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GOLDEN daffodils, symbol of hope and emblem of the Canadian Cancer Society, Hat Show at Daffodil Tea Gives Hope For Brighter Days Ahead To the tuneful and topical background music of Mrs. - George Morgan, a group of charming models displayed with professional ease and grace the latest spring and summer hat fashions to a large audience seated around the tea tables in Memorial Hall, Simcoe Street United Church, on Wednesday afternoon. The occasion was the annual Daffodil Tea of the Ontario County Unit (Oshawa Branch) of the Canadian Can- cer Society. As an introduction to the hat Show Mrs. Walter Bestwic k} sang some amusingly descrip-| tive verses composed by the ac-| companist, Mrs. Morgan, link-| ing the various styles to be) shown with well-known. popular) rd songs. Mrs. Alfred Austin ably fill- ed the role of commentator, in- troducing the models and giving) a running commentary on the} style, material and trim of| each hat shown, interspersing her remarks with observations on this season's style trends. She pointed out that the new larger hat and higher crown were flattering and easy wear. This style was seen in a na- tural beige chipped straw with large brim and high crown in softly draped mink-toned -- jer- sey. An all-white Baku straw, light and airy for summer, had the new upturned, off-the-face brim. Polka dots are popular| this year. This was indicated by a hat with navy blue brim and high puffed crown of navy blue and white polka dots. | Of particular interest were the smaller suit hats in navy < s compliment the sunny smiles Mrs, John Pierson and Mrs, and summery hats modelled ). E. Sager. - by Mrs. R. F. Richardson, --Oshawa Times Photo Bazaar and Tea Will Help Scouts The 15th Cub and Scout Mo- ther's Auxiliary held its annual spring bazaar and tea. It was a great success under the leader- ship of Mrs. Morley Genge. Mrs, George Varnum declar- d the bazaar open and was blue, beige and citron colors. Many had softly rolled brims and were lighily veiled, A love- ly flower-covered hat in pale yellow organa stood out in the |» Tall hats for added height" presépted with a corsage by group. the president, Among the hats purely femin-|Genge. especially lovely -- a large gar-|green streamers. Tea room con- den-party style, completely cov-|Veners' were Mrs. Steve n ered with white carnations set|/Hercia and Mrs. Thomas off by a back velvet band and|Hanna; Bake table: Mrs. Mor- bow, and a black organza|!ey Genge, Mrs, Clarke Shep- model, softly veiled, with roses pard; sewing table: Mrs. Wil- in soft shades of pink encircling|!iam Yourkevich, Mrs. Eric the crown. Cooper; candy table, Mrs. F Wetherup, Mrs. Robert The chic models were Mrs.| - f D. E. Sager, Mrs. Clare Elliott, | Sutherland; country store: Mrs. Mrs. John Pierson, Mrs. John Payne and Mrs. R. F. Rich- ardson. Helpers for tea tables and kit- Mrs. W. B. Syer, Women's| Sergice Chairman and ae, eer d and Mrs. George Telford greeted the) Winners of door prizes were guests at the door. Mrs. J. Livers my, Rumpel, Mrs. Albert UNITS, GROUPS AUXILIARIES SIMCOE STREET UCW 3 Unit 3 of Simcoe Street United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. G. W. Skuce, jJasmine crescent, recently for its April meeting. The UCW president, Mrs. Robert Sheffield was present and Mrs. A, E. McGilvray, Bur- lington, an associate member, was also a guest for the eve- ning. The Unit president, Mrs. Edgar Bradley, was welcomed back after a two-month vaca- "|tion in St. Petersburg, Florida. | An announcement was made} of the smorgasbord to be given in the church hall on May 2, the secretary had tickets. Refreshments were served by the hostess. It was announced that the next meeting would be a luncheon at the Oshawa Golf Club, May 15. STORIE PARK LADIES' AUX. The Storie Park Ladies' Aux- iliary held its April meeting at the clubhouse recently with 17 members present. : The meeting opened with the president, Mrs. Jerome Hickey, presiding. The secretary's and treasurer's reports were read. There will be a beauty prod- ucts demonstration Wednesday evening, May 6, at the club- house. Each member was ask- ed to bring as many of her \friends as possible. A prize is to be given for the member who brings the most friends. A rummage sale was planned for Wednesday afternoon, May Mrs. Morle y Mrs. | lu ine and frivolous, to be worn| 'The tea tables were decorated| on festive occasions, two were|with pink roses and pink and|Mrs, Archie Black and Mrs. John} Ivan Liscum; tickets: Mrs. Stan) chen were Mrs, Edward Adams, | 20, at the clubhouse. Peter Muzik won the icky gift. Refreshments were served by 'His And Hers' In The Kitchen Keeps Both Happy By ELEANOR ROSS We've progressed from the "His" and "Hers" bathroom towel idea. Now it's the. "His and Hers" kitchen! Not a bad notion at all to bring that outdoor chef de cui- sine into the house and Jet him try his hand at real cooking. Anyway, at the recent Deco- ration and Design Show, there was on display a "His" and "Hers" kitchen and it attracted quite = bit of attention and not only from the distaff side. How did i work? Well, the kitchen was divided right down the middle by a big work counter, which, in turn, was divided lengthwise by poles supporting open shelves. He has his own sink, she has the question of who should wash and who should wipe. Even with an avtomatic dishwasher, there are always utensils to be} cleaned the "primitive" way as) preparation of the meal gets un- derway and the pots pile up. CULINARY HARMONY Separate ovens set into the walls, separate pots and pans, bowls and other items, and sep- arate color schemes further contribute to complete marital and culinary harmony. Simulated wood laminates in| dark tones make a handsome masculine. setting for him, while her work area is completely feminine, made so by pastel laminates on the walls and other surfaces. The overall re- sult is extremely. pleasing, yet practical. | @ FREE PICK-UP @ BONDED DRIVER @ FREE ESTIMATES _ desired -- immediate service 48 SIMCOE ST, NORTH hers--which immediately settles COLD FUR STORAGE oommmmmmmms ON THE PREMISES cen Repairs & Remodelling By Expert Furriers ' -725-6312 MORRISON FUR CO. No Notice Required when coot eeeeeseeseeeeseeeeeee OSHAWA OSHAWA LTD. 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