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JO'S JOURNAL BY JO ALDWINCKLE Women's Editor of The Times FOLLOWING a television know now that one welldoved review of the centennial celee woman was regrettably not brations in Ottawa, the an- included. nouncer said that John Fisher, MISS GEORGINA ANNAND the centennial commissioner taught in Oshawa schools, was the proudest person in namely Albert Street, Centre Canada, He was out, by one. gine and South Simcoe I was, and etill am, tremend- street, from 1890-1935, She ously proud of the men, W0- was principal of South Simcoe Moen ad entre te dione from 1917-1935, In the 1920's week. The performers ex- Miss Annand spent two nights celled themselves - Poot a week at South Simcoe time, imagination and effort school, teaching English to that went into the parade 4. Canadians: they also can never be estimated. Ev- brought their personal prob- pe Pg Si cooper} & Prize tems to her. Pag had an unen- "en and women from all ---- walks of life came to her for I hesitate to single out any avice. She was a friend to but I would like to welcome One and all, Her teaching staff Club Carib on its first entry. joveq and respected her be- The float had all the atmos: (rise she supported them in phere of the West Indies and every way. the sound of the steel drums 'Miss Annand was an erdent was delightful. The Old Coun- yorer in the Home and try Club's entry was most gahoo) A: cin aa ie imaginative and Rose Hay- gouth simeoe School Associa- lock was Queen Victoria to tion showed its ri to the the manner born. late Miss Annand by having The French-Canadian float, - her portrait hung in the main winners of the trophy, cap- corridor of the school. She re- tured a pioneer family party tired in September 1935, due in the days of old Quebec. to ill health and died in the spinning wheel and loom January, 1936. On the day of were set aside for the time her funeral the public and being while gran'mere rocked high schools were closed at the cradle and the younger noon and the members of the men and women danced and Board of Education were hon- sang. The director of the _ orary pall-bearers. sical trio was Paul Roche: wick te Aven fort. Great credit is due Dr. Gary bivaae i t . in coer _ Gales, parade chairman and completely renovated, was ol- to his vice-marshals, Roy At- ficially opened. Originally the kinson and Ron Taylor and Theatre Albert, it was started to Orest Salmers, producer in 1897 and opened January of all the stage shows. The list ~ ba with "A Female Drum- of credits would fill es, . but these four really crea In its early colorful years, a heavy load and never once touring companies such as the complained. Dumbells and the Marks Bro- thers Company shared atten- THE LIONS' CLUB played tion with such international their part in the major under- stars as Sir John Martin Har- taking of organizing relay vey, Maude Adams, Elsie =< BEE is The Oshawa B'nai B'rith Lodge once again is supply- ing milk at lunch time to more than 200 day campers at the YWCA. The donation of milk to the children at- tending the annual day camp, sponsored by the FREE MILK FOR DAY CAMPERS x 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, July 8, 1967 Elizabeth Krawetz, Bride Today ms i Feted By Friends At Showers {gn edn nave seca wim girl, I admit I have necked with several guys (I started to date Prior to her marriage this reel Gower assisted aS & C0-\when 1 was 13) but I have afternoon in St. George's/hostess. done anything I am really Ukrainian Catholic Church to| Mrs, George Lee held a mis- att rong wining William Lloyd McKenzie Pat-|cellaneous shower for friends|* : as a terson of Oshawa, Miss Eliza-|and relatives of the bridegroom| The problem is ge beth Ann Krawetz has been/at her home. Miss Elizabeth|asked out so much and I like so guest of honor at several show-/Ann Patterson, sister of the)many guys that sometimes I ers, a luncheon and trousseau/pridegroom and bridal atten-| accept two dates for one night, tea, Miss Gail Goss, maid of|dant was the co-hostess at this! For example, I'll accept a date honor, held a linen shower at| shower. with Freddie from 7 til 10, and the home of Mrs. Ken) "+ Mrs. Michael Krawetz enter-|then I'll tell Teddie to come ant, Bond Street East, Osh-|tained at a trousseau tea in|over at 10:15 and we'll go for awa, attended by the teaching/he, daughter's honor. Guests|a ride or a late show at the staff of Vincent Massey Public) were received by the hostess,|drive-in. It has come back to School, Bowmanville and) yrs Lioyd Patterson, mother of|me that I am getting a pretty friends. the prospective bridegroom and|tacky reputation. Mrs. Eric Jacklin, Drew/by the future bride. The} y am only allowed to go out Street, opened her home for a/mothers of the betrothed couple| weekend nights and I have a miscellaneous shower, attended| poured tea for the guests. 1:15 curfew which I have never by neighbors and friends of the) rs, Lloyd Patterson enter-|broken. Please tell me how I future bridegroom. Mrs. Not-|tained the bridal party at her|can improve my reputation.-- home after the rehearsal last) ANGEL PUSS January, April and June. evening, At this time she pre-| pear Angel: The first thing A child born on this day could|sented her future daughter-in-| yoy can do is cut out the second excel in almost any area of the/law with a horseshoe of white| shift. A gal who has to stagger entertainment world; would/heather tied with the McKenzie! the traffic gives the impression make an extraordinarily fine|tartan. Flown from Scotland,|that she is trying to break some musician. this lucky piece is being used aS|sort of a record. \the wedding cake ornament. FOR MONDAY | Stellar influences on Monday| ' |may cause "edginess" and hy- CWL Magazine persensitivity in many, so g0 out of your way to be tactful and understanding be ver oor interests favored. : wg THDAY LONDON, Ont. (CP)--The Ca-/#§ =, as damaging to a girl's FOR THE SIRTHDA birthday, |"@dian League, the national reputation. If Monday is your birthday, magazine of the Catholic walk hae Maal And I suggest that you make a new rule--"Hands off, one and all." Although you obvi- ously consider yourself virtuous because you are technically in- ' r Losing Readershiptsct, 1 suspect you are, crows. ANN LANDERS Popularity Carries Reputation Risk years. They work like horses and they eat like horses. What's the husbands' excuse?--SIZE 16 AND WISH I WEREN'T Dear Size 16: Take that and that and that, you fat husbands, But, in all fairness, I must say, Lady, excuses don't count: It's what meets the eye that mat- ters. And the eye is meeting entirely too much flesh these days -- both male and female types. Confidential to all the physi- cians who wrote to thank me for defending them against irate patieris who were kept waiting (sometimes for hours(: I love you, too. Confidential to all the pa- tients who wrote to tell me that I am out of my mind when I try to make excuses for phy- siclans who keep patients wait- ing (sometimes for hours): Sorry, but what I said still goes. A first-rate physician thinks more about people than he thinks about time. MINIS HIT PEARL TRADE TOKYO (AP)--As Japanese pearl exporters see it the mini- skirt is largely to blame for a 21.2-per-cent drop in their busi- ness last year. The Pearl Cul- ture Industry association con- tends when the skirt rises so does the neckline, ard the high - necked garment doesn't rv off necklaces: as bare flesh oes, our horoscope indicates that, ' oe ee from now until the end of 1967, bhoagrod brim gee Ontario -- plenty darned sore when I read it would be advisable to focus); cia Council CWL 20th annual|that letter from "'Goggle-eyed," your attention on long-range fi- Coaventian the man who claims this is nancial programs rather than to) "716 number of subscribers to|"The Year Of The Rear." expect any immediate gains. the magazine has decreased by| I agree that women's fashions Plans made in September and) 445 during the last year, Mrs.|are downright unattractive (or) October for expansion! 4 Conrad of Kirkland Lake|these days. Anyone with two along these lines, if cleverly|enorted. Total subscriptions|eyes in his head can see that outlined and- executed, should) umber only slightly more than|there is entirely too much leg bring fine results within the 7,300. showing and the skirts are first three months of 1968; also) 'y4,. Conrad, national maga-|much too tight and too short. the picture are Jack Apple- by, left, treasurer, and Al- bert Rich, right, vice-presi- dent. Looking on, centre, is Mrs. J. H. Johnston, pro- gram director. Holding up her cup for milk is Allison Collict, 8. --Oshawa Times Photo YWCA, is one of many projects undertaken by the lodge. Photo shows "Ed" Wilson, president of Osh- awa B'nai B'rith, as he poured milk for some of the girls attending this year's opening day. Also in runners bearing a torch, Janis and the W lighted at the centennial flame Abbey Choir of London, Eng- in, Ottawa, and a letter of land. greeting from the mayor of At the opening ceremonies Ottawa to Mayor Ernest which coincided with the City Marks. This weekend Dorothy of Stratford's own centennial Vipond, daughter of Dr. and celebrations, representatives : Mrs. C. H. Vipond will deliver of early years were present. her essay on peace at the In- Mayor Ernest Marks, Q.C., ternational Lions' convention represented his family who in Chicago. The Oshawa Lions were among the most famous |k worked diligently to organize of Canadian touring com- the contest locally and it is panies at the turn of the cen- |a greatly to their credit that an Oshawa girl has reached the Dumbells who attained inter- international finals. Good _ national renown during and luck, Dorothy. following World Wer I. Mrs. In writing in the centennial Gertrude Allen who helped edition of Oshawa's highly re- manage the theatre years ago epected women of the past, I was also a specially invited Es Mrs. E. 'knew I was on end how many Et 5 Aeoeet on. fh'erenee plot watched trom Mrs. Michael Paluch, Toronto, tury and Jack McLaren of the |of Washington, D.C. are among the guests attending the Mc- Evers » Kurianowicz wedding today. Exeter, England is among the IAI PER | TAR S OC & SONAL iat pine liga serve a few admonitions: avoid/capita membership fees to in-|rolls of fat hanging over belt Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Telephone 723-3474 for Women's Department Mr. and Mrs. Leon Slom- oski, Connecticut; Mr. andiof Winnipeg is the maid of|sonal or business life--but take honor and Miss Nancy Mac-|all in stride. Leish and Miss Linda Tomp-|_ kins, both of Lindsa,y brides-jin the long run. maids at today's wedding of Erica Laurel Garrison to FOR THE BIRTHDAY Charles Arnold MacLeish. The bridegroom's grand-|Guests are attending from To- rot B npg 'er August, in late September, the Chard oflronto, Lindsay, Napanee and|-° We next months, it Gindi, Manitoba, where ine thusiasms under control nd Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Hale ts attending the wedding of\newiyweds will make thelr| 1 intain a down-to-earth atti- Rodney 'Timworth of | Oshawalhome. Peg age Mr ey Ae Personal relationships will be | saa ronto, today. Other guests of] Out - of - town - guests at the| Emphasize conservatism--es- governed 7 oon A year, with eady Made the bridegroom from out of|/Ryan - Saville wedding today| pecially during the first week of emphasis on romance in Sep- during the ag tage period! jine convener, recommended|But why don't some of the men beginning June 1. the provincial organization ask] take a good look at themselves? But it will be important to ob-|the national CWL to raise per| I am sick and tired of seeing extravagance, speculation and/cjude the magazine, thus. rais-|buckles. My husband yells that FOR SUNDAY risky transactions of any kind--|ing considerably the number of|I am a leary wife because but- Sunday will be one of those/especially during the first week| subscribers. tons are missing from his days fo which to "expect the un-/of August and nee re There are close to 75,000|shirts. The buttons do not come Miss Cathe: ci rough| CxPected." Many are/ tember, er and Decem-) women in the provincial CWL.|off in the laundry as he insists. rine Kingsborough| possible -- either in your per-| ber. Mrs. T. H. Donihee, of Corn-|They pop off when he tries to The situation on the job front|wall, national president of the|jam his fat self inside. He : holds pleasant prospects, and/CWL, said she favored adding|sneaks the shirts back into the They should prove beneficial/there are indications that, by|the subscription cost to fees but|drawer and then he puts the putting forth best efforts, of|reminded the delegates that the/blame on. me. course, you will have several/subscription rate would proba- OSHAWA TIMES PICTURE RE-PRINTS Available At NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 251 King St. £., Oshewe 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5x 7 -- 1.25 each 20% Discount © n Orders of S or More Pictures bly have to be raised if an perry, bs many of them have h for n0- If Sunday is your birthday, tably during the latter half of|editor was hired. t weeks of October (a splen- would be well to keep your en- Ba <oroh), tae December, Srv, Vebuaity cos tor) tae. FOR THE FINEST Enquire Ahout MAR DRAPES in the latest Shades end OE Cc ee ak Mé& Dry Goods & Draperies WEDDING ALBUM A record for your Wedding Album is provided by the Oshawa Times Women's Page. Forms are available at The Oshawa Times office. Publication of this wedding record depends upon the submission of the completed form to the Women's Editor at least three days before the ceremony. town are his aunt, Mrs. A.jinclude Mrs. Joseph Whitney,|August and throughout Septem- Bates, Barrie, Ontario, and|Reaboro; Miss June Calvert|ber, November and December. Grcainer vusces, lay poe uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.jand Miss Reta Calvert, both of] No extravagance! No specula-|June: on travel: In August, R. James and son, Glen of At-|Lindsay; Mrs. William Mann,|tion: No signing of risky finan-|September, late October, late lantic City, New York. Belleville; Sister Mary Poly-| cial commitments! December, in January, April carp, Batawa; Miss Zena! put don't be discouraged. Try|and June. By 25, Vocation VIC TANNY il DA'S LARGEST { O'Donnell, Meridan, Con- to kee; 4 * j * 5 p in mind that this will be| Social doings should be ex. necticut; Miss Mary Brennan,|a period for planning. And good|tremely lively for most of the The record of the bride-elect's showers and her out-of-town Detroit, Michigan, and Mrs. J.!ntans for financial expansion,|year. EXPERTLY_ INSTALLED guest: should be submitted at least five days before the | Makes Itself Felt|F: van of Sudbury. conceived and executed during] A child born on this day will DRAPERY TRACKS Mrs. Leo Gallagher, Oxford| September and October, partic-|be endowed with a fine intellect) 74 CELINA STREET 723-7827 wedding. ularly, should yield fine returns|and great versatility; could do during the first three months of|exceptionally well in the diplo- "Free Customer Parking While Shopping et Our Store" AAO NP SPER ARNOLD PALMER'S 1-HOUR SERVICE By proven ---- Street, left Wednesday to spend = Dear Roberta Roesch: ja six-week vacation in Scot: : Hesselink '" Griffin At what age do most people|land, Ireland and England. It ak poo? ord the three-|matic field. |discover the interest that leads| will be her first visit with her|™0nth period beginning June 1. j F A to the right job? I am well along/family in 37 years. (This social| PLEASANT P! In Westminster United Church; Miss Judith E. Richards was|; ; : : : : NT PROSPECTS last evening, Jane Ellen Griffin|the iis of koe an ro bridal PA weiss ane 1 don't fool T'Gave/notice. was Published inadver-| Occupational progress is defi- became the bride of Hermaniattendants were Mrs. Clyde W.|{oUnd it yet. F jtently as an advertisement in/nitely "in the stars" during the Hesselink. The bride is the|Johnston, Miss Patricia and Deas AF: A. F./Thursday's edition, The Timesinext 12 months, however, with daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Perce|Miss Jackie Griffin, all of Osh- aQlbehe has ' apologizes for any embarrass-|most notable periods for ad- G. Griffin and the bridegroom|awa. Betsy Tincagege A. Ry Borge pow . 4 pit og A aie vancataent indicated during the pg =F ry ; f | caus rr las o weeks of August, the ts the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul| Terri Anne Pearce was the different times in life. family.) iait week in Septaeiees' the lat J. Hesselink, all of Oshawa. flower girl and Jeffrey D. P The Reverend John Porter of-|Pearce, ring bearer. But authorities who have two weeks in October, late De- ficiated. The best man was Gerald D.|Studied the subject say that on|and put me into a terrible spot.| cember, next February and (or) Given in marriage by her fa-| Nelson and ushering were Clyde ther, the bride wore a floor-|Johnston, John McFeeters and length gown of nylon organza|James P. Griffin, all of Oshawa. over peau de soie with a bodice! A reception was held at Osh- of imported French lace. The|awa Airport and as the couple A-line skirt flowed from a fitted left on their honeymoon, the the whole one's job interests, which are very changeable be- fore age 18, are likely to grow more stable between 18 and 25. There is little likelihood that individual interests will change Mrs. G. W.| May. Dear Mrs. G. W.: Your social life should be ex- Most of the people who are|tremely stimulating during labelled as those who have "'all|most of the next 12 months, J! the success" are those who also|and romance will be governed had failures on that route to|by generous influences during EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR | empire waist into a full back|bride was wearing an olive| after a person reaches the quar-|success. September, the latter half of with a nylon organza train ap-|green linen dress and coat en-|ter-century mark. Any way you view it, it is|December, next February, May pliqued with matching lace. Ajsemble with matching acces-} Dear Roberta Roesch: almost impossible not to fail at|and (or) June. wedding ring headdress of the/sories and a corsage of yellow| Is it all right to wear false|something if you do anything.| Most auspicious periods for same lace held her scalloped, | daisies. jeyelashes to work? I would like|The failure potential is always/travel: August, September, late shoulder-length veil of tulle and) Mr. and Mrs. Hesselink will/to wear mine to the office, but/there whenever you take any/October, late December, next She carried a cascade bouquet|/make their home in Peterbor-|I am not sure whether this is|action, so the only people who ' «2 PAIR SLACKS 2 TROUSERS 2 SKIRTS NO LIMIT of pink tions. gh. y i pink carnations jou, in good taste. + nig Mag are those who take JUST FOR Dear B. F.: So, if you are working toward GLAMOUR ? In these days when the "'eyes|a goal that is compatible with] i have it" almost everywhere you|both your abilities and limita- Frere ELE uly Jean pdeccal go, you can wear false eye-jtions, accept--as hard as it is--|os 'a hairstylist' will offer you Travel (PLEATS EXTRA) Studley - Gunn Sandra Jean, daughter ofjacted as best man and Neil and) lashes to the office and still ex-|a certain amount of failure.|. . . Security . . . Glamour and Big Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leon) Paul Studley, Barrie, and Geof-|hibit good taste. View it as par for the course. |°°Y,,Cpportunities too! For free bro- rey White, Lindsay, ushered. But be sure to cut down the| Work yourself out of the bad ; | f Gunn, Oshawa, and Barry! A reception was held in the eyelashes to a natural-looking|SP0t that failure pushed you ARVEL BEAUTY SCHOOLS Douglas 'Studley of Oshawa, /credit Union Hall and for the ve tl! icronto, Dept | into. Then, having learned from|210 St. W., Te . OF. son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas) wedding trip to the Pocono pana ply Vepee Phpeogle. oy hy 3 the failure, ike 4 off the h rt Bey or Evening Courses 6 - if : g ; cused on the work on your desk ' Ur loll principal cities. Established over 40 Studley, Barrie, Ontario, were|Mountains of Pennsylvania, the| instead of fluttering your lashes|@0d go on. me united in marriage by the Rey-|bride chose a blue silk dress!at every passing man. erend R. G. Brooks in st,./With matching coat and white! poo. Roberta Roesch: accessories. . 's Memorial Church last Why don't you write a column George Mr. and Mrs. Studley willl." ot Some eas koe ek Friday evening. reside at 95 Taunton Road East, > migt Miss Nancy Stewart, organ-|0n their return. pd yg nd cm" oF Met, played the wedding music. It I sound bitter and ti SOCIAL NOTICE cause T have just spent Wearing a full-length gown of I am because I have just 7 spent .peau de soie and Alencon lace, ENGAGEMENT six months working on a project Mr. and Mrs. N. Bruce Kil-l wonderful opportunity for me. the bride was given in mar- that could have ended up as a topped)lens, RCAF Station, Falcon-|instead it fizzled into a failure riage by her father. The with a small bow was styled/bridge, Ontario, wish to an- FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY -- 723-0961. 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