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rf 1" S 38 "Can- it with -round 1 Bal- raglan Beige, 0 46, j ly " a - -} Dugittant ed ape a --_---- we 'HED TS NTS 7 af Son- pan fea- placket, n, other > 17%. NTS of ton drill, tacking, h shirts, 1.17 1.00 1.00 Als *QT¢ 63¢ y-weave 1.17 816 INSTALLED IN a dual iary. Shown seated f) ceremony with the election the left are: Mrs. Paul vice-president; of the Canadian Corps Smith, Ist Association, were the offi- Mrs. William Watts, pr cers of its Ladies' Auxil- Dual Ceremony Installs Officers SOCIAL & PERSONAL 'rie:.;fieeun, tase Of Canadian Corps Auxiliary -- Last Saturday night a dual;Mrs. Beatrice Whitfield, installation ceremony took|James Garrison and Mrs place at the Canadian Corps!liam Sandford. Association Clubrooms when, Mrs. Alan King, a past the Unit's executive and the urer for seven years, was pre- Explorer Groups of Kingsview ginner meeting at the YWCA sented with a_ sterling brooch and earring set members were executive of the Ladies' Auxil- iary were installed. The Canadian Women's Army on their achievements over the Corps, Unit 47, of the Canadian|past year. dent; and Mrs. George E. V. Oshawa Raises $1,783 For UNICEF From Sale Of Cards The recent greeting card and calendar sales campaign of the }UNICEF Committee netted an 11 all-time high profit of $1,783.43 | it was reported at a meeting of ,the committee ,held at the home of Mrs. Angus. Dixon, Elgin (Wemen THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridoy, February 17, 1967 jstreet east, *@ Oshawa Soloist Joins Staff rl a mM Of Bibletown College, Florida 'aries hesiiuarer a.) result of the UNICEF Hallo & we'en campaign in Oshawa Mrs. ©. G. Step, chairman, jwelcomed three new members. Mrs. Frank Shine, Mrs, David| Noakes and Mrs, A. F. Carter | A discussion was held regard jing the planting of a tree in the Hills and Dales Centennial Park jas a constant reminder of the |work of the UNICEF throughout lthe world | Ina discussion on the work of UNICEF it was brought out that in its first 20 years, UNICEF has helped to initiate and sup port 95@ projects, benefitting ichildren in 135 countiries, and that approximately $33,000,000 is lallocated to countires for pro jects of henefit to children, | which is less than half the} lamount spent every two hours on the manufacture of arma ments. Mrs. Richard Donald was ap pointed as auditor for the com- mittee Miss Doreen Cox, prominent Oshawa soloist, in an interview with the Oshawa Times told of her plans to join the musical staff of Bibletown in Boca Raton, Florida. Miss Cox has appeared on numerous programs and radio |broadcasts with Mel Smith, the |founder and president of the Sunday School of the Air. | This twenty-four-year-old Osh- * 'awa girl will be touring the Caribbean Islands and will ap rom Price, 2nd_ vice-president. secretary of the Dominion |pear during Holy Week, at San Standing behind are: Mrs, Corps Association, the in- |Juan, Puerto Rico; Kingston, Anthony Smykal, secre- Stalling officer; Mrs. Verna |Jamaica and Freeport in the tary; Mrs. Frances Owens, Corby, treasurer and Mrs. |Bahamas. sergeant - at - arms; Mrs. George Homes, chaplain | Following this tour she will y Hessaker, honorary --Oshawa Times Photo (make her debut at the beauti- ful Florida Auditorium in Boca Raton which Dr. Eshleman, resis { known as America's Capital of Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Sacred Music draws capacity crowds of 2,500 people for 93.347. y ar > ~ Telephone 723-3474 for Women's Department sacred cor-erts each Saturday Mrs. night. Dr. Eshleman who has 'The citizens of Oshawa who Lent Discussed . Wil- Miss Bonnie Burton, Glidden} When members of the Shore- had wide experience in develop- are proud of their many talent- ° : avenue, opened her home for a line Chapter of the National Ns musical talent predicts Miss ed young people will follow Miss At Kingsview UCW ' meet Cox will become an outstanding Cox's musical career with inter treas- and ot ae Secretaries' Association back-yard skating party for the next Tuesday for their monthly £9spel soloist. est and wish her every success MISS DOREEN COX A discussion on Lent was presented at the February silver meeting of Kingsview (King The and Simcoe -- Street : United they will have as their guest V gy di Sch ] L h Street) United Church Women complimented Churches. Leaders present;the sales supervisor of Office ary e 10us 00 unc es held 'in St. Andrew's United were: Miss Ray Howell, Miss Overload, Toronto, A. A. Mar- Carolyn Pascoe, Miss Beth tin, who will give them a talk Chureh, Those taking part in the dis Corps Association, under the! 'phe rest of the evening was Shortt and Miss Betty Crewys. on "The Demands of a Secre- For Tempting Fun, Nourishment cussion were members of Unit leadership of Mrs. E&. (clenent ii dancing Heesaker, Dominion honorary |. ee 2 secretary, installed the follow-|_ aE ' Ss ing: Mrs. William Watts, presi-| VON DIRECTOR'S MEE dent; Mrs. Paul Smith, Ist i vice-president Mrs. George|made 428 visits to 83 pa Price, 2nd vice - president; (during the month of January. | Additional Mrs, Anthony Smyka, secre-/Seventeen of these were admit-!served by the leaders, tary; Mrs. Verna Corby, treas-\ted during the month urer; Mrs. George Homes,| The nurses worked 494 chaplain; and Mrs. Owens, sergeant-at-arms. total- of six days. "Mrs. Watts presented the; In Whitby Township, 8 past president's pin to Mrs.|were made; in East Whit Paul Smith, thanked her forjand in Ajax, 11. her efforts in the past year! 'These were the stalistics and expressed hope for heripy Miss Isobelle Sorley, 1 continued help in the ensuing in-charge, to the regular year. ing of the Board of Directors of day. evening. Runner-up Six women were presented|the VON held at the City with pins and bars marking 15) Dr. H. R. Rowsell, pres years service in the Oshawalannounced that the a Auxiliary as follows: George Homes, Mrs. Lesliej)would be held in the City Knight, Mrs. Leonard Fraser,/March 13, at 5:00 p.m. Hamilton Surprise Party Marks ssim,"wise'srenda saunders ix mebonsia, manager. std s s h Pp 4 Atanasio and Mrs. Judy Rein- John Young, comptroller of the jed the worship service. Mrs.|a special milk drink. oldest living member will Sal 1 ver e Ing awa alr iadpat Toronto Club; Earl Brown,|Bruce Vaillancourt, in charge; The noon lunch should pro-|\present to cut the cake. s Mr. and Mrs. Leslie W.} Mr. and Mrs. Cosier liv Cosier, Central Park boulevard|Oakville a number of a 2 prior to moving to Bow south, were the honored Buests | ville, and then coming to at a surprise party in Hamilton awa last year. on Saturday, arranged by fam-| The table from which ily and friends on the occasion|buffet supper was served of their 25th wedding anniver-| sary. Mrs. Cosier, the former Me-| Vickers. gan Jones, daughter of Mr. and} The couple was _ presi Mrs. Mansel Jones, of Hamil-|with a beautiful mirror ton, was united in marriage to|the family and a_ coffee Leslie Cosier, in a ceremony atifrom relatives and friends. Livingston United Church, Ham-| Daniel Howells, Ham ilton, February 14, 1942. |master of ceremonies, The bride's sister, Mrs. Jack|duced Miss Linda Gowa Vickers, Oshawa, the maid of|Jarvi honor 25 years ago, was present|Prayer'? accompanied by for the anniversary celebrations.|mother, Mrs. The best man, Gordon Phillips|Miss Sandra Vickers of Os of the RAF in training at Mount | turned to Wales and was unable|lighted the guests with ba to be present Saturday. and drum duets. The couple have three chil-|.. After an old-fashioned dren, Keith, of Burlington andjsong, David Bowan thanked all|0f honor was presented with a she was shown Judith's most puffs. To save time tomorrow, home.|who had helped make the jing a success. Nancy and Brian at There is one grandchild. MR. AND MRS, ERNEST REID The Victorian Order of Nurses|Tina Davis for the prettiest Frances/and the relief nurse worked a Mrs.|meeting of the Oshawa Branch |Shelley-Ann i i Members were reminded of was |Dridegroom, gave a_ miscel-|and Mrs. Rona MacMillan, GG Gabe sales Rep Nibee 24; {will keep him always eager for painlessly centered with a triple - tiered laneous shower attended by|travel consultant for the Osh- family night, March 17: the | lunchtime. Try sag Pie oP aa | lanniversary cake made by Mrs. |Mr, Sawyer's friends and rela-'awa office; Miss Pat Curran, guide banquet, April 14; the who sang "A Wedding family. Harry Gowan.) A happy event took place played several piano solos and Hope Airport at that time, re-|Ronald and Gordon Jones de- Each explorer brought a deco-|tary, Today". rated box lunch and_ prizes} a ue eres ; Miss Grace Winnell, Park for a meeting of the Oshawa Particularly school lunches. brown, white, and even raisin Mrs. Glen Stevens tients most original, and most work. SPPtimist Club to celebrate Plan several days ahead, ad- for variety. Hot dog or ham-|Findley Cunningham, refreshments were {Me eleventh anniversary of vise home economists at Mac-|burger buns also add to the fun A skit on "The Care and Mrs the club's charter. Thirteen donald Institute, University of as "bunwiches"'. Handling -- of Speakers was "members were present. Guelph, to exclude repetition Include crisp, crunchy, raw presented with Mrs. Douglas $ and include interest. With an vegetables. As relishes ones t Redpath and her assistants ex ; ene Rati fil a eye to intrigue as well as 10 curls, celery stoke. radish -- an pet sginey uncheon at the Hotel Genosha qaily tritional requirements, roce< ; sehen since e followed when gues the rink clean and acting as preceding the opening of the cite Jak hints. : ese yee Sor Haepel aie: speakers were present wisite outdoor host. Ontario Motor League office on Use at least one protein food|ed icah Hits ae od Members were asked to re by 6, Motor City Streamliners Pues ORY nabbed Mayor Ernest of meat, eggs, poultry, cheese, ery can also be incorporated member Ae following: "Dales TOPS Club chown' their 1967 Marks; Frank Wood, president or fish in sandwiches or a main into sandwich fillings. The executive meeting at the/ given queen, Mrs, Eileen Mastin "at oF ie SHG oan Vener ; 2 Fruit is ideal as a dessert ie oges Pas ag Ee yada lurse-|q banquet held at "the Glen Fay PeeANOn ALB uf treat whether raw, cooked Bee ee onak. eect 'ontre 'Ii, Hadfield, provincial secretary; St Stephen's UCW ; : Bi ed.'next general meeting of the holme Training Centre, Tues H. R. Burton, president of the . frozen, or canned. Fresh fruit UCW, March 9 at 2.90 pm 10 under the Jeadership of Miss} Perk up lagging appetites by/dish. Jf using sandwiches, try Beth Miller assisted by Mrs.| different breads such as tye,|Roy Lee, Miss Gladys Burley, and Mrs.! Elmer Burton and Bill Burton. The girls skated to recorded hours % music with Bill Burton keeping in season is always a delight.| Was Toronto Club; 'H. M. Morris s ° a Mrs. Jan Terry. Teen princess vice - president: J. H. Harvey, Studies Indians Then again, dried fruits such) PMA CLUB ;was Miss Marilyn Graham,/executive assistant: G. E as dates, raisins, figs, prunes,| 9 mark the 52nd anniversary nnual | and tiny tot princess was Miss Hynes and H. B. Moore, both' The theme "Canadian and apricots are perfect for the! He | Solomon. Special/of Toronto and W. E. Austin,|Indians" was used in the wor- wintertime, lesday Afaiiine clus lea awards went to Mrs, Lillian|}Qshawa, directors of the Tor-\ship service and in the pro-| Milk rounds out the menu rie luncheon in Knox Presby Linton, Mrs. Connie' Magee,|onto Club: William Le Sauvage, gram of St. Stephen's United fully as a beverage or in a soup terian Church, Monday starting| Mrs, Emily Keetch, Mrs. Lil-|girector of public relations and;Church Women, at their Feb-jor dessert. Cream soups pack at 1:30 p.m : AG lian Wilson, Mrs. Karoline traffic safety, Toronto Club; | ruary meeting. easily into a thermos. A beaten Mrs. George V. Lee, presi- ss 4 Mrs. Stephen Saywell, assist--egg or molasses adds extra dent, has arranged for a special | Mrs. Ella McEvers, Mrs. Joan\editor of Canadian Motorist: ed by Mrs. David Duchemin,|nourishment and extra spice to! sneaker, and it is hoped the| Hall, Miss Sue-A: D I |sales supervisor of the Oshawalof the program, was assisted|vide about one-third of the day's ..| Miss Sue-Anne Dean, whose ice: i Jar F y hee "| i , salories and nutritiv equire- ed in 4 office; 'William Ward, manager by Mrs. Duchemin, Mrs. James ca sa @ requ Bee years| Marriage takes place tomorrow of sales Toronto Club; Phillip Randall, Mrs. Berwin Adams,|ments. Keep your _ child's lal i eS i a yman-|(0 Brian Sawyer, Toronto, has|Randell, director of Driver Edu-|Mrs, 'Arthur Armstrong andjenergy and vitality up by sup- | Osh- been honored at several show-| cation Centre: Miss Karen Boy- Mrs, William Barber in a skit,/plying him with a nourishing ers. Miss Sandra Sawyer, To-\jan, Mrs, Pat Landry, travel) ox." lunch, But also important, pro- A ; ) The B | the Tonto, sister of the prospective! consultants of the Toronto Club lvide him with surprises that Removes superfluous hair MARIE MURDUFF will be in Oshows at the GENOSHA HOTEL Feb. 20, 21, 22 PHONE 723-4641 For appointment on these dates jtives. Mrs. Thomas Barclay, |assistant to the director of pub-| work eeting ri] 13: | ented | Digby sap nee cuennions #8 lic relations, Toronto; Arnold beading ie ita I oe 4 VACATION from /Personal shower attende Y|Gibson, supervisor of Mobile § dessert luncheon: IN table personal friends of the bride- Driver Training; Deputy Chief a Ait ie June 8. BERMUDA elect. Mrs. Elmo Lynburner,'|p. F. Ferguson of the Oshawa ilton, | Sister of the bride-to-be, held a Police Department; and Con- : FAD TO SAVE TIME a Pyle alee ly abl HOUSE intro-|Miscellaneous shower, attended stables William Moring and PLAN AHE! a a For Inormation phone 728-8801 n of|by relatives of. the bride-elect's Reverly Graham of the traffic) Plan menus ahead, advise safety division of the Oshawa home economists at Macdonald sit -- ; Institute, University of Guelph, to provide variety and to use hawa/When neighbors, friends and A letter from Miss Judith, up leftovers wisely. You can relatives. gathered at the home|Drynan in England, to her par- probably prepare part of to- of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Harrison,/ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Dry-|morrow's dinner as you cook gpipe Olive avenue, to honor Miss|nan, Mary street, informs them tonight's. For instance, mash Sybil Langmaid on her recent}that when Queen Elizabeth paid ed potatoes can be later served retirement. On arrival the guest/a visit to the BBC on Tuesday,,as croquettes, potafo roses, or her} Police Department, For your new Spring Outfit EASTER fabries Fine Dress and Drapery Fabrics in beautiful pink and white cor-|recent television film from the a cereal product such as rice the latest designs, colors, and mater- |sage, After an evening of en- series 'This Week in Britain."' {can be cooked tonight for later ials. Havtaininent retreshineats were eo -- |use in a dessert or casserole. HOUSE f FABRIC jserved by Mrs. Harrison and ¢pwEN REANS AND ONIONS STE 11% King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario co-hostesses Mrs. Michael | \ 725-4551 OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 725-4551 PRINCESS COIFFEURS Starr, Mrs. Carl Kemp, and ' Be Mrs. David Owens; and Miss! ©. beef broth z nines Langmaid was presented with 2. © cooked green beans, 39 SIMCOE STREET NORTH a transistor radio, | 4 tsp. ground dill INDIVIDUAL HAIR STYLING BY sing- even- Pour boiling water over The Literary Group of the onions. Drain and remove outer University Women's Club met skin. Cook onions in beef broth last evening at the home of 15 to 20 min. or until fork- = Mrs. D. E. Smith, Mary street, tender. Add cooked green beans to study the works of E. M. and dill to cooked onions. Heat Forster. until boiling. | WIFE PRESERVER Thread needles in white, brown and black, and include jin a travelling man's suitcase. 'Come an emergency, he's got Reception At Fernhill Park Mars Silver Anniversary Fernhill Park recreation hall!Mr, Reid with a white carnation Sewing needs. was. the setting for a reception boutonniere. soso arranged by the family to mark Surrounded by their family the 25th wedding anniversary and friends, the couple presided of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Reid, over a table centered with an Sunset avenue. anniversary cake. Peter Makar- Mrs. Reid, the former Jose- Chuk proposed a toast to Mr. Michael Cordi or Lorenzo leraci for Perfect Hair Care. SPECIAL OFFER... | on Perms ---- Bleaches, or Hair Coloring, FREE! Hair Brush or Hair Sproy. Custom Made or Ready-to-Hang DRAPERIES OPEN: Tues., Thur. & Fri. Evenings for Appointment PHONE 723-0301 or : . Mrs. Reid to which Mr phine Forestell, was born in and indsay.and Mr. Reid came Reid replied by extending | @ HOMES pn dsay and they wore unit,(thanks on behalf of him and his © OFFICES Has Your Food Dollar Lost It's $-t-re-t-c-h-? from Reaboro. They were unit- ed in marriage February 14, 1942 in St. Mary's Church, Lind- say. They moved to Oshawa in 1951. f They have three children, Robert, a constable on the Osh- awa Police Force; and Joseph @ INDUSTRIAL ---- Since 1919 ---- WARD'S Simcoe St. ot Athol 725-1151 wife, to all who-had made the -elebration a success. A buffet supper was served, ollowed by dancing to the music of Metro Sound. Out-of-town guests were pres- ent from Belleville, Lakefield, and Erna Marie at home. Peterborough, Hampton, Rex- Their daughter-in-law, Mrs. dale and Port Credit. Robert J. Reid greeted Mrs)! ~ sae ese Reid with a corsage of red L s £ * L i | & roses and while carnations and With Your Telephone Pastor -- Phone 723-1163 and Stretch Your Dollar Guaranteed To Save You $100.00 Year THE FOOD PLAN THAT Chambews, FOOD CLUB {| SOCIAL NOTICE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. John Lonsdale, Willowdale, Ontario, wish.to an- "\nounce the engagement of their HAS PROVEN ITSELF CHAMBERS FOOD LTD. 933 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa -- , *|daughter, Beverley Margaret, . ib interested in your food plan, Please have your Representative '|to Ronald Harry Whitbread, son : Rev. Fred Spring eal =/of Mr, and Mrs, Harry Whit- @ Daily Messages, Encouragement NAME iy cc ees 'bread of Oshawa. The wedding and Prayer AOORESS © bi ihccss inks tesa Gane rireere ie Gon tines i is to take place on Saturday, May 20, 1967, at Newtonbrook |United Church, Willowdale, | @ Be Sure To Call Today DATE PHONE This up and down type weather we ve been experiencing this past week has most of us in a dither schedules go awry snowing makes shopping difficult but the following column will be of great help to the busy son, everywhere . a complete listing of stores and services to f your every need . come rain, snow or sleet, PEL CLEANING ond DIAPER SERVICE at Bloir Park Plaza, Whitby, uses popular. Frigidaire appliances to provide DRY CLEANING, LAUNDROMAT and DIAPER SERVICE, Although commercial dry cleaning is over 100 years old, speedy, budget dry cleaning (while you wait) is relatively new. This machine can process an 8-lb. load in minutes and you will be delighted with the way your heavy clothing, blankets, etc. all turn out like mew, And why purchase expensive laundry equipment when PEL'S LAUNDROMAT takes care of al! your loundering needs Take advantage also, of PEL'S DIAPER SERVICE, the greatest of all mother's helpers! Phone 668-4671 for diaper pick-up and delivery, Not all Municipal Airports can offer such conveniences for pri vate plane owners as does the RON POULTER FLYING SERVICE here at the Oshawa Airport. All his staff are fully qualified to keep your plane in top-notch condition for every airborne mis- sion, whether for business or pleasure. His 7-day week mainten- ance crew will thoroughly check and repair your aircraft. This includes radio and instrument overhauling, with necessary re placements, and motor tune-ups and body work, including sheet metal finishing, welding, painting and lettering. Storage service is available whenever your plane is on home base. That's why tor local or outside residents, it's good to keep the RON POULTER FLYING SERVICE on your list. Phone 728-6135. BEING THE PERSON YOU ARE . seeking distinction and grace in your home and life . . . you've, no doubt, discovered BETTY HAYDL INTERIORS, 15 King St. E., Oshawa. This prestige shop has many beautiful household fur- maginative , , . vita ' nishings that are certain to remain a joy throughout all the years. Carpeting, drapery fabrics . . . lighting is important too . at BETTY HAYDL'S, there is a marvellous collection of hanging lamps. Their massive gold chains can be adjusted to ony length and ore equally smart hanging low over one end of your living room console or dining room buffet. If, perhaps crystal chandeliers meet your fancy , they have a completa selection, all imported from Czechoslavakia, in every size and priced variously. You are always welcome to stop in and browse among the distinctive BETTY HAYDL collection * * * * CLINT'S is the big, friendly TEXACO SERVICE STATION located on Wentworth St., between Park and Ritson Roads, south Oshawa. Expert in all minor car repairs, cor washes, lubricating and undercoating jobs, it pays to keep your car in top-notch con- dition at all times by people who know their work, Auto supplies, Firestone Tires and Batteries, etc., are sold there for your con- venience, with an experienced mechanic to install them for you A quick, reliable tow service is available when called, between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. daily, except Sundays. CLINT'S fine service begins when you drive on the station lot, Telephone 728-5811. * * * * SHOULD YOU OWN A RAMBLER PPP... There are certainly some very good reasons why you might like to... Here ore some starters . There are 26 models in all, from which to choose... the 'Rambler American" compacts, the intermediate "Rebels", or the full-sized "Ambassadors". They're probably the most durable car on the road today or American Motors wouldn't stand behind them with a 5-year or 50,000 mile war- ranty on the performance mechanism, or the 2-year or 24,000 mile warranty on the entire automobile. You're invited to drop by the brightly spacious showroom of NICOLS MOTOR SALES on Highway 2 (between Whitby and Oshawa) to find out, first hand, the distinct advantages of owning a RAMBLER .. . they have them for you in sedans, hardtops, convertibles, or station wagons. Phone 668-3331, Very tew of us could imagine lift without the convenience and pleasure of television... It may be time for you to consider buying a new TV set in black and white, or clor. Through years of experimentation, the new models have reached an all-high state of perfection which makes televiewing the number one pastime for every member of the family, ROGER APPLIANCES and FURNITURE STORE, 50 Bond St. £., Oshawa, has them in all sizes and styles from the increasingly popular portables to the smart console models. And for complete home entertainment TV, Stereo Record Player and Radio are all combined in one long slender and very handsome cabinet. Famous brand names to ensure better viewing and listening from now on, Phone 728-2151, EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE PLACE or so it would seem, be- couse whenever | stop at SHORTY'S at 12] Brock St. N. in Whitby . all ages. It could be that he has an enormous assortment of "variety" items that make shopping a breeze. Greeting cards and gift wrappings for all occasions, games and toys for children's parties, books . there are always plenty of people and magazines for those who like to read, a good assortment of candies for your last minute party arrangements, and cameras and films to recrod all those hoppy occasions you have. A com plete tine of fine smokers' supplies is, of course, the specialty at SHORTY'S .. . He's sure to have what you want! CENTENNIAL PROJECT ANYONE??? . . . The handsmoe "Con federation Room" in the bright new CAROUSEL INN (at Steven son and Bloor in Oshawa) is a. Centennial project of which any one would be proud only another of the features of an altogether exceptional motor hotel. Many devotees have already discovered the pleasure of dining ot the CAROUSEL INN . and people come from near and far to enjoy the fun and entertainment in the CAROUSEL LOUNGE putting this fine motor hotel at the top of their lists for con- .. It's a-hotel complex worthy of the most distinguished visitor . . . with, tastefully appointed rooms . . . designed for personal comfort, For information and and as noteworthy as it is it's Fraternal and business organizations are quickly ventions, meetings and banquets reservations telephone 723-5271.