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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 13, 1962 3rd Oshawa Guide Company Entertains Mothers At Banquet the WA of Westmount Church for the banquet. Division Commissioner Mrs. D. E. Fox commended the girls on their speeches and then spoke on Guiding. Mrs, Joseph Hart read a mes- sage from Kingsway District Commissioner, Mrs. J. T. Gas- kell, who ws unable to attend, due to other committments. Thanks were extended to Mrs. Carl Creamer and her commit- tee, Mrs. W. C. Dart, Mrs. Bud The Third Oshawa Guide United Company and Brownie Pack held their annual Mother and Daughter banquet at Westmount United Church recently with approximately 100 in attend- ance. The banquet was served by the WA of Westmount Unit- ed Church. The tables were decorated with yellow and blue stream- ers, centre pieces of spring flowers (yellow tulips) and for- sythia among them), and dolls INCOMING, RETIRING PRESIDENTS Christie and Mrs. Joseph Hart for decorations. The Guides formed a horse- shoe and Mrs. D, E. Fox, Osh- awa Division. Commissioner, presented Guides with their badges. dressed in blue and brown uniforms. At the head table were gold cardles in corn flowered designed candlesticks. The place cards were blue and the serviettes had Guide and Brownie emblems. | The National Anthem was) sung, accompanied by Guide| Beverly Morris at the piano, | after which the Foxlease gracelr ida Maodryk. Linda "Rise. was repeated. -- \brough, Beverly Morris. Guide Captain Sandra Clark! geeond Class -- Cathy Sproule, proposed the toast to the Queen, Sheila Keyes, Debra Moring, after which she welcomed every-/Sharon Watson, Norma Forrest, one and thanked the mothers|Marjorie Reid, Irene Rechitzki, for the banquet. |Dianne Hart, Wanda Halcomb. The head table guests were} Service Stars Ist year: introduced by President of Par-|Irene Rechitzki; 2nd year: Bev- ents Committee, Mrs. J. R.lerly Morris, Sharon Watson: 3rd Risebrough. They were: Mrs.|year: Anne Marie Munroe; 4th D. E. Fox, Oshawa Division|year: Bonnie Hart, Linda Rise- Commissioner, Miss Vera|brough, Tina Wilson. Moyse (ist Guide Captain of| Health -- Beverly Morris. Third Guide Company), Guide) Handy Woman -- Tina Wilson. Captain Sandra Clark, her mo- Glenda Higgins was enrolled ther, Mrs. William Clark, Guidejas a Guide. Miss Vera Moyse iLieutenant Betty Morris, her|presented the following Brow- daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. jaunt, Mrs. David Young, Brown/nies with their badges: Samuel Robinson and the |Ow] Mrs, Agnes Pugh, Tawny| 3rd year stars -- Rosemary bridegroom's parents are Mr. |Owl Mrs. W. J. Winfield, her|Wise, Van Petherick, Gaynor and Mrs. Nelson Lavender. daughter Brownie Leanna Win-| Lockey, Kathleen Stewart, Pat- --Ireland Studio |fjeld, Guide Linda Risebrough,|ricia Smith, Mary Anne Cream- agian aa --Jlher mother, Mrs. J. R. Rise-ler, Joanne Dart, Dianne Dart, |\brough, Guide Tina Wilson, her| Janice Sharp, Margaret Cath- mother Mrs. William Wilson,|moir. her daughter Brownie Dale Wil-| 2nd year stars --Donna Sud- json, Guide Suzanne Dewey,|dard, Kathryn Layng; Ist year |her mother Mrs. Archie Dewey.|stars -- Cheryl Jenkins; Golden Toast to the mothers was|Bar -- Cheryl Jenkins. lgiven by Brownie Kathleen| Badges: Collector -- Leanne | | Winfield; Toymaker -- Sharon |Stewart, responded to by Tawny|suddard. Owl Mrs. W. J .Winfield. Wilson, Linda Risebrough, Lin- da Mandryk, Beverly Morris. Home Nurse -- Tina Wilson, WEDDING SMILES Cedardale United Church was the scene of the wedding | recently of Donald William Lavender and Marilyn Mary | Robinson. The bride is the | Waist Is Fashion's Darling Keep Is Slim, Youthful -- __ By IDA JEAN KAIN sizes, 14 pounds on or off bring} Guide Tina Wilson proposed a|Guides, Miss Vera Moyse hand- _Fat is insidious, it creeps up.ja change in size, and a 1% inch toast to World-Wide Guide/ed them their wings and Brownie oer Eg gy reg Dich ig ale he dma Dale Wilson led them to Guide arge a e wails e { sizes Ss uates with tte " TT vere: : squeeze is on, one might wish)2%4 inches off the waist -- pro- _ Mrs. William Wilson thanked ae A ond palo Gogo the dress manufacturers would] vided enough of the fat comes : f : Lockey, Kathleen Stewart, Pat- allow just a bit more leeway injoff the waistline. seat of a dining chair without) ricia Smith, Mary Anne Cream- the waist measurement. Hold) How do you take weight offjarms. Arc arms overhead with|e, ° Joanne Dart, Dianne Dart, it! We wouldn't really wantithe waist? The streamlining|fingers ciasped, palms turned] janice Sharp. vo aera ager HF 24 a to slim down is to make/upwards. Slowly s-t-r-e+t-c-h UP-|" 'Phe evening closed with camp t a ere l€|the waistline the target for ex-|ward with the trunk muscles|fire everyone joining in the is undeniably aging. If the waist/ercise. A clearly defined waistjalong the left side, then slowly) .inging. Taps ended a most en- pinches, alter your figure. _jis not a matter of weight alone,|b-e-n-d sidewards toward the | joyable gathering : Ordinarily in giving waistline/pyt of muscle control. Toned/right. Bend as far as you can|----_ : measurements I start with the) muscles shape the waist. without crumpling the waist| 5 small sizes and progress to the| Stretching, combined with|along the right side. Hold this TRAVEL AID larger ones. For a change, let's| ide pending is wonderfully ef.|stretchbend for a slow count of/ Wives and families of Nor- start with large sizes and comes, ative Experiment. Stretch|Six, breathing freely. Slowly|wegian seamen get travel aid down the scale. That's our ob- both arms overhead. then ex-|come back to upright sitting) through the state welfare office jective. | i .en.(position, bring arms down and/to visit their loved ones in for- : tend the stretch an inch, ce ; Size 20, waist 32% inches; /tring the uplift smack through|Telax for a second or two. Re-|eign ports. size 18, waist 3014; size 16, ---- e i the middle measurement, In peat the action again on the) = waist 281%; size 14, waist 27;/brief, get the entire trunk into|s@me side. Follow through with size 12, 25%; size 10, 24%. ithe stretch. Hold the muscular|4 held stretch-bend to the left. It is plain to see from the|contraction and follow through|Get the feel of the waist nar above that two inches off the/with a side-bend. rowing. HO l waist measure, even in the! With the following exercise) Make the waistline the target| large sizes, would let you slipjyou can re-tone the boundary/for exercise The youthful, slim) SUMMER WEATHER demands |] For your into a size smaller dress. Onjline muscles. waist is fashion's darling--let's the pound score, in misses! Sit in balance, on the hard|keep it that way. Tender EAT'N TRUE-TRIM BEEF 12 KING E. 723-3633 For Father's Day This Weekend! Salisbury STEAKS .. 69 'RIB STEAKS » 75° » 65° BLADE STEAKS u. 49° BONELESS SHOULDER Cc Ib. POT ROAST ag NDER TASTY: Styling By Anthony crd VEAL CHOPS*""™" CUBED VEAL "" CUT-UP CHICKEN MEATY PORK HOCKS SHANKLESS SMOKED PICNIC SHOULDERS ». 45° SCHNEIDER'S MEATY 2 PROBLEM HAIR ... tinted, over-bleached, unruly fine hair etc., there isa "PRESCRIPTION PERM" just for you! Come And Visit NECKS Au $i Qi. 19° FRESH MADE YEAL PATTIES 3 «$1 BOLOGNA 3. $1 END CUTS (By-the-Piece) BACK Spareribs ». 59° » 99: BUEHLER'S! Styling by ANTHONY MARIO 136 SIMCOE SOUTH Phone 728-9651 "Where expert hands will create the latest fashions to suit your own personality" Boneless Beef Rump Roast or Round Steak' Roast You'll Save MORE When You Shop at Emergency Helper -- Tina| §& | succeed Mrs. Alyn Elliott who had completed a_ successful term of office. --Oshawa Times Photos At the annual meeting of Cedardale Home and School Association Mrs. Gordon Bea- ton was installed president to Woodsmen Gather For Social Night Members of the Canadian Woodmen of the World met re- | |Consul Commander Harold Wheeler, the local represent- ative to the Convention. Sovereign Morley Becksted extended a vote of thanks to all the social conveners over the cently at Storie Park Hall for a|Past season who have worked so social evening. Sovereign Gwen|@ly to present Camp 339 with Hughes convened the games, evenings of entertainment once lably assisted by Sovereign Mor-|@ month. These include Sov- \ley Becksted. Winners of candy|¢reigns Mary Pingle, Maisie for the .bingo games played| Faries, Grace Becksted, Rita were Sovereign Harold Burn-|G0rham and Gwen Hughes. ham of Bowmanville ,Sovereign| Next regular meeting to be Eva Wheeler and Sovereign/held June 14 at Storie Park Maisie Faries of Oshawa. Hall. High scores for progressive} Refreshments were served by euchre games placed Sovereign|Severeign Florence Burnham Morley Becksted as winning|and Sovereign Grace Becksted. gentleman and Sovereign Gwen Hughes the ladies' winner. Persons interested in dinner and dance tickets for Head|developed a gold ring with five Camp Convention being held in| synthetic stones that can be in- Lindsay, June 21, may contact terchanged on a spring method. CHANGE GEMS ... at Karn's | | | Karn's for QUALITY BINOCULARS AT THE LOWEST PRICES 7 X 35 CARL WETZLAR WIDE ANGLE Regular 37.50 26.65 with Leather Cose and 2 Neck Straps Y NE picskin et Genv! Gadg sawven's [9.55 PANAVUE 1 (<7 et Slide-Viewer for hand or table top Regular 7.50 6. 5 0 EACH (Self-Iluminating) 28 King Street East 23-4621 Johannesburg jewellers have| | | The Honourable WN } f "WYtho" St hh Mrs. Starr RECEPTION to meet Mr. Yohn. G. Dirfonbahor wife of the Prime Minister of Canada | NEWS IN BRIEF YOUNG EXPERT CLARKSON, Ont. (CP)--) Eleven-year-old Susan Gill, who has been playing golf for a year now, sank a hole-in-one at the fifth hole of the Leven course here. She plays almost every day after school at the course, which is owned by her grand- parents. TARTANS POPULAR TORONTO (CP)--Royal visits and tartan fashions seem to go together. This year, with the visits of Prince Philip and Queen Mother Elizabeth to Can- ada, tartan is experiencing its greatest demand since 1957 when its upswing in popularity preceded the visit of Queen Elizabeth and Philip. FATAL COVERING LONDON (CP) -- A London) coroner says plastic bags should) be destroyed after use. He re-) jeorded a verdict of accidental | |death for a four-year-old girl, |suffocated when she placed one} |over her head. | at the Community Centre, Ajax, Ontario Thursday, June 14th, 1962 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. REFRESHMENTS Transportation Leaving Hotel Genosha at 1:30 p.m. Warker's For the latest Fashions at the lowest possible prices | -- shop Walker's June Festival of Fashions! travel relaxed thru the summer in our popular Basie ® One Basic Style as sketch- +g ed Sleeveless sheath wit; slightly scooped necklin@ > elasticized waistline, ~~ casual tie belt @ Imported fabrics: cottons, silks, rayons, linens, seer suckers @ Patterns: Florals, printa, ks low, Tan, Pink White Bead Necklets and Earrings by Coro @ Single row necklet with matching earrings 8 9 e e@ Double row neckiet with matching earrings @ Three and four tow neckiet, matching ear 9, | @ rings Elegant White Stoles To add that touch of enchantment on a sum ONLY mer evening. Two fancy knitted designs to DOs choose from. Tassels on ends. 70% wool, 3% Nylon blend, Handbags by * Julius Resnick "' 99e Latest styles from New York! As: ¢ sorted fashionable handbags in a selection of finishes. Colors are White and Bone. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE -- Open Daily 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M., Friday to 9 P.M. L 4