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FIVE TWENTY-FIVE year members of the Ladies Aux- iliary of the Oshawa Legion wore their 25-year pins for the first time having been pre- sented them by Zone Com- mander Mrs. Robert Williams and Mrs. Norman McEvers, Five Legion Auxiliary Members Presented With A happy annual event, the pre-| sentation of 25-year. membership pins, was celebrated by the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 48 Auxiliary with a banquet on Tuesday night, The honored recipients were Mrs. Walter Beach, Mrs. George Hester, Mrs. Alice Blackburn, Mrs. A. V. Parfitt and Mrs, Frank Grant. Mrs. Robert Wil- liams, zone commander, and Mrs. Norman McEvers, presi- dent, made the presentations following the banquet and meet- ing. Mrs. Alyn Elliott, first vice- president introduced those at the head table including the zone commander and president and Branch President Maurice Proctor; business manager, Al- fred Brisebois; the Reverend Alfred Woolcock, padre; and executives, Mr. William~Lang- ton, Mrs. Alfred Lavender, Mr Alex Walker, Mrs. Charles Gibbs, Mrs. James Anderson, Mr, Cameron Oke, Mrs, Leslie Brown, Mr. Arthur Cocker, Mrs. Raymond Boivin and Mr, Gor- don Jacobs. Also introduced were Mrs, Fred Joiner of Rugby, England, British Legion Branch No. 1, who is visiting her brother Mr. William Jeffery and Mrs. Jef- fery, Bloor street west, and Mrs. Jo Aldwinckle, women's editor, The Oshawa Times. Mrs, James Anderson pro- Posed the toast to the provin- cial command and in her reply Mrs. Robert Williams asked the auxiliary to give support to the smaller and less affluent aux- 25th Year Pins Mrs. Alfred Lavender pro posed the toast to the branch and the president replied con- gratulating the 25-year members and all those with 25-plus years of membership. Membership, he said, was the life blood of the Legion. Following the toast to the 25- year members by Mrs. Leslie Brown, Mrs. C. A. Vermoen thanked the branch and the aux- iliary and reminded the mem- bers that even after 25 years they were still wanted at meet- ings. All the head table guests brought messages of congratula- tions and good wishes, Mr. Alfred Brisebois said that the branch was well aware of the work and assistance of the aux- iliary, He thanked them for help in the past and expressed hope for the future, A delightful musical interlude was provided by the Bowman- ville Glee Club made up of members of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 178 and directed by Mr. Murdoch Beaton. Their rich harmonic arrange- ments gave new life to such old favorites as "'Liza Jane", 'The Lincolnshire Poacher', "Bende- meer's Stream", "Away, Down Rio', "Tipperary", and "Men of Harlech", Mr. James Fair, ac- companied by Mr. Beaton sang "Silent Worship" by Handel, ing meeting the president reminded mem- bers of the trip to Sunnybrook Hospital, June 17, the Branch picnic at Geneva Park, July 5, illaries in the zone, particular! Dunbarton. " and the .drum-head service at Port Perry, June 28. president of the Auxiliary. They are from the left: Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Walter Beach, Mrs. A. V. Parfitt, Mrs. George Hester, and Mrs, Mc- Evers. Seated in front are Mrs, Alice Blackburn and Mrs, Frank Grant. --Oshawa Times Photo Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-8474 and Mrs. Earl town; Mr, and \ Fotten, Toronto; Mr. and I, Flynn, Toronto; Mr. tees ica, Oshawa; and eg * friends from Whitby, Greenwood and Scarb Ryder, George- Mrs. Leonard Mrs. i HONEST CAL'S LTD; THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, June 18, 1964 7 '1Inn on Lake "| |nounce the engagement of her 4 |The wedding will take place on 4 |fabric or to match draperies, 4 |Buy foam rubber by the yard, 4 |cut to fit the seat. EARNS AWARD Margaret Tweedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tweedy, Cochrane street, Whitby, received her diploma at the graduation exercises of the Atkinson School of Nurs- ing, Toronto Western Hospital last week. She is a graduate of Henry High School and Ot- tawa Public Schools. Miss Tweedy received the George R. Warwick Memofial Prize for General Profieiency in Nurs- with tie-on foam rubber seat SOCIAL NOTICE ENGAGEMENT Mrs. Joseph Fredericks Burtt, Norwood wishes to an- daughter, Janet Isabella, to Mr, Donald Lawrence McEachern, son of Mr. and Mrs. William McEachern, Jackson's Point. Saturday, July 18, 1964 at St. George's Memorial Church, Osh- awa. HOUSEHOLD HINT Spruce up dining room chairs covers. Cover them with a gay, PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thom- as recently spent a weekend square dancing at Wig-a-Mog shagawigamog in Haliburton, Toronto guests at the Duiella- Lamers wedding in St, Mary of the People Roman Catholic Church last Saturday were: Mr, and Mrs. Brian O'Neil, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Ferris, Mr. and 'Mrs, George Jackson, Mr, a Mrs. Vernon Lee, Mr, and Mrs. Norman Alexander, Mr, and Mrs, Donald Russell, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Pittman, Mr, and Mrg, Sidney Sheriff, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Petrie, Mr. and Mrs. William Higgins, Mr, and Mrs, Anthony Rismondo, Mr. and Mrs. Gianni Covacci, Mr. and Mrs, Emmio Laicini, Mr. and Mrs. Emmio Frustick, and Mrs, Ronald Scott, and Mrs. Toni Cupelli, Mr, Mrs, Nello Tamand, Mr. Mrs. Thomas Leoniak. nd|Nichols + Closson wedding in .jand Mrs, Gordon Nichols, Bar- .jrie; Saturday were Mr, and Peter Lamers, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Lamers, Mr, and Mrs, Ted VanStevendaal, Mr. John fos Lamers and Mr. and Mrs, Tony Hermans, Mr, and Mrs, Frank were also pres: ent from Thornhill, Out-of-town guesst at the Whitby last Saturday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson, Miss Marjorie Robin- son, Mr, and Mrs, Wesley Rob- inson, all of Hamilton; Mrs. Victor Closson, Barrie; Mj. Tredway Closson, Highland Creek; Mr, and Mrs. C. C, Nichols, grandparents of the bridegroom from Barrie; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols, Moncton, New Bruns- wick; Mr. Charles Lyne, Rose- mere, Quebec; Staff Sergeant OSHAWA SHO Oshawa Folk Festival JULY 1st ALEXANDRA PARK FLOWERS FARMERS MARKET OPEN EVERY FRIDAY NOON UNTIL 9 P.M FRUIT -- VEGETABLES HONEY & FRESH EGGS om PPING CENTRE -- PLANTS WIFE PRESERVER Wind a spiral of cellophane tape around the:worn threads of serew-in handles on ete, Handles fit snugly brooms, again SUMMER TAXATION Oslo, Norway, has decided that students in. the capital city won't have to pay taxes on the ead $300 they earn this sum- "My 14 year old pans still shine like new and | get more value, too--with Brillo!" Mrs, 0. Hagen Burlington, Ontario THE BIG PINK SOAP PADS WITH EXTRA PADS |_IN THE BOX! ing. She is continuing .post- graduate instruction at West- ern University, London, On- tario. 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