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CELEBRATE SOTH ANNIVERSARY Well known residents of | Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Dan- | jel Guiltinan, Division street, | celebrated, their golden wed- | ding anniversary recently. | The couple were married in | Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, on October 23, 1911, and came to | live in Oshawa in 1916. They | have two sons: Jack, living in | Oshawa and Keith in St. Cath- arines. Mr. Guiltinan retired from business 11 years ago and enjoys looking after his home and garden, Mrs, Guil- tinan is active in the Cana- dian Legion Auxiliary. They both attend St. Gregory's Ro- man Catholic Church. --Oshawa Times Photo Oshawa Presbytery WA Holds Semi-Annual Meeting |Branch 43, held "open house" Wemen Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, November. 2, 1961 7 \ sp §.A. Home League Hallowe'en Party The regular meeting of the Salvation Army Home League was held on Tuesday afternoon, October $1, and was in the form of a Hallowe'en party. Mrs. Charles Cathmoir led in the singing of a few choruses. Mrs. William James made the announcements. Mrs. David Owen was re- ible for the remainder of PERSONALS miscellaneous shower at her home on' Eastbourne avenue. Miss Shirley Panter and Mrs. Paul Adams entertained at a linen shower at Mrs. Rob ert Panter's home. Mrs. Wil- liam Fitches, Rossland road west, held a family buffet sup- per party. Neighbors of the bride gathered at the home of Mrs. Frank Goreski for a mis- cellaneous shower. Office asso- ciates at IBM in Toronto present- ed the bride with a pure wool blanket; and from Data Cen- tre, IBM, she was presented with a lazy susan and fruit bowl. Fourteen youthful models will parade tiny tots' fashions at the Jessie Panton Auxiliary bazaar at St. Andrew's United Church next week. The miniature man- nequins will be Ronald Greer, Brian Lenaerts, Dean Mackie, Dianne Rudniski, David Siksay, Debbie, Terry and Robert Tay- lor, David Dowling, Janice and Peter Tumey, Jamie and Alex- andra Wells and Susan Hart. All the garments have been made by members of the Dorothy Tel- ford group and members of the auxiliary and will be for sale at the bazaar. the afternoon, and led in the singing of a hymn and in the responsive scripture reading fol- lowed by prayer by Mrs. Wil- bert Clarke, and Mrs. Owen gave a reading on Prayer. Mrs. Owen introduced two mystery ladies for the members to identify. The winner was Mrs. George Beard. The mystery ladies were Mrs. Ernest Sar- geant and Mrs. Chris Osbourn. Guessing the number of seeds that were in the pumpkin was won by Mrs. Douglas Coulson. Lucky number prizes were won by Mrs. McNaul, Mrs. Paul Jendretski, Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. Clarence De Guerre, Mrs. Douglas Coulson and Mrs. Harmer. A questionnaire follow- Mrs. John Peate (the former Dulcie Janet Harvey) was feted prior to her marriage which took place on Saturday last. Mrs. Norman Gray held a Teas, birthday parties, wed- ding anniversaries, coming and goings of guests are always of interest in this aolumn. Write, telephone or visit the social department with your items of news for which there is no charge. Telephone 723-3474. Honoring their 45th wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Coleman, Bond street west, were entertained last evening by Mr. and Mrs. Norval Will son and Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Souch at dinner at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto. Others in the party were Mr. <nd Mrs. R. A. Loa, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Cay and Mr. and Mrs. William Burns. Following the dinner they attended the per- formance at the O'Keefe Centre. Legion Auxiliary Holds 'Open House' With Program Members of the Ladies Auxil- iary, Royal Canadian Legion on Tuesday, October 31, for visitors and friends. The regular business meeting was dispensed with, but the opening and closing exercises were demonstrated and Mrs. Edward Bouckley, -- president ed with two sets of panelists an- swering. Panel No. 1, Mrs. Jack Ludlow and Mrs. Robert Young were the winners; Panel No. 2 | were Mrs. James Scott and Mrs. Victor Phair. Others taking part |were Mrs. George Hester, Mrs. William Saunders and Mrs. George Beard. Shell out bags were given to each member present, and the meeting closed with prayer. Mrs. Major Rankin thanked Mrs. Owen: for arranging the afternoon. Tea was served by the Sunshine Group. Next week is Remembrance Day program with the Reverend! George Telford as guest! speaker. The minutes were read and the outlined the routine of an ordin- ary business meeting. She gave treasurer gave her report. TO LIVE IN TORONTO Pictured after their wed- ding recently .» a double-ring ceremony in St. George's Greek Catholic Church are Mr. and Mrs. Dennis John Condos. Formerly Miss Irene Korchynski, the bride, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Korchynski and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Condos, all of Oshawa. --Photo by. Ireland |for Mrs. John Callison and Mrs. Mason Chamberlain and favor- ite hymns were sung. After the general business | Miss Millicent Luke was guest MANY USES Since nylon became available| in 1940 its use has extended to clothing, ropes, tire cord and Children's World Let the Wind Blow... We're Cozy / and " Warm GROUPS, CLUBS AUXILIARIES NUPSE The October meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary No. 1, Nation- al Union of Public Service Em- ployees, was held recently at Simcoe Hall. Highlighting the evening was was dispensed with, a dis-| sneaker cussion was held, and it was! ', 3 b ' decided to pay for the lunch members are reminded and fee for the Guide and|that the meeting will start at Brownie leaders to attend the'2 p.m. next Monday. or hig om - Refreshments were served by cided to help the new leaders|Miss Annie Stewart and Mrs. to get their uniforms. \Charles Arkle. Final plans were made for the annual bazaar to be held November 11 from 2 p.m. to 5) p.m. at the Scout Hall at the) corner of Gibbons and Buena) Vista streets. Mrs. Harold) Braund asked the members to hunt up some articles for the white elephant table. | The next meeting will be at} a short welcome to all present. fishnets. Members escorted visitors around the hall, showing them the posters depicting the work of the Auxiliary and answering any questions. Bazaar goods were also on display to be sold on the night of the bazaar, No- vember 28. Entertainment followed under the convenership of Mrs. Alyn) Elliot. Four boys from the Cale-| |donia Pipers played several se-ja film entitled '"Hemo, the lections on their bagpipes. They|Magnificent,"shown by Mr. were Mark Foster, Douglas Tul-|James McColl of the Bell Tele- lock, Jack Gillespie and Brian|phone Company. A lingerie dis- Pollock, all 13 years of age. |play was vwresented by Mrs. Miss Marilyn Maxwell of|Stanley Gambell. Whitby was loudly applauded| The executive meeting will for her Scottish dances. Mr. Neiljbe held November 14 at the allege So Renovo McRae accompanied her on the/home of Sister Shirley Bow-|on November 18 at 8 p.m. | bagpipes. jman, "The Laurentians" entertain-| Refreshments were served by PMA CLUB Mrs. W. E. Howard of To ronto, a member of St. Luke': United Church was the guest speaker at the semi-annual meeting of the Oshawa Presby- tery Woman's Association held in Albert Street United Church recently. Mrs. Howard has held many executive positions in the WA and the WMS in the Toronto Conference and the Toronto east Presbytery, and was twice on a Commission to General Council for the United Church Women, the new woman's organization in) the United Church whith will) commence in 1962. Mrs. Howard chose as her Mrs, W. C. Ives and Mrs. M. J.| Tamblyn. Each took part in cut- ting the birthday cake which was the decoration on their table. PRESIDENT'S REMARKS Following the president's re. marks about her many activities as president, in which she thank- ed every one of the executive members who have worked with her during the three years of of- fice. Mrs. Charles Naylor ex- pressed thanks to her. Then Mrs. Clayton Lee, the first pres- ident of the Presbytery WA, brought the greetings of the) subject "'Our Task' which was Oshawa Presbytery, and pre-| in four parts, in the home, in/sented Mrs, Richardson with a the community, hag -- oe gift. in the church. She opened her) ; ect of house-| WORSHIP SERVICE talk with the subject Mrs. William Randy and Mrs. SPICY TOUCH A touch of onion, garlic or chives adds flavor to any vege- table salad, whether mixed greens, beets, potato or cab- bage. GET IN THE SWIM.. If you lack pep and energy . . . feel down In the dumps . , . Regain needed vitality with a regular glass of ... Guernsey Gold Milk Girls or boys nylon and cleaning, as part of a woman's) I 1 task in the home, suggesting) William Wilson sang a duet, that as in housecleaning 'we in| "Marvellous Grace" just before our lives discard our old and|the communion service. In the worn out thoughts and habits. afternoon Mrs. J. F. Patterson Although the task of being ajand Mrs. R. R. Thompson of home-maker'is one with long| Brooklin WA, conducted the wor- phone; Gordon McRae, phone; Walter Trehern, viol; Dave Warren, drums; an Jerry Manilla, accordion. ed on their musical instruments. They were Gary Gaven, xylo- saxo- bass/on November 28, at Simcoe Hall. Refreshments were served by Sisters Shirley Bowman and Mary Worabec. The next meeting will be held d | 4TH PARENTS' COMMITTEE The October meeting of the The regular meeting of the) Pleasant Monday Afternoon Club was opened with the presi- dent, Mrs. Elwood Bradley, pre- siding. The scripture lesson was read/ by Mrs. Raymond Dillabough. IDEAL "At the Store or At Your Door" cotton ski suits... jacket lined hours and no medals, it should|ship service, and the quartet not take all our time." The|from Brooklin sang "To Live to hours in each week not used for|Help Others", Mrs. H. N. Ark- this job should be carefully bud-|sey, Mrs. G. D. Cook, Mrs. Nor- getted to include God's work.|man Elves and Miss C. K. "God gives us our time to do|Simpson, accompanied by Mrs. with as we please -- good or|M. A. Agar. | bad -- and how time flies if we| Mrs. Ives announced an im-| lose ourselves in doing good." Alportant event to take place in| woman needs the power of GodjAlbert Street United Church on) to keep her ideals high for pinnleuh the iv yrs nagyf --_ | w eannot do without hi wi e Five Oaks staff. his } l Mid |will commence at 5:30 with al FISH & CHIPS | Mrs. Howard closed her talk|pot luck supper. | } with a poem which was com-| Mrs. G. R. Booth was the or- Open 6 Daysa Week |} posed with the thought of the) ganist for the day and the mem- } | | | | Mrs. C. E. Vermoen and her|Parents' Committee of the 4th noinimitton: Oshawa Girl Guides' Associa-| Members were asked to plan|tion was held at the home of to attend next week's business|/Mrs. Leslie Maga with 13 pres- meeting on November 7, at,7.30/€mt. The president, Mrs. Har- p.m. old Mosier, opened the meeting. The roll was called by Mrs, John Callison. Secretary's re- port was given by Mrs. Duncan Nisbet and the treasurer's re- port by Mrs. William Reed. Birthday greetings were sung with quilted rayon... warm interlining ... braid trim... tapered lined ski pants adjustable straps... DAIRY PHONE 728-6241 IDEAL new women's organization in the'bers of Albert Street WA servedi} The IDEAL place to eat, also Church in mind. |the luncheon under the leader-|] take out orders, jship of their president, Mrs. PANEL DISCUSSION _|Eriec Cooper. Reports, Bible| Mrs. L. F. Richardson, presi-\Study and discussion periods} dent of the Presbytery WA!rounded out the day. thanked Mrs. Howard for her) ----s talk and then assisted with a) HOUSEHOLD HINT panel discussion with Mrs. W.C.) poefore regluing a piece of Ives and Mrs. A. A. Crowle On'furniture, it is important to re- the interpretation of bylaws Of! move all old glue. the United Church Women. This Deis and the report of the courtesy) committee brought the all - day meeting to a close. During the day representa- tives from 43 locals enjoyed the fellowship and program of this, the final meeting of the Asso- ciation. HEAD TABLE GUESTS Seated at the head table with Mrs. Richardson were Mrs. W. E. Howard, the Reverend and Mrs. A. E. Larke, Mrs. H. A. Mellow, representing the WMS Presbyterial, Mrs. H. W. Blake- ly and Mrs. Charles Naylor, vice-presidents, Mrs. Ross Dick- inson, treasurer, Mrs. J. C. Nay- lor and Mrs. A. E. Hamilton, secretaries, Mrs. Frank Black and Mrs. A. W. Bradford, liter- ature secretaries, Mrs. H. E. Grose, press secretary, Mrs. G. R. Booth, organist, and Mrs. Eric Cooper, president of Albert Street WA. At another table were seated the past presidents of the Pres- bytery WA, Mrs. Clayton Lee, Mrs. A. A. Crowle, Mrs. E. D. Cornish, Mrs. H. T.- Fallaise Try our zipper ankle New Puffy Dogs 17 ATHOL WEST 725-4812 -.. Orion pile-lined zipper hood, navy, red, NEW LOW PRICE! ""GLENELLA" SLIMS THIS WONDERFUL "GLENELLA" FABRIC IS FULLY MACHINE. 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