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ee él MR. AND MRS. CHARLES GRILLS Life-Long Residents Of District Celebrate Diamond Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grills, Columbus, were at home to their many relatives, friends and neighbors, on the occasion of their diamond wedding anni- versary last Sunday. Over three hundred guests called to con- gratulate the couple in the fternoon and evening. Mrs. Grills is the former Edna Ellins, born at Columbus, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Levi Ellins. Mr. Grills, born at Dunbarton, is the son of; the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grills. They were married at the bride's parents' home, "Rosehill Farm', éast of Columbus, on October 21, 1903, with the Reverend Albert Wil- #0n officiating. They have lived all their mar- tied life in the Columbus district, where Mr. Grills operated a feed mil' for eleven years, They then farmed for thirty-five years and retired to the village of Columbus fourtcen years ago. They are both members of Columbus United Church. They have six children, all married, Howard and Horace Grills of Brooklin, Stanley » Port Perry, Florence . Idris Stacey) Oshawa, (Mrs, Arthur Hepburn) Columbus, and Rosina (Mrs.| Roy Jackson) Lindsay. They have thirteen grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Mrs, Grills received her Quests wearing a blue silk dress =e corsage of white chrysan- ums. Sons and daughters helped re- ceive the guests and grandsons were in charge of.the guest book while the granddaughters assist- ed in serving. The tea table was laid with a white cutwork cloth and center- ed with a three tier wedding cake, flanked by crystal can- delabra with pale biue tapers and white baby chrysanthe- mums. Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Thomas Scott, Miss E. Lawrence, Mrs. J. Miller, and Mrs. Thomas Flett. Those serving in the afternoon were Jo Ann Rich, Mary Lueyk, Joan PE ie Rito dn "0 Jo Aldwinckie, Women's Fditor Dial 723-3474 @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, October 25, 1963 PERSONALS. ~--Oshawa Times Photo Michael Starr MP; Premier) John Robarts of Ontario; Dr. Matthew Dymond MLA; and a scroll from the Provincial Gov- ernment, Numerous cards were received from _ friends and neighbors. Among the gifts received were a mantel radio from their chil- dren; a hand painted picture from the grandchildren; the neighbors and friends in Colum- bus presented the couple with a floor lamp, relish dish and a gift of money. Many bouquet of flowers, an electric blanket and other gifts were also re- ceived. Both Mr. and Mrs. Grills have devoted their lives to their home and family. CP & T Committee Elects Officers The annual meeting and elec- tion of officers for the Oshawa Committee of the CP and T Fund was held in the IOOF hall Wednesday evening, Octo- ber 2, 1963, with representa- tives from each Lodge present. Brother William Payne was elected chairman for the year 1963-64; vice chairman, Sister Victoria MacGee; secretary, Sis- ter Llewella Pine; treasurer, Sister Nelda Thompson. Broth- er Howard Hutchison was elected chairman of the ways and means committee. Chair- man of the investigating com- mittee is Sister Pearl Peacock assisted by Sister Delma Hutch- ison, Sister Margaret Lockie, awa, visiting their son, Dr. Beckett, and his family, street, While here, Mrs. Bec! Company. Mrs. Edgar Bromley, ton, Lancashire, England, ar- rived in August to visit her daughter, Mrs. George Mam- ilka, Elgin street west. Mrs. Bromley has spent three months in Oshawa and is leav- ing for England next Thurs- day. Mrs, E. HW. Anderson, Mrs. A. G. Fowler, Mr, and Mrs. Donald H. Rice and Miss Elea- nor Rice will be in Hamilton today to attend the fall con- + gage of McMaster Univet- sity Dunbarton, returning to Oshawa November 1. The Canadian Minister Robichaud, told members and the Canadian Mr. and Mrs. Noel Beckett, "brine ata ni eg F} ree wee! | rab . Roy|Seaway Towers, Toronto, Wed- D'Arcy 'kett,|was introduced by the presi- who is a District Commissioner' of the Girl Guides in England, attended a Gold Cord presenta- tion to Miss Patsy Lynne Camp- bell of the 2nd Oshawa Guide Pres- served their husbands fish for breakfast." The occasion was a "Bouillabaisse et Banquet"' at nesday night, and the minister dent of the British Columbia Fisheries, Mr. Jack Henry. Jo Aldwinckle. Prior To Wedding Attending from Oshawa were) 7 Mrs, Barbara Pollock and Mrs.| § Taylor, son of Mr. Oshawa Nurse Feted By Friends Miss Jane Wozny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mario Wozny, whose marriage takes place to- morrow, to Robert George and Mrs. Percy Taylor, has been enter- tained at a number of showers prior to her wedding. The future bride's mother entertained the women's group Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lynde of formerly of Osh awa, have sold their store to the Canadian National Railway. Mr. Lynde has resigned as post- master of Dunbarton and they have purchased a home at 1482 Simcoe street north and will be about of Fisheries, the Honorable Edard of the press and ra*io that "hus- bands would be happy all day economy would be strengthened, if wives in the church at a miscellane- ous shower held in St. George's Ukrainian Catholic Church par- ish hall. Mrs. Walter Burnat, Mrs. Harry Muzyki and Mrs Fred Tureski assisted the hostess. The 4F staff of Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital held a personal shower at the home of Mrs. Gerald Payne, Carnegie street with Miss Thelma Travis assist- ing Mrs. Payne. A kitchen shower was held at the home of Mrs. James Heaslip by the prospective bridegroom's mother's family. The bride-to-be's classmates class of '62, Oshawa Generai Miss Patricia Rice, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Rice, will receive her BA degree from McMaster Uni- versity, Hamilton, today. After spending the past hed working with. Cree ndians at Norway House and Ojibway Indians on Chris- tian Island, she is attending the Faculty of Education at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg. RECEIVES DEGREE Hospital, held a miscellaneous Shower at the home of Mrs. Hugh Perry, Saugenay avenue. Mrs, Harry Taylor held a kitchen shower at her home on Rossland road, assisted by Mrs. King Taylor, and Mrs. Delbert MacFarlane, Hamilton. Following the rehearsal to- night the bridal party will be éntertained at the home of the future bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Taylor, Beatrice street. Hold Social Night For Ball Teams The members of four Harman Park ball teams and the! friends gathered at the club- house recently for an evening of dancing and refreshments. The Atom boys went bowling earlier and then joined the earlier and then joined the drinks it) morial Church. mE RTO icc 9 SOE A This healthy cherub, George William Somerville, age: one, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Somerville, + Devon street. He is the first grand- son of Mr. and Mrs. George William Jarvis, Oshawa, and UNITS, GROUPS, AUX] . |The Lord's Prayer, / |utes' silence and the motto. /\port. Mrs. - |ber 21, is the. grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William Somerville, Greenbank, and a great- grandson of Mr. and Mrs. George Judd, Oshawa. --Ireland Studio _|Wigston, Mrs. / SILVER CROSS WOMEN The monthly meeting of the Remembrance Association of the Oshawa. Silver Cross Chap- ter held i at. the Smith, Mrs. Herbert Bratley, pres- ident, opened the meeting with two - min- Mrs. Jack Hogan read the minutes and Mrs. Charles Gibbs gave the treasurer's re- Holland read the correspondence from Sunnybrook Hospital, thanking the chapter for parcels re- ceived. the wreaths on Armistice Day, also for the bazaar, Novem- Draws donated by Mrs. for the day. Mrs. Peter Syperek read the minutes and 'gave th treasurer's report. Mrs. Cecil Rowden thanked Mrs, Wright and all those who A donation was taken dishes f Plans were made for placing|H, . webs -- 8 louse A nominating committee formed to secure officers the coming year. Hostesses fo: the next meeting will be Thomas 'Loreno, Mrs, Arthur Jessie Tooley, Mrs. Martha Smith and Mrs. E. F. Fallon were won by Mrs. Eva ' Taggart, Mrs, Herbert Bratley, Mrs, Edward Holland, Mrs. Martha Smith and Mrs. Jessie Tooley. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, Edward Holland, Highland avenue, No- vember 15. ST. GEORGE'S WA The Westmount Group of St. George's Memorial Church Now's the Time to y Your Home with CUSTOM AND SOCIAL NOTICES FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Mrs. Edna Strutt, Oshawa wishes to announce the forth- coming marriage of her daugh- ter, Gwen May Strutt; to Johannes Geradus (Jerry) Sprenkles, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sprenkles, Whitby, The ceremony will take place on Saturday, November 16, at 10 a.m. in St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. A. C. B. Liles wish to announce the forthcom- ing marriage of their only daughter, Elaine Valerie, to LAC William Holman, RCAF Station, Downsview, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Holman, Pickering, formerly of Oshawa. The wedding will take place on Saturday, November 16; 1963, at 2.00 p.m. at Albert Street United Church. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Harold Braund wish to announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Doreen May, to David Charles Thorne, son of Mr. and Mrs, Everett Thorne, all of Oshawa. The marriage is to take place Sat- urday, November 23, 1063, at 3.00 p.m. in St, George's Me- BEST SPECIMENS The best specimens of the precious stone amethyst are found in Brazil, Ceylon, India and Arabia. The sports chairman, Mr. Reginald Montpetit, presented a trophy to each of the follow- ing, who were chosen 'Most Valuable Player" by their team mates: Atom Boys, Mike Harp- er; Pee Wee Boys, Bill Pren- tice; Pee Wee Girls, Mary AT HOME Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Bickell, Martin road, Bowmanville, will be at home to: their : relatives, friends and neighbors on Satur- day, November 9, from 2.00 to 5.00 p.m. on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. READY MADE DRAPES M. & C. Dry Goods & Draperies 74 CELINA STREET PHONE 723-7827 MAPLE CLEANERS 504 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA Cosh & Corry -- 4 Hr. Service Service 8 Hour .. Pick-Up and Delivery 'eur Family's Friend" PHONE 725-0643 Good food dese Orlecki; Bantam Girls, Dale rves good wine BOW TIE WITH BUTTONDOWN COLLAR (strictly oddball) HERRINGBONE SUIT 3 (to match winter underwear) d QY YAKUE Trim Fit Tailoring that broadens your shoulders asitslimsyour waist. Waistand sleeves are tapered to give you that long lean look. Traditional rolled button down collars, back button and box pleat features. In an exciting variety of colours and patterns. Once you-have worn' Hi-Man you will never wear anything else so why not drop in today and see our new collection of Hi-Man shirts by ARROW designed for you only DUNN'S OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WAY DOWN IVY LEAGUE KKK KKK KKK KKK TAPERED PANTS with baggy knees builtin (different anyway) MATCHING SHOES ~~ (hard to get) by EXCLUSIVELY FOR TEENAGERS We now have a com- plete selection of high fashion sports shirts and dress shirts especially styled and designed for the teen man. ARROW. Hi*Man shirts will give you neat $5.00 ened Godfrey. All team members will be receiving crests. Sister Annie Shorten and Sister Alice Hayton, Brother Orville MaGee was elected chairman of the hospital bed committee with Brother Samuel Moss as co- chairman. One of the purposes of this committee is to make available to the general public, free of charge, hospital beds, wheel OFFERS HAT TIPS MONTREAL (CP) --Hat de signer Irene Burstyn says that every hat she includes in her collection must suit her--"if the hat suits me it will suit anyone." She says that women who look best in hats are tall, with good eyes and a long neck. CARPET COMPANY chairs with ies and other hospital equipment. This equipment is in almost constant use. Hutcheon, Rosemarie Carter, Evelyn Croxall and Ilean Ellins. Pouring tea in the evening were Mr. Grills' two sisters, Mrs. Lucy Beckett and Mrs. Rachel Cook and Mrs. Grills' two sis- ters, Mrs. Pearl Robson, and Mrs. A. J. Cook. Those serving in the evening were Noreen RECORD SALES Canadians bought a record 30 DAYS OVERSEAS (OCT. Ist -- MAR. 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Help your Red Cross to continue its humanitarian work--think of the many ways the Red Cross serves you and your neighbour--then plan your donation or pledge to the best of your means, A generous donation will do so much for so manv in 1963, c RED CROSS NEEDS YOUR HELP NOW OSHAWA BRANCH: 73\King St. East, Oshawa -- 723-2933 -- Fred Roberts, Pres. Gabo: DRY GOODS 43 KING STREET WEST, OSHAWA SIMCOE ST. S. AT ATHOL ST.