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REVIVE PLAY A 200-year old tradition ig being revived this year in Salz- burg, Austria, with perform. ances of the mystery play The Play of The Last Judgment. oe EDGAR'S DECOR CENTRE 34 KING ST. W. @ COLOR UNLIMITED De on TO FIT YOUR @ ARTIST SUPPLIES > See Us For Paint & Wallpaper PHONE 723-7351 FUVIVIV IFS UCING Ar. Peppino of Rome A Hairstylist with Many Awards s introducing a new ori- ntal perm along with @ ew line of styles. IRSTYLING /, -- Oshawa uctory Price Mr. Peppino sadn IN ON ONES! ric fun coats is table ir shown. Some » come ig your quarry. NTRE Evenings Till 9 p.m. | | | | | | Ingenuity Of Youth Displayed At St. Mark's Variety Concert Members of St. Mark's choirjhusband of famous Laura Se- presented a variety concert inj|cord, St. George's Anglican Parish)box on stage. Hall to a sell-out crowd on|Longboat, dressed in Indian cos- |\Saturday evening. it The Reverend Alfred Wool-| i is situati - cack yedior of Bi Mank's wel: Stonebridge. This situation com comed the guests, and gave special thanks to Canon F. G. toted his empty candy Chief Thomas ume, was played by Edward die the Clown", Ross Scott. Between skits, soloist, Miss | |Ongley for the use of the hall. _| The master of ceremonies for|Fay Coles sang, '"'How areal _ |this event was Donald McGlash-|Thou Art" and "Edelweiss." . |direction of Mrs. an. The girls of the junior choir, dressed in mauve painted hoop skirts, and the boys in colorful old and new tunes under the Wilfred J. Neil. Their rendition of "'Lida Rose"' with accompanying har- mony supplied by members of the senior choir was particular- ly enjoyable. Mrs. C. Vern Hy- Eastern Canadian accordion championship winner, Jeffery Haines played four selections. The harmony of two guitars vests, presented a medley of|and singing by Kevin Kelly and Stewart Smith was very enter- taining and the audience joined in singing, 'This Land is Your Land." The steady patter and zany antics of Clarence Keith as "Looby, the Great Big Booby" . wich, Mrs, Leo Burnett, MR. AND MRS. JACOB DENNIS Family, Friends Hold Reception For Couple's 25th Anniversary, Wits Marinoe Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Dennis were honored recently on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary by a reception held in the Slovak Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis were married in Canora, Saskatche- wan by the late Rev. John Gregorash. Jacob Dennis is the son of Mrs. John Dennis of Canora, Saskatchewan and the late Mr. Dennis. Mrs. Dennis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Tkatch of Oshawa, for- merly of Canora, Saskatchewan. The attendants at the wedding twenty-five years ago, Ernest Stefanuik of Newmarket and Mrs. William Kyha_ of Sas- katchewan were unable to at- tend the reception. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis have two children, a son Ronald and a daughter, Catherine. Their children presented them with a corsage of white carnations and a boutonniere. The head table was centred with a three-tiered wedding cake and white candles. The floral arrangements, white cry- santhemums and pink carna- tions were a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Dennis' children. The Reverend John Jacenty said grace after which dinner was served. Those serving were Mrs. Mac Van Allen, Mrs. Michael Bozowsky, Mrs. Doug- las Ross, Mrs. Edward Zinke- Mrs. Michael! Nicholishen, Mrs. Katherine Cheredaryk and Mrs. Mary Anonichuk. Affectionate tributes were paid to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis by the Reverend John Jacenty, master of ceremonies, Edward Zinkewich and Ronald and Catherine Dennis. The tradi- tional Ukrainian hymn was sung by all. Ronald Dennis proposed a toast to his mother, and Catherine Dennis proposed a toast to her father. Many cards, gifts and money were received. Mrs. Mac Van Allen presented a gift on behalf of family, friends and relatives; Mrs. Michael Nicholishen pre- sented a gift from the Ukrain- ian Presbyterian Church Ladies' Aid of which Mrs. Dennis is an 'John Tkatch and Mrs. active member. Ronald and Catherine Dennis presented their parents with a_ swivel chair. Miss Catherine Dennis and Misses Janis and Patricia Tkatch attended the guest book. Replies to the toasts were made by the honored pair, also William Tkatch. Mr. Dennis' gift to his wife was a set of rings and Mrs. Dennis gave her husband a sterling cuff-link and tie set. Telegrams and best wishes were received from Mr. and Mrs, Steven Kozoriz, and Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Swenarchuk of Canora, Saskatchewan; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ostrowercha and fam- ily of Calgary, Alberta; and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shush- kewich of Winnipeg, Manitoba. About 125 guests attended the reception. Toronto guests in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Romanovich, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kostuik, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Konesewich, Mrs. Mary Bura- tynski, Mrs. Polly Hrynkiw, Miss Grace Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Russniak, Miss Sophie Anaka, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sloan, Miss Anne Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Russ- niak, Michael Herbyack and John Jacenty. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ross and family and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zinkewich of Brantford; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ball, Agin- court; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Melnick, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Houston, Prince Al- bert; Mrs. Leo Burnett, Pros- pect Park, Pennsylvania; Mrs. P. Mykietyn, Aberdeen, Mary- land; Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Tkatch and Mr. and Mrs, Leo Kozak, Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs, Paul Kowalski of Hamp- ton. HOUSEHOLD HINT To 'condition hair, use a gen- tle shampoo followed by a good creme rinse. While the rinse is on your hair, wind hot, steam- ing towels around your head and allow to cool. Repeat after each shampoo. Buy YOUTS JOF ¢ ash oroninstalmentat <> CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE 'group on the piano. kept the audience in an up- |roar. Novelty numbers were pre-| The "juniors" of St. Mark's sented by Melville Smith who|have been rehearsing for this displayed his dexterity with var-| variety concert since spring. ious sizes of harmonicas. on derman accompanied the Using anything from pieces jof wire, boxes, stuffed animals and dolls, two outstanding stu- dents from R. S. McLaughlin high school showed tremendous imagination with their puppet show entitled, "Wuppet Pup-| pets". } A comedy skit, written and directed by Ross Scott, was one} of the highlights of the evening. | Fittingly garbed as heroes of Perroe WIFE PRESERVER ance as Samuel de Champlain.| Secure shelf paper with cello- Complete with kilt and sporan, |phane tape that's sticky on both as Sir John A. MacDonald. Bev- longer than if you use thumb erly Seed, as Larry Secord, !tacks. ' Giant male full skins... at head spinning prices These days what's a lady without a mink hat (or two). The ones we've trapped are at bar- gain-hunter prices and are positively sump- tuous. The shapes: from full-blown berets to tall toqires to bubbles and cuff-shapes. In shades of rich ranch, soft pastels, dyed black. Huwry in while this special purchase lasts! 3 9.00 "Of course you may charge i" Ktverter peviston of (QB) priex prvensirves est building in Saskatoon has|council undertook to restore it. Kenneth Arbuckle masqueradedisides. It stays put better, lasts) taken a new lease on life. house, restored and refurnished| moved from its original site on by the Saskatoon Council of|the present Victoria school School Restored ritories. the new site. id As A Museum Although a landmark on the| Young men in the early com- University of Saskatchewan|munity had gathered the stones |, campus for many years, Of The Three R sd building stood empty and dete- SASKATOON (CP)--The old-|riorating until the w.omen's|centre in the community. The old Victoria stone school-|gone a change when it then part of the Northwest Ter-)in its corresponding position at] It also served as a church.|windows had been opened for|graced The school had also under- saga a o-- St.|the occasion and on each win- building. Also in evidence, and was|John's Cathedral in the city,|dow sill was a red potted gera- quite unfamil t M ° Canon E. H. Matheson drove by|nium. q conga ey Htggy horse and buggy from Battle- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 26, 1967 17 |toria stone schoolhouse. number of the old double desks Attending the opening cere-!among them. ony this summer were many| The old water pail and wash- the/originally and the building had! former pupils of the school and|basin along with a roller towel been both a social and learning one of the early teachers, Mrs.|and two lard pails which served MY A. Girvin. The shuttered|as lunch boxes in those days the entrance of the dents, were the old oil lamps. Desks, which had been) A display case showed early Women as a centennial project,|grounds to the university cam-|ford in the summer of 1887 to donated by the Saskatoon Westlexercise books, a photo of the ices in Saskatoon in the old Vic-!/Langham and edy was ably handled by "Fred-|was originally built in 1887 for|pus in 1911. 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