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t far ex- adults. 'gest or- n Korea ximately d to our lren_are »w, Ann appreci- us, We ght crew bundles who re- a. nd God Swaney, It was say God n-agers. ision at up. You ugh life u don't mething IT k of an ito the an and y stoop- ae | = ! = 8 Tv) V Ear N Tek tes tet ocvescvescescecee i s REFLECTED GLORY WINS HOUSEHOLD HINT MIAMI, Fla. (AP) -- Mrs.| To make a clean cut in bat- Ethel D. Jacob's Reflected|ter cakes, dip e tly me in i ! }warm water before cutting Glory came blazing down the | each slice. This keeps the outside .in the long Hialeah'plade free from frosting and stretch to win the $114,600 Fla- crumbs. mingo Stakes Friday over In Realit id Bold Monarch by nay tat "net con | HE, JOHNSON, O.D. under Jorge Veleasquez, ran} the 1% miles on a fast track] 142 King St. East in 1:48 3-5 with a surge that ve : 723-2721 brought him from last in the) field of 11 derby-age colts. eens CALL 728-7305 _ FOOD SERVICE Complete Service For All @ RECEPTIONS © HOUSE PARTIES © SOCIAL AFFAIRS CATERING MANAGER "® sides. bricks and covered with stucco, inches thick and the gleaming twenty inches thick and the gleaming floors are made of pegged pine. # By JO ALDWINCKLE The leaded, mosphere of gentle with its long French window ed and occupied by Miss Greta century. former Elizabeth Toronto. The house stood on an was neatly landscaped with win- beries. encompassed the house on all Built of mud and straw the outer walls are In a day when a Dr. Clark's house was unique. His spacious basement was com-|ang pletely finished and divided to|feather - include a consulting room and side office, approached by a panel in the front door beams a welcome and a mellow at-/ joseph Clark. "Tt was told," Miss E llis|the serenity of the quiet re- said, "that when the doctor and|finement of other days still threshold of one of Oshawa's/his wife walked out after dark/rejgns e living en- folds you as you step over the charming, bungalow-type house and dark yellow shutters is own- Ellis whose parents purchased|the property ¢ to the property at the turn of the|wWithout changing the original Records show that the house! ' was built in 1854 for a Doctor|a sense of spaciousness and the 33 foot Jong living room is well- Cameron of|Proportioned with a marble man tlepiece set between the French The doors are wide and heavily bordered and the skirting around the walls is 24 Joseph Clark and his wife, the} eighth of an acre of land which ding walks, arbors and shrub- At that time a wide verandah finished | i) j edl = hesement was alist 1nkiieen' skill in needle craft. Her daugh 2 : MRS. ELLIS BY THE MARBLE FIREPLACE Attractive Bungalow Built In 1854 Withstands Inroads Of Commerce and One-Way Traffic board - walks than it is today bevelled glass}and Miss Ellis recalled a story that she had heard in this re- gard, concerning Dr. and Mrs.| oldest houses. and you must remember,' ther Situated on the corner of|were no street lights, they had Centre and Athol streets, the plans. The wide central hall | windows. inches high. father, dominates the room and portraits of her grand- mother, the former Guy and great - great grand- mother, bear him company. From the late Mrs. Ellis inherited her ter treasures a patchwork quilt, composed of pieces of silk satin velvet, joined by stitching, that door, down a few steps; a large|decorative pieces of raised em kitchen and laundry and sleep- ing quarters for the domestic|examples shown depict help. A dumb waiter transport ed food and dishes to a pantry|and leaves in shaded green che above. Oshawa's eternal problem of mud and slush was even more aggravating in the days of jnille and a cluster of hydran ately. a maid carrying a lantern walk- bh jing backwards before them to 3 yilight their footsteps."' About the turn of the century Mr. and Mrs. Ellis purchased and added to it gives A portrait of Elder Thomas THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mendey, March 6, 1967 |] BY-GONE ERA OF GRACIOUS LIVING RECALLED BY VISIT TO 113- YEAR - OLD HOUSE ww | Today a parking lot and a jcoal yard usurp what was once |jthe pleasant setting for grac- ious living but inside the house vy Y ELLIS AS A YOUNG MATRON A eg ro . Henry, Miss Ellis' great-grand- | Harriet i these gentle women, ; fancy her mother made for her trousseau. ' Most beautiful of all are her shag a eens . DETAIL OF MYRTLE HENRY'S broidery on crimson velvet. The gea, the flowers mounded high| After her husband's mild heart and each floret applied separ-|8ttack in 1963, and more especi- Mme. Vanier Gave Her General Dedicated, Complete Support | Mme. Vanier was closely as- sociated with her husband's of- ficial duties as soldier, diplomat and statesman. During the First World War she worked: strenu- ously for the Red Cross and St |John Abmaulance Corps. WORKED IN SLUMS She was official representa- tive of the Canadian Red Cross jin France during the early part |of the Second World War. While jher husband was in retirement jin Montreal before becoming Governor-General in 1959, the two worked in social welfare in the slums of Montreal. As the Governor - General's consort, Mme. Vanier was in- |variably at ease, genuinely in- terested in people and things, and--like her husband--equally at home speaking French or English. Under her direction, much of Government House was 'redec- orated. Examples of Canadian sculpture were displayed in the main rotunda, an aide - de- camp's smoking room was fur- |nished by early Canadian pine, OTTAWA (CP) -- During the almost 74%4 years that Governor- General Vanier represented the Queen in Canada, it was a hus- band-and-wife team of Georges and Pauline that did the work. The couple was rarely sepa- rated, except when he went to a function that was strictly stag, or she presided at a women's affair, The Governor-General repeat- edly referred to the help he had throughout his lifetime from the tall, gracious lady, whom he married in 1921. She was Paul- ine Archer, daughter of Mr. Justice Charles Archer and Therese de Salaberry of Mont- real. Mme. Vanier was educated at Sacre Coeur Convent in Mont- real and by private tutors. She has honorary degrees from the University of King's College, Halifax, and the University of Ottawa. She became chancellor lof the University of Ottawa in |1965. | | | HOUSEHOLD HINT insist on lightweight box springs and foam rubber mat- tress. Also put the bed on large, easy making, moving and changing When you buy a bunk bedjand the great state ballroom) irritation caused by « germ, Escherichia was refurnished in cream and gold. s n Even the vice-regal conserva-| a glass of water 3 times daily fo! -rolling casters. This way|tory drew her interest. When a' you'll avoid years of wear in|banana tree bore fruit--an un-| Rheumatism, Sclatica Pains, Headache, Pe lom occurrence in an Ottawa greenhouse--she called in re- aa ck Ne PATCHWORK QUILT white velvet roses with calyx, stems|porters and photographers "| -!share the event with the public jally after his surgery last year, |Mme. Vanier took over an in- | creasing burden from Gen. Van- lier. By tacit agreement, he did the paper work and official host |duties. She made the public ap- pearances throughout the city. With her husband, she was deeply committed to church and home. They jointly conceived the idea of a conference on fam- lily life in 1964 which led to the} |formation of the Vanier Institute| of the Family. SAID LITTLE outmoded and old-fashioned --jand a radiance that ean be imparts a beauty, a richness/found in no other source." 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