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Frank Davey and Mrs. A,|the best costumes. The auxil- UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES!**'etsevmw parc aux, |tietng Maat oo havi a y "7 EAS' W P. AUX, aft bingo every ; : ' The Ladies' Auxiliary of East-|These are to begin on Tuesday," : Inaugural UCW Service | LEGION AUXILIARY on February 20. Tickets are now| View Park met at the clubhouse| February 6 at 2 p.m. Members» The Ladies' Auxiliary, Royaljon sale from Mrs. Robert Wil-|Tecently with 12 present. willing to help on these occa-. Ee 1|Canadian Legion, Branch 43, mass A vonial evening wee as ate Piast 4 Ho 3 Bib: al a asked to telephone' : : Sie > ablicity |met on Tuesday, January ,|cussed and the date set for this * Ic i . i) of are pang wig -- tani Sionte: Program: Mesiwith President Mrs. Norman|was February 27. Another Aux-|@d Mrs Albert Turner gave) Two new members were wel- oat -- as _-- Reger tb eedey ancien Func.(McEvers presiding. With deepjiliary will be invited as guests. the treasurer's report, comed into the Auxiliary andy 1 Ww. eid ype ating' Societies hed Mrs. Bruce Buck; Stew-|'egret she announced the death) The officers and executive for). A special thanks by the pres-|also a welcome wan extended to | ihe Woolan's Aeolian andlardship and. Recrulting, Mrs jof Mrs. Amy Piney and deepest|1961 and 1962 will be guests of ident, Mrs. John Laverty, was/three visiting ladies. | |the Helping Hand Auxiliary were|Kenneth Wagg; Supply and So-/SYmpathy was expressed for the|the Men's Branch on Saturday,|fiven to all for the splendid) A motion, to, adjourn was jlunited into one new organiza-|cial Assistance, Mrs. Lawrence|'@mily. [February 3, for a social, dance| Yelp. hey feithe rious shee here on on eet Hlton, 'The United Church Wo-|Savery.. : Bazaar goods were given out\and refreshments. Jp towards the various activi-/thorne, io / Uni Leaders -- Unit 1,\t0 be made up and conveners) The 35th anniversary dinner < 4, : The hosteeses for the evenings j : |*Phoebe Scammell," Mrs, W,|are still needed for the chil-/of the Auxiliary will be held on other Permilting, a skatjwere Mrs Ade liughes, Mrs, The Rev. J. K. Moffat Was) s'celter: Unit 2, C ingle,*{dren's booth, also the candyljune 96 ing carnival is planned for the|Jean Misztak and Mrs. M, Muir.. assisted In 'he pulpit. by Mrs,|¥. Salter; Uni * vommingle, at hike cobking booths, The une 40, e children of the neigrborhood on| The next Auxiliary meeting John Dyer, who read the scrip- oe cee' feng - jg draw tickets are now available|,."embers reported ill were|Saturday, February 3, at 2Iwill be held on Thursday, Feb- ture, and by Miss Millicent vi) % ig i Tevall: Uaitlfrom Mrs. Herbert Bathe, The|M"S: Ross _ Westlake, Mrs.p.m. Prizes are t» be given for ruary 22 at § p.m. Luke, who led in prayer. nel': "Cameo," Mrs, Charles Wal-\bazaar will be held on April 10.) ~ Mr. nig _ Pon lace; Unit 6, "Fidelis," Mrs.| A night of cards will be held congreg: , * it " ce | eeerenenemerenerneereneremeeemceraneensnaan after which he presided for the|«cunchine,' Mrs, Jelle Bakker: dedication of the executive, who) ynit 9. "Astra," Mrs. Robert are: President, Mrs. R. H./opeod; Unit 10, '"Afternoon| @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, February 2, 1962 Simcoe Street Church Holds An historic event in the annals Nominations, MR, AND MRS. ALBERT F. COX Memory Kindled As Couple Look Back | |ponding secretary, Holden; first vice - president, Mrs. Robert. Sheffield; second vice-president, Mrs Stanley Sar- geant; third vice-president, Mrs. Frank Black; recording secre- tary, Mrs S. G. Lailey; corres Mrs, Jelle Bakker; treasurer, Mrs, Ralph Jewell; pianist, Mrs. T. C, Worden. 'Chairmen. of committees:-- Christian Citizenship and Social Action, Miss Lenore Glass; Auxiliary," Miss Millicent Luke; Unit 11, "Harvey Hunt," Miss Gladys Frise; Uni' 12, 'Helping Hand," Mrs. Irvine Cowie. STUFFED WIENERS Beat %4 cup grated Canadian Cheddar cheese into 2 cups of |hot mashed potatoes. Serve the jabove mixture in split wieners spread with mustard, suggest food experts. To brown the frankfurters, broil in the oven DANCEY'S Self-Serve SHOE SALE Will End Tomorrow At 6 p.m. 4-day treatment $135 . . Community Friendship and 60 Y of Ha Married Life Visiting, Mrs. Rupert Edwards; er eals Ppy Co-operation in Missionary and Th ind Sirekt Unit Christian Education, Miss vn o a gp agate ' i i » Canadian liams Piano Company in the ey attend King Street Unil-\jyn Gay; Finance, Miss Gladys nsalted nuts keep better Gateanan ot Siccary 12, 1902,\same capacity and still main-|ed Church and Mr. Cox is @ Frise; Flowers, Mrs. H. M. than salted ones, as salt speeds supplies the key to a happy|tains an absorbing interest in sixty-year member of Florence Smith; Literature and Commu- |rancidity and all nuts should be anniversary which falls onithis specialized work, reading|Nightingale Lodge, IOOF, Bow- nications, Mrs, Orville Eagle; |stored in airtight containers Monday next. The text reads|scientific magazines and man- manville. Membership, Mrs. Philip Perry; |and kept in a cold place. i) | CHEVROLET for a few minutes. One ORNAAL. capsule brings you 12 hours of continuous relief from stuffy nose, _ Weepy eyes, and sinus pressure. * REG, Con, T.M. Off, "A very quiet wedding took |times. He still undertakes tun- place last Wednesday, Feb- jing for a few special custom- ruary 5, at 5 p.m. at the [ers. residence of Mr. Thomas Pin- | He was born in --Bowman- gle, Liberty street, when his {ville July 12, 1877, the youngest second daughter, Miss Ethel json of a family of 13 of Mr. Blanche Pingle, was united in |jand Mrs. David Cox who came marriage with Mr. Albert F. |to Canada from Oxfordshire in Cox, youngest son of Mr. |1872. Mrs. Cox, the former Miss David Cox, Bowmanville. The |Blanche Pingle, was born in Reverend W. J. Jolliffe, BCL, |Whitevale. There were ten in officiated. Only the imme- jher family; a brother was diate relatives of the contract- |killed overseas and seven are ing parties 'were present. The |Still living. bride's costume was a very "he becoming dress:.of old rose oe ; cashmere with white silk and e Pingle family moved to lace applique trimming, She Bowmanville, where Mr. and was assisted by her sister, oy Agel babi married ey Miss Florence Pingle, who » Mr. Cox played the clari- was 'neatly dressed in a. bo- net in the Bowmanville Band dice bf cinilar color, with and as their little family grew, black skirt The groom was each member in turn learned ably supported by Mr Char- to play an instrument and the les Dickinson, "forenian of Cox Family musical evenings The Statesman office, After became famous. congratulations the bridal |. The couple have four chil- party partook of a nicely nre- dren: Mr. Frank Cox; Mrs pared wedding dinner, The iFred Smith (Florence); Mr. bride received a very choice |Arthur G. Cox who will cele and useful collection of pres- |brate his birthday on his par- ents, including several bank ents' anniversary, and Mr notes. The groom's fellow |Clarence Cox There are three tuners in the Dominion Organ |&tandchildren. brings you a new World of Worth-23 ways! The Car thats FIRST in SALES... Finest in Features... For those who will settle for nothing less than the leader, we proudly present the 1962 Chevrolet, Once again, Chev- rolet's outstanding array of values has and Piano factory remember- | ed him handsomely. The young couple begin married life with the best wishes of all for a bright and happy While with the Williams Pia~ no Company, Mr. Cox worked under the late Harry Salmers, superintendent, and the late |Newton Johns, foreman tuner. |He recalls playing in concerts made it the top-selling car in Canada . .. and no wonder, when you see what these beauties offer! Elegant new styling that does every owner proud! Fine features by the score make paying future." : i ni : lin the old Crystal Theatre, for- YOUNG - IN - HEART ..,,,merly Thomas' Livery Stable, On Monday the "'bridal pair' where Kresge's store now will mark their diamond wed- ctands. ding anniversary. Mrs. Cox will be 83 in June and her) NEW VENTURES bridegroom, 85, in July and it) About 1914, Mr. Cox left the would be rare, indeed, to find|Williams Piano Company to 2 younger-seeming pair. join the Bradley Brothers in Mr. Cox has combined a lifejreal. estate, He also took over interest with his chosen work.|the agency for Heintzman pia- He learned the art of piano|nos and later became the first tuning from the late Mr. W. B.|Ford dealer in Oshawa, but he Tapson. In 1909 he came tojnever relinquished his first Oshawa to work for the. Wil-jlove, piano tuning. Mr. and Mrs. Cox have al- USE IN OMELETS ways lived on Elgin street east In even the best meal plan-|and although Mrs. Cox has en- ning, leftovers are sometimes|joyed visits to California and a problem, but leftover meat is|New York she wouldn't want to delicious when added to omelets.iive anywhere else. more seem pointless, Ever-so-gentle Jet-smoothness makes byways seem like highways. Spacious interiors make everyone more completely comfortable, Yes, Chevrolet leads in sales again be- cause it leads in-every other way again. Check Chevrolet's superiority at your Impala Sport Sedan Chevrolet dealer's soon. For people who look for a car that in- corporates the newest advances in auto- motive engineering, the pick of the lot is the new Chevy II -- winner of the official Annual Award for Engineering Excellence sponsored by Car Life Magazine. After intensive tests, Car Life's experts found Chevy II to be 1962's outstanding achievement in car engineering . . . and they. had added words of praise, too. Things like, "Long-wearing ruggedness . . . simple elegance . . . sound and solid . . . de- lightful car to drive . . . up-to-date as the missile age". So ran thé comments on the completely new Chevy II, And Chevy II owners are quick te agree. So will you be. Test the car the experts picked -- Chevy II. Nova 400 Convertible RICHARD HUDNUT |, SHAMPOOS! | EGG CREME SHAMPOO the original Egg Creme Shampoo made from real eggs to beautify your hair as it cleanses. In two types: for Dry hair: for Normal to Oily hair, For families who appreciate fun, Corvair's the only car that supplies it so readily, so comfortably and so come pletely, and here's what makes such fun possible. The engine is in the rear -- giving outstanding traction, greater handling ease and superior weight dis- tribution. 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