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Deh I ' : Ll oul ai and a nics ie ofl adh lh of dh al cold of PO thd haath od astianal ute cork, oth gull aif tih enh sft Sh aiid of AG ve gre . omen Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial RA 3-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, May 8, 1961 7 PERSONALS House - parties and get- and Mrs. Frank Shine, Mr. and togethers are being planned for|/Mrs. Jan Derkacs, Mr. and Wednesday prior to the May- Mrs. Chester Dobrolecki and time Dance, the annual social Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kacz- event sponsored by the Wom- marek. en's Auxiliary, Oshawa General Hospital. Among the many who will be hosting are Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Storie, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Magill, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowler, RR 4, Oshawa, celebrated their| 55th wedding anniversary on Saturday, May 6. The couple was born in Belleville and was married there on May 6, 1906. Mrs. Bowler is the former Annie Maude Bowen. They came to Trellises entwined with rosesilive in Oshawa in 1927. Included and a decorative basket of for-lin their family are 10 children,| § sythia transformed the Polish{16 grandchildren and 13 great- National Union hall on Friday grandchildren. Mr. Bowler was pight for the Springtime inemployed by General Motors Poland ball arranged by the/for 25 years and is now re- Ladies' Society of St. Hedwig's. tired. Hostess was the president, Mrs, | |Edward Krol, and Mr. Steven| Mr. and Mrs. Jack Collison, |Krechowicz introduced honored Townline road south, were in| |guests, Mayor Christine Queensville, Keswick, on Friday] {Thomas, Mr. T. D. Thomas, {where they attended the funeial| MLA, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fox, of Mr. Collison's uncle, Mr. Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bawkes, Mr.|ert Dew. 17th Oshawa Brownie Pack Mother and Daughter Banquet | finan, cis; ur The 17th Oshawa Brownie|they should learn, discipline, Tromley. The bride, the for- Pack held its annual mother and tidiness, cleanliness, co-opera-| mer Miss Theresa Louise daughter banquet in the Salva-|tion, being able to get along cet -- -- tion Army Hall {with grown-ups, as well as their Mrs. Major Marsland Rankin, own age group. They also need 17th Brownie Chaplain, led the|a spiritual background, to give Brownies in grace. A turkey|them a full and rewarding life. supper was served by the mem PRIZES bers of the 17th Parents Com- Mes. Gathmioir presented Celebrates 40t mittee. prizes to the Brownies for the] The Motor City Barbershop- Pictured after their wedding recently at St. Gregory's BETES B.&" TO SING IN FOLK FESTIVAL F2 WEDDING PRINCIPALS 'Sunshine Rebekah! Lodge St. George's CWL Spring Dance icki, Mr. and Mrs. W. Otten-| Mi and Mr, Alex Jacy- brite, Mr. and Mrs. N. Semenuk,|shyn, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hyr- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maga, Mr.|canuk, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas and Mrs. N. Kennedy, . M.|King. The annual spring dance of St.| George's Ukrainian Junior Cath- olic Women's League was held at the parish hall recently with a capacity crowd. Music was supplied by Stan Klich and his orchestra from Toronto. The spot dances were won by Mrs. R. Baker and Mrs. W. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bell Among those seen dancing were: Mr. and Mrs. S. Kraw- chuk, Mr. and Mrs. P. Bilyj, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kapanaiko, Mr. and Mrs. W. Laptuta, Mr, and Mrs. J. Drozd, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kawzenuk, Miss Irene Kor- chynski, Mr. Dennis Condas, Miss Joan Parson, Mr. Robert Keenan. Mr. and Mrs. H. Gourlie, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wysotski, Miss Pat Turecki, Mr, Nick Cybuchowski, Mr. and Mrs, J. Hrico, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Baker, Miss Olga Bayda, Mr. Walter Stel, Mr. and Mrs. William ell. Mr. and Mrs. O. Ferencz, Mr. and Mrs. M. Karas, Mr. and Mrs. I. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. James Noonan, Miss Sylvia Bilenduke, Mr. Bill Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. A, Czerewaty. Mr. and Mrs. John Boychyn, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Polak, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cooper, Miss Marilyn Bilenduke, Mr. Matt Lapa, Mr. and Mrs. John Bilen- duke, Miss Pat Taylor, Mr. Pete Bilenduke, Mr. and Mrs. James Planeta, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rudka. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ros- pond, Mr. and Mrs. John Wacko, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Jozkoski, Mr. and Mrs. J. Roznik, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Renkiewicz, Mr. Robinson, is the daughter of 174 Ritson Rd. S. -- Open Dally fo 10 p.m, Specials! Mon., Tues. & Wed. BREAD "de 2 wows 33° BUTTER™ *" . 63° ROSE BUSHES 1.29 ONIONS "™*" 2 .. 49" HAMBURG "™"™ 3... 1.00 OLIVE w 19° FREE PARKING ON OUR LOT SHOP AND SAVE AT GLECOFF'S STAFFORD'S BROKEN 12.02. |and Mrs. J. Masiewich, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Louie Robinson Mrs. A. Korkush. and the bridegroom is the son | Dr. and Mrs. W. Boyko, Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rom- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baron, Mr. ley, all of Oshawa. |and Mrs. Tom Hanrahan, Miss -- a ----" {Beity Rumball, Mr. V. S% No. 222, Anniversary Jie Oddfellows and Rebekah odges. Sister Lena MacFarlane both| Following the closing of lodge ky. { Mr. and Mrs. awx LurOVSKY, 'Mr. and Mrs. William Yasman- «ne decoration day services of and Mrs. Stanley Malachowski, » | I CLOTHES ep md g n + In recognition of Citizenship 'Week Oshawa Folk Festival will present a program of in- |, ternational songs and dances o:for all to enjoy next Sunday torium. One of the few soloists will be Elsie Drygala who will sing a selection of beloved English airs. --Photo by Peter Ellins (HEAD TABLE GUESTS Mrs. Charles Cathmoir, 17th to the Children's Hospital. First| Brown Owl introduced the head|prize went to Donna Kirtley, {table guests: Mrs. W. E. Gard-|second prize to Cheryl Swart an evening in St. Gregory's audi- | |ner, Adelaide District Commis-|mnan and third, Linda Adams. |sioner; Mrs. Donald Mec-| President Mrs. Howard Shaw | ~/Students Present Program He, Ch nie At Dr. S. J. Phillips H-S Meeting Eachern, 10th Guide Captain; |spoke about the activities of the | Mrs. Charlés Langfield, 10th|Parents' Committee, explaining Brown Owl: Major and Mrs. how it helps their Brownies. She| {Major M. Rankin; Sgt. Major|thanked all the members for| 'Jack Coull, Youth Director; their co-operation all year and {Mrs. Patrick O'Connor, 17th|/extended an invitation to all the White Owl; 17th Pack leaders/mothers to come to the meet- Charles Murray presented the entertainment at the 40th birth- day party of Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 222. The singing group of 23 con- tributed many old time songs also several quartettes. Following the opening of lodge with Noble Grand Sister Greta Drinkle presiding, assist- ed by Vice Grand Sister Mar- best scrap books, which are sent|pers under the direction of Mr.|Past Presidents, Rebekah As- |sembly. Sister Violet Pearce, past assembly secretary of the {Rebekah Assembly was intro- duced by Sister May Skea and| |Sister Christine Roberts, known| jas the "mother" of Sunshine {Lodge was introduced by Sis- {ter Clara Wickens. | Sister Ivy Arksey of Grand| [Lodge was introduced by Sis-| M. Coakwell, and Sister| {Florence Johnston introduced| all adjourned to the banquet hall where the birthday cake in a setting of pink and green, the lodge colors, held the place of honor. This cake was made by "Sister Margaret Gray and decorated by Sister Peever of Oshawa No. 3 lodge. Sister Vio- let Péarce and Sister Christine Roberts who attended the in- auguration of Sunshine Lodge both cut the cake. Refreshments were convened "0 Canada", sung in French "Geography Can Be Fun" and Glenna Cathmoir and Susanne|ings, held the third Wednesday 547! Gray who Yeported " He lby the French Club was the|was narrated by Dorothy Vi-/powers, and special guest Major |cf every month at 2 p.m. at the{Teoe! eggurprise opening for the Dr.lpond and David Miller. In the nary Murkin, Toronto Territor-Salvation Army Hall. dit . ous J. Phillips Home and School cast were Susan Kelly, Cather- ial Guide Organizer for the Sal] Mrs. Cathmoir led the The following honored guests fo, Association meeting. [ine Haydon, David Taylor, Nan- vation Army from coast to coast. Brownies in a lively sing song. were introduced and welcomed. of This was followed by prayer CY Kniknisky, Philip McKinlay, | : : : | Guest speaker Major Mary] group of lodge members, Iby the president, Mrs. D. K.|Ted Goodchild, Ted Robertson, BADGE PRESENTATIONS [Murkin ave. a Short t Y| wearing long gowns and carry- Tou Stiles. Walter Jariga, Darryl McCul-| Mrs. Gardner then presented © Rin 5 A Toporl on ing Spring flowers formed a J Miss Jean Bayne's Grade 3 lough, Ricky McEachran, Maryhadges to the following su ha t +] yacen oe mp (BUard of honor for the follow- wiclass sang three songs entitled townsend, Anne Lloyd, Dinah Brownies: ne EE Sory on Sling members who were intro: wh Swing High, Swing L o w*,[Soush, Riiaghett, Mc Leod, Golden Hand -- Catherine At "EC De iS ns 5 2lhurg, District Deputy President, What Does Little Birdie Say?" |Dousias Mann, Brian Lynch, yinson, Catherine Shaw, Kathy| 8320 CXPate® he DEEL District No. 7 West, was intro- dnd "Thé Air-O-Plane". Reber Ba NO rato: Van De Walker, Lynda Skinulis,|"\n8 and the meaning of Guid-|g,ced: Sister Gladys Stonebury, he | This class included Arlene forq, Lynn Taylor and Mikel Golden Bars -- Debbie Parfitt, | Mrs. Major Marsland Rankin Disteiet Deputy President, Dis- Lynda Adams, Sandra Hosking, TR rict No. 7 West, by Sister Idel- closed the meeting with prayer.|]a McCullough; Past President, do gg ve LE BY Johns. Debbie Hosking, Dorothy Flint --- . y ras! SKIng, , 3 x h . y The attendance count was g y The Brownies then sang their Sister Mabel Disney, by Sister Jennie Perry; Sister Marie El- I€hristine Fox, Margaret Garrett, | i rgiCheryl Swart Ki hri A 2 Je Ba y yl artman, Karen 1° SIT i 2 Lillian Hayward, Gail Jollow, "on BY Xs8 Jean lo won Philips, Sheila Jonah, Kathy Brownie Song and "Taps. fennie ; Nancy Hammel, Timothy JUr-|snis honor for the year. (Masters, Kelly Ford, Janice, There was a bazaar table|liott introduced Sister \inics, Beth Kell, Barbara Law-| "0 "ro 0 ont Go ihe Nugent, Shirley Saxby, Rose- covered with items for sale, all{Meta Priestly and Sister Isa- te |Sister Myrtle Gillespie, also a {past assembly president. Sister Jean Leslie, a sister of Violet Pearce, was previously | escorted to a special seat at the |"! \ Each: of the ny {ville, Whitby, Toronto, Brough- Invitations were feceived to 2m, Lindsay, Pickering, Ajax attend the birthday parties at|and Brooklin. Easter Rebekah Lodge, Picker-| ing and Benevolent Rebekah Lodge at Whitby. The degree staff will go to] Kingston Rebekah Lodge next| meeting night and the officers for this meeting were an- nounced. Considerable correspondence was read by the recording sec- retary, Sister Victoria MaGee. A committee was appointed to iby Sister Marie Elliott and her | committee. | Guests were present from Oshawa No. 3 lodge, also Stouff- ence, Katheryn Lewis, Peter : er the ary McDonald, Barbara Mor-of which were home-made by|bella Carr was introduced by ovd, Edwin Lovell, Bruce direction of Mrs. B. Crozier,| © Foams Huband. the members. acLeod. Garry MacLeod, Rob- presented a skit which they| ' ' | "McNaul, Lynne Murray, | Wrote entitled "La Salle de| Writers Badge -- Linda Wal- therine Nicholls Diana Phil Classe", all of which was con-|ler, Catherine Atkinson, Joanne| s Barbara Prest James ducted in French. |McPhee, Eva Dezsi, Lois Good-| Pharaoh Pepi II ascended the ashley, Andrea Rundle, Joan| The work of four tumbling all, Lynda Skinulis. throne of Egypt about 2,566 BC ney, Jim Stevens, David groups, instructed by Mr. Jack| Skaters -- Cheryl Swartman, at the age of six and reigned neon, John Tresese, Eliza-\Herron, Mr, James Murray,|L3nda Skinulis, Kathy Van Dejfor 91 years. h Trew, Margaret Trew, Jef-ne. Carl Ritchey 7' Walker, Catherine Atkinson, | v Temple, Margaret Tooley, | ; and Miss inda Waller. { in Waldie. Ruth Young. Faye Walling, was displayed,| Dancers -- Lois Goodall, Shir- 1 he treasurer's report was and included Richard Dawson, [ley Saxby. | en, after which there was|/Judy McDonald, Carol Prest,| Minstrel -- Joanne McPhee. interesting operetta, com-|Kathy Brown, Gary Edgar, | Sgt. Major Jack Coull then te with class-made scenery,|jean Frazer, Bill gave a short speech thanking all ar | TTR . en by Miss Beth Cummings'| mri Gardner, the leaders for finding time to| de 5 class. This was a mu-|Carry Christenson, : Christine help train these young people, | | version of "Hansel and|/Mcintyre, Peter McGibbon, Ken besides having their own homes| tel". with Beth Broadbent as|Hopkins, Gary Gulliver, Bar- to look after. But the reward is| LONG REIGN FOR BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS ul YOULL BE PRO AFINER BLEND © GET TIRED T00! Did you ever hang @ garment in your closet, you'd never wear It again because you were sick of at it? That happens to many people, even men, whe would like o little more variety in their deily wear but whe find them- selves putting on perhaps one or the other of the same two suits doy after day. Sometimes, even when you have pressed a sult or dress regularly, it doesn't look very fresh, although it may not show any signs of physical wear. The truth is that @ garment, like a person, gets "tired" and will benefit from a "rest" in the closet, Perhaps you've noticed that but have thought it wes just thet you were temporarily tired of the garment yourself, Well, that's not always the whole story. A garment that is given a good airing and brushing and then allowed to hang In a closet for a few days, or even several weeks, will recover some of its good appearance. Of course, it's wise to have it dry cleaned as well, so no dirt particles will become embedded in the fobric and cause weer. Many of us do not have enough clothing to rotate them ond give each garment a rest at regular intervals, but if you have a suit or some other piece of apparel that you're itred of wearing, try to give it a rest for a week or two. Chances are you'll find it wes the garment itself thot was "tired". GIVE BLOOD--IT IS URGENTLY NEEDED Kom fliblard "TOE 5 20 M8, nr avert comme sas a thinking looking eERWIe® 7 iy UD T0 SERVE!) ptel, Peter Mel aughiin as bara Holland, Stuart Middleton, great, He then explained the| Insel, and Susan Hicks as the| : teaching in youth work, that| ther. The father was played| >"> Stiles, Bob Stroud, Doug there are five essential things Gordon Lewis, | Flintoff, - Barbara Kirkpatrick, | Jhe 'B the sleep) ry by Glen Cryderman, the Marten Hungerford, Russ Por-| Hi witch by Marjorie Robson ter, Barbara Burr, Cathy Bas-| / a the Darmator was Selo. Judy MacLean and Hill 2 i Greer. 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