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le egalitarianism chy. in for riding bi- the main street." rince Philip on of being a royal ice said: "Ia this 1 a skin like an ke Philip he is a -- RAF - trained, | planes for 26 | also takes an st in promoting nces. 100°. 50.00 19.95 Ss 15-3338 001 4840 100 nd HOME -3 in the latest rics ABRIC awa, Onterie . 9725-4551 7 Only TRE er tae Of Port Perry By MARY WILLIAMS Oshawa Times Staff A fascinating hobby begun in childhood in Nova- Scotia, has become a way of life for Mrs. Louise Patterson, Port Perry, who is 81 years old. Mrs. Patterson learned to hook rugs from. her mother when she was 16 years old and living on a farm near Pug- wash, N.S. During her married life, while rearing five children, she would, as time permitted, hook the occasional rug, always en- joying the creation of beautiful scenes from her native prov- ince. Mrs. Patterson came to Port Perry in 1954 to be with a daughter, who at that time was on the staff of the local hospi- tal. In new surroundings, with time on her hands, she began to hook rugs again. GIVING A DEMONSTRATION Oshawa Times Photos LICENSED TEACHER Five years ago, Mrs. Patter- son travelled to the Rittermere MRS. LOUISE PATTERSON, 81, PORT PERRY, DISPLAYS CENTENNIAL RUG Fascinating Hobby Is Vocation azine for preliminary judging. Over 800 entries have been re- ceived to date. From the color- ed pictures the judges will select ten finalists who must Octogenarian artist must submit a new en- try, different from the previous year. This year, on August 12, in the Masonic Hall, Port Perry, submit the rug for further judging. The winner will re- ceive $100.00. Pupils of Mrs, Patterson Mrs. Patterson is holding her entering rugs are: Mrs. Wil- third annual showing, at which }igm Whittick, Miss Irene the rug above will be display- Barton, Mrs. Clarence Wright, ed as well as one, 914' by 12' 0n Mrs, John Cornish, Mrs. which she is at present work- Orval Heayn, Mrs. Samuel Arn- ing. The design of the rug has ojq, and Mrs. Alex Williamson. Trilliums in opposite corners Besides hooking rugs, Mrs. from Jack-in-the-Pulpits and in patterson's other talents in- the center are tiger lilies and cjyde running her own Gift lazy daisies entwined with shop in Port Perry; making leaves and buds in natural her own hats -- she made the colors on a background of light one she wears in the picture beige. : above; she has 80 rosebushes Some of the rugs will be for she looks after as a member of sale as well as many other the Oshawa Horticultural Soci- handcraft articles, including ety. she sings in the Presby- two oil paintings done by one of terian Church choir and _at- the members. tends practice regularly and CENTENNIAL RUG CONTEST weather permitting walks The rug Mrs. Patterson is downtown in Port Perry, a dis- displaying above, was started tance of a mile each way. PRIZE WINNER Mrs. Patterson has, won prizes at the Canadian Nation- al Exhibition for her needle- work and her rugs. She has a framed picture of a Nova Scotia scene hooked in wool; has completed a rug for a nurse at Oshawa General Hospital, showing a Scotch thistle in shades of purple, with green leaves on light beige back- ground with a brown scroll PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hart- shorn, Park Road north have returned from a three - week vacation spent at the Adven- ture Inn, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Mcliveen, King street east, were hosts at a tea and dinner on Sunday, honoring her mother, Mrs. R. 0. Jones of Bowmanville who was celebrating her 80th birth- day. The hosts were assisted by their daughter and son, Car- la and Nyle; and Mrs. Jones' family, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Beattie and daughter, Elinor; and Mr. and Mrs. Richard San- derson and son, Robert, all of Toronto. Guests attended from Toronto, Bowmanville and Osh- awa and pouring tea was Mrs. Douglas Jackson of Bowman- ville. The guest of honor, widow of a former mayor of Bowman- ville, received, wearing a cor- sage sent by Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Sturgis. Mrs. Douglas Langmaid is in charge of golf arrangements for the opening for the season of the Ladies Section of the Oshawa Golf and Country Club, tomorrow. Mrs. W. S. Alger and Mrs. J. W. Pickering are in charge of the dinner and evening 'entertainment. Mrs. T. D. Thomas, Harris street, was the hostess at a pot luck supper preceeding the around the edge. Students taking her instruc- tion take ten lessons and she insists that the back of each rug be as neat as the front. "T'll scalp any of them who don't do neat work," says Mrs. Patterson. Another young woman who likes to make rugs is Mrs. Mary Morrison, 88, of Hillsdale Manor, who completed her rug in six weeks. Mrs. Morrison has had hooking rugs as a hobby for a number of years but has never taken any pro- fessional training in the craft. Mrs. Morrison's rug is on dis- play in the craft room at the Manor. Another rug, three feet by four feet, shows a red, black and blue centennial emblem on a rich green background with the figures 1867 - 1967 in red, and was hooked by Harold Howard of Prince street, Osh- awa. Mr. Howard learned to hook rugs as a patient in the T. B. Sanitorium in Wood- stock, Ontario. His centennial rug took him about three and one half months to complete and is the sixth rug he has made. At the Woodview Senior Ci- tizens Club, Mrs. H. W. Hooper has completed her rug in a Centennial rose design. The senior citizens at the club have many crafts and hobbies at which they work, including em- broidery, knitting and quilting. NEEDS A BOOST Judy, chimpanzee star of TV's Daktari, requires a cup of cof- fee with plenty of cream before starting work each day. May meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the St. John Am- bulance. Mrs. Thomas presid- ed for the election of officers, as follows: President, Mrs. Al- fred West; 1st vice - president, Mrs. Robert Hurlburt; 2nd vice- president, Mrs. John Schnaider; secretary, Mrs. John Yule and treasurer, Mys. Wendel Ford. It was announced that the next meeting would be held at the home of Mrs. Gordon Conant. Mrs, A? ¥V. Walker will of- ficially open the Tulip Tea be- ing held by St. Matthew's Ang- lican Church Women on Wed- nesday afternoon. Terrence Lang, on of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lang and Ri- chard Graham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Graham, receiv- ed their Queen Scout certifi- cates at ceremonies held in Orillia, Ontario. Both boys are members of the 6th Oshawa Scout Troop. Mrs. L. W. Parrott, president of the Ontario Registered Mus- ic Teachers' Association was in Peterborough this past week- ed, presiding at its annual meeting. Miss Helen Willard and Miss Ruth Skinner were the delegates from the Oshawa branch. Others attending from Oshawa were: Mrs. J. A. Kerr, Miss Ida Arnott, Mrs. C. A. Naylor, Sister Mary Esther, and Sister Mary Concepta. Miss Lilly Pan of Manilla, Thailand, who is teaching piano at Kingsview College was guest speaker at the May dinner meeting of the Oshawa Sorop- tomist Club. Miss Pan spoke LITZ POULTRY... last fall to"be entered in a cen- tennial contest being run by a large Canadian magazine. All tants 1 their Farms Studio at Vineland, On- tario, took formal lessons and received her iigense to teach the craft. Mrs. Patterson gives FY rugs from the same pattern and must send a colored photo- graph of the rug to the mag- strations to Women's groups in- cluding the YWCA, and so far has over 100 graduates from her courses. She is starting a new class shortly. Many of her students live in Port Perry and have formed the Louise Patterson Handcraft Guild, which had 28 members attend its last meeting. . Two years ago, she and members of her guild held a rug show for the first time with over 60 entries. Last year they repeated the effort, with THE 1967 STYLES IN SPORTSWEAR Our Centennial Project Offering to You! Grown and Raised on Our Own Farms ! Any Size --21% to 6 Ibs. = Packed in -- also i plant -- Oven Ready. Price ranges @ 'Sabre' Slims @ 'Sabre' Shorts @ 'Cole' Swim Suits Now on Display WARD'S Simcoe St. at Athol Quality Since 1919 725-1151 Turkeys -- ell year round. 116 BLOOR ST., EAST We guarantee quelity and Cleanliness, We also handie top quality LITZ Poultry PHONE 723-4722 ly packed, P in our own from 36¢ te 40c tb. all year round, V/\ 1867 | 1867 OSHAWA H. W. HOOPER, president of the Woodview Senior Ci- tizens' Club; and Mrs. H. J. Weir, its program con- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, May 15, 1967 15 SOCIAL NOTICE CALGARY (CP) -- A two-day jcourse for pilots of agricultural ENGAGEMENT spray aircraft was held here Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hoskin, | ieee Bowmanville, announce the en-|"ecently. Topics included oper ating regulations and responsi- gagement of their eldest daugh-|"""'® : ter, Lydia Joy, to Robert Hub- bilities, pest control, aerial ferte er, son of Mr. and Mrs. wl- ilizing, seeding, downwind drop- rich Ruch, Oshawa. The wedd-|!¢t travel and public health ding will take place on. Friday, aspects of aerial herbicide. June 16, 1967, at 7.00 p.m. at Hampton United Church. MARRIAGE The marriage of Orma May Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mowers, Oshawa, FLYERS DO HOMEWORK STAMPS BY RADIO There are 52,000 members around the world in the CBC Stamp Club, which has had a regular radio show for 17 years. and George Sherwin' Lean, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred- erick Lean, took place in Osh- awa on Friday, May 12, 1967 at 7.30 p.m. with the Kever- end W. L. Herbert officiating. EDGAR'S DECOR CENTRE 34 KING ST. W. participate in many pro jects including quilting, rug making, needlecraft and art. vener, examine the rug in a centennial rose design, hooked by Mrs. Hooper, seated. The club members 'on the role of the Philipino Woman and played a piano sel- ection. The Oshawa Swingers Square} Dance Club closed the season's| activities with a dinner and dance. Dancing was led by How- ard Philip and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Huntley. The dinner was convened by Mr. and Mrs. Mur- die MacLeod and Mr. and Mrs.} Harold Huntley, assisted "by members of the committee. Member of the Parliament, Oshawa Riding, Al- bert Walker and Mrs. Walker, will attend an Ontario Gov- ernment luncheon tomorrow afternoon at the Inn on the Park in honor of Her Royal Angus Ogilvy. Baldwin street, were guests of honor at a bon-voyage party in St. Hedwig's parish hall on Saturday evening when 140 friends and invited guests pre- sented them with a movie cam- era, color film and train case, with good wishes for their forth-| coming trip to Poland The par- ty was arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rajca, assisted] by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burz-| Provincial|guest speaker at the Annual Ramember when movies Highness, Princess. Alexandra,|/by, opened her home for the and her husband the Honorable/May meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grant,/as Loreno, Mrs. Charles Gibbs,|ability to Miss Patricia Harding, Ade-;ett Chase, Mrs. Ewart Clem- laide avenue opened her home/ence, Mrs. Stanley Gomme and for the regular meeting for|Mrs. Clarence Scott took part Gamma ~Epsilon Chapter of|in the program presented by Beta Sigma Phi, during which|the Ardent Workers Unit to it was decided to make a do-|the general meeting of Kings- nation to the school for the|View United Church Women Deaf. Miss Sheila Brown, re-jheld recently in St. Andrew's cently returned from Europe|United Church. showed colored slides of her trip. Miss Patricia McAlpine| ART'S A CANADIAN gave a discussion on Nature, | Att Linkletter was born in Moose Jaw, Sask. J. 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