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MR. AND MRS, WILLIAM BARKER Family, Friends Honor Couple Celebrating 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. William Barker, Verdun Road, who celebrated their golden wedding anniver- sary just recently, were honored at a dinner given by their family at Sandalwood rest- aurant on Saturday evening, October 28. Thirty-five members of the family -- including grandchild- ren and great grandchildren attended. The anniversary bride wore a corsage of gold colored carnations on a deep blue all- over lace dress. The couple have seven chil- dren; two sons, Abner of Port Dalhousie, and William Jr. of Oshawa, also five daughters, Mrs. Edith Heard, Mrs. Fred Porter (Lily), Mrs. Morley Pow- ell (Dorothy), all of Oshawa and Mrs. Patrich O'Leary (Eve- lyn), Mrs. Raymond Saeger (Norma), both of Whitby. There are seventeen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Mr. William Barker Jr. acted as master of ceremonies for the dinner with Mr. Fred Porter announcing the blessing. Mr. Raymond Saeger proposed the toast to the honored couple. On behalf of the family Mrs. Raymond Saeger presented their parents with a mantel radio, «gold brooch to their. mother and a gold tie clip to cea Ernest Maxwell of Toron- ley of Inglewood, Ontario. Jo Aldwinckle, Women's WELT Editor Dial 723-3474 Proper Use, The value of the proper use; of films on Home and School programs was demonstrated at! a general meeting this week of the Oshawa and District Home and School Council by Mr. Paul| Courtice, District Representa- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 1, 1961 7 tive of the National Film Board in Hamilton. Mr. Courtice is PERSONALS also a grandson of the founder of Ontario Home and School, Mrs. Ada Courtice. Sevveral excerpts from films) Master Gary McEvers was honored at a surprise party on Saturday, October 28, to cele- brate his 16th birthday. The party was held at the home of his brother and _ sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl McEvers, Edward street. He was pre- ¥isented with many lovely gifts and the evening was spent in dancing and a sing song. Gary Elis the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman McEvers, Stacey av- enue. Gayle McNally celebrated her 9th birthday on Monday at a party held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, James McNally, RR 2 O shawa. Among her young friends pres- ent were Anne Sharpe, Donna Glover, Cindy Werner, Wendy Hitchens, Nancy Craig and Margaret Reid. Teas, birthday parties, wed- ding anniversaries, coming and goings of guests are always of interest in this column. Write, telephone or visit the social de- partment with your items of best wishes and congratulations|"ews for which there is no veners, Mrs. G.. Wilson, Mrs. Robert Calder, Mrs. Clare McCullough, June Anderson, Joyce Harbottle, Mrs. William Harnden, Mrs. Murty, Miss Anne Bilenduke, Mrs. James Hambly, Mrs. Wil- liam Nye, Mrs. W. Broadbent. The convener for the evening was Mrs. Dermot Conway with Mrs. Robert Fraser and Mrs. Stirling Morrison as ticket con- D. V. Noonam and Mrs. R. J. Normoyle, as refreshment .conveners. George Fairhart was the prize convener. Mrs. Kenneth Forbes, Beau- fort avenue, and Mrs. Leonard Haigh, Ritson. road north, are attending the RCAF (Women's Division) reunion in Toronto on Saturday at the RCAF station on Avenue road. Birthday callers on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. William C. Young, Park road north, were Mrs. Margaret Wilson, Mr. and William Ness and Mrs. Robert Aitchison. Mrs. Young is conva'escing after a five week stay in hospital. Mrs. Cc. C Mrs: were shown to illustrate the im- portance of previewing a film to determine upon what problem or subject the film is focussing so that the chairman may intro- duce it intelligently and be able to act as a discussion leader later. This discussion is very important if the chairman is to relate the subject with the au- dience effectively. The import- ance of sound as well as vision was stressed as each has a part to play in affecting the mesage the film was intended to convey. November is Home and School month in Ontario and the fol- lowing committee to publicize this was appointed. Council vice-presidents Mrs. G. E. Moss and Mrs. C. A. Powell along with Mrs. Malcolm Adam, pres- ident of Dr. S. J. Phillips Home and School Association. Closer relationship with the Oshawa Board of Education was urged by the president, Mrs. A. J. Allen. Mrs. Clayton Lee, chairman of the Public Relations Committee of the Board will be invited to attend meetings of charge. Telephone 723-3474. A night of cards was held re- cently by St. Joseph's Parent- ' Teacher Association in St. liam Campbell, both of PortiGregory's auditorium. Monsig- Dalhousie were sent prior to the| Paul Dwyer ned the e dinner, as Mrs. Barker and Mr.|ning eat beled th the 320 rea agen cae ee unable) syests, Prize winners for euchre| ne . present for the cele-\ore Mrs. William Stevens,| Sc tobias afternoon, rela Mie: Sie bt rs a be 4 : eae , "\liam Stevens an rs: R. Pot-| catbires bike atiscn Vacant, Go kee rae, Wee S n ss L. Fralick, Mrs.| Road bringing gifts and best|3 Baron, Mrs. Gordon Dignam,| wishes. Messages of congratu-/Mrs, Ronald McNaught, Mrs.| lations were received from the|/Robert Brewer, Mrs. G. Mur- Honorable Michael Starr, Mini-|less, Mrs. James Noonam, Mrs. ster of Labor, and Her Worship|-- Serene ee da of Oshawa, Christine Oshawa Golf Club (Ladies' Section) Elects Officers Mr. Barker, born in England, At the closing meeting of the came to Canada in 1902 and ladies' section of the Oshawa peior to his retirement had worked for the Board of Works Golf Club held at the home of Mrs. Edward Stone, the election Department of the City of Osh- of officers took place as fol- awa. Mrs. Barber is the former Emmeline Coulson of Streets- lows: past-president, Mrs. Jean Crawford; president, Mrs. ville. Mr. and Mrs. Barker moved to Oshawa during the George Taylor; first vice-presi- lent, Mrs. Harold Brain; sec- year of 1914 and have been liv- ing at their present home for ond vice-president, Mrs. Drew Jacobi; recording secretary, ponding on behalf of the in-laws. An electric toaster from Mrs. Abner Barker, and a_ bronze clock from Mr. and Mrs. Wil- é the last forty-two years. Out of town guests included: Mrs. Elizabeth Coulson, sister- in-law of Mrs. Barker from Streetsville, Ontario; Mr. and 'and Mr. and Mrs. Nels: - a treasurer, Miss May Robson; ladies' captain, Mrs, Drew their father. Miss Diane Heard presented them with a beautiful with a gold inscription attached given by all the grand- children. BLUEBERRY PIE Jacobi; business girls' captain, Plump blueberries, dry and Miss Madeline Guscott; rules clean, make the best pies and|Committee, Miss Doreen Dobbie BRIDE-ELECT The engagement is Lee Marshall. an- nounced today of Miss Mar- jory Ann Gatchell and Mr. Dennis bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gatchell of Oshawa and her fiance is the son of Mrs, Samuel Mar- shall of Oshawa and the late Mr. Marshall. The wedding wili take place on Thursday, November 16, at Courtice Re United Church. --Photo by Ireland [>= oad The Council. Home and School members have received an invitation to an Open House at the new Osh- awa Mental Health Clinic on Friday, November 24, The clinic psychologist, Dr. Charles H. Jackson, will be the guest speak- er at the meeting on November 20 of the E. A. Lovell Home and School Association. The film, "One on Every Street" will be shown at that time. Mrs. G. E. Moss, chairman of Fithe committee to study "The '|committee's progress to date. Explained at H&S Council Equality of Educational Oppor- tunity in Ontario", reported the '|She advised the presidents that literature was available for the use of associations who wished to pursue the study further and Value of Films Social Opening For Art Exhibit A mecting of the Art commit- tee of the Lyceum Club and within associations be used for)Women's Art Association was this purpose. held at the home of Mrs. Robert The date for submitting ma-|T. Gray, convener, recently, to terial. to the December Council|complete plans for the opening November 10. Mrs. Allen point-|be opened on Saturday, Novem- ed out that there are thirteen|ber 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the audi- rural associations affiliated with|torium of the McLaughlin Public council who may have specific|Library. The exhibit will be on problems relating to their par-|display for the month of No- ticular circumstances. She as-|vember and includes paintings sured them that council willjin oil, pastel and water color; be pleased to organize a work-|drawings and prints in all media shop for the rural associations|and sculpture by local artists. if they so desire. The president, Mrs. S. V. Bar- ecutive member of council, willjreceive exhibitors, friends and take over the Family Life chair-/all interested in the arts. Miss manship from Mrs. Alex Craigic,| Velma Kaiser will preside at the whose resignation was regret-\tea table and Mrs. R. Leo Gray fully gpa Be ager gh bing will act as hostess. would like one e new Fam-| ay ily Life Kits must apply for it/nas 2 Debi he gage through the council Publications|pefore. The selection commit- Chairman, Mrs, Charles Ander-jtee was composed of Alexandra son. Mr. Ross White was aP-ITuke, Miss Dorothy Van Luven pointed to be Safety Chairman/anq Mr. James Bell by the executive committee. Re- - freshments were served at the close of the meeting by the as- sociations of Courtice, Corona- tion, College Hill and Conant. HOUSEHOLD HINT When purchasing stair car- peting, allow enough to cover an extra stair tread. Fold extra portion against top or bottom riser when carpet is new. As it begins to wear, shift carpet sev- eral inches up or down. Planning {II | lian Mac Marsh SCHOOL OF DANCING DEA. 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