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READY FOR ANYTHING ! Full of mischief is Randy Wil- liam Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. (Bill) Henry of Oshawa. Randy, who was one year old in Merch, is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Found of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. .V A. Henry of Bowmanville and great-grand- son of Mr. W. J. Henry of Peter- borough. Photo by Dutton--Times Studio, Nurses Hear Talk On Public Health In Denmark Miss Bergeta Hoagland from , Denmark was the guest speaker at the combined meeting of the nursing associations of Oshawa held at McLaughlin Hall on Mon- day evening, Miss Hoagland, who was intre- duced by Miss Kathleen Deathe, is engaged in public health work in Denmark and gave interesting and informative talk on her work with the United Nations abroad. She spoke particularly on her nursing with the International Refugee Organization and the various trips she made by ship transporting the refugees to various countries. Miss Hoagland intends to nurse in the United States in the fall and hopes to continue her work with world health organizations abroad. A vote of thanks to her was pro- posed by Mrs. M. F. Armstrong. At the meeting a letter from the London community nursing regis- try was read regarding the furnish. ing of a room in memory of Miss Baker in the new wing of St. Joseph's Hospital, London, her alma mater. It was decided that $20.00 be sent to Miss Rhea Rowatt towards this project. Miss Luella McKnight gave a report of the conference of registry personnel held in Toronto on April 22 at the Royal York Hotel. Miss Alvinag Schaan announced that tickets were available for the graduation dinner and dance on May 29, and might be obtained from Miss Phyllis Henry. Miss M. A. Wickham announced that at the mext meeting of the RNAO reports would be read from the RNAO convention held in To- ronto April 23 to 25. Miss Florence Brotherwood played two selections on the violin. In the British Order of Prece- dence, the Archbishop of Canter- bury is the senior person in the kingdom after the royal dukes. Shtiy with ner, Showers Honor Beatrice Edna Lane To Be Wed Tomorrow Miss Beatrice Edna Lane has been honored at bridal showers prior to her marriage tomorrow evening to Mr. Robert Ralph Brear of Parry Sound. Mrs. Donald Brear, Miller Ave- nue, was hostess at a miscellaneaus shower, assisted by Mrs. Allan Morrisson. The bride-elect was presented with a corsage and seated in a decorated chair where a basket of daintily wrapped gifts awaited her. Games were played and prizes were won by Mrs. Roy Lutz, Mrs. Oscar Morrison, Mrs. Oswald Moore. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Donald Brear, Mrs, Allan Morrison and Mrs. Oswald Moore. Miss Mae Lutz, Miss Doreen Crawford, Mrs. Roy Lutz and Mrs. Frank Crawford were co-hostesses to a community presentation at which the bride-to-be received a blanket, a pair of sheets, a pop-up toaster and a gift book. Prizes were won by Mrs. Emil Hurvid, Mrs. Robert Ambrose, Mrs, Rus- sel Pierce, Mrs, Idris Stacey, Mrs. Gordon Lane, Miss Helen Bishop and Mrs. Melvin Hodgson. Re- freshments were served by Mus, Roy Lutz, assisted by Miss May Lutz, Miss Doreen Crawford, Miss Marlyn Moffatt and Miss Helen Bishop. ! The girls of the bindery repart- ment of Alger Press gathered at the home cf Mrs. Emil Rutishauser where the future bride was again seated in a decorated chair under balloons of confetti, and was again presented with a prettily decorated box of gifts. Games were played and prizes » GREATEST PAINT COLOR | FOR WALLS FLO-GLAZE COLORIZER iL fle x ig Wf . 20] FLO-GLAZE COLORIZER In Semi-Gloss 4-Hour Enamel CHOICE EVER! New Deep Colors added to fabulous range of 1,322 beautiful shades in FLO-GLAZE Colorizer paints FOR CEILINGS FLO-GLAZE COLORIZER Flat Wall Paint Semi-Gloss Velvet Finish 4"0]0]>17 0]! terior Gloss won by Mrs, Jack Husband, Miss e Cameron, Miss Barbara Miller, Mrs. G. Lane, Miss Mary Walsh and Miss Barbara Hogarth, Mrs. Howard Knapp, Miss Norma Rutishauser and Mrs. Maurice Lyons served refreshments. On "Wednesday afternoon Miss Lane was presented with a sand- wich grill from the employees of te bindery department of Alger ess. Lettuce is a good source of vit- amins A and C, and has some GROUPS, CLUBS, AUXILIARIES COMMINGLE GROUP The Commingle group of the WA of Simcoe Street United Church met on Wednesday for its regular meet- ing. Mrs. Thomas Adair, president, presided. Mrs. Orville Eagle, secretary, re- ported on the April meeting. Miss Alta Kemp reported on money rais- ed so far this year. Mrs. Oswald Wilson reported on those sick and on the flowers that had been sent. It was reported that there would be a luncheon meeting on June 9 at 1.15 p.m. of the WA of the church. Arrangements were made to serve a conference dinner at noon on May 26. Mrs. R. B. Elliott played the piano for the singing of the hymns. Mrs. Rex Harper conducted the de- votional period. Mrs. Harold Gay gave a reading on "Cheer and Sun- shine". Mrs. Bruce Bradley showed several films on her trip to Florida during the winter months. Mrs. Wil- Son and her group served refresh- ments. CANADIAN LEGION AU.X The Ladies Auxiliary to the Cana- dian Legion held its meeting on Tuesday, May 12, with Mrs. Clif- ford Pilkey presiding. iron. Mrs. Stevens, president of the 4 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, May 15, 1953 » Legion Auxiliary in Peterborough, and several of the members were visitors at the meeting. Cards and letters of thanks were read by Mrs. Eric Jacklin. Sick comrades at Fairview Lodge, Whitby, were visit- ed during the past week. Mrs, Rob- ert Williams reported that sick vet- erans were taken care cf. Mrs. Edward Bouckley led in a few games in the absence through sickness of Mrs. Matthew Bell, the program convener. The oldest visit- ing member was Comrade Lynch who is 78 years old. Refreshments were served by the social com- mittee. 8TH SCOUT MOTHER'S AUX. Mrs. Dwight Bunner presided at the monthly meeting of the 8th Oshawa Sea Scout Mother's Auxil- iary held in the Hillcroft Street Scout Hall on Monday evening. The various conveners gave out work for the Fall bazaar. This is to be completed and returned at the September meeting. Mrs, William Bradbury offered to convene the touch and take table at the bazaar. Plans were made for a rum- mage sale to be held in the Athol Street Scout Hall on Tuesday, May 26. Members were reminded of the auction sale being held by the Rov- er Crew on Saturday, May 23. The Mother's Auxiliary will serve cof- fee and doughnuts during the sale, The next meeting of the Auxiliary will be in September and will take the form of a pot luck supper. Mrs. Alfred Harrell and her group sery- ed refreshments. : W.C.T.U. The Jegular meeting of the Wom- en's Christian Temperance Union was held at Simcoe Street United Clureh with Mrs. Clayton Lee pre- siding. Mrs. C. J. McLennan led in the worship service with keynote "When they stood they let down their wings." Mrs. Fred Williams accompanied by Mrs. Jabez Wright sang a solo, "Have Thine Own Way Lord". Mrs. Lee spoke of the successful county convention at Orono. Mrs. Frank Phelps remarked on the many es- say winners and their prizes. In speaking of the "Little White Rib- boners" tribute was paid Mrs. H. Rowe of Orono who had contacted 60 families and had both parents. sign 'the temperance pledge. It was announced that two prizes had been presented by the Ontario WCTU to Gail Manson and Ruth Nelson for the National Temper- ance course. Mrs. Fred Williams will have charge of the McKay fund used for educational purposes. Mrs. E. A. Henley and Mrs. Phelps were appointed delegates to Onario's convention at Barrie. 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