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Thursday, October 24, 1963 @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Company Leader Receives Highest Award In Guiding The highlight of the 2nd Osh- awa Girl Guide Company's pot luck supper, held a' Guide Hall, was the presentation of the gold cord to Patsy Lynne Campbell. She also received her Woodcraft Emblem, Astronomer's, Stalk- er's, Camper's and Woodman's badges. Following the supper the guides formed a horseshoe for the presentation. Mrs. W. E. Gardner, Adelaide District Com- missi , then introduced Mrs. D. E. Fox, Division Commis- 'isioner, to the guests present. Patsy Lynne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Campbell were then called to the horseshoe. Mrs. Fox presented the cord to Mrs. Campbell to place on her daugh- ter's arm. Patsy Lynne was then pr ted with two - able gifts: a Girl Guide ring from the 2nd Mothers' Commit- tee and a Girl Guide binder from the Guides. Mrs. Gardner, commented that this was the first Gold Cord that had ever been presented in the 2nd Guide| Commissioner Company. Also present at the ceremony who PATSY LYNNE CAMPBELL |was Mrs. Beckett, a District'meeting closed with taps, St. Gregory's CPTA Hears SIGNING THE REGISTER from England, is in Oshawa on vacation. After a short program the Miss-Gwen Gtio- Feted At Parties Prior To Wedding Miss Gwen Otto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincert Otto. whose marriage took place last Saturday, to Mr. Bruce Luke, son of Mr. and Mrs. L, C. Luke, has been the honored guest at many showers and parties. x Mrs. Donald Colby opened her home for. a miscellaneous) shower attended by neighbors of the future bride. Friends gathered at the sum- mer home of Mr. and Mrs. | Otto at Seagrave and presented the couple with a set of TV tables and plaques. Miss Otto's cousin, Mrs. James Jenkinson, Toronto, en- tertained at a dinner and mis- cellaneous shower for the fu- riure bride and bridegroom. Miss Norma Gower and) Miss Mary Kolynko, maid of} honor and bridesmaid, enter- tained the bride-to-be and per-) sonal friends at a miscellane- ous shower. Mrs, Ross Glover, Mrs, Gor- don Wilson, and Mrs, Baron Schuermann, friends of the prospective bridegroom's moth-) er, entertained at a miscellane- ous shower at Mrs. Glover's home. Barriers of Sex" Collapse in Egypt CAIRO (Reuters) -- Egypt's women, who for years have been the most emancipated in the Middle East, today are playing a more active part than ever in the life of the country.| Without any loss of feminity they, are daily making inroads into what were formerly male domains, Let eight. women are members of the Arab Socialist Union, political national front which ---- people from all walks of life. POLYGAMY FADES ° sociological Middle East, is gradually dying out as a result of social reforms 'eminist organizetinns, In the countryside, where two- thirds of Egypt's J live, polygamous ions are beiftg discarded following large- scale education programs f both men and women. + ' Latest statisties show that to- day, only seven in every 1,000 husbands have two wives and only three in every 1,000 have more than two. numbers iereasea "to This year, some 250,000 Egypt's Polygamy, one of the chronic problems in the a Artificial barriers, which for | centuries have separated the) two sexes in Egypt, are collaps- ing as women occupy more and| more key jobs in the govern- ment, factories, research cen-| tres and universities, ; i Their emancipation has cul- minated in the appointment of the country's first woman min- Hekmat HOSTESS It was only in 1957 that, ns Mrs. J. W, Edwards, pres- the first time in the history of| ident of Pilot Club of Oshawa, |E8ypt, two women became| which is acting as host to the |members of the now-defunct na-| fall council of Pilot Clubs Of tional assembly. A year later, | Ontario, District 17, meeting . at the Hotel Genosha, this weekend. The International President, Miss Ruth Cun- ningham, San Gabriel Valley, California, will be among the guests of honor, and Dr. C. H. Vipond will be the after dinner speaker. | Oshawa Times Photo 282 King W 728-9581 professional UF SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Dr. G. R. Cullen On Children's Ills was ee ee --Aldsworth Photegraphy | he home of 'Mr. and Mrs.| The first public school de. | The October meeting of St.| Mr. Ivan Wallace Rover, Ranger Crews Form thanked|Howard Luke, uncle and aunt signed to give girls an education Gregory's CPTA was opened|t'.c speaker and presented small of the future bridegroom. Honor Guard At Luke-Otto Ri onor ual u e t 0 ites treasurer's report was given. (esting and te stimulate atten-| The 7th Cub Pack presented| noon ceremony in Simcoe Street! gladiolas. children bring their pennies for|vener is used each meeting.|with the Scout emblem. bride was a member), and the For the reception at the San-|Sponding secretary and Mrs. J. two judges will be Mrs. Charles Mike Otio's co-workers at ihe! e December meeting. served by Mrs. Pultz and the|week honeymoon motor trip to) CLEANING we : ; equal to that of boys was opened with prayer by Sister Rosalie.) gifts of appreciation to Sister. The SRS Crusader, Seas; Chelsea England, in 1873 The new president, Mrs. Wil-|Elizabeth Anne, Mrs. Bromley|Ranger Crew, entertained Miss) i Medina be atch liam A. Clarke, conducted the/and Dr. Gillen. Otto, a former Ranger, with a meeting. The minutes were! It was decided, in order to|pantry shelf shower and pre- ; read amd approved, and the|make the meetings more inter-|sented her with a clock. | Z F. _ & Gwendolyn Marie Otto, daugh--The maid of honor carried a; The members indicated that\dance, that two judges would|thei ; ee ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent G./cascade of white gladfolas and|they were opposed to children|attend every coetiad ree ge ge rag ge egg ort id é Otto, became the bride of Bruce|white baby roses. The brides-/from the school collecting| season, and award points to the| x eifiag manatee turihete- ; Alexander Luke, son of Mr. and|maids carried cascades of red)money door-to-door on Hallow-;conyener who had put on the be sa gift of @ cup and| J 7 Mrs. Lionel C. Luke, in an after-|baby roses edged with whitele'en. It was suggested that the|best meeting. A different con-\caycer and silver Pe ie, ee ~ PY s2 : SS | United Church last Saturday. The best man was Mr. Doug-/UNICEF to the school and also/ Points will be awarded on the) lati oe tical The Reverend John K. Moffat|las Luke and the ushers were|that a donation to UNICEF be! best grade parents participation, tabl ah ca i gp SB hed- officiated. Following the cere-|Mr. Ronald Blyth and Mr. Wil|/made by the organization. the program, the speaker|'@ poet lye oad henyi mony, the crew of SRS Cru-|liam E, Eagleson, all of Osh-| Mrs. Ivan Wallace volunteer-|obtained, and the arrangements| pore was ™ a sive rine. | sader Rangers (of which the awa. jed to fill the position of corre-|made for the social hour, The rom Prospe | 7th Oshawa Rover Crew (the ido? _|T. Dalby, Mrs. John O'Donnell,| Plews and Mrs. George Barrett.| : bridegroom's crew) formed a oe date, \ eoaecues ti Mrs. Charles J, Roache) A social hovr was spent in the|bank achat ee Peg * guard of honor when the couple °°'V®°: . 2. , offered to act as conveners. banquet hall, which was gaily|floor polisher and electric tea- left the church. blue sheath of faille with a) A 50-50 draw convened by Mr.\decorated in a Hallowe'en/kettle. Given in marriage by her matching lace jacket with beige|Paul Delaney is to be held at theme. Refreshments were; Before leaving on their two- father, the' bride wore a full accessories and a corsage of!th length gown of norganza over|nink sweetheart roses. The! Bol tay pace covve 0 tens! bridegroom's mother assisted, e ' sleaves. ; neckline enhanced by edging of "e@ting @ gold brocade sheath Swiss imported appliques. The with matching accessories and bouffant skirt fell in soft un-|a yellow sweetheart rose cor- pressed pleats from the waist, Sage. dramatized by similar appli- For a honeymoon to the east ques and self bows on the hip-|coast, the bride chose a black) ing into a chapel train. A pearl-|cessories and a corsage of ized flower and leaf headdress/orange delight roses, for travel- with a organza bow, held her|jing. On their return the couple bouffant, scalloped, tiered veil) will reside at 326 Saguenay, of tulle illusion. She carried al Apartment 12, Oshawa. cascade of white cymbidium or-| Gyests were present at the chids with clusters of stephano-| weqging from Port Perry, tis and ivy garlands. say, Toronto, The maid of honor was Miss|Brampton, Levack, and Oak- Norma Gower and the brides-| ville. maids were Miss Mary Kolynko, |--- Oshawa, and Miss Nancy Otto, | Levack, Ontario. They were dressed alike in pomegranate) peau de soie gowns, with bell) shaped ballerina-length skirts and three-quarter sleeves. They wore matching wedding ring headdresses with circular veils. FOR PREFERRED ATTENTION PAUL ISTOW 728-9474 EALTOR » The special attendance prize mothers of Mr. J. for this meeting was won by Grades 7 and 8. Each teacher Commerce, table with their own stu- bride dents' parents. The lucky cup| with a set of flatware. wedding re-} Mrs. C. Cannon, who teaches\had a Grade 5. " Mre. Edgar Bromley acted as Was won by Mrs. Paul Char- pianist for community singing, trand. Hogan's' Maine, the staff of the Bank of, where the future worked, presented her Following the hearsal the bridal party was conducted by Sister Elizabeth, Mrs. Pultz was responsible entertained at the home of Mr Anne. fo all arrangements for the;and Mrs. L. 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