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CHR Tr alk as i as | ASEERUREHE SRESSEESBRNRIIA CHINE Le St SE EH (et Lyi L SAV i Sag HOI ee 2nd vice-regent, Mrs. Edward O'Hare; telephone| Golden Jubilee Chapter Ends Year of Diversified Activities Glowing reports of* a year's work were given at the annual meeting of the Golden Jubilee Chapter, IODE held at Adelaide House recently. In the education- al field four deserving high school students received prizes at com- mencement exercises and two university students received bur- saries totalling $400. A picture of Queen Elizabeth II was present- ed to the new Vincent Massey school and IODE calendars were presented to several public schools in the district. The chap- ter's adopted school at McKar- row was given a new flag. Sports equipment was sent to the Geor- gina Island adopted school, and both schools received gifts of books, mittens and candy at Christmas. SERVICE FOR OTHERS Under Services at Home and 7; i Abroad, sewing groups were [flicks 4 SIH, formed by the members and : SHEL IH Fa SRF AI oumerous knitted and sewn arti- ? cles were completed this year, MRS. JOHN HOUGHTON Two families were assisted at (Regent) 44 Tennant, Roy Sawyer; Mrs. Edward Bind; secretary, Miss Betty Turner; treasurer, Mrs. Elgin Munday; Echoes sec- retary, Mrs. Edvard Disney; edu- cational secretary, Mrs. John Vivash; standard bearer, Mrs. A. R. Garrett; Services at Home and Abroad secretary, Mrs. H. A. Ward-Whate; Empire and World Affairs convener, Mrs. Walter Libby; Public relations, Mrs. |W. A. Freeborn; Films, Mrs. Donald Hill; Immigration and Citizenship, Mrs. Donald Burns. Women, Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial RA 3-3474 Councillors for the coming year are Mrs. L. V. Walker, Mrs. 2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, March 3, 1960 A. W. Banfield, Mrs. B. P. Cooke, Mrs. H C. Element and Mrs. |A. L. Gunn. Born in Darlington | Afi] Mrs. Sarah Tennant # Marks 102 Birthday Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP) -- Mrs, Sarah 102 today, enjoyed a {plane ride taken at 96 as much las sleigh and buggy rides in the |days when Sir John A. Macdonald was helping bring about Confed- eration. She attended the golden wed- Name Executive Of New Auxiliary To Air Cadets at the Rotary Hall, Centre street, with 13 members present, ed the nominating of who are as follows: President, Mrs. Leo Gallagher; vice-presi- dent, Mrs. A. H. Jubb; secretary, bership fee of 50 cents per and if y the pay for their rule books. The The first meeting of the newly meetings formed Air Cadets Ladies' Auxil-[tary Hall, the second Monday| jary was held on Monday nightlof each month at 8 p.m. committee, Mrs. David Cook, Mrs. Fred Dittmar. It was agreed to levy a mem- year L will take place at Ro- A cordial invitation was extend- ed to all mothers of Air Cadets . John W. Houston conduct-|or anyone who might be interest- 3. John sto officers|ed. The next meeting is March 14. Shop WOOLWORTHS SLOW COOKING Simmering means to cook un- Mrs, W. Clifford Kelly; treasurer,'der the boiling point. The "Every Day" Way fo REST TIRED NERVES WAM ES: | PHOSPHO-PLEX First 'FRESH, CRISP ROASTED PEANUTS Ib. 27- AR Christmas in Oshawa, and more S ( L "|was announced that a Short Story| recently the Chapter 'adopted' a). ist wag again being sponsored ding anniversaries of three of her SPECIAL FULL-SIZE PHOSPHO -PLEX six-year-old boy in Greece, in. |ODF and rules and regu- fund . De Save he CHdIen ations were available at the Mc- | € each week sa as host-y oughlin Library for people who 100th birthday she gave up knit- s each week for the Golden, ih pe interested in entering ting and nightly ecard games. Age Club at Simcoe Hall, and 1." contest. gave the members an annuall wre Bert Neil birthday party. on od} educational by members in many local or- ganizations, including the Cana- dian Association of Consumers,/the coming year. the Oshawa Hospital Auxiliary,| Mrs. HL A. Ward-Whate, the City Welfare League, Civil Defence, Canadian Red Cross, On-|vener, tario County TB Association, Blood Donors Clinic, and the/ter has adopted in Greece. She Film Council. During the year also asked for children's books to contributions were made through the Provincial Headquhrters to the Alert Serv- ice Fund, Overseas Relief fund, Korean projects, National ship- bers look up any such books that their children might have out- Peace Garden, Fil , Cana. ee ae Fey Nora: pital Auxillary would be pleased and Commonwealth rela. members cared to donate. Memorial fund, Canadian Eskimo|t0 Teceive any pocket novels the|reach her high age in good health. | d, tions. SNAPS AND SCRAPS Several members donated blood| Mrs. Stanley Gales, public re- at the local Red Cross Blood |lations convener, asked all mem- bank throughout the year. |bers who had not yet submitted Under Immigration and Citi-/a personal snap-shot for the 10th senship, members of the Chapter| anniversary scrap book, to please assisted at Citizenship teas held mail one to her home, 99 Con- in Whitby, and were in charge|naught street, by March 15, so of refreshments being served to/the book may be readied for the New Canadians receiving citizen. next meeting. ship papers in Oshawa at the] Mrs. R. F. Kelly, convener of first Citizenship Evening eourt|the square dance to be sponsored held in the city. Maple Leaf pins by the Chapter on Friday, March were presénted to each new citi-|25, reported plans in progress secretary, moved that $400 be; reporter at St. Vincent's Hos- The chapter was represented fransferred from general funds to|pjtal the special bursary fund for the|,leaseqd when he was elected, but aid of university students during | wacn't much interested in pol-| ser- picture of the little boy the Chap-| help establish a library at Simcoe : : 0 and National{Hall and suggested that mem-| Five of her children are living grown and leave them at hor/eniidien aud 36 great - great- ing, Provincial Work roo m,/home, 431 Simcoe street north. grandchildren. fing " 310 She also mentioned that the Hos-| eight children, and has 144 de- scendants. Shortly before her | "Yes, I mind Sir John A. Mac- donald," she said in a talk with "My father here. was ities." Born in Darlington Township, Thomas Tennant, {lived for many years in Orillia before moving here 16 years ago. Mr. Tennant died in 1939. {in Orillia and Toronto. She has 35 grandchildren, 65 great-grand- Mrs. Tennant believes that | "common sense living" made her She has another little recipe which only she believes to be a |secret: She's been taking a few |drops daily of what she calls is the every day way to relieve nervous tension WAMPOLE NEW size! TABLETS wins compound vitomins $425 soTasuTs $2.50 AFULLTHREE WEEK TREATMENT ITALIAN PAIR WED HERE Josephine Silvestri and Michele George, both of Osh- awa, exchanged nuptial vows recently at St. Mary of the People Roman Catholic Church. The bride is the daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Nino Silvestri and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sebastiano Michele George, all of San Luke, Italy. --Photo by Mary's Studio ¥% OUNCES $2.50 Neary K. Wampele & Company Limited » Porth. Ontarle (ofl I GR") 10] SI 21 °3 = EI a PHONE RA 3-2245 100 PHOSPHO-PLEX - OSHAWA STORES IN BOWMANVILLE AND WHITBY PLAZA RELIEVES TIRED NERVES RELIEVES (11) NERVES PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS E DELIVERY [530 SIMCOE ST. S. PHONE RAS-3546 "Patty's eyewater." Other people| call it brandy. | | | SOCIAL NOTICE | ENGAGEMENT Mrs. Elizabeth Stanton, Brook- lin, the eng t of | her daughter, Loreen Isobel, to Norman Ronald Gambell, son of) Weekend at DISH CLOTHS Regular 19¢ each 7 1 88- DECORATIVE MILLINERY FLOWERS Regular 39¢ First Quality SEAMLESS NYLONS Sizes 82 to 11 zen, a gift from the two Oshawa and that Mrs. J. A. Langmaid was 1 in, | ple. hares o ticket smart norman Cambell, Sion With all business and reports i i # ANNIVERSARY DINNER : ports wedding will take place in Brook. Highlight meeting of the year|™ Mrs. John Houghton, Regent,|lin United Church on Saturday, was the celebration of the fenth|52" 2 Drief address of apprecia- April 2, at 4 p.m. tion to her executive and the Regular 1.00 pair \ anniversary of the Golden Jubi- BV. lee Chapter with a dinner and a membership in general for their ENGAGEMENT yx A Oshawa's LOWEST PRICES!! co-operation during the past year| The pair 1.99 Tr : is d visit from Mrs. W. R. Morrison, (and then called Mrs. Wal-lof Miss Sheila Shepherd, Osh- : 2 provigeial president, at whic hier iy pA Ang ghar of Mr. yo Ly | members honored their|ating Committee who conducted|Charles E. Shepherd of Surrey, I first regent, Mrs. Stanley Willson, the elections. |England, to Mr. Derek Mitton. | 3 : 2 0 presenting hee With a life mpm.| The new executive is as fol-{son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas pair PY During the. senerai business, ond year of 'ofice. Sire 30 plo the. marrige. will be an EXTRA PAIR 1 s y . oan e - preceding the annual reports, it|Houghton; Ist vice-regent, Mrs, nounced later. & Boneless RUMP ROAST i --y | © Boneless ROUND Steak Roast a : : Ay ® Tender WING STEAK 9, ) ® Round STEAK Minced ® Boneless Stew Beef | BUEHLER'S | | Beautiful Spring Ensemble FRESH WATER PEARLS with Matching Earrings 3 sends 1.00 4 srente 1:39 5 strands 1:09 SPORTSWEAR LTD. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE SORRY - YOU WERE SNOWED IN LAST FRIDAY AND SATURDAY THE BARGAINS WE HAD WERE UNBELIEVABLE ANY OF THE ABOVE EARRINGS BOLOGNA END CUTS OR BY-THE-PIECE Special for the Children NOVELTY JIMINY CRICKET MUGS Featuring the Moving Eyes ONLY 29: LEAN, SLICED COOKED HAM FRIDAY ONLY! BREAKFAST 39 ' Ib BACON \ PORK HOCKS ...... 5 15. (SLICED) LB. 59° SMOKED BACON SQUARES 5 1bs. LEAN RIB STEW BEEF . . .41bs. 1.00 FRESH MADE COUNTRY SAUSAGE Buy 5 Lbs. At Reg. Price 1.00 and Get 9 lbs. Free! | FRESH LEG 'O PORK | PEAMEALED Back Bacon End Cut By-The-Piece This week-end we're giving you another chance -- And believe it or not we've reduced a lot of items further. Come early -- Limited sizes and shades TOMORROW AND SATURDAY ONLY OUT THEY GO BELTS Regular to 3.95 97 BLOUSES fo 8.95 2.97 BLOUSES fo 10.95 3.97 SWEATERS fo 12.95 4.97 SLIMS fo 18.95 9.97 SKIRTS fo 19.95 7.97 DRESSES fo 19.95 7.97 SKIRTS > fo 24.95 16.97 29.95 CAR COATS Regular fo 10.97 AT THESE GIVE-AWAY PRICES ALL SALES FINAL SEIGNEUR'S LUNCHEONETTE DELICATESSEN Delicious RASPBERRY SHORT CAKE Made with pure Whipped Cream Regular 49¢ -- 43c Regular Regular Regular See What 39c Ib. Will Buy | e Small Link Pork Sausage ® Stuffed Ready for the Oven Roasting Chickens ® Stuffed Ready for the Oven, Pork Shoulders 39: YOUR WEEKLY RECIPE INDIVIDUAL PORK PIES 2 cups water ibs. lean shoulder pork, wipe 1 tbsp. HP. sauce and cut in cubes. Put in Put on stove and simmer (cov- saucepan with ered) about 45 min. or until meat is tender. Add 4 tbsp. corn starch, * Sup sliced corrols V4 cup cold water. Mix and add cup sliced celery OSHAWA SHOPPiR 3 six cup size baking dishes wit CENTRE /a tsp. pepper ¢ Ya tsp i ® Shankless Smoked Picnic Shoulders ® Pork Chops Shid. ® Lean Peamealed Cottage Rolls ® Sliced Side Pork © Beef Hearts | END CUTS 49° CENTRE CUTS 59° SAUERKRAUT 2 Ibs. 29° HEADCHEESE 39% 3 i | E RS 5 Fender EAT'N AT <8 TRUE-TRIMBEEF | 12 KING EAST--RA 3-3633 Regular Regular Regular Any of the above for . BY THE PIECE Regul eguiar Fresh Daily! Delicious HOT CROSS BUNS pozen 49. | OPEN EVERY FRIDAY NITE T.LL 8 P.M. pie pastry. Pour in mixture, cover,