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TRENT .LAWRENCE, two Mr. and Mrs. Garth Mood, years old, and Rodrick Garth, five and'a half, are the sons of MR, AND MRS, LAURENT Lacasse, Elizabeth street, are the parents of Claude Lucien, three years old and his broth- er, Jacques Honore, 22 months old. Their grand- Park road north, They are the grandsons of Mr, and parents are Mr. and Mrs. Honore Langevin, and Mr. and Mrs, Lucien Lacasse, all of Quebec City, Quebec. --Ireland Studio : Highly Successful ; bridge of the Women's Auxiliary /of the Oshawa General Hospital /|noon end evening with 32 tables 'jed the guests of the afternoon _jevenng of bridge was opened :|room by Mrs. H. B, James, Come Double Club Meeting Combines Sense, Nonsense A fun-filled evening was spentjurday, March 23 at 8.00 o'clock,| Garrow, Mrs, D. V. Berry, Mrs. by members of Northminster|at which time the sports equip-| Ronald Agg, Mrs. George} Come Double Club at their regu-|ment recently purchased by the) Lender, Mrs, Arthur Germond,| club would be used. lar meeting held in the lower hall of the church recently. En- tertainment was provided by the group headed by Dr. and Mrs. Harry Sanderson, and commenced with talks by sever- al members on their professions These included an X-Ray tech- nician, public school teacher, fu- neral director and obstetrician. The speakers gave a brief out- line of the training and skills required to qualify for these p2-| Sitions and questions. were ask- ed by the audience afterwards. | On the lighter side, an hilarious) skit was given which clearly de- fined the necessary require- ments to fill the position of a housewife. To add to the fun, a noisy and. entertaining card game had been arranged. } The twist, bossa nova, and the) limbo were demonstrated, as a small group clowned their way around the stage in costume, and periodically broke into these popular dances. To open the meeting a wor- ship service was conducted by Mr. and Mrs, John Hunt and Mrs. Samuel Keane, with Mrs. H. A. Mellow playing the piano. During the business meeting with the presidents, Mr. and Mrs, Mervin Perkin, presiding, the new members introduced were Mr. and Mrs. Ka rl Kappes, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ball, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Richards, Miss Shirley McKee, Deaconess, was welcomed as a guest. It was announced that a re-| Creation night would be held in the church gymnasium on Sat- SOCIAL NOTICES ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announc- ed of Janet Wilda, daughter of Mrs. Wilda Sutton Brown of Oshawa and St. Andrew, Ja- maica, and Mr. Don Sutton Brown, Ocho Rios, Jamaica, to Mr. Philip Sauve, Bargie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sauve, Penetanguishene. The marriage is to take place cn Monday, April 15, 1963, at 12 o'clock noon in St. Gregory's Roman Catho- lic Church, Oshawa. AT HOME Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Rundle, 120 Nonquon road, will be at home to their friends and rela- tves on Sunday, March 24, from 2 to 4 and 7 10 9 p.m. on the occasion of ther 35th wed- ding anniversary. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. Will am Alexander, Oshawa, wish to announce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter, Carol Ann, to Mr. John Harold Muir, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Muir, Courtice. The ceremony is to take place on Saturday, April 6, 1963, at 7.00 p.m. MORE WIVES WORK More married women now are going to work in Britain, fill- ing. 17.5 per cent of jobs in 1962 compared to 16.2 per cent for held Saturday, will be the annual dinner dance, | this year entitled "A Little Bit] of England'. (Vcmen Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 i |@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, March 19, 1963 *- PERSONALS | Mrs. Amos Ryerson and Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Mood, all of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. --Mary's Studo St. Patrick's Bridge For OGH Auxiliary The annual St. - Patrick's was held last Wednesday after- occupied during the afternoon. Mrs, A. W. Armstrong, presi- dent, and Mrs. G. D. Conant, honorary vice-president, receiv- in the McLaughlin Hall, The in the cafeteria by Mrs. W. Ellis, Ajax and in the lectyre Prize winners were Mrs, R. L. Gray, Mrs. W. D. Brown, Mrs, J. B. Reid, Mrs. Charles Robson, Mrs, C. G, Luke, Mrs. J. G. Beaton, Mrs, A, J, Park- hill, Mrs. G. R, Reeve, Mrs W. F. Marshand, Mrs, Emerson Chant, Mrs. A. R. Garrett, Mrs. George Hunking, Mrs.. Ronald Templar, Mrs. William Potter, Mrs, Arthur Woods, Mrs. J. A.| ald, Mrs. Kenneth Ridge, Mrs. Keith Billett, Mrs. R. M: Mack- ie, Mrs. Wilfred Neil, Mrs, A. T. Cain, Mrs. Donald MacMillan. Mrs, Rybert Coulson, Mrs. Fred Goodman, -Mrs. Harr Howe, Mrs. James Patterson, |Mrs, V. S. Cubitt, Mrs. Roy |Nesbitt, Mrs. Clare Keith, Mrs. W. G. Miners, Mrs. H. E. Arm- strong, Mrs, Philip Conlin, = | surprised Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Kellar, Jones avenue, were pleasantly Saturday | evening when their many friends and relatives gathered at their home 'lin honor of their 40th wedding anniversary, The couple was married in Napanee by the Rev- erend A, J. Terrell in 1923, Mrs. Kellar is the former Carmen Weese of Selby, and Mr. Kel- lar comes from Loughboro Lake, Except.for six years in Gananoque they have spent the rest of their married life in Oshawa, They have, two sons, Alton of Frankford and Car! of Wilton, The evening was spent in games and cards, Later on a short address was read and the couple presented with a money tree, Mrs. William Stevens, 'ilson road south, enjoyed a visit to Sarasota Jungle Gardens dur- ing her recent vacation cn Fior- ida's lower west coast. The Literary Group of the University Women's Club will be the guests of Mrs, J. M. Rundle, Jasmine crescent on Thursday evening when a dis- cussion will centre on the work of C, P, Snow. Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Ripley and children, Michele and Da- vid, returned to their home in Tampa, Florida, last ¥riday, after spending three days with Mr. Ripley's grandmother, Mrs. Howard Cook, Burk street. Following a meeting of the di- rectors of the Community Citi- zenship Council, Mr, and Mrs. T. D. Thomas held a St. Pat. rick's tea on Sunday afternoon, Ostensibly in honor of the Irish guests, the company included Scottish, Welsh, English and Polish Canadians, The Reverend Gilbert, Mrs. W. J. MacDon-|John.Porter cut the white and green cake and Mrs. C, H. Jack- son and Mrs. Jan Drygala were among those assisting the host- ess. Sister Mary Sheila, principal of St. Joseph's High School, will be the guest speaker at St. Christopher's parent - teacher association tonight. Sister Mary Sheila came to Oshawa last Sep- | Mrs. George Ansley, Mrs. Doug- |Mrs, W. B. Browning, Robert Elston, Mrs. G. A. Drew, Mrs. Arnold Duke, Miss Leah |Mrs. W..J. Hoard, Bowman- The reguiar meeting will be| ville. Apri 20, During the previous and) week, | club members and their friends) had their annual outing at Red| Wing Orchards in the recreation| hall. Bowlng was held followed} by square and round dancng. | SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED !! @ Prompt Service WARNER WILLIAMS SERVICE CENTRE 17-B BOND E, 725-3531 Any Make or Model @ Reasonable | tember to take charge of the las Bailes, Mrs. Leo G10 ver,| first Catholic high school in Osh. Mrs.\5 awa; She is a graduate of To- ronto University and the Ontario} College of Education. She has done post graduate work in edu. | cation at the University of Brit. | ish Columbia. She holds a pro-|} fessional teaching certificate for British Columbia, Saskatche- wan, Manitoba and Ontario. She has wide experience as teacher and principal in these provinces. Her topic this evening will be the philosophy of Catholic Edu- cation, Those from Oshawa attending the Grand Chapter reception of the Order of the Eastern Star, held at the Royal York Hotel, Torono, recently, were Mrs. W. A. Lyons, Mr. and Mrs, W, J. Scott, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Train, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Wood, Mrs. David Kemlo, Mrs. Clifton Moore and Mrs. George Thompson. Miss Catherine Ann Evans| was honored by a_ birthday) party Saturday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. D, Evans, Jarvis street, on the occasion of her eighth birthday, Among those present were Leslie Bowen, Lesley) Howard, Rosemary McLaughlin, Alexandra Galbraith, Dianne) Cooper, Debbie Clapp, Betty Michaud, Wendy McLaughlin, Judy Kelly and Trenela Cane. Mr, and Mrs, Allan Spring, Connaught street, returned yes- terday after spending two weeks) vacationing in Mexico. | Mrs. 'Walter Bestwick, Sunset! drive, returned last Thursday after spending five weeks vaca- tioning in Florida, BLAMES RIVALRY MONTREAL (CP) -- The as- sistant secretary of a large insurance company here says keeping up with the Joneses is one of the major causes of em- bezzlement, Mildred Jones, whose job is dealing with de- faulters, claims many men feel they have to live up to the stan- dards of their neighbors, and under constant pressure from their wives have to "augment their income in one way or an- other," NURSES TIME WASTED Miss FE. A. Electa Mac- Lennan (right), president of the Canadian Nurses' Associa- ton, thinks too much of CARRY-ALL Looking for new ideas for the church bazaar? Well, an attrac- tive knitting bag can be made from an empty polythene con- tainer, particularly the pastel|-- colored ones, The type of bottle used for bleach is ideal in size and shape. First, the tapered top of the bottle is cut off, leav- ing a smooth, round cylinder closed at the bottom. Then a strip of printed fabric is cut just long enough to go around the bottle, and the ends sewn together to make a band. The next step is to sew a hem |along one side of the band, just deep enough to hold draw- string ties. Using a coarse needle, the unfinshed edge of the band is sewn to the top of the bottle; then trimmed with rick-rack brad. If more deco- ration is desired, then decals can be applied to the polythene portion of the bag, The finished product is both eye-catching ang) useful, nurses' time is spent at chores that could be done by messengers and assistants. 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