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Leprechauns Lying In Wait For 17th Tuesday, March 17, will be a busy day for leprechauns ll over the world. It will also be hectic for florists, specialty shops and stores selling. greet- ing cards, The annual ritual of which is celebrated in every country to which even one Irish- men has emigrated. A son of Erin never forgets his back- ground, they say, and fhe day is always celebrated by "all the Irish and all those who wish they were". ; The day honoring the patron Saint who rid Ireland of snakes features "the wearin' 0' the green" and "top o' the. morn- in'"' greetings -from many whose ancestry doesn't stray within ten thousand miles of the Old Sod. Many send sham- rock plants, symbolistic gifts and greeting cards to friends who are of Irish ancestry, but it is the Irish themselves who spread the warmth of the occa- sion, and it is for them that the lilting musical sentiments are inscribed in greeting cards. Typical of the feeling of the day is this sentiment from. one popular St. Pat's card: 'May the luck of the Irish, the gift of the blarney, the charm of the old Emerald Isle put a bounce jin your step, a light in your jeye, and brighten your St. Pat's |Day smile." Among the most popular de-| |Signs are the comic contempor-| ary cards. One shows Santa} O'Claus and Easter McBunny| bringing St. Patrick's Day) greeungs. Another contains an} orange shamrock to be worn in| the lapel . . . "to make: you) stand out in any St. Patrick's| Day crowd", | What of the leprechaun? He's }around everywhere, taking all jthe blame for pranks and mis- chief pulled in the name of |himself and St. Patrick, Jo Aldwinckie,, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 "EW | : SELF SERVICE DRY CLEANING SAVES YOU MONEY for only Pennies Per Garment ! YWCA WATER SAFETY POSTER AWARD WINNERS fF ROM THE AREA at the Ontario Ladies' Col- Oshawa, Instructor; and Jo- lege Swimming Pool, Whitby, anne Hogarth, Pickering. recently. They are front row Middle row: Jane Bryant, from the left: Marilyn Boake, Whitby; Gail Melvin, Whitby Whitby; Mrs, Allen Martin, 'and Mary Ellen Mcliveen, All these young people jvon awards or honorable mention in the water safety poster contest held by the YWCA children's swimming classes Ajax. Back row: Trevor Ells- more, Marnie Elliott and Phil- ip Fiess, all of Oshawa; Susan Warden, Pickering and Jeff Murray, Oshawa. --Oshawa Times Photo : ay: SUPERSTITIOUS | Mrs, Lena Moldowan, Kirby, | Ontario, and Mr, Alec Mol- dowan, Prince George, Brit- ish Columbia. His great- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goreski, Oshawa. --Avon Studios, Toronto UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES KINETTE CLUB The March general meeting of the Oshawa Kinette Club was held recently at the Genosha Hotel with the president, Mrs. Morley Robinson, presiding. Guests for the evening were |Mrs. Gordon Hawes, visiting \from the Whitby Kinette Club, Mrs. William Booth and Mrs. John Hruska, wives of new Kins- men, Thé tables were decorated in an Easter theme featuring large foil Easter Bunnies later won by Mrs. Bruce Williams Mrs. {Douglas Carmichael, Mrs, Don- jald Cullen and Mrs, Jack Rise- brough. Mrs. George Thomas, enter- ' HE'S NOT Mark Edward is celebrat- ing -his first birthday today. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moldowan, Glendale avenue. His grand- | parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Fulton, Oshawa, \ aL THIS for only $ 00 Special offer till MARCH 19 51° yOU Pay evo $4.49 Now ... try Caritons do-it-yourself dry cleaning! 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Owing to the illness of Mrs. Robert Williams who is in) Oshawa General Hospital, and' was to have convened this, Mrs. Norman McEvers and Mrs. Alyn Elliot will take over this duty. Tickets may be bought at the door and a good attendance | 8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, March 13, 1964 Junior Square Dancers Entertain Parents At Vincent Massey H&S Mrs. Walter Libby, health! chairman, introduced the speak- er for the evening, Dr, C, C. Stewart, Medical Officer of] # Health for the City of Oshawa. Dr. Stewart outlined the purpose} | of his work as being preventive} medicine, mainly concerning! infectious and communicable! / of members and fheir friends will be appreciated. Mr. and Mrs, William Evans, both old and valued members of Branch 48, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on March 10, in Florida. Mrs.' Evans was recently confined to| hospital there but is now able The March meeting of Vincent Massey Home and School As- sociation, held recently, was, opened with a demonstration of square dancing by the pupils of Miss Katharine Stainton's room. The parents present enjoyed the three dances performed by the grade 2 and 3 pupils. and so easy... -|ton's room has won the attend- Me et a A ae ee m atte St. Peter's Roman Catholic daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chureh, Toronto, was the Giovanni Donato and the brid scene of the recent wedding groom is the son of Mr. and of Giuseppe Guarini of Osh- 'Mrs. Oronzo Guarini, all of awa and Angelo Donato of Italy. Toronto. The bride is the --Mary's Studio Hit Peak Achievement In Painting a Ceiling By ELEANOR ROSS Paint a ceiling without a lad- der? You can do it with a long- handled roller while standing on the floor if you are going to paint the walls later, as most people do. First thing to do is to select the type of quality paint you wish to use. Flat paints are pre- ferred for ceilings in all rooms except kitchen and bath, where semi - gloss enamel is recom-| mended because of its greater| resistance to moisture vapor and steam. The reason for using flat paint elsewhere is that it reflects light without glare. ward into the wet edge of the previous strip. Criss-cross your pletely. A word about painting kitchen jit's a good idea to wash the wool for the same reason, The president, Mrs, N. V. Roe, welcomed those present and in thanking Miss Stainton and her class, also presented the teach- er with the room attendance jaward for the year. Miss Stain- for four ance count months, school, Mrs. Gordon Garrison, nomi- nation committee chairman, re- ported the slate of officers for |the coming year will be presen- jted at the annual meeting in |April, at which time further nominations may be made from |the floor. | In his remarks, Mr. Gerald }Harper, Principal, informed the |parents of the approval of an- jother classroom for next year, |probably in the form of another something of a record for the! diseases, However, his topic for'| the evening was one causing) the possible dangers resulting) from smoking. The incidence of lung cancer has increased alar- mingly. over the last thirty years. The results of scientific research leaves little doubt but} that cigarette 'smoking is the chief cause. Dr, Stewart. des- cribed the nature of the growth of cancer and the manner it spreads, apparently without rhyme or reason "n relating his talks to the schoo] pupils from Grade 7-8 to secondary school level, Dr, Stewart stressed that concern to many at this time--| : ee Mrs. D. Miller Alloway of Willowdale, formerly of Osh- awa, will address the junior students of the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital School of Nurs- ing tonight at~ a ceremony marking their official recep- tion by the school. The cere- mony will take place in North- minster United Church, start- ing at 8.00 p.m. TO ADDRESS CLASS he was careful not to cause the students any alarm or appre-| hension but urged them to take! a scientific interest in the study- watching the newspaper and portable. The choir is also tak- ing shape and will likely per-| As you roll along, work back-/form for the parents at a later! Following date. | | Delegates to the Federation} strokes to cover the area com-|Convention in Toronto later this|Association by Mrs. month are Mrs, N. V. Roe, Mrs, |William Witham and Mrs, Gor- A discussion followed on the jsurface before painting. If you|resolutions being put forth at/11-11:30 a.m., March 17, March) don't, the oily film will inter-|the convention. After these were|24, April 7, April 14 and April] fere with the adhesion of the|read the membership indicated 21. The parents of pupils in| new paint. If the old enamel is/its wishes on the resolutions for|grades 7 and 8 were urged to| still shiny, degloss it with steel|the voting delegates to take to/listen to these programs which| lshould answer many of sa the convention. | Announcement was made of and bathroom ceilings. Likely|don Garrison. Mrs. Gerald Hud-|the bakesale to take place Mar. as not, they'll be covered with|son and Mrs. James Smales of-|19 at 1:30 p.m. Attention of the| a coating of cooking grease and|fered to audit the Treasurer's|/parents was also drawn to a soap film, carried there by|books before the annual meet-|series of five\ radio broadcasts) steam from stove or shower. So ing. periodicals for current articles on this problem. a few questions was thanked on questions. which confront them| as the pupils prepare to enter} {secondary schools. Refreshments were served by the mothers of Mrs. room under Grade Mother Mrs. : Donald Dwyer and from his audience, Dr. Stewart) vener, tie 8. A. McCarl. behalf of the) -- social Atkinson's con- tainment chairman, introduced Mrs. James Hughes and Mr. Leonard Norman who showed a fascinating array of wigs. There was also a cosmetic de- monstration. The speakers were thanked y Mrs. Allan Canning. Tea and co"ee were served. The March executive meeting will be held March 17, 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs, Paul Paut- ler, 595 Fernhill boulevard, Oshawa. LEGION AUXILIARY The Ladies' Auxiliary, Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 43, }met for its weekly meeting on Tuesday, March 10; with the president, Mrs. Norman Mc-} | Evers, - presiding. | Two new members were ini- tiated and welcomed into the; Auxiliary. The catering report! was given by Mrs. James Anderson. A "Night of Cards" to be at home. Flowers and congratulations were sent to! their home in Florida and sin-| cere wishes for a speedy re-| covery for Mrs, Evans. A service in remembrance of Vimy where many Canadians laid down their lives in World War I will be held at the Ceno- taph, April 11 at 2 p.m. and Auxiliary members were invit- ed to attend. The bus for the Zone Rally to be held in Port Perry May} 12, has been chartered, the) fare is 50 cents and it will leave! the Legion Hall at 6.15 p.m.} sharp. | KAYE'S SPORTSWEAR -- LADIES' WEAR 68 Simcoe North OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. Every Thursday ond Fridey Use Koye's Budget Plon. Edward Disney. concerning guidance. These} were to be on Tuesdays. from Next comes color. White will] give the greatest light reflection| and will make a ceiling look higher. Painting the ceiling of! one room in a tint of the wall color of an adjoining room will create a continuous color scheme that will tie two or more rooms together. ' Where ceilings are high, you | can reverse the above advice and paint them in darker hues to lower them vertically. THINGS TO REMEMBER If you do the entire job with a roller, here are a few things to remember. Roll the first stroke away from you. Don't! roll too fast or you'll splatter the paint. Siow down as you reach the wall. Ease into the Men"s 3 "Zee @ ARE THEY LOST, Florida PORT junction of ceiling and wall so as to get as little paint as pos-| sible on the wall, No use deny- ing it, the job will be easier and neater if you use a ladder or firm plank held by two lad- ders to stand on while brushing} on the paint near the wall. | If you are using a latex paint} which doesn't show lap marks, | paint a narrow strip around the} entire perimeter of the ceiling. | You'll fill in the centre area} later with your roller. ! If you are using an oil-base) paint, it's best to work across} the narrow dimension of the| ceiling. Start in a corner and paint a narrow strip two or three feet) wide against the wall. 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