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LL EN OS SE ER EOE COOTER EE Oe OO ee What could be more fash- jonable than this knitted KNITTED BLOUSE like the knitting instruc- tions, send a stamped, self- addressed envelope, plus ten cents for handling to The Needlework Depart- ment, The Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario, requesting Leaflet No. K 8623. blouse 'of crochet cotton? The dainty scallops accent- ed with a row of tiny but- tons make' for an especially pretty addition for your favorite skirt. If you. would 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wemen "Monday, February 22, 1965 The first annual Oshawa At- Home was held last Saturday night at the Knights of Col- umbus Hall, In this industrial city of Oshawa it was found pong people now in Osh- awa formerly made their home in other parts of Ontario, The group who organized this dance came from the Belleville-Tweed area of Ontario. The committee. under the chairmanship of Mr; Gerald Power were Mr. Paul Larkin, Mr. Gerald Corrigan, Mr .Ed- ward Power, Mr. Bernard Cor- rigan, Mr. Gerald Kehoe, Mr. Patrick Corrigan, Mr. Leonard McDermott, Mr. Gerald Dono- van, Mr. John Nash, Mr. Rob- ert Byrne, Mr. Lawrence Mc- Kenny, Mr - Raymond Roach, Mr. Eugene Healey and Mr. Patrick McAdam. Many old acquaintances were renewed and 'family get, togeth- ers held. Round and square dancing was enjoyed by all to the music of Bill Blackwell and his orchestra. The dance was such a success it was hoped to make it an annual event. Guests were present from Stir- ling, Tweed, Shannonville, Read, Frankford, Erinsville, Tam- worth, Enterprise, Marlbank, Stoco, Kingsford, Kingston, Belleville, Forest Mills, Roblin, Roslin, Marysville, Madoc, Ivan- hoe, Midland, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa and Toronto. Among those seen dancing were: Mr. John Walsh, Miss Patricia MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. James Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Corrigan, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McKenny, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Drumm, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Powers, Mr. and Mrs. WEDDING ALBUM A record for your Wedding Album is provided by The Oshawa Times Woman's Page. Forms are available at The Oshawa Times office. Early publication of this wedding record is facilitated by submitting the completed form and a picture of the bride to the Women's Editor as soon as possible after the ceremony. You are asked to submit the names of out-of-town guests attending the wedding to the social editor either before or the day after the wedding. Robertson-Stewart St. Andrew's Presbyterian {Charch, Whitby, was the setting for the marriage of Barbara soa daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Stewart, Whitby, to 'Douglas James Robertson, son i i ' i ' i i f ' | i 1 ! ' 1 ' i bells. Smith, Clariuon ead the 'wan |Timothy Rush, 'Mr. and Mrs. ers were Mr. Gerald Stewart). Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. James O'Reilly, Mr. Francis Freeman, Miss Julie Power. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Power, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Corrigan, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Shannon and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Courtney. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Power, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Power, Miss Shirley Power, Mr. and Mrs Harold Callaghan, Mr. Gerald Power, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shine, Mr, and Mrs. Garry Forestell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gannon, Mr. Edward McAree, Miss Betty. Shaefer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrne, bows held their red veils and|Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawless, Mr. they carried cascades of pink|and Mrs. Patrick Rush, Mr. and sweetheart roses and hyacinth|Mrs. Cory Vandeloo, Mr. and Mrs. P. J; McAdam, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Kane, Mr. and Mrs. Belleville-Tweed Area Natives Hold Oshawa At-Home Dance rett, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Donal Larkin, Mr. and Mrs. John Fobert, Mr, and Mrs. Raymond LaChappelle' Mr. and Mrs, Ambrose LaLonde, Mr. Michel Jarrell, Miss Linda Jarrell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lar- kin, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Lar- kin, Mr. Harold Murphy, Miss Mary Anne Moran, Mr. Hugh Dillon, Miss Helen McAvoy, Mr. James Craigen, Miss Geri Lem- ieux, Miss Anne Marie Craigen, Mr. Patrick Lesage, Mr. and Mrs. Fugene Healey, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Healey, Mr. and Mrs. M. l.aLonde, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White, Mr. and Mrs. D. Bashall. Mr. and Mrs. D. McAvoy, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smegal, Mr. and Mrs. R. Brooks, Mr. and Mis Larry McLaren, Mr. and Mrs. James McGeown, Mrs. Mrs. B, Craig, Mr. and Mfrs. Eugene Craig, Mr. and Mrs. J. Craig, Mr, Leo Walsh, Mrs. Gordon Craig, Mr. Gerald O'Neil, Miss Mary Craig, Mr. D. Craig, Miss Mary Byrne. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Riv- ers, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Meraw, Mr. and Mrs. James Nash, Mr. Alan McWilliams, Miss Libbie Courneyea, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McDermott and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. John Nash, Mr. Vincent Tuepah, Mr. W. Baker, Miss M. Carleton, Miss Marjorie Baker, Mr. Earl Kehoe, Miss Martha Broersma, Mr. Gerrard Kehoe, Miss Pat- ricia Kellar, Mr. Leslie Kehoe, Miss Shirley Donovan, Mr. B Aldred, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Golcen, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kelly, Miss Janette Kelly, 'Mr. Jack Carroll, and Mr. Joseph Gabourie. Miss Carol Krawchuk, Mr. Adrienne Brennan, Miss Au- drey Brennan, Mr. Terry Crowley, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kehoe, Mr.: and Mrs. Gerald Donovan, Mr. and Mrs. R. Ben- nett, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tue- pah, Mr and Mrs. Ray Mc- Avoy, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McAvoy, Mr, and Mrs. Dorian McAvoy, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McAvoy, Jr., 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corrigan, Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Corrigan, Mr. and Mrs, Leo Dion,Mr. and Mrs. Pat Corri- gan, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Fee- ney, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cor- rigan, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Ou- lette, Mr. and Mrs, Ed. McGuin- ness, Mr, and Mrs. Jas. McKen- ney. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Power, Stella McAvoy, Mr. Ls Hanni-| | fan, Miss Joan Tracy, Mr. and) : Following their marriage in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas James Robert- son left for Florida, The bride, the former Barbara " HONEYMOONING IN FLORIDA don Dignem as co-convener. In charge of decorating will be Mrs. Leonard Weeks, Mrs. Rudy Nagle and Mrs. William Ed- wards, Mrs. Norman Fry will be refreshments convener and Mrs. Arthur Van Leeuwen will be prize convener. Names drawn for daily pray- ers were Mrs, Geo Grills, Mrs. C. L. Cannon, Rich- ard Courtney, Mrs. Walter Wro- the bandoned soul DISTAFF DIARY _ Summary of reports of meetings and activities of Oshawa women's organiaztions as compiled from reports submitted by their secretaries. BATHE PARK LADIES' AUX.|Church Friday, March 5 at 2 Mrs. Thomas Mitcheson, a/P-™- /past-president of the Bathe Park} On March 3, the Leadership Ladies' Auxiliary, presided for|Training Workshop -of the Osh- the election of officers at the|awa Presbyterial will be held at February meeting. St. Stephen's Church. Those er' aviuae tintane Mrs. Frank Crawford will be Sire Cave a "4 pre = the March meeting secre;tary, Mrs. Cyril! 4 cuccessful "Talent Night"|Planning the Shetgiey , treaourer, Mrs. Leal was held by the UCW. iris fe convener, Mrs. ' day school was decorated in ss reporter, M7S-(Valentine theme. Talent con- veners were Mrs. Stephen Sa: : 1 4 , Mrs. Crawford and Mrs, bare' Goamed' pens ae Henry Bickle; decorating, Mrs. Stanley Butlandand, Mrs. Stan-\David Duchemin, Mrs. Alex ly Hicks; phone conveners Ledge Rr gyn <4 a ie . "|Mrs. Ray Smith, Mrs. Carson -- Peleshok and Mrs. Heard and Mrs, John Cook) ° All annual reports were ¢ read. served refreshments. A St. Patrick tea zaar ST. MARY CWL was planned for Mra But:| The monthly meeting of St. land, Mrs, Alan Smith, Mrs,/Mary of the People Council of Moore, and Mrs. Haight. Pot-|(Ne Catholic Women's League was held recently in the form 0 luck refreshments were enjoyed. a brotherhpod meeting. BATHE PARK . The Reverend N. J. Gignac NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOC. opened the meeting with prayer Mr. Alex Peleshok was in-jthen introduced the head table stalled as president of the Bathe|guests from left to right: Mrs. Park Neighborhood Association|C. W. Daly, Mrs. G. A. Scott, at its February meeting heldjthe Reverend Armstrong and Sunday. Other officers installed|Mrs. Armstrong, the Reverend were: vice-president, Mr. Don-|Arthur Steed and Mrs. Steed, ald Ibey; secretary, Mrs, Cyril|Mrs. D. B, Fry, the Reverend Shrigley; treasurer, Mrs. Wil-|John Porter and Mrs. Porter. liam Haight; sports chairman,| A St. Patrick's Night of Cards Mr. Albert Cockerton; mem-|is to be held Tuesday, March bership, Mrs, Edward Budkow-|16 in the form of a dessert ski; maintenance, Mr. Robert|pridge with Mrs. Kenneth John- Weatherall; euchre, Mr. Del-|son as convener and Mrs. Gor- bert Olmstead, central Council representatives, Mr. Olmstead and Mrs. William Haight; audi- tors, Mr. Bud Christie and Mr. Olmstead. It was decided that the mem- bership fee for 1965 would be raised to $2.00 per family. Pro- jects to raise funds were tabled until a later meeting. It was an- eevee ri Electrolysis Removes warts, moles and f superfluous hair. 'i Over 15 Yeors' Experience MARIE' MURDUFE will be in Oshawa at the Geneshe Hotel February 22, 23, 24 PHONE 723-4641 For eppeintment on these detes Grace Stewart, is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. David Stewart of Whitby and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Robertson of Meaford, Ontario. --Ireland Studio --~Sinplicity There were over 6,800 known species of birds in the world, the Reverend Charles Long told the South Courtice Home and School Association at its Febru- ary meeting. Many were yet to be discovered, especially in South America and Africa. Ornithology was a hobby of Mr. Long's, developed while he spent ten years in Chibidi, Malawi, Africa, where during the last five years there, he was principal of the Bible Insti- tute in Chibidi. He returned to Canada in 1962 and was now pastor of the Community Bap- tist Church at Pickering Beach. Mr. Long collected over 2,000 specimens of various species of birds and has donated many to museums, including about 45! donated to the Royal Ontario Museum. "The birds of Africa had more brilliant plumage and different ornamentation than their north- ern cousins," he said. Mr, King informed the audience that there were 112 types of star- lings and that he was making Over 6800 Known Bird Species Omithologist Tells H&S Assoc. nounced that there was hope of having the clubhouse finished this spring. 8ST. STEPHEN'S UCW St. Stephen's UCW attended as a group, the annual meeting of the UCW Presbyterial, at Sim- HAS THESE EXCLUSIVES Life Filter Action Duel Pump Timer Control the rufus necked nightjar, like the whip - poor - will; cuckoos which laid their eggs in other birds' nests to be hatched and reared; the hoo-poe birds with their long curved bill and the violet-backed starling. Mr. Archie Campbell intro- duced Mr. Long and Mrs. Gar- net Goyne thanked him. The Bob-O-Links Quartet con- sisting of Mr. Murray Osborne, lead; Mr. Donald Fleming, bar- itone; Mr. Robert Lean, bass and Mr. Robert Tole, tenor, were introduced by Mrs. Donald Metcalf and sang several num- coe Street United Church, The group then returned to St. Stephen's for a short busi- ness meeting conducted by Mrs. Lloyd Jewell, vice-president, who led in prayer. An afternoon meeting is be- ing organized and the first meet- ing will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 24 at 1.30 o'clock in the church parlor. The Nellie Dearborn Unit will help in the Tuck Shop at Hills- dale Manor, February 25. Kedron UCW sent an invita- tion to attend the World Day of Prayer services in Kedron bers. The president, Mrs. Archi- bald Campbell, introduced Mr. William Ford, Cobourg, an in- spector with the Northum- ve a description of hepatitis, how it was transmitted and its prevention. te Members appointed to the nominating committee were Paats and Mrs. Murray Osborne. It was announced that inet ban Health Unit, who Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Arthur Your Clothes @ Will Look Like New @ Will Feel Like New When Cleaned By "The Best In Town" Power Pump Chrome Wringer Top and Hand Rests & & e @ 5 Large 2" Casters Gentle Agitation for Lightly Soiled Clothes Regular Agitation for Dirty Clothes STA 723-3343 FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 491 RITSON RD. SOUTH of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Robert- son, Meaford. The Reverend W. J. S. McClure officiated. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white faille formal gown in the empire style. The bodice featured a sbateau neckline and was ap- pliqued with Alencon lace. The Mr. and Mrs. Ted O'Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McKeown, Mr. and Mrs. Len Power, Mr. and Mrs, Al Power, Mr. Pat Power, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tren- holme, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mc- Minn, Mr. E. Cronin, Miss Marilyn Lloyd. and Mr. Ronald Brinkman, both Frank McGrath, Mr. and Mrs. of Toronto. ges ggg and Mrs. The reception was held at the|": Donohue, Miss Anna Dono- Guild Inn, Scarborough, where|"U¢, Miss Hilda Barrett, Mn the bride's mother receivec|#"4 Mrs. Joseph Lynch, Mr. wearing a slate blue brocade|2"¢ Mrs. Bernard Kidd, Mr. jacketed dress with matching|#%4 Mrs. James Kidd, Mr. Ger- tulle hat and & corsage of white|#"4 Sagriff, Miss Eileen Gar- gardenias. The bridegroom's the March meeting would fea- Phone 725-1191 ture a speaker and film from the Bell Telephone Company. a special study of the violet- backed starlings, and was writ- ing a paper on them. Among the number of beau- tiful birds displayed and de- scribec by Mr. Long were doves, bee-eaters, orioles, shrikes, weaver birds, whidah- birds, .mouse-birds, barbets, skirt fell softly into a slight train. Her headdress was a dia- dem edged with pearls, holding a aestincioagth bouffant veil of tulle and she carried a cas- mother a-zisted wearing a beige silk ribbon gown with a match- ing hat and a green orchid cor- sage. As the couple left on their Three Major Heart Diseases thrushes which built mud nests and were the closest relatives of the Canadian robins; woodpeck- ers which were black and white (72 SHOPPING CENTRE Discussed By Church Women Mrs. Dwight Bunner and thank- ed by Mrs. Frank Ball. The devotional period which preceded the speaker was led by Mrs. Frank Burrows with the theme 'Love'. Assisting Mrs. Burrows was Mrs. Ivan Morrison with Mrs. Thomas in the north but were a brilliant green in the tropics; swallows which migrated from England to Capetown for the winter; the African honeyguide which was said to lead persons to wild bees' nests; pygmy kingfish- ers which ate . grasshoppers; cade of pink sweetheart roses and white hyacinths. | Her attendants were Mrs. Ger- sald Stewart and Mrs. Barry ; Thomas, both of Toronto, They ;were dressed alike in raspberry jred French crepe sheaths with {gathered overskirts cut away in athe fronts and held in place honeymoon to Florida, the bride OSHAWA was wearing a ruby red woollen suit with a black straw hat and black patent accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson will make their home in Toronto. Guests 'were present at the wedding from Montreal, Toeon- to, Meaford, Ottawa and Whit- Mr. Neil Sneyd, Toronto, was the guest speaker at the Feb- ruary meeting of the Fellowship Unit (4) King. Street United Church Women on Tuesday evening. Mr. Sneyd who is a *by cummerbunds. Matching by. Holt-Grylls { The Reverend J. M. Smith tofficiated when Hazel Jean *Grylls became the bride of John Edward Holt, Oshawa, on Saturday afternoon in St. Mark's United Church, Whitby. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Grylls, Whitby, and her bridegroom is the son of Mr. Leonard Holt and Mrs. Robert Roberts, both of Toronto. The wedding music was play- ted. by Miss Margaret Weber, } Whitby. * Given in marriage by her fa- *ther, the bride wore a formal sgown of peau de soie, featur- 'ing a bell shaped skirt with a 'detachable train, and a nylon alace jacket with lily-point sleev- *es.Her floral headdress held her 'shoulder-length veil of nylon sillusion tulle and she carried a * bouquet of pink roses and white { carnations. * The maid of honor was Miss Sharon Worr, Cavan, Ontario, sand the bridesmaid was Miss *Shirley Grylls, Whitby. They 'were dressed alike in aqua bro- cade taffeta semi-formal gowns on the same style as the bride's Miss Norma Grylls, and matching short petal . hea bouquets of pink white carnations. the ushers were Mr. Purdy, Pickerin Mr. Ronald Grylls, Whitby. with matching short sleeved jackets. The flower girl was Whitby, wearing a pink brocade taffeta dress with full gathered skirt sleeved jacket. They all wore matching ses and carried roses and The best man was Mr. aul Saulnier, Pickering Beach, and Donald Beach and The reception was held at the St. Mark's United Church Hall, Whitby, where the bride's mo- member of the Sperkers' Bureau of the Ontarig, Heart Founda- tion was born in London and educated at Harrow, Epsom and at Trinity College, Dublin. His talk "Don't trust to Luck" contained facts of much inter- est concerning the three major heart diseases, coronary, hyper- tensive and rheumatic, which kill more people than all other known diseases put together. Mr. Sneyd's method of presen- tation was sparked with many humorous anecdotes yet ever keeping the seriousness of the subject in mind. Discussion of the many new discoveries in heart treatment pointed out the results of heart research which was made possible by the Heart Foundation. Mr. Sneyd was introduced by Goch at the piano. Mrs. Jack Perry opened the meeting and Mrs, H. L. Bell, chairman of the annual fall ba- zaar paid a brief visit to dis- cuss the working plans of the committee. Mrs. Bell brought her sample bag with her which was bulging with novel articles, showing the thought which has already gone. into the planning of the 1965 bazaar. Upcoming dates of importance announced by the secretary were the World Day of Prayer on March 5, and a tentative date of March 24 for the spring rummage salc. Mrs. Frank Burrows, Mrs. Dwight Bunner and members of their group who were in charge of the evening, served refresh- ments. 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