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Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, November 9, 1962 7 UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES RUNDLE PARK AUX, The monthly meeting of Rundle Park Ladies' Auxiliary was held recently in the club- house, The president, Mrs. Al- bert Crowells, presided. Mrs. Thomas Hobbs read the secre- tary's report. The financial re- port was given by Mrs, James McConnell. Ten 'members an- swered roll call. A Christmas party for the members' children will be held at the CRA Monday, December 3, at 7 p.m. A pot luck supper will be held in the clubhouse Saturday, November 24 at 6 p.m. Plans were made to hold the auxiliary Christmas party ~ |December 10, Each member was ot MR. AND MRS. W. GORDON BUNKER Multitude of Friends Bring Good Wishes on Using the cake knife they had used to cut their wedding cake, fifty years ago, and also the same knife used by their daugh- ter, Joy, at her wedding, Mr. and Mrs. W. Gordon Bunker performed the traditional cere- mony to mark their golden anni. versary on Tuesday, November Mr. and Mrs. Bunker received some 475 guests at their home, Pinecrest road, Oshawa, during the afternoon and evening while their daughter, Mrs. W Maurice Bickle (Joy) acted as hostess. To receive, Mrs. Bunker wore an afternoon dress of silver and mink-tone brocade with a bronze corsage and Mrs. Bickle and her two daughters, the Misses Penny and Janet Bickle who were in charge of the guest book, were all dressed in gold and white brocade and wore corsages of gold carnations. ASSISTING HOSTESS Pouring tea in the afternoon Golden Wedding Mrs. Bunker, the former Miss May Greentree, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Green. tree was born near Myrtle and Mr. Bunker was born at Max- well's Corners, a community north of Harmony. They were married at the home of the bride's parents, Farewell ave- nue, Harmony, by the Reverend S. C. Moore, minister of Met- calfe Street Methodist Church (now King _ Street United Church) on Wednesday, Novem- ber 6, 1912. Except for two years spent at Greenbank, Mr. and Mrs. Bunker have spent their mar- ried life in Oshawa. Mr. Bunker retired two years ago as ad- ministrator of the Oshawa Board of Education which he nad served for 25 years: Prior to his association with the board he was employed by Fittings Limited for 19 years. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bunker are loyal and dedicated church and lodge members. In May Mrs. were Mrs. W. R Bickle and Mrs. H M. Brooks, Mrs. Mur- ray Greentree and Mrs. E..H. Peever, Mrs: Stanley Disney and Mrs. Fred Ball and Mrs. Stephen G. Saywell and Mrs. S. George Werry. Those serving were Mrs. John Dyer, Mrs. Norman Hinds, Mrs. Kenneth Williams, Mrs. Raymond Mc- Knight, Mrs. Ivan Morrison, Mrs. Irwin Southwell, Mrs. Warner Brown, Mrs. Archie Blight and Mrs. William Vinson. Presiding in the evening at the flower-decked table were Mrs. W. J MacDonald, Miss Maud Basseti, Mrs. James lan- son, Mrs: Harrison Peacock, Mrs. Laura Stewart, Mrs. George A. Mathews, Mrs. J. v McNeely, Mrs. Reginald Foster and Mrs. Joseph Arvay. Serving were Mrs. George Daigle, Mrs. Jack Greeniield, Mrs. Douglas Burley, Mrs. Ea- ward Gresik, Mrs. Frank Bart- lett, Mrs. John Clairmont, Miss Aileen Gibb, Mrs. James Eng- lish. Mrs. R. J. Luke and Mrs- Howard Stacey, Mrs. Bunker's sisters acted as dining room hostesses and Unit No. 2 of King Street United Church Women handled the catering under the leadership of »Mrs. Wellington Trainer. Mrs. Bickle made the three-tier anniversary cake for her parents. Over two hundred greeting cards, scores of gifts and bou- quets expressed the esteem in . which the couple are held in the community and beyond. OFFICIAL GREETINGS Congratulatory messages were received from Their Excellen- cies the Governor General and Madame Vanier, the Right Hon- orable John Diefenbaker Prime Minister; the Honorable Michael Starr MP, Minister of Labor and Mrs. Starr; the Honorable Don- ald M. Fleming, Minister of Justice and Attorney - General of Canada; the Honorable J. Keiller Mackay, Lieutenant Governor, Province of Ontario; Honorable John P. Robarts, mier of Ontario; the Honor- le John Yaremko, Provincial cretary and Minister of Citi- senship for the Province of On- fario; Mr. T. D. Thomas MPP Oshawa Riding; Her Worship e Mayor of Oshawa, Christine omas; and Mr. Robert H. rown, clerk of the session of King Street United Church- Messages were also received from each of their nine families of cousins living in England. In ail an avalanche of about 350 letters, cards and telegrams. Special guests at the recep- tion were the bride's brother, Mr. Murray Greertree, who was best man at her wedding, and Mrs. Arthur Drew, an old friend now aged 93. The bridegroom's sister, Mrs. jbert Hoseman, the former vie Fiorence Bunker and a bridesmaid is now living in Los Angeles, California, and was un- to be present. Bunker will complete fifty years membership in Rebekah Lodge No. 8 of which she is Past Dis- trict Deputy President. She taught Sunday School for 18 years and is active in the af- |fairs of both King Street and |Harmony United Churches. She of the Eastern Star for the years for fifty years and has held the office of Past District Deputy Grand Master and Grand Mar- shall of the Grand Lodge of On- tario, 1930-1931. Mr. Bunker joined the En- campment, a branch of IOOF, in 1912, was Chief Patriarch in 1916 and served as DDGP 1923- 1924, He has been a member of Oshawa Rebekah Lodge No. 3 for over forty years. He was initiated into Lebanon Lodge AM and FM in 1916, and was installed as Worshipful master in 1921 and made a life member in 1931. He is the only senior Past Master of Lebanon Lodge today. ARDENT MASON His advancement in Masonic Order can be told brief- deavor. He was admitted into the Scottish Rite, Lodge of Per- fection, 1923; admitted into Sov- ereign Chapter Rose Croix, 1927; admitted into Moore Sovereign Consistory, 1927; charier mem- ber and first secretary-treasurer Oshawa Scottish Rite Club 1925; president Oshawa Scottish Rite Club, 1949; coroneted as Honor- ary Inspector . General 33 de- grees Supreme Council Ancien! and Accepted Scottish Rite for the Dominion of Canada, at Saint John, New Brunswick. 1949; elected District Deputy Grand Master for Ontario Dis- trict Deputy Grand Master for Ontario District, 1950; charter member Parkwood Lodge AF and AM and first IPM, 1958. Mr, and Mrs. Bunker have one daughter, Mrs. W. Maurice Bickle (Joy) and four grandchil- dren: Guests were present from Bobcaygeon, Bowmanville, Brighton, Cobourg, Dunbarton, Greenbank, Kinsale, Orono, Pickering, Port Perry, Sea- grave, St. Catharines, Stouff- ville, Toronto, Whitby, Wing- ham, Woodstock and Woodville. Electrolysis superfluous hair, Over 15 Years' Experience MARIE MURDUFF will be in Oshewe ot the Gonoshe Hotel, Nov. 12, 13, 14 PHONE 723-4641 . for appointment on these detes has been a member of the Order! © Mr. Bunker has been a mem: ; ber of Corinthian Lodge, IOOF,| ¢ the) ly reflecting a lifetime of en-| °°" _ jasked to bring a friend. The next meeting will be held - |December 4 at 7.30 p.m. ST. PAUL'S CALVIN GROUP The monthly meeting of the Calvin Evening Group of St. Paul's Church took place at the home of Mrs. John Longmin. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer, after which a business discussion took piace. An auction of articles brought by each member was held. Mrs. Michael Fryza acted as auction- eer. A pot luck supper is to be held at: the December meeting at the home of Mrs. Dereck Allen. Lunch was served by Mrs. Beverly Smith assisted by Mrs. Longman. SOROPTIMIST CLUB Mrs. W. H. Bestwick opened her home to the business. meet- ing of the Soroptimist Club of Oshawa and District on Tues- day evening when 21 members were present. The president, Miss Evelyn Moore, presided. Following approval of the minutes read by Miss Grace Winnell and the treasurer's te- port submitted by Mrs. Mat- thew Gouldburn, it was decided to support the Greater Oshawa Community Chest to the same degree as last year, although each member contributes to the fund personally, and to pro- Society Cupboard to be used for patients any time during the year. Gifts from the club for the three special-care wards at Hillsdale Manor and Fairview Lodge will be wrapped early in December at the Christmas meeting which will take the form of a dessert party at the home of Mrs. G. D, Conant. Miss Sally Parker reported that the gift to the Glenholme School for Retarded Children will be craft material for Mrs. H. G. Willes' room. ci A work party for processing Christmas enclosure cards, which is a money making proj- ect of the club, was arranged for Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Jules Perrault. Work parties have already been held 'at the homes of Mrs. Olive Petley and Miss Jennie Pringle. A letter of sympathy was read from the Cobourg - Port Hope Soroptimist Ciub on the death of Mrs. Cyril Weyrich, A contribution to the club funds was received with appreciation from Miss Florence McMahon, who is a charter and a sustain- ing member of the Oshawa Club. At the close of the business session, refreshments provided by Miss Maud Bassett and Miss Viola McDougall were served. 5th PARENT COMMITTEE The Sth Parent Committee met at Guide House. The presi- dent Mrs. Edwin Higgins pre- siding. The minutes were read by Mrs. James Dobbins. Mrs. Murray Horner gave the trea- surer's report. The 1963 slate of officers was presented by the nominating committee: Presi- dent, Mrs. Leonard Hurren; treasurer, Mrs. Murray Hainer; secretary, Mrs. James Dobbins; social convener, Mrs, Sidney Atkinson. The December meeting will be in the form of a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Sid- ney Atkinson. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Charles Hall and Mrs. Leonard Hurren. Many Prizes Won For Gay Costumes At Annual Dance Make-believe was the theme recently when many gaily cos. tumed couples attended the an- nual Masquerade dance spon- sored by the Royal Canadian Air Force Association, Wing 420, Ladies Auxiliary in their club rooms at the Oshawa Air- port. Seen dancing to music i vided by Ron Wright were: Mr, and Mrs. R. D. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Leif Anderson, Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. Chick Hewitt. . Also Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGillivray, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Evans, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Mr. and Mfrs. Douglas Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Paterson, Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Murdoch, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rudkin, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Ceic, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Flintoff, Mr. Gordon Channing, Mr. and Mrs. Bagnell, Mr. and Mrs. J.. Me- Mullen, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mil- roy, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vali- quet and many others. Prizes were awarded to the following for the most original and authentic costumes: Mr. and Mrs. D. Gray as Romans, Mr. Jonn McMullen as a Ha- watian girl, Sheila Pearce as a Black Baby, Mr. J. Thompson as Nero and Mrs. D. Rudkin as an Indian giri. Toward the end of the festivi- ties a buffet supper was served to the guests by the Ladies Auxiliary. 'Discovering Books' At H&S Meeting and Mfs. i William Cox, Mr. and Mrs. W.| | : / ae ag gia Ol Ga YL cy get ah NA RRL I AR GL TN RN RRO Ct AP Ei Beamish, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur} Married recently in Colum- bus United Church were Miss Barbara Ann Brent, daughter of Mrs. Gordon Brent, Colum- WED IN COLUMBUS bus and the late Mr. Brent and Mr. Russell Frederick Lane, Bowmanville, son of Mrs. Kenneth Jones, Castleton. --Ireland Studio Librarian's Address j $46.46. Mrs. Leonard Haigh re- ported on Dollar Drive. Mrs. Gordon Tomlinson spoke briefly on Civil Defence and Emergency Measures Organiza- tion. Mrs. Nelson Wright report. ed on Night of Cards to be held November 23 in school auditor- jum. : Mr. Lawrence Haisell intro- luced the pupils who par- ticipated in the Red Feather Contest. Miss Rhonda Weisglass|} for the Junior Grade, Miss Karen Edgar fot the Senior Grade. Both pupils are to be congratulated on their very fine address. Room prize was won by Mrs. H. R. Knapp, Grade 5 and 6. The next meeting to be held December 4; topic, Religious Education; chairman Mrs. John Cook. Pouring tea at the Christmas Bazaar of the 8th Scout Moth- ers' Auxiliary, being held at Christ Memorial Church the middle of next week are, Mrs. E. V. Davies and Mrs. Derek Hewitt. The bazaar will be opened by Mrs. H. D. Clever- don, Teas, birthday parties, wed. ding anniversaries, coming and goings of guests are one of interest in this column, Write, telephone or visit the social de. partment with your item of news for which there is no charge. Telephone 723-3474. Among the paintings on play at the McLaughlin brary for the month of Novem- ber are the works of art by David Milne. The exhibit is sponsored by the Lyceum Club and Women's Art: Association. Miss Blodwen Davies, speaker for their future meeting has chosen 'The Life and Work of Mr. Milne" as her subject. Mrs. Robert Johnston of Lon- don, England, retufnéd to her home last sae 4 after spend. ing a week with her grand. daughter, Mrs. Edward Roman- chuk and Mr, Romanchuk, Min. den street. Mrs. C. .E, Chalifour, Col. borne street west, is spending a few days in Kingston, On- - tario, with her niece, Mrs. Ron: ald Andress. She will be joined _ there by her sister, Mrs. Olive Sauve of Cornwall, Ontario. AIR RANGER FLIGHT Girls age 15 to 21 interested in Aeronautics are invited to attend an open meeting ot... Guide House 121 SIMCOE ST. S. PHONE 723-9513 TUESDAY, NOV. 13th 7 P.M. NOT FOR BURNING Insecticide containers should hot be burned indoors fumes they release could dangerous. i WITH FOOD SAVINGS GLECOFF'S OPEN DAILY TILL 10:00 P.M. Children's Reading was the topic for the November meeting of the Queen Elizabeth Home and School Association on Tues- day evening. Mrs. A. M. Foy, Children's Librarian from the McLaughlin Public Library outlined to the parents the use of the library and. how the librarian assisted books. Mrs. Foy brought with her a number of books on dif- ferent subjects, such as fiction, non-fiction, books used for so- ci 1 studies. In this way a child may find help in his school vide again gifts for the Cancer ||\John Dickson accompanying on David Dalton, was chuck, Minden street. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. "BRIGHT EYES who seven months old at the time of this picture, is the 'son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roman- Leo Nunn, Simcoe, Ontario and Mrs. George Romanchuk, Oshawa. His greatgrand- mother is Mrs. Robert John- ston, London, England, --Aldworth Photography work on various subjects. A short film was shown on "Discovering the Library'. Musical items were énjoyed by .pupils of Mrs. John Dick- son: Misses Susan and Patsy Neal, on the piano; David Knowlton on the violin, Mrs- the piano. 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