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'Lady Curlers Close Season With Bonspiel And Dinner bership. Conveners: Mrs. Don- ald Storie, games; Mrs. A. E. Mtogerce bonspiel; Mrs. Doug- s Calhoun, out-of-town bon- spiel: Mrs. wink am H. Stanley, vai still plentiful and economi- use; Miss Jean Russell is thele * chek: Business Girls' president and " Bard oe oees mromeatetive on the ladies' % taaahen pepper executive. Mrs. Baldwin presided for the|,"* tabisagens Hasly oad balance of the meeting. Mrs.|! tab Vernon Freeborn, 1st vice-pres- onion : ident, presented an engraved Me tablespoons snipped parsley lespoons chili sauce Hot Egg Salad Zippy Supper Hot salads make light but sa g main dishes for lunch and supper. Try this recipe soon, while Ontario eggs A very successful season was brought to a close last Tuesday for the lady curlers of the Osh- awa Golf Club with the: final games of a jitney bonspiel. Top) winners were given prizes and the three trophies played for during the year were presented. The McIntosh Trophy was pre- sented by Mrs, Grant McIntosh to the rink of Mrs. David Lan- der which included Mrs, W. L. Short, Mrs. Samuel Jackson, and Mrs. M. §S. Corrin. The president, Mrs. Eric Hen- ry, presented the Schofield- Aker Trophy to Mrs. E. R. Munday and her rink of Mrs. Cc, M, Chambers, Mrs. Z. T. Salmers and Mrs. J. R, Hamil- ton. Mrs. E. F. Armstrong pre- sented her 'Marj. Armstrong" 'Trophy to the winners, Mrs. E. R. Munday, Mrs. Kenneth Peterson, Mrs. D. L. Bowman, Mrs. W. J, Burch and Mrs, C. J. Roesch. The business girls' joined the afternoon sectio dinner and the business ing. Reports were read by Mrs. FE. R. Munday, secretary; Mrs. S. T. Hopkins, treasurer; Mrs. M. D. Jacobi, games; Mrs. Harry Gay, bonspiel; Mrs. Wil- liam Stanley, house; Mrs. Don- ald Storie, out-of-town bonspiel; Mrs. Vernon Freeborn, junior curlers; Mrs. Frank M. Black, mixed curling; Miss Madeline Tubb, business girls; and Mrs. E. G. Nichol, press. A scrap 18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, April 8, 1965 SOCIAL & PERSONAL Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Telephone 723 - $474 for Women's Department Mrs. W. Earl Linton, Glen- allan street, entertained mem- bers of the 16th Scout Group Auxiliary at her home while plans were made for a card party after Easter at West- mount United Church. Mrs. John Collins will be the general convener and committee conven- ers are Mrs. Frank Gravelle, Mrs. George Floordy, Mrs. Mel- ville Coolidge, Mrs, W. J. Douds and Mrs. David Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Sykes, Glengrove avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, Shelley avenue, have returned with pleasant memories of a holiday in Antigua in the West Indies. silver tray to the out-going pres- ident in appreciation of her un- tiring work during 1964-5. A new revue, "The Caper- ettes", with Mrs. W. F. Mercer (Daisy: Dolly) as master of ceremonies and Mrs. A. C. Clif- ford as pianist, was presented against a backdrop representing a No Holiday or perhaps all Holidays. Daisy and her Dainty Dari- The literary group of the University Women's Club of Oshawa and District met Tues- day evening at the h of Mrs. Edward Glazier, Glenview avenue. Chekov's Plays, espe- cially the "Cherry Orchard," were discussed, The literary group has decided to meet on the first Tuesday of every month with the next meeting on May 4. ly with egg mixture Sti ek blended. Serve at once on hot buttered toast or rolls. Makes three to = nll servings. Hot sauteed ing's first number was a spring|MUShrooms or leftover vege- fashion forecast for pool iri The|tables may be added for fashions were old and left much|V@riety. to be desired but their rendition THE TENDER TRIKE of Hello Dolly was well re- Russian engineers have de- ceived, signed a tricycle for older peo- The "Carefree Curling Cutie Choristers" sang "The Skips|ple, with a softer seat and spe- cial brakes on the women's Lament", "The Mournful Mothers' was|model. jooseenecarmr st caatta on SE sung by six curling mothers in RONALD W. BILSKY, 0.6. appropriate costumes. "Camp Grenada", a panto- CHIROPRACTOR 100 King St. E. -- 728-5156 mime, by imported talent from the back row, both bronze medal winners are Brenda Brady and Bonnie Buchan- an. Below is Pamela Hardie a third year winner who WINNERS OF MEDALS in the public speaking con- test sponsored by the Wom- en's Christian Temperance Union ate seen above and Thirty Contestants Enter WCTU Speaking Contest Five medals were awarded last week by the Oshawat Women's Christian Temperance Union at the oratorical contest below. In the front row, left to right, are Susan Sleeman (bronze); Beverly Suther- land (silver-plate) and Gay- lene Solinuk (bronze). In won first prize in the inter- mediate sterling silver medal class. --Oshawa Times Photos SOCIAL NOTICE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Coombes, Bowmanville, Ontario, wish to announce the engagement of their only daughter, Shirley Anne, to Peter Alan Auch, son section for eet- Overdone Makeup Is Unflattering TORONTO (CP) -- Women behind the Iron Curtain gen- erally use too much makeup in all the. wrong places, a travelling cosmetician said Monday, "The result," said Rachel Pollet, "'is an artificial look, hard .and most unflattering. But Yugoslav women are ele- gant and strive to be more 40th Anniversary For Brooklin Pair Mr. and Mrs. Howard Arksey, Brooklin, were the surprised guests at a party held in their honor to mark their 40th wed- Mrs. Ronald Lambert and Mrs. Robert Aldsworth are co- conveners of decorations for St. Andrew's UCW Spring Buffet which has become an_ antici- pated event. Other co-conveners are Mrs. Malcolm Wright and Mrs. Walter Famme; Mrs. J. H. Lockwood and Mrs. W.: J. Scarborough was next. The fifth number, 'Wildlife', was also imported. A grand finale closed the curtain on a memorable season. held in the Simcoe Street Church. Mrs. Charles Langfield, super- intendent of medals, presented the awards before an audience of 125 friends and interested people. There were 30 contest- ants representing five Oshawa churches. In the Bronze Medal class 1 | (113 and over) prizes 'went to Bonnie Buchanan and Brenda Brady, in a tie. In Class 2 (10- 12) prizes were won by Gaylene Solinuk and Susan Sleeman. These four winners were from the College Park Seventh-day Adventist Church. In the Silver Plate Medal class the winner was Beverly Sutherland who last year won a bronze medal. In the Intermediate Sterling Silver Medal Class, first prize was awarded to 4 third year winner, Pamela Hardie. Mrs. Langfield explained that there were three higher awards for which there were no con- testants this year. The judges for the contest were: Mr. Olin Lint, Mrs. C. M. Bright and Mrs. D. F. Aylsworth. During the evening two musi- eal selections were played by the Salvation Army Timbre! ding anniversary, The party was given by members of the im- mediate family and was held at the home of a son, Mr. Kenneth Arksey and Mrs. Arksey who have since moved to Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Arksey were married in Brooklin in 1925 by the late Reverend R. A. Delve and have resided in Brooklin all * their married lives, where both 4 are members of the Brooklin PAMELA HARDIE lege Park Church, much talent. deliberations Mrs. Temperance Study Group. SODA PUTS OUT FIRE A burning frying pan will no be put out by water, but liber ally-sprinkled baking soda wil group. A vocal solo by Jacqe- do the trick. 'Day Should Start At Noon' Says Beautiful Film Star I'm moody ... gardenias, an By HAL BOYLE NEW. YORK (AP)--"As with most women I am not at my best in the morning," said Gina Lollobrigida. "The day should start at noon. If I am going to have a fight with someone, I have it in the morning. If I have a pleasant romantic rendezvous, I like it in the afternoon or evening." These opening remarks as we sat down to luncheon together in her Waldorf Towers suite left me somewhat in a dilemma Should I put up my dukes, or tique vases, urs. LIKES SARTRE "I like red wine, wolf hounds . . . summer. . emeralds . . . reading Sartre Chekhov, Steinbeck and Faulk- ner.. jazz music... the smell of babies . with strong personalities, Chi nese food and shish kebab. "T don't like dishonesty . . soft lights . . line Manuel and a piano solo by. Janel Bock, both from .the Col- revealed All contestants received a gift from the WCTU for their efforts. Mrs, Clayton Lee. was MC for the program. During the judge's) Howard Brown presented 'prizes to her furniture and etruscan I'd rather spend my money on art than jewels or f United Church. They have two sons, Douglas, Brooklin; and Kenneth, Windsor, and six grandsons. A skit by Mrs. Herman Har- ris, sister of the bride and Mr. Levi Arksey, brother of the bridegroom, recalled the young- er days of the couple. Mr. Levi Arksey played accordian -selec- tions and Mrs, Levi Arksey held a contest. The happy couple were pre- sented with a pair. of table lamps and received many cards and messages of congratula- tions. Guests were present from " Bidorado, Dunbarton, Oshawa and Brooklin. 1} Mr. and Mrs, Arksey were also entertained at a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown, where the couple were pr ted with a ch board and at a supper party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Maynard where they were pre- sented with a hand - worked luncheon cloth. FINE PAYMENT EASED LETHBRIDGE, Alta. (CP) -- Motorists here now can pay their traffic fines in one of nine Alsatian|ticket boxes in downtown Leth- .|bridge instead of going to the ,\city police station, Tickets will of Mr. and Mrs. John Auch of Oshawa. The marriage is to take place on Saturday, May 8, 1965, at 3.00 p.m. in Trinity United Church, Bowmanville. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chopee wish to announce the forth- coming marriage of their only daughter, Elizabeth Rose, to Elroy Henry Leadbetter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Lead- better, all. of Oshawa. The ceremony is to take place on Saturday, June 26, 1965, at 12 o'clock in King Street United |Chureh. SOMETHING NEW Something new and different to pep up winter-weary meals, often turns out te be '"'some- thing old' in a ditivrent dress. Carrots are a case in point. Shredded (raw), and mixed) with nuts (salted peanuts), rai-| sins, and salad dressing; full) of flavor, color, and food value; crisp and crunchy to eat, car- rots make a delicious home Wells; Mrs. H. V. Trew and Mrs. fan McNab; Miss Marion Davenport and Mrs. William Siksay. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stone, Burton road, returned yester- day from a_ five-week trip through 14 states, covering 7,000 miles. They visited friends in San Antonio, Texas, and rela- tives in LaMeza, Receda, and San Fernando, California. While in Salt Lake City they attended an organ recital by the Salt Lake City Choir where a visiting Winnipeg Hockey team, sitting in the choir loft, was honored by the organist playing 'The Maple Leaf For Ever'. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Chan- ning, King street west, return- ed last week from six weeks' vacation in California. While there they visited Disneyland, Marineland and toured Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Laing, Richmond street east, returned last week from a_ two-week vacation at Clearwater Beach, salad or lunch-pail sandwich. Florida, Family Dinner The 16th Oshawa Cubs and Scouts had a "Family Dinner" recently. Families of the cubs and scouts were invited. A sing-song followed with Mrs. A. R. Carmichael at the piano, and David Simpson and Peter Siblock leading in the singing. The scouts sang a group of songs. With Larry Ostrom on the drum, the cubs in their colorful Indian headdresses danced the Chippewa Serpentine For 16th Scout Troop Dance. On display were minia- . listening to classical or in future be issued in the form of an envelope, which can be og people| mailed in or placed in one of -\the bright red ticket boxes. ture teepees made by the cubs. A vote of thanks by Mr. Allan Barclay was extended to the Scout Group Auxiliary for a Party Chairman for the evening was Calvin Blake. The Reverend G. zo: Miss Pollet, who travels about 100,000 miles a year to talk about cosmetics for an English cosmetics. manufac- turer, was talking about na- tional trends in makeup dur- ing an interview here. In London, tests have been made to provide cosmetics for African Negroes. "We were able to come up with colors specially blended for their skins. and the cli- mate. Rouge, for example, is very becoming and brings out the color of their eyes. The rural African women have an inborn sense of applying makeup." book showing excellent news- paper coverage was prepared by Mrs. Nichol and given to the president, Mrs. Eric Henry, as a memento of her year in of- fice. Mrs. H. A. Lawrence present- ed the slate of officers for 1965-6 as: Mrs. E. R. Henry, past president; Mrs, W. W. Baldwin, president; Mrs. W. A. L. Free- born, Ist vice-president; ; Mrs. Donald Storie, 2nd vice-presi- dent; Mrs. Gordon Lofthouse, secretary; Mrs. Robert Ross, treasurer; Mrs. W. F. Mercer, press; Mrs. J. A: Robins, mem- NEW SUMMER MUSICAL STRATFORD, Ont. (CP)-- The Stratford Festival will per- form Bertolt Brecht's musical "The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny,"' this summer. Seldom performed these days, the operetta is a humorous pie- ture of frontier America--as seen by a man who did not go WORTH DIVING FOR NELSON, N.Z, (CP)--Harold Clarke teaches elementary school children to dive here by tossing a médal into the pool. It is the bronze medal Mr. Clarke, there until 20 years later. SEWING MACHINE SALE New Autometic Complete Holes, Blind .Hems, Stitches, Your Eine Dealer ain oT now 75, won for diving at the Olympic Games in Paris in 1920. e WOMEN RISE HIGH TOKYO (CP) -- Seven mem- bers of the Edelweiss Women's Alpine Club here will attempt to climb 23,000-foot Mount Kongru in the Himalayas this spring. Expedition leader Mrs. Tokiko Sakakura says this will be the highest peak ever climbed by women. Button Dee- orative W. C. Brett spoke on Scouting. Mr, William Donald, chairman of the Group Committee spoke on the time and effort put forth by the leaders in the training of young boys in the scout move- ment. Furthermore, many of the leaders were married men with many other obligations and yet were willing to give freely of their time in a program that had so much to offer a boy, A brief talk was given by Mr. Larry Ostrom, Akela and Mr. Kenneth Matthews, Scout- master. most sumptuous dinner. BLACK"S LADIES' WEAR so We'll help you make it the mest beautiful wedding of the season and you, the most radiant bride with a fairy-tale gown from our designers' collection, recite a love sonnet to Miss!insincere people... ennui... Lollobrigida? oe lto be late to engagements .. .| Fortunately, the situation re\ihe wind... neon lights. . .| quired neither. lsleeping in. airplanes and wak-| The dark-haired Italian ac-ling to find I dont' have my feet) tress, co - starred with Rock/on the ground small insects. | Hudson in Strange Bedfellows,) '9' Mme life is surprise--and| ig tempestuous as well as beau-!1 jixe that. I don't like pro- tiful. Critics have said many| crams. It's much better to won- things [nig ng' wany feomey per about tomorrow. personality. She herself once re-| ,, { marked drily, "I am an expert|, My philosophy is simple. It on Gina." lis this--that tomorrow is a good "Here, then, is Gina on Gina|?@¥- : | and on life: | "Today is important, too, of| "T live wherever I'm working.|course, but I never think about) I fly so much home is where the past. It makes me sad. Ij I am now. |don't regret what I did. 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