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@ THE OSHAWA 'TIMES, Thursday, November 7, 1963 TWO GRADE 13 students of McLaughlin Collegiate and Vocational Institute received scholarships from St. Mary of the People Catholic Women's » League at its November meet- ing. President Mrs. M. G. Coleman congratulates Cath- Father N. J. Gignac Presents Scholarships To The Reverend Norbert Gignac presented two scholarships worth $50.each to two students at the regular meeting of St. Mary's CWL. The scholarships were awarded by the St. Mary's Council of the CWL to the boy and girl from the parish who attained the highest average in Grade 12 and are now in Grade 13. The recipients were Cather- ine Van DeVen and Timothy Dittmar, students at McLauzh- lin Collegiate and Vocational In- stitute. Father Gignac opened the meeting with the league prayer and Mrs. Max Coleman presid- ed for the business portion. The winner of the draw held by the Felician Sisters at Port Credit was Mrs. Donald Reid. A rummage sale will be held on Friday, November 8, at 1.30 p.m. in the Church Auditorium, 532 Stevenson road north. The next general meeting is to be held on December 2, and will be in the form of a pot luck supper, Conveners for this event are Mrs. Norman' Fry, Mrs. Bernard Jones and Mrs. Rudy Nagel. Names drawn for daily pray- ers are: Mrs. Kenneth McRae, Mrs. Hart Williams, Mrs. Wil- son Mapplebeck and Mrs. Wil- Ham Dionne. Mrs. William Edwards, co- convener for the bazaar to be held on November 18, from 2.00 until 9.00 p.m. in the church au- ditorium, reported that plans are well under way for this event. Christmas decorations an candles will be on sale this year in addition to aprons, doll's clothes, candy, home baking, knitted goods and many other attractive items. Mrs. Rudy Nagel ied a group. discussion on the late Pope John XXIII Ency- clical 'Pacem in Terris" Part 1. Each group discussed a para- graph from the Encyclical and in turn gave answers to a ques- Mrs. Bernard Jones and her lit candles were the setting in Centennial Hall for the dessert bridge and hat show held re- cently, sponsored by the Del- Mar Unit of King Street UCW. door by the unit leader, Mrs. Gabriel Frank James. Mrs. Wesley Herbert. Ronald Leonard were co-conven- ers and their committee were: Mrs. Gordon Pierson, Mrs. Rob- ert Elston, Mrs. Robert L. John- son, Mrs. Robert Stewart and Mrs. Douglas Southwell. ed many lovely fall and winter hats in a variety of shades and styles. The models were: Mrs. Charles Baxter, Mrs. Donald Cooper, Mrs. Gordon Kellett, Mrs. Douglas McKay, Mrs. Rob- co Stewart and Mrs. Allan r. drawn and the winners were: Mrs. Cecil Rowden, Mrs. Wil- Mrs. E.. Jackson, Mrs. F. Gunn, Mrs. William Brent, Mrs. Mark J. N. Guest, Mrs. Rae Cross- J. Wray, erine Van De Ven, 18, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Van De Ven, Gibbons street, and Mrs. Harry Lack, education committee convener, compli- ments Timothy Dittmar, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Dittmar, Fernhill boulevard. Two Students tionnaire. Father Gignac then gave a summary to the mem-| bers of the Encyclical. Refreshments were served by committee, Desserts, Millinery Big Attraction Chrysanthemums and brightly Guests were greeted at the Lavictoire, and Mrs. The evening was,opened by Mrs; Douglas McKay and Mrs. Paul Her The awards were presented |- by the Reverend N. J. Gignac, parish priest. --Oshawa Times Photo Edward S. Jarvis Marlene McDonald! United in Marriage! - Edward Samuel Jarvis, son of Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Jarvis, | Oshawa, took as his bride Mar-| lene Beverly Mc" ald, daugh- iter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ray McDonald of Bowmanville re- The ceremony took place in| St. Paul's United Church, Bow-| manville, with the Reverend) Harold Turner officiating The bride's father gave her in marriage. She wore a street- | length gown of parchment peau] de soie with a bateau neckline and elbow-length sleeves. The bell skirt was accented by an overskirt of brocaded silk. A pearl coronet held her should-| der-length veil of nylon tulle) and she carried a cascade of white pompoms, pihk heart roses and stephanotis. sweet- Mns. Rae Abernethy was her| sister's matron of honor wear-| img a sheath of peacock blue} peau de soie with matching} overskirt and a weddding ring! headdress with a circular veil.| She held shasta di a cascade of white | Mrs. Miss Viola McDougall display- 'Tay- A number of prizes were liam Laverty, Mrs. R. Smales, Swanger, Mrs. Jane Wilson, Mrs. Roy Nesbitt, Mrs. C. A. Powell, Mrs. M. Elliott, Mrs. R. Mowers, Mrs. R. Wellman, Mrs. man, Mrs. M. Bird, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Singleton, Mrs. C. Mr. Vincent Jarvis, Bowman-| ville, was best man for his bro-| ther, | A 'reception was held at The| Acres Restaurant, The bride's| mother wore a Dior blue bar- cardi dress and jacket with) matching hat black accessories and a consage of pink carna- tions. The bridegroom's mother chose mink-brown brocade dress and jacket with brown accessor- jes and a corsage of yellow chrysanthemums The honeymoon was spent in Virginia and as the couple left the bride was wearing a gold velvet suit with b mn accessor- ies; a China mink jacket and corsage of bronze chrysanthe- mums, Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis are mak- ing their home in Bowmanville at 76 Liberty street south. PC Tane And Safety Patrol Attend H and S Meeting Oshawa, Public School Safety{ The president, Mrs, Lorne Patrol System was outlined by|Seeley, presided over the busi- Constable William Tane at the/ness meeting. The minutes were November meeting of the Ade-|read by Mrs. Paul Wilkins, the laide McLaughlin Home andjtreasurer's report by Mrs. the proposed Budget for the year, of Cards. meeting at E. A. Lovell School, November 19, was announced. cial half hour, the mothers of Mrs, J. Ward's Grade 1 class- room serving refreshments, wm, Se SOCTAL NOTICES ENGAGEMENT MARRIAGE The engagement is announced] The marriage is announced of Mildred Rose, only daugh-jof Bessie Louise Lee, former- ter of Mrs. Walter E. Langy,|ly of Brooklin, Ontario, to W. H. Oshawa, and the late Mr.|Sainsbury, Downy, California, Lang, to Renato (Ray) Dreossi,|The wedding took place on It was decided to hold a Night The Home and Schoo! Council The meeting ended with a so- School Association. The school's|Frank Gazley, and the. corre- own Safety Patrol, in uniform,|spondence by Mrs, Everett were in attendance and intro-| Jackson. duced by Constable Tane. They] The principal, Mr. are: Captains, Nancy Lescisin, Pascoe announced that there Paul Carroll; Lieutenants, Lar: ' Rose, Diane pen Brian Perkin, are 624 pupils now registered at the school, and said that the Harold], American cookery expert and editor of The Boston Cooking Schoo] Cook Book, 1857 and died in 1915. son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Saturday, October 26, 1963, at . the home of Mr, Sainsbury's Dreossi, Oshawa, The matriage/daughter, Mrs. John pe in is to take place on Saturday, Downy, with the Reverend December 7, 1963 at 12.00 noon,|Frank Peters officiating. Mr. in St. Gertrude's Roman Catho-jand Mrs. Sainsbury will make lie Church. their home in Downy. if WAS EXPERT COOK Fannie Merritt Farmer, as born in Wesley Schell, Teams: Patti Canning, David|new addition will be ready for occupancy this week. He also Holland; Norman Mackie, Sharon Magill; Donald Barr,|announced that interim reports Gail Crossman; ; Charmalee pointing out weaknesses up to Knox, Glen Hynes; Cathy Wel- date, which might~--~indicate don, Bruce Gazley; Todd Pol-\whether an interview with the lock, Brian Snell; Deborah Nor-|teacher is needed, will be going ris, Kathy Seeley; Gail Jackson,|oyt shortly. Mr, Pascoe stated Tommy Goheen, Eileen Cross;|that Remembrance Day, No- Nancy Smith. : vember 11, is a school holiday. An American Automobile As-|phe recent paper drive netted the school's fund $56. sociation film outlining the U.S. Safety Patrol Program, which is The school's donation to UNI- CEF this year will be $259.81, very much like the one here; was shown. Following this, Con- : f +|the convener Mrs. John Babbing- stable Tane answered parents toa arasoaneed: Miss J. Luke's room won the questions, Constable Tane was attendance prize. introduced by Mrs. S. Cruwys Mrs. J. 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