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purchase of a flood-lit fountain for the additional inter:st of residents and the beautification of the grounds, Hillsdale Manor and its resi- dents extend to all tne kind people of Oshawa who attended the bazaar and to all those who so cheerfully donated their time and effort toward its success their most sincere thanks and their warmest good wishes for their continued health, happi- ness and prosperity during the coming year. notes enenenaARATE MEOETRRPOCNT Splendid Results of Bazaar Brings Joy To Hillsdale Manor The second annual bazaar recently presented by the resi- dents of Hillsdale Manor was tremendously successful in all ways. Demand for the hand- crafted articles was so heavy that it was not possible to fully tabulate returns until the pres- ent date. The auditorium, both tea rooms and adjoining halls were crowded with visitors. Opened by Mayor Christine Thomas at 2.00 p.m. following a very short and simple cere- mony, the bazaar tables which were loaded down with hand cakes, pies and fancy baking of all descriptions. Afternoon tea was served in both the main dining rooms and in the residents' lounge and thc congestion experienced last year was eliminated and wait- ing reduced to an absolute minimum. Tea was poured by the ladies of the Manor and the buffet "a la Town and Country" featured canapes, sandwichrs and french pastries in abundance, ; Gross receipts from all sales were $1103.85, Of this amount, (Women Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, December 15,1962 7 UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES JOY GROUP The Joy Group of the UCW of "The Church at Work in Social Service." It was inspiring to Northminster United Church met at the home of Mrs. N. H ~ Dunford, King street east. The December meeting was in the form of a Christmas party for the group. There were 14 mem- bers present and five new mem- 'bers who were welcomed by 4|Mrs.' Dunford. t| Miss Jennie Pringle showed ilcolored slides of her recent trip to Europe and the continent, The devotional period was taken hear of the work being done to men in "the Maritime Home for Girls,' at Truro, Nova Scotia; and "The Inter- provincial Home for Women," near Moncton N, B, These institutions are jsupported by the four major Protestant denominations, t he Salvation Army and the Feder- al government. This meeting was held at the assist delinquent girls and wo-| 7 x CELEBRATE SILVER Wk. --iNG $348.77 representing the cost of the craft materials used will be returned to the City of Oshawa, $184.00 has been presented to residents in token of the effort and interest they have shown and $566.08 was deposited in the residents' welfare account for the purchase and supply of non- subsidized articles and '"Laxu- ries". It is hoped _ that, eventually, sufficient profits will be received to complete 'the crafted articles of all descrip- tions, were soon stripped of their merchandise and were re- ported as "sold out" within a very short time. The home baking table was particularly active and disposed of 83 dozen home baked rolls within an hour in addition to dozens of fork EVERY OCCASION @ WEDDINGS @ ANNIVERSARIES @ BIRTHDAYS Holly Ice Ring @ SPECIAL OCCASIONS @ FREE GIFT WRAPPING x LORDS or ost 12 sivcon sr. 5. osmawa| MAKE '63 A SUCCESS YEAR FOR YOU! Launch out on a Career in Business Enroll at once in the NEW WINTER TERM Wednesday, January 2, 1963 Choose from EIGHT DAY SCHOOL COURSES designed by the CANADIAN BUSINESS SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION to.meet the requirements of the modern business office and approved by home of Mrs. H. J. Audley, .|by Mrs. Donald Scott, with the ; *% 4 fons being the Christmas mes- and refreshments served by th 2£ gp cee |sage. Mrs. Worthy read two/Mrs. F. M. McLellan's group. MR. AND MRS. JAMES MONAGHAN poms after which 'he ex:| LYCEUM CLUB | Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Groat ts fsa ne nae, | nie Haar ore ve Honored By Their Family Couple Mark Golden Wedding , By Reception at Clubhouse. _ the hostess assisted by her/Art Association held its Christ-| Mr. and Mrs. J. I a ldaughters, Mrs. Victor Cubbit/mas meeting at the home of Jarvis street, celebrated their|their son and daughter. The jand Mrs. Ross Courtice. -- Mrs. H. W. Sheridan, King)25th wedding anrversary | by|neighbors presented ht Rais | 'The January meeting will be\street east, on Tuesday 2ve-\holding a reception at their)/Mrs. ha with a walnut lamp \held at the home of Mrs. C. H.|ning. Mrs, Harry Willes pre-|home recently. The open house| and aluminum tray. add amother thin layer of |Playfair, Beau Valley. Mrs. Wil-|sided. Members each gave a\was arranged by their daughter.) During the evening Miss Matylwater; freeze, When solidly iene k with th Misses|{red Anthony thanked Mrs. Dun-|favorite Christmas story or|Miss Betty Ana Groat, and Sykes played the "Anniversary|frozen, fill mold almost to the and relatives|guest| book with ra Monaghan\ord on behalf of the group. [poem. their son, Edward. | Waltz" while the honored couple|toy with water and freeze again. Valerie and Barbara 8 1 MOTHERS' AUX,| MS: Willes spoke of the loss) 'The bride of 25 years re-| danced. To unmold, dip in hot water. ag ent t re Mrs. Alex te SCOUT '\of one of the loved members,|ceived wearing a blue satin.) The remainder of the evening) To Serve: Float Holly Ring Pi iage Me "Toh Gaskell Mrs |_The lth Oshawa Scout Moth.|Mrs, F. W. Gay. All recatled|flowered dress and @ corsage|was spent in dancing. Mrs. atop chilled, V8 in a punch bowl. George, Wolk aid Mss Der| Se ue tag a Cha Ree eg Sac H OO Ct anil Cache cia cats, ee : z ss | 4 5. gucsts ° . ni e . Fisher. Community Hall, Thornton road,/ A letter from Mr. aad Mrs.|bride's mother, Mrs. W.. G ponte nied were sei Ce" ae ea! Among tne gatste ~-- ae There were 19 members pres-|Ronald Gay was read, thank-| Wilson and Master Edward) ent from Myrtle, Whitby, Tel waniuereuceet bik to ake fes | in ages a Christine Tho. ent. They were given a bsg ing ieee and members for|Groat_ was bd eae oe ronto, Scarborough, Port Credit,|tive table mats and coasters.| mas and Mr. T. D. Thomas, welcome by the president,| flowers and expressions of sym-| guest book which was sig Yland Sarnia. Cut a master pattern 11 by 18 MPP who presented a_ scroll from the Provincial Secretary, the Honorable John Yaremko. Telegrams were received from the Governor General and Madame George Vanier, Prime Mrs. Harold Sliter. The Scout/ pathy. 125 guests. | Mr. and Mrs. Groat werelinches from thin cardboard, Minister John Diefenbaker, the In Kissing Punch can (20 ounces) V-8 Juice Holly Ice Ring: Fill bottom of a ring mold (one that will fit your punch bowl) with a thin layer of water. Place in freezer juntil solidly frozen. Arrange jholly leaves and small red can- dies over the frozen water; then FOR THAT SPECIAL GIRL! + + « Phone 725-0532 and order en exciting quilted housecoot, We will gift-wrap it, and de- liver it to your door, at no extra 1 cost, Roy Groat, silver purse of money from) eee P.S. or drop in to see us. Many friends | gathered at Ferahill Clubhouse} last Saturday, to honor Mr and Mrs. James Monaghan of Fern- hill boulevard, who held a recep- tion on the occasion of their 59th wedding anniversary. Later a surprise party was held at) their home. A presentation was made to the honored couple by their son Mr. John Monaghan at a family dinner held on Sunday. Mr. Monaghan served with the Sixth Border Regiment in the first world war.and they moved to Oshawa in 1923. Mr. by reports from the secretary;member would review a Cana-|were Mrs. Norman Groat, wife Reverend W. R. Tanton. Mrs,{it lightly in pencil, and cut out and treasurer. = ae blag A pid ie the best man, and Mrs. H./Groat is the former Miss Viola|with pinking shears. For the Mrs. Fred Sturch agreed ved riage wt Mise H al pela atlD. Rowley, Whitby, the bride's)wiison, daughter of Mrs. W. G.|coasters cut a pattern circle convene a bake sale January 'he home of Miss Hazel Barrie.|<jster, In the evening, Miss/wijson' and the late Mr. Wilson.|three inches in diameter. To 15, 1963, to raise funds. Small Christmas gifts were|Mary Lee, and Mrs. Gordon/mr Groat is the son of the Monaghan was émployed by the General Motors of Canada until his retirement five years ago. They are members of St. Mary of the People Church, They were blessed with three daughters, Mrs. J. E. Langley (Alice), Oshawa, Mrs, Louis Gallipeau (Sally), North Bay, Mrs,. Joseph Burger (Kay), Scarborough, and five sons, Thomas,. Windsor, Bernard, Mothers' Prayer was followed) It was decided that each] pouring tea in the afternoon) married in Oshawa. by _ the|Place it on the felt, trace around Honorable Michael able to attend the reception Friends California, Florida, grams of congratulations. Starr and Mrs. Starr, the Premier of On- tario, the Honorable John P. Robarts and from Mr, Bernard Monaghan, a son, who was un- and relatives from Michigan and New York also sent tele- The Group Committee and the Auxiliary combined for the entertainment part of the meet- ing. Mr. Glena Shortt intro- duced one of his Scouts, Mar- tin Step, who amused the group with his conjuror's tricks. Mrs, Fred Sturch provided) three skits and had the mem- bers participate in them. Mr. {Larry Hall, president of the Group Committee, introduced Montreal; Reuben, John and Ed- ward all of Oshawa. They have 27 grandchildren and one great} CLUB CALENDAR |his executive, the Scout and |Cub Leaders 'and their assist-| jants. grandson. Mr. and Mrs, Monaghan were married in St. Andrew's parish church in Wigan, Lancashire, England. Mrs. Monaghan received in a dress of rose beige Freach erepe trimmed with small bows adorning the yoke of matching Irish lace. Her. ensemble was completed: by-. accesso-| ries and a corsage of yellow) roses. | For the reception the tea table was covered with an Irish linen cloth, a gift from friends in Ireland and centred with a three tier cake to commemorate the occasion and silver candle- stick with gold tapers. Acting for the hostess were her three daughters, and daughters-in-law, Mrs. P, Monaghan, Mrs. R, J. Mona- ghan, Mrs. J. H. Monaghan and Mrs. Edward Monaghan. Miss Jacqueline Langley, a grand- daughter, was in charge of 'he MONDAY Ritson H-S Assn. Women's Hospital Aux. Sunshine Rebekah Lodge 16th Scout Mothers' Aux. 8th Scout Mothers' Aux. South Courtice H-S Assn. Pleasant Mon. Aft. Club Bus. and Prof. Women's Club Conant. H-S Assoc. Coronation H-S Assn. TUESDAY Daughters of England St. Peter's WA TOPS Club SA Home League Christ Church WA Fellowship Unit UAW Auxiliary 27 Canadian Legion Aux. Holy Trinity WA Northminster UCW Helping Hand Aux. Courtice H-S Assn. Westmount UCW 15th Scout Mothers' Aux. St. Paul's Guild Victoria Lodge LTB Albert Street UCW Knox Presbyterian WMS St. Christopher's CPTA WEDNESDAY Eastview Park Aux. 7th Scout Mothers' Aux. King Street UCW 16th Group Committee Savory Cream Dips For Entertaining | More and more hostesses find that passing bowls of a creamy "dip" with a tray of crackers, potato chips or celery sticks cre- ates a friendly atmosphere among guests who have just been introduced, The dips are easy to make and should be kept well chilled until serving time PARTY DIP can (1%. ounces) onion dry soup mix lst Parents' Committee Patriarch Militant Aux. Albert Street UCW 2 Centre Street UCW THURSDAY Court Charlene, COF Pilot Club cups sour cream |St. George's Eve. WA tablespoons blue cheese, | Happy Doubles Club crumbled |Albert Street UCW 3 Combine all ingredients;|Calvary Baptist WMS blend well. Chill. Makes about/Christ Church Eve. Guild 2 cups, Serve with crackers, or|/Albert Street UCW 4 chips. St. George's WA SHRIMP DUNK |St. Andrew's UCW 1 package (8 ounces) cream|Sunbeam Chapter, OES cheese, softened 17th Scout Mothers' Aux, Y cup milk St. Mark's W A can (15% ounces) onion dry|Jaycettes soup mix Soroptimist Club % cup finely chopped cooked Rn . [FRIDAY drops tabasco |Silver Cross Women Blend cream cheese and milk 1 5 The Scout Mizpah closed the meeting, and refreshments were served by Mrs. J. A. Kift and her group. | NORTEMINSTER UCW UNIT 8 The December meeting of Unit 8, Northminster UCW, opened with prayer by the Reverend H. A, Mellow and {worship service, conducted by Mrs. Mervyn Scott and Mrs. Harry Huska. Mrs. Jack Fallis presided over a short business meeting and welcomed new Mrs. Joseph Pegg and Mrs. John Whitsitt. Mrs. H. J. Semple introduced the Reverend H, A. Mellow, who consented to answer ques- tions submitted, and lead a discussion on the topics intro- duced. Mr. Mellow stressed .hat the fundamental teaching of Christ was to keep ourselves so close to God, the source of infinite love, that His love would become incorporated in us. KATE McLAURIN MC The president, Mrs. Mabel Joyce, opened the meeting with a poem and a Christmas carol, "As With Gladness." Mrs, Alvin Hatfield read the minutes, and plans were pre- pared for the Circle to present a program for the Baptist Hi- Fellowship Group, on Sunday; Dr. Robert Thornton H-S Assoc.|evening, January 13. The topic |will be "India." A Christmas comfort box con- \taining new - flannelette blan- |kets, clothing, and a cash gift jof $25, was prepared for a Home Mission pastor. A dis- play of new baby clothing, made by the sewing commit- tee, despatched to Home Miss& tions, A cd™mittee was appointed |to investigate the possibilities jof forming an active Young {Women's Missionary Group within the church, and to bring back a report to the Circle. Mrs. D. H. Rice gave a pres- entation of the "Link and Visi- tor Highlights." Mrs. Alvin Hatfield was in charge of the worship service, assisted by Mrs. David Taves and Mrs. H. J. Audley. A topic was presented by until smooth, Stir in remaining ingredients. Chill. Thin to de- To sired consistency | ZES Ancus-Graypon TY DIP 1 package (8 ounces) cream CARPET COMPANY 282 King W. 728-9581 cheese, softened FOR RUG & CHESTERFIELD CLEANING Y% cup milk | 1 can (15 ounces) onion dry Our expert hig clean your carpets in your hor soup mix .. ¥% teaspoon lemon juice ¥ teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Y teaspoon prepared mustard Blend cream cheese and milk e oF until smooth. Stir in remaining ingredients. Chill. Thin to de- Mrs. H, S. Winsley, entitled members, Miss Shirley McKee,| * distributed by Miss Flossie} Coyte. Refreshments were served by| Mrs. Avern Taylor, Mrs. John| Stacey and the hostess. LEND A HAND CLUB The 'end a Hand Club held) its Christmas party and business| meeting in Simcoe Hall. Sister} Alice Lanning, president, and Sister Evelyn Sanders, _ vice- president, received and wel- comed the members. | A pot luck supper was held| with the tables decorated in the) season's colors and Christmas) decorations, After supper an ex- change of gifts took place. Pres- ident Sister Alice Lanning pre-| sented those present with a gift and wished 'all a very happy! holiday. The business session opened with prayer, roll call and read- ing of minutes.and reports., Sis- ter Evelyn Sanders gave her sick report. The treasurer's and CPT reports were given. Nominations of. officers for Magee, aunts of the bride and bridegroom respectively, pre- sided, . Guests were served by: Miss Carol Pierce,, Miss Sandra Hopkins, Miss Kay Bulmer, Miss Mary Sykes and Mrs. H J. LeFaive. Assifting in the kitchen were My; Douglas Fow- lie and Mr. James Fleming. The table was set with a white linen cloth and centered wit a three-tier wedding cake, pink candles and a floral arrange- ment in fall colors. The couple received many gifts and flowers, including a 1963 took place. The following are the officers for 1963: presi- dent, Sister Evelyn Sanders; vice-president, Sister Ann Holt; treasurer, Sister Evelyn Fickes; secretary, Sister Amelia Weeks. Next meeting will be Monday, January 7 at Simcoe Hall. Host, esses for January are Sisters Hayton, Couch, Weeks and Fickes. Master Robert William Mc- Donald is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McDonald, La- Salle Court and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs, R. A. Me- Donald, Oshawa, and Mr. and A BRIGHT- | |Moore of Oshawa. . Girard, Mrs. 4 |tron, thanked them all for their| "Norman Groat, were in atten- late Mr. and Mrs. James |Groat. | The bridesmaid, Mrs. Walter Fowlie, Scarborough, sister of the bride, and the best man, the bridegroom's brother, Mr. dance during the day, Mr. and Mrs. Groat have resided on Jarvis street for the \past 15 years, They have two \children, Betty Ann and {Edward Groat. Mr. Groat has been an employee of General Motors: for the past 28 years, LODGES AND SOCIETIES SUNBEAM CHAPTER OES The regular meeting of Sun- beam Chapter No. 73 was held in Masonic 'Temple on Decem- ber 5. Mrs. Cora Lyons, Worthy Matron, presiding, assisted by) Mr. W. Henderson, Worthy Pa-| tron. Mrs. Thelma _Beerthuizen, the DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. C.B.S.A. Courses cre offered exclusively at the Oshawa Business College Open and serving industry, Business and the General Publie for Twenty-Five successful years. 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