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% MR. AND MRS. JOHN M. TILLEY Tilley-Robertson Rites Photo by J. A. Visser Solemnized In St. George's Dr. and Mrs. Cyril M. Robert- son, Vancouver, British Colum- bia, were in Oshawa recently for the marriage of their daugh- ter, Barbara Ann, to John Mor- rison Tilley, Port Perry, in St. George's Memorial Church. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. -- A. Tilley, Wil- lowdale, Ontario. Canon F. G. Ongley officiated) and Mr. Alan Reesor played the wedding music. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal gown of French taffeta with the controlled front skirt flowing into a back bustle with a chapel train accented with three bows. The bodice had a semi-bateau neckline, trimmed with Alencon lace overlaid with sequins and pearls, and French sleeves notched at the elbows. Her head- dress, in the Cleopatra style of French net, accented with lily of the valley and forget-me-nots, carried a long-line type garland of pink chiffon sweetheart roses on a bed of white carnations. The maid of honor was the bride's- sister, Miss Marilyn J. Robertson, Vancouver, wearing a semi-formal gown of delphin- ium blue chiffon over taffeta. Her headdress was a matching velvet circlet, holding a brief |veil and she carried a bouquet of all shades of pink carnations and sweetheart roses. 50-50 Club Takes Armchair Trip To Sunny Bermuda The Reverend John K. Mof- fat showed slides and gave an illuminatng talk on Bermuda at the November meeting of the 50-50 Club of Simcoe Street United Church. While in Bermuda at Easter- time, he and Mrs. Moffat had visited former members of Sim- coe Street United Church, Mr. reside in Bermuda. Moffat explained that : by Mrs, Mr. B was actually one hun- dred islands with seven main islands, making up 22 square miles, It was a coral island, the peaks of an extinct volcano, The homes were made of lime- stone and the roofs were all white, made of one inch coral shingles, The island had no in- dustry and the main revenue was from tourists. There were about 50,000 per- manent residents in comparison to about 150,000 tourists each ear, The people paid no income ey or any other taxes, The only tax was the import tax and everything was imported, he said. "St George was the orig- inal settlement but Hamilton is the present capital, Admiral George Sommers was the foun- der of the British Colonly," Members were impressed with the deep blue of the water in the pictures and a few. of them spoke enthusiastically of taking a trip to this lovely spot. Mr, Moffat was introduced by Mrs. Walter Roe and thanked Nicholas Gulenchyn for taking the members on such an enjoyable trip to and from Bermuda. Mrs. Walter Roe and Mrs. Philip Lawrence led a devotion- al period. The presidents, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh McLeod opened the business meeting. Mr. McLeod thanked all those who had helped at the turkey stipper and Mrs, Herman Pin- combe, presented a favorable financial report. Later cake and ice cream were served by Mr. and Mrs, Walter Roe's and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Worden's group. and Mrs. William Doe who now) 15,000 feet above the ocean floor... TO OPEN BAZAAR Mrs, Walter Rackham, above, will open the St, Ste- phen's United Church Wom- en's Christmas Tea and Ba- zaar, tomorrow evening at the Church, Mrs, Rackham is the wife of St. Stephen's super- vising minister, the Rever- end Walter Rackham. Mrs. Arthur" Ferguson and Mrs. John Strank are the co-con- veners of the bazaar and re- port many useful and novelty items will be on sale. HOUSEHOLD HINT A vacuum cleaner with its hose set to blow is good for fluffiing washable pile fabrics. WIFE PRESERV Sprinkle a little water on your dustcloth and you'll not only dust twice as fast, you'll wipe away spots and water rings, too. The League of Liberation of Ukraine celebrated its 15-year anniversary in Oshawa last Sun- day. Established in 1949, in Osh- awa, the organization is com- posed of a group of Ukrainians, who left their mother country, fleeing to other parts of the world, mainly to Canada, and U.S. to escape Communist sub- jugation. In their 15 years, the members have kept up their purposes; to destroy and con- demn Communism, to preserve and encourage Ukrainian cul- ture, to uphold and revere the Canadian democratic way of life and to strive to bring about the emancipation of their sub- jugated brethren' in Ukraine. This chosen day in celebration of their anniversary was a day both of sadness and joy; sad- ness for the Ukrainian people who, as yet, have not the free- Oshawa's Ukrainians Celebrate 15th Anniversary of Organization doms that those in Canada have, and joy in the free life which these now enjoy. The opening of the celebra- tion was conducted by Nicholas Bartkiw, head of the Oshawa Division, who wel ed the assembly. The b of the flag took place, formed by the Reverend Father J. C. Pereyma and the Rever- end Stephen Figol. Head table guests included $3 tablespoons butter or mar- garine ¥% cup soft bread crumbs or 4 cup corn flakes 1-3 cup dark brown sugar ¥Y, teaspoon ground cinnamon ¥% teaspoonground nutmeg 1% cups cooked sweetpotatoes, sliced %-inch thick 1% cup chopped apples 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice ¥% cup water Melt add bi water and a tional style and costume by members of the organization and the young Ukrainian children. SWEETPOTATO SCALLOP butter or margarine 'and read crumbs flakes. Mix together with sugar and spices, Place %4 crumb mixture at the bottom of a buttered casserole. Then place half of the sweetpotatoes and apples. Sprinkle with half of the sugar and spices, Repeat pro- cess, Sprinkle 1 or corn): of the lemon juice and few 'remaining pre-heat oven (350 degrees F.) 45 minutes. Un- cover and brown quickly, Serve Mrs. J. Solonynka, head of women's division of the central plain. YIELD: 6 servings: committee, Mr. A. V. Walkers. MLA; the Honorable Michael Starr MP and Dr. Roman Malaschuk, head of the cen- tral committee of the league. Greetings and congratulations, were extended by the guests, followed by dinnet, served to approximately 600 people. Dinner was followed by dane- ing and songs, performed in YOUR COLOUR TV STORE TELEVISION MAKE IT AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE CHRISTMAS * WITH GIFTS BY ELECTROHOME TELEVISIONS STEREOS RADIOS RECORD PLAYERS HUMIDIFIERS 1 yr, free parts & service on Stereo and TV "We Service Whet We Sell OURSELVES" SIMCOE NORTH 723-3043 The best man was Mr. Alex Tilley,-Montreal, and the ush- ers were Mr. Richard Barlow, Sudbury and Mr. Roland Bar- rett, Oshawa. Following the reception held in the Fleetwood Room of the Hotel Genosha the couple left for a honeymoon in Quebec. For travelling, the bride donned a three-piece double knit suit in teal blue and black tweed with a corsage of all shades of pink feathered carnations. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Tilley will held her shoulder-length bouf- fant veil of tulle illusion and she reside in Portview Beach, Port Perry. Delegates To World Conference Entrance Local Soroptomist Club Mrs. Olive Petley, Miss Madeline Kelly and Mrs. Jules ve a most interesting and enlightening talk on the World Conference of Soroptim- ist Clubs, which they attend. ed in Lausanne, Switzerland, during the past summer at the November dinner meeting of the Soroptomist Club of Osh- awa, held in the Corvair Room of the Hotel Genosha, recently. Delegates from more, than 30 countries were present at the conference and shared the world-wide friendship of the or- ganization. Miss Kelly gave a vivid de- scription of their trip through England, Ireland and Scotland, en route to the conference. At each stopping place, members of the Soroptomist Clubs enter- tained them royally and the Osh- awa members heard glowing words of praise for the hospital- ity and friendship extended to their delegates. During the journey, members were told, all the travellers were treated as personal friends by the bus driver and his wife and the latter composed a de- lightful poem in their honor. Miss Jenny Pringle read the poem, which was much enjoyed. Assisted by Mrs. Perrault, who showed a variety of slides, Miss Kelly and Mrs. Petley gave a delightful account of the annual convention, which was held at the Palais de Beaulieu. A highlight of the affair was the choir which consisted of one member from each country. This choir saluted each country by a) song in its own native tongue. Mrs. Petley said that it was fascinating to see Eastern dress mingling with Western and all singing 'Home on the Range" in English. A special feature of the con- breath-taking trip on Lake Gen- eva and the farewell banquet, which was attended by over 2000 members. The delegates told the Osh- awa members that their finest impressions were of the hospital- ity extended to them on all sides. and of the tremendous feeling of the friendship of Sor- optomism extending to every corner of the world. Mrs. Walter Bestwick presid- ed for the meeting and apprecia- tion was expressed by the mem- bers for such an enjoyable hour of entertainment. 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