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McDonald; ed secretary, GROUPS, CLUBS |irs. Anne barnett: Living Mex AUXILIARIFS [et Thantoifering, extra-centa day and Nathaniel Institute, CHRIST CHURCH WA The afternoon branch of the Mrs. H. W Griffith. Final arrangements were WA of Christ Memorial Church|™24° for the bazaar to be held met recently with the president,|by all the women's groups on |Mrs. M. rg presid-|November 29. ing. rs, illiam Goodswan| jy i presented the slate of officers Fae cg all rs gg _ s\for 1962 as follows: President, : \\Mrs. F. M. E. Thomas; first '| vice-president, Mrs. J. M. E.| Drummond; second vice-presi- | LET'S HAVE A PARTY dent, Mrs. Harry Wood, Sr.;! ishes, C recording secretary, Mrs. Her-| pent Ce SUSY, re a ae _ oe treasurer, Punch --_ Etc., from avery elfort is being made to|wae served, a presentation was| | . §. Evans; corresponding sec-} Sargeant s Rental 725-3338 he ae a OWMCH, Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 ' 8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 22, 19¢1 PERSONALS zaar and tea in aid of the)her daughter, on behalf of the . ' ie ae potent Mrs. Harry Wood; social | Oshawa and District Cerebral|friends gathered. A ae ge! : 1 oy f- ' ee en cs ee Palsy Parent Council. Her Wor-| ; 4 eee err, ie, 4, e ship Mayor Christine Thomas; Teas, birthday parties, wed- has consented to perform the/ding anniversaries, coming and official opening ceremonies and|soings of guests are always of will also take her turn in pre-|interest in this column. Write, ly ingress i ys | siding at the tea table with telephone or visit the 'social| |" ' d a el if You Care Mrs. K. H. Braithwaite, Mrs./department with your items of! | : ; , we p bag : . About Your Children J, K.. Moffat, Mrs. -Inews for which there is no Higgins and Mrs. J. D. Bp es Telephone 723-3474, You'll see that they drink 3 glasses of Guernsey Gold Milk every day. Give them more food value with less calories! Exctusively from Ideal Dairy. : ssocia-| uaa lee Odaes Chane of] OOUIAL BOTIGE "At The Store or At Your Door" the Silver Cross Women held a} 2 EO ey a é q by eee : Ss é successful bazaar in the Legion| wacrtthe gcour was, opened] MARRIAGE HAWAIIAN THEME LENDS COLOR TO DANCE by Mrs. Michael Starr. Those} @ marriage is announced of : ¥ ad charge were: Mrs, Herbert|Constance Janette, daughter of cea Wes mg oe lg torium last Friday. Some two; D. Thomas MPP, the Honor- | |Bratley and Mrs. Jack Hogan,|Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Niddery tal 0 Wes: Atinatt c 4 | hundred attended the gay | able Michael Starr and Mrs. | » |fancy work; Mrs. Edward Hol-|of Bowmanville to Thomas cath dlopasa he a ie Son on | event with Her Worship May- | starr as guests of honor land and Mrs V. A. Cope,|Cuthbert Marnien, son of Mrs.| attival . . alrcressers | or Christine Thomas, Mr, T. hea : lcandy and home baking; Mrs.|J@mes Gorrsall of Oshawa Ball at St. Gregory's audi --QOshawa Times Photo. | F. H- Fallon and Mrs. Charles|and the late Mr William Mar- Gibbs, tickets; Mrs. Fred Gus-|nien. The ceremony took place| Ps donation plan w | coh and Mrs. Thomas Loreno,|in the parsonage of St. paars| Ritson H&S plan would be used class, } 4 Eitey Lif DAIRY. PRODUCTS - ' OSHAWA; "ONTARIO iltea room: Mrs Arthur Wigston|United Church, Bowmanville,| this year, instead of a money-| The parents visited the class- At a meeting of the Woman's | Ritson Home and School held won by Miss Allison Harvie's\al outline of the year's course. Mr. Donald Paul Hercia and | ter of Mr. and Mrs, Harvey |pair were finalized. The gen- |were welcomed by Mrs. Eric] aising project. ; | Py ae "| , on Saturday, November 18,| Holds 0 en House per oY rooms to see the students' work : 42 he : wee nde: |1961 at 2 p.m. is The attendance banner was/and the teachers gave a gener-| : i ] | PME \open house for its November Association of Albert Street . e . | TO LIVE IN OSHAWA |\tinited Church plans for the Fall Mosi Women Buy meeting recently. The parents | : oe 'agg the goer' Miss | Fertile of Frenchman's Bay jeral convener is Mrs. -- Too Many Clothes tor gear ee i en 3 ) artene voyce kere ste i Parks: handwork, Mrs. Gordon} 4 A. Se er, Sine pictured following their mar- on te beeen S |Shemilt; aprons, Mrs. Alex Mar-| MONTREAL (CP) -- Marie pal, introduced Mr. J. C. Fetter i ij . | of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hercia : sph igi |Pavle, a couturier i \ly the former principal and Miss riage recently in Calvary Bap: : jacle; novelties, Mrs. Frank Co ltor 38 uu oi in Montreal F ianche SHneon a formar tonal: tist Church, Main Street, To- | of Oshawa. oper: home cooking, Mrs. Thom-|for 25 years, believes Canadian ide i -- y | : | i {er who made the following pres- 6 ronto. The bride is the daugh- Photo By Ireland jas Peters; candy, ae Bare pas eal yo dg too quickly caHone: Rickage: ChAlIEE: th |Hill; fish pond, Mrs. Snel "A woman should condense| won the "J. C. Fetterly'"' cup for B id id I R be: R d Ford; tea room, Mrs. aipert her wardrobe and wear what|the best all-round senior student. P , Tl esmal S Nn asp ITy e Walker and Mrs. i Ady egy el she buys,"' she said in an in-| Drew Almann won the cup oa . * publicity; eee aa anil Wy terview. honors Miss Stinson and is giv- At M an-Mink Marria e agony? oe Hoa x E Ay ag ¥| "The place for clothes isn't|en to Ritson School's represent- org 0 opened by Mrs, A, &. LAarke. tissue paper. When she has ative in the Community Chest | 7 ' '| The marriage of Ann Mink,; A reception followed in the, Mrs. Dmytro Luchak of St. mileaolcgd * ee et long as she) public --, contest. Lote f M d Mrs. Walter|church hall. Receiving, the ' wants to, she should give it)Almann gave his prize winning) Sent s) "scakien : lpri John's Greek Orthodox Church|away so that someone else may| speech Mink of Brooklin and Robert/bride's mother wore a light blue ' j Pi yispeech, h Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs.|lace dress with beige accessor- has consented to open the Christ-jenjoy it. Mrs. William Milne gave a John Richard Morgan of Toron-|ies and a pink corsage of roses./Mas bazaar to be held next} Miss Paule feels that if aj|report on the Area C conference) to, was solemnized recently in|The bridegroom's mother wore| week at Christ Memorial Church] woman can afford only one good|at which she and Mrs. Roderick King Street United Church, Osh-|white roses on her royal blue under the auspices of the wo-|thing for her wardrobe, _ it| Wiltshire were delegates. } awa dress with white accessories, | men's organizations. should be a suit. "In this mod-| It was decided that the family 7 Iford| The honeymoon was spent in : i jern age, a. suit goes almost} De ee ered eee Rhydaid the Adirondacks and New York| On Saturday, friends andleverywhere. Williams playing the wedding|State. For travelling the bride neighbors held a surprise house-| Carefully - chosen accessories When you need | music and Mrs. Alex Sydorenko) | Shop All This Week for these "EXTRA" MEAT SPECIALS! donned a gold suit with brown|warming party tg the B ood be important, and "one good "HOME-NURSING" jaccessories and a corsage of of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Holloway|jewel and a good handbag are sang. : ; jorange-rust carnations. on Cadillac street. After greet-|part and parcel of chic." | Call a V.0.N. Nurse | FRIDAY ONLY ! The bride was given in maf-| wr and Mrs. Morgan are/ing their guests, all adjourned) Miss Paule, in private life) 725-2211 riage by her father. She wore @\ axing their home in Scarbor-|to the recreation room where|Mrs. Jean Nolin, said being "Home-Nursing Care for EVISCERATED floor-length gown of heavy peau ouph, |several games were enjoyed|'chic" is 'a matter of per-| EVERYONE" de soie with sheath sleeves and) Guests were present from Ni-|and later dancing. When supper | sonality." THURSDAY ONLY ! a round neckline, bordered with) lace. Appliques of roses enhanc-| ed the full skirt and a crown of; erystal and pearls secured her) waist-length veil. She carried a| cascade of yellow and white roses with stephanotis and ivy trails. | Mrs. P. E. Woodward, Osh-| awa, was matron of honor for her sister and the other attend-| ants were Miss Helen Mink, Mrs. | Gordon Stevens, both of Brook- lin; Miss Daphnee Morgan, Tor- onto, and Miss Jane Mink, the agara-in-the-Lake, Ontario; Ha-| | | milton, Toronto, Ashburn, Ajax LEP EEE VED, and Colborne. LODGES AND |La 9 SOCIETIES | BEYOND SILVER CROSS WOMEN BELIEF | | The reguiar meeting of The ee Oshawa and District Chapter of The Silver Cross Women was We Will Install held in Simcoe Hall. The presi-|| , dent, Mrs. Herbert Brately,| in the average 6 room | Week-End SPECIALS! JURY & LOVELL LTD. CHICKENS For Frying or Roasting 3-4 Ib. 2%. CHICKEN WINGS BUY 4 LBS. FOR 1.00 GET 4 LBS. FREE! 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