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dictate alll ln dilin dle, POG Soto og College Hill H&S Presents i etsy "47.2)_u ousws nim inh 9 Mrs. Eric Jacklin and Mrs. ° Edward Holland are to look worked out with considerable : Awards For Studies, Sports. ss ane THE STARS SAY |" : ] If you are matrimonially- ) , Mrs. Holland wished every By ESTRELLITA minded, you may, even unex- A recent award presentation|the school staff next term.one a happy holiday. A social pectedly, wend your way to the wan held at College Hill School.|Miss Susan Waters and Miss|half hour was spent over teal|FOR TOMORROW liar late thle Gent oF te Ke Mr. Howard Brown announced|A. L, Kellar accepted gifts served by Mrs. Leo Gray,| It may take a good deal Of|vember, if not, a couple of that Paulette Gulenchyn and|from Mrs, Douglas Langley Mrs. Charles Boyle. patience, perseverance and) chances are indicated next May dward Helcoe were the win-jand Mr. G. D. Simpson ac- TRE shrewdness to handle the situa- : ; ners of the high scholastic|cepted a gift from Mrs. Gordon Be saggy cee the tiors you a'e likely to face this eo" = eer average for the Grade 8 class.|Stacey. UCW 8 of King Street United day but, forewarned, you should) *@miy and he e interests The prizes were presented by be able to take them in your|Will be governed by generous Mrs. Melvin McKinley and Mrs. UNITS GR U gee eS yor stride. Remain cheerful in spite|aspects for most of the year Earl Adams on behalf of the A 0 PS 35. present. of any opposition and keep your! ahead, but be alert to possible Home and School Association. ' ,_.| temper, atter how stubborn ome and School Association. |" ATFXTLTARIES | M"*. Leslie vans was inl ihe aitude of others, Use g004| tober "avald speculation during 174 RITSON RD. S. rizes were also presented. charge of the devotional period|jydgment in financial matters tober. Avoid speculation during : Z a lighten IN OSHAWA Linda Zybala and Terry Nicho- ALBERT STREET UCW with Mrs. Wilfred Harris read-| also. ae vate Sete ae th yore (Unit 4) ing the Scripture. A reading)FOR THE BIRTHDAY A "vr sadirMiunl petits Mrs, Edward Holland, presi-|"The Old Preacher" was given| If tomorrow is your birthday, |have a warm personality. ' dent, presided at the Junelpy Mrs. Roy Bond. Mrs. Wil-|your horoscope indicates good The primary plaque waS WON| meeting held in the Friend. hor 4 : iss Grace Pater-| <p " iend-|tiam Ward gave the treasurer's|possibilities for occupational pen by Grade 3, Miss Grace Pater-| ship Room" recently, sag | 2 the treasurers ror financial gain late. (his DEAN OF STUDENTS oO to 10 p.m. Every Night son's class.*Sharon Patterson) yrs, Bric Coo; 4 r i t d f Mrs. per conducted) were also given. month, in September, late No-| MONTREAL (CP) -- Mts. accepted the award from Mrs./the worship service, choosing) poreshments were served by|Vember, late December and/Ruth Marion Rolph, a political STRETCH YOUR DOLLARS Earl Adams. The junior plaque|'"the New Commandment" as ; was won by Grade 5-6, MisSlner theme. Mrs. Victor Phair|Ms- Leslie Evan's group. tat Ramieliiey pat B gig economist with the head office AT GLECOFF'S ! Cin won ae nee terests between now and the|% 'te Bank of Montreal, is from Mrs, Nicholas Gulenchyn. Oo Much, SAFETY BANDS end of September: also in De-|leaving shortly to become the S eci ] { Th Fri d S The intermediate plaque was Thoughts for the Day were| GLOUCESTER, England (CP)|cember and January. first dean of students at Reni- Pp lals 10r urs., . an al. won by Grade 8, Mr. G. D. tong schist Give Graham, |giver-grey armbands that glit-| Those engaged in creative|son College at the University of JULY 5, 6 AND 7 ' 1 Loge-|" : ter in the headlights of a car|Work or any profession requit-| Waterloo. The new Anglican col- ' . Simpson's room. Danie' Sica Yas G i" ' man accepted the award from| Mrs. Leo Gray read the min- 'nw i ing imagination and originality are being issued to Gloucester-| 1) he under inspiring. stimuli lege opens in September. She Mrs. Roger Planche. utes, while Mrs. Eric Jacklin Gifts' were also presented to|8@ve the treasurer's report. shire school children as part of|in September and November, will also lecture in political NBEAM teachers: who will not be on| Plans were made for a potia road safety campaign when new ideas could beiscience. DANISH BUNS Mea. 39 FOR 35° suvenaxwwvansany somes | UEP er {( e2eenac Py IEE GRAN SUGAR 10. 83° Family and Friends Honor | teas f Lamm | : GRAM. SUGAR 100 027.77 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hercia ey, ail \ SOLO MARGA 4..89° Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hercia of sented the pair with a crystal] . : Qe i Ritson road south were plea-jcake dish with silver trim. The) ¢. 5 on Ny , arene i . FIRST GRADE santly surprised recently when|Rev. Dymtro Luchak and Mrs. "--. FS ' BUTTER LB. 49 some 50 relatives agthered at)Luchak were present and also 5 Re - ign. ah s) . , Ta, WITH 2.00 OR MORE MEAT ORDER their home on the occasion of|Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fertile. their silver wedding anniver- Frenchman's Bay, parents of]; ©. ' ; : sary. Mr. John Strocen of To-|Mrs. Donald Hercia. i wt. 4 fe I A YOUR CHOICE ronto, best man 25 years ago The anniversary cake was cut) & Sif se ; y ; "7 -- hs CARTON 3.09 presented Mrs. Hercia with a|by Mr. and Mrs. Hercia with a z : Cys corsage of salmon pink baby|white knife, loaned for the oc-| ; d ' ? AULA ~' CHRISTIES' SLICED roses and Mrs. Paul Butka, casion by Mrs. Ron Pollard,| ; f : i 2 BREAD 2 POR 37° bridesmaid, then gave Mr. Her-|god-daughter of Mrs. Hercia} { : : j "a ; \ cia a carnation boutonierre, and|who used it at her own wed-| 3° mo \ j snais each guest received roses. ding last November. Mr. and| ' . ROASTS BEEF CHUCK 45° Quickly the rooms were de-|Mrs. Hercia led the anniversary : a LB, corated with bouquets of red/| waltz, with all guests joining in i "fh. " i) and yellow roses, and white|and dancing continued to re- ROUND S OR ROASTS « peonies. A beautifully decorated|corded music. | Pi ' LB. 79 three-tier anniversary cake cen- Decorating the buffet, set up| ee s we Ce tered the head table at which/for late refreshments was a sil.| ; e G BEEF sat the anniversary couple with|ver bowl containing 25 red te . Vs BLADE ROASTS Ls. 59« their past attendants, Mr. John|roses, presented by Mr. Harry % 'y Strocen, Mr. Stanley Poloz Pare es hog any and Mrs. ? Ci uaan Mrs. Paul Butka. With them|Hercia. Mrs. John Strocen pour- ; Ye, MINCED BEEF 3 1 00 were Mr. and Mrs. Hercia's son,|ed tea, assisted by Mrs. Donald) © a fy) "SHORTCUTS" to summer fun (%) Les. A, Donald and his wife, Joy, Mr. Hercia and Mrs. Stephen Her-| © =. 7. G oe le FRESH i\ and Mrs. William Hercia, par- cia. A congratulatory letter was) ; ' TS" ¢ uss, ents of bridegroom, Mrs. Rose Le ny read from Labor Poloz, mother of the anniver-|Minister the Honorable Michael S 7 ' ' tary bride, Mr. Harry Cembal-|Starr and Mrs. Starr, Ottawa, , Hg P hairdos. Easy to care for even {Q ee taeeanenens are here in our beautifully styled ( 5 lm) FRESH CHICKEN uk sponsor of the honored cou-|and messages came from Clear- ' : ¥ wt 25 years ago: Mrs. Cembal-|water, Florida, Detroit and Al. after swimming or sunning. Call and \} ; ' uk, Mrs. John Strocen and Mr.jgonae, Mhehigan. Mindsir. to, SEW-THRIFTY fe make an appointment for a steam perm 2N BREASTS or LEGS u 49° Paul Butka. mer, Bowmanville, Toronto, ; \) The party was planned by Frenchman's Bay and locally. ANNE 4 = AG é ~ their son Donald and his bride} Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hercia| The p then tinge yee or cold wave today. Let the experts at f ' FROZEN RITZ ie ad | mel 2 ' nN of some eight months, assisted|had spent the previous weekeiithe mix-match _ combinations! , Vincent's style your hair for the carefree % We LN CHERRY PIES nach 39° by Mrs. Mary Opychany, Mrs.|on an anniversary trip to Ni-\Sew this trio swiftly in gay Ron Keller, Mrs. Stella Babij,jagara Falls, N.Y. and West-\prints, plaids, polka dots to summer days ahead ; saniien , a TV DINNE un 59° sisters of the bridegroom, Mr.|¢r™ Ontario, with a visit to Mrs.|team with all your separat Stephen Hercia, brother of the|Hercia's sister, Mrs. Don Mul-| Printed Petts = a6 4856: bridegroom and Mr. Stan Poloz, holland, of Brownsville where|Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. fr fan § brother of the bride. The. sup-|Mr. and Mrs. Mulholland enter-|size 16 top style 154 yards 35 Vv E sae per was arranged by Mrs. Wil.|tained the travelling pair at anjinch; maidate iM: oe 1%. | e ING dae SMOKED liam Hercia, and serving were outdoor barbecue at which local} FIFTY CENTS (50c.) in coins! 5) d and d by Joh d Vi = WIENERS nieces Joan and Gloria Hercia, friends gathered. (no stamps, please) for t his| | 110 KING ST. EAS] operated by John an ie as 8631 ' -. _ Marlene Pollard and Sandra| Mr. Hercia, an ardent fish-|pattern. Ontario residents add} and Elaine Babij. erman, is a twin son of Mr. and|2c, sales tax. Print plainly) Yj FREE PARKING AT REAR ; Mrs. William Hercia, Merritt|SIZE Mr. Don Babij was master of » , NAME, ADDRESS, ; treet, and Mrs, Hercia is the|STYLE NUMBE --, ceremonies who congratulat-|S:Tee, UE R. a -- ceremonies who sconereented| eldest daughter of Mrs. Jacob) Send order to ANNE ADAMS,|' ALTOS We, ESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES them with a beautiful double ages the late wa Poloz.|\CO The Oshawa Times Pat- a é ' t of sil from all anniversary couple were tern Dept., Oshawa, Ontario. SS HEAD LETTUCE 2 ] 9 + a A adtog oe cava flow- married at the St. John's Greek} SPECIAL Summer Pattern Ne FOR er holder from their son and Orthodox Church, Oshawa, June/Catalog. More than 100 styles-- his wife, ending the small pro- 12, 1937, with the late Father|sun, sport, day, dance, work, CHOICE RIPE gram with the. singing of the Sarmatiuk officiating. travel. All sizes! Send 35c. ; WATERMELON EACH | 09 traditional 'Happy Anniver- : * sary". Labor Minister the Hon. 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