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- MRS. DONALD READ, left, publicity secretary for Durham, Oshawa, and On- tario South Ridings of the New Democratic Party, looks on as Mrs. Knud Due, id president of the Oshawa Riding NDP Women; Mrs. Clifford Pilkey, president of the UAW Women's Auxiliary and Mrs. George Brooks, president of the Ontario South NDP Women, get their first lock at the Feder- al Women's Committee Cen- tennial Cook Book, released, last week. This centennial New Democratic Party Women fritish Stylists Release Centennial Cook Book Use Gay Colors By MARY WILLIAMS of the Oshawa Times Staff From hamlet, village, town and city they came, from one side of Canada to the other, enough tried and true recipes to fill the Centennial Cook Book compiled and published by the Federal Women's Committee of the New Democratic Party. The cook book, released for sale last week, took two years to complete, under the leader- ship of Miss Eva Latham, Di- rector of Women's Affairs for the New Democratic Party. Letters were sent to every registered member of each rid- ing's women's committee, re- questing recipes. This was fol- lowed up by Miss Latham travelling across Canada, speak- ing to each of the groups. As the recipes were re- ceived, they were tested by qualified professional home economists and dietitians before they were accepted for publica- tion. Recipes in the book appear from every Province with the exception of Newfoundland. Osh- awa contributed published rec- ipes from Mrs. Clifford Pilkey, Mrs. Steven Melnichuk and Exotic Designs Miss Aileen Hall, formerly of} Oshawa. mee By LYNNE EDMUNDS The book comes with a plastic LONDON (Reuters) -- British | project was started two The Italian Sports and Social Club held a dance in the Kinsmen Community Centre on Saturday night and raised $2,000 for the t years ago and contains over 1,000 recipes from across Canada. The book will sell for $3.00 and could be used as a suitable gift to centen- nial brides. --Oshawa Times Photo jand Princess Muna of Jordan| THE OSHAWA TIMES, | ITALIANS SUPPORT FUND TO RESTORE FLOOD-RAVAGED FLORENTINE ART Save Italian Art. Fund, a damaged by the disastrous Nave, left, and Mrs. Renzo MLA, and Mrs. Walker; Mr. trust fund for all Canada, floods. Mayor Ernest Marks Cardinali and Mr. Cardinali, and Mrs. Daniel d'Annunzio, administered by the Art and Mrs. Marks lent their right. Other guests and pat- Toronto, and Mrs, Gallery of Ontario (Toronto) patronage to the event and . rons were the Honorable Aldwinckle, president, Osh- are scen, centre wit Presi- dent Anthony Nave and Mrs. towards the restoration of Florentine works of art Mondoy, Jonuery 23, 1967 11] among his clients, collaborated j with milliner Simone Mirman to |produce novel wig-hats-cloches | jot false hair covered in match-, SOCIAL & jing net. | |USED BEADS, WIG For more exotic effect, he| | wound ropes of turquoise beads -- coated, water and grease resis-|fashion designer Norman Hart-|around high-piled curls, coiled tant cover, and it is bound with/nell and Paris hair dresser! hundreds of metal strips into a| Dr. C. H. Vipond will ad-Jricorn Capers, sponsored by the) Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor PERSONAL. Women's Department consfield high school will be the ifirst Protestant comprehensive school to offer technical, com- mercial and academic courses in Montreal planned to incorporate closed-|a bar of unwrapped soap in it, Michael Starr, MP, and Mrs. Starr; Albert V. GOING MODERN jcircuit television, student MONTREAL (CP) -- Bea-|!ounges and studies for the teaching staff, innovations in Quebec schools. HOUSEHOLD HINT | To keep a stored - away suite rey from getting musty, put awa Folk Festival. Walker, next fall. It Sale! Sale! Sale! Full Length Formals AND BRIDESMAIDS GOWNS BRAND NEW 2 | 9.95 SPRING ARRIVALS SARGEANT'S cerlox, which permits the pages 1867 U 1967 to lie flat when the book is open. |Alexandre -- who list queehs'9j ° , among their clients--combined ere Sonitg ght talents today to produce a a. conical cap spring shaw of exotic style and) But the major impact came dazzling color. |from Hartnell's glamor-plus col- Hartnell, who dressed Queen| lection of grand-occasion gowns. Elizabeth, relegated refinement; A peach silk coat exposed the to a backseat in his plush col-/plittering coral - embroidered| lection. He pulled out all the|sieeyes of its matching high-| fashion stops to present huge| waisted dress. tent coats in sizzling pinks and| Frothy pink petals with dia- oranges, and high-waisted/mante centres trimmed an dresses in two tone-combina-jempire-line, pink chiffon gown tions which just cleared thejand covered its bolero. dress the haggis and propose|Evening Chapter of the Hos-| the toast to 'The Immortal/pital Women's Auxiliary this/| Memory" next Saturday even-|Saturday, will be Mayor Er- ing in Raglan United Church|nest Marks and Mrs. Marks; hall where the Raglan com-|the Honorable Michael Starr, munity is holding its first)and Mrs. Starr; Mr. A. V. Wal- Burns' Supper. ker, MLA, and Mrs. Walker; ,,|the chairman of Oshawa's Cen- Mrs. G. P. Morison, Park|tennial Committee, Hayward Lane apartments, has returned | Murdoch and Mrs. Murdoch; from a touring vacation in Flo-/-- G storie, chairman of the da. Hospital Board and Mrs, Stor- jie and the vice - president Second vice - president UAW MISS LYNN GALLANT Oshawa Girl | Chosen By Bell As Expo Hostess | | Latin American Dance Class Its size is a convenient six by nine inches and it is about ¢hree quarters of an inch thick. Included in the book are health menus for elderly people; the Canada food rules; a food His flowing, empire-line even- ing gowns clanked with beading and rustled with sequined em- broidery. aE . knee. | Local 222, T. K. Simmons was And .a six-inch band of tur-lamong those attending the two- quoise lotus flowers was super- imposed across the bust of a floor-sweeping gown in gold- embroidered blue net. Labour Council of Canada in Toronto last week. His new ; elegant Alexandre, who num- bers Queen Frederika of Greece buying guide; a table of mea- surements; a section on house- hold hints and a complete index, plus about a thousand recipes. The cook book will be sold for $3.00 in Oshawa and South Ontario Ridings by the UAW Women's Auxiliary op orders George Brooks, chairman of the Whitby NDP Women's Associa- tion; or to Mrs. Knud Due, chairman of the Oshawa NDP may be phoned in to Mrs.{Women's Committee. The cast and back - stage crew of Oshawa Little Theatre's production of Roots held a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stevenson, Gaspe aven- ue, after the final curtain on Saturday night. On behalf of the company, Keith Williams made a presentation of appre- ciation to the director, Miss ALL LOVE TEACHER NARBOROUGH, England (CP) -- One hundred and one schoolchildren sang 'Happy Birthday" outside the home of Susanne Livesey, the retired principal of a junior school--one for each year of her life. ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY HEARS BEST TOAST IN YEARS TO BURNS' MEMORY |" rion Dennis. a Honored guests who will be attending the Centennial Cap- | Plastic Surgery \ TORONTO\ (CP)--The juve- nile court sent Jenny to Dr. Harold Silver, head of the plas- tic surgery clinic at Women's College Hospital. She had been born with a cleft palate and harelip that had been repaired, but not well. Her face was badly scarred. Her appearance was combined with a bad home in a poor dis- trict and Jenny's behavior was getting worse and worse. After surgery had improved her scarred nose and mouth, Jenny began to take an interest in her appearance and herself. She got a job in a department store and has held it success-| fully. Dr. Silver °says, 'She has been a changed girl. Often when young people feel they are} scarred and ugly they lose all) inferest and do not try to im-) |prove themselves as much as they might." | Dr. Silver says he would like | to see more teen-agers use the help the clinic could give them. When the clinic opened in 1964, day convention of the Religion-| "Toronto Juvenile Delinquency ji." stn, "tnd commen of the medical staff, Dr. Eward} Culp and Mrs. Culp. | Miss Lynn Gallant of Oshawa has been chosen as one of Bell Mrs.' Frederick Taylor, Olive|Canada's hostesses for the Tele- avenue, was receiving congra-|phone Association Pavilion in Expo '67. Miss Gallant was one of 28 \girls picked from 388 applicants Mrs. Alfred Ayre, the for-jacross Canada to serve in the mer Mary Trull, was the guest avilion i of honor at a birthday party pay : ited about th held at the home of Mr. and| '1 8m very excited about the Mrs. Arnold Gardner, Masson|opportunity to meet so many street on the occasion of her|interesting people from all over| 80th Persie Her grandchild-/ihe world. I didn't think I had ren sen r with a cor- sage. Relatives attended from|# Chance of being picked with Peterborough, Toronto, Whitby, |all the girls competing," Miss Oshawa and surrounding area, |Gallant explained. ron ta ms Lynn was so sure she, didn't | H ] C b have a chance in the contest} urday, on the occasion of her 71st birthday. that she didn't even enter her| name --fortunately for her, her supervisor Miss Mary Cronin on herself to enter her for the job. | help was available. There have) 7.5, ig to Jeave her job, as | been few takers. icentral office clerk in Bell Can- Dr. Silver recalls a nurse at|ada"s Oshawa office, March 27 the hospital whose face bore|to begin a training program in severe burn scars. The un-|Montreal to prepare her for her| happy girl made no effort to|new job. make friends and rarely spoke. |- -------- "We made a pact. 1 told herjGn, #4 we'd improve her face if she would lose weight and improve het appearance. We operated, WITH BLADDER IRRITATION she took off the pounds. Then | After 21 twice as many women as men | we got a professional stylist to] frtdites hdetNy ween arn | show her how to do her hair Coll, To quickly combat the secondary scular pains and disturbed sleep ' aches, mu: and apply makeup to cover the | caused by Kidneyand Bladder irritations, try taking 2 little OS' ith remaining scarring. It worked "i a out fine except the hospital lost days. OTEX is s cleaning urinary anti septic, also an analgesic pain reliever for a nurse, She went off to another Rheumatism, Sciatica Pains, Headache, | Backache, and musculer pains, Get the OYSTEX from druggist, Feel better fast. | oe IF YOU THINK THE | GOVERNMENT SHOULD LOOK AFTER YOU . . . looki what happened to} the North American Indian. , fashion ex- pert has said thot the trouble with a jot of women weear- city to start a new life." The clinic works with dermatology clinic and the den- tal clinic to help in cases of such afflictions as severe acne or mouth and jaw deformities. The plastic surgery clinic may be used less than it could because people think nothing can be done for them or be- cause they think plastic surgery must be prohibitively expen- sive. Clinic patients may have in- er 463 RITSON RD. S. 725-3338 JOIN A AT THE YWCA THIS WINTER Tuesdays 9-10 P.M. COUPLES AND SINGLES STARTS Jan. 24 For Information Call Program Office, 723-7623 YWCA, 199 Centre St., Oshawa BLACK'S JANUARY CLEARANCE Sale 'CONTINUES COATS e FUR TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED e SUEDES e CAR COATS the hospital administrator, Dor- |surance that will cover costs, othy Macham, wrote to social/but the clinic will not turn agencies and the department of|away patients who need help ing stretch ponts is thet they make) op Tih LEADER OF THE New Democratic Party T. C. Douglas, MP, delivered a scholarly address on Rob- ert Burns, Scotland's na- Mana! mact 4q11 ine the tional~-poet, felewing--the seen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gowans with the Honorable Michael Starr and Mrs. Starr and President John Ford and Mrs. Ford, In the Pasi-presi- "Burns' Supper'? arranged by St® Andrew's Society on Friday night. The presence of distinguished guests add- ed to the pleasure of the socie!.evening. Above ars upper picture 4 reform institutions to tell them|because they cannot pay. their feet look too) big. SN dent Archibald Taylor and Mrs. Taylor are conversing with Mayor Ernest Marks, LIGHTING Mrs Marks, Albert V. oll aaeaia lato asde 7 STORES * TORONTO JANUARY NOW ON -- REDUCTIONS TO 50% One of the hard-| est trips any of us aK have to moke is} when we meet the other person) half way. As one woman described her marital problems to a friend: "Well, my husband hes his bed foults and his good faults." 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