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MARRIED Friends Gather Mr. And Mrs. C. Members of the family and friends celebrated the 50th wed- ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Leo Bowen, Pine avenue, by honoring them with a surprise dinner Lig First Baptist Church last Saturday evening. The bride of fifty years ago wore an afternoon dress of sil- ver blue satin brocade and a corsage of yellow chrysanthe- mums and rosebuds. Among the many friends who attended were Dr. B. A. Brown and Mr, T. D. Thomas MLA and Mrs, Thomas, Letters were were received from the Leader of the Opposition, Mr. John Summer's Toll, Devitalized Hair Needs Gentle Care 50*YEARS --lIreland Studio To Honor L. Bowen Diefenbaker; Mr, Michael Starr MP; Mayor Lyman Gifford and Premier of Ontario, An illum- inated\ scroll was received from the Minister of Citizenship for Ontario, the Honorable John Yaremko. Mrs. Bowen is the former Elizabeth Lacey of York, Eng- land, She and Mr. Bowen were married in 1013 in Port Hope. The couple came to Oshawa in 1917 when. Mr, Bowen began working at General Motors, He retired in 1962 after 45 years of service. Mr. and Mrs, Bowen are members of First Baptist Church. They received numer. ous telegrams, greeting cards, gifts and flowers, They have four daughters: Mrs. Wilbur Kingston (Helen), Mrs. Allan Imeson (Dorothy), Mrs, Wallace Bruce (Norma), and Mrs. Ronald MacGregor (Joan). There are six grand. children and one great grand- Summer offers many beauty hild benefits, but all too often it leaves a great deal to be de- sired as far as hair condition is concerned. Days of sunshine,|t salt or chlorinated water and a less rigorous attitude toward care can play havoc with once-| lovely tresses. An effective program of re- conditioning is needed by most women to make the hair lus- trous, manageable and healthy for new autumn coiffures. It's Mr. Donald Rice officiated as master of ceremonies, leading the guests in honoring the cou- ple. The "Four in Accord" bar. bershop quartette serenaded the om. Mrs. Wallace Bruce sang two solos "Because" and "Bless This House' and a poem, honoring the couple, was read by Mrs. Ronald Mac. Gregor. The guests joined in singing old-time favorites, the Honorable John P. Robarts,| ANN LANDERS "Js She Planning A Double Switch? Dear Ann: Last year we moved to an exclusive suburb, were accepted immediately and invited to join The Club, This has been helpful to my hus- band's business. One couple seems especially fond of us, Perhaps I'm imag-|it ining things but the woman (who is beautiful) always ma- noeuvres around so she can sit next to my husband in the theatre, the car, and at parties, He doesn't seem to mind. In the meantime, she tells me repeatedly that her husband (who is a great pincher) thinks I'm devastating, Last night she asked me if I thought he was attractive. I said, "of course," and tried to change the subject. She then suggested we fdur fly to Mexico for a few days and half-jokingly added, "Ray and matters much whether you go to Mexico, Your husband may be one of those obtuse types who needs a building to fall on his head, so wait quietly until the timber flies--and then let him handle Dear Ann Landers: My wife's aunt, a retired school teacher, she had anything. It was a sur- prise to find she had a tidy sim in municipal bonds and Liberty Bonds from the First World *war which she inherited from her father, She left every- we tous: This morning the telephone began to ring. My wife's sister and brother facl that' since Aunt Liz was off her rocker to- ward the end it is up to us to share the money with: them even though the will does not read that way. We are not ac- quisitive people and there is no great fortune involved here, but we want to do the right thing. What is it--Suddenly Solvent Dear Suddenly: If Aunt Liz the Inheritance she would have provided for them. I see no reason for~-you--to--~feel-.. guilty about enjoying the money--all of it. Dear Ann Landers: The letter from the staff who compiained about the boss bringing his three kids to the office when his wife went out of town to visit her family made me mad. Instead of grumbling and faulting the kids why didn't the bd in the office use a little imagination and keep _ those youngsters: busy? They could have played a game called Do} Me A Favor. The kids would have loved sorting papers, cut. ting out things, looking for cer- « zines, Even a box of crayons; and something to color would have ken them busy for hours.|. Too many adults sre not imaginative enough to occupy children's inquisitive minds and keep their hands busy. Then they blame the kids for being restless and destructive and call them "savages." THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, September 6, 1963 m4 PIONEER Passes. | VANCOUVER (CP) -- Mis Daisy Sarah Schulz, one of the pioneers who walked inte Brit- ish Columbia over the Chilkoot Pass during the 1898 gold rush. died here recently. She was 79. If the crew in that office isn't bright enough to figure out how to keep three lively young- sters occupied I feel sorry for their boss.--Relieved Dear Relieved: Thanks for an excellent letter and an ideal solution. (Where were you ware I needed you) 'had wanted them to share in made her home with us for 10|>-- years, We loved her and never! considered her a burden, She helped with the hecameerk and the children until she became too ill two years ago, She no room or board (we wouldn't hear of it) but she did pay her own medical. bills, Recently, Aunt Liz passed § away. Her will was probated a few days ago. We never knew I have been married 11 years|e and we think it's time for a change." I've heard of couptes switch- ing mates but I never believed it actually happened. My hus- band says I'm cracked -- that)? she meant no such thing. He thinks the trip would be fun, What should I do--Games In ( Burlingame Dear Games: has a switchman's picnic in If this couple i mind you'll get the pitch even-|s tually, right there in good old -| Burtingame. So I don't think it|f i. pe Yt WINES never been more important than this season, Daytime styles this autum promise to be based primarily on the beauty the hair itself, Paris fore- casts a return to soft natural styles such as emooth pageboy looks and short cap cuts, For evening, hair pieces add drama. tic effects at the crown or back of the head but never conceal much of a woman's own hair. Tortured teasing, heavy layers of spray and exaggerated lines are banished, In other words, a woman will not be able to de- pend on coiffure tricks. 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