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~~ 'Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 3, 1962 7 UNITS, GROUPS AND AUXILIARIES Bertram; Grade 1, Mrs. K. L. Stainton. MERRY MATES Twenty-two couples of the A, SCOUT AUX, DIST. COMM. The District: Committee met The t 's were intr by Mr. Murray. Griffith. Mrs. Margaret Emmons explained how the work for the Junior grades is judged and marked for the report cards. Mrs. Ronald Sucee introduced and Mrs. Arthur Peeling thank- ed the guest speaker, Mrs. Merry Mates of Christ Memor- ial Church recently heid their annual wiener an" corn roast. Archdeacon H. D; Cleverdon opened the meeting with prayer 'and Mr. Gerald Crawford con- ducted a short business meeting. Mr. Stanley Richardson led a sing-song followed by a reading AA NASSAU HONEYMOON Seen honeymooning in Nas- | and the bridegroom is the au are Mr. and Mrs, Lioyd | son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- "divin Scott. The bride is the | nce Edgar Scott of Oshawa. They were married in St. former Mall Metski, daugh- | Peter's Estonian Church, To- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Volde- ronto. --Photo by mar Metski of St. Catharines 'Tennis Trophies Presented At Annual Dinner-Dance On Saturday the Oshawa Ten-|Terry Keyes, donated by Clint nis Club held is annual dinner|Hall; junior ladies, under 16 -- and dance for the first time in| Bonnie Poch, donated by Cec. r new Clubhouse located at|Dodwell; Men's handicap on road north. |Mark Davis, 'donated by John . ici .|Kleon. [ Sono taping greet After presentation of trophies pe on flower bedecked tables.|4ancing was later enjoyed by "Head table guests, introduced guests. Master of Ceremonies Mr.\yy0. Gomme, Mr. and Mrs. m Beeston were: Her Worship , sna Mayor Christine Thomas and rom Gresham, Mike Gillies, Ken Mr. T. D. Thomas, MPP, Mr. | man Miss Karen Ashman, Mr. Harry Mitchell, president, and} "Mrs, B. Annand, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell; Mr. Len Beeston, | vrs, C. Hall, Terry Lynn Stone, vice-president, Miss June Me-| Nancy Lee Thompson, Terry Gregor, social hostess, ISS! Keys J Gwen Roberts, secretary, Mr.) "yy. ana'Mrs. R. Cox, Mr. and John Kleon, trophy donator. Mrs. S. Venn, Mr. and Mrs. M. In her address to the mem-|payis, Mr. Normai: Davis, Miss bers attending Mayor" Thomas|Gwen Roberts, Mr. and Mrs, P. spoke about the tremendous/Teyine, Miss Kay Hopkins, Syl- work the Oshawa Tennis Club/yia Beausoleil, Miss Janette was doing for Junior and CRA| Kelly. members of the club and the} wiss Jeanette Zambonelli, community as a whole. She also|Miss Mary Ann Wyrozub, Mr. stated that bigger and better|yince Vasey, Mr. Bryce Brown, things were forthcoming from)Mr. Bob Brown, Miss Barbara the Oshawa Tennis Club. Cochrane, Miss Anne Blasko. Those receiving trophies were} Mr. Don Stiles, Miss Anne Men's singles -- Mr. Clint|Stiles, Miss June McGregor, Hall, donated by R. S. McLaugh-|Mr. Len Beeston, Miss Wanda lin; Men's doubles -- Mr. Clint|Zielinski, Mr. Robert MacDon- Hall and Mr. John Preston, do-jald, Mr. and Mrs. J. Preston, nated by John Harris; Ladies|Mr. and Mrs. A. Hurn. dotibles -- Kay Hopkins and Lil-/ Mr. and Mrs. P. Maclean, Mr. lian Beamish, donated by E. W./and Mrs. J. Jukes, Mr. and Sinclair; Intermediate Men's|Mrs. J. Myers, Miss Bonnie Singles -- Craig Pyke, donated/Poch, Mr, and Mrs. K. Alder- by A. W. Armstrong ton, Mr. John Kleon, Mr. and Junior Boys, under 16 -- Mike Mrs. H. Mitchell, Mr. Tad Mej- Gillies, donated by John Pres-|zner, Miss Madaline Normoyle, ton; junior boys, under 14 --|Mr. Dan Riordan. Donald Bruce McClennen Marries Evelyn A. Dawson United in marriage recently;cascades of red and white carna- fn King Street United Church tions with embedded corsages. were Evelyn Adele Dawson,,| The best man was Mr. Alan dgughter of Mr, and Mrs. Clar.|Essery with Mr. Roy Begnar, ence E. Dawson of Oshawa, and! Donald Bruce McClennen, son} of Mrs. William F. McClennen A ogg and the late Mr. Mc- Dutchman Motor Hotel, wearing scape R dL. Wesley H 'a dusty rose sheath dress of The Reverend L. Wesley Her-|iace over taffeta. It featured a bert officiated with Mr. Rhyd-| scoop neckline, three - quarter did Williams organist and Mr-.|<jeeyes and a_ floating back Ansley as ushers. The bride's mother received at the reception at the Flying Lloyd Courtice, representative from the School Area Board. She gave the members a gen- by Mr. Charles Dewhurst and the evening's entertainment closed with charades. dithursday, Sept. 27, with Mrs. . W. Varnum presiding. The minutes were read by Mrs. W. C. Sargent with the treasur- er's report by Mrs. Ronald Kinton. The auxiliaries were asked to send representatives to the study course in Toronto October 25. Mrs. Sargent wil! receive calls up to October 17 from members that are going. Nomination forms were handed out to be returned to Mrs. Roland Kinton, 163 Highland avenue, marked ballots by Oc- tober 10. A letter is to be sent to District Council for some one to install officers. Help is need- ed to serve at Camp Samac on October 13 and 14 from the auxiliaries, During the summer months a total of 254 hours were served by "rs. Varnum and ladies. Euchres will be held Friday nights at the 1st Oshawa Scout Hall, to raise funds for the hall. The next meeting of the committee will be held November 1 in place of the regular meeting. Each sented to memiers for a bazaar November 29. Mrs. Eric Dunham offered her home for a party to be held, October 12 with prize to be -- by some of the mem- ers, Devotional was opened by Mrs. Donald Cowle with the Scriptural message by Mrs. Robert Johnston, followed by the Lord's Prayer and Benedic- tion by all. Lunch was served by Mrs. Eldon Little and Mrs. Bruce Johnson, The next meeting of the unit will be held at the home of Mrs. Alec Garden Octo- ber 1 at 8 p.m. 1ST SCOUT MOTHERS' AUX. The first meeting of the ist Scout Mothers' Auxiliary took place recently with Mrs. Frank Gravelle presiding. The minutes and correspondence were read by Mrs. Robert Floody. It was announced that there would be a study course to be held on Thursday, October 25 in To- ronto, It was decided to send delegates. In the absence of Mrs. Ronald Elismore, the treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Gordon Varnum. The con- veners' reports were given. to Mr. Ross Goodman of 4th Oshawa Scouts for assisting Mr. William Clement at Scout Camp this summer, Euchre reports were given by Mrs. G. N. Varaum aad Mrs. George Floody. Future euchres will be taken by Mrs. Alex Pol- lock and Mrs, Varaum, October 5; Mrs. W. E. Linton and Mrs. Floody, October 12; Mrs. Char- les Slater and Mrs. John Collins, October 19. Elections will take place in October. The nominating com- mittee consists of Mrs. Charles Slater, Mrs. Roland Arnoid and Mrs. G. N. Varnum. It was de- cided to have a registration fee of 50c. : Refreshments were served by Mrs, Varnum's Six. CUM ALL UNIT The Cum All Unit of Cour- tice United Church met at the home of Mrs, Edward Warbur- ton, Sept. 24, with eight mem- bers present. Mrs, Lloyd Cour- tice presided and opened with the UCW theme. Minutes were read by Mrs. Norman Gibson with the treasurer's report by Mrs. Jerry Estabrooks. The devotional was in charge of Mrs. Warburton with Hymns A letter of thanks will be sent 485 and 330 sung. Mrs. Donald Cowle accompanied on the piano. Scripture reading was taken from Luke 6 by Mrs. Estabrooks, -- A letter of resignation was read from Mrs. Victor O'Neill, former leader, and it was agreed that Mrs. Courtice act as leader till the end of the term. A work period was held in place of a program. The unii will change the meetings to the second Thursday of the month, with the next .meeting at the home of Mrs. Donald Thompson October 11, Mrs. Cecil Adams will be in charge of the devo- tion. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Cowle and Mrs. War- burton. CENTRE ST. COUPLES CLUB The Couples Club of Centre Street United Church held its first meeting of the fall season at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Dearborn on Saturday evening. Games were enjoyed and prizes won by Mr, and Mrs. Archie Button, Mrs. Howard Canning, Mrs. Leonard Weeks, Mr. William Doggerel and Rev. W. G. Dickson. The next meeting will be a progressive supper on Saturday, November 3. CHEERFUL GIVERS The Cheerful Givers Unit (No. 7) of King Street United Church Women met recently for the September meeting. : Mrs. Clarence Scott, the lead- er.presided, Mrs. Bunner spoke on membership and asked for volunteers to get members. Mrs. Scott opened the devo- tional period with a meditation on the Lord's Prayer and spoke on the church and this day. Mrs. Lawrence Allen read the scripture from the 8th Chapter of Romans, Mrs. Howard Brown ve a talk on Old and New anadians, based on a chapter from the study book. ; Among the dates to be re membered was the bazaar, NO«, vember 28, 3 Mrs. W. L. Pierson and her group served refreshments. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH | With More Comfort pr ie iy ye Spinks aor" (denture bres} : FASTEETH, ® pleasant (non-acid powder Bolas tlpe tote TEETH on your plates. No any drug counter, auxiliary is asked t . fill out the jannual reports for Mrs. Varnum |by the next meeting. The meet- ing closed with the Scout Mispah. | JOY UNIT The September meeting of the Joy Unit of Courtice United Church was held at the home members present. Mrs. Don Cowle read the minutes, with Mrs, Alec Garden giving the treasurer's report. The flower committee gave a jreport and final arrangements were then made for the floral demonstration, the unit's pro- ject. A collection was turned in of articles and material of Mrs. Eric Dunham, with 11] pre- ~ | tional president of the C Refreshments were served byjeral idea of the obligations of Mr. and Mrs, Jim Howard, Mr.|the school board with regard to and Mrs, J. A. Gilbert and Mr.| Mr. Murray Griffiths intro- and Mrs. Donald Liddiard. duced school inspector, Mr. E. changed to October 13. school curriculum and stressed ; the help the parents can give MITCHELL'S CORNERS H-S p Bren y ' OF-|attitude towards the students' ners Home and School Associa-|work. Mrs..Wm. Cook thanked tion was held recently with Mrs. minutes were read by Mrs. Ann W. COURTICE Hi and 8 White, and the treasurer's re-| Mrs. Douglas McLaurin, pres- Mr. Murray Griffiths, Grades} After the secretary's and 7 and 8, won the banner. |\treasurer's reports, Mrs. Mc- pointed and are as follows:|teachers: Principal, Mr. John Grades 7: and 8 ,Mrs, James|Copp and Miss Patricia Mc- William Nicholls; Grade 4, Mrs.) The room count was won by John Adair; Grade 3, Mrs. Roy|Mr. Copp's room. jnouncement that the Grade 1 | B b J G i |Mothers' Tea be held on Tues- Ta J. UTel ; arbara g Mrs. Lioyd Akin of Jamaica |will be the October guest, show- te |giving a talk on Jamaica, Of William Horton)" open House at the school this jyear will be held on November est took place last Saturday in|come visit the school and view Knox Presbyterian Churchitheir children's work. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M.|6 had been invited to this first Greig of Oshawa, became the| meeting, and nine attended. James Horton of Oshawa, son of|Mr. Jake Laird of Maple Grove, Mrs. R. James and the late Mr.|a member of Oshawa Camera The ceremony was perform- ed by the Reverend R. B. Milroy ist, accompanied the soloist, Mrs. D, E. Weldon who sang Beside You". Given in marriage by her fa- length original gown of silk rib- bon taffeta with a bell skirt. scoop neckline and three - quar- ter sleeves. Her headdress of fant veil of tulle illusion and she carried a spraycascade ivy. Miss Marriam Montgomery Miss Betty Baxter and Miss Judith Glover as bridesmaids. dresses in Biarritz blue design- ed with scoop necklines, three- Their pillbox headdresses matched their dresses and they and yellow pom-poms wiih wheat. liam Sutton with Mr. William Greig and Mr. Paul Allems as rs. and Mrs. Edward Davies, Mr.|sporting equipment. The next meeting as been|Webster, who explained the The meeting of Mitchell's Cor- reg agrees Roatan sete Henry Alstein presiding. The caja ntegicone port by Mrs. Milton Fountain. |ident, opened the meeting. The grade mothers were BP ce introduced the new Howes; Grades 5 and 6, Mrs.|Queen, Grades 3 and 4. Larmer; Grade 2, Mrs. George) Mrs, McLaurin made the an- |day, October 2. Becomes the Bride |i films of her native land and A wedding of Oshawa inter-|13. All parents are invited to when Miss Barbara Jane Greig,| The students of Grades 5 and bride of Mr. William Richard| Mr. John Leger introduced | Horton. Mr. Matthew Gouldburn, organ- "Lord's Prayer' and "'I'll Walk ther, the bride wore a floor- The fitted bodice featured a petals and pearls held a bouf- white pinocchio pom poms and was the maid of honor with They wore identical short ribbon quarter sleeves and bell skirts. carried spray cascades of bronze | The best man was Mr. Wil- ushers |Club and Nature Club. He show- led slides of some _ beautiful sights of nature. Mrs. Laird as- sisted, operating the projector. Mrs. Norman Gibson thanked Mr. and Mrs: Laird. When you need "HOME-NURSING" Call a V.0.N. Nurse 725-2211 "Weme-Nursing Cere EVERYONE" | | etree = ee 7 ] ' | ea a ee r I BUY ez@ ewe ees Blue Bonnet MARGARINE in the thrifty *3 lb. PACK Thrifty way to buy the®finest all-vegetable margarine, Three pounds individually wrapped ... delicious sunny-sweet flavor. =e ee ee oe ee oe oe re. = | | | rs. Randle Lamont, social jeonvener, and the mothers of Grade 1. | There were 38 adults and nine} | students at this meeting. | Refreshments were served al Flying Dutchman Motor Hotel. The bride's mother received in an Aretic green sheath dress of peau de soie with a matching overskirt, gold, silk velvet hat, gold and green accessories and a corsage of bronze chrysanthe- mums. The bridegroom's mo- ther chose a sheath dress of mink tone silk shantung with matching jacket, chocolate OPEN THURS., FRI. & SAT. TILL 10 P.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, brown hat and accessories and a corsage of yellow chrysanthe-| mums, | When the bridal couple left) on their honeymoon. trip to) Montreal and Quebec City, the) bride was wearing a leaf green wool knit dress, matching acces- sories, winter white coat, gold hat and a corsge of bronze chrysanthemums. On their return Mr. and Mrs. | Horton will make their home at Seen dancing were: Mr. and The reception was'held at the|54 Burk street, Oshawa. | PERSONALS Out-of-town guests at the Hor- ton-Greig wedding were Mrs. Lorne Poque, Mrs. William |Greig, Mr. and Mrs, Osmond O'Connor Fenton, Mr. and Mrs, William Juby, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Juby, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Harris, Mr. and Mrs. William Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hale, Lenny and Randy and Mrs. C. R. Juby, all of To- ronto. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Hester Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Morgan, Oakville; Mr. and Mrs. William Budchuk, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kitchen, Miss Linda Kitchen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wyatt, Mr. and |Mrs. D. A. Wyatt, Mr. James |Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tay- jlor, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tren- num, Mrs. Harold Tetlock, Peterborough; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hill, Deschenes, Quebec, and Mrs. P. J. Frederick, Ot- tawa. Mr. Herbert A. Maynard, na-| adian Mrs. William Eyre, Regent of the Oshawa Circle of the Daugh- ters of Isabella, accompanied by SAUSAGE MEAT 1-LB. PKG. 39° LEAN BUTT PORK CHOPS Mrs. Clifford Harper, Vice-Re- gent, will attend the forthcom- ing Provincial Convention in Cornwall, Ontario from October 5 to 8, 1962. The theme of the convention will be 'Apostolate to Lapsed Catholics'. The guest speaker will be Most Reverend Jacques Landriault DD, Auxil- iary Bishop of Alexandria, and Reverend John Beahen, Provin- cial Chaplain, South March, On-| tario. | Teas, birthday parties, wed- ding anniversaries, coming and goings of guests are always of interest in this column. Write, telephone or visit the social department with your item of news for which there is no charge. Telephone 723-3474. SOCIAL NOTICES MEA DRINKS STOKELY'S PUMPKIN ™...... FOIL WRAP 20: MINCE FRUIT MAPLE LEAF . COMPARE AT 47e ALLEN'S COMPARE AT 33¢ 15-0Z, 18" HEAVY DUTY 25' ROLL 28-0Z. TIN 48-02. TIN * 106 53:| 25 ENGAGEMENT | COMPARE AT 69¢ |Naval Associations and Mrs Maynard, Thomas street, re- cently motored to Truro, N.S. to attend the annual convenion of the Mainbrace Associations of the Canadian Naval Associa- | tions. Mr. Maynard was a guest |speaker at the annual dinner jand dance and welcomed the {members of the associations to |the convention, giving them a Mr. Gary Morgan and Mr. John run down on the history of the; Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gates, 798 Canadian Naval Associations, Also attending this convention was the secretary-treasurer of the Canadian Naval Associa- tions, Mr. Norman Yorston and Mrs. Yorston of Eastgate cres- The is e of Ann Horvath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Horvath, Courtice, to James Albert White Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, James Albert White, Oshawa. The marriage is to take place on Saturday, October .20, at 11.00 a.m. in St. Gertrude's Roman Catholic Church. | AT HOME Rose Margarine SUPREME - SAGE surtemt CUT MIXED PEEL RED GLACE CHEBRIES Simcoe street north, will be at home to their relations, friends and neighbors on Tuesday, Oc- tober 16, from 3.00 to 5.00 and 7.00 to 9.00 p.m. on the occa- 3-LB. ECONOMY POULTRY DRESSING 59° PACK 1-0Z, 14 @ FOR THANKSGIVING ®. GOLDEN HOUR CHCCOLATES 1-LB, BOX 89° JUICE TIN 13 23° BOTTLE 8-02. SUPREME FRUIT CAKE 1-LB. 59c 2-LBS. 1.15 COMPARE -- 2 FOR 47¢ -- BIRDSEYE ORANGE 4 5-OZ. TIN OCEAN 8-07. PKG. 36° Cranberry Sauce SPRAY 15-OZ. TINS «| PEAS COMPARE AT 23c -- BIRDSEYE GREEN 5 12.02. PKGS. 1.00 sion of their 50th wedding anni- cent, Scarboro, Ontario, versary. FRESH OCEAN SPRAY Donald Allman, soloist. singing/ panel, The bridegroom's mother | "wedding Prayer", "Lord's| wore a red double-knit sheath! Prayer" and "O Perfect Love". dress with three-quarter sleeves. The bride, given in marriage; When the couple left the bride! BAILEY FOODS LID. gown of sik alle. 'The fited|sat TeaTne,,2,wnite mont] OSHAWA AJAX WEST HILL sheath sleeves. A peplum)ioon trip: around Lake Erie bouffant veil of tulle illusion] 9) 199 Winona drive, Oshawa. roses, red carnations and ivy,|Peterborough, Toronto, Oakville Lynne Hamilton, Dale Somers|2"4 Burlington, gowns of deep red organza over' A piece of cotton dipped in shaped skirts. They wore veiled|ing cards to be, sent to hospitals boilice featured a scoop neck-| hat. THE FOOD SHOP trimmed with matching lace ll nd USA Mr and Min. Mc- was held by a coronet of roses The matron of honor was Mrs. | Whitby, Barrie, Colborne, Lake- | and Linda McClennen as brides- taffeta featuring round neck. household or laundry bleach will bow headdresses and carrietjand children's homes. 39 PEPPER SQUASH EACH CRANBERRIES 23¢ SPROULE'S SUPER SAVE CORNER OF KING at RITSON ROAD, OSHAWA 1-LB, PKG. 10-LB. c BAG DELICATELY SPICED Specials: Thursday, Friday and Saturday MINCEMEAT PIE ol FOR . THANKSGIVING | PUMPKIN TARTS 3: 17° FOR QUALITY, FRESHNESS and FLAVOR HOUSHOLD HINT ie of Gulpure lace and long On their return from a honey-| OSHAWA AND WHITBY PLAZA hanced her bouffant skirt. Her| Giennen will take ie home| and she carried a spray of white Out of town guests were from Gary Morgan with the Misses|{ield, Scarborough, Warkworth maids. They wore identical iy lines, short sleeves and bell remove handwriting from greet Shop at the Baker with the large variety.