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(emen Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, January 19, 1963 7 CELEBRATING BIRTHDAYS Celebrating birthdays today are Douglas Wayne Weales, two and his grandfather, Mr. Thomas W. Solomon. There are a mere forty years be- tween them. Douglas is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Weales, Lupin drive, Whitby and only grandson of Mr. and Whitby, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weales, Brooklin. His great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Solomon, Mr. and Mrs, Allan Mackay, | Mr. 'and Mrs. S. M. Prest, and Mrs. George Weales, all of Oshawa. --Ireland Studio |president's chair, assisted by refreshments were served by | Mrs. Thomas Solomon,. Jr., |Mrs. Joseph Wrubel, Mr. and Mrs. John Planeta, Mr. Ed- Sleighing Party |ward Giles, Mr, and Mrs, John Held By Members | Cardinal, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth | Henning, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Of Bowling League R. |Watts, Mr. and Mrs. ° | Brooks, Miss Cecille Collette, The Catholic Bowling League| Mr: and Mrs. John Ebel, Mr. held am old-fashioned sleighing party and dance at Little Buck-) aroo Ranch recently. The 40 members who attend- ed enjoyed the gaiety of sleigh- bells, snowball fights and sing- ing. The remainder of the even- ing was spent dancing the polka, snowball, Paul - Jones, twist among other dances. dances, The evening ended by a rol-) licking sing-song and refresh-) ments convened by the execu-| tive. | Those present were Mr. and| Mrs. Joseph O'Malley, Mr. and and Mrs. Fred Noordman, Miss Doris Ridgley, Mr. Anthony Araujo, Mr. Arthur Cardinal, Mr, amd Mrs. James Woodward, Mr, and Mrs. John Melnychuk, Miss Mildred Ridgley, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce England, Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Lefaurichan, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Ekker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kitchen, Mr. and Mrs. William Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Lesky. HOUSEHOLD HINT Never leave colored garments standing in a heap after they are laundered as the color may run off on to her clothes. BORDERED RAGLAN JACKET Knit your own smart jacket for spring. This design comes with raglan sleeves in four sizes -- 14 to 38 and can be made in one color if you pre- , fer. will preserve the Chanel ef- fect. If you would like the leaf- | let. with this design, simply send a self-addressed, stamp ed envelope plus 10 cents for handling to the Oshawa Times, RIC-RAC 60 Yds. 1.00 LACE 50 Yds, 1.00 SCHAEFER Drummondville, Que. The Moss Stitch borders | Reminds Parents Today's Criminals Were Once Young The January meeting of the Dr. Robert Thornton Home and School Association was Fathers' Night, and the meeting opened with Mr, Hartley Delaney in the Mr. William Haines, secretary and Mr. Nicholas Pascal as treasurer. A decision to continue the sup- port of King Chung Kwok, our war orphan in Korea for another year, and a motion to send a letter to the school board, with a view to having oral French taught in the school, were ap- proved, Citizenship chairman, Mrs. David Clutchey, introduced De. tective Sergeant John Powell, of the Oshawa Police Department, who gave a thought-provoking talk on the problem of juvenile delinquency, the environment and conditions which foster this element in our society, and the) guidance that parents must give| their children to prevent them| from growing up into a life of| crime, His 17 years on the| police force have given him considerable insight into this | He reminded the parents that | today's criminals, were after) all, yesterday's children. stressed the need for a loving affectionate home atmosphere, with the need for discipline, which in turn taught a respect for the law in general. Mr. Thomas Moorcroft thanked the officer for his fine address. The members were entertain. | ed by a group of eight Scottish Dancers,' Lillian and Robert Munn, Peggy and Robert Craw- ford, Helen Young, John Hous-| ton, Patricia Johnson and John} Sim, who performed three favor. | ite Scottish dances. Mr. Everett) Humphries thanked them for} their fine display. | At the close of the evening, hostesses Mrs. H. J. Mark, and Mrs. G. W. Varty, assisted by | the mothers of pupils of Miss Hicks and Miss Barnes. The attendance prize was won by Miss Ruth Best. CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY Ritson Road H and § Assoc.| Women's Hospital Aux. Hospital Aux. Eve. Chapter Sunshine Rebekah Lodge 16th Scout Mothers' Aux. 8th Scout Mothers' Aux. Pleasant Mon. Aft. Club Bus. and Prof. Women's Club E, A. Lovell H and S Assoc. Conant H and S Assoc. College. Hill H and S Assoc. TUESDAY TOPS Club Re-Echo Lodg St. Peter's WA SA Home League St. Matthew's Guild Christ Church WA Canadian Legion Aux. Ont. Regt. Assn. Aux. 9th Scout Mothers' Aux. H and S Council Jessie Pamton Unit Court Oshawa IOF Albert Street UCW Calvary Baptist YWMC King Street UCW Arvilla McGregor Aux. First Baptist WA Beta Sigma Phi Dorcas Group Nellie Dearborn Unit WEDNESDAY Victory Lodge LOBA Rebekah Lodge No. 3 Cheerful Givers unit Storie Park Aux. Christ Church Aft. Guild Eastview Park Aux. Del-Mar Unit 5 THURSDAY Calvary Baptist WMS 19th Group Committee Christ Church Eve. Guild Albert Street UCW Oakleigh Lodge LOBA Couples' Club St. Matthew's WA Scout Ex. Board Eva Alexander Unit Dist. Comm. Scout Aux. Ladies Civitan Club SOCIAL NOTICE AT HOME Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Puckrin, RR 1, Whitby, will be happy to receive their friends, relatives and neighbors at home on Sat- | urday, January 26, from 3.00 to 5.00 and 7.00 to 9.00 p.m. on the occasion of their 50th wedding He| problem. | é Celebrating his first birth- day today is Kerry Adam Badgley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Badgley, Scott street, RR 3, Oshawa. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Oharles Boyle and Mrs, Wil- HAPPY BIRTHDAY -- | fred Badgley and great grand- | son of Mrs. Edward Badgley, Sr., all of Oshawa. Kerry was nine months old at the time of the picture. | --Photo by Hornsby Children's Reading Discussed | By Panel At Sc The theme of the January| meeting of Vincent "Massey Home and School Association was "Children's Reading". Miss Carol McGirr, chairman, intro- duced her panel as follows: Miss Enid Wallace, librarian of McLaughlin Public Library, Mr. Jack Hutchinson, teacher at Vin- cent Massey School, and Mrs. Robert Peacock of the Associa- tion membership, who represen- ted thie parental viewpoint. Miss McGirr acted as moderator. Miss Wallace outlined the visit of the Grade 4 and 5 classes to the ljbrary once a month throughout the school year. This visit lasts forty minutes, fifteen of which are spent in the story room where Miss Wallace would read from some special book, enough to arouse the children's interest. The pupils are also taught how to use the library. Mrs. Peacock gave her views on reading in the home, as re- lated to her own family, on reading to the children when they are still pre-schoolers, gra- dually introducing them to the library, possibly through atten- dance with an older brother or sister -- and through to en- couraging them to continue their library visits on their own. This latter can be helped she found, by challenging them on topics of interest to such an extent, the child will seek reference books on his own. Mr. Hutchinson outlined the methods he uses to interest the pupils of his class in reading; by introducing new fields of learning, encouraging reports It will not be harmful and is ANN LANDERS Absence Of Beard Brings On The Blues Dear Ann Landers: I am a 22-year-old fellow, who unfortu- nately, has a very fair and smooth complexion. I have never shaved. I go to a small college and am known around campus as "Baby' Face." I am perfectly healthy and normal in every way and I bit- terly resent the thinly disguised implications that perhaps I am otherwise. Every girl I have ever dated sooner or later has raised the question about my fair skin and the absence of a beard, Other fellows on campus have light beards, but they shave Once or twice a week, so no- body makes any cracks about them. This constant bugging is getting me down, Ann. I don't pee if I can take it much longer. I've even considered) wan , ; dropping out of school and go- not un he bee Pah gee ing to a large university where), guy if she wants to get rid I will be less noticed. Can you! or him °°] 5 help me?--DEPRESSED Get your ring back and call Dear Depressed: The condi-| off the i- tion of a man's skin is no clue| ayer bet mutt ies ane. to his virility--or lack of it. Alllshe wants to date others, and of us inherit our skin from our} pee "a aichetoee I hope you will do the same, I checked out your problem with a skin specialist. He sug- gested you shave a_ couple times a week. This will roughen| your skin slightly and suggest) that you really have a beard.| sure of what she is doing be- hind my back. Lizette has my class ring and we are almost semi-engaged, The other evening we were at a party and she suddenly dis- appeared for about an hour. When I found her sitting in a guy's car in front of the house, I was pretty burned up. We had a big fight but kissed and made ba and she promised to be faith- ul, Yesterday a buddy told me she gave this creep her phone number, It figured because her line has been busy for two nights straight. When I asked Lizette about it she said it was the only way she could get rid of him, Should I believe her?-- TOBY Dear Toby: You can if you WARNER WILLIAMS -¢ SERVICE CENTRE REPAIRS TO ALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES! bound to improve your emo-| 17B BOND E, 725-3531 tional state. |(Pick Up --Confidential Reply)| Scots Prepare To Honor Burns To celebrate the anniversary of the birth of Scotland's Na- tional Poet, Robbie Burns, the St. Andrew's Society of Oshawa will hold its 16th annual Burns Supper next Saturday when a program in keeping with the tradition of the occasion will be presented. The dinner speaker will be the deputy minister of national revenue, Mr. David Sim and a thew Kerr, historian to the so- ciety. % Pipers Gavin Wilson and ert Gowans will pipe in th haggis, Scotland's most fai 4 n ational dish Immediate _ past president ' Robert Munn will act as mas. ter of ceremonies for the con- cert following the dinner. | ak- ing part will be Mrs. Jan Dry. gala, soloist; Ed Brydie and Rae McKay, mary Nodwell, champion. girl piper; St. Andrew's male vo! choir and the Scottish Country Dance Group. "iis accordionists; Rose- Dancing will continue until midnight in the lower hall. reception in his honor will be held t the Hotel Genosha, prior to the dinner, with Mr. Hay- den Macdonald as host. | Distinguished guests at the HOUSEHOLD HINT ~~ If the hems of sash curtains are left without starch, the rod can be put in tearing. easily' without |dinner, taking place in the |UAW Hall will be. His Worship Mayor Lyman Gifford, His Hon- or Judge Alec C. Hall, the Hon- orable Michael Starr MP, min- ister of Labor and Mr. T. D.) Thomas MLA and their ladies, | President Gordon Young will jact as dinner chairman and/ {propose the traditional toasts |while the address to the Hag. | |gis will be made by Mr. Mat- TO 'BB Ancus-Grayoon CARPET COMPANY 282 King W. 728-9581 RUG & CHESTERFIELD CLEANING Our 'experts will clean your carpets in your home or in out Puppy yy sell e SIDING WINDOWS--DOORS' FIREPLACE FURNISHINGS © FREE ESTIMATES @ LES EVENISS SALES LTD. 15 PRINCE ST. r 725-4632 - Eve. 723-2707 © Dear Ann Landers: I need| some help and I need it fast, Whenever I say to my 13-year- old, "That's enough TV, go do hool Meeting be encouraged to take an active| interest in reading. | Mrs. Lawrence thanked Miss McGirr and the} panel. | The business part of the meet-| enough." | Yesterday my 11 - year - old president, Mrs. N. V. Roe. Mrs./came to the breakfast table in ing was presided over by the Jack Risebrough reported the membership to have reached the} 80 mark. Mrs. Kenneth Wil- liams, publications chairman, urged the members to avail themselves of the free literature] on display at each meeting. Mi. Wy AS McConkey} jhim,." Armstrong gave} your homework," my husband yells, "Stop nagging the boy." When I tell my 10-year-old to go back upstairs and wash his neck, his dad shouts, '"'Don't be such a perfectionist. He's clean soiled trousers and a wrinkled shirt which he had worn for two days. I told him to go change his clothes. | His Dad chimed in, looks all right. "the boy Stop picking on The kids get the idea I'm a the Carmival 'date as January) witch left over from Hallowe'en 30, | The new kindergarten tea- cher, Mrs. Mary Griffith, was introduced to the parents, | Mrs. Cecil -- Collings, | Claude Glassford and Mrs, B. A. McCarl volunteered to con- vene the refreshments at the carnival. Mrs, Stanley King, Mrs. Lawrence McConkey, Mrs. B. A. Martin, Mrs, Ken Williams amd Mrs. K. V. Smith volun- teered to assist them the day of the carnival. A motion wa passed to hold a bake sale. The committee in charge will be Mrs. Robert Peacock, Mrs, H. L. Meades and Mrs. Jack Dewell. The February meeting will be Fathers' Night and will feature a Mental Health play Variable Winds". The speaker| will be Dr. C. H. Jackson. of! Oshawa Mental Health Clinic. Refreshments were served by the mothers of Mrs. Atkinson's room under grade mother Mrs. Douglas Harnden and Social Mrs.| *"'Fresh|, Convenor, Mrs. C. L, Glassford,| on the books read in order to stimulate curiosity among other members of the class. Miss Wallace mentioned that poetry books are quite popular choices at the library. She also remind- ed the parents of the Book- mobile which comes to Har-) mony Church every other Tues-| When: you need "HOME-NURSING" Call a V.0.N. 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