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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, November 8, 1967 iF -" [ANN LANDERS | Grandma's Pilfering Shocks Granddaughter Dear Ann Landers: {serve no useful purpose. Grand-| I am a l4-year-old girl who ma is the only one who needs to} needs advice from an older per-|know that you are on to her, son. The problem/is m and-| ¥ ith Dear Ann Landers: I em in- mother. I_am staying with her! for a mi ause my folks|terested in the letter from the had to go to"another city on|man who operates the coin laun- business. \dry. He said it was a disgrace . 1 always thought Grandma|the way women come in after was the greatest until last week. supper, weary, often pregnant, | This is what happened: |dragging their bundles, and @ Grandma works in a hospital.|sometimes a child or two! I noticed that whenever she|Where are the husbands? At the came from work she always/ball game or drinking beer in| took her shopping bag to the front of the TV. He made it back of the house. She did it in/sound pretty grim, Ann, and) > a way that made me think she|I'm sure he was speaking for was hiding something. Yester-/many women across the land. day the phone rang just as But he wasn't speaking for me. F Gram was coming. She stid,| My husband ofered to buy me, "T'll answer it," and put herlan automatic washer three) shopping bag on the chair. I times last year but I said no.! couldn't help seeing what was in'Going to the coinlaundry is my it. Grandma has been takingionly chance to get out of the bedsheets, pillowcases, wash- house alone. clothes, soap and all sorts of 5 Doris French, right, edi- edds and ends from the hospi. MOST ee Tek my hus.| tof of Canadian Welfare, Mrs. Goodwill, @ register- ge I know why her back band does the supper dishes and. interviews Jean Goodwill, a ed nurse now living in Otta- ¢ nd young Cree Indian from wa, says that people whd storeroom is loaded with these Puts the kids to bed. I take my I also know why she knitting and a good book and off' Saskatchewan, about her talk about "educating' the GREAT ANAL FALL & WIVTER CLEARANCE 20% to 33'/;% OFF AND MORE! "CALLS FOR CHANGE TOWARD CANADIAN INDIANS v cating themselves. "There has to be a big change in attitude among Canadians. They need to be educated as to what an Indian is; ' how he thinks; what it is he | LINGERIE DEPT. FINE QUALITY NYLON SHORTY GOWN, Pink or blue, sizes S.M.L. and Northern Development. things. 7 gives linens and towels for I go to the coin Jaundry It Bnd experiences on the Indian Indian as an answer to his wants. Indian culture is a Christmas. and birthdays and most relaxing part of my whole affairs Branch of the De- problem could in most in- whole philosophy; it's a i t sick about Week. I wouldn't give it up for partment of Indian Affairs stances do with some edu- way of life." Reg. Value 3.98. nyone? If so, anything.--K. C. Ann Fan es asepalaniid oud lana Wea ' Dear K. C.; Thanks for writ- whom?--DIsappointed r r writ: hee : Dear Seaneeenaen: Tel! your ing. Your letter is proof that Grease-Stained Synthetics grandmother that she must nobody can speak for every- have gotten some of the hospital body. . ; tm tanéer: 1m » Require Special Treatment property mixed in with hers when she packed her shopping, Dear A : bag. To circulate the informa- 16-year-old girl who h tion around the family would pong | = six pang tae 1 Drip-dry dresses am allowed to go out on Friday . i, permanent press --the stain. The more potent and Saturday evenings. My cur." wea jxme sn ac bi THE STARS SAY few is midnight and I-am per- they're thé mainstay of sciioo. remedy of the two involveSitaced with about five table- these days Why taking the dry garment, so that|spoons of the sal is a gentler mitted to invite my date in for wardrobes By ESTRELLITA in't they be when they cut spots are easily seen, dampen-jand less time-consuming treat-| dress, slacks or whatever go into the washer together with three or four tablespoons of sal soda concentrated. Add less than your usual dose of deter- gent, for sal softens the water. If stains aren't too extensive! and pantsjon the extent and seriousness of OF deeply entrenched, a pre- |wash soak of a half-hour's dura-| tion in a tub of warm water| MEMBERS of Kendalwood Seventh - Day Adventist Church served a cake with \ $2.99 FASHION DEPT. LADIES' FUN-FUR FABRIC COATS ¥%-length shaggy coat with matching hat, Thursday Morning 9:30 a.m. DOOR CRASHER BOYS' WEAR 1st Quality Jeans |45 minutes. wot It sounds good, but wait till down 1 ironing y fa. You hear the rest. My ll-year-a ties? While they save old brother has instructions that at one end of the wash day never I come home from a operation, they often add wor is supposed to join us in to the 1 eae Stains, once g room while we visit. established I the time he is deadjof greasy origin, interests, succes tions involving lo: tures. Since the da wil] probably be pretty active e ven-|; the liv t hours Steat of co 3 nven- ; a 'Itired and hates to be bothered,/|tional laundry methods. Frus- mee © 8 one Baad ng od but Dad wakes him up out of a|trated, you'll try one remedy ¢ "ng. AVON' sound sleep and tells him he has after another, combining two or v hectic social affairs. to FOR THE BIRTHDAY Am I wrong to resent this? bi D g If tomorrow is your birthday,| When I complained to my folks | Often overlooked in this futile your outlook for the next year is|they said a 16-year-old girl search for a cure is one of the very promising indeed. Occupa- |should not be saying anything to joldest, least expensive and most tional and monetary gains are|her boyfriend that her brotherjeffective wash day compounds indicated and, with the excep-|shouldn't hear. What do you around, sal soda concentrated tion of a brief period in mid-|SaY?--M. Barrist Gentle enough to be compatible July, personal relationships wil]! Dear M.: I say a girl who is with any fabric, it has a unique be under beneficient aspects, |0ld enough to date doesn't need talent that lets it come to terms You are currently in a cycle in|an ll-year-old chaperon. Your with grease-stained synthetics which your spirit of enterprise |folks are not being fair to you,| Now there are two ap- more perhaps, scrubbing, rub- should be at a peak and where,|t0 your date, or to your brother. proaches, your choice depending | e stained area, sprinkling|;ment that generally has the de-| dry sal soda, and scrub-|sired effect. After the soak, | with a. moist nail brush or/carry on with the regular} Id rush. After each|wash, again adding sal to the as been treated, the!water. Le Chalet Dining Room and Tavern are very pleased to Announce the Opening of the Le Chalet Banquet Room (Corner of Centre St. and Celborne St., Whitby) Nith twe Elegont Rooms Te Serve You, Accommodating 300. THE REGENCY ROOM .... Suitable For up to 200 Guests. THE NELSON ROOM ... Suitable For up to 100 Guests Perfect for Wedding Receptions; Bowling Banquets, Dances and Service Club Meetings . , . 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Her hair seems to ! affected by the change of wat or shampoo and Miss Nuga claims it is falling out. Howev she still has a thick head black hair which she wears in bun. SCALES CHECKED SHREWSBURY, Englar (CP)--A couple of overweig ladies fretting about their ba room scales set this Shropshi town's weights and measu! department thinking: Exam ers found the scales were ov reading by several pounds, officials' organized a test-yor bathroom-scales week and ga a free checkover to all the or brought in. _ ana ne NaiE MOTOR CITY BATON TWIRLING CONTEST director Irenie Harvey SAT., NOV. 11 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. et O'NEILL COLLEGIATE Come and see local and visitin twirlers in action Adults 75¢ Children 50