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SOCIAL NOTICE ENGAGEMENT © Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harold Edwards, North Bay, wish to]: announce the engagement of| 7 their daughter, Lorna Ann, to| ® Mr. George Arthur Patterson, son of Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Pat- terson, Whitby. The marriage is| © to take place on Saturday, De-| ; cember 29, 1962, at 7:00 p.m. in Calvin Presbyterian Church, (omen Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 MR. AND MRS. Diamond Wedding Anniversary Joyous Occasion To celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Young, Saguen- ay avenue, held a reception at their home last Saturday after- noon and evening. An estimat- ed three hundred guests called to extend good wishes including relatives and friends from Roland, Manitoba; St. Joseph, Michigan; Trenton, Michigan; Detroit, Michigan; Ambherst- burg, Sarnia, Woodstock, King- ston, Toronto, Etobicoke, Is- lington, Greenbank, Nestleton, Brooklin, Myrtle, Peterborough, Whitby, Markham, West Hill, Locust Sill, Guelph, Port Credit, Port Perry, Uxbridge and Osh- awa. To receive, Mrs. Young wore pale blue lace with a white orchid corsage, the gift of the bridegroom. Acting for the host- ess were her daughters, Mrs. R. H. Daniel (Dorothy), Whit- by and Mrs. B. G Johnstone (Evelyn), Burlington, and daughters-in-law, Mrs. Gordon Young (Margaret) Etobicoke, and Mrs. Frank Young (Ellen), Oshawa. t Miss Karen Tobin. t The tea table was laid with a\Barclay of Amherstburg made the presentation with a short address. white cut-work cloth and cen- tered with an arrangement of white chrysanthemums and pink carnations complemented by pink candles in crystal can- sary cake was lightly frosted and letters from Toronto, Ed- monton and Montreal. handsome gifts, floral arrange- emnts, gifts of money and some 250 greeting cards. DINNER PARTY close friends, with covers laid for 120 was held in King Street United Church afternoon reception. Mr. Roland Daniel, master of ceremony and pro- posed the toast to the honored couple to which Mr. B. G. John- stone responded. grandson, from. the grandchildren and with his cousin, Paul Johnstone, read greetings and telegrams. wishes and affectionate regards were Mr. W. J. Jackson, Mr, Lloyd Moody, Mrs. C. C. Bax- Mr. Elmer Harris. DIAMOND GIFTS Keeping the guest|/bridegroom presented the bride book were Miss Donna John-jof sixty years with a diamond stone, a granddaughter, andiring and cuff links and tie-clip sented a diamond wristwatch to the bride and a wristwatch and delabra. The three-tier anniver-|transistor radio to the bride. groom. The only granddaughter, § THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturday, December 8, 1962 "\ed donations to be given to Five "ee Cc. E. YOUNG The Christmas meeting of Northminster United Church Women was held on Wednes- day evening in Remembrance Hall at the church. Mrs. John M. Collins led in devotions. Mrs. Sandford Perry, presi- dent, welcomed those present and presided over the business session. Mrs. John Payne, re- cording secretary, read a num- ber of recommendations from the exeoutive which were adopt- ed at the meeting. These includ- Oaks, Simcoe Hall, a student minister, the Northminster Sun- day School, the UCW '"'over and above" projects, the organ fund and the official board of North- minster Church. It. was announced that cook- --Oshawa Times Photo For Old Friends The couple received many A dinner for the family and following the a son-in-law acted as Mr. Robert Daniel, the eldest brought greetings Others who expressed good er, Mr. Reginald Foster and Nieces and nephews of the © the bridegroom. Mr. Robert The immediate family pre- CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY Cedardale H and S Assoc Ritson H and § Assoc. South Simcoe H and § Assoc Vincent Massey H and S Assoc. Sunset Heights H and S Assoc. Air Cadets' Aux. E. A. Lovell H and § Assoc. Lyceum Club Pleasant Mon. Aft. Club Rundle Park Aux. Woodview Park Aux. 23rd Scout Mothers' Aux TUESDAY St. Matthew's Guild King Street H and S Assoc. Woodcrest H and S Assoc. West Courtice H and S Assoc. St. Peter's WA SA Home League llth Scout Mothers' Aux TOPS Club Christ Church Eve. WA King Street UCW Canadian Legion Aux. Evelyn Goodwin Unit Court Oshawa, IOF Albert Street UCW 5 Calvary Baptist YWMC Beta Sigma Phi Pythian Sisters Kate McLaurin Aux. St. George's WA Nellie Dearborn Group Canadian Cor. Assoc. Aux, WEDNESDAY Harmony UCW Eastview Park Aux. Victory Lodge, LOBA Albert Street, UCW 1 Rebekah Lodge No. 3 Northminster UCW Come Doubles Club Cedardale UCW Guiders' Club St. Gregory's CPTA St. Andrew's UCW Northminster UCW Brings Christmas Story To Life ies for the shut-ins be taken to the home of Mrs. Ewart Cor- nish on December 17. An increased allocation by Presbytery was discussed and accepted. Mrs. Perry announced that all reports should be ready for the January meeting and all money should be handed year. which had arrived for the li- brary. The book dealt with all phases of a woman's life and how stewardship should enter into each phase. The units led by Mrs. Mervin McLean and Mrs. Ralph Kim- gram. The Christmas story was pre- sented in Scripture drama form. Mrs. Kenneth Farrow was the narrator, Mrs. Robert Mc- Quoid read the part of the an- gel Gabriel and Mrs. John Col- lins took the part of Mary. Taking the part of the shep- herds were Mrs. Mervin Mc- Lean, Mrs. Mervin Cryderman, Mrs. William Blight and Mrs: R. F. Kelly. Mrs? Kimmerly, Miss Betty Leask and Mrs. Ralph Westcott sang "'We Three Kings of Orient Are". These three also took the part of the angels and were assisted in this by Mrs. J. C. B. MacMillan. The scripture reading was _ inter- spersed with topical carols. Mrs. H. A. Mellow accompanied at the piano. The study was led by Mrs. McLean, with the aforemen- tioned members assisting. The idea that the three wise men who brought gifts to the. infant Jesus might have something for the Christian of today was brought out in the varying in- tangible gifts that were given then. The wise men had the "'vision"' to follow the star to the babe but it was perhaps no greater vision than that in sci- ence, art and religion today; the wise men had "faith", the es- sential starting point of every adventure; they had "'joy", the thing that permeated the whole New Testament and which is meant to fill the life of every, child of God; the wise. mem in all their sumptuous attire and elegance gave adoration, love! and surrender as they present- ed their gift of 'worship'; the "gifts" that they brought were not nearly as precious as the gift of a loving and devoted heart which every Christian in to the treasurer, Mrs. John| ? Collins before the end of the| ; Mrs. Harold Hawkshaw gave| | an interesting report on a book| | merly were in charge of the pro- é "WED IN ST. Wed in St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church recently were Miss Carol Ann _ Slobodian, daughter of Mr. Roy Slobodian, Oshawa and the North Bay. - \Mrs. Jack Westlake, treasurer; GREGORY'S late Mrs. Slobodian and Mr. Patrick John Meagher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meagher, Oshawa. --Ireland Studio UNITS, GROUPS, AUXJLIARIES and Christmas music added a Name Executive Westminster UCW At Xmas Dinner Holly, » poinsettias, evergreen at their December meeting. During the business conduct- ed by Mrs, Kenneth Young, the nominating committee presented the following slate of officers for 1963, which was approved by the group: Mrs. John Porter, honorary president; Mrs. Ken- neth Young, past president; Mrs. John Redko, president; Mrs. Leonard Carrington, vice- president; Mrs. George Loft- house, second vice-president; Mrs. Gordon Clark, recording secretary; Mrs. Kenneth Brown, corresponding secretary. Other secretaries: Mrs. Arthur Joynt, literature and communications; Mrs. 'Nicholas Pascal, Commun. ity Friendship and Visiting; Mrs. Clarence: Scott, program; Miss daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cornish, road. Her proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Cor- nish, Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Leddy, Bowman- ville. Ann Louise was one year old at the time of the picture. READY FOR CHRISTMAS Greetings are extended from --Aldsworth Photography Ann Louise Cornish, Pinecrest TAMMY FASHION SHOES 79 Simcoe N. __ 728-2491 Mrs. Everett Coedy, social functions; Mrs, Richard Schad, supply and social assistance; Mrs. Cyril Campbell, Mrs. Hugh Scott, flowers; Mrs. Thomas Moorcroft, press and publicity, The president, read a list of points for the individual mem- ber to consider as her respon- 25th SCOUT "MOTHERS AUX. Mrs. William Grant presid- ed at the meeting held on December 4. Twenty members were present. It was moved that the four groups, under the telephone con- veners, would provide refresh- ments and a program to be ar- ranged by the executive for the coming meetings: Volunteers were asked to as- sist in serving at a dinner for the leaders of handicapped scouts to be held on December 8, at Camp Samac. A movement was passed au- thorizing the purchase of the of the magazine, Scout Leader, for the executive. The Cubs' Christmas -- party was discussed and plans for the purchase of refreshments were made. Mrs. D. R. Sinclair presented a talk and reading on Lord Baden-Powell. CENTRE STREET UCW West Group The megular meeting of the West Group of Centre Street Ucw was held Tuesday. even- ing. Mrs. Leonard Goldsmith wel- comed the members and guests and after a pot luck supper, the Reverend W. G. Dickson con- should give; and finally the fe ducted the election of officers for 1963 as follows. group lead- er, Mrs. Leonard Goldsmith; as- sistant group leader, Mrs. Au- brev Weeks; treasurer, Mrs. Ace Abbott; secretary, Mrs. Claud Flewelling, card con- vener, Mrs. Leonard - Rogers; pianists, Mrs. Hubert Bate- man and Mrs. James Moore; press reporter and rummage sales convener, Mrs. Wilfred Badgley. Mrs. Goldsmith thanked the members for their assistance during the year. Mrs. Mansell Gerrow, led the devotional per- iod. Her them, "The Christ- mas Story". Scripture was read by Mrs. Earl James, read- ings were given by Mrs. Ger- row, Mrs. James and Mrs. Flewwelling. Hymns were. sung accompanied by Mrs. Bateman at the piano. A rummage sale was planned for Tuesday, December 11 at 1 p.m. Anyone haveing goods for this sale please contact Mrs. M. Badgley 5-5309 or Mrs, Gold- smith 3-3138. The next regular meeting will be held in the Chapel, Wednes- sibility in "Taking Stock of Our- selves'. "1. Smile. Be friendly, courteous to everyone. 2. Re- member every member's name, 3. Encourage others to talk and participate. Express humility; avoid giving others the impres- sion you "know it all'. 4. Be generous with praise. 5. Get ac- quainted with others, learning their interests and ideas. 6. Show respect for the viewpoint of others. 7. Cultivate the habit of being an interested listener. 8, Share your own information and experience willingly. 9. Be aware that all members thinking together usually can reach a wiser decision than any one member can alone. 10. Feel a personal responsibility towards the growth of the group. 11. Fol- low the philosophy of the three monkeys. 'See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil', and above all practice the Golden Rule. This will add to your own per- sonal worth and will multiply your own personal enjoyment and happiness." Thanks were expressed to Mrs. Cyril Campbell, Mrs. Ev- erett Coedy and Mrs. Hugh Scott for the decorations and for con- day, January 2, 1963 at 8 p,m. vening this dinner meeting. ro ETRE rn THE MaAGiC OF CHRISTMAS ARDEN FOR MEN papstestcusteustsysteps cys cuslepstopeteys] UBUIBIBEBEBEBEBSBEBaBEB THURSDAY Eva Alexander Unit King Street UCW 5th Scout Mothers' Aux Miss Donna Gail Johnstone read a greeting and grandsons, Brian Johnstone, Larry Johnstone and Ross Young presented the gifts. wise men had "dreams" as have great men through the ages. In the present age, Sir Winston with pink on white orname-tal icing. WILSON | tea room hostess was . C. Baxter and presiding at table were Mrs. W. R. Short, Mrs. J. W. Broadbent, Mrs. Alvin Hicks, Mrs, Alfred , Mrs. Frank James, Mrs. Douglas Redpath, Mrs. Clarence Scott and Mrs. Law- tence Allen. Serving were Miss Catherine Newton, Mrs. J. K. Moffax Jr., Miss Jacqueline Moody, Miss Marion Price, Mrs. Frank Bell, Miss Marilyn Harris, Mrs. Wil- liam Harris, Mrs. William Beer and Mrs. Robert Dewland, Mrs. Harry Jeffery welcomed guests to the gift room. Among the guests were Her Worship Mayor Christine Tho- mas and Mr. T. D. Thomas MPP who presented an illumin- ated scroll from the Provincial Secretary and Minister of Citi- zenship for Ontario, the Honor- able John Yaremko; Mrs, David Glover, Mrs. Young's niece from Roland, Manitoba, and Mr. Glover who flew east for occasion; Mrs. George Kayes, Oshawa, Mrs. Young's sister, who celebrated her 90th birthday in September and who attended the wedding sixty years ago. GUESTS OF HONOR Also present at the Cbrist- mastide wedding in 1902 and at- tending the diamond anni- versary party were the bride's brother, Mr. Amos Rodd and Mrs, Rodd of Greenbank who celebrated their 60th anni- versary last year and Mr. and May E. Rodd was born at -|Rouge Hill in 1879 to the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rodd who had emigrated from England. Mr, Young was born at Green River in 1880, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Uriah Young of Brougham. the home of the bride's sister, The bride, the former Miss The couple was married at Mrs. W. H. Jackson and Mr. Jackson at their home on the Brock Road, by the Reverend Mr. Williams. of Greenwood. LONG-TERM RESIDENCE Mr. and Mrs. Young began their married life by farming at Green River then market. gardening at Markham, coming to Oshawa 45 years ago when Mr. Young started to work at General Motors where he was employed for 36 years, retiring about ten years ago. The couple recall spending their honeymoon at The Walker House in Toronto, and driving back to the station in a phaeton drawn by a pair of dapple grey horses. They travelled by train to Strathroy. The train was wrecked at the next station; killing their travelling compan- ions, who were also bride and bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Young have two daughters, Mrs. R. H. Daniel (Dorothy) of Whitby and Mrs. B. G, Johnstone (Evelyn) Calvary Baptist WMS 6th Scout Mothers' Aux. St. George's Eve. Guild St, George's Aft. WA 3rd Scut Mothers' Aux Court Charlene, COF Navy League Aux. Valleyview Park Aux. 12th Scout Mothers' Aux. 14th Scout Mothers' Aux. St. Stephen's UCW Harvey Hunt Unit FRIDAY Centre Street (East Unit) Mr. Frank Young, Oshawa. There are six grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Young are both in good health and. have youthful and optimistic outlook on life. Mr. Young has been a great skater and an ardent fisherman. Neither has ever been hospitalized and they at- tribute their good health to an rest and wholesome, plain food They are members of King Street United Church. Mrs. Young has been active in the women's organizations and is a life member of the Woman's Missionary Society. FOR THAT SPECIAL GIRL! . . » Phone 725-0532 and order an exciting quilted housecoat. We will gift-wrap it, and de- liver # to your door; at no extra cost. NESBJTT'S LADIES' WEAR 33 King St. E. of Burlington and two sons, Mr. P.S. or drop in to see us. Gordon Young, Etobocoke, and Churchill expressed his dream thus "The day will come when victorious nations will plan and build in justice and freedom, a house of many mansions bg there will be room for all." AWAY FROM IT ALL Step out of the Christmas rush -- and into a relaxing tub. Best way yet to ease taut nerves and muscles. A few drops of velvety bath oil will do three extra-wonderful things: Soften the water, leave a vapor trail of fragrance in the bath- room and on your skin, and smooth out those chapped areas just beginning to show up in the FURNITURE CO. BIG BONUS SALE NOW ON RECLINER CHAIRS 20 CHURCH ST. cold weather. i nee abstemious life with plenty of|}, & SEPARATE SCHOOL SUPPORTERS .. . I THANK YOU! (Mrs.) Winona W. 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