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{aught with quiet, positive sugges: WCTU Loses OFFENSIVE HABIT Faithful Member If your childs manners at table | WATERLOO, Ont. (CP) "~Mrs,' Elizabeth C Feria are exceptivnally bad, choose the most offensive =e and ei bum 4 t | Dire asked to leave the table to with her late husband in the A. K. a men Se, "ae This method would be more con-| gq, 4.0 "che was 7. , jit 2, Sacto, ot od be CHILD GUIDANCE | white chrysanthemums. Nagging Won't Help Child Who Hds Bad Table Manners guests come to dinner or when {structive and much more humane, | than the constant nagging. Mrs. Cressman was a world life With one fault to work on, you member of Women's Christian will find it easier to overlook the Temperance Union. She was treas- others--for the present--and avoid urer of the Ontario division of the further unhappy scenes. |WCTU. Yvonne Hammond 'Becomes the Bride ysanth : ! . Miss Alice Stire Nas ah aidol | ill honor wearing street-length shrimp « Of William Rudyk embroidered grystalletie. Ths f Ri Y other attendants were Mrs. - pH pot Mr. and ald Wagar, sister of the bride, Mrs. Harry Hammond, and Wil- and if Frank Pigeay identically By G. CLEVELAND MYERS guests liam Rudyk, son of Mr. and Mrs, 8owned in copper crys " "Sit up--Don't play with your hes dining out. Alex Rudy, ail of Oshawa, was|Vore, feathered headdresses io 0, 0 TOL Ti uch hig Bat he worst part about nas: | Street U ited Ch h cascades of chrysanthemums. {bites--Don't make so much noise ig is what it does to family re THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, October 26, 1955 © The Rey ro "H. Atkinson Mr, Peter Troski was best man. With your soup--Wait until you! lationships. : Lotti 8 oe Prd Hy son Ushering were Mr. Donald Wagar have finished eating before you be- With scenes like this, no one at pla ed by Mr. Ronald Kellir as and Mr. Fank Pigeau. | gin to talk--Use your napkin--How the dinner table can enjoy the! GROUPS, CLUBS, AUXILIARIES | 553.7, fh Foss wai 75 rn' 0 S00 VET HAE SE St, Su /] /] and Mr. Fred 3D vtsham Hise in bar on EE en East {your fingers in your mouth?" should be one of the most delight-| USEFUL GIFT | Moles Bs) oy ho father wore a For the or the bride's moth. FAMILIAR PATTERN {fl aud educational periods of The| ST. THOMAS, Ont. (CP)--On its! COLUMBUS H AND § stration. floor-length strapless gown of em- er chose navy blue silk crepe with) Unfortunately, vou might hear SE ode ne Ens has 25 anuiversary Bi Hit North yar. ASSOCIATION Mrs. Percy Neal's group was hroidered French tulle topped with white and navy blue accessories. instructions like this any evening wo Zit "00d the rest of the $500 f Yomen s a Elgin nate | The meeting opened with Mrs. in charge of the devotional period a long-sleeved bolero jacket. A The bridegroom's mother was in|in many homes throughout the © qa" "cp ¢ "0 | or e] Propet : coun! A Jack Hayes the new president pre-!and refr ts for the evening. | coronet of seed pearls and lace mid-blue with navy blue accessor- land. | Then. i . Hike thi bi is bed oe 1 embers siding. | Mrs, David read the scripture and ---- |ies. Both wore corsages of pink Of course you want your child hett, In an atmosphere Bie § is Taise he Bmotu y Sel 8 Mrs. Murray Eaton, convener a short poem. Miss Norma Bowen, _. dancing. Refresh: Tosebuds. Later the couple left for to have good table manners but, 80 table manners may easvy S prep: vy for the evening introduced Mrs.|sang two solos, "Bless This|Y or 0 Square ea % EG roup @ wedding trip to New York. For as everybody knows, nagging won't| = J. M. Paynes, district school|House," and "If God Forgot," she|Mens Were serv y QrOUP| { avelling the bride wore a pink correct bad manners of cultivate nurse who with the assistance of was accompanied by Mrs. Joyce Mr. Charles Dowton showed two'at the piano. films: Health" MERRY MATES "Three and "Teeth". For {in charge. | PMA CLUB Mrs. George V. Lee presided at week's meeting of the Pleas- and black fleck suit with black ac-| good ones. It might do one thing-- | cessories and a corsage of white make a child remember to avoid! roses. Mr. and Mrs. Rudyk will the things he is nagged about when 'live in Oshawa. | = QUALITY FUEL OIL -- EXPERT SERVICE . | this . The October meeting of Christ| ant Monday Afternoon Ciu». Out-of-town guests were present The presentation of ping for the Memorial Church Merry Mates" Mrs, R. G. Collison called the from Toronto, Hamilton, Windsor, graduation class is to be held on/Club was held recently in the ro) Mrs. Olive Harrison read the Ajax and Newcastle. the evening of Oct. 28 in the Church hall. The Reverend H. D.| scripture lesson. Mrs. Vernon school. Cleverdon opened the meeting with) woodward and Mrs. William Skin-| The Association's bazaar opens prayer. The presidents, Mr. and| per were reported to be on the| Highly Styled Ladies Wear WELL PREPARED { the committee. "NEW SHORT COAT this year stvle experts decree and this one is 27 inches long. on Nov, 16 at 7.30 p.m. The booths Mrs. James- Houghton conducted will include miscellaneous, aprons, | the business meeting and the re candy, country store, home baking ports were given by the secretary and tea. % {and the treasurer. The delegates of the regional) The turkey dinner will be held Conference gave their reports. {on November 16 and Mrs. E. Da- Refreshments were served by vies is in charge of reservations. WESTMOUNT WA sick list, Birthday greetings were sung Robert B, Cochran of Grand Forks, Chamberlain.! B. C., have been informed they for Mrs. Mason | Readings were given by | John Parker. Mrs. Doris and Mrs. William Reed. Refreshments were served bv Mrs. Mr. Ralph Taylor and his mu- Mrs. John Callison and Mrs. Wil- by order-in-council so -the refund sic instructed members in the live-| liam Callison. Law riage licence aot Moderate Prices da Ucgue ,. Gach Seino ot OSHAWA VICTORIA (CP)--Mr. and Mrs. | can have $5 back for an extra mar- they didn't need. | Each bought a licence, unknown to '! the other. The extra was cancelled DIXON'S 313 ALBERT ST. could be made. The regular monthly meeting of the Westmount WA was held Tues- | day evening in the church with Thornton's Corners, members as | guests. Mrs. Harry Bennett, presi- | dent, opened the meeting with a hymn. Mrs. Miles Stoughton gave Made of wool plush fabric it has an interesting new neckline, rag- lan sleeves, snuggler collar and rounded cut in front. The coat tapers to a slimmer line at the bottom. The wool flannel suit in coral and deep green plaid is made with double-breasted west- kit jacket and slim skirt CP Photo the treasurer's report; Mrs. | Frank Owen card report. Plans were made for a fall tea and sale of work on Nov. 24 in | the church, Mrs. Kenneth Markle | thanked all the members for their help at the turkey supper. Business was short as Mr. R. B. Reed gave a fine flower demon- To the 6 women out of 10 who dared not serve a mix-mace cake. 3 (nad ost eypecly hae in bubing OFFERS ES CANADIAN! p 4 Relieve Suffering Fast -Effectively with VICKS Mauresis Sanders M. Kolodzinski Exchange Vows Maureen Evelyn Sanders, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sand- ers, and Mitchell Kolodzinski, son of Mrs. Maria Kolodzinski, all of Oshawa, were united in marriage recently at Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church with the Reverend Philip Coffey officiating. The wed- ding music was played by Miss Gennie Kolodzie]. The bride who was given in marriage by her father was gown- ed in floor-length white .net over satin. A coronet held her long veil and she carried a bouquet of red roses and white stephanotis. Mrs, William Newell was mat- ron-of-honor wearing ballerina- length turquoise blue net over satin. The bridemaids, Miss Doris Newell and Miss Shirley Hogbin, were similarly gowned in piak. Ail wore matching headdresses and | carried bouquets of chrysanthe- mums and roses. Mr, Eugene Roszkiewrcz was best man. The ushers were Mr. "i pa I and Mr, Edmond For the reception held at the OCTOBER SALE PRICE Pontiac Inn the bride's mother | wore light blue with a black hat. | The eouple will live in Oshawa. | | a2xiNG ST. W. & SIX STORES TO SERVE YOU Oshawa - Toronto - Barrie ~ Orillia OCTOBERIS... ... COAT MONTH IRISH TWEED A-SHAPED Autumn-flecked tweeds newly styled, newly imported for Fall and Winter. 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