ANSWERING QUESTIONS ral ability with numbers and in) sometimes cries out with great the way he learned to read from fear during the night. Remember When. watching his brother's home-| A. 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Alan Col THE OSHAWA Til SOCIAL | Jo Aldwin Telephone 723-34/ Mr. and Mrs. Alex N: Bond Street East, hav turned from a three-week tion they spent in Hawaii Six members of the Ca Women's League attende Spiritual Communication held at Lady of the © Church, Scarborough, rec The speaker was the Rev Daniel Donovan who spol the 'Christian Renewal." Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J) and their daughter-in-law, Join Mowat, were in Har on Friday for the convo of McMaster University fe conferring of degrees, 4 which John Mowat receive bachelor of arts degree. The Misses Betty and \ fred Thomson attended autumn convocation of Master University on F when the degree of Doct Philosophy was conferred their nephew, Robert Ke Allan. Dr. Allan is the s Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. of Dundas, formerly of Ost Hoe-Dow! I A Centennial the members of the minster Come-Double Clu their guests. was/ held re in the lower hall of the ch Mannequins dressed in fa: from over a period of years looked down from places on the stage, on rural setting complete wit fences and lanterns. The were dec ed with an a ment of gourds and pum The 'dance program = inc both round and square ing as well as a numb novelty dances directed bj Brown. A. barbershop qi! consisting of Mervin Scott Weldon, Roy Beckett and vey Tremeer provided an esting interlude. After the ing everyone sat down old-time luncheon of beans and freshly baked | followed, by an __ inter assortment of muffins anc and homemade jams ant ies. The serving of a Cent Cake by the presidents, M Mrs. James Doswell, bi the evening to a close. Gilbert Evenstein, son ¢ and Mrs. Meyer Evel Alma Street, has just ret from a month's tour of and the Holy Land. pieedealee REO ORT IPR Reg. $20 for ...- $lé Reg. $15 for .... $1 TUES, - WED. 5 John St. W., O es