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ies confronting founder Susan lis when she attended Mt. ylyoke College more than 100 ars ago, said Dr. Robert J, ert, was: "No student may ve male acquaintances unless py are retired missionaries or ents of benevolent societies." Y WE NOT SELL 100M FULL FURNITURE ! that you can rniture, that ists longer, osts less over etting our | training rly select nishings. We you will too! Co. Le. Fine Furnishings 725-2686 DY GIVES CHEST NE ht od 9° namel exterior with 2 keys eps heat out r door shelves MRS. JAMES POTTICARY Caring For Big Family, An By JO. ALDWINCKLE "Every woman has a role to fill and I think mine is that of a home maker," says Mrs, James Potticary, wife of the Liberal candidate for Oshawa riding. "This Joes not mean that the daily routine is a series of dull chores. A woman can exercise her creative talents and find a_ real sense of achievement in cooking inter- esting meals within the food budget and devising her own clothes." Tall and attractive, Mrs. Pot- ticary said she enjoyed making her own clothes. "Firstly, be- cause I'm tall and ready-made things are usually too short for me and secondly because it cuts down expense and every woman gets a sense of satisfac. tion out of that." MARRIED IN TORONTO Jim and Phyllis Potticary were married ia Toronto in 1949. He had just graduated from university and she was working in Eaton's Employ- ment office. They moved to Montreal where she worked for a while in Eaton's Travel de- partment. Jim's mother, Mrs. Hamilton Potticary, a semi-in- valid, made her home with em. In 1956, Jim's insurance firm moved him to Sherbrooke, Que- bec, and then to Port Credit. During this time the family grew to five with the addition of | a son, Michael and daughter | Mary-Anne, now ten and seven years of age. In 1961, as the result of a tragic accident, the family suddenly became nine. Jim's sister and ner husband, ' two children and an unborn baby were all killed in an auto- mobile accident near Streets- ville and the Potticarys took the remaining four children into their home. So for a few years ae Potticary's hands were ull. "We felt that the family should be kept wgether,"' Mrs. Potticary said, "and now that they are practically grown up, we feel that the years of caring for them has been such a shori time in our lives. Susan who is 21 has just vraduated from Trent University; Heather, 19, is in her second year of nursing training; Paul, 18, is at Camp Borden, making the army his career, and Peter, 12, is still with us. Jim's mother died four years ago."' MORE LEISURE So, once again, Phyllis Potti- cary finds she has a little more time for reading and outside in- terests. Her husband came to Oshawa in 1964 and she and the family followed in 1965 when THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 12, 1967 95 DEDICATED es 'SOCIAL & PERSONAL |i. ttn. wien tar Education ei, an | , Mr, and Mrs. William McMul- 723-3474 for W' -- cepen a: DOpRTOntte lan, Sarnia; Michael Roberts, Chatham; Miss Judy Mahoney, The Phi Omega Chapter of| Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Randall,/London, Ontario; Mr. and Mrs. Beta Sigma Phi held its reg-|Adelaide Avenue West, welcom-|Phillip Cassidy, Ste. Chryso- ular meeting on Wednes-led the centennial committee of|t™e, Quebec; Dr. and Mrs. day at the home of Miss|Kingsview United Church to|n0me Cassidy, St. Lambert, Chris Pamment. The meeting/their home Tuesday evening,|Fleming and daughters Linda CHD ea Chik Pads arta -- when plans were finalized for{and Sandra, Candiac, Quebec; was decided to hold a bake saie|the centennial service at Col-|Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forristal, on Saturday, October 21, at\lege Park Seventh - Day Ad-|2 rion and Judy from Simpsons-Sears order office. Pointe. Claire, Quebec; Mr. ventist Church, October 22, atiand Mrs. Allan Thompson, Out-of-town guests that at- 11 a.m. The Reverend J. Ver-|Pierrefonds, Quebec; Mr. and tended the McPherson -- Doug-|"@t McNeely of Hamilton, mi-)Mrs. Percy Fleming and daugh- las wedding last Saturday in-|Mister of King Street United|ter Arlene, St. John's, Quebec. cluded Mr. and Mrs. Melvin|Church from 1937-49 will preach|Lt. Colonel Paul Brennan and McPherson, California; Donald|@"4 Kingsview United Church/Mrs. Brennan, Ottawa; Mrs. McPherson, Berring | Springs,|CHiT under the leadership of|Caroline Wright and Ronald Michigan; Donald McLean, Port|®hyddid Williams, will sing|Matsushita from Ste. Cath- Perry: Miss Bonnie Gayle Pa- special centennial anthems. Mr.\erines; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cox, cey, Whitby. Randall is the chairman of the Peterborough. Toronto guests centennial committee. were Mr. and Mrs, Norman Mc- The three candidates for the . _|Quillen and.Peter, Carole and Oshawa riding in the up com-| Owen Sound guests attending| Patricia, Mr. and Mrs. Michael ing provincial election contrib-|the Schwan-Miller wedding were|McFall, Mr. and Mrs. Donald uted to an interesting even-|Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schwan,|Tunny, Miss Mary McGoey, ing for the members of the|and son Michael, Mr. and Mrs.|Miss Iris Giffin, David Hooks. Kingsview Happy Doubles Club.|Jack Frizzel, Mr. and Mrs./Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ullyett, Clifford Pilkey, James Potti-|Charles Schwan, Paul Jerome,|john D, McDonald, Mr. and cary and Albert Walker pre-|Richard Kestner, Paul Godfrey,|Mrs. Joseph Murawsky and sented the platforms of their|Lou Godfrey, Jack McCrae, An-\daughter Judy, Mr. and Mrs. respective parties and later an-|thony Martin, Robert Plant,/william Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. swered questions posed by the/Paul McEwan, Mrs. Nellie/payid Walker, Miss Barbara| ».|members present. The chair-/Ferns, the bridegroom's grand-| McKay, all of Kitchener; Miss| man for the evening was Gord-|mother, James Hurley, Miss|jg Anne Clancy, Waterford.| 4\on Hawker. Marion Featherstone, Mr. and|ryrom Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Allan McIntyre, Mr. and/anthony Smyth and Mr. and Mr, and Mrs. Charlies K. Anderson, Division Street, en- tertained at a family Thanks- giving dinner on Sunday, also a surprise birthday and bon voyage party for Mrs. Robert Rowles, Mr. Anderson's sister, who has been their guest for the past four months. While here she has travelled exten- sively, visited numerous histor- ical places and met some in- teresting people. Amongst the many highlights of her visit, Mrs. Rowles found the most impressive the glorious show of autumn color at Algonquin Park and her first glimpse of a young moose, Mrs. Rowles left on Tuesday from Toronto Inter- national Airport for her home in Chatham, Kent, England. WIFE PRESERVER Don't discard glasses with nicked edges. The rough spots can be smoothed out with the Mrs. C. G. Step, president|/Mrs, Bernard White. i ot the Oshawa "brinch of Mrs. Jack Schill and Mark, finest grit emery cloth you can get. PHYLLIS POTTICARY AND DAUGHTER, MARY-ANNE, 7, EMBARK ON A FALL SEWING SPREE they sold the Port Credit house|ness days I learned how to meet to make their home in Oshawa. Both have been interested in politics since before their mar- riage. In fact, Mrs. Potticary has been a Liberal since she was nine years old when she won a pony at a Liberal picnic. Much of the time of a puli- tician's wife is taken up meet- ing people and attending social functions which Mrs. Potticary enjoys very much. "in my busi- UNICEF and an executive member of the Ontario Com- '|mittee has received an invita- _|tion from the latter to act on + |the reception committee for the 'jarrival of Danny Kaye at To- = |ronto International Airport on '|Monday morning. Mrs. Step will :|be accompanied by Mrs. D. K. : |Stiles, area past-president and jmember at large of the nation- : jal committee. Guests from out-of-town that attended the Schwan - Miller| wedding in Whitby last Satur- day included Mrs. Perce Flem- ing, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Flem- ing and William Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wynands, Dr. and Mrs. Earl Wynands, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shea, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shea, Mr. and} Mrs. Leo Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cassidy, and Miss Anna Marie Cassidy, Mrs. Perce ' =" SPORTSWEAR Lid. Oshawa Shopping Centre Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Hele,|Fleming, the _ bride's grand- Gibbons Street, have returned|mother and Miss Grace Flem- home from an enjoyable holi-jing, all from Montreal. From Oshawa Times Photo day in Bermuda. Windsor, Mrs. Earl Mahoney, the public and as a member of the Women's Division of the RCAF I found out how to get along with all types. "I am quite willing to work outside on the election cam- paign if it is aecessary," she said, "but at present, I feel I can best serve by keeping Jim's home serene and ipleasant."' Glenayr Mrs. James Schwan, Bride Feted Prior To Prior te her marriage on Saturday to James Schwan, Miss Susan Miller was feted at several showers. Mrs. James Smyth of Whitby held a miscellaneous shower for the bride. Another miscellaneous show- er was held by Mrs. Donald Lunny of Guildwood Village. In attendance were friends and relatives of the bride. Mrs. Allan Harbottle of Whitby was hostess for a pres- entation shower and Mrs. Sch 'was pr d with kitchen utensils, Mrs. James Ledden of Whitby held a bathroom show- er at her home and the bride was given a complete match- ing bathroom ensemble. Mrs. Edward Hutchison was hostess for a neighborhood shower. The bride was pre- sented with a set of wood- grained canisters and other kitchen articles. Mrs. Leslie McFarlane and Mrs. Hugh Nicol co-hosted at a presentation shower and pre- sented Mrs. Schwan with a floor polisher. The staff of Fairview Lodge where Mrs. Schwan is employ- ed held a tea party and gave the bride a set of Corning ware. An attendant at the wedding. Miss Judy Murawsky, hosted | @ personal shower in Kitchen-| 4, er. In attendance were former class-mates of the bride from St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener. Mrs. Andrew Miller held a trousseau tea at her home for her daughter. Greeting guests Peres 3-10 WIFE PRESERVER Frozen stewing hens can go from freezer to pot without wing. WATER DRENCHED Fillets of ground fish, such as cod, haddock or flounder con- tain 80- to 84-per-cent water. Save on Singer portable zigzag Now 129.95! Zigzag at the touch of a lever. 3 needle position. Reg. $149.95. Also $20 off with choice of cabinet or stool Model 237. SINGER SEWING 16 SIMCOE N. | at the door were Mrs. Miller, her daughter, Mrs. Sch ; and the- bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Jack Schill. The gifts and trousseau were shown by Miss Mary Ellen Miller, the bride's sister, and Miss Kathy Kenny. Pouring tea were Mrs. Des- mond Newman, Mrs.Lelsie Mc- Farlane, Mrs. Hugh Nicol, Mrs. Norman McQuillen, Mrs. James Ledden and Mrs. Allan Harbottle. Following the rehearsal last Friday evening the wedding DO IT YOURSELF Paul Ramsey, a Princeton Theologian, says safe do-it- yourself abortion medication will be made available in a few years, making present efforts to liberalize a b ortion laws pointless. SPORTSWEAR Lid. 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