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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 17, 1964 Christmas Tea Closes Year For OGH Women's Auxiliary A festive Christmas tea was the highlight of the December meeting of the Women's Aux- iliary of the Oshawa' General Hospital, attended by 35 mem- bers. An attractive arrangement of red Christmas flowers and candles graced the centre of the table laden with the traditional cakes and cookies of the Christ- Mrs. C. D. Russell presided at the business meeting with Mrs. Neil Felt reading the minutes and Mrs. W. F. Marshall giving the treasurer's report. The convener, Mrs. W. J. La reported 205 books and 89 periodicals distributed during November. Mrs. Joseph Dominik, sewing convener, reported 24 gowns and nine pairs slippers taken in, and had given out two spreads and nine gowns. A comprehensive report was given by Mrs. F. C. Malloy, con- vener of the mammoth bake sale and tea held in November. Mrs. Malloy reported that this new venture had been. a great success. The members were thanked for their help and co- operation. Mrs. J. G. Carter, gift shop ready for distribution to the pa- tients in hospital. Assisting Mrs. Carter in their delivery will be Dominik, Mrs, W. F. Marshall, Mrs. C. D. Russell, Mrs. James McCansh, Mrs. R. L. Gray, Miss Vera Moyse, Mrs. H. A. Finer. A substantial cheque was pre- sented to the Auxiliary from the gift shop. closed from December 24, 4.30 p.m. to December 28, at 9.30 a.m, and from December 31, Success Comes With Teamwork reer you have to keep on ice? and keeping your ice skates Mrs. S. J. Nobbin, Mrs. Joseph tree say Cathy Steele and Phil Romayne, teamed as adagio skaters. | specta : reerists, Cathy and Phil do their jobs on ice for the Ice Capades of 65, the 25th anniversary edi- tion of the show. now on a cross The gift shop will remain/country tour, vidual performers and how did Say Ice Partners By ROBERTA ROESCH What's it like to have a ca- "It's hard work, perseverance who are As cular skating ca- "How did you start as indi- you hook up as a team?" I asked the talented couple, fa- mous for acrobatic and ballet techniques on ice. '| was born in Germany," Cathy answered, "and, since I lived in Garmisch where I saw many professionals in skating exhibitions, I took to skating as a matter of course." At first, however, Cathy didn't think of a career in skating. In fact, she was working in an of- fice when a skating champion saw her on the ice told her she was wasting her time behind a desk, He said she should be able to skate professionally. HELPS DEVELOP CAREER Cathy took him at his word and- began her career in the chorus of a small skating pro- duction. Later a solo. part 'brought her to the attention of talent scout, who became her|yea a friend, helped her develop her career and later introduced her to Phil Romayne. "As for me," Phil said, "I was brought up in Brooklyn, and I began skating for fun at 11. By 18, however, I decided I wanted to skate as a career, 80 I took odd jobs around the rinks to learn everything I could "T picked up a lot this way and eventually I auditioned for a job in a skating show. As a result, I got my career on ice, first as an understudy, then in a part, then in a solo and then with a partner." When that partner profession, Cathy--who had also had a former partner--joined left the Phil, They are in their eighth ir as a team on the ice, &, "What's the best thing and the worst thing that happens in careers on ice?" I asked. "Lots of good things happen," both Cathy and Phil agreed. "But the worst thing that can happen," Phil said, "is to have a costume rip on a performer-- especially the pants!" However, thé team has an emergency measure to repair in a situation like this. So, if 'ou ever see Phil suddenly dis- appear and then reappear on ice wearing a coat with tails-- you know what happened! AAA a CHEF'S SECRET Cream sauce shines if 1-tea- spoon butter is stirred in before serving. 4.30 p.m. to January 5, at 9.30 a.m. for inventory. In the absence of Mrs. C. R. Lunn, Mrs. Russell reported that the "'Candy-Stripers"' had enter- tained 55 patients with carol- singing and various seasonal skits climaxed with the appear- ance of Santa Claus, These young ladies were also making toys. to be distributed on the children's ward. 20,187 hours of voluntary service have been given by these teen-age volun- teers, whose presence on the wards surely must bring a great deal of kindly help. Three delegates will attend the Ontario Hospital Auxiliaries Association meeting for execu- tive personnel in March. Mrs, C. D. Russell closed the convener, reported that the Christmas remembrances were meeting with the reading of a Christmas poem. 'Instant' Room With A Wallpaper Border By ELEANOR ROSS In this, the era of instant cof- fee, TV dinners and other con- venience foods, h kers now have a new and pleasing adventure, "instant decorat- ing." "Se, as fast as one can wield a pair of scissors and saturate a sponge, it is now possible to create room settings of quality and charm. One wallpaper firm has intro- duced a new line, Fun With Borders, a collection of 51 dif- ferent wallpaper borders, plas- ticized for greater washability and pre-pasted for ease of hang- ing. Decorating problems can be solved, a snip at a time, with such borders as French Chef, Zoo Parade, Canopy, Floral and Fruit Swags, Formal Scroll and Americana--to name but a few. borders range from eight to 18 inches and each pattern is designed so that it can be trim- med to fit a specific area. There are literally hundreds of applications for these gay, new room accents. which come in a new-range of decorative colors such as empire green, burgundy, wedgewood blue plus a variety of delightful color combinations. + FRESH INSPIRATION Just looking at the line 1s enough to inspire fresh ideas for adding to a room's look, or changing it so deftly. We've been having fun using them as cutouts on "rec" room furniture, on cabinets, lamps Decorating The borders are ideal for out- ferent look to painted walls and for individualizing foyers and stairwells. Snip off enough to add a new dimension to screens, cornices or dormers. The jobs aren't difficult to handle. After border lengths are measured and the ends trimmed neatly with scissors, they may be easily applied after sub- merging in clean water for a few moments. Drain off excess water, position the pattern where it is to be applied, then brush flat with a smoothing brush or wet sponge. IN SHORT ORDER be done in short order. We like the scroll pattern since it lends itself to a variety of uses. The central portion of the design may be cut away and used alone to trim a room while the remainder of the bor- der, two leafy ribbons, can be adapted for a frame or dado. Formal artistry can be achieved by using segments of the same design separately. In one application we ad- mired, the centre of the scroll portion was using to give a ver- tical column effect. Then the leaf trim was used horizontally as an edging to separate wall from ceiling and to frame a mirror and sconces. PICK-ME-UP DRINK lining a door, for lending a dif-| 3 An average kitchen area can . 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