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NURSES FRO Newly arrived from England | } to join the nursing staff of | shire ;and Miss Audrey Cham. | bers of Workington, Cumber- Oshawa General Hospital are : . : 11 Miss Elinorr Cahill of County i Kerry, Eire; Miss Margaret | Maternity Hospital, Hillingdon Salvation Army Home League Holds Annual Rally Day The annual Home ILeague di Rally was held in the Salvation/M Army Citadel on Tuesday after-/Mass. noon, September 12, with 86!si members present, The meeting opened with the partment of the Salvation Army|{the Orange Temple. singing of a few choruses, led|in Boston, and of their camp, ness by Mrs. William James, the announcements. Mrs Earle offered prayer sick members. The were read by Mrs Beard. "Moments of Remembrance" was led by Mrs. Major Rankin, who spoke of members who had passed on since last Rally Day. As Mrs. Rankin spoke a word for each member, a white car- nation was placed in the Major for thelw minutes George! K | th : ew, Miss Mrs. D. Christie, Mrs. A. Dolly, Mrs. V. Douglas, Mrs. J. Cowl, |P® and Mrs. J. Lloyd. Mrs, lia Rankin concluded with prayer, he Mrs. Charles Cathmoir intro- tures. of her work in the Welfare De-lon Tuesday, September 12 a who | "Wonderland", where children, Most Excellent Chief Sister welcomed everyone and made and mothers and babies can go|Kay Large presiding. for a holiday, and of the many "Wanted Thee", Mrs. Bailey continued by reading Psalm 37 then speaking on thé text: "Trust in the Lord, and do good". Mrs. David Owen by vise Tea was . M: member received a treat to take isie Stevens ms Jo Aldwinckle, Women Women's Editor | HOUSEHOLD HINT oranges make a gala garnish] Sections, slices or chunks of|for meat. Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Th ~ PERSONALS grsdav, September 14, 1961 4 i Honoring his marriage to Miss '| Lorene McDonald, Mr, Douglas Smith was presented with many| miscellaneous gifts at a shower arranged by neighbors and friends and from his co-workers at Fittings Limited he was pre- sented with a steam iron and a! lazy susan. Mr. and Mrs. William Milne 'land daughter, Willow, Olive av- : ill up Mr. and Mrs. Wil-| liam Evans, Jr. attended the] k wedding in Toronto on Saturday, "|September 9, of Miss Barbara Ann Taylor, daughter of Mr "|and Mrs. George Smoker of | Toronto, to Mr. Thomas Bell. The ceremony was held at St. {Barnabas Anglican Church, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd | Davidson, Raglan, Mr. and Mrs {Ralph Lee and family, Kinsale, and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Collins, |Oshawa, gathered at the home {of their parents, Mr. and Mrs | Russell Davidson, Raglan, on |Sunday, September 10, to honor them on their 40th wedding an- niversary. Mr. and Mrs, David-| were presented with a el clock. M ENGLAND JOIN OGH STAFF near Uxbridge, Middlesex, when they decided they would lke Ww travel, a Sliose in gathered at the home of Mr. awa as their first destination, and Mrs. Donald Haines, Cedar Oshawa Times Phote. [Valley boulevard, to honor their - daughter, Miss Bonnie Haines, who has entered the Oshawa General Hospital School of Nurs- ing. Miss Haines was present- ed with many personal gifts. 50! litchen, Blackpool, lLanca- | A Many relatives and friends and. The girls were all nurs- ng at the Duchess of Kent LODGES AND SOCIETIES iced the guest speaker, Mrs. PYTHIAN SISTERS from a six-week vacation in ajor Harold Bailey of Boston, Ontario Temple, No. 1, England visiting relatives in s. Mrs. Bailey led in the Pythian Sisters, started its fall| \jcester and Sutton Coldfields, nging of a hymn, and spoke|season with a pot luck supper Warwickshire, Immingham m at Docks, Lincolnshire, and Hull, The busi-|y ov chire, They spent some fetlowed ~wi bis time sightseeing in London and visited Windsor Castle and Stratford - On - Avon. En route Mr. and Mrs. Bert Naylor, meeting Past Grand Chief Sister : ide Marie Lavender presented the = Lig Wilbert ¢ Iatke, and pes: Pythian flag and Manager Sis- 'To accentuate the flavor, use : 0 az sang a duet,iton ruoille Clark presented the honey in cooking raisins or earts on fire for\ynion Jack. dried figs, prunes, or pears for Sister Emma larke was use on cereal. reported to be on the sick list. - The mystery prize was won, ; Sister Dorothy Hester. | Birthday greetings were sung for Sisters Ann Holt, Emma. line Henderson, Margaret Ste- vens, 'fva ff, Mable Disney Next week the devotionalland May Feasby. riod will be led by Mrs. Wil- Auditor' ot 1 by visit the Temple on November Auditor's report was read byi,4 rhe Temple closed in ritual- m Short, Sr., who will tell of| ; ; r trip to Ireland and show pic- Sister Dorothy Hester and the|jstic form. Card bingo was en- two desk officers were con- joyed for a social half hour. ho are helped at Christmas. gratulated on their well kept | anked Mrs. Bailey. ks. served and each It was a" u...ed that rally will be held at Queci| Cify Temple, Toronto, Septem. ber 28. The Grand Chief will Lorene McDonald Douglas Smith Exchange Vows The marriage of Dorothy Lo- rene McDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Alexander Me- Donald of Oshawa and Douglas Smith, son of Mrs. Hugh Orr Smith of Oshawa and the late Mr. Smith, was solemnized on Saturday, September 9, at Knox Presbyterian Church. The Reverend R. B. Milroy officiated. The wedding music! was played by Mr. David Jen. kins and Mrs. Jan Drygala sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "The Wedding Prayer'. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor. length gown of white peau-de- soie designed on princess lines. The bodice of re-embroidered| lace featured a sabrina neck- line and long sleeves and the bouffant skirt was trimmed with! self flowers. A crown of seed pearls held her elbow-length veil and she carried a bouquet Why Worry About The 3% Sales Tax WHEN YOU CAN SAVE 10% to 50% WARD'S ALTERATION SPECIALS UNIFORMS Reduced up to V2 Price A factory clearance of @ popular brand of white uniforms . . . A big se- lection of styles in Drip- Dry Cottons and Tery- lenes in sizes 8 to 20, ,. Included are broken lines some substandards ond discontinued styles. Reg- ular from .5498 «to $16.98, SALE PRICED on hundreds of 1st Quality Items During DRAPERY FABRICS End of Line Clearance Regular to $2.98 yd. SALE PRICE y J \ of pink roses and stephanotis. The maid-of-honor was Miss| Patricia Kennedy and the) bridesmaid was Miss Helen Smith. Both wore Bermuda rose] warp printed silk satin with pe-| tal headdresses and matching veils and carried pink and! white chrysanthemums, Mr. Stuart Smith acted as best man. Ushering were Messrs. Paul Bentley and Hugh Smith. | A reception was held at Knox Presbyterian Church. To re-| ceive, the bride's mother chose] a hyacinth blue Italian brocade sheath with a matching feather hat. The bridegroom's mother assisting was in navy blue and white chiffon with ash rose hat and gloves. Each wore a cor- vsage of roses. As the couple left for a wed- ding trip to points east the bride was wearing a gold box- type wool suit with a brown pill- box hat and matching accessor- ies. The newly wedded pair will live in Oshawa. Out-of-town guests were pres- ent from Orillia, Buffalo, De- troit, Hamilton, Kirkfield, Wood- ville and: Perth. Spread crackers with a blend of honey and creamed cheese, | to which nuts or grated orange peels have been added. 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