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MRS. WALTER PINGLE, MR. PINGLE, MRS, ALEX McROBBIE AND MR. McROBBIE Joint Celebration Marks Golden And Silver Weddings A unique occasion arose re- cently when Mr, and Mrs, Wal- tre Thomas Pringle celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary jointly with their daughter, Mrs. Alex McRobbie and Mr. McRob- bie who were celebrating their 25th. Both couples live in Bow- manville and the double recep- tion was held at the Lions' Cen- tre, Bowmanville. Mrs; Pingle is the former Lu- ella Margaret Thompson, daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Stoughton, Sas- katchewan, and her brilegroom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pingle. They were united in marriage by the Rev- erend Lawson at Carlisle, Sas- katchewan, on Dec. 18, 1913. Twenty-five. years later on De- cember 24, 1938, their daughter, Phfilis Marjorie, . became. the b of Alex McRobbie, son of Mrs. Copeland, Leroux, Sask., and: the late Mr. William Mc- Robbie, in Deer Park United pn Toronto, with the Rev- erend Kingsley Joblin. officiat- Mr. and Mrs. Pingle farmed at Stoughton, Saskatchewan un- til November 1937 when they and. their seven children moved to Bowmanville. They now re- side at.RR 1, Hampton with theif. son, Oscar. They pave 22 grat dren. Many friends and relatives gathered in spite of the weather to help the couple celebrate and in the evening Mr. and Mrs. McRobbie ined their silver anniversary celebrations with|Mrs those of her parents making it a noteworthy occasion. Many floral arrangements were received from ¢hildren, relatives and friends and these combined with the two wedding cakes provided the setting for the 'reception. Messages of congratulations were received from the Govern- or General and Madame Vanier; the Right Honorable Lester B. Pearson, Prime Minister of Can- ada; the Right Honorable John Diefenbaker and Mrs. Diefen- bake; the Honorable John Ro- barts, Premier of Ontario; Mr. Alex D. Carruthers MLA for Durham and Mrs. Carruthers; Mr, Russell C. Honey, MP, and Mrs. Honey. A letter of congratulations was also receiv- ed from the Reverend Kinglsey Joblin, Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Pingle assisted by their four daughters, Mrs. Reginald Burr (Edythe), Cour- tice; Mrs. Alex McRobbie (Phyl- lis) Bowmanville; Mrs. Bernard Mrs, Arthur Spicer (Anna), Sum- merside, P.E.1. and their three sons Oscar, Hampton; Ronald, Maple Grove; and Bruce, Wood- stock, greeted the guests, In the evening Lioyd and Daniel Mc- Robbie, Bowmanville and Miss Beverley McRobbie, Toronto, joined them_to receive with their parents; Mr. and Mrs. Alex McRobbie. Oshawa Curling Over a hundred couples com- 'prised of members and their friends: attended the Oshawa Club's annual New The "s dance committee under the chairmanship of Mr, Oscar Parker had arranged for part, hats, horns, balloons, fa- vors for everybody plus some lucky spot prizes. Dance music was supplied by Bill Askew and his band, At the vonclusion of the dance everybody sat down to a steak supper served by the club steard, Mr. Richard Lee and his stefé. those seen dancing and Mrs, Leonard Kent, Mr. and Mrs, G. Goulding, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Perry, Miss Margaret Parker, Mr. Th McEwan, Miss Sharon Robin-) son, Mr, Stephen Macko, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Parker, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Michael, and Mrs, Edward Drinkle. Mr, and Mrs, William Gibbie, Mr. and Mrs, J. Ewart, Mr, and Mrs. G, Mills, Mr, and Mrs. §. 'Temple, Mr. and Mrs. D. Biair, Mr, and Mrs. J, L. Goodes, Mr. and Mrs, R, C, Perry, Mr. and Mrs, I, W. Parrott, Mr, and Mrs, Dean McLseghlin, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Piper, Mr.' and Mrs, Steven Piper, Mr, and Mrs. Allan Davey, Mr. and Mrs, Rob- ert Skitch, Mr, and Mrs, . Eric Hempstead. Mr, and Mrs, Frederick Thompson, Mr, and Mrs. Doug- jas Sager, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Naylor, Mr. and Mrs, George Tresise, Mr, and Mrs, James Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wiltshire, Mr. 2"4 Mrs. L. R. Gunn, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hall, Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Noreau, Mr. and Mrs, R. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. R. Whittington, Mr, and Mrs. B, Batten, Mr. and Mrs, J. Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Mep- stead, Mr. and Mrs. H, Hamel. Mr. and Mrs, B. Dingley, Mr. and Mrs. A. Nott, Mt. and Oshawa Times Photo Women Jo Aldwinckie, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, January 6,1964 7 Susan Burr and Donna Pingle, granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs. Pingle looked after the guest book in the afternoon and Shar- on Swenson and Margaret Pin- gle looked after the golden and silver books in the evening. Pouring tea in the afternoon noon were Mrs. Jane Copeland, Leross, Sask., Mrs. Earl Kemp, Toronto, Mrs. Pingle's . sister; Mr. Pringle's sister, Mrs. Sam- uel Glanvilile; Mrs, F. G. Glas-| pell, Zion; Mrs. William Fred- erickson, Baldoux, Manitoba; Mrs. Howard Pingle, Toronto. In the evening those pouring were: Mrs. William McCelland, Osh- awa; Mrs. Jack Glanville (also sister of Mr. Pingle); Mrs. Rob- ert Hicks, Oshawa; and Mrs. George Stephen, Bowmanville. Assisting in serving were Mrs. Frank Pascoe, Mrs. Leslie Welsh, Mrs. Farewell Blackburn and "Mrs. 'Morley Luke in the afternoon and in the evening were Mrs. Harold Balson; Mrs. Harold Wilkins, Mrs. Arthur Reynolds, Mrs. Stanley Pingle, Mrs. William Duggan, Mrs. Frank Cox, Mrs. Clarence Cox, Fred Smith, Mrs. Howard Roufs and Mrs. Thomas Gaudy. Their daughters - in - law and) sons-in-law assisted in receiving at the door and in making the guests comfortable. The Zion United Church Women, of which Mrs. Pingle is a member, pro- vided the supper for the occa- sion. . Friends and relatives were present from Peterborough; To- dour, Manitoba; Summerside, P.E.I. and Alliston. To high- light the happy event, Mrs. Pin- gle's.sister, Miss Murie] Thomp- son of Regina surprised all by making an unannounced ap- pearance. Later in the evening with Mr. Harold Babson at the piano ronto; Oshawa; Woodstock; Bal- clu Mrs, A,.C. Broadbent, Mr. and Mrs. John Benson, Mr. and Mrs. E, Branton, Mr. and Mrs. §S. Clark, Mr, ana Mrs. Vernon McLaughlin, Mr, and. Mrs. Wil- liar. McLeese, Mr. and Mrs, James Souch, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hermansen, Mr, and Mrs. John Nicholls, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Saywell. Mr, anc Mrs. Ronald Wragg, Mr. and Mes epee Piatti, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Phipps, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mercer, Mr, and Mrs, Harry Dyas, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Black, Mr. and Mrs. James Haire, Mr, and Mrs, Cecil. Elliott, Mr. and and Mrs, Edward Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Maga, Mr. and Mrs, John Luke, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Francis. Mr, and Mrs. Lioyd Sturch, Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Harrell, Mr, and Mrs. John Harris, Mr, Criminal Code Law on Abortion To Be Debated By Experts The University Women's Club| The following resolution will] of Oshawa and district has in-|be debated by the panel: vited members of sister clubs of Whereas recent scientific dis- the Canadian Federation of Uni-|coveries and inventions have jversity Women in Metropolitan) caused serious abnormalities in Toronto, Port Credit and Peter-junborn children; and borough as well as other organ-| Whereas it is felt that the pro- izations in Oshawa to heart a dis-/curing of the miscarriage of a cussion on the subject of abor-|female person is justified in cer- tions. tain circumstances on humani- A panel of experts in diversi-|*atian grounds; and tied fields has consented to take| , Whereas the Criminal Code of part in the discussion which will|C®%@da makes no allowance for be moderated by Mrs, R. H. procuring the miscarriage of a McCreary, provincial 'director |female person under any. cit CFUW. This meeting of com- {cumstance save and except as pelling interest to those aware|S¢t Out in Section 209: (subsec- of the changing attitudes in to.|tion 2); 'day's society will be held in the|,, NOW therefore be it resolved jthat the Criminal Code of Can- L y I Peaueay. tues or a tel ada be amended by including/and Mrs. Lioyd Metcalf, Mr. p.m. and is open to any who are| the following sections: land Mrs. Ralph Laing, Mr. and interested without charge. (i) The Government of Can-) iMrs. Bert Granik, Mr. C. P. lada appoint in-each province an| Mrs. Wii Bonnetta. Mr. Many aspects of the subject) |Foster, Mrs. Wii Bonnetta, y independent board to rule Onland Mrs, J. C. Henderson, Mr. will be explorec by. the panel,japplications for performance ofland Mrs, C. Baxter, Mr. and composed of Crown Attorney|@" abortion when jrs. James Baxter, Mr. and| Bruce Affleck; Dr, R. F. Beck-| (@) The physical and-or men-|Mrs, Leslie Eveniss, Mr. and] ett, gynaecologist; Barnard| jtal health of the mother is in|Mrs, T. D. Graham, Mr. nd Lewis director Children's Aid|/©oPerdy |New Year With A Supper Dance Curling '|Year's Eve party and dance. |John |Alken, Mr. Club Introduces Mrs .'R. F. Baker, Mr. and Mrs, D. M. . Mr, and (Mrs. Roy Day, Mr. 'and Mrs, Lioyd wcngion, Mr, and Mrs, |the Mr. and Mrs, Donald Wilson, Mr. and Mrs, Douglas McCabe, Mr, and Mrs. George Bates, Mr, and Mrs. Jake Bryant, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Fost)r, Mr, a Leonard Edwards, Mr, Mrs, McCutcheon, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- nd Kinton, Mr. and Mrs, Ted ; Mr, and Mrs. W. Beatty, Tr. 'and Mrs. R. W. Vander- voort, Mr, and Mrs, C . Phipps, Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Pscoe, Mr, and Mrs. Allan Preston, a os re gti oy pos Mr, 8 /an ts. George 'ampbell, Mr, and Mrs, Douglas Clemens, Mr, and Mrs. N. McAlpine, Mrs, M, Tribble, Mr, Ross Luke, Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs, T. Magill, Mr. ana Mrs. 'T. Kitchen, Mr, and Mrs. H, Kassinger, Mr. and Mrs, D, E. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. W. B, MeCullough, Mr. and Mrs. E. and Mrs. Donald Crothers and many others. TRAINS NURSES DAUPHIN, Man. (CP)--The general hospital here has em- barked on a new onewear pro- gram for training licenced prac- tical nurses under an agreement with the Central School. of Prac- tical Nursing of Manitoba. The students will take 17 wéeks of preciinical training and 33 of clinical study, | and Mrs; Donald Marks,' Mr,|With jand "Mrs, Leslie Harrison, Mr. Mrs, {fm Sunshine Rebekah No. 222 Closes Year Recently, Sushine rape held its last Binary ot = in the IOOF Dodge Hall wii chairs. ications were read and dealt The proceeds from the oon Noble Pago banquet, vm the widows of Seedited Oddfellows banqui turned in, also the money Tea: waitte to alt hampers tor needy ee caccar brought were abe Posies le Grand officers to. wear 'sar sae gowns for the draping of charter at 'the first m in January, 1964. Case After the meeting closed. the members party was held convened by Sis- ter Jenny Perry and her com- mittee, Refreshments were' served, after which all joined in sing- ing Christmas carols with »s- ter Gladys Morgan at 'the piano. At Christmas td : in the et, were! distributed by| Patricia Mae (Patti) is a practising her feminine wiles year old today and is already ~ Mrs. Elda Howard, Mfrs, Burr, Mr, Samuel Moss and Mr. Lloyd . McKee won the chickens donated by Sis¢er SOCIAL NOTICE Agnes Kemio. Sister, Victoria MaGee, as Santa Claus, gave out the gifts from the prettily decorated 'tree amidst laughter and fun, The members left for home exchanging Christmas greetings as they went. What's the prettiest thing a lady can wear to parties dur- ing the holidays? Fresh flow- ers. This season, wear fresh flowers in exciting, new ways that will add zest and charm to whatever you wear. There aré many effective ways to wear fresh flowers. For that special night when you plan to wear a strapless or tiny- strap gown,' flowers can be your, most important accessory. Ask your local florist to make a necklace of. sweetheart roses. As the evening pro gresses, the roses. will open gradually, giving you a frag- rantly new and different bic lace as the hours go by. Choose colors that best complement your gown -- as holiday white, gold, pink or deep red roses. Another wnusual fresh flower idea for holiday parties is a corsage oreated on flexible wire, to be worn up-and-over your bare shoulder. This season's ' emphasis on soft, natural hair stylés offers a good crown for a wreath of fresh flowers. For very dressy nights, ask your florist to form a tiara of fresh flowers for you miniature chrysanthemums or small roses, perhaps center- jed with a camellia. Your florist can telegraph any of these special holiday head- Society; the Reverend 'A. (b) the conception fs the re- lsult of a sexual offence | eae Deke tet "g Roman| (c) the evidence indicates that N. F. Swackhammer. First Ba the unborn child will suffer se- tist Church and Mrs. H. P. are: vere mental or physical defect. a past president of the Oshawa Figg "ool al > human being, causes the death/ lub. of the child. | Subsection I -- Everyone who |causes oo sal of a eng es er in errs Mr. and Mrs. Alex McRobbie/has not me a human being presented their parents with ali such a manner tho if the MAPLE 'CLEANERS chesterfield and a silver money|child were a human being, he Ran guages ST. S. B, OSHAWA tree decorated with 25 silver dol-|would be guiliy o. murder, is 8 ae so. lars and several envelopes of} |guilty of an indictable offence} Sree Pick-Up end Delivery money, artistically made by|and is liable to imprisonment! "Your Family's Friend" Mrs. Pingle, were given by for life. | PHONE 725-0643 their relatives, | Subsection II -- 'This section! odes not apply to a preson who, by means that, in good faith, he) considers necessary to preserve| the life of the mofher of the) child that has not become a the guests enjoyed a r sing song. Among the numerous gifts received by the happy. couples were "return tickets" to Los Angeles, presented to Mr. and Mrs.. Pingle, by their children and a golden money tree adorn- el with envelopes of money by Swenson (Lois), Alliston; and the relatives. The children of © For Men and BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED BRIDGE BALL ROOM DANCING CURLING Beginners ond Advanced MILLINERY & DRESSMAKING PATTERN MAKING KEEP FIT TAKE A BREAK AT THE "Y" (WITH NURSERY) ® For Teens Y TEEN CLUB LEADERSHIP TRAINING For information CALL 723. Y.W. * 199 CENTRE STR Y.W.C.A. 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