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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturdey, Februery 17, 1962 pore toa Bice S85 wy I'M ONE Bright-eyed Terri Lynn, | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Harold Arsenault, College av- | enue, is celebrating her first birthday today. Terri is the granddaughter of Mr. and | PERSONALS _| Miss Dorothy Gordon whose| marriage to Mr. Harvey Roger| Steenburgh took place this af ternoon has been honored at| pre-nuptial parties. Mrs. Wil-} liam Ranstead, Mrs. Gary| Ranstead and Mrs. Russell| Reeve held a miscellaneous} shower at the latter's home.| __| Tennis Club Holds First Dance The Oshawa Tennis Club held| its first club dance of the year| at the Grandview Golf Club re-| cently. } Many old members and pros-| pective members of the club \attended. Those in attendance Larry Weldon, Janette) McNamee, Harry Chambers,| dward Roberts, Albert Cox,| {Marion McNamee, Jack Kelly, Barbara Cochrane, Gwyn Rob-/ lerts, James Falk, Pauline Hil-} lier, Larry Kendall, Janette) Zambonelli, Paul Richardson. | John Gibson, Allan Boyle,| Robert' Brown, 'June Terry, Brian Prestly, Mr. and Mrs. A.! C: Hurn, Mr. 'and Mrs. D. J.| /Roache, Mr. and Ms. R. Cox,| Mr. and Mrs. William Harnden, | /Mr. and Mrs. C. Hewett, Anne} iBell, Bryce Brown, Mr. and Mrs. P. MacLean, Mr. and Mrs, H. Mitchel, Mr and Mrs | K. Alderton, Mr. and Mrs. K.| Berry, Mr, and Mrs. W. Selby. | After an evening of renewing) old friendships, the guests were served buffet refeshments. The chairmen of the social = \committee, the Misses Eleanor] ;\MacDonald and June McGreg.| | a 'lor, served. The master of cere- monies for the first club dance was Mr. Robert MacDonald, chairman of the new members' committee for 1962 TODAY" vam De Mrs. Frank Mackin and Mr. : | and Mrs. W. R. Arsenault and great-granddaughter of | § Mrs. Jack Mackin, all of Osh- | # | awa. --Photo by Hornsby | FINE START | LONDON (CP) -- Montreal actor Christopher Plummer, ac-| cepting an award for the best) ™ performance by an actor in| ® 1961, said it was 'rather tough" to win such an-honor|# with his first play in London.} "It is obviously going to be} @& downhill all the way now," said Plummer, who is appearing in "Becket." Mrs. Leonard Clapp and Mrs.| Clarence Corbett held a miscel-| laneous shower at the former's| home, Mrs. Wilfred Anthony was hostess at a miscellaneous shower at her home on Kaiser Crescent. The guests were en-| tertained with several amusing games and a medley of piano selections played by Mrs. An-| thony and her sister, Mrs. Rich- ard Moses. Mrs. William Har- old, Gordon entertained at SOCIAL NOTICE -, RECEPTION : Mrs. Eva Badgley will be)? happy to receive her relatives,| Wi friends and neighbors at the! @ home of her daughter, Mrs. Jo- MAI seph Flavelle, 450 Cromwell avenue, on Sunday, February' 25, from 2 to 5 and 6 to 9 p.m HEARING SERVICE on the occasion of her 90th 850 YONGE ST., TORONTO @ New Hi Fi Clary @ New Exciting Designs @ New Big 4 advantages get FREE BOOKLET--write n open house in honor of her birthday WA 4-2317 | daughter. Tea was served by Mrs. Clarence Hutcheon, Mrs.|Iiveen and Mr. and Mrs, A. W.|Name .....+ssseeeeeseecess | Edward Webster and Mrs. Al-| lan Gordon. Assisting in the|bers and their guests and danc trousseau rooms and presiding over the guest book was Miss till 1 a.m. with an interval a Penny Cline Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Coe,} Mr. Herbert Lyons and Mr. Jack Lyons, Celina street and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Callahan, Wilkinson avenue, were in To- ronto on Wednesday where they attended the funeral of the late Mr. Leo J. McDonald. | 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| news for which there is no) charge. Telephone 723-3474. Representing the Ontario County unit of the Canadian Cancer Society at the Ontario Division conference for staff, campaigh and extension held in} Toronto last weekend were} Mrs, Fred Lloyd, executive) secretary; Mrs. J K. Law-| rence, Brooklin, co-chairman for extension, and Mrs. Walter Famme, campaign chairman) for Ontario County Unit and Di- vision No. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bourrie and Mr. David Frolick were present at the capping cere-! mony in -St: Michael's Cathe- dral last Sunday afternoon when 110 nurses-in-training from) St. Michael's Hospital; includ- ing Miss Mary Frances Bour- rie, received their caps. Taking part in the ceremony was the Reverend Father Wilfred Firth, formerly of St. Grevory's . A reception for parents and friends followed in the hall of the nurses' residence. The official opening of the addition to the Oshawa Golf Club will be marked next 'Fri- day evening by a reception and dance. From.7 o'clock on Dr. Charles Mcllveen and Mrs. Mc-' Armstrong will receive mem- Address ing will follow from 9 p.m. Tews midnight for light refreshments.| OT/MV/2/17/62 How Should | Know Where ag ER Her Medicine Is!" "Doesn't she know It's foolish to write away for medicine when she ean | get it right away at-2 pharmacy?" The postman isn't to blame when medicine fs delayed in the mail. Out-of- town "prescription factories" simply | can't give the quick, dependable pre- | scription service provided by our pharmacy. | | } } And the sooner you get your medl- Cine, the sooner it can begin to help | you regain your good health, For peace of min¢--have your prescriptions filled by us immediately, Copt, Aérertivars Exchange tag. 1962 "COMPOUNDING YOUR PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTION IS OUR PROFESSION" Quy & Lovell Oshawa - Bowmanville -- Whitby "We Send Medicines To Europe" MePpor eee rea lhe ®, a , ) GG What Parents Should Know About Family Allowance Cheques... WATCH... LISTEN... Watch further advertisements in this newspaper for additional information. Also the Special 'Bonus Offer" at your door... coming soon. Listen to CKLB daily. Learn how you cos enter this exciting contest. CASH YOUR FAMILY ALLOWANCE CHEQUE THIS AND EVERY MONTH AT ANY CENTRE STORE... IT MAY BE WORTH A CASH BONUS !