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ANN Misinformed Hubby Should Be Set Straight Scsr Ann Lenders: Several! months ago my doctor told me I would have a baby in April-- between the 12th and the 20th. This is our first.child, so natur- ally Zellic and I are excited. A few weeks ago Zellic asked me if I thought I would have the baby by April 15. I told him there was no way of. knowing for sure and I asked him why he cared. He said, 'We need the tax deduction." I was of- fended that he would think of money at a time like this but I kept quiet. This morning Zellic said, "Why don't you jump off the table a few. times? It might bring the baby sooner." I told) him that was the worst thing he ever said in his whole life. He replied, 'Any time after seven months a baby is fully developed. And just think--you would get out of two months of lugging that load." I am disappointed that my husband is so insensitive to what a woman goes through to have a baby. Believe me I am} not planning on jumping off any tables, but he is wrong about babies being fully developed at Tx : LANDERS request of our 16-year-old daugi- ter) and we feel that you pus- sess a great deal of common sense. We want you to give us a one word reply to our ques- tion, "Yes" or "No," It is not essential that you give reasons for your reply be- cause there has been endless discussion on the subject. Your answer will be final. Our 16-year-old daughter has been invited by the parents of her boy friend on a 10-day camping trip. Their son is 16, too, and has no brothers or sis- ters. It would be just the four of them. Yes or no?--All Ears Dear All: No, And thank you for making it so easy. Dear Ann Landers: Please tell me if you think I am losing my mind. I wouldn't discuss this with anyone else, but if you feel I need to see a psychiatrist I will make an appointment at once. Whenever I leave the house I An annual event in Osh- awa is the Mardi Gras Ball sponsored by the Knights of Columbus and held in St. Gregory's Auditorium the check the gas jets even though Saturday evening prior to I never leave the kitchen with-'- out making sure that they are off Whenever I step into a car Reports On Vatican Council KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS SPONSOR ANNUAL MARDI GRAS BALL and Mr. Walker, MLA. More than 150 members and their friends danced to music by Bernard Tierney and his band. Among those seen dancing were Mr. and | Women Shouldn't the start of the Lenten sea- son. Last Saturday, the camera caught from the left, the Grand Knight, Mr. Lewis Hughes, Mr. Francis McAree, Mrs. A. V. Walker Celebrates 51st The 5ist anniversary of the Pleasant Monday Afternoon Club was celebrated on Monday afternoon in the Legion Hall with a luncheon. Mrs. George V. Lee, the pres- ident, welcomed the members, and her little grandson Murray. A minutes' silence was ob- served in memory of the late Mrs. Thelma Edgar, the Ist vice-president, who -- passed away recently, and her favorite hymn was sung. The luncheon was served by officers and executive, and Mrs. Benjamin Jacklin cut the anni- versary cake. A brief business |meeting followed. Mrs. Phillip | Bell sang a solo and Mrs, Rose | Zufelt gave a reading. Mrs. George Hall spoke brief- Mrs. Frank Shine, the Hon- orable Michael Starr and Mrs, Starr, Dr. Peter Rior- dan and Mrs. Riordan, Mr. Michael Bozhar, Miss Bar- bara Butler and Mr. Mrs, Vincent Vasey. and Pleasant Monday Afternoon Club Anniversary ly on the celebration of the an- niversary. The years were pass- ing, what was the members' service and attitude, and did they use their talents to benefit others? She offered a special prayer for help and guidance for all. Appreciation was expressed for the hélp given by Mrs. Alfred Lavender, a member of the Ladies' Auxiliary, Royal Canadian Legion, 43, also to the auxiliary for the use of the kit- chen and equipment. The clos- ing hymn, "God Will Take Care of You", followed by the Mizpah benediction, brought to a close another happy anniversary. Next meeting Fehruary 28 at 2.30 p.m. __| SOCIAL NOTICES 14. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Februcry 23, 1966 MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. C, R. Halliday, Oshawa, announce tie mariage jof their youngest daughter, |Mary Louise, to Anthony Ber- tus Baars son of Mr. and "rs. Anthony Baars Bowmanville. The wedding took place in Osh- awa on Friday, February ° 11, 1966. AT HOME PA SA ied ata oat liams, 130 Warren avenue, will be at home to their relatives, friends and neighbors on Satur- day, March 5, 1966 from 2.00 to 5.00 p.m. on the occasion of their 25th gvedding anniversary, ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells, | Lewisporte, Newfoundland, an- \nounce the engagement of their |daughter, Elizabeth Jane Max- line, to Gregory Rick Bohaker, | son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Bo- haker, RR 1, Oshawa. The wed- ding will take place on Friday, July 15, 1966. at Lewisporte, Newfoundland. | | | 'How to relieve | Use Dodd's Kidney Pills for prompt | relief from th systemic eondi-t | tion eausing the | backache. Soon you feel bet | rest better. Dee | pend on Dodd's seven months, isn't he?--P. G.|I make certain that I put my} Arlene lright foot into the car first.| Dear Arlene: Babies born be-| Somehow I feel this assures me} fore the seventh month stand aja safe journey. I have never! poor chance of survival. More-| been in an accident so I cannot) over, his suggestion that you| understand why I go out of my Given By Monsignor Dwyer Seek Eauality TORONTO (CP) Bishop The Right Reverend Paul{nine baskets were delivered to Francis A. Marrocco of Toronto Dwyer was the guest speaker|needy families, The Brownies of| S4ys women must strive to play jump off a table to get the baby|pvay to "protect" myself. |at the February meeting of the|St. Joseph's and St. Gregory's indivicual roles in society and here early and save a buck is| Are these little peculiar habits|St. Gregory the Great Council] schools provided enough canned|the church rather than seek absolutely shameful. Someone|signs of insanity? I need your/of the Catholic Women's|goods for two baskets, and equality with men, ought to tell Zellic that the April/ help. -- Unsure and Worried. | League, held recently in the thirty-nine children received) In as address to the suburban 15 deadline is for filing. He| Dear Unsure: Everyone. has) parish auditorium. pifts donated by St. Joseph's| North York Council of the Cath- missed the tax deduction dead-|a few odd habits (the experts) Monsignor Dwyer attended) elementary school. Older shut-jolic Women's League, Bishop line on Dec. 31, 1965. | call them neurotic compulsions)| the last two sessions of the Vat-|in' members of St. Gregory's|Marrocco said it is "a horrible land some make less sense thaniican Council II and showed) Council were remembered with! mistake'? for women to try to Dear Ann Landers; My hus-| yours. So long as the habits do|many impressive color slides of/a small gift, and a baby's lay-|match men when there are band and I have both read your| not interfere with your daily life| the Council in. session, the mag-|ette was furnished in a needy|many areas where they will book "'Ann Landers Talks to/there is no reason to be con-|nificent closing ceremonies, and) case. Mrs. Boissoin was assist-|find no competition at all. Teen-Agers About Sex" (at the! cerned. Signs of insanity? No! some spectacular shots of the/ed in the distribution of Christ-| "Jf a woman steers herself to-/ is ------|eity of Rome. In his remarks} mas baskets by the Misses Lor-| wards areas she is most adapted on the Council he quoted from|etto and Roberta Gates and/to, she won't find herself com-| jan address entitled '"Reforma- Mrs. James Conner. ing out second best," he said. | tion -- Roman Style , delivered It was announced that the! 'But if she sets out to match | by Dr. Albert C. Outler at &@) winners of the South Ontario| herself equally with men, she's reception given by the Paulist) Regional finals of the CWL Pub-|looking for trouble." -- in ee ' reid bod Speaking Contest which took!" Oe ee ne C 1. | Place in St. Gregory's auditor-| station at 1:45 p.m. and those By American Hierarchy. Dr. Out-| ium on Sunday afternoon, would! ,,; ler, an observer for the World participate in the Archdiocesan OME fo g0 were asked 0 Methodist Council, is professor! finals in Toronto early in alata Mrs. James Conner, JURY & LOVELL LID. BEAT THE SALES TAX | PHOTOGRAPHIC SALE FEBRUARY 22 TO MARCH 2 FILM SPECIALS KODACHROME KR135-20 Compere 4.55 KODACHROME KR 135-36. of theology at Perkins School of} Theology, Dallas, Texas. In his appraisal of the Council he said in part: "It was, of course, the genius of Pope John XXIII that trans-| formed the mood and mind-set,| that flung the Church into the March. It was announced that St, Gregory's Council would pro-| vide for the annual corporate communion breakfast for the) 28th and 8th Guide Companies and the 28th and 8th Brownie At the close of the business session an amusing hat-trim- ming contest was held and the resulting creations modeled by their creators. 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It is in this sense that Vatican II is and always will be Pope John's Council." Monsignor Dwyer was pre- sented by Mrs. George Fairhart |and thanked by Miss Kate Con- | nolly. The president, Mrs. W. 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