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Mr. AND MRS. GILMORE RUTHERFORD, MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR McCAREY --Oshawa Times Photo Two Couples With Anniversaries| SOCIAL NOTICES Honoréd At Double Celebration | x. A dinner party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gow, Rossland. road west, on Sunday in honor of two sisters and their husbands who were celebrating wedding anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs, Gilmore Ruther- ford of Oshawa were celebrating their 48th anniversary. They erford, Brampton; Mr. Mrs. Clinton Lough and family, ton The marriage will Tweed; Mr. Nicolson and Nancy, Amburst; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Frizzell, Miss Judy Gorycki,) Patricia Toronto; Whitby; Frost, Ajax: and Mrs. and Miss Jack ENGAGEMENT and Mrs, Bruce Bright, Oshawa, announce A. the of Oshawa; Mr, and Mrs. Rob-jengagement of their daughter, ert Rutherford and Janice Ruth-|Beverley Joan, to Mark James and|Lhompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Herbert Thompson, Dunbar- take place Saturday, May 30, 1964, at 3.00 p.m. in Harmony United Church, Oshawa. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cou- were married in Madoc, On- tario, April 26, 1916. They have two children, Mrs. Robert: Gow (irene) of Oshawa and Mr, Robert Rutherford of Brampton and four grandchildren. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Mce- Carey of Tweed were celebra- ting their 39th anniversary. They were married in St. Peter's Presbyterian Church in) Madoc, April 8, 1925. Mrs.| Rutherford and Mrs. McCarey are sisters. Guests attending were Mrs. Clifford Spry, Mr. and Mrs.! Alex Nicolson, Sharon Nicolson, Mr. and Mrs. William Spry and family, Mrs. Samuel McMechan, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wiley, Mr. and Mrs, David Calvert, all 6 held at the home of Mrs. | Sugden, Parklane avenue, |°9, Monday, May 25. HARMONY UCW 2 The April the study of at the home of Mrs. W. The next 915 the} \vier, Orono, wish to announce the engagement of their daugh- |ter, Bonnie Joan, to Robert meeting of Har-/Perrin Reid, son of Mr. and mony United Church Women/Mrs. William Reid, Kirby. The |Unit 2, was held in. the home|marriage is to take place onjhe (or she) may have heard an- of Mrs. N. T. Holmes recently./Saturday, June 6, 1964, at 2.30)0ther reminder in louder, an- Mrs. Holmes gave an inter-|p.m. in Orono United Church. |grier tones. Answering in kind esting talk on Esther, in keep-! ing- with women in the Bible. It was decided to hold an afterncon and evening tea, May D.| Major and show a display of} antiques. | ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Minacs iwish to announce the engage- |ment of their only daughter, Frances Margaret, to Mr. Lau- rence William Hutchison, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Hutchison, ecti i be|@ll of Oshawa. The marriage is|,nq the parents have serenly evita gos '4 L,|to take place on Saturday, May 9 P fs 4 1964 at 11.00 a.m. in § , a Catholic Refreshments' were served by/Church. the hostess, RECEPTION Mrs.: William Rusnell will be happy to receive relatives, friends and neighbors at the home of her son, Mr. Wilbur Rusnell and Mrs. Rusnell, 465 Vimy avenue, on Tuesday, May 5, from 7.00 to 10.00 p.m, on jthe occasion of her 90th birth- : Biday, * MEDITATION Kimberly Lynn has en- Moores, Westmount street. Victoria LTBL Observes 62nd Birthday Victoria. Loyal True Blue Lodge held its 62nd birthday {banquet recently in the Orange Temple. The tables were gaily |decorated with spring flowers and a large birthday cake. The: head table guests were Brother William Petherick, Right Worshipful Grand Mistress Sister Elsie Petherick, Supreme Grand secretary, Sis- jter Marjorie Hoidge, Supreme Grand Treasurer, Sister Lillian Connor, Past Supreme Grand Mistress Sister May Bunting, {Worshipful Mistress Sister Mabel Blow, Deputy Mistress \Sister Phyllis Arbourne and tof the evening, hé may be back Jo Aldwinckie, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, April 30, 1964 CHILD GUIDANCE 'Off To Bed On By GARRY C. MYERS, Ph.D. How delightful to see and hear your child from 6 to 12 say to the rest of the family, on his own accord, at § 9 or 10 o'clock, "It's my bedtime, good- night."" An occasional child does just this. You may have seen this happen when you were a guest in someone's home, But most children today don't have such a gracious and self- supervised way of going to bed. Imagine the millions of children who will be the centre of a tra- gic scene tonight at bedtime, The ordeal may last for 20 minutes or an hour or more, when' irritations between the child and a parent or both par- ents, may gradually rise, until in rage the youngster finally goes to bed, leaving an angry mother and father behind. One parent may have suid to the child at what was supposed to be his bedtime, or sever! minutes later, "Time to go to bed." This reminder may then |have been in a moderate tcc, | The youngster may have made no response at all in words or action, He may have found added interest in a TV p.ogram, in a comic page, or book, or in some other matter. LOUDER TONES After several fi more minutes he may have started to argue or sharply retort, "Just a min- ute." Many a parent reading this column now could supply the lines for the later scenes. Twenty minutes or half an hour after this youngster has finally gone off to bed very late jsettled down to enjoy the rest jagain, on his way to the kitchen Hippy Household Chant every night for the next several months. him just oncé -- and quiétly-- that he will be responsible for checking on the clock and for sending himself to bed on time. lichts off when he's supposed to be, have him sit up unamused where you can see him for a definite period (about 30 min- ues for the child of 6; an hour fore long he will choose to take y responsibility for going to bed! conflict. Time, Let him know you,will remind If he is not in bed with the TODGES AND PLAN JUNE WEDDING the son of Mr. and Mrs, Wil- liam Reid, Kirby, The wed- ding is to take place on Sat- urday, June 6, 1964 at 2.30 in The engagement is an- nounced today of Bonnie Joan Couvier, Orono to Robert Per- REBEKAH LODGE NO, 3 NG Sister Anne Cook opened the ge meeting of Oshawa by VG" Sister' Vere Wirsehing y r Vera é 'The flag of the country was pre- sented by the color bearer, Sis- ter Sarah Vanderwalker, -- corted DDP Sister Grace Love of Port Perry through a guard of honor and introduced her to making her final official visit. A warm welcome was extended to Sister Grace Love and all visitors by NG Sister Anne Cook, There were 14 PNG present. VG Sister Vera Wirshing read wall -- and eg the sick and shut-ins a speedy recovery. PN Sister Helen Kinsmen gave a very informative report of the District meeting. The secretary, PNG Sister Nelda Thompson, read the year's report of DDP Sister rin Reid, Kirby. The bride-to- be is the daughter of Mr. and . Mrs, Everett Couvier, Orono and her future bridegroom is the afternoon in Orono United Church. The young couple are planning to reside in Oshawa. | --Photo Courfesy Orono Times or the 12-year-old), Enforce this rule strictly. Be- TO BE MARRIED MAY 30 Miss Frances Margaret Minacs will become the bride of Mr. Laurence . William Hutchison in a ceremony in St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church, on Saturday, May 30, 1964, at 1+.0'clock in the morn- on much more effective and civil- ized than the usual long-drawn- out war of words and emotional time. This procedure is UNITS, GROUPS | AUXILIARIES | | OSHAWA WEAVERS GUILD | The Oshawa Weavers' Guild recently held their April meet- ing at the home of Miss Mary MacLean, Elgin street east,| Oshawa, During the business session a} letter announcing a workshop) to be held at Sudbury was) \\brought to the attention of the members and it was also an- nounced that no more registra- tions were being taken for the annual workshop being held in Guelph by the Ontario Hand- weavers and Spinners. Two lengths of homespun wooilen material were display- ed and a discussion on how the oil in this material should be removed before it was sent on to the cloth finisher was held by the members. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. M. ; Perkin, 382 Welland avenue, Oshawa May ll. HOUSEHOLD HINT Add a new flavor to dried fruits by stewing them in syrups ing, Miss Minacs is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Grace Love of District No, 8,/h. PNG Sister Viola Keeler es- M the members, Sister Love was|perg ments convened ¥i Sister son tt colonies Ge ane Ree eee Mary r BATHS and KITCHENS ° DIAL 725-1044 A FLAVOR that can't be copied Maybe you're not fussy about flavor in a ginger. ale. But Wilson"s are, That's why Wilson's Ginger Ale tastes so good. Skilful blending gives Wilson's the right balance of the Jamaica ginger flavor and sparkling carbonation. Don't let anyone tell you all ginger ales taste the same. Try ORY GINGER ALE Qu aid Stephen Minacs and Mr, |drained from cannet fruit. Wilson's and discover the difference. & | : LZ The Prestige : GINGER ALE Hutchison is the son of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Hutchison, all of Oshawa. --Aldsworth Photography for a snack, This may cause another angry exchange between him and his parents. Lucky if this youngster is in bed ready to sleep an hour or two past his regular bedtime. So the bedtime tragedy goes on énight, tomorrow night, every night indefinitely. It's not so much the. loss of| his sleep that matters most, but} the emotional ordeal shared by f him and his parents. If such emotional trials continue, all of the family might have been far better off is the boy had stayed up about as late as he wished. NEEDS SLEEP | But parents need not make} this choice of the "lesser of two evils."" The youngster does need | the sleep provided by a regular bedtime schedule. Such prob- lems can be prevented if, in earlier years, the child is effec- \tively disciplined to conform| jreasonably well to family regu-} lations, by parents who specific-| ally tell the youngster what to do and expect to be obeyed. Now suppose you are a parent jof the child, say from 6 to 12, who chronically dawdles at bed- time. Make it clear to him what his regular reasonable bedtime is, not only for tonight but fer Past Master Brother Leo Keeler. | Each guest 'at the head table was presented with a gift and leach spoke a few words of WHERE S AT Ancus-(GRAYDON CARPET COMPANY Oshawa's Rug an d Carpet Centre Broadloom-Tile-Linoleum This is YOUR Sale i Reitman MART WOMEN SHOP She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moores, Nova Scotia, and of Mr. and ithanks. After the dinner served) |by Sister Alice Short and her) |committee there .was a_ short| Mrs. P. H. Crowell, San Ber- |program and dancing. The next| nardino, California. |meeting of Victoria Loyal True} --Aldsworth Photography |Blue Lodge will be held May 7.) fountered something new and @ifferent: and is busy sorting at all out in her mind. She is the seven-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter ANNUAL MAY SALE Monday, April 27 To Saturday, May 9 o ons WHESUEBEREGETURRERE EE ee: TORONTO the sale that is planned to save YOU money Monday, April 27 to Saturday, May 9 HERE ARE -12 MOST-WANTED ITEMS FROM SIMPSON'S ANNUAL MAY SALE! Mother's Day Gift. ,. Cotton dusters, blue, rose, gold, ....... Each 4.98 Each 2.59, 2 for $5 _, 22.97 to 42.50 Famous 'Burrell' Bedding. Smooth-top mattress or base. Each . . 28.98 'Cross and Olive' crystal stemware. Regular 3.50 Quality. Each . 1.69 Pillows! Buy one, get twin for $1 more! .. 2 for 3.49 to2 for 14.99 Save 1.60 on Tex-Made sheets, Regular 7.98 quality, May Sale, 6.38 STU AAUP aS ae ee POLO & ACTION SHIRTS Perfect for summer wear, short sleeves, placket neck opening, two buttons, perma stays in collar, one pocket, assorted colors. Sizes $.M.L. 2 ines Men's Sport Shirts... sasy care ...... Va Price! Famous watches for men, women, May Sale . . A. Attractive 3 piece set. Eosy-core striped eotton, Pink, blue, 8.M.L, $3.98, Because she's very special... Enchanting gift Suggestions for Mother _- 8. Gown with metching eoat, Checked drip-dry . eotton. Embroidered mo- tif on gown end coat. Pink, blue, S.M.L. end - OS. $4.98, able. nr 2.98 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDEO 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU BETTER DOWNTOWN OSHAWA OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE eT Heirloom Bedspread. Regular $25 Quality. May Sale, ac 3.99 oh cabo dass bus coves ROEM Brees ' 1.77 5.43 to 12.97 59.98 C. Double pleated coller, nylon front overlays, Rosebud appliques. $.M. L. Daffodil, $2.98 Save! Adjustable meta: ironing board, . Pad, Cover Save 27% 'Coronet' stainless steel cookwear. May Sale, 4-Cycle Rotary Mower. 'Tecumseh Regular 89.95 Quality, Each DIRECT DIAL 723-1511 TO SIMPSON'S D. All around nylon overlay, Double pleated jollar, Rosebud appli- ques. S.M.L. and 8, Daffodil, Pink. $3.98 REITMAN'S: 29 Simcoe Street South Phone 725-0411 Oshawa Shopping Centre Phone 725-4361 OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 9:00 P.M,