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creer WED IN DOUBLE-RING CEREMONY United in a double-ring cere- mony recently in st. John's Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church were Miss Sylvia Bil- ous, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bilous and Mr. Peter Wayne Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Gordon Davis, all of Oshawa. --Photo by Sneyd Outline Curriculum to Parents At Combined H-S Meeting Prior to the completion of the new Hillsdale Public School, two complete schools are under one roof at Dr. S. J. Phillips. President Mrs. Malcolm Adam has invited parents from Hil!s- dale to share the Home and School meetings with the mem- bers of Dr. S. J. Phillips Asso- ciation. The beginning of another term of Dr. S. J. Phillips' Home and School activities was marked with a more than capacity crowd overflowing the auditorium. The meeting took the form of instruction night for parents who visited their chil- dren's classrooms. Through the co-operation of the teachers of both schools, parents had the opportunity to actually sit in school and have the full year's curriculum explained to them. Instruction sheets prepared by the individual teachers were dis- tributed to each parent. Before leaving the auditorium to visit the - classrooms, Mrs Malcolm Adam conductd a short business meeting. She an- nounced that in June the Home and School Association had pre- sented the awards to the three students with the highest aca- demic standing in Grade 8. These students were Sylvia Lan. caster of Mr. Carl Ritchey's room, Douglas Warren of M Sandra Pegg's class, and E Farncombe of Mr. Archie Hubert's room. Mrs. Adam also announced) the forthcoming Area '"'C" Con- ference which. is being held S Belleville on Saturday, Sees 27, and asked for anyone inter-| ested to accompany her. Mr. Laurence Savery, Princi- pal, 'introduced Nae" ail staff of the Dr. S school. They are as Pang Kindergarten, Miss Edna Greenfield, Mrs, M, Labano- vich; Grade 1, Mrs. J. F. payne, Miss Helen Kearns; Grade Miss Faye Broad, Miss Be the November meeting which will be a play entitled 'Vari- able Winds", sponsored by the Mental Health League and pre- sented by the Oshawa Little Theatre, As this play will no doubt bring forth many ques- tions, Dr. C. H. Jackson, psy- chologist of the Mental Health Clinic will be present. This is the first Oshawa showing of "Variable Winds". Grade Mothers of Miss Quan- trill's room, Mrs. Alan Preston, and Mrs, Steve Melnychuk, and of Mr. Paul McIntosh's room, Mrs. David Lander and Mrs. Morris Reed served refresh- ments. A sincere vote of thanks on behalf of the parents was ex- pressed to the teachers by Mr. SOCIAL NOTICES ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Me- Cormack, Toronto, formerly of Oshawa, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Mar- garet Carol, to Mr. David Jo- seph Beatty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Beatty, Oshawa. The marriage is to take place on Saturday, October 27, 1962 at 3.00 p.m. in Cedardale United Church, Oshawa. MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Phillips announce the marriage of their daughter, Lynde Marie, to Mr. Karl.Andersen Steadman, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Steadman, all of Oshawa. The marriage took place on October 8, 1962, in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Bellingham, Washing- ton, with the Reverend Robert +\Mrs. Anna L. Morton Lorne D. Payne Exchange Vows In Mount Albert United Church, recently, where Anna Louise Morton, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Howard J; Morton, Sharon, and Lorne David Payne, son of Mr. and Mrs, S. J. Payne, Oshawa, were married. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Robert Curtiss. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- length sheath gown of white chiffon over taffeta with a Belgian lace jacket and chiffon' cathedral train. She carried a cascade of white rosebuds and English ivy. The matron of honor was Lynn Walker, Toronto, and the bridesmaids were Miss Judy Morton, Sharon, Miss Joan Moodie, Port Arthur and Miss Harriett Swindells, Newmarket. They were gowned alike in white peau de soie sheath dresses with overskirts and car- ried cascade bouquets of blue delphiniums and tiny mums, The best man was Norman Jackson, Toronto, with Howard Morton Jr., Sharon; Harvey'! Wilson, Oshawa, and Gary Adams, Toronto, as ushers. At the reception at Country Acres, Newmarket, the bride's Lillian Marlene Moody, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Moody and John King Moffat Jr., son of the Reverend and Mrs, J. K. Moffat, all of Osh- BRIDAL PAIR awa, were united in marriage recently in Simcoe Street Unit- ed Church with the father of the bridegroom officiating. --Aldsworth Photography mother received in a gown of beige chiffon with matching accessories. The bridegroom's mother chose a two-piece brown LODGES AND SOCIETIES and yellow silk coat-dress with hrown accessories, The bride wore a navy linen suit with white accessories for travelling. Following their Northern On- teario honeymoon the couple is residing in Toronto. Out of town guests attended the wedding and reception from Ingersoll, Montreal, Kingston, Sudbury, Oshawa, Streetsville and Toronto. SUNSHINE REBEKAH NO 22 Sister Margaret Gray presid- ed in the Noble Grand's chair for the opening ceremonies of Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No: 222. Assisting was Sister Elda Howard who reported on the members who were ill. The business of the evening was the conferring of the Re- bekah Degree on two new mem- bers -- one for Sunshine and CHARITIES THRIVE MONTREAL (CP) -- Author- ized charity drives here last year collected $15,944,583, an increase of more than $1,000,000 over the previous year. There were 104 charity' drives last Geoffrey D. Andrews. Webb officiating. one for Ajax Rebekah Lodge. Sister Irene Willes wag the degree staff captain, Sister Lely Pennington was the soloist and Sister Gladys Morgan the pian- ist, During the business session much correspondence was read year, 111 in 1960. Sister Estelle Sims read the auditor's report. Sister. Flossie Ball spoke as did also Sister Margaret Brown. Sister Ball is the Degree staff captain for District No. 8 and Sister Brown is the District No. 7 degree captain. These sisters were introduced by Sister May Woods and Sister Emily Booth. A highlight of the evening was the presentation of a gift from the Noble Grand of Ajax Re- bekah Lodge to Sister Irene Willes to which Mrs. Willes made a suitable reply. All adjourned to the banquet hall where refreshments were served at long tables. Guests were present from No. $ Rebekah Lodge of Oshawa, by Sister Victoria MaGee also Whitby and Ajax Lodge. OPEN THURS. - FRI. and SATURDAY till 1 0 p.m. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE i\ BONELESS, ROUND garet Puckrin; Grade 2 and 3, Miss Ivah Fox; Grade 3, Mrs.) | Sproule's Beef Is Red Brand Beef, Canada's Finest Grade, ll To Assure Quality, Flavor and Tenderness STEAK or | ROAST SLICED PORK LIVER ee50ee8 8 eee @ be 29° fully prepared, Expertly cut end care M. K. Stephenson, Miss Jean| Bayne; Grade 4, Mrs. Y. Nes- bitt, Mrs. Grace Evans; Grade 5, Miss Jacqeline Kitto, Miss M. Quantrill; Grade 6, Miss Dor- othy Smith, Mr, Paul McIntosh; Grade 7, Miss Carol Mann, Mr. Thomas J. Park; + ag 8, Mr. Archie Hubert, Mr. D.' Mc- Dougall, Mrs. Amy Trotter. | Mr. Gordon Terwillegar, Prin-| cipal of Hillsdale School, intro-| duced his teaching staff as fol-| lows: Kindergarten, Mrs. Arlene| Brackerow; Grade 1, Mrs. Mar- garet Kylie; Grade 1 and 2, Miss Dorothy Muldrew; Grade| 2 and 3, Mrs. Gail Graham; | Grade 4, Miss Dianne Newton; Grade 4 and 5, Miss Jo-, Anne] Barge; Grade 6 'and 7, Mr. Rob-| } ert Rodgers; Grade 7 and 5 Mr. Gordon Terwillegar. Mrs. William Blight sot Oshawa Girl Guides| At Camp Adelaide | Oshawa Girl Guides whit camped at Camp Adelaide,| Haliburton with Mrs. John Nor- ris as Commandant, were: Pat- ricia Abbott, Patricia Lynn} Campbell, Judy Dalton, Alayne} Elliott, Lynda Gingereski, Susan SUNBRITE COMPARE AT 2 FOR 376 YORK : FANCY PEAS THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, October 10, 1962 PERSONALS Wescott, Mary street, on the oc- casion. of their 25th wedding niversary. Mr. and Mrs. Mas were married in Her The attendants at the Starkey - Herne wedding were Miss Mariyn Herne as maid of honor and bridesmaids, Miss Barbara Herne and Miss Diane Starkey. The master of cere- monies was Mr. Stanley John- son, Miss Sandra Lynn McFeeters, Aberdeen street and Miss Mar- cia Chandeller, Brock street east, spent the holiday weekend in New York City. The se of Cards held by th Naomi Branch of the WA, Christ Memorial Church, was a night of fun for all. The lucky' people who went home with prizes were: Miss Dorothy Beamer, Mrs.' David Noakes, Mrs, Gordon Terwillegar, Mrs. Douglas Wight, Mrs. G. W. Ken- nedy, Miss Doreen Reddock, Mickey Scarlett, Jessie Greig, Mrs. O. J. Broadbent, Mrs. Donald Campbell, Mrs. J. Speers, Mrs, Thomas. Hopkins, Mrs, Donald Cooper, Mrs. John Wilson, Whitby, Mrs. Bruce Glover, Ley D. Fisher, Mrs. Wolfe Mifler, Mrs. Lloyd Sturch, Mrs. Ralph Mackie, Mrs, Joyce Howsam, Uxbridge, Mrs. Nich- olas Semenuk, Miss. Norah Jones, Mrs, L. M. Wakely, Mrs. John Coleman, Miss Murtel Sturrock, Mrs. Duncan Brodie, Mrs. W. Dixon, Mrs. Mouck, Mrs, Bruce Jackson, Mrs. R. Jones, Mrs. Harry Gibbard, Mrs. T. D. Graham, Mrs. J. Allan Nicholson. Recent guests at Toronto's Park Plaza from Oshawa in- cluded Mrs. B. M. Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Elver. R.|Windsor, Indian. Head, all of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Farrow, Christie avenue, were in Maynooth over the weekend, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Farrow. Mrs. K. W. Farrow was guest soloist at services held in United Churches at Maynooth, St. Peter and Hybla, where Mr, Henry Farrow serves as lay minister, The service at Hybla took the form of a fare- well to the Reverend and Mrs, James Stockton who are leav- ing shortly for the mission field in Northern Rhodesia. A special committee of the "Laurie Cormack" Group of Knox Presbyterian church met at the home of the convener, Mrs, Coulson Scott, Taunton Germany, on October 12, Present were guests from ' bourg, Port Hope, Toronto, edon, Hamilton, Port Elgin Saskatchewan. é A birthday party = Ba ny the home of Mr. Mage | mente fe inl Honor ot their daughter's, Heather mown, Debbie and B Johnson, Darlene and = Breault, Linda ag id David Chesebrough. were Mrs. David Coty Mee Gordon Johnson, Mrs, mond Crowley and Mrs. Badour. road. This meeting was held to discuss details of the forthcom- ing Children's Fashion Show which is to be held in the church school room. Teas, birthday parties, wed- ding anniversaries, coming and goings of guests are always of interest in this column. Write, telephone or visit the social de- partment with your item of news for which there is no charge. Telephone 723-3474, The Honorable A. M. Nichol- son and Mrs. Nicholson, Saska- toon, and Mrs. James Smith- SUCCESSFUL SEASON WINNIPEG (CP)--The Win-' nipeg Symphony O: played to 72,900 persons in the 1961-62 season, 25,000 of whom were subscription holders. | NICKEL TROUBLE VANCOUVER (CP)--Valetie Carter's mother thought two-year-old had influenza she had trouble swallowing food. Doctors found a five-cent coin lodged in her throat, 'A ' and the nickel came out, with Valerie back home a day later. Saskatchewan, were guests at the home of their sister, Mrs. Ralph Wescott, Mary street. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mas- sey, London, Ontario were honored by a dinner party last Saturday, at the home of Mr. When you need "HOME-NURSING"- Call a V.0.N. Nurse 725-2211 "Uonie-N Care for EVERYONE" Massey's sister, Mrs. Ralph x SAVINGS GALORE «x QUALITY PRODUCTS... Don't Delay! "Come In ae COLGATE'S TOOTH PASTE OUR PRICE € Regular ond Dry Hair... ALBERTO VO 5 SHAMPOO BAN DEODORANT 1,25 Volue OUR PRICE ~ € Compare 4.95 Value..... 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