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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 11, 1963 A BIRTHDAY GIRL Celebrating her first birth- | Thickson's road north, Her fay today is little Ella Lor- 'grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blatch, and Mr. raine Wallis, daughter of Mr. | and Mrs. Stuart Wallis, all of and Mrs. Gordon Wallis, 'Graduate Nurses Entertained At Luncheon By Auxiliary At the Guild Inn, Scarbor-, Mrs. George Telford introduc- ough, recently, the graduating|ed the members of the graduat- class, School of Nursing, Osh-|ing class, awa Hospital, was entertained| The nurses, accompanied by at luncheon by the Women's|Miss Carol Perry, entertained Auxiliary convened by Mrs.|the gathering by singing two J. G. Mcintosh. jhumorous songs, composed by Red and gold, the school col-/them in which they expressed ors, were used effectively injimpressions of their life and decorating the tables. Bouquets) teachers gathered through their of red and yellow tulips en-jyears in training. They ended hanced by gold candelabra with|by singing their school song. red tapers graced the table. Mrs, A. W. Armstrong ad- Lilac and lily-of-the-valley add-\dressed the class, congratulat- ed their touch of spring. ing them on successfully com- With the serving of coffee! pleting their training. ge Flee Dancey conducted) miss Gayle Vigodda of Picton, Seated af the head 'able ana Qrarie, responded, on behal 'introduced by Mrs, A. W. Arm-) 4 appreciation for the tort strong, president of the Aux-|,.4q. by the Women's Auxil- iliary were: Mrs. George Tel-|iary ford, Miss Jane Cole, Miss) ,\° Z Gladys Hill, Miss Joy Reid,| Each graduate received a Mrs, R. J. Gulliver, staff mem-| white pen, her name engraved bers of the Oshawa Hospital; |i" gold, donated anonymously Mrs. A. W. Armstrong, Mrs.|bY a member of the Women's Neil Felt, Mrs. W. F. Marshall, | Auxiliary. Mrs. J. G. Dancey, Mrs. S. A.| The luncheon was brought to Heney, Mrs. James McCanshja close by two solos, by Mrs. executive members of the Hos-|Jan Drygala, accompanied at pital Auxiliary. the piano by Mrs. J. H. Scott. New in Oshawa -- RENU=-TEX PROCESS Differs from all other methods of Dry Cleaning All Dry Cleaning removes a certain amount of the netural oils in textiles. But REN-U-TEX replaces these textile oils giving @ finish like NEW. Westminster UCW Entertained By Members Of Sweet Adelines The Hi-Liters Quartet rom the Sweet Adeline Society en- tertained the members of West- minster United Church Women at their June meeting, held re- cently. The girls, Rita Bone- ham, Anna-Jane Sharrard, Mar- ilyn Scott and Nancy Fleming, sang, 'You're Welcome as _ the Flowers in May, Bye-Bye Blues, Black-eyed Susans and You Were Only Fooling'. A one-act play entitled, 'Bow Before the Wind' was also pre- sented. It portrayed some of the advantages and disadvan- tages of life in Commu. nist China today. In the play, two young girls, Shu-mei and Cheng, workers in the commune have discovered that She seed rice--the hope of the future-- is being stolen. Their decision to report the theft to the cadre meeting is complicated by the discovery that Shu-mei's uncle has stolen the rice and has hid- den it in the loft of the church, First Uncle is not a Christian but Shu-mei and her invalid mother are and they dread to have the church suffer through their family. She realizes how- Women's Editor Writes Noted Books On Bible Subjects ver that the church is like the) NEW YORK (AP) -- Edith great willow at the edge of the|Deen went back to college after village which, though lashed by/35 years of being out of school. many storms, always springs|The result: A master's thesis back to strength and vigor. Injand a book, Family Living in the end Shu-mei and her mother|the Bible. : decide that the theft must be re-| The book, published this ported and First Uncle must take his punishment even though shyebiipeteoos Y i. they and the church may suffer The members were served for it. i strawbrry shortcake and coffee Those taking part in the play |by the committee for the ev- were Mrs. Clarence Scott/ening, Mrs. Kenneth Brown, as Shu-mei, Mrs. Kenneth|Mrs. William Grylls and Mrs. Brown, ler friend Cheng, Mrs.| Clarence Scott. spring, was an outgrowth of aleditor and daily columnist on a| When Mrs. Deen tackled her|King Jame: rsion. thesis on family living which|Fort Worth newspaper for more|thesis, she found the Bible cov- mae as watt in the earned her a master's degreejthan 25 years. e ers the subject of the fi Bible, she s, to one at Texas Womas's University in] Although Mrs. Deen was re-|more thoroughly than any book! of the social its' thréetselng the pont It was her third volumeljyctant to start studying after|°" record, family today, including juvenile lealing with religious subjects.|she finished her second book,| "Practically every one of the|délinquency, divorce, break Mrs. Deen, wife of Edgarjher husband's encouragement|66 books in the Bible has some/down of family life, Deen, former mayor of Fort|convinced her she should return|reference to family living," shejin marital relai , and Worth, Tex., was a woman's'to the college. says. Her book is based on the!the constant. moving of homes. For a carefree vacation Thomas Moorcroft, Shu-mei's invalid mother, and Mrs. How. ard Brown, whe played the whi- ning, complaining First Aunt. | A basket of spring flowers) and lighted candles flanking the open Bible made an effective setting for a spring devotional. Mrs. William Grylls read the scripture and Mrs. Clarence Scott gave a reading which re-| minds people to rejoice in the} beauty of the earth and in the/ senses through which we are) able to enjoy a beautiful day.| During the business period| {LQ 1S YOUR CLOTHES BEST FRIEND "The Nicest Cleaning in Town" Phone 725-3555 to any location conducted by Mrs. John Redko,| Today, wnen you PERSONAL LOAN from CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE can buy almost anything you of financing your purchase. 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