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AW ed up to ancies in in abor- om oir per- ms. legs gentle, F he Gen- 1, 25. 41 x WILLIAM BROWN of Rockcliffe avenue receives Family Honors With Luncheon, Opening a birthday package larger than himself was a thrill- ing surprise for illiam Brown, for on getting it unwrapped, out stepped his son, Wesley Brown, formerly of Oshawa, and now a minister in Grand Rapids, Min- nesota. The Reverend Brown was dean of men at Kingsway College, then held a pastorate in Sudbury prior to going to Minnesota. Mr. Brown, 90 years old, Jan- uary 16, was born in the town- ship of Torbolton, Ontario, in the county of Carlton, in 1877. He came to Oshawa in 1919 just after the First World War and settled on a farm on Townline road. He, with Mrs. Brown, moved to their present home on Rockeliffe avenue four years ago. All five children were home for their father's 90th birthday. Besides Wesley there were Reu- ben, Mrs. Harold Chamberlain (Lucy), and Mrs. Charles Potter (Elsie), all of whom live in Oshawa, and Dr. Thomas Brown who practices in Willowdale, Ontario. All but two of the 14 grandchildren and six great- grandchildren were also pres- ent. On Sunday, the day before Mr. Brown's birthday, 32 mem- bers of the family gathered for a family party and a_ buffet luncheon. It was at this time that the huge package was pre- sented to him. A large family birthday cake expressed con- congratulations by telephone on his 9th birthday, while his daughter, Mrs. Nonagenarian Open House On Monday evening more than 50 relatives, neighbors, and friends attended the open house held to honor Mr. Brown. The guest book was presided over by Mrs. - Biy, and _ refreshments served by Mrs. Brown, daughters, and daughter-in-law. ; Reuben Brown read a poem he had written for the occasion giving the history of his father's family. Mr. Brown, an Irishman with the Irish wit still shining forth, doesn't let age, nor the fact that he has no sight in one eye, and limited vision in the other, hold him down. He not only attends the College Park Seventh-day Adventist Church, across the street from his home, every week, but also attends the prayer meeting and _ vespers services, walking to these ap- pointments. Even though he is registered with the blind so- ciety, and can see only hazily from a short distance, he spends much of his time reading, and without glasses. One of his mest recent trea- sures is a book written by a niece, Florence Hamilton, a missionary in Thailand, in which she reviews the history of the family, and her experi- ences in the mission field. The morning after his open house, Mr. Brown exclaimed "I am very happy. I have much to be happy for. The Lord has brought me through the ups and downs of life, and my children were all home for my birth- gratulations to Husband, Father, Grandpa, and Great- Grandpa. day." KEEP IN TRIM Rhythm Slimming Routine Tums Bulges Into Bygones By IDA JEAN KAIN Teen - agers, you can turn bulges into bygones in as little as 30 days--if you whip into briks action. The letters from many of you young ladies la- ment your weight worries. Most of you should change your tune, you're more out of shape than overweight. One 16-year-old writes: "I am a total mess--I could cry. I weigh 126 pounds for five-feet, 2% inches. My hips are 38 inches around and my thighs-- I wouldn't dare to put a tape measure around them!" Another writes: "I'm 5' 2", 16, and I feel like a blimp. I SOCIAL NOTICES ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Car-- negie, Port Perry, wish to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Connie' Jane, to Arthur Van Camp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Camp, Blackstock. The wedding will take place Saturday, February 25, 1967 at 7:00 p.m, in St. John's Presbyterian Church, Port Perry. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kemp of Keene, Ontario, wish to an- have fat where no one wants it. I weigh 125 pounds, but I was 130 pounds and I'l) probably be up there again next weekend. If I don't continually stuff food into my mouth I feel like I'm going to die of starvation. Now you've heard my problem, what do you suggest?" Get a move on! That's. what I'd suggest for all out-of-shape teen-agers. Put yourself on a rhythm slimming routine of daily exercise and have fun shaping up. Fat piles on the muscle lazy areas 'where there is a nice, quiet undisturbed parking spot. So, disturb it. In a matter of a few weeks, pre- cision exercises will work sheer magic. COMPULSIVE ACTION Now a word to the teen-ager who is "'starving to death." You claim, dramatically, that if you don't stuff you'll die. This sounds as if you feel you are a compulsive eater. You are not If you were, you would be a heavyweight. You are only 10 pounds above ideal--largely on the hips. You have no great problem. This hunger you feel is practically normal at your age. Then why those hips? Too little exercise. Girls, from your letters it ap- pears that some of you are ob- Unique Presentation Helps Promote Business Success By ROBERTA ROESCH Dear Roberta Roesch: my small boutique for over six | likewise, too. months. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, January 20, 1967 11 h SOCIAL & PERSONAL ? Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Telephone 723-3474 for Women's Department I pri ha However, zes to ven't really ness, have contributed local the advertising I} organizations helped me get publicity. I can't afford: to pay someone to promote my busi- but I feel I must have |more promotion to keep my/my boss. |shop and myself going. | Dear Roberta Roesch: bit--particularly | Can you or your readers who Dear M. H.: Attending the annual conven-|MacMillan, dolls' clothes; Mrs, 0P¢tate ve, Mrs {Some much-needed advice? tion of the Religion-Labour|]L. M. Souch, novelties: Council of Canada at the King) Harry Blakely, Christmas deco- Edward Hotel, Toronto, on Tues-|rations; Mrs. LeRoy Kellar, | day and Wednesday were the driftwood; Mrs. Joshua Kinsey; Reverend N. J. Gignac, the touch and take; Mrs. Gordon Reverend John Romeril,| Pirie, home baking; Mrs. Doug- Thomas Edwards, Robert|las Redpath, tea room; Mrs. Tremble and John M. Black. A|/Edgar Wilson, supper; founding member of this Can-|Howard Brown, book ada-wide council, Mr. Black|Mrs. William Bradbury, adver- was elected to the board of di-|tising; and Mrs. Harry Souch, rectors, composed of 15 labor decorating. representatives and 15 mem- | | | and son Wesley Brown share in | the joy in the background. | Harold Chamberlain, i : Bok | Anyone Of Importance In Capitol '+\always a best-seller :|ington. It can be found at the | White House, the state depart-'is this entry: '|ment, in the homes of the Ken- bs One of the many questions usually asked when a deep pile fabric coat is being purchased is: 'Is it easy to care for?" The answer varies of course with each individual fabric but for this trend setter, a seal fur-like deep pile fabric of 100 per Nent orlon, the treatment is simple. According to the fabric manufactuer, it needs little or no care and doesn't have to be stored during the warm months. However, the coat must not be steamed or pressed, must be cleaned by real fur cleaners and after exposure to rain or snow, it must be shaken gently and allowed to dry naturally. In sizes-6 to 16, the. coat comes either in black or brown, has a flat- tering roll collar, brass but- tons on the double and welt- edged pockets. --By Tracy Adrian sessed with trying to be ultra thin. Don't forget that curves are prettier than angles. Aim to be the weight at which you have bounce and verve and sparkle. | To slim down and grow pret- tier, eat good meals, but shun the assorted sweets. Whip 'into exercise and you'll slim down and shape up. Take the position of aj sprinter, set to go, hands on floor, right leg stretched back, left knee bent. Now jump re- versing the position of legs in a vigorous action. Repeat 10 times. Standing, stretch arms out at chest level, then separate arms holding them out side - front. Swing right leg up, keeping knees straight and touch left hand with right toes. Swing with left leg and touch right hand. Continue. Stand up! No fair lowering hands or bending forward. } Girls, the only slimming exer- | cises are the ones you take! | nounce the engagement of their daughter, Charlene Sarah, to Donald James Roman, son' of Mrs. Kenneth Roman, Whitby, and the late Mr. Roman. The wedding is to take place on Sat- urday, February 25, 1967, at 2:00 p.m, in Calvary Pente-} costal Church, Peterborough. | | FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. Everett Samis, Oshawa, wish to announce the) forthcoming marriage of their) daughter, Carol Lorna Hamill) to James William Doucette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Dou-| cette, Digby, Nova Scotia. The} wedding is_to take place on} Saturday, February 4, 1967 at} 4:00 p.m. in Trinity.United Church, Cobourg. |she would be in, and wasn't. q | WHAT IT TAKES a] President .of. On-|to bers of the clergy, for 1967 and Assembly 1968. ton, paid her official visit to shower to honor Miss Rose- accompanied by mary Dancey, whose marriage|Major and several members of|the _ best NG licizing your shop cltvay fm boss. takes place Saturday. Among|Heather Lodge, the guests were the bridal at-|Dorothy Holdsworth Orono. bride-elect The shower was held at home of Mr. and Mrs. George' Rebekah degree. Gilewski, Simcoe street north. Mrs thing--an angle, table; Some will businesses Dear D. S. Give your fascinating have sufficient furnish prizes tario, Pauline Taylor of Kings-|events. way to welcomed Outlets will be to cultivate, fn- jtendants and co-workers of the over 100 members, visitors, and|tacts and friendships wit from Woolworth's.|the Maybell Lodge degree team|Ple who work in the communi- you had more to offer in every the of Port Perry who conferred the cations field. Imagination "head" and think up something unique that is appropriate to, ployer who uses it is your im- your business. This can be any-|mediate boss, for in publica-| start give me The phrase 'my is rarely used its'sounds too patronizing. talking part. Since this pub- 'have You might single way you would probably At the same time spread the be the boss. {good word aboui your business | among business associates and I've been trying to publicize| friends. Ask them to go and do How can a secretary get an ave done and the merchandise|employer to stop calling her| as door|"my girl' or 'the girl?" | This expression sounds servile to me anc I don't like it one M. H. girl" is something that I wish employ-| D. S. ers would give up. Actually, it) today as it But when the individual em- getting him to a gimmick-- give it up is something that will factor that|take some tactful doing on your everybody about it and your boutique. To get is the case, attention can't make an issue of it. The continue to use advertising and|best you can do is to wait for local'the proper place and time to make light of it and give him Other publicity channels are,a good-natured hint that you Miss Joanne Gilewski enter-|Oshawa Rebekah Lodge No. 3/TV, radio and newspaper and don't particularly like it. tained at a linen and personal|on Wednesday evening. She was|Magazine features DDP_ Betty|tions in your areas. You'll find) around broadcasting that you more to offer than your have more education--and possibly somp- "peo-\thing else in addition. But if However, you better not go | since I have, more education and, in many |Ways, have more to offer than you Among the many Oshawa res- Mrs. John Coleman held ajidents arranging parties for the meeting of the conveners for) Annual Knights of Columbus the Christmas' Merry-go-round| Mardi Gras Ball to be held at Bazaar being held by King|St. Gregory's Auditorium in Street United Church Womenjearly February include: Mr. in November. Those attending and Mrs. Edward G. McNeely, were: Mrs. George Twiddy, ap-| Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Weeks, rons; Mrs. Harvey Skinner,|Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Yanch, Mr fancy work; Mrs. Earle Luke,)and Mrs. Michael Karas and knitting; Mrs. Jack Perry, chil-|Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Mor- dren's clothing; Mrs. Duncan gan. Washington Green Book Lists By KELLY SMITH |their homes (half have at least PRINCESS COIFFEURS 39 SIMCOE STREET NORTH INDIVIDUAL HAIR STYLING BY Michael Cordi or Lorenzo leraci for Perfect Hair Care. SPECIAL OFFER... on Perms -- Bleaches, or Hair Coloring. FREE! Heir Brush or Hair Spray. for Appointment PHONE 723-0301 OPEN: Tues., Thur. & Fri. Evenings WASHINGTON (AP) -- One|a summer and_ winter ; book covered in green suede is\dence). No one gets special in Wash-| treatment. On page 251, near the bottom, Johnson, president of the nedys, Humphreys, McNamaras tnited States and Mrs. Lyndon and Rusks. They call it the Baines (Claudia Taylor) Green Book. |Miss Lynda Bird Depending on its owner, it's The White House, Washington, a status symbol, a_ telephone D.C. 20500. directory, an arbiter of the cock-| 456-1414 tail circuit, an etiquette guide! [uci was not listed because or an instant guest list. she is married. Children are not} The Green Book is really The/included until they are of Social List of Washington, D.C.| debutante age, 15 to 17. It's criticized, chastised, mud-| One does not pay to be listed died and prized. Getting in sel-'in the Green Book. But to re-| dom hurts. Being dropped usu-| ceive a copy of the product,| ally pinches. \there is a $17.50 subscription | One woman threatened a law-| price and the subscriptions are| suit because she'd told friends) jimited and carefully scru- |tinized. About 15,000 books are! sold each year. Mrs. Shaw, a tall, witty grand-, |mother whose own mother) | started the Green Book 37 years inherited) or government or co Pe Pig lle eo el sition. ; must lomatic position. Also, you mu has aboard of four women' live at least part of the time! ce nonymotis but well thought of| in or near Washington. ' "ey This year's edition dropped pie Semeren, to make deci- bomb when an associate justice! 5! A * | I never ask why a person is of the Supreme Court, William | taken out," she saps. 'T may! have an idea, but I don't ask." | Mrs. Shaw is not listed, and {neither is her family--except for) |some distant Hagner cousins} from her mother's side of the | family. She calls them "'the rich Hagners." Prerequisites for getting in include birth in a well-known family, wealth (self - made or O. Douglas, was deleted. Doug- las, at 67, married his fourth bride, a 23-year-old, last sum- mer, Typically, there was no ex- planation for the omission. Rea- sons for being dropped, says the Green Book's publisher, Caro-) lyn Hagner Shaw, generally fall into one of four categories: Unpleasant notoriety, unpleas-| ant divoree cases, separations) where husband and wife live) apart but claim the same naDe,) and failure to answer the yearly questionnaire. Major government office-hold- | ers, congressmen and embassy| re "A" Hockey BILL WHITE @ Bolahood Sportshaven Downtown Oshawa @ Jim Bishop's Sporting Goods Downtown Oshawa @ Auditorium Box Office OSHA al : Civic 7:15 P.M, --VvS.-- s BUS SERVICE the game. Saturday GAME TIME OSHAWA GENERALS ) Peterborough Season Ticket Holders use Series No, 14 for this game. Leave Downtown 6:00 -- 6:30 -- 7:00. Return after NEXT HOME GAME SAT., JAN, 28 GENERALS vs LONDON T 0 ei delegations -- 2,000 total -- are! listed in one section. Some 5,000) social names comprise the bulk; of the book. | SAME STYLE To clean leaves of real or Unpretentiously, all namesjplastic household plants, use are listed with telephone num-|the dusting attachment to the bers, zip code, addresses of all)vacuum. beg WIFE PRESERVER FOOD SERVICE Complete Service For All © RECEPTIONS © HOUSE PARTIES © SOCIAL AFFAIRS CALL 728-7305 _-- (anscr MANAGER AAA TM AAA RA PARRA Phone 723-1163 ernard Studio | hair design 151 KING ST. E. introduc: Miss Stefany For Appointment es... Phone 723-5201 | Children's Style Mon. and Wed. SPECIAL Only 1.00 and Stretch FOOD CLUB Your Dollar Guaranteed To Save You $100.00 Year THE FOOD PLAN THAT HAS PROVEN ITSELF CHAMBERS FOOD LTD. 933 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa -- ' vee ee in your food plan, Please have your Representative call at: NAME .. ADDRESS / Has Your Food Dollar Lost It's S-t-r-e-t-c-h-? | \ LADIES' SKIRTS some belted. Some > Reg. 14.00 & 15.00 now 6.99 Sheath and A-line skirts in fine wools... plains and novelty fabrics. Fully lined, A variety of fashion colours. matching sweaters are available -- = Fashions since 1807 DATE PHONE OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE j GOOD NEWS! ABOUT TOWN with Perhaps you have a new cor in mind? Personally, | have the RAMBLER REBEL in mind! On the other hand, perhaps you have 0 family car in mind.. .~. an outstanding REBEL WAGON is the answer for you. Perfect for the family or sports-minded, the RAMBLER REBEL CROSS COUNTRY WAGON boosts standard equipments such as a roof-top racw. This puts you way ahead on load space even before you look ifiside. Then, once you look inside, you'll see that the cargo floor is over half a foot longer. It's as flat as can be and stretches right up to the front seats because of a new fold-down mechanism that moves the second seat down and _fapward. For easier loading, the rear opening is taller and wider. Lots of roominess for those week-end trips. Why not take o look yourself? ... at NICOLS MOTOR SALES, north side of Hwy. 2 between Whitby) and Oshawa. Phone 668-3331, } * * * * 7) VARIETY . .. is the key to today's liv The little shop at 121 Brock St. N. in Whitby .. . SHORTY' GAR STORE... iso veritable variety in itself. Don't look all over for a certain cigar or brand of cigarettes . . . it's certain to be found at SHORTY'S If you're an early Valentine shopper . . . you'll be delighted with the display of Valentines and chocolates. Such variety is repres- ented from the display of sporting goods, toys for children of all ages, food items and a very fine display of Brigham pipes. Magazines, periodicals, books of every kind abound on the shelves. Gift items ashtrays, glasses, bar accessories Toiletries and cosmetic items for the lady and the gentleman. Smokers' supplies of all kinds. Then of course, there's SHORTY himself... always a friendly shopkeeper, . * * * WILL 1967 be THE year . . . when you do something definite about those few extra pounds that have been sopping you of your energy and the slim figure you know looks best for you ? Then there's that weight you no doubt gained, during the recent Holiday Festivities. There are crash diets, of course, but they usually result in poor health, then there's indiscriminate exercise . . but for SURE RESULTS it's the BEAUTY CLINIC. After a few visits, you'll gain poise, abundant energy and soothing calm for uneasy nerves. All you'll lose... is WEIGHT. After only a few treatments you'll fee! lovely and self-confident, knowing thot you have accomplished your goal . . . to look and feel your best at all times! The BEAUTY CLINIC offers many beauty services enjoyed by discriminating women from near and far, For inform- ation telephone 668-3061, * * * * Chances are . . . you'ré a very busy woman! If s0, you don't have time to run your home efficiently, tend to your family's needs and be worried about whether your dry-cleaner is doing the best job for you. The answer for you is PEL'S DRYCLEANING SERVICE. Here at last, drycleaning becomes convenient and economical . . . because you bring your own cleaning into PEL'S and the qualified attendant will assit you in loading the wonderful Frigidaire Cleaning Machine. The cost to you is a mere $2.00 for 8 Ibs. of clothing. This is often the cost of one garment alone, using other dry-cleaning methods. While you're there you. can do your laundry, using the modern washers and dryers at PEL'S. If you're the mother of a baby, you, especially, will enjoy the exceptional benefits of PEL'S DIAPER SERVICE, PEL'S is located in the Blair Park Plaza, «Dundas St., Whitby. Phone 668-4671. * * * * A good restaurant is like an old and valued friend... enjoyed and reliable. If this busy old world is too much for you. . . relax and visit such a restaurant . . . THE CENTENNIAL ROOM of the CAROUSEL INN, 559 Bloor St. W., Oshawa (just south of Hwy. 401). The atmosphere is relaxing with its cool colors, the friendly service and the good food. If you wish to relax with old and dear friends over a quiet drink . , . then try the CAR- OUSEL LOUNGE and enjoy the finest in entertainment. If you plan to have out-of-town visitors, you'll be doing them a great favor by recommending the comfort, convenience and Juxury of @ stay at the CAROUSEL INN. Telephone 723-5261, * * '* * You can travel with your mind ot ease . . . when you are sure your car is running properly, At CLINT'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION, they take pains to check all the things we motorists are likely to overlook. It gives you a comfortable feeling to be assured that the tires are properly inflated . . . lights are working properly . . . fan belts functioning . . , brakes adjusted. The care of your car is SYSTEMATIC at CLINT'S TEXACO, located at 245 Wentworth St. W. in South Oshawa. Here, you'll find @ personal interest in its SAFE OPERATION . , . repairs ere made with quality parts and the finest of skills, * * * * If you're lookii for @ home to call your own, visit OLIVE HOWE REAL ESTATE. A home is a sound investment with the added asset of security . . . a feeling of well-being. MRS. HOWE hg or any one of her qualified, courteous sales representatives will be glad to discuss your individual wishes and requirements. Don't put off a dream too long . . . especially, when OLIVE HOWE may have just the right answer. Telephone 668-5853 and begin now to plan for that bungalow or split-level of your dreams. OLIVE HOWE REAL ESTATE, 515 Brock St. §., in Whitby has the finest selection of exclusive listings. One is certain te fit your financial plans ! * * * * Crowded basement space is certainly unsightly, isn't It? 1 have @ suggestion. Why not transform that wasted space in your basement into a small family recreation room, or perhaps a bar which will add a party touch. | know of some real experts, who build the bar, furniture, room dividers or any other things you plan. The R. H. CABINET COMPANY, 1614 Charles St. in Whitby, is a company that is genuinely interested in having you satisfied with their work. Your order, custom-made at their factory, will be delivered and installed to your specifications. There are several examples of the tine work of R. H. CABINET COMPANY on display in their showroom, You can be sure when you call upon R. H. CABINET. Telephone 668-6911. x * * * In order to show you what a joy and convenience flying can be, it might be a good idea for me to show you how some people spent their holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cook recently spent a week-end in New York City . . . and New Jersey. Mr. Bel Tames recently had his aircraft into RON POULTER'S FLYING SERVICE at the Oshowa Airport just prior to taking off on a Mexican hol- iday .. . Mr. Bell enjoyed flying to Florida. It really makes me stop and wonder if maybe I'm missing something wyprdertul. If you think you are . . . you might investigate the wonders of 0 whole new way of life. Why not inquire .. telephone 728-6135 or visit RON POULTER FLYING SERVICE at the Osh- awa Airport. RON will be glad to fill you in * * * * If you're completing a special room in your home and you want furniture with genuine quality and appeal, stop in ot ROGER APPLIANCES & FURNITURE, 50 Bond St. E. in Oshawa. A fine and reputable businessman, ROGER offers a tasteful selection of living and dining-room suites, name-brand appliances and A-one service. For your listening and viewing pleasure, there is a display of both color and black and white TV sets. Also Stereo, Hi-Fi and console models. To complete the picture there are lamps for every room, clocks and small appliances from hair-dryers, irons to electric mixers. It's ROGER APPLIANCES & FURNITURE for the best in' value ! * * * * The first time you visit BETTY HAYDL INTERIORS, you'll dis- cover that every piece you see or touch is a work of exquisite artistry. Many of the items sold by BETTY HAYDL ore imported from Europe and all: points of America. There's an aura of en- chantment in the classic lines of a porticular sofa, an elegant bedroom suite . . . an aristocratic dining suite . . . all so very appealing and beautiful. For furnishings and interiors of distine- tion the name BETTY HAYDL is well-known. Discriminating people of good taste come from near and far to avail them- selves of her expert services. BETTY HAYDL INTERIORS, 15 King St. &., Oshawe.