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; I t. Only a few skirt '* > Wool Spring Coatsiveretieaiea * "SN iain = pl ges the . Pa Among dresses, diagonal Have Simple Line * a feature. Necklin i seaming is a feature. Necklines|*¢ssert, spread the hollow side Checked and striped British\many cases. The look is femi-jously with dairy woollens in wonderful basket|ine, but neither bust or Waist-/Sprinkle with weaves and strong colors standjline are unduly pronounced. _|nutmeg to taste. : out among the fabrics chosen Ave minutes by Lachasse for his spring col- FIRST VIEW Iden brown and are collarless ana square in}% rained peach 0! lection this year. The predomi-| The province of Saskatchewan family is sure to enjoy On nating colors are _turquoise.|was first explored in 1691. peaches 'n' i dark pink, green, beige and - _ brilliant yellow, with navy, black and white the runners-up. SOC TAL & PERSON A I His coats are simple in sil- . s houette, Pages gy ie ' : scamed, with most interes Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor centred at the hip to give a Telephone 723 - 3474 for Women's Department long torso look. Skirt hems Mr. and Mrs. Barton Mac-jlocal clubs joined in the funjjevel, 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, February 19, 1965 reach to' a little below knee Belts, when used, are GOLDEN JUBILEE CHAPTER IODE EXECUTIVE FOR 1965 Mrs. D. A. Brown, Masson street, opened her home on Monday to the executive members of Golden Jubilee Chapter, IODE. For this first meeting of the 1965 season an enjoyable pot- luck supper preceded the business meeting. The ex- ecutive includes, seen seated from left to right, Mrs. D. A. Brown, ist vice-regent; Mrs. J. A. Vivash, regent; Mrs. L. V, Walker, 2nd vice- regent. Standing, Mrs, D. M. Campbell, publicity; Mrs. R. W. Heagle, serv- ices; Mrs. E. R. Snow, edu- cation secretary --Oshawa Times Photo. Open House Attracts Parents At Gertrude Co lpus H and $ Open House was held recent-|the school, invited the parents ly at the Gertrude Colpus School with a large percentage of the parents in attendance. The school staff and pupils had worked diligently to provide in- teresting and informative dis- plays, especially in the science corners which featured a wild boar's skuli, seashells and coral, feathers from exotic birds, and other arresting ex- hibits. Also on display were projects, art, and crafts such as leatherwork and feltwork. Grade Mothers were on duty in each room assisting the teachers and supervising ap- pointments and the signing of the guest books, The visiting of classrooms was preceded by a short busi- ness meeting of the Gertrude Colpus Home and School Asso- ciation with the president, Mr. Earl Brown presiding. Mr. to visit the school library which last year had a circulation of over 12,000 books. The library was founded by the association a few years ago and associa- tion members donate their time to circulating, repairing, and cataloguing the books. The highlight of the associa- tion's year is the annual bazaar and bake sale to be held short- by Mrs. Earl Brown. Charles Smith and Mrs. D. J. Munroe are introducing the dessert tea in the adult tea room this year, and. as the bazaar was also popular with the school children, a lunch room will be provided for them also. A slate of officers for the in- coming year will be presented at the next association meet- ing by Mrs. E. J. Beavis and Lawrence Millson, principal of the nominating committee. 'Invitation To Life' Is Theme For Beta Sigma Phi Season At the bi-monthly meeting of Gamma Epsilon Chapter held recently at the home of Mrs. Barry Hooper, Northbridge street, Mrs. Neil MacLean high- the evening with her presentation of plans for the spring rushing. She told the members that they should be using the phrase "Invitation to Life" many times during the en- suing weeks and asked them to pause and think about what it really meant. Mrs. Maclean commented that there must be two parties to an invitation; one who in- vites, and one who receives. Members of Beta Sigma Phi were in the happy position of being both, because they had at some time received this in- ' yitation to life and were now privileged to pass it on. Similarly, there were two an- swers to an invitation: accept- ance, and refusal. But in the case of an invitation to life, an invitation to living, it is unlike- ly that there could be a re- fusal! What does this all-em- bracing phrase mean? Simply an invitation to take hold of the best that life had to offer, to explore the riches of many minds, including one's own, to Do Not Freeze Eggs In Shells The Poultry Products Insti- tute has had numerous inquir- ies about freezing eggs. Some consumers wanted to know if the eggs could be frozen right in the shell. This is not satis- factory. First, the shells tend 'to crack and secondly, frozen egg yolk becomes gummy when not mixed with sugar or salt. One of these must be added for successful freezing of whole eggs and egg yolks. Ese whites may be frozen separately with- out adding either sugar or salt. To prepare eggs for freezing: Break eggs out of shell. For eggs to be used in main course dishes, add half a teaspoon of salt per cup of whole eggs. For use in baking and desserts, add half a tablespoon of sugar per cup of whole eggs. Mix thor- oughly with a fork. Package and freeze. Egg yolks -- Break all egg yolks. For egg yolks to be used in mayonnaise, add half a tea- spoon of salt to one quarter cup of yolks. For use in bak- ing and desserts, add one tea- spoon sugar per quarter cup of egg yolks. Mix thoroughly with a fork, package and freeze. Egg whites --- No mixing is required, package and freeze. NOTE: Use frozen food con- tainers such as wax or plastic cartons or glass sealers. Care must be taken with the latter to prevent breakage during storage. Eggs may be frozen in small ' experience the warmth of en- during friendships. In the motto of Beta Sigma Phi "Life, Learn- ing, Friendship', Life has pride of place, because without it there would be nothing else. As chairman of the rush com- mittee, Mrs. MacLean distribut- ed remembrances to the mem- bers and asked that they list the names of young women in the community who they felt would be interested in an or- ganization which unites culture and social events, which com- bined an opportunity for in- creasing friendships and doing something worthwhile, and which created an atmosphere for doing things together that one would not do alone. A membership in sorority enabled one to explore the many man- sions of the philosopher, the ar- tist, the historian, the archi- tect, the musician, the sculptor, the. writer, and the poet, through a cumulative study pro- gram. On behalf of the chapter Mrs. John Matthews, the presi- dent, thanked Mrs. MacLean for formulating ambitious plans for the spring rushing season. Mrs. Ray Crossley, the speak- er for the evening, spoke on the subject, "Tools for the Art of Living -- Speech.' Mrs. Cross- ley began her talk by tracing the origin of speech from the caveman's crude drawings on the walls of caves to the pres- ent. It was announced that the next meeting was scheduled to be held at. the home of Mrs. Ronald McEachern, Northview Street, on February 23. The program for the evening would be presented by Mrs. Murray Fraser, whose topic will be "Tools for the Art of Living-- Action," quantities freezing two, three or four egg yolks, whites or whole eggs in smaller contain- ers. For example: Eggs and whites may be frozen in cus- tard cups then removed from the cups and the frozen blocks stored in moisture vapour-proof freezer bags. Frozen individually in this way they are already measured for many recipes. ly and which is being convened) © Mrs.,| ? CANDIDATE Joanne Glover, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John K. Glover, of 740 Bessborough drive, Oshawa, Ontario, a second year student at Mac- donald institute, University of Guelph, was chosen as one of six candidates for the title of Queen of the College Royal by popular vote of her fellow students. The Queen will be chosen and crowned at the College Royal Ball on February 26. Students Entertain At Hillsdale H&S Open House The regular meeting »f the Hillsdale _Home and _ School Association was held recently in the form of an open house. After the parents had visited the rooms and met the teach- ers they assembled in the audi- torium where they were enter- tained with a play entitled, "The Parade,'"' which was writ- ten and directed by Mrs. Wil- liam Dell. The cast included Kathy Branton, Jane Lynde, Sherri Lynde, Jackie Thompson, Cleve Sheffield, Robert Faust, Robert Chapman and Jim Mac- Millan, Costumes, Lee Eccles and Gail Meredith; props, Bob O'Brien and scenery, Gail Sug- den, Pamela Dowling, Ricky Hyderman and Leslie Nagy. Mrs. Dell was assisted by Mrs. R. V. Sheffield. Following the play, the presi- dent, Mr. Leonard Witterick conducted the business part of the meeting. Reports were read by Mrs. A. F. Hubert, Mrs. John Manning and Mr. Ken- neth Paul annual meeting with the elec- tion of a new executive. Refreshments were served by Mrs. David Kelly and Mrs. Kenneth Jay. HOUSEHOLD HINT Adhesive or masking tape is fine for holding repaired chine or glass while cement dries. HAIR DESIGN Salon of Distinction Call 723-5201 OUT OF 17 YEARS' EXPERIENCE COMES A "Unique Modern Method" FOR RELAXED, EASY PLAYING [rou 725 1501 AFTER 6 723-5184 -|Mr, and Mrs. The next meeting will be the/ Old Country Club Holds Successful Valentine Dance Last Saturday evening the Oshawa and District Old Coun- try Club held a successful St. Valentine's dance at the new Kinsmen Hall. Among those seen dancing were; Mr. and Mrs. William Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Maitland, Mr. and Mrs. David Boakes, Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Riley, Mr. and Mrs, Alex Shaw, Ernest Mcll- wraith, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Keever, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Finch, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fenton, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Haylock, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Watts and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Whitmarsh. The master of ceremonies was Mr. George Day who introduced many novelty dances remini- scent of other times. These in- cluded an elimination dance rarely seen in these parts of the world, a St. Bernard's Waltz, The Hokey Kokey, the Gay Gor- dons and Knees Up Mother Brown, which were all greatly enjoyed by the members and their friends. Geraldo and his band provid- ed the music for dancing and a few of the numbers played in- cluded the band's' signature tune "A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody", "Alexander's Rag- time Band", "Charmaine", "Martha", '"'Dinah", "'Margie", "When You're Smiling', 'Blue Tango"', 'In the Mood", 'Hello Dolly", and "Let me Call you Sweetheart'. During the intermission, meaty sandwiches and coffeee were served by members of the Ladies' Group, Mrs. Brian Whit- marsh, Mrs. Leonard Riley, Mrs, Eugene Hackett and Mrs. David Boakes. A _ spontaneous sing-a-long developed at this time which helped add enjoy- ment to the evening. It was announced that the next attraction of the Oshawa and District Old Country Club would be a "concert" night which will be held at the Osh- awa Airport on Saturday, Feb- ruary 27, 1965, Old phonograph needles make excellent tacks for picture frames. Neill, Fairlawn avenue, spent Sunday with Mrs. MacNeill's parents, Mr and Mrs. Warren Carson, Starkville. Mr. and Mrs, George Bittner and Miss Dianna Bitiner, East- mount avenue, were Sunday vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cryderman at Solina. Mr, and Mrs. C, Jackson Wray, and daughters, Gibbons street, accompanied by Miss Jean Rundle were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cryderman and family, Solina. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Finlay and four children of Nestleton moved last Saturday to their new home on the outskirts of Oshawa. Mr, and Mrs, Collin 'E. Mor- rison, Alma street, were re- cent visitors with Mrs, Morrti- son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Saunders, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hannah, Oshawa, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. George Hannah, Bow- manville, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Alan 'Hannah, Woodbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiam Mur- ray, of Lansdowne drive, were honored on the occasion of their wedding anniversary by the members of the "'Circle- "Square" Dance Club recently. The hall of the Club Camelot was gaily decorated with rib- bons, hearts and Valentines. Visiting members of other Westminster UCW Tea, Hobby Show Cupids, hearts and red and white flowers decorated the Westminster United Church basement, together with oil paintings, needle work, copper pictures and leather work on display from various members of the United Church Women. The occasion was the Valentine tea, bake sale and hobby show, where the guests were wel- comed by Mrs, John Porter. Mrs. Evelyn Halley demon- strated her hobby of artex em- broidery painted on--cloth. Mrs. Everett Coedy, Mrs. Robert Gow and Mrs. Richard Schad and committee were in charge. 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