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SAIC SRSA EL AEE ANN LANDERS) ; His Act Of Kindness | Could Be Misconstrued The excuses are always the 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridoy, april 15, 1966 Dear Ann Landers; Last Sun- day, just before church services began, I stopped in the men's room. Three other men were in there. Out of the blue I heard a small voice and looked down to see a little girl about four years old standing next to me. She tugged at my sleeve with an air of urgency and said: 'I have to go to the bathroom. Will you help me, mister?" I did help her and then I opened the door for her when she left. One of the men gave me a grave look and said: "You did a very foolish thing. If some troublemaker wanted to make something out of it, you could' have been arrested on a phoney molesting charge. Furthermore you could have gotten all of us in trouble." I replied: "You're out of your! same----"'] was only. gone a few minutes." What kind of shop- ping can be so important that a mother would leave small chil- dren alone in the house? I can't understand it. Please, please, use your widely-read column to remind parents everywhere that small children must never be left alone--not for 'any reason. It takes only a few secohds for an electrical wire to short out or for a youngster's clothing to catch fire from the kitchen stove. And don't forget that children play with matches. I'll feel better when I see this in print because I'll know that millions of others are seeing it, too.--On Record Dear On: Here's your --_ ' ' and I hope it reminds our read- poy 2 ey 4 Sarg i ers that tragedies don't always decent man would do, I helped| happen to other people's chil- ~ ue se at | dren. Mrs. Ronald Newby, Saskatoon, en I told my wife about the : ; | Sask, Others coming from a dis- incident she said I was right.| | oa iret "a pa Pig paling oO are Mr. ptr pg James But now I'm having second, 3 he , rine : cantiG. Stafford, Mr, and Mrs. Jo- thoughts. We'd like your opinion) 5" = nae AP goede Tr seph Frendo, Mr. George Mus- in case the occasion arises | fing ©" ere re taviag om dah Sie aah See ana again, which it probably won't) i she gene TD come| Schellenberg, all of Detroit, home," i "--. " in 100 alga was over." If I say: "I'm going)Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. "Gus y " a |O'Grady, Hamilton; Mr. and right. If the occasion does ariee| Oe yon ane eye Tn Mrs. William Moir, Montreal; ithin the next 100 years,| i 2 aonie si Sis gy veg I have to include her in every Mr. William Dignem, Wolle Is I suggest that you take the ' little girl by the hand, lead her| card game and party. I like the|/and:, Mrs. John Murray, Mr. out of the men's room and put|Woman and she has fone me/yy,. "witiam Murray, Mr. and her into the hands of the first; many favors--like keeping mYine,' Wayne Murray, Mr. and woman you see and ask her to/ kids when I've gone on trips--|n7.." Bernard Breen, ail help the child. but I feel as if she owns me. Kineston: Mi aM H |How can I free myself from aa Ck cy mies Bre aie Dear Ann Landers: I must) her?--Suffocating Mrs. Grace Moir, Ms and Mes write this letter or I won't be) Dear Suff: By getting out of|charjes Galea, Scarborough; able to sleep tonight. Again this|her debt. Don't let her keep!and, nearer home, Mrs. Mary evening I picked up the news-|your kids or do anything else| Knight, the Misses Mary, Iso- paper and read that two small|for you. When you no longer) pe] and Phyllis Knigitt, Messrs. children burned to death while feel obligated you'll be able to| yohn and James Knight, Mr. their mother left 'them to do} say "no" to her and live your/and Mrs, Elvi Molinaro, Mr. some shopping. own life. and Mrs. Werner Schonhaar, Miss Mera Dignem, Bride-Elect "7" =""."™™ Feted At Many Showers, Parties Mrs. G. P. Morison, Mary street, has been spending Eas- ter week with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Morison at London, On- tario, and has now returned Many parties and presenta-jwishing well held numerous} home. tions have been held for Miss| gifts for the bride-to-be. | A Merna Dignem whose marriage! Mrs, Patrick McAdam and|_.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Piontek, to Mr. Norman Vella is taking| Miss Colleen McAdam enter-|C@dillac avenue south, with place tomorrow. | tained at a miscellaneous show-| 'helt daughter and son-in-law, Mrs, George King entertained|er given by friends and neigh-| Mts. D. A. MacGregor and members of St. Mary of the|bors on Grooms avenue and People Catholic Women's|Alma_ street where Miss League at her home on Ros-| Dignem formerly resided. Mrs. mere street and a presentation| Michael Rowinski, Mrs. Austin was made to the bride-elect of| Coffey and Mrs. Roy Jorgen- many beautiful and useful gifts.| son assisted the hostess in serv- The hostess was assisted by| ing refreshments, Mrs. Leonard Weeks and Mrs.| Mrs. Doris MacDermaid and Fred Lawless. | Mrs. Wilbert Leaming were co- Mrs, Arnold Schell, assisted hostesses at a personal shower held in Mrs. MacDermaid's Toate, mtecoihs coc home on Grassmere street, and| A Welcome was extended to on Rosmere street at a miscel-| Mrs. Delmar Haemsgen enter-|@!!, by | President Mrs. Alyn Jo Aldwinckle, Mrs. John K. Moffat, Mrs. Sidney G. Lailey, Mrs, Harry E. Kerr will receive the guests at the dessert luncheon of the Lenore Unit, Simcoe Street UCW in the Memorial Hall. The speaker at this mid-week event will be Jean Wright, managing editor of Chatelaine magazine. Guests from Alberta and Saskatchewan will: be among those attending the Vella-Dig- nem noon wedding tomorrow in St. Mary of the People Roman Catholic Church. They are Mr. and Mrs. Alan Murray, Leth- bridge, Alta.; Mrs. Margaret Murray, Oxbow, and Mr. and The Ladies' Auxiliary, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 43 held a social evening on Tues- day with four other auxiliaries as guests, ; ; Elliot. Mrs. Matthew Bell was laneous shower amid bridal dec-| ined a group of friends at a i pone ol dinner party at the Hotel Gen- o for nonce gaye and osha and a presentation was Save several readings. Mrs. Larry Darnell arranged) made to the future bride. Mrs. James Brown sang two a party for Miss Dignem's co-| Mr. and Mrs. Oreste Vella,/$°!08; Mrs. Ann MacLeod gave workers of the office staff at/parents of the prospective|@ t@p dance; Mrs. Alyn Elliot, Parkhill and Yanch Law Office.| bridegroom, are entertaining| Mrs. George V. Lee, Mrs. Lloyd Friends gathered at Mrs. Dar-|the bridal party this evening|Patterson and Mrs. William nell's apartment in Georgian] at their home in Whitby, follow. Reed gave readings. Manor and a flower-trimmed! ing the wedding rehearsal, | A march opened the program, << nnn |And there were choruses and ' if e * a dance by all members par-| oria Vanderbilt, Child Heiress 'isoste, rs, eed rset, / 'companist. At the conclusion of | i : a a |the program a buffet supper) Finds Happiness In Paint -- Ing Davey. | By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON J|ers?" Gloria does not wait f eres oy NEW YORK (AP) -- Ringia reply, i j : twice. At the signal, Gloria| vanp os Expanded Vinyl anderbilt swings open the un-| HA COMBINATION eek j marked door to her very pri- "It's hard to combine the Gives A High Gloss vate world away from home. og ot dincipips you need with) Once she was called the poor|*, {4mily. It takes an enormous| OO ged geal engl |kind of control, a kind of hard.| : ue ch ge. Dont pater nee © nat aan ei | NEW YORK. (AP) -- tod diant in a fire-engine red Cour-|;.*,* maybe the word is purpose- | denly women are glowing in the fege 'Wt piped. tn white| fulness. Or determination. dark, shining in the rain and leather, very stylish. After all,|, "It's the instinct of a woman |iook Ik availing Gon seok she is on the world's best|'0 give, to want to be loving. wich on migraine J tia dressed list. | Well, if you're married to a 1 Hy bo dok os pana hide. ill Here is the studio where she oe who doesn't appreciate!. dotted with cg gen a Paints, yellow with sunshine; | ,, 'e fit hope to do. . . ~ |proof. bikinis topped by see- red with whimsical canvases; | ines eu Ot, through jackets vivid with plump needlepoint I'm fortunate. I have a hus-| 'The material they wear is pillows; charming with old dolls|Dand who understands. He's alyinyl, a chameleon - like plastic slumped spiritlessly over the| Marvellous sounding board. He that has given a new shine to fireplace mantel and small sofa: |'5 instinctively talented at putt- | fashion amusing with a silent, full-sized|'"8 My canvases into perspec-| Productio i male window manikin sitting|tive. And when he criticizes it! States of an year at ao an cross-legged on a wooden chair; does not hurt my fellings." up from: 46,000,000 yards in 1963 friendly with family photo-| Not in her dress--which is al-|to 75,000,000 yards last year. graphs, books, coffee cups. ways vividly colorful--and not|Output for 1966 is projected at Once Gloria Vanderbilt hadjin personality -- which is as 95,000,000 yards, pn at sige. writing plays, bubbly as champagne--is there| For years, the chemical com- short stories and book reviews, any sign that this Gloria Van-|panies have been turning out as well as painting. Today she|derbilt was once the sad little; vinyl for automobile seat coy- a ae rears ee in the middle of a custody|ers, wallpaper, radio casings ver a play that| dispute between an aunt a rand. stick gg ay off the ground. mother. The aunt won " eo ee "God, it was tough, tough.| 'These a : "EXPANDED" VINYL tough. Frustrating. I don't want!) 5 also have been marital) But it cracked, felt stiff, held to think about it anymore." Phases in her life. At 17 she/heat. And no one was about to Two years ago she married|Wed theatrical agent Pat dijcut up the upholstery for a handsome Californian Wy att/Cicco. Gloria then married|shirt. Cooper, who writes. She has de-|white-haired symph cided one in the family is| ve ony conduc: | panded' vinyl came from the enough. She is content to con-|'°" Leopold Stokowski. From| research laboratories, centrate on art. this 10-year May-December un-| In the expanded vinyl, the Although she is the great-|!0n are two sons, Chris, now 14,| lossy face was laminated to an great granddaughter of railway|and Stan, now 15. The Stokow.| infinitesimal layer of vinyl foam pena og ape --. bien were divorced in 1955, feos ey ar oe ue ae ng te che lncheos a Sina "Lame ase ady| cough, ie ny hoes or 1 a s y , Stage i _ and often the party cir Hebe Dayenn Then "wyatt.| Early efforts to market the 'And slthough she is 'on thel Carter © couple had soninew materials in the United best dressed list, she claims she | ------ States failed. does not know how it ever hap-| id pened. "I'm not criticizing, but. with|| most women on the list, clothes are their lives. I like to look well but I like to put something | i BUY YOUR | RES | ZELLER'S: on and then forget it." When interviewed, she was out of her painting uniform--"a sweater dress 1 can move around in and a pair of sneak- ers"---because she had promised her framer not to finish any more paintings before her cur- rent one-man show. ~ "Do you know there are not SOCIAL & PERSONAL Telephone 723 - 3474 for Women's Department Women's Editor Mr. MacGregor, RR 3, Neweas- tle, took a motoring trip to Kentucky and Tennessee during the Easter weekena, Mrs. Ira Travel, convener, | and Mrs. S. G. Lailey co-conven- | er are finalizing arrangements for the. concert by the Bow- | manville Canadian Legion Glee Club to be held next week in Simcoe Street United Church under the auspices of the United | Church Women, The choir is di- rected by the well-known vocal-| ist, Ross Cotton. Miss Sharon Elaine Leddy) whose marriage to Mr. Roger! Rene Paquette is to take place) tomorrow has been honored at miscellaneous showers. Mrs. Bernard McQuaid, Wilson road north, entertained for the bride-| elect and a neighburhood show-| er was held at the home of Mrs. | Ray Kirby, Alma street, Mr.| and Mrs, Gordon Leddy will) entertain the bridal party this evening following the wedding rehearsal. | of} Aux. 43 Entertains| Legion Auxiliaries SOCIAL NOTICE FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE The forthcoming marriage is announced of Irene Rose, daugh-| ter of Mr. Michael Kawzenuk,| Oshawa, and the late Mrs. Kaw-| zenuk, to Mr, William E. Mc-| Namara, son of Mr. and Mrs.| David McNamara of Kinmount, | Ontario. The ceremony is to| take place on Saturday, May 7,| 1966, at 1.00 p.m. in St. John's) Ukrainian Greek Orthodox) Oburch, 31 Bloor street east, Oshawa. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE The forthcoming marriage is announced of Jean Lillian, daughter of Mrs, James McNeil, Janetville, and the late James McNeil, to Roger Leonard Scott, | son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter) Scott, Oshawa. The ceremony Is to take place on Saturday, May 14, 1966, at 3.00 p.m. in West-| mount United Church, Oshawa. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE The forthcoming marriage is announced of Joan Elaine, daughter of Mr. Ernest Robi-| son, Cobourg, and the late Mrs.| Robison, to Wayne Barrie Da-| vidson, son of Mr. and Mrs. | Myrlin Davidson of Oshawa. The ceremony will take place on| Saturday, May 14, 1966, at 4.30 p.m. in St. Andrew's Presby- To Spring Fashion| About three years ago "ex-| submitted by their secretaries, PMA CLUB DISTAFF DIARY Summary of reports of meetings and activities of Oshawa women's organizations as compiled from reports {now on sale on this set. The new KOP with a personal show- er and received many gifts. The monthly low calorie supper was then served and enjoy In the February write up, Irene Droziuk was omitted as the first runner-up to Queen Shirley Shermit for 1965. She T.0.P.8. CHALLENGERS The weekly meeting was op- ened by jehdsr, Margaret Stuart, who introduced the guest speak- er Mrs, Mary Bedore who spoke on. nutrition and dieting. This was greatly appreciated and of great value to new as well as in Toronto is In the middle of May. The Pleasant Monday After- noon Club held the weekly meeting at.the Legion Hall with President Mrs. George V. lee presiding. The members were reminded of date and place for the annual outing to Midland June 20 and names are now being taken. A donation of two books from 'she will soon be able to be|they are celebrating in the Mrs. J. A. Aldwinckle, with |home, form of a dance. This is to be suitable readings for each day; At the adjournment of the|held May 7 at St. Mary's to of the year was greatly appre- ciated. Becalse of illness, Mrs. George Hall was unable to be present to convene the Easter! program, which was as follows: | The Easter Bible message read by Mrs. Phillip Bell; readings | by Mrs. William Gamble and| Mrs. William Reed; instrumen- | tal solo and song by Miss Caro-| lyn Bell and a solo by Mrs,! Phillip Bell. | Favorite hymns were sung) and prayer given by Mrs, Bell. | Members reported sick were Mrs. William Ward, Mrs. | Albert | CENTRE STREET UCW, 2 | George Hall and Mrs, Bramley. At conclusion of meet- ing refreshments were served. A Logan is leaving May 1, on a} Hamilton, Ont. _ The April meeting pe held | ip to Ireland, he tae months, |¢'Y fashion show proved it to} By Electrolysis J, M. Moffatt in the chapel 'with the presi-| | | with the KREE §} 699 Simcoe St. North dent. Mrs. Mansell Gerrow, in| March 17, the women of a success. Letters of thanks | IMPERIAL De pt Bally of ent, Mrs, Ma . ' Victory Lodge celebrated the |and appreciation were to be) Luxe short, Mrs. Wm, Church ' charge. She welcomed the " sent out to all those who so| wave, reveal- §| 31 First Street 4 members with an Easter Mes-|42nd anniversary of being a) dily hel : ing your true Orongeville, Ont. Hi sage, Memories of a Cross". Chartered lodge, by enjoying a|readily helped. welt; tree of M Mrs. William Noble, Mrs. Stan- 'Urkey dinner at Lancaster Members and friends. were in- pba hac alle | Wiliewable' Ont, ley Sargant, Mrs. Leonard Rogers led the worship service, with an Easter theme, reading the origin of Easter | traditions in other lands. Mrs, | Noble gave a reading, 'Joyous Easter Time Again". Easter) hymns were sung with Mrs. James Moore at the piano. | A rummage sale is planned) for Friday, April 22; catering) for a wedding April 30. A silent auction was enjoyed with many articles on display. | A social hour followed with re- freshments served by the com- mittee in charge. The May meeting will be held in the) chapel. | ST. JOHN WOMEN'S AUX | The monthly meeting of the| Oshawa Women's Auxiliary of the St. John Ambulance was held at the home of Mrs. Mal- colm De Mille, Wilson road south. | The president, Mrs. Wendel Ford, presided. | each | The meeting opened with prayer led by Mrs. Malcolm DeMille. It was reported that the Bake Sale held in March was a suc- cess, and the committee would like to thank the mem- bers for their support. The nominating committee, Mrs. Albert West, Mrs. Earl Harding and Mrs. Leslie Allen, were asked to bring in a slate of officers for the next meeting which will be the annual meet- ing. Mrs. John Schnaider donated a Barbecue set and tickets are! |hour was spent. winning ticket will be drawn at the May meeting. Discussion took place regard- ing holding a card party and it was decided one would be heid in the fall. It was reported that Mrs. John Schnaider is a patient in the hospital. Members meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. Robert Hurlbert and Mrs. Leslie Allen. VICTORY LODGE NO. 583 The regular meeting of Vic- tory Lodge, LOBA No. 583, was held recently in the Orange Temple. Lodge was opened by Worthy Mistress Donalda Strong, assist- ed by Deputy Mistress Louise Hackett. } Devotional exercises were per- formed by the chaplin, Mildred Carnochan. The flags were pre- sented by Isabella Ferguson and Luella Newman. | Mrs, Gertrude Logan, a mem-; her of Queen Mary Lodge 97, was welcomed as a visitor. Mrs. Hotel. Ridge LOBA No. 1291 and had an enjoyable evening. The prizes for the draw were donated by Luella Newman and Dora Johnson, and were won by Olive Harrison and Cora at Gardner, Lodge closed in usual man- 10 ner after which a social half-| Donalda Strong, Ann Foote, | and Ann Derry served refresh- ments. | | FADE-A-WEIGH TOPS | The weekly meeting of the Oshawa Fade-A-Weighs TOPS was held at Bathe Park club-| house with a good attendance. Guest speaker for the month was Dr. G. R. Gillen who spoke on dieting and obesity. Follow- ing this a question and answer | period was held. To complete} the evening, leader Dianne Omelanchuk was honored as a {ANUOUAEEUUAUOOCAAEEUAAUAAAO TATA PINA"S INTERNATIONAL HAIRSTYLIST Pina would be pleased te have you visit her soon ..« 128 Wilson Rd. S. for appointment coll 723-0391 | reached this goal by losing 41 were extended to Irene and her family. Highest losers for March were Laurei Radie and Doreen Hub- bard who each lost 16 pounds for the month, Members are looking forward hopejto the first anniversary which Church auditorium with music by the Country Pals, All TOPS clubs are invited to celebrate the first anniversary with the Fade-a-Weighs. The diet cook book is now ready for sale and anyone wish- ing to purchase a copy or ob-| tain any information may do so) by phoning 723-2859, CENTRE ST. UCW UNIT 4 Mrs. Gilbert Graham opened her home for the April meeting of Unit 4, Centre Street United Church with the presid Donalt Whitbread, presiding. Mrs, Gordon Young lead in worship, choosing as her theme, "Witnessing". | Reports on the recent millin- vited to Westmount United) Recently a number of women|Church where slides would be) | Visited with Bowmanville Pine|shown at 7.45 p.m., April 19. Plans for a tupperware dem- | onstration in May were discus- sed, Also, sample greeting cards were to be brought to the next regular meeting which will be, the home of Mrs. |Peel, 1022 Mohawk Street, May NEW FO old members, The rummage sale held in March was a compleie success with proceeds going to the scale fund. This fund is now comp- leted and the scales have been ordered. Thanks goes to Mrs. Mary McAlpine for convening the sale and to those who so kindly assisted her. Dorothy Parfitt was honored be called on: to crown the Queen of February, Millie Cor- neal, who was presented with a bouquet of roses. Queen of the Month of March was Isabel Anderson, who was crowned and congratulated by the leader on her wonderful ach- jevement. During the evening Mrs. Stu- art talked to the club on its progress since November, star- ting then with six members and growing to 29 by March. The group has lost 330 pounds. Challengers were reminded that the international convention SUPERFLUOUS HAIR | REMOVED and congratulations - LIGHTING UNLIMITED'S Contest Winners Grond Prize -- Chandelier Winner c. Peat 32 Floradale Dr. Cooksville, Ontario Consolation . i Madeleine C, Ross 5 1357 Whiteoaks Ave. j Clarkson, Ontario i Prof, C. N. Genno 85 Heathview Ave, Toronto, Ont, Mrs. Roy Chose 8B Roanoke Rd. Don Mills, Ont. F, Couper 10 Brion Cliff Dr, i ean, ents Toronto 18, Ontario Mrs. J, W. 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