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RY TS 16 Girls' Coats In tweeds. Somé aré havé quilt lining m and siéeve, jular 27,98 ECIAL 19.19 Daughters Of Isabella Donate Over $17,000 To World Charity Mrs. William Eyre, provincial trustee and Mrs. Stephen Bon- fordi, regent and delegate of St. Anthony of Padua Circle, Oshawa, attended the Daugh- ters of Isabella 15th provincial convention at Holiday Inn, Ot- wa. A centennial banquet was held at the Talisman Motor Hotel. (Mrs. Lucien Lamoureux of Cornwall, Ontario, wife of the Speaker of the House, address. ed the gathering on this occa- sion. The theme of her talk was "Patriotism". Greetings were brought to the delegation by Mrs. John Fitz- Gerald, Supreme Director from Mrs. Richard Walsh, Supreme Regent, who is at present at- tending the World Congress for the Lay Apostolate in Rome and will present to the Holy Father on behalf of the Supreme Circle |D. i a spiritual bouquet and ig j $10,000 for the poor of the world. | The Most Reverend J. A. MRS. WILLAM EYRE Pies Archbishop of Ottawa, accepted a cheque for $1,967 on| A highlight of each conven- 2 eggs behalf of the bishops of Canada. IThis is the centennial gift of |the Ontario Provincial Circle to |Canadaid to be used worldwide lin helping developing nations. BROTHER, SISTER AND INTERPRETER Reunion Is Memorable Event Despite Language Barier Mrs. John Staryk 76, of Osh-| was necessary to solicit the aid awa and her brother, Michael! of an interpreter, Mrs. Staryk's Makara, 73, of Calgary, Al-|son, William Yuzaw, who speaks| berta met recently after a sep-|both English and Ukrainian. | aration of over 40 years and! yrs. Staryk and her brother| found that they had very little are both natives of Saskatch-| to say to each other. ewan. Michael Makara |left)--------- This was not because nothing| home as a youth, seeing his sis-| had happened in the intervening|ter for the last time in 1923,) SOCIAL & PERSONAL ing years but because a lang-|worked as a mine boss with) | uage barrier existed between'Drum Heller Mines in Alberta brother and sister. until his retirement. | Mrs. Staryk has retained her| Mrs. Staryk left Saskatchewan} Ukrainian language and speaks] about twenty - five _ ago very little English, Mr. Mak-'to move to Oshawa. At pre- ara, on the other hand, speaks|sent, she is living with her were bp gavage charter |Deseronto; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph| English fluently but very tittle/\daughter and son-in-law, Mrs Home and School A ge ti a |Brant, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ukrainian. |John Loople and Mrs. Loople, School Association, | In order to communicate itiBaldwin Street. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 19, 1967 15 Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Telephone 723-3474 for Women's Department | has consented to open its an-/Prant, Belleville; Mr. and Mrs. nual bazaar on Saturday at|Charles Roberts, Miss Carol tion is the presentation of a Bay for use in the Northern Missions. As in former years, $100 was again given to the Monsignor Frazer Burse at the Scarbor- ough Foreign Mission Society. The Apostolic Delegate ed with a cheque for $410 for papal charities, Mr. John Kelly, executive di- jrector of Southdown, accepted a |cheque for $5,000, the first instal- |ment of a $25,000 pledge from eed Supreme Circle to the Emanuel Convalescent Founda-| |tion. | Southdown, located at Aurora, Ontario, is the first Canadian treatment centre with highly specialized and personal care! available to ill priests. H i will be offered; a religious article booth, white elephant booth, a bake booth. In addi- tion there will be a tea room . ; lemon juice and water in dou-| chalice to a needy mission post. hat ' This year the chalice has been ble-boiler top. Add gelatin; let} sent to the Bishop of James|* Emanuel Calarizio was present-| Daughters of Isabella scholar- ships will be awarded to stu- dents in Niagara Falls, Noel- ville, North Cobalt, Oshawa, and Dttawa. The delegates also voted to give a substantial amount to Care of Canada India Famine Relief Fund. Mrs. John FitzGerald install- ed the newly elected Provincial executive as follows: Regent, Miss Jeanne de Mon- tigny, St. Catharines; vice re- gent, Miss Laura Sabourin, Cornwall; past regent, Miss Evelyn Bennett, Toronto; sec- retary, Mrs. William Eyre, Osh- awa; treasurer, Mrs. Jacque- line Guertin, Kapuskasing; trustees, Miss Isobel Walters, Ottawa; Mrs. Edmund Mc.| Guire, Hawkesbury, Miss! Myrelle Farlette, Ottawa. SPANISH APRICOT CREAM 1 (12 oz.) can apricot mer) 2 tbsp. lemon juice % c. water. ; 1 envelope unflavored gela- | tin 1-3 c. sugar ¥% tsp. salt Combine apricot nectar, | tand 5 min. Add sugar and| Salt. Heat-stir over hot water juntil gelatin melts, Separate eggs; beat yolks Iho creamy; slowly stir in the | hot mixture. Return to double- boiler, and cook-stir about 3 min. or until mixture coats spoon. Remove from the heat. | Refrigerate until beginning to} thicken. Then beat the egg} whites stiff. Fold into the apri-| cot mixture, Rinse 6 (51% 07.)| individual molds with cold water and dust with granulated Sugar. Spoon in the gelatin. Refrigerate 4 hrs. or until firm. Unmold and serve with any whipped topping. Fruit Dessert Plates From The Chef Place a pitted nectarine opened flower fashion in the middle of a doily-covered plate, the centre filled with pasteur- ized dates, edged with red- skinned apple slices; or put alf a peeled large and cored a ; 4).|Pear in the middle; heap the bg p.m. Roberts, Miss Dorothy Roberts, vin Fa vit bee _ chil- centre with seedless grapes and CLUBS INVITED TO SUBMIT | The Honorable J. Keiller of ane Mrs. Harvey Roberts, pls a Ne yal |MacKay, former Lt. Governor ram Brooklin; Mr. and] Prior to her marriage | tol s round the edge STORIES ON 1967 PROJECTS [of Ontario, will be the guest|%at --. V. Suppelsa, Lind.|George White last Saturday| [speaker at an inter-denomina- eA, r, int yh _Kenneth afternoon in Northminster; The annual supplement of women's club activities will |tional religious service to_be|® cj rd aati ritain; Mr.|United Church, /Miss Joan Sup- be published next month. This year most organizations |held at the auditorium on Sun-| Pre ee aogsteen, |pelsa was hogiored at several day. All proceeds of the collec-|Mt. and Mrs. Ronald Northam, s. AD ion r have held special centennial events and it is planned tion will 'Be given to support a Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. Ray-|was held by employees of Na- to make these the highlight of the supplement as a [proposed men's hostel in the(@0Md_ Crawford, Pickering; |tional Grocets where the bride ; bie Russell Nixon, Toronto; Mr.|is employed and they present- souvenir edition. city. Mayor Ernest Marks and nd Mrs. James Lawrence,|ed Miss Suppelsa with an elec- 4 i i Mrs. Marks will host a private sig? * ppe! Secretaries are invited to send in articles recalling luncheon in their home for Mr nahi Mr. and Mrs. Russell|tric carving knife. Three other i d the full names ; ;|Wray, Brantford; Mr. and Mrs.|miscel h 'Ss were ee a aan ae ee ware-prol- lenednine' cnn n 12 bslstanley Wilts, Copstawn, 'GR Roe ber cathe tee of executive officers in this important year. Future proj speaking engagement. A TeCP-\tario;, Mr. and Mrs. Alan|Roy Clowse and Mrs. Leo kills ects may also be listed. tion will follow the religious|r ants, Linwood, Ontario; Mr.|Ginstl hosted a shower at the| es iled or delivered to the Social |Service to give the clergymen|jng rs. Bari White, Miss|former's home, Minden Street. \| \| kitchen rHcles, must Oe, aiella before November |2%4 their wives an opportunity|nawn White, Mr. and Mis. Rue. Mrs. Wayne Severs held a U}l fires Department, The Oshawa Times on or before ition", |i? meet the speaker. sell Mullen, Misses Bessie and|shower at her home on Mar- Never throw water on burning grease 4. Envelopes should he marked "Club Women's Edition'. Miss Edith Whetung, assis-/Debbie Mullen, Mr. and Mrs.|land Avenue. Mrs. Harvey Rob. on Eat tat decks Gtk beta Stories should be typewritten, on one side of a large (ot a ctor of the Commercial| William White, all from Bur-jerts and Mrs. Alan Fice were h SUITS ed pile Jackets od, team with | Cotton. Easy-6n shoulder straps. lar 21.98 cilAL 14.99 KI JACKETS of pile-lined Ski constructed of concealed Hoed Ng and pockets. lar 10.98 * CIAL 8.99 ite, bone ) .49 Colourful Machine ) 99 sheet of paper, allowing margins and double-spaced lines. {Department at McLaughlin Col-|lington; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert/the host tee a. " held : i st speaker at|White, Mr. and Mrs. Fred|at Mrs. Roberts The sender's name and telephone number should be in gel eneoting of the Fel-|White, Brian White, all from, eluded on the story. Ucw/ Hamilton r lowshi view ; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- The writing must be Concise in order to have space held at the home af Mee, Fred|liam Sills Miss Bonnie Sills, for pictures, Short articles are most acceptable. Do not | Bij ee a, Whetun: Strathroy, 'Ontario. of von Affairs with Osha ent delay. Late articles will not be published. particular emphasis on the In- Kuttschrutter isjand Mrs. T. J. Heath, Mrs. Anthony for St. G: "s|vice-president;, will attend be eo ee Pra toll taser to be held 57th annual convention at the : Octobe: Guests from out-of-town that|Auditorium. A variety of booths'from October 22-25. ding on Saturday included, Mr. When the trousers go is the suit gone? Mrs. R. M. DeGraaf, Wash- npg D.C.; Mrs. Alvin Har- grove, Miss Genieve Hargrove and Miss Margaret Hargrove, all of Peterborough; Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanderHoven, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Harry VanderLinden, Miss Lindy Rob- inson, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Maye, Goodwood; este and Mrs. Harry Clark, Toronto; Miss Joan Fletcher, Don Mills; _\Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pearce, : |West Hill; Mr. and Mrs. John Griffin, Brooklin; Miss Sharon| Branscombe, Picton. not with our 2-PANTS SUIT! Out-of-town guests attending | the White - Supplesa wedding| last Saturday afternoon includ-| ed, Mr. and Mrs. George White, Miss Karen White, Wilmot, Nova Scotia; Mrs. Frank Brant, Mrs. Elaine Parks, both of SOCIAL NOTICES | ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jake-| man of Port Hope, booth 3 seuss, Norma Noreen, to pants suit you can rotate the William 'Allin Cornish, son of trousers and look well-groomed Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cornish of! doy. 'after day. Ever wonder how you can wear your favorite suit day after day without look- ing rumpled ? With our two- take place on Saturday, Ne vember 11, 1967 at 7:30 p.m. in Port Perry United Church. RECEPTION Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hurrie, Maple Grove Road North, will MR. AND MRS. nr gg ag oa ing be piconed to receive their rel- Celebrate 25th Anniversary With Banquet And Dance their 25th wedding anniversary, on Saturday, October 21, 1967 *s Ukrainian Greek Ortho- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dobro- ang pr aa heverend Free Top Coat! from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. and 7:00- : 9:00 p.m. With zip-in lining with every purchase of @ suit. tly | C0! hinsky were honored recen' 'liam Olynk. pe reel and friends on re eo Saves Ae gg a m liver wed-idaughter Linda and son, . ps nga ies Gong : one G. Karpiak was the . : ba Peart blessing) |ter of cer and the . care by the Reverend|book was attended by Ss. | Rostyslaw iy mo "Ortho: a - Dg Dobroshinsky : | ph gh omega banquet and|were presented with a = , | dox s held tree, gifts of silver and a Mrs. Edith Ring. is happy to ar- dance Bat Dobroshinsky, the|monetary gift from the assem- nounce to her many friends and reer Mie ulia Gallas, wasjbled -- guests. Special guests clients that she is now with former Miss J She is the|were members of the wedding "Beauty Counselor" serving Osh- Saute vs ak Dmitro Gal-|party twenty-five years €g0,|..4 ond District. ins, and te late eg byron) pis Slee Jone Shark, Edith has elighteen years ¢osmetic PMslome of the txidal * lexperi is fully qualified aig canoes gg ned the bridal attendants; experience and Is Ps ager ane craig od a eee an usher, and|to advise you on all your beauty prions ie" 4 the late Mrs.'Mrs. Bondaruk; and Mrs. Wil-|needs. , | Soieahinsky liam Moorby and Miss Patricia|concujtation by appointment only. 0 sky. 2 PANT SUITS 5 g.5° FROM r Your'e Welcome to Charge-It { DOWNTOWN Open Friday Till 9 Both Stores Closed Wednesday at 1 P. r 25, at St. Gregory's|Royal York Hotel, Toronto, home in'f COW BRAND BAKING SODA - 2 LOCATIONS - OSHAWA . 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