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The annual dinner meeting of 'the Oshawa Business and Pro- fessional Women's Club was held at Adelaide Hous with the Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, May 2: " 4, 1962 7 president, Miss Gladys Hill pre- | siding. Following dinner, reports of the recent Regional Confer-) ence, at Bowmanville, were pre- sented by the official delegates, Hazards of Summer Holidays Revealed at V. Massey H&S BOWMANVILLE WEDDING Edward Clarke and the bride- groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Stephens, all of Bowmanville Astor Married in St, Paul's Unit- ed Church, Bowmanville, recently, were Karen Diane Clarke and Robert Roy Stephens. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Studio Dr. S. J. Phillips Pupils Perform For Parents at H&S Meeting The auditorium of Dr. S. J Phillips School was filled to capacity with proud and inter ested parents when the childrer presented the program for th: annual meeting of the Home anc School Association. Miss Linda Cooper introduced each item The pupils of Mrs. M. K Stephenson's Grade 3 class san; three selections, "'It's Wonde ful Weather for Ducks', "'Gold- en Slumbers" and "Susie, Litt): Susie', These little performer: % were: James Bellingham, Bev- etley Blakely, Colin Brookes, Gayle Brownson, Michael Clapp Robert Cooper, Nancy Craig, Larry Crozier, Catherine Den nis, Robert Faust, Carol Free- 3 born, Joan Gardner, 'Teddy Hawkshaw, Valerie Heard, Lynda Hess, Denise Kornylo. Kathy Lancaster, Bradford Logan, Diana Lovell, James MacMillan, Janice McLean, David Popham, Terry Richard- son, David Ruchin, Janet Rus- sell, Cleve Sheffield, Debra) Short, Laurie Spring, Terry Tre- win, and Paul Winkler. Three poems, presented as a display of choral speaking, en- ea" Crushers Hyman", titled '"'Why?"', 'Mew, Mew, three parts were offered Mew", and "We Thank Thee"/Miss Dorothy Smith's Grade 6] were delightful. The children students. Beth Broadbent, Jeff} taking part were from Mrs. J.\Chesebrough, Sandra Clapp,| F, Payne's Grade 1 class and\Gayle Cooke, Carol . Copeland,| included the following: Susan|Gordon Crawford, Billy Cream- MRS. MALCOLM ADAM (Re-elected president) Three musical The annual meeting of Vincent |Miss Lily Saunders, who gave a lvivid account of Miss Dorothy Milligan's novel description of the duties of club officers and members, and Miss Hill, outlined Provincial President 'Mrs. Helene Gibson's inspiring after-dinner speech on the aims land objectives of the Business who ' Annual Reports Follow Dinner | SOCIAL NOTICES For B&PW Club Members FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Post of |Whitby wish to announce the Women's Week, Mrs. Frank Wil-|marriage of their daughter, son; Consumers' Association of|Betty, to Mr. Gerald S. Emm, Canada, Miss E. Holmes; |son of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Emm Archives, Miss Florencejof High Wycombe, Buckingham, Hawkes. shire, England. The marriage Miss Jennie Pringle, Regional will take place on Saturday, Adviser, conducted an impress-|June 16, 1962, at 3.30 p.m. in ive installation ceremony. Miss| Whithy United Church. Gladys Hill, in accepting her) " ~ C second term as president, thank-) yy, be pe peggy oo I ed the members for their co-| ,,; c ' operation in the past year and when Peel agree the ben jlooked forward to a new year of ferrite Elsi =e Oe uae endeavor to live up to the Busi-| ™ ue: ah arfine ane Me ness and Professional Women's A M y Llovd sees be eov'y Clubs' aim -- to improve the nee saga Mild iller of Col- status of women everywhere. [pees The marriage is to Miss Hill thanked Miss} '@ke place on Saturday, June SUMMER. | COTTONS from Massey Home and School As- sociation took place recently and was in the form of a pot- luck supper meeting, with tne Principal, Mr. W. J. Armstrong, Professional Women's| Pringle for her part in the eve- 'lubs. Ten Oshawa members at-/ning's program and, on behalf tended the Conference presided|of all the members, extended over by Regional Adviser, Miss|g00d wishes for an enjoyable |9, at 3 o'clock in the chapel of his staff, and Mrs. George Moss, vice-president of. council, as guests. Following the dinner, the parents present were shown the film "'Dangerous Stranger". This film was an excellent one to show children, without fright- ening them, the dangers of go- ling off with strangers. It is es- pecially important at. this time of year, with carefree summer holidays so near, The film has been 'purchased by the Jaycettes for the use of schools and any other interested groups and the Jaycettes urge that it be used as extensively as possible. Special guest speakers were Mr. William Bagnell and his as- sistant, Mr. Murray Walker of the Bowmanville Division of the Red Cross. Their theme was "Water Safety" and they proved to be not merely familiar with their subject, but deeply de dicated to its principles and practice. Mr. Bagnell explained how, since the sharp rise in fatalities, due to tragedies in rural areas, such as drownings in artificial ponds, more stress must be put on further safety measures Studies on water safety principles have been commenced in the three serv- ices in Europe on the various jstations and have resulted in |service men becoming instruc- |tors in field stations being set jup for this work. Many cities such as Ottawa, London, Pe- terborough and Toronto, have instituted pool training for han- dicapped children which has |proved to be a tremendous help }to such children | Mr. Walker told very vividly lof the importance of what termed a 'Reaching Assist'. Anyone attempting to rescue a person in distress in the water {should use a reaching assist rather than a "bodily contact' rescue since the latter has so often resulted in a double fatal ity. There are many aids in a jreaching assist. Among those most handy at such times would, be a long sturdy stick, an oar, ja towel, shirt, or belt, or a rope! or ring buoy to be thrown out in case the distance is too great for a close rescue. Many ob- jects which will float are usu- is ,, Selections, | ally available to be shoved out" 'Early One Morning" in unison,|to the victim. These might be a "Marianina", in two parts, andi pail, a sealed gas can, of a 'N) wooden chair. by Mr. Bagnell then. described the type of lifejackets available and urged their use by all per- sons in boats ant their constant use by small children, whether Jennie Pringle. holiday abroad. Members were reminded of Andrew' s-by-the-Sea, July. It is expected N.B., lronto Club to attend their Em- jblem Breakfast at the "Old jMill" on June 3 and from the TB and Health Association to their annual dinner were re ceived. Mrs. Colin Leslie, of | Adelaide, South Australia, who jhas been a recent house guest of Misses Florence and Rose a Hawkes, was introduced to the members. : #8 Following the reading of the itston ds a e 3 rtdoaale annual reports, Miss Audrey ': Lawler, chairman of the nom- MRS. NORMAN ROE inating committee, presented the (Re-elected) new slate of officers for 1962-63 in boats or on shore. The life- which was unanimously ap- jackets to be used should be proved. The new executive is as stamped as approved by the | follows: S Dept. of Transport and should) Past president, Mrs. Frank be a perfect fit. Strict attention| Wilson; president, Miss Gladys should be paid to this and to/Hill; Ist vice-president, Mrs. J the weight value listed on each/Richardson; 2nd vice-president, jacket. Mrs. R. a" Pay Pg recording a . secretary, Miss Joy Reid; cor- Pihdoghl caren neler ae responding secretary, Miss Aud- monstrations of the three forms|"°Y Lawler; treasurer, Mrs. M. of artificial respiration and a|* Ort: film on "Water Safety' showing Conveners of committees the application of the practices|Ways and means, Mrs, W. Pot- they had outlined. They were|ter; program, Miss Mildred thanked by Mrs. Gerald Hudson Price; entertainment, Miss Cora on behalf of the members pre- Cruse; co-conveners, Mrs. A. R. sent Wilson, Miss F. M. Hawkes; |! The business meeting began;membership, Miss Viola Mc- with a report by Mrs. Jack) Dougall; international, Mrs. E Dewell, Chairman of the Nomi- Reynolds; United Nations, Miss nations Committee. The new ex- Lily Saunders; civic relations, ecutive for 1962-63 is as follows:|Miss Gladys Frise; sunshine, President, Mrs. N. V. Roe; vice- Mrs. KE. Tummonds; employ- presidents, Mrs. Gordon Garri- ment conditions, Miss Beryl son, Mrs. Harold Forsythe; sec- Bassingthwaighte; emblem, retary, Mrs. Stephen King; trea- Mrs. E: Thompson; resolutions, surer, Mrs. William Witham: | bylaws, regulations and legisla- executive. committee: Mrs. W. tion, Miss Jennie Pringle; Bul- Boyko, Mrs. C. Collings, Mrs.|Jetin, Mrs. George Telford; pub- R. Elliott, Mrs. C. Glassford licity, Miss Rose Hawkes and Mrs. R. Porteous. The of- fice of corresponding secretary remained Vacant to be filled by the executive at a future time. the delicious dinner, but also These officers were installed by|for their help and co-operation Mrs. George Moss who spoke|during the year. He announced briefly, bringing greetings from} Vincent Massey Field Day to be council. She also commended!June 6, followed by Field Day Mrs. Roe on the very efficient}at Alexandra Park on June 20, job she has done over the past)Mrs. B. A. McCarl, Mrs. C year, Collings, Mrs. C. Glassford and Mrs: Roe handed out the)/Mrs. P. Mutrie volunteered to printed copies of the annual re-|assist convenor Mrs. Boyko on ports which had. been compiled] Field Day committee in advance for the members'| Mrs. Roe closed the meeting attention. These were discussed|with her thanks to last years' ae ie Representatives: Business The annual June picnic will be} meeting. WIFE PRESERVERS To save time use a new clamp - on vegetable strainer which locks securely onto cook- ware to retain vegetables while pouring out juices SHARE HONORS SASKATOON (CP)--A father and daughter from Kinistino,! Sask., received degrees at the annual convocation of the Uni- versity of Saskatchewan. Ralph} Coffey graduated with the de-| gree of bachelor of education,| and Donna Beryl Coffey re-| ceived her degree in arts and! sciences. | NOTED FOUNDER The National Council of} Women was founded in 1893 un-| der the ptesidency of Lady Aberdeen, wife of the then gov- ernor-general. | FINAL CLEARANCE Better Framed Pictures Values to 9.95 CLEARING AT 99c to 2.49 Landscapes, Florals, Juvenile Motifs etc. King Street United Church. ENGAGEMENT Mr, and Mrs. Karol Rose- man, Oshawa, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ritson Home and School "RE-ELECTED At the annual meeting. of the national convention at St.held at the home of Mrs, J.|Elizabeth Helen, to Mr. Ronald| association, Mrs. Eric in|Richardson, RR 1, Brooklin, on|James Norrish, son of Mr. and severa]|June 25. Miss Cora Cruse in-|Mrs. Leslie Norrish of Mark- members of the club will at-|vited the executive to meet atjham, Ontario. The marriage is tend. Invitations from the To-|her home June 4, for their first|to take place on Saturday, June) - _ Cooper was returned to office as president for a_ second term. 9, at 12.00 o'clock in St. Greg- ory's Roman Catholic Church, Oshawa, LIVELY SHOW MONTREAL (CP)--A circus setting highlighted one fur col- Thomp- lection at a trade show here Whitby, 3rd Con-|Complete with a whip-cracking cession, will be at home tojringmaster, the showing opened relatives, friends and neigh-|with furs dyed brilliant colors bors on Tuesday, May 29, from|including red, green and blue, 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. onjand closed with a "wild animal the occasion of their 55th wed-lact" of leopard, ocelot, zebra ding anniversary and cheetah. BE LOVELY--ALL WAYS Circle the bra that keeps its shape forever! AT HOME Mr. and Mrs. A. J. son, RR 2, Inner WASH ITI CRUSH ITI IT SPRINGS RIGHT BACK! mae inner circle bra with "invisinet" $4.00 Available at all leading department, chain and specialty shops, including: | | | | Here ore sunny styles from our new collection, to carry comfortably through your busy Special Purchase be COTTON SHEATHS Enable us to offer them at the low price of oe 8.88 Blacks Peter-Pan Products On Sale In Oshawe At. . « LADIES' WEAR 72 SIMCOE ST. N. Open Friday Evening briefly. Mr. Armstrong thanked the| pressed the hope that the next Home and School members, behalf of his staff, not only forlthe past one. }executive and members and ex- on|year would be as successful as Station Plaza -- Oshawa Ph, 728-7271 77 KING ST. EAST JAYN-MODDE DRESSES 725-1912 PHONE 725-4561 Blight, Pauline Brookes, Cindyjer, Jamie Drynan, Eddy Hall, Brooks, James Copeland, Diana)Peggy Ann Hurst, Evelyn Keel, Cooper, Jennifer Curley, Lynda) Marilyn Knihisky, Michael Lan-| Forrester, Alexandra Galbraith,|caster, Gordon Lewis, Norma| Barbara Houlden, Ricky Hawk-|Lonsberry, Greg Maidlow, Gary shaw, Lynda Kirby, Victor|Manning, Mary Manning, Lewis, John Lovell, Elizabeth\Rrenda McFeeters, Peter Mc- Miller, Rosemary McLaughlin, | Laughlin, Jeff Murray, James Kathy MacMillan, Jill Osborne,|Nesbitt, Janet Richardson, Ted Margaret Reed, Kathy Ross,| Rundle, Vicki Skelton, Channez Cynthia Rundle, Jane Scott.) Smith, Scott Stephenson, Dianne Kathy Sheffield, Sandra Vickers,/Taylor, Sandra Thaler, Hilda] Larry Walters, Shelley Wilson,| Visser, Linda Warburton, Diane| Robert Williams, Terry Wood,| White, Brian Wilson, Paul Wood! Lawrence Woodley and Briony Smith were in this| A folk dance, "The Mexican) presentation. Donkey Dance" was the presen-| The president, Mrs. Malcolm tation from Miss Ivah Fox's|Adam, presided for the business Grade 2 class. The girls taking meeting. Brief annual reports part were Elaine Cavanaugh,|Were given by the secertary,| Glenda Keetch, Joanne Marks,|Mrs. Morris York and by Mrs.| Joan Nelson, Carol Willson,|Herbert Chesebrough, cor- Janet Wilson, Heidi Haiverlan-| responding secretary. The finan- der, Susan Davis, Susan|cial statement was presented by| Prosser. the treasurer, Mrs. -- Robert Grade 4 pupils from the rooms/Kelly. The room count for the of Mrs. Grace Evans and Mrs.|¢vening was won by Mrs. J. F C. §. Valleau danced a square Payne's Grade 1 class. A gift of dance, "Pass the Left Hand|@ Cheque will be presented to Lady Under". These pupils were Miss Lamoine Love for having John Broadbent, Barbara Mc- po price piotogaey a Pe : Stevens, Natalie ents over e year at the ome ae yb sia Blake. and School meetings. Miss Love} Carey Childs, George Goulding, will use this to treat her pupils and Margaret Buchanan. of Grades 4 and 5 ; Er Mrs. Adam asked for twenty A play, depicting the al volunteers to assist in the ad- fens Gonticmeaek yet ministering of the Sabin (oral) 5 $ red eens es pe contribution -- the Grade 5 posing gM he oe students of Miss _ Jacqueline clinic will be held in the school Kitto's class. These "explorers"'| 5, June 5. 6. and 7 also were Carolyn Holtby, John Lan-| py, rincipal, Mr. Laurence der, Dianne Law, Roberta May P gta Te geal he Sages Mon. Savery, announced that the ex- Alan McDonnell, Paul Mon-|sminations will commence in aghan, Jan Riehl, and 'Elise|the early part of June SDEINE Mrs. R. J, Lancaster present- An historical fashion show of ed the slate of officers for the the seventeen hundreds was por-|coming year. Mrs. Lloyd Cour- trayed by the Grade 7 students tice installed the new executive, of Mrs. Amy Trotter. The "fash-| which is as follows: president, ionable'" models were David)Mrs. Malcolm Adam; vice-pres- Alexander, Douglas Bidgood,|ident, Mrs. Robert Richardson: Jane Burden, Warren Cooper,|yice - president, Mrs. Russell) Gail Denby, Donna Gannon,|Hayward; recording secretary, Garry Gulliver, David Ham-/Mrs, Morris York; correspond- QUES BARGAINS GALORE nic: 27 DAYS TO GO [NN BARGAINS GALORE ED. WILSON RETIRING FROM BUSINESS...! 27 DAYS TO GO EVER..! Spring-Filled _ Mattresses Famous Brand Nomes --Serta, Beverley, Res- tonic, Sealy, Feather- weight. Now reploce your worn-out mat- tress with one of these high quolity smooth- top mattresses et a fraction of their reg- uler selling price. REG- ULER VALUES TO 89.50, LAST. ED Fi CONSIDERABLE STOCK- YOU TAKE ADVANTAGE NOW... or WN WALNUT TRIPLE DRESSER Bedroom Suite Bevelled tilt-mirrer on %- Only 2 Left Beautiful 2-piece Chesterfield Suites High quolity frieze cov- ers. Foam cushions. Let- est styling. You must see these! 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