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A MERRY GROUP at the | dance included Mr. Ted Rob- son, Mrs. Floyd Russell, Mr. Oshawa Curling Club's dinner "Oshawa Curling Club, Guests Celebrate Arrival of 1962 Russell, Mr. Jack Perry, Mrs. Ted Robson and Mrs. Jack Perry, who blinked when the gee ee TN a re ee ee a" fa a Ss te camera flashed, --Oshawa Tires Photo Circle Members Hold a Party © One of the smattest events in{MIr. and Mrs, Verne McLaugh-| The Daughters of Isabella) "town on New Year's Eve wasilin, Mr. and Mrs. S. Clark;/gathered for a party recently, in "the dinner and dance at Osh- 'awa Curling Club. Around 10)/Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Sutton, | "».m., members and guests/Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Balsdon,'was the Rev. John Myers, who/sponse to his theatre with a beef|Mr. and.Mrs. William Jack. assembled for a roast "dinner which was followed by) edancing to Jack Shearer's Sorchestra. = Among those attending were|@'d Mrs. *Mr. Oscvit Parker, chairman of|and Mrs, H. A. Lawrence, Mr. «the social committee and Mrs./and Mrs. and Mrs, others. = Parker. : e Mz. and Mrs. L. Harrison, "Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Riggs, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Saunders, |st. Gregory's auditorium. | Special guest for the evening) lgave a short talk on the true! V1. and Mrs. R. E. Cox, Mr.|Christmas spirit. Mr,| The members and their guests Mr,\enioyed many games, with \prizes awarded to the winners. | The winners of the various George Bates, of the circle, was sent to a needy family. The evening closed with the singing of carols. ADDED INDUCEMENT MONTREAL (CP)--One box office manager drew eager re- novel idea, says Mrs. Claude Beaubien, founder and director of the International Theatre here. He offered programs printed on blue silk, which Vemeon Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 § THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, January 3, 1962 PERSONALS feas, birthday parties, wed- ding anniversaries, coming and goiug of guests are always of intercst in this column. Write, telephone or visit the social department with your items of news for which there is no charge. Telephone 723-3474, | Mrs. Margaret Dodd, Euclid streot,. Whitby, spent New Year's Day with the Misses Ethel and Alice Dodd at Port Perry. Miss Betty Dodd who had been visiting with the Misses Dodd, returned home |wich her mother after a happy hoiiday, Mrs. George Bell of Port Perry entertained at a Christ- mas party for the Misses Addie and Mamie McLaren, Miss Audrey Kent and _ the Misses Alice, Ethel and Betty Dade. My. and Mrs. L. W. Martin, Oshowa, Mr. and Mrs. R Found, Ajax; Mr. and Mrs. G. Found, Whitby; Mr. John fisher, Port Credit; and Mr. Brad Calkins, Detroit, Michi- gan, were dinner guests of Mr. ana Mrs, Edgar Allman, Kenil- woith avenue, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gunther, Richmond street east, have re- turned to Oshawa after a two- week visit with their daughter, Mrs. Norman Kritsch in Sud- bury. Mrs. Kritsch and family retuined with them and they were joined by their son, Dr. W. ©, Gunther, a_ research scientist with the University of Valparaiso for a few days' visit and @ joyous Christmas. Miss Barbara McClelland, Reg. N., who is studying nursing administration at the University of Western Ontario, spent the Christmas and New Year holi- days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McClelland, Central Park Boulevard North. Founda, Marguerite and Doug- could be used as handkerchiefs. ias, Pickering; Mr. and Mrs. J.! Mr. and Mrs. Bert Winacott and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wilson Bruce Bradley, Mr-/4..ws were: fancy aprons, Mrs. W. Brenner, and/wanda Jankowski; Yule log, Mrs. Doris Meringer; mystery *and Mrs. G. H. Campbell, Mr. "and Mrs. L. Hooper, Mr. and «Mrs. G. Goulding, Mr. and Mrs. ®P. Michael, Mr. and Mrs. G. «Byers, Mr. and Mrs. F. Young, SMr. R. Luke, Mrs. W. Tribble, Mr. and Mrs. K. Wickens. = Mr and Mrs. A. 8. Mepstead, = Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Whitting- wfon, Mr. Charles H. Peacock, *Mr. and Mrs. Gerry McBeth, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Chenier, Mr. fard Mrs. J. D. Copeland, Miss «» Maigaret Parker, Mr. William ™ Webber. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Phipps, | "Mr and Mrs. Robert Schoenau, «Mr. and Mrs. John E. Barton, "Mr. and Mrs. James Kemp, Mr.| sand Mrs. A. J. Renwick, Mr.) * aid Mrs. A. L. Gunn, Mr. and| "Mrs E D. Anderson, Mr.| & Michael Fair, Miss Jeannie} » Kellar, Mr. Wayne Patterson, | Miss Gail Schoenau, Mr. Jack « Hammond, Miss Gladys Frise, Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Hill, Mr. and! *» Mrs. Robert Freeman. | Mr and Mrs. Dean McLaugh | "lin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rus- » sell, Mr. and Mrs. Howard *Saywell, Mr. and Mrs. Bert) » Granik, Mr. and Mrs. George "Warden, Miss Cheryl Hawes,| » Mr. Edward Gibson. | = Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mc-| © Alpine, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas | Clemens, Dr. and Mrs. Ray} Savijarvi, Mr. and Mrs. A. T.| » Davey, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard) ~ Edwards, Mr. Dare Young,| » Miss Grace Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Davey, | and Mrs, Roland Kinton, and Mrs. Johh Nicholls, and Mrs. James Baxter,| and Mrs. John Rickard, | and Mrs, F. L. Whitting-| Mr. and Mrs. H. Rogers, | » Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dervent, | . Mr. Douglas. Scott, Mr. and) * Mrs. A. Lupton, Mr. N. Allan, . Mrs. R. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. | = N. Ward, Mrs. A. Gimblett, Mr.| « D. Livingston. Mr and Mrs. F. C. Piper,| ~ ' Mr. © Mr. © Mr. © Mr. = Mr. ton, estate | | Two housewives of this north-| ern Nova Scotia community) each got their quota of five beaver pelts trapping season. Mrs. Charle: Crosby and Mrs. Dorothy Ston burgh, Crosby on his trapline last year,| decided to try it by themselves) this year. prize, Mrs. Walena Smith; ham- MEN per of groceries, Mrs. Margaret) hi bagged Forestall; doll, Mrs. William) MERIGOMISH, N.S. (CP)--\votzal, Refreshments were served by | {Mrs. Margaret Forestall and her committee. Lucky cup win-| sners were: Mrs. Irene Brady, e.|Mrs, Pauline Jaskolski. Mrs. Elaine Page, Mrs. Mary Douglas! and Mrs. Catherine Callahan. A hamper of food, clothing land toys, filled by the members ee | during the fall who went with Mr. PLATTE TTDI EE TEE ANNUAL JANUARY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 9 PM. were pleasantly surprised during the Christmas Wlidays hen Mr. Oscar "Phiiups of Nova Scotia visited them, Mr. Phillips is a brother-in-law of Mrs. Winacott and Mrs. Wilson. It was his first visit to Oshawa in 30 years, Those present at a cocktail party held recently in the Park Lane: Apartments were friends of Miss Mary Jane Love and rae! oe ian girwrsorr v Reynolds and Joshua, Mr. John Love; Mr. Larry Lemon, Miss Virginia Piper, Mr. John Piper, Miss Isobel Thexton, Miss Audrey Gay, Mr. Ian Forbes, Mr, James Fegan, Mr. Edward Roberts, Present from out-of-town were: Mr. and Mrs. William Rich and Marcel, fangs 4 Mr. Steve Fralick, nes erry; Mr. Ian Parish, ax. Miss Marie Smykal, They were: Mr, and Mrs, David Mce- Cullough,- Mr. and Mrs, Jack Burke, Mr. and Mrs, Robert NEEDED VITAMINS Citrus fruits and juices are excellent sources of vitamin C. oie vas ig ee Ee ea gh le KY - we eee pe HOUSEHOLD HINT Chocolate and coca stains vhould. be soaked immediately in cold water. Hot water tends to see the stain. j GOOD HUNTER PARKSVILLE, B.C. (CP)-- Edith Robinson, an ardent sportswoman, has become the first woman in history of the Parksville fish and game club to win the season's trophy for the biggest deer. The report of the award however didn't give the size of her trophy. vn anausniemnnenar eH Two MODERN STORES IN OSHAWA RETAILERS TO THRIFTY CANADIANS © BROWN, BEIGE, Pe sipiislillath CLEARANCE THURS.,-FRI., -SAT. JANUARY 4, 5 AND 6 STOREWIDE ... DRASTIC REDUCTIONS TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING MERCHANDISE ALL SALES FINAL YOUNG MODERNS 38 KING STREET EAST 723-7428 (DOWNTOWN OSHAWA) MO 8-5022 135 Brock St.S. Whitby GREEN TWEED 6 ft.x 9 ft. 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