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CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING Mr. And Mrs. Joseph Zubkavich Honored At Dinner And Dance Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zubka- vich, Huron street, were the honored guests at a dinner and dance held in the St. John's hall, Bloor street east, recent- ly, arranged by their friends, on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Zubkavich, the former Wilhelmina Sass, and daughter of Mrs. John Sass, Chatham, Ontario, and Joseph Zubkavich, born in Cornwall, Ontario, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Zubka- vich, were united in marriage in the St. Andrew's United Chirch, Chatham, in Septem- ber, 1940 and have resided in Oshawa ever since. Upon arriving at the hall, the couple were greeted at the -door by their parents, with the 'Ukrainian traditional greeting of bread and salt, and were resented with a corsage and Costonniere by their daughters, Joan, Mrs. Ronald Smith, and Whemen 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, September 27, 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Zubkavich pre- sided at a table centered with a double tiered wedding cake, silver candles and a bouquet of 25 red roses. Grace was said by the Reverend Rostyslav Panczenko. The honored guests were presented with a chest of silver and a watch from Mrs. Smith and a silver tea service from Miss Zubkavich. A brief congratulatory speech was made by the master of cere- monies, Mr. John Stezik and on behalf of all the guests were presented with'a small silver gift and a sum of money. Other speeches were made and a num- ber of miscellaneous gifts were received from friends and rela- tives, About 300 guests signed the silver guest book kept by Miss Josephine Zubkavich and Miss Darlene Stezik, and were from Chatham, Hamilton, Windsor, Miss Josephine Zubkavich. Toronto and Whitby. Oshawa women's organiazti ST. MARY'S CWL clic Women's League opened Mrs. Lenard Weeks, dent, welcomed new and ol deavors. vene a tea on "Church Openin tion will work together on thi project to take place in the nea future. cater a Columbus Day Dinner t be held October 16 in th Knights of Columbus Hall. convener, introduce' members to encourage others t become active members in th League. ber attending Mass daily. in aid of Father Awako of th to remember him in their dail prayers. Mrs, Max Coleman 0 fered her help in contactin was any way to send parcels t help him and his Missionar, works. : Mrs. Hart Williams will hol the parish hall. Mrs. Max Coleman thanke bazaar November 15. bers. winner of a set of linen donate by Mrs. Lenard Weeks. homeland, Malta, country. DISTAFF DIARY Summary of reports of meetings and activities of submitted by their secretaries. St. Mary's of the People Cath- new year of activities at their first meeting of the fall season. presi- members and thanked everyone for their co-operation in all en- Mrs. Norman Fry will con- Day". The Catholic Women's League and the French Federa- Under Mrs. William Edwards as convener, the members will Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, mem- b new members and urged all Spiritual convener, Mrs. James Seevers, stated that all the members would be asked to participate in a perpetual Mass for World Peace with one mem- 'A money apron will be circu- lated within the next few weeks Congo and members were asked various sources to see if there a rummage sale, October 22, at members for their work at Hills- dale Manor and gave a progress report on plans for the annual The Reverend Norbert Gignac, spiritual director, wel- comed both new and old mem- Mrs. Frank Malone was the Mrs. Gordon Dignan, program convener, reminded the mem- bers that at the October meet- ing, the Reverend Joseph tei e would give a talk grog wale? the Robert Shaw Chorale, show slides of that historic Mrs. Gordon Dignan intro- duced a panel discussion on the ions as compiled from reports Beatty regarding arrangements for the coffee party and bake ajsale to be held at the church, Thursday, October 7 at 10 a.m. It was decided to ask all d| make donations to the bake sale. Mrs. Wilbert Jeffs, who, with Mrs. Jack Humphreys, had at- tended the second regional con- ference for women of the United £/Church, gave an 'over-all' res- ume of the weekend spent at Queen's University, Kingston. The treasurer's report, given by Mrs. John Collins, included a 'thank you' note from the treasurer of "Crossroads Af- rica" for the donation of $50 sent by Northminster UCW. It was decided to send a didonation of $60 to the overseas relief where 600 pounds of used Olclothing had been sent in eithe bale. This money would help to send the clothing to its final destination. Mrs, R. B. Galbraith, steward- ship and recruiting chairman, spoke about one of the 'Insasmuch' projects of the church, a home for men 18 to 24 who had been released from jail and were able to find sanc- tuary until they were able to get established. y f-| Mrs. Semple announced that githe Thanksgiving thankoffering would be used for the 'over and o|above' gifts of the UCW. y) It was decided that no meet- 4 ing would be held in October, due to the date of the coffee party. | There were 46 'get well' cards and four sympathy cards sent during the summer. Mrs. John Collins led in an inspiring devotional -- service. Members of the Laurette Mel- low Unit assisted in the presen- tation of the program, which -- a taped speech made |by the Reverend Floyd Honey |when he spoke at the annual meeting of the Oshawa Presby- terial United Church Women. Beethoven's 'Hallelujah' sung S T 0 e e was enjoyed, followed by re- freshments. SHE'S U.S, CHAMP women of the congregation to} g At the fashion show spon- sored by the Delta Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, held in St. Gregory's Audi- torium, members of the sorority modeled many of the latest fashions. From the left are: . Mrs. R. L. Burr who wears a gold LOCAL MODELS WEAR LATEST FASHIONS and removable inter-lining, wears a black sheath Mar- --Oshawa Times Photo ino wool skirt and a blue Italian hand-knit sweater; and Mrs. J. A. Gilbert wears a mini-skirt in red flannel, straight-cut and tied with a Cleopatra kid belt, black Lansea sweater and striped go-go stockings in red and black. Join a beginner's Hove Fun This Winter! SQUARE DANCE CLUB Every Thursday 8 - 10;30 p.m. oat Bowmanville Memoric! Park Club House, Liberty St. S. 725-2744 or 623-7244 heather wool mini-skirt, hand-knitted Italian black sweater, black and gold go- go stockings, to give the total look, topped by one of the new blanket coats in authentic green and gold plaid trimmed with green lapels and collar; Mrs. R. J. Eagleson wears a pair of sabre slims of teal blue diagonal wool, a red wool sweater, and a_ pancho cape, in blue and black plaid, the ultimate in sports wear with a black fringe, black fox fur collar and large buttons; Miss Elinor Wilson, in a_ full-length suede coat with fox collar VACCINE TESTED A German measles vaccine has been successfully tested on CLEARANCE - on Playtex Girdles at ? " Wouldn't you like to look five pounds thinner without losing a pound... and save $2 at the same time? Well, you can in a Playtex® girdle, The secret's In the magic finger panels that pull your tummy In like firm young muscles. Suddenly you feel five pounds thinner! Not only that -- you feel so comfortable, too. That's because every Playtex - girdle has a hundred tiny openings that breathe In fresh alr and cotton snow linings to keep you cool and carefree. So, if you want to look five pounds thinner Instantly and save $2 at the same time be sure to act now, while supplies last. Visit Walker's SLIP-ON STYLE xs,» 1,21, Regular 7.95 ALE _ $ Days Only --Starts Thurs. Sept. 30th subject: "The aims and pur- poses of the Catholic Women's League and how they can best be implicated". A lively discus- sion took place in which all members gave their opinions. The evening ended with refresh- LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -- Sandra Haynie held on to win the U.S. Ladies Professional Golf Association championship Sunday by one stroke over Clif- 44 young Australian women in Victoria, N.S.W. | - Special >" DISHES NEVER END The average Canadian house- wife washes and dries more than| ments. NORTHMINSTER UCW ford Ann Creed in a gusty wind. Miss Haynie shot a four- round four-under-par 279. 100 separate items each day,| about 4,000 monthly. | Mrs. James Semple, presi- dent of Northminster United Church Women, opened the September meeting held re- cently in the church parlors. She thanked those who had worked during the summer with visiting and delivering flowers to the sick. A report was given from the} committee co-covened by Mrs.| J. C. Dudley and Mrs. P. R. W. PIANO CLASSICAL and POPULAR For further information PATRICIA TUCK 74 BURK ST. OSHAWA 725-4587 ADAGE PROVES WRONG Gentlemen do not prefer| blondes all the time. Of the past} 37 winners of the Miss America| contest, only 10 were blondes. At all stores in Ontario FRANCES SHELLEY WEES Well-Known Author To Address' Lyceum Club & Frances Shelley-Wees, Stouff- ville, a prolific writer, who has thirty published novels to her credit, is coming to Oshawa, next Monday to address the Lyceum Club and Women's Art Association of Oshawa and Dis- trict. Forced to her bed, through a heart ailment as a young woman; Mrs. Wees started her writing career, her typewriter perched on her knees, by writ- ing mystery novels to gain ex- perience. She wrote 12,000 words a day and finished an 80,000 word novel in Jess than a week. Later, after her marriage to Dr. Wilfred Wees, her first book was published and became a choice for the Book of the Month Club and sold more than 50,000 copies. Her latest book, set in a local setting about seven miles north east of Stouffville, is for. Art Association the 10 to 12 year-old group. Mrs. Wees has worked in radio and TV and has produced a series) of controlled vocabulary primers for Canadian schools. | Through extensive travel, Mrs. Wees became interested in the history of the places visited, which led to her interest in her own and her husband's background. She set out to trace their families back as far as she could, learning about history on the way. This interest in her own family trees, led her into deep research and she has, with the help of others interested in the same subject devised a system to help others who are interested. This is the topic she plans to use next Monday "How To Trace SIX-YEAR-OLD SHOULD SLEEP ALONE Q. |s.it harmful for a 6-yea old boy to sleep with h father? A. In general it is mo alone, Although serious hari year-old son sleeping with h home will permit. DUPUYTREN'S CONTRACTURE Your Family Tree," as she feels it's the only way to bring Can- adian history to life. HEPES A St C LO" YOu <. Q. What Is the best, tree ment for Dupuytre' the name right.) A. The treatment for Dupuy- tren's contracture {a condition affecting the hand, in which r- is | re) healthful for a child to sleep| m would not: result from a 6-| is| father, it would be better for him to hove o separate bed or room if the size of the) t. n's con- tracture? 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