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ANN LANDERS Teach Santa Dear Ann Landers: I read with interest the letter from an older sister who was unhappy because the Grade 2 teacher told her little brother there was no Santa Claus. The same thing happened to our little boy, only it was the Grade 3 teacher who rebbed our youngster of his fantasy. _Our son was terribly unhappy when he came home from sthool. I turned to the World Book encyclopedia for help and fgund it. «Santa Claus was a real per- son. He was the bishop of Myra, who lived in an ancient tewn in Turkey around 300 AD. His name was Saint Nicholas. Saint Nicholas was the kindest ahd most generous bishop known to the world. He started the practice of giving presents fH the needy. The Dutch called him Sinter Haus and the settlers brought e custom to the new world. e: English picked it up from em. So you see, it isn't a lie after all.--Mother of Three "Dear Mother: Thanks for your lovely letter. I'll tell Vir-| Qinia when she comes in. "Dear Anwm Landers: The oman whose husband is driv- img her nuts with his self-taught | lio screeching has a couple of} ings" going for her. She only as to put up with the racket when he is awake and at home. Phen too, there's a chance he} Bight get tired of the cello and quit. I should have it so good.| ™ My husband has been collect-| g clocks for over 20 years.| We have 49 clocks in our house} @nd I can't describe what it is! like to live amidst this collec-| ffon of timepieces. I hear| ehimes, bells, music, cuckoos| and ticking sounds day and setup. er Destroys Claus Myth night until I think I'll lose my mind. I never know if the telephone is ringing or if someone is at the door because we have clocks that sound like the door and the phone. I can't use a timer on my stove because we have clocks that sound like that, too. I'm not writing for advice because I know I must live with my problem and nobody can help me. Thanks for letting me have my say.--His Wife Dear Wife: Nobody can say you don't have time on your hands. Sorry about that pun, hon. Dear Ann Landers: My mom and dad bought a new house. The house is costing more money than they had planned jon spending. Mom and dad let my aunt and her boy friend move in because they help with expenses. My aunt's boy friend) says his wife won't give him a| divorce. | The kids at school know my} aunt and this man are not mar-| ried and it is embarrassing. 1) told mom how I felt and she said the main reason she and idad bought the house was to improve my social standing and| that I am ungrateful. | I was happier when we lived) in the old house and I would gladly move back if it meant} getting rid of this pair. Am I wrong to feel this way?--Head| Down Dear Head: You are not wrong but I doubt that griping about it will help any. Make no apologies to your friends. Anyone who has sense knows full well you are not responsible for that shameful | - Washington Social Quicksand = WASHINGTON .(AP) -- It's|sador's wife finds herself in quicksand of social obligations alled the two - for - one tech- nique: Welcome an ambassador|t tm the United States, then use/| fis wife to snip store ribbons, patronize charities, promote fashion shows and entertain. » It's a rat race, wildest in Washington. » Physically, it's exhausting. Yntellectually, it's a marshmal- A = Columnists promote it and lo- al society expects it. The wife ef a new ambassador is sunk fm the mire before she's off the Fay, vivacious blue - eyed wife | years hat won't let up until she eaves. "It's the limit,' says Lilian of Irish lawyer - ambassador William P. Fay. Married 25 and a veteran of the diplomatic world, Mrs. Fay says: "All this charitable business doesn't go on any place else in} the world. It's expected of a diplomat's wife here. Apparen- tly they expect it to improve our country. Ireland gets along ON A NASSAU HONEYMOON Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hodgson, Marland avenue, Oshawa, admire the view from the tropical gar- den of one of Nassau's ho- tels. They honeymooned in the Bahamas capital follow- ing their marriage April 9, at Central United Church, Barrie. The bride is the for- mer Marie Ford, daughter of Wemen 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES. Wednesday. April 20, 1966 About 100 people were stung when cases containing 30,000; FREIGHT RAN AMUCK KAGOSHIMA, Japan (AP)-- bees fell off a truck on a crowded pier. Of 23 needing hospital treatment, three were in serious condition. KEEP IN TRIM By IDA JEAN KAIN A settled posture gives the impression of added bulk. You look heavier than you are. The morale boosting effects of spruced-up posture are particu- larly important for new dieters. Why? You will hear favorable comments when you need them the most. Admittedly, the first few |weeks of dieting, when an un- ruly appetite is being curbed, can be trying. The rewards of Effect Of Improved Posture Is Immediately Apparent jlaxed. The streamlining mus- diet are not yet noticeable. At this stage, the words, "you look slimmer," act as a shot of| adrenalin. The effect of im-| |proved posture is immediately | apparent. Your posture shapes your fig- ure. See for yourself. Take a} |eritical view of you, standing Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ford, Barrie and her bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Hodgson of Halibur- ton, Ontario, E | Simbassadors' Wives Regard intaraaty" . Jo Aldwinckle, PERSONAL Women's Editor Telephone 723 - 3474 for Women's Department Guests from out-of-town at- tending the Laderoute - Baxter wedding recently drew's Whitby, were: Terrence Mr. and Mrs. John Morris, and in St. An- Church, and Mrs. family, Presbyterian Mr Horth and Mrs. Kenneth Rose, all of Lon- don; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lan- don, Belmont; Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Couldridge and daughter, Cara-Lynn, Oakvilie; Mrs. Nell Taylor, Willowdale; Miss A. Moen, Lindsay; Mrs, Hector Laderoute, and Mr, _ Lloyd street, have returned after spending almost three months in Orlando, Florida. While there they spent a few days at St. Petersburg. Mary The French conversation group of the University Wom- en's Club met at the home of the president, Mrs. Lewis, Somerville street, on Monday evening and the Liter- ary group is meeting tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. D. E Laderoute, both of Pembroke. Smith, Mary street, to study ithe writing of Simone de Beau- |friends will |learn that she fell in her room Barnard|" rived at Whitehorse, Yukon, where Dr. Dutta has joined the staff of the medical clinic. Dr.} and Mrs. Dutta motored from Edmonton to Whitehorse by the! Alaska Highway encountering severe, winter conditions en route, Miss M. F. McMahon's many be interested to yesterday, breaking her hip and will be a patient at the Oshawa 'Isnugly with }through the middle of your fig-| sideways to a full length mir-| ror, Stand with indifferent pos-|tinuous ture, small of back swayed in,|posture. Try abdomen out, hips trailing.) She is 5 feet, 3 inches and past cles are not attached to the shoulder girdle. When the whole control is through the middle, you are free to move beauti- fully. Hold your head regally high--you'll have it made! For beautiful proof of the ex- ercise afforded by good posture read this report: "T_have a condition that does not 'permit me to exercise, but| by 'sitting slim' and standing tall, I have a shapely figure. No bulges, no sagging skin and I have a healthy glow." The above line is from a reducer who formerly weighed 210 pounds. At the time, she re- ported she weighed 127 pounds, 50. 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She has three youngsters un- ~ The merry -go - round draws| der seven, and is expecting a impetus from the beliefs--| fourth. She tried to curtail her fhostly mistaken--that an am-|social activities because of her ssador's wife expects before-| pregnancy. and to take part in such social) 'Pepita is popular," says a Boopla (few do, except in line|friend. 'The columnists have with their husband's activities), | built her up and everyone grants that she considers it part of her! her to appear everywhere." duties (they don't), and that) This is. the fifth diplomatic Her country applauds her 10-/ post for the Marquesa de Merry hour working day (most don't) Del Val, wife of the Spanish am- LTD, Know about it). always veady to draft a new face into Her favorite charity and as- suming the ambassador's wife ill feel neglected if she isn't ancluded in everything in Wash- ington. «No ambassador's wife com- Plains of her official duties, which are manifold. She expects them. 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