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Oshawa Times (1958-), 10 Apr 1964, p. 3

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: - Pep Ss THE OSHAWA TIMES Friday, April 10, 1964 © UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES| aaa ane ze Med LODGES AND |kei'ty her daughter. Mrs. Reg: ; BARVINOK UWA been contracted for and wilil be / - jinald Mcintyre, The theme of { The Ukrainian Women's Asso-jerected within the following) ) -- { | t Roar. 'ciation, Barvinok Branch, held|week: It was decided to have aj) 4 ; SOCIETIES i nb Nas t0.Ue thes lits April meeting at the home of|"Painting Party", with mem- h ing 20's!) 989 ot eee Mrs. John Dutchak. bers, husbands and guests pres-| : BETA SIGMA PHI Br og appropriate costamas, Mrs. Walter Grigorenko pre- ent to complete the decorating] ~ j ; Flowers were the centre of} etna an tar tone sided and led in prayer. Mrs. of the Sunday School classrooms} | ~ attraction at the recent a 'lexecutive elections as follows? reheat eet in,(00 April 18. Communion Break-| © ome : ing of Beta Sigma Phi, Walter Kuch read from scrip fast for the students of Sunday : ; oe Phi Chapter, held at the sine hi! President, Mis Marilyn Black; ; "| vice-president, Miss tures 2 ; ort of : : 4 , tures and also read the TO Of hoot will beheld on Saturday | ) D of Miss Sally James, fr. Dean Vice-president Miss, Ms Mrs. Steven Gonta. Mrs. Law-|SPril % Sea : 4 pane Whitby, was bd guest Comertird: ceding. lninoe Rikiratow gave the treas-| Mrs. Donald Sadoway ° and] | i : speaker, and made many ee is 'This Reoeeh: jurer's report. |Mrs. William Iwaskiw reminded] | ly a arrangements while he} ' spol Mrs. Paul Plishka announced|members to prepare their bas- the final plan for eal eve-|Kets of Easter Blessed Food on! § ning to be held at her home on|"2ster Sunday, May 3, for the} | Saturday. April 11. Everyone at- Peep distribution to Ukraintan| > [tending Sse guiea in caine in| rthodox patients in the Oshawa i lan original hat, for which there) {General Hospital. is |will be prizes. The Spring Frolic, to be held i f e PThis was the spring rusting! }model meeting with many new) jrushees on hand. It was announced that a rush- jing party would be held March KAYE"S | Mrs. Donald Sadoway, Miss]. "i jane tek May. 16, at) ® |Anne Sabat, Mrs. Walter Kuch|>'_J0%n's Ha cells SPORTSWEAR -- LADIES' WEAR eal will bear a Hawaiian 68 Simcoe North arther with the other Sunday|tveme, this year. Anvene desir) We erg "tre OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M School te aes will prepare a} ling tickets may secure them al ; y ' Every Thursday and Frid : hes & Trailer Pai . Mother's Day program, to be contacting Mrs.. Paul Plishka,| ©» ' ? ta eerie 4 "ad | 3 Mines tAST. OF OSHAWA." held in the St. John's Hall May|COnvener, or the following mem-| 5 a HIGHWAY 2 i |10 at 6 p.m. A feature at the bers of 'the committee: Mrs. gunk t : ony John Dutchak, Mrs. Joseph| & concert will be the recital of the 3 i chad childre n 1 attending the Ukrainian Maga, Mrs. Niohiiay Seminuk. RECOGNITION FOR OSHAWA GUIDERS cans snd the deco, Mt John, Kova andr. lof Mrs. Nicholas Worobec. Mrs. H. T. Cook. Area Com- received her ten year service the award was made in Osh- The Sunday School committee, lin able of the hat Easter} A pretty name for a pretty Kachern, Northview avenue. missioner for the Girl Guides, pin. Mrs. Brennan js the for- awa was in 1947. The occasion |p. Robert Sholdra en Mire jcongregational dinner' on May} girl is Janda Marie, who is Her grandparents are Mr. and right, presents the Certificate . mer Brown Owl of the 8th 2. the annual appreciation {Paul Plishka, announced that \10 solicited for kitchen aid and| the one-ye*r-old daughter of Mrs. Robert Knox, Peterbor- of Merit to Mrs. L. V. Bren- Brownie Pack and received he Osh« |the 'partitio ll and d or hi announced the menu. Mr, and Mr : _ Ronald Mc- ough. nan, centre, while looking on the award for outstanding ser- ppp aes Guiders of the Osh- | pe n wall a 0 ave! Mrs. Walter Kuch gave. a're.|" one -- i wi € yuidjng. The las e awa' Division | . Snoahnba? Taunus it Mrs, Leonard Jackson who vice in Guidjng. The la t tim awa! : | _ port uy Nadal at : the CRA with Mrs. Carmanjof 6% pounds, Florence also A a Street United Chure at_simcoe Whyte and Mrs. Dean Dilabough won the six week trophy. An en- ' nited urch recently attending to newspaper and joyable meeting closed with tea CHILD GUIDANCE at the desk who tried to "'Jaugh" t off the. incident ' At the close of the mecting radio advertising respectively |and coffee being served, I wish every parent could refreshments were served by the Several members offered to as- 31 Bloor strect| § read this letter thoughtfully and y hostess and a social hour en-'sist at the sale ",4 . Shop-Lifting Incident read it with their sons and joyed. Rahtevbiarits ware served "> daughters. The leiter might @ si 1 Mrs. Kenneth Ostler. WIN A even be posted on school bulle-, a O.P.A, AUX, d aA 3 ' The April meeting of the La- TOPS CLUB Reaps Joy And Trage V Mn poards. 'ned his le : dies Auxiliary of the Oabaws The 'TOPS Mean-to-be-Lena' 3 FREE q That boy who leaxnc By GARRY C, MYERS, Ph.D |The other boy is a school drop- un gee never He cunt j As yo read the following out and has a long record as a/Srateful to her and to hat chile : " é : : letter gh mother, you juvenile delinquent of police Pal : a ai posh shred Mrs. Charles with the Tops sing. The high will admire her wisdom and "I think my son was made to PARENTS' QUESTIONS -- 'e Mie "Che ae; Hill M light of the evening was an Eas moral courage. Putting yourself take the responsibility for his| Q- What antidotes should par- 3 Reardon iy) M s. W hn 0 Be at sow in her place, you may wonder|act, He also knew what morejents of young children "keep on Sreorih ill be ee si ; eur Prizes were given for the most if you yourself could have been|crime would lead to. I forgot hand for emergency cases of at Hilledate Sroner ba ae original, prettiest and funniest so wise and brave, to mention he was. also finger-|poisoning? kha it. pili abvesd m "its A personal gift was present- "Dear Dr. Myers: Although printed, and knew he was 'on| A, The American Academy of oS ~ ne ig Ph aug aoe ie ed to Diane Omelanchuk, by the my Children are older than/record.' The other boy knew his|Pediatrics recommends either } ie. residents 7 aerate preside nt, Kay Puffer, Diane most of those you write about,|mother lied to protect him, and syryp. or ipecac or powdered me S| Mrs: Kenneth Ostler reported ee ig reached her desired 1 always read your articles, and/he got away with it once, so he/activated chafcoal. Ask your ea: she has made' final acres: aa t and is now a (KOPS was interested in the one about:thought he could do it again.' pediatrician about this matter. | 4 Mente tor the tour of Sklar's he crag In three pee shoplifting : : a The best "andidote", of course, 7. f Showroom in Torerito."Abril ii she will graduate and be a KO) ' " ' when. We OTHERS WHO HELPED is to keep poisons well out of lohich i » 2 ee 1 There was much discussion A which is open to members and diet, each girl had brought in a |Police Association was held at met Tuesday evening at the the home of Mrs. Mervin Baker CRA, The meeting was opened sented MATTRESS TICKETS AT WILSON'S WIN A FREE TRIP | _ " er TO MEXICO TOAD ane | Dosw me aren wIAGAGA FALE BO TICKETS AT WILSON'S connect pase ts 24) You're Always @ WINNER or SF : WHEN YOU SHOP AT ' i 'Some years ago, when WILSON s CANADA'S WINES OF DI< , 0 a new home about! Beside the mother who wisely|the reach of children I tri 14 i y SEG Heal fopoine atte didn't Jet her son "get away'---- a BRIDE-ELECT Gans by ve hn a ! Ph Spor a shopping re, |Ghan' .} eae Cs S. orence Russell was the high. CHURCH ST. eo yer rrifie eC: h y stealing a 25 ent lock, in Ratiaedne a ' ; we "or antit a. to iparn. that wi. At aa Save ie stil - | On Saturday, May 2, Miss | Mrs. Mervin Baker suggested est Joser for the week with a loss 4 eww ra : : ildren were ha-/0 A on shdyeelong 4 | Wanda M. Zielinski will be- |that the pi aly plan a social) ----.- - wii itual shop-lifters from a possible Career as f _ +| come the bride of Mr. Peter jevening, possibly in September, 'Our nine-year-old son knew/|juvenile delinquent in this case SES d || J. Ruddy, according to the lto weltons the tbh of the better, but in a couple of weeks|were the store manager who a | announcement made today. (new members of the Police he was caught in the act oficalled the boy's mother, and goto A | The bride-elect is the daughter |Force to the Auxiliary, It was shop-lifting. Thank heavens, the the chief of police | of Mr. and Mrs. John Zielin- jagreed and plans for such an manager called me. My son). In contrast, consider the other d ~( ski of Oshawa and her fiance jevening were left until nex t and a friend of his had stolen|boy's mother, who, in trying to 4 an is the son of Mr. and Mrs. |month. a lock worth 25 cents, although protect her son, only set him) 2 John Ruddy of Ajax. The | Plans are being made for the coe Mac we wake gels om on 8 oo . pos att his! gS ! wedding will ane place 2 |spring Ping at the Shopping pocket. His friend's , li ag | St. Hedwig's Roman Catholic |Centre in June. age ee! son had anything nad 6 4 rarer hae van ~ IFE PRESERVER Church " 12 of i noon. |. The spring rummage sale is o do with i rmined to c or so) Aldswort 'hotography |set for April 29, at 1.00 p.m. at "I took my son to the localjlesson about right and wrong; Mix putty and paint for ai oN asa graphy for Ap a pm. at police department, and the desk/that she was not swayed from| color- matched hole and crack clerk laughed at me and told her purpose by the police clerk! filler. me all. children shop. - lifted |; af : he let me talk to the chief. He ; was more interested. oun... ¢NU-WAY RUG "We decided that my son was to report to the police depart- ment every Saturday for the OSHAWA LTD. | xt eight weeks, and at my ' ; ? ; request a "4 @ HYDRANGEA request he was taken for a ; 4 - journey through the jail and ' "Hills of Snow" re k ( te : : j : Sock Goat vtah Atos ata." 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