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ES a a --- ra | Eleanor Tilling ' Robert W. Brough THE STARS SAY ' Night Of Cards the bers. By EsRELLTA Successful Event [Mire occ: wee ret Married Recently FOR TOMORROW .|in the day will be much more While A.M. influences are not, The Busi and Professional overly Siimiatug, you Sah wake Women held a very successfull Beryl progress if you maintain a realis-| niop¢ of cards at Simeoe Hall last tic outlook and work co-opera-\yeek, This was the opening of Mrs. William Browning, tively with others. Aspects later| pg, inecs Women's Week". generous and will reward the reward the morning efforts. was arranged by Mrs. Haverson, If tomorrow is your birthday, Morgan and her committee, Y.. our horoscope indicates that you id look forward to a oy were drawn and refreshments'liam Karn, Mrs. H. E. Kerr, Mrs, Mrs. THE DAILY .TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, October 16, 1958 EEEERURN o F. Kellar, Mrs. W. Kilburn, Mrs. The following were recipients of W. J. Langmaid, Mrs. J. H. Long, I prizes: Miss Doris Annis, Mrs. W.|Mrs. George Matthews, Mrs. G. CREDIT JEWELLERS E. Baker, Miss Irene Barton, McWilliams, Mrs. { Bassingthwaighte, | Miss H. Pardon, Mrs. A. J. Park- Mrs. D.(hill, Mrs. M. J. Paterson, Mrs. Burnie, Mrs. G. Fairhart, Mrs.|F. J. Peirce, Mrs. C. A. W Foster, Mrs. H. Gibbs, Mrs.|Mrs. P. Robson, The evening's entertainment Beth Gordon, Mrs. R. L. Gould-| Rodger, Mrs. Myrtle burn, Mrs. Rex Harper, Mrs. A.|Schwelz, Mrs. C. Mrs. - Norman |Mrs. Harold Sproule, Mrs. Mur- After the card game, prizes|Hinds, Mrs. F. James, Mrs. Wil-iray Stacey, Miss Lyle Stainton, M. Morrow, | Pym, Mrs. E. G. A. Sargent, Mary F. Solomon, Wel marked by highly interesting ex- per opportuni ties for advancement and excel- lent new contacts, all of which can help you to further worth- while aims. For the next four weeks--also in mid - 1959--your planetary infiuences will be most generous, and promise both job and monetary gains. This new year im your life should also bring great happiness in your personal relationships. Fine aspects govern your family life, and social and romantic interests could prove highly stim- ulating. Try to avoid both extrav- agance and nervous tension in glever. A bit of good news late in ber and February, how- December should help you on to a good start in the new year, and there is also a likelihood that you wili make a most enjoyable trip between May and August. A child born on this day will| be affectionate and extremely placid in nature, | METROPOLITAN STORES LTD. stSald More Ouistanding Buys! REGISTERED AND INSURED FREE Compares Travel Indians, Canadians MONTREAL (CP) -- Sathya Bhama, a nurse from India, says her countrymen do a lot of trav. elling but it's rarely for pleasure. "Here in Canada you do so much travelling for pleasure. You'll find many indians travel- ling too. However it's mostly to study and learn." Miss Bhama has been in Can- ada since January doing post- graduate work in tuberculosis Male and Female BUDGIES (REG. 8.98) < pig neg a ballerina, gown of flower blue nylon chiffon over taffeta. The United in marriage recently | Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beal of [neckline and floating panels at at St. George's Memorial | Oshawa and the bridegroom is (the back. She wore a matching Chureh were Mr. and Mrs. the son of Mrs. M. Russell of |bandeau and mittens to match bride, the former Miss Betty | the late Mr. Russell. of pink and white pom pom Jean Beal, is the daughter of --Photo by Robert Aldsworth |chrysanthemums. Mr. Fred Taber of Brooklin PERSONALS Mr. Ronald Tiling of Oshawa and LAC Alex Brough of the |RCAF Station, Aylmer, Sister Alice Lanning, noble th grand of Rebekah Lodge, No. 3,|always welcome in this column. yay = a oe es entertained at a party recently If you are enjoying the company charcoal Tecel de taffeta with for the officers who had servediy,, coir why not telephone 3-3474|Pink and mauve accessories. As- with her during her term of of-|Y0% Fi your pleasure with sisting was the bridegroom's fice. A few friends were also We others. mother who chose navy blue and refreshments were served in| nj. samuel Bone and Mr.|ies. They both wore eorsages of the banquet hall. Sister Lanning| gam ci Bone, Jr., Masson street, Pink carnations. : ed a brass planter and|..q rg Earl Sharp and David] For the honeymoon trip to Al- Gladys Blyth, and a lovely ot the Thanksgiving holiday|red velvet dress with black and glazed serving dish to her left| woop ong at the summer cottage| White accessories and a corsage support, Sister Florence Dixon. or ay and Mrs. John Sharp,|of white chrysanthemums. On the presentation of a beautiful lin Oshawa. wardrobe case and lamp to Noble| yt of town guests at the Har-| Grand Sister Alice Lanning from ris Martin wedding were Mr. and| HELP LIBRARIES |p Mr. 8 youngsters in suburban Scarbor- Miss Ruth Skinner, Sutherland | Braiden oy aud ye a ne) ough schools are staffing librar- avenue, is vacationing in Bes [Braten, Mrs. James Braiden, |ies in the township's 63 public TO LIVE IN BRAMPTON nylon chiffon over taffeta. The Francis William Russell. The | Lisburn, northern Ireland, and her gown and carried a a was best man and ushering were Little items of social news are| The receptionw as held at the of visitors or have been visiting| attendance. Games were play crepe with dusty rose accessor- to her right support, Sister, Gtuart Sharp, Wood street, /gonquin Park, the bride wore a The highlight of the evening Was) Gilmore Bay {their return the couple will live the officers and friends. (Mrs. W. E. Martin, Mrs. Belle] TORONTO (CP) -- Mothers of muda as the guest of Dr. and|/Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bannister| schools. {and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Morley Nash. | Brodie, Mr. 2 Mes, George grandparents and his f ather ick, Mr. and Mrs. A. Neundorf, were born and he spent his boy- Mr, and Mrs. Francis W. Gay, (yr. and Mrs. William are days. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Sr.,, Mr. Robert McGuire, Mr.|Wzrd, next door neighbors, were Lin./and Mrs. Robert McGuire, Sr., host and hostess for the party at x |all of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. {9 ncighbors, friends and g h nursing on a Colombo Plan scholarship. | | She has been studying methods | |of care for tuberculosis patients) at hospitals in Quebec and On- tario. ies | "Tuberculosis is a great prob- Be sure to visit our pet depart- lem in dia, We haven't enough ment for a complete supply of' hospitals and with such a vast| Cages, food, toys ,etc. population as ours it is difficult! ges, 41098 4 to find all the cases there are." SOCIAL NOTICE ENGAGEMENT | Mrs. William Bowler of Ajax, | Ontario, announces the engage. ment of her daughter, Miss Cath. | erine June Kennedy, to Mr. Nich-| Wrought Iron SMOKING STANDS 137 Complete with Ashtray and bronze spring cigarette holder. VISIT OUR LUNCH COUNTER For Full Course Meals and Snacks 87% It's flawless - with one large diamond with 2 smaller side diamonds In a distinctively de. signed setting by master crafts- men. TERMS 307.50 30.75 Down 9.75 Weekly 150.00 15.00 Down 3.75 Weekly 87.50 8.75 Down 2.25 Waekly ] : them|J2ck Brown, Whitby; Mr. A. L. relatives gathered. Mr. and Mrs. olas Michael Shypit, son of Mr.| _|Hart, Bowmanville. IP ~wn were presented with a and Mrs. Dmetro Shypit of To-| r J plate glass mirror and a relish|ronto, The marriage will take Holiday visitors at the home gg); [place on Saturday, November 22, | - of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDonough. 1958 in St. Paul's United Church, | where they visited their son, c1arke street, were the Reverend Mrs. John Houghton, Bessbor-| Ajax. Gay, and Mrs. Gay and Mrs, Trevor Jones and Miss ough drive, who is convener of| and met many old|ghariene McDonough of Toronto,|the 9th annual dance of the Gold-| . En route they called at/afr and Mrs. Ernest Young, Cole- en Jubiiee Chapter, IODE, enter- Saskatchewan, where hrook, and Mr. Earl Burt, Wil-tained her committee this week v a short visit with the|ton Ontario. |when plans for this social event and Mrs. Robert Gay.| Wid formulated. Members of the Mr. and Mrs. 8 l._Brown, itt isti PF | i ise op Glows ae ditly " ue, were and the regent, Mrs Dougs » were Mr.[at a surprise party last Saturday(las Langmaid, are: Mrs. Ed- and Mrs. Steven Layzell, Toron- After . evening. living in the|ward Bind, tickets; Mrs. Bert to; Mr. and Mrs. William Brough, |same house for 30 years Mr. and '*-'. reservations; Mrs. Harold and Mrs. Charles Belyea, Mrs, Brown are moving to their Ramshaw, prizes; Mr. Gordon Taber and Mr. Fred new home in "Toad Hollow" (on Mr. Mrs. Jeff An- decorations; Mrs. Allan] Taber, all of Brooklin; LAC Alex, the Old York trail near the town- Cay, tables, and Mrs. Walter] Brpugh, RCAF Station, Aylmer. (line east), where Mr. Brown's Libby, publicity. oe | DISCOUNT HOUSE PROCLAMATION THREE DAYS of the week namely THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY shall be set aside for the benefit of the citizens of Oshawa. i METROPOLITAN STORES Lm. 60 KING ST. E. OSHAWA I ERR Hi Know all men by these presents; That | Frank McCammond in consideration of the citizens of Oshawa, have bargained and bought, and by these presents do hereby promise to sell and convey to the people of this district the lowest of prices in existence on merchandise of all descriptions. Examples : : ALL MAKES OF ELECTRIC RAZORS FOR MEN AND LADIES AT PRICES | Wor cdishet BELOW WHOLESALE INVER is TRANSISTOR RADIOS 6 Transistor -- Regular retail 64.95 EASTMAN COLOR CROMSPUN FITTED BEDSPREAD &DRAPES Regular retail value 34.95 BRYLCREEM La Belle Blender Large reg. 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