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En ini lm, wy og Tey, - Mrs. D. K. Stiles, Oshawa co- ordinator for the Hallowe'en col- lection for UNICEF (the United Nations International Children's Emergency ~ Fund) announces that the amount collected this year is more than double the, $1087.84 which was sent in lasl year and eleven hundred more children had the satisfaction of doing something for less fortun- ate children in other countries. "I would like to extend the warmest thanks and appreciation to the people of Oshawa and dis- trict from the United Nations As- sociation in Canada, committee for UNICEF," Mrs. Stiles said. "Through the under: ding and Shell Out For UNICEF Doubles Hallowe'en Collection Of 1958 Kennedy and Miss E. Dyrland of Coronation, Gertrude Colpus, King Street, North Simcoe, Queen Elizabeth, South Simcoe, the classes of Miss B. Hillier. and Mrs. M. Martin at Westmount, and Woodcrest. The total collec- tion from these schools was $1884.56. Participating schools (and their collections) outside Oshawa were: Brooklin $125.79; Hampton $68.49; Dr. Robert Thornton $64.90; Mitchell's Cor- ners $12.50 and, Colborne in Whitby $405.72. Explorers from Whitby United Church added $20.82 and several children from schools which did not make ar- ts to collect for UNI- generosity of the householders and the joyful co-operation of over 2608 small 'spocks and gob- lins' the amount of $2602.81 has been collected in this area. "This is the real success of 'Hallowe'en for UNICEF', pro- viding a good reason for Hallow- e'en by transforming a formerly pointless festival into a wonder- fully satisfying and useful occa- sion. In our modern society, with agencies doing such a good job of caring for the needy in our communities, there aré few op- portunities for our children to do something for someone else on a personal level and to feel the special joy of giving. "Last year, nine Oshawa Schools and two outside the city joined in the 'Shell Out' cam- paign along with Brownies, Cubs and a number of individual chil- dren, It is interesting to note that each of thése are on I CEF called for cans on their own and turned in $20.03. "In arranging 'to have UNICEF material and cans on hand right here in Oshawa, Mrs. Claude H. Vipond and I hoped to save much time, many letters to the UN Committee for UNICEF in Toronto and the expense of freight charges for supplies. Any- one in this area who wished to participate in 'Hallowe'en for UNICEF', be they individual, group or school, could do so by just picking up the phone. "The enthusiasm of the re- sponse has been well worth the work involved and, once again, we wish to say 'thank you', esp- Stanley S. Lukow Bette Wight Wed At Northminster United Church recently, Stanley Stephen Lukow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lukow of Oshawa, took as his bride, Bette Louise Wight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wight of Con- secon. The Reverend H. A. Mellow of- wore red velvet with matching headdresses and earried bouquets of white chrysanthemums. Susan Wilson was flower girl in white organdy and carried a basket of red and white chrysanthemums. Mr. Edward Lukow acted as best man. Ushering were Messrs. Morris Day and Matthew Lopa. ls A reception was held in the Polish hall on Olive avenue. For the occasion the bride's mother wore navy blue silk with pink with beige accessories. Both wore corsages of roses. Later the couple left for a wed- ding trip to Miami, Florida. For travelling the bride wore a choco Nate brown suit with beige ag- cessories and a corsage ol 0 chrysanthemums. The newly wedded pair will live in Oshawa. HARD ON FLOORS LONDON (CP)--Women's stil- etto heel shoes are ruining shop- ficiated. The wedding music was played by Mr. John Robertson. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- length gown of chantilly lace over organza featuring a round neckline and long sleeves, A tiara held her fingertip veil and she carried a bouquet of red roses and white chrysanthemums. The bridal attendants were Mrs. William Wilson, matron-of- honor, and Mrs. Edward Lukow and Miss Sandra Stewart. All Baby's Constipation When baby's bowels are overloaded with waste, the entire digestive accessories. The bridegroom's mother was in powder blue lace keepers' linoleum floors, says the drapers' chamber of trade. THE SCHOOL OF DANCING D.E.A, M.D.A. Ballet, Tap, Toe, Character, Baton, Acrobatic. Pre-School, Friday--Satur- day. at the MASONIC - TEMPLE 91 CENTRE ST., OSHAWA By baby feels. Clinical A Baby's Own Tablets are thoroughly d d- able. You'll find them especially helpful, t00, at teething time for their prompt reli from digestive upsets, restlessness, peevish- ecially to teachers and principals of the schools involved in Hal- lowe'en for UNICEF and to all those members of the Home and School Associations who so will- ingly assisted them." ess, colic ins, and other minor ailments ue to need of a corrective. Ask your doctor {about Baby's Own Tablets. Get a paciaes |today at your druggist. | | ® NEW! BABY'S OWN COUGH SYRUP | made especially for babies. Soothing, quickly | 9 ...won't upset d | Information: RA 3-7253 presi- members, the fathers present. The secre- tary, Mrs. Roy Pearse, read her |extendiag a special welcome to| our list again this year with a number of additions; ~ more schools and more children from each school. The novelty evident- ly doesn't wear off. In the four years that the students of North Sipncoe School have participated, BS nbor of UNICEF collectors has increased each year." The eleven Oshawa schools sharing in 'Hallowe'en for UNI- CEF" this year were: Adelaide McLaughlin, Albert Street, Conant, the classes of Miss G. 15th Scout Aux. Installs Officers The November meeting of the 15th Scout Mothers' Auxiliary was held in Albert Street United Church with the president, Mrs. William Richardson, presiding. The minutes of the last meet- ing was read by the secretary, Mrs. Aubrey - McConkey. The treasurer's report was read by Mrs. Herbert Dervent. Mrs. Richardson thanked every- one for their donations and help that made our bazaar such a suc- cess. The Reverend S. C. H. Atkin- son installed thé new officers for the coming year. | ardson; vice-presidents, Mrs.. Ray Harrison and Mrs. George Le- mere; secretary, Mrs. Arthur Sargant; treasurer, Mrs. Herbert Dervent; corresponding secre- |tary, Mrs. Joseph Parsons; press reporter, Mrs. Arthur Sargant; so- |cial convener, Mrs. James Scott; |sewing convener, Mrs. Stanley | Atkinson; sick convener, Mrs. |Bert Suddard; telephone conven- er, Mrs. George Kocho. Mrs. Richardson thanked Mr. | Atkinson and presented him with |a gift on behalf of the Auxiliary. treasurer's report| The December meeting will be {held in the form of a Pot Luck {Supper at the home of the presi- dent on December 2 at 7.00 p.m. | Mrs. Kenneth Mossey assisted by Mrs. Jack Anderson is going | | | President, Mrs, William Rich] BAN LON PULLOVERS' | | Fancy Ban-Lon Pullovers mad manufacturers, assuring you | newest colors, sizes 16 to 20. | from. SHORT SLEEVE "Laura Mae" BLOUSES LESS THAN V2 PRICE Blouses advertised in Life and leading fashion magazines, Tailored shirts in fine broadcloth, tuck-in and overblouse styles in plain shades, stripes and pais- ley patterns. Long, short and three- quarter sleeves. Reg. 3.98 and 4.98 REVERSIBLE SK KIRT * fi a" ie Tartan skirts in reversible. Made by Canada's leading manufac- turers. Beautiful new Fall pat- terns in this ever-popular "'two- in-one" skirt. All colors and as- sorted sizes. Reg. $19.95 SAVE ON NYLONS FULL FASHIONED NYLONS Reg. Special le by one of Canada's leading of the finest fit. All the . Various necklines to choose Reg. to 6.95 66 GAUGE, 15 DENIER 51 GAUGE, ~15 DENIER 1.00 69 pr. 7% 44 pr. 51 GAUGE 30 DENIER 190 79 pr. Reg. to 8.95 GIFT whose decorative dresses gave | Litwin, Jeannette Dyl anc a romantic touch to the dance | Sophia Deperasinska. | A Lively Social Occasion | The nights of Columns Mr and Mrs. J. Keigan, Mr. J.| Saturday night and "Polis h|Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wallis. Night" promises to become an| Mr. and Mrs. W. Naklicki, Mr. friends danced in the K of C Hall(J. Szczypeiak, Mr. and Mrs. J./@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 11, 1959 to the music of 'Stan Klich and Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. S. Krechow-| garbed in the embroidered white and Mrs. E. Hyrcanuk, Mr. and| a » woollen garments of Carpathian Mrs. P. McAvoy, Mr. and Mrs.| I" QI1€ 1SCUSSION ea t Miss Diana Pietraszko. | Mr. and Mrs. L. Gallagher, Mr. | Hostesses in national costume|and Mrs. D. McGarry, Mr. J.| each one an emblematic red and mont, Mr. and Mrs. W. Zygmont, | ; . 3 \ : white ribbon. They were Miss Mr. and Mrs. W. Puskas, Mr. and| 'Get Acquainted" night was The quality of care that a child held at the November meeting receives during the first 1ive zie, Mrs. Loretta Litwin, Miss Riordan Jr. I J ) Sophie Deperasinka, Miss Adele| Mr. and Mrs. P. Goreski, Mr. |and School Association. on his mental development in ska. dan, Mr. W. Quail, Mr. and Mrs, |before the meeting, where they able to deal with children's men- The committee in charge was E- C. Pudlis, Mr. and Mrs. Les-| had an opportunity to speak to the|tal problems. There is a new ki, Peter Soltys, Leon Witos- Mr. R. Chartrand. cated at the Ontario Hospital. The laweki William Blaszezak and| Miss R. Bathe, Mr. A. Gorski, Mrs. K A. Rose, health con- clinic, though situated on hospital . Mrs. Charles Grigg were in ri i ti master of ceremony and E. Brak, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. | the Ontario Hospital, and works fot ond Knight of J.|John Zielinski, Mr. and Mrs. R.|charge of the program. to prevent people from having to i | heme of "Health". Members § ck § welcome. laj, Mr. and Mrs. J, Ciosk, Mr. the t S| Miss Tucker stated that in ad- During intermission a: group of | and Mrs. L. Kryhul, Mr. and Mrs. of the panel were, Dr. C. C. Stew-|4;4i0n to the mental health pro- Miss Gertrude Tucker, super-| re by Mrs. Stefan Labus, perform-(J. Worona, Mr. and Mrs. S.|% ; : |program for the elder citizens ed two national dances. They|Chyb. visor of public health nurses of fo the community A question and y | 3 {third member of the panel, Dr.|%; 3 and accordion by two youthful Mr. and Mrs. J. Fair, Mr. and| S | discussion. musicians, Masters Eddy and|and Mrs. J. Osborne, Mr. and J. E. Watt, supervisor of en Gordon Jackson, : itt |able to attend. Mr. A. S. Winter i rt were the Misses Mrs. R. Litwin. aye ; ' vs J Wy Helen Malska,| Mr. and Mrs. J. Bajorek, Mr. principal, acted as chairman. - | lak, Mr. and |line of the Oshawa Health De- Theresa Soveka, Stel Paterek Mrs W. Tomalak Mr. andoolimert'sna the Oshawa Board report, and hs , { |Health Department's general Mr. Arthur Winter stated that Teja. keres, Mr. and Mrs. Y. LeBlanc. gion was one of preventive Pupils of the school would be able e 10 8 medicine, It was played for Me. spd Mes, John Whi: My, and Mis, 1, Maier safeguaring ihe hea of very every second Wednesday rom . : '|the Ontario Public Health Act. |visits to the library by Grade 4|gifts for Christmas. | dancing were Mr. and Mrs. A.|A. Goreski, Mr. and Mrs. J. Law-| "1." watt is concerned with in-|and 5 classes started in October.| It was announced that a new | LONG SLEEVE A | nowski, Mr. aud Mess 3, Calon. Me, and Mrs. A. Love; Borek, | Milk, barber shops, or any place|to the library on city buses and|dren has been formed under the| ski, Mr. and Mrs. E. Samanski,| Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bore (where people gather and disease allowed to take books out. leadership of Mrs." Ada Harmen FOUR OF THE hostesses | were Jean Kolodzie, Loretta K of C "Polish Night' Proves launched a new social venture on|Hallowell, Mr. and Mrs. Don| Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Zditor Dial RA 3-3474 annual event. Members and| and Mrs. E. Terech, Mr. and Mrs. his orchestra from Toronto, icz, Mr. and Mrs. J. Planeta, Mr. | Mountaineers. The soloist was|R. Malik. greeted the guests, pinning on|Noonarn, Mr. and Mrs. J. Zyg-| Of Interest At H&S Meeting Ji tte Dyl, Miss Jean Kolod- Mrs. E. Flagel, Mr. and Mrs. J. Sane y > ; 2 of the Duke of Edinburgh Home years of life has a direct bearing Labus and Miss Wanda Zielin-|and Mrs. J. Goreski, Miss T. Jor-| Parents visited the classrooms later life. Facilities are now avail- composed of Messrs. L. B. Praz-|chak Manitius, Mr. J. Rybka, (teachers and view the children's mental health clinic building lo- Frank Garason. Mr. Prazmowski/Mr. R. Burgoyne, Mr. and Mrs.|vener, Mrs, Steven Macko and|grounds, is not connected Fox who spoke a few words of|Jaskolski, Mr. and Mrs. P. Hu-| A panel discussion was held on|enter mental hospitals. talented young dancers trained|S. Bronishewski, Mr. and Mrs. art, medical officer of health, and|o,, pm i+ ic hoped to develop a were accompanied at the piano| Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gilewski, |the Oshawa Board of Health. The, co. period followed the panel Teddy Kolodziejczak. The girls | Mrs. C. J. O'Connell, Mr. and vironmental sanitation, was un- welcomed the Jean Anczarski, Sophie Taratuta,|and Mrs. G. Fairhart, Mr. .and Dr. Stewart gave a general out- oh Mary Pamsk, Trewe Waw-| Lawless, Mr. and Mrs. J. Sze- of Health, and stated that the was read by Mrs. Jack Wise. anniversary waltz was| Mr. and Mrs. W. Ottenbrite,| interested in|to Skate at the children's arena TE ery. Otaery ston|and Mrs, J. Foley, Mr, and Mrs. individual, and operated under|four till six. He also stated that|to look after buying the leaders' | Wistiarski, Mr. and Mrs. W. Sos-\rence, Mr. and Mrs. J. Goreski, spection of restaurants, food,|Once a month children are taken|24th Cub pack for retarded chil-| Mr. and Mrs. H. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. J. Brockman, Mr.| Mee Willian : 3 va Mrs. J. Failoon, R. G. Booth,land Mrs. R. Rorabeck, Mr, and | ight spread. Mrs. William Moring gave a re: |and they meet every Monday R. Litwin, W. Pietrowski, A. In-|Mrs. G. Merkley, Mr. and Mrs.| Miss Tucker outlined the school POT on ways and means and re-|night. nocente and E. Zielsinki who es-|E. McNeely, Mr. and Mrs. J.|health program, which Consists commended tha! each family at-| Mrs. Richardson announced that corted the hostesses: Mr. and| Toppings, Mr. and Mrs. L. Weeks, | of provision of Lealthful Mrs. P. Chartrand, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. B. Tierney, Mr. | E. Des Roches, Mr. and Mrs. G.|and Mrs. J. Bathe, Mr. and Mr8.| Stillman, Mr. and Mrs. D. Leach, D. Quinton, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mr. and Mrs. J. Marzec, Mr. and Nagel, Mr. and and Mrs. Pren-| Mrs. B. Dickey, jer 2 Miz R dergast, Mr. and Mrs. B. Dillon, | Byrne, Mr. and Mrs. y .|Mr. and Mrs. J. Kane. | : Roache, Mr. and Mrs. M. Karas,| Mr. and Mrs. C. Zaborowski, Stated Hal IL the com- Mr. and Mrs. F. Baron, Mr. and|Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. L. Zylka, Iun'y Should! ve 16a 11 COnsci Mrs. B. Gannon. |{Dr. and Mrs. S. Zeglen, Toronto; ' Mk: Band 'Mes. 3. J. Fox, Mr.|Mr. and Mrs. Zygocki, Mr. and|mental health. and Mrs. W. Bonchek, Mr, and Mrs. H. McEachern, Mr. and children who become suddenly ill or have an accident, prevention of communicable disease, and loy presented an outline of the budget which was also adopted. A tentative date of January 21 promotion of mental health. She has been set for the annual skat-| |{ing party. Refreshments were served by land stressed the importance of{the mothers of the pupils in Miss| {Joan Cooper's class. en. tending the school be asked to|the Lakeland Division was having vironment for children, periodic donate - $1.00. This recommenda-|its conference in St. Gregory's health examinations, first aid for|tion was adoptea Mrs. F. C. Mal-| Auditorium on November 21. | Mrs. Ray Harrison and Mrs. An- |derson were attending as dele- | gates. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Herbert Dervent and Mrs. Kenneth Mossey. Holy Cross WA PERSONALS Mrs. John Bawks, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. G. McKay, Mr. and Mrs. F. Dittmar, Mr. and Mrs. Miele-|T. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. L. wezyk, Mr. and Mrs. E. Me-|O'Donnell, Mr. J. J. Kelly, Mr. | Aree, Mr. and Mrs. R. Jaworski,'F. Burne and others. 7: a r. |Masson street, have as their guests this week Mrs. J. E. | Weiser of Montreal and Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Roodman of Ottawa. Z gh | Miss Joan Wright, daughter of oo ||| Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Wright, E98 Lauder road, has been awarded the F. W. Woolworth scholarship 7 [for highest standing in first year 4 |secretarial science course at Ryerson Institute. |graduated from OCVI in 1958. and Mrs. David Crotin, You are invited by the Social Department to send in any little items of interest. News of anni- versaries and comings and go- ings are always very acceptable and for which there is no charge. Please write or telephone RA J 13-3474, local 18. Group 3 of the Woman's Asso- "4 ciation of Simcoe Street United Church held a supper meeting last Friday evening at the home of Mrs. E. A. Lovell, There was |a good attendance. Members re- ported on the sale of calendars, which are selling well. Plans were made for the Christmas party which will be at Mrs. A. |A. Crowle's home, Division street on the afternoon of December 4. The members of Corinthian Lodge No, 61 entertained their |wives and friends at a dance {held at the Oshawa Airport on {Saturday evening, November 7. Guests were present from Pick- ering, Ajax, Whitby, Brooklin, a WEDDING PRINCIPALS Miss Wright | |Brother Ray Greentree. The music was supplied by Bryce Brown and his orchestra. The fol- lowing were the prize winners: Mrs. L. Ward, Mrs. R. Huston, Mrs. J. Freeman, Mrs. E. Short, Mrs. William Sims, Mrs. Har- graves, Mrs. Ray Harrison, Mrs. M. Bobies, Mrs. C. French, Miss D. Greentree, Mrs. R. Barlow, Mrs. K. Zufelt, Mrs. L. Magee, Mrs. K. Smith, Mrs. R. Week, Mrs, G. Lawrence, Mrs. D. Lam- bert, Mrs. C. Wilson, Mrs. L. Vir- tue, Mrs. D. Forrester, Mrs. Ivan Taylor, Mrs. M. Clark, Mrs. J. Phalen. Friends gathered at the home of Mrs. Ellwood Cook, Bond street east, on Tuesday evening to ceiebrate the birthday of her sister, Mrs. Charles Plews. Mrs. Ernest Reid poured coffee and Mrs. Howard Snodden presented Mrs. Plews with a lovely cake cover and tray. An enjoyable eve- ning was spent in dancing and| games. Mrs. Cook was assisted| by Mrs. George Hay in serving refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Storie, Sim- coe street north, have as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ander- son from Whitehorse, The Yukon. HELPFUL SUSIE MONTREAL (CP Adrien Jojoin, a keeper at the Lafon- taine Park children's zoo, was walking by the cage of Susie the Plans Bazaar ; The regular meeting of Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church Women's Auxihary was held last week. The president, Mrs. Joseph Callahan, presided. The secretery, Mrs. Leo Kryhal, read the minutes of the October meeting at which the clection of officers for '59'60 took place. Miss Mary Fitzgerald gave | the treasurer's report. Mrs. Lyman Beatty, member- ship convener, stated that the] membership dues for the coming year are now due. Roll 'all showed 36 members present. The president welcomed the new members, Discussion took place on final plans for the bazaar to be held November 17| in the parish hall, Conveners for the booths will be: tea room, Mrs. James Hickey and Mrs Lionel Beatty; bake table, Mrs. H. T. Anthony and Mrs. . Steven Coe; fancy work, Mrs. James Lyons, Mrs. Peter Kroll and Mrs. Donald Logan; white elephant, Mrs. Rob-| ert Reid; country store, Mrs. | James Hanson; tickets on draw | for bedspread and cushions, Mrs. J. T. Mullins, Those who volunteered to work onthe social committee for t'o coming year were: Mrs. J. T. Mullins, Mrs. Maurice Taillon, Mrs. John O'Connor, Mrs. Donald Logan, Mrs, S. Collin, Mrs. E. Spiers, and Mrs. J. Fournier. | Refreshments were served by the social convener, Mrs. James Hickey. Tne next meeting will be on December 1 ir Parish Hall, Pictured following their wed- ding recently in a candlelight ceremony at St. Andrew's Un- ited Church are Mr. and Mrs. Graeme Churchill Jack. The | bride, the former Miss Marg- aret Elizabeth White, Js the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnard White and the bride- groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Jack, all of Oshawa. --Photo by Ireland Port Perry and Little Britain. | The dance was convened by Noble Grand Brother James Freeman and his committee A sea-lion when he dropped his whistle into the water. The sea- USE LADDERS Brother Donald Keeler, DDGM,| Brother James Smith, VG, and|hand. lion retrieved it and swam to the sills to wash outside window pane side of the pool to place it in his\js an unsafe practice' for people of all ages. I u Sitting or standing on window | NYLON SLIPS ® A special purchase at a spe- cial price. Beautiful nylon slips opaque shadow panels, Lace and permanent pleated trims on top and bottom. Arnel f{ri- cot and nylon tricot in all the new shades of white, candy, Bl oink, pontillion blue. Sizes 32 to 40. Reg. to $2.98 Reg. To $3.98 SEAMLESS NYLONS 100 NEERE 100 69 pr. 15 DENIER I5DENIER 1.50 -88 pr. A Special Purchase Of LADY BERKLEIGH FLANNELETTES Various styles of pyjamas and gowns in beautiful printed patterns. All guaran- teed washable fast colors. 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