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) played the part had ig withdrawals from shop where she had ing part time. She ted of stealing about th of clothes. 'SELL FULL HITURE ! yu can that er, S over ur 9 ct ;. We ill too! , Ltd. rnishings 725-2686 s Yellow. Gruen sion automatic matching expan- REG. 82.50 SALE $49.50 GET, ARGE or ASH "S |Thanksgiving feast, since the Bre lye tele flocks tranquil-| wade bird's legs tend to snap like|/Zers to prevent such accidents : : oy hs , rg matchsticks when it grows too INTELLIGENT TURKEYS? What to do with utility pipes as ; ' 7 % a a moe femme heavy One tolerant man, who has,on a rec room ceiling? Paint 'i € zB es sais vise reg raised turkeys for nearly 40) em a ie oy Bete the ' NOT FOR FAMILIES years, claims they -sometimes|Céiling and joists behind them a of. GEORGE $ JUNIOR CWL HOLDING FUND - RAISING SOCIAL BINGO The monstrous turkeys aren't/show intelligence. "I've seert flat. white. Voila! an abstract! intended for a family dinner, the sing sur Home-made articles will Greek Catholic Church. some one will win and be- mats decorated with Ukrain- put they will be dent? tae nk apes rigs rane SAVORY TIDBITS be featured as prizes at a Mrs, William Yasmanicki, hind them are two quilts; ian embroidery will restaurants and food-processing dea he: said poe ; ee social "bingo next Monday president, right, and Mrs, one a _ multi-colored star among the twenty prizes to plants Turkey farmers use a great oe eae of qaite Dress evening, organized by the E. P. Hyrcanuk, left, dis- quilt and the other, appli- be won in this fund-raising Plenty of turkeys of all sizes assortment of antibiotics and Place a Aidtuersa adie Ard ink Junior Catholic Women's play a doll , dressed in qued in blue and yellow. event for the parish. are available for the 1967 holi- vitamins to keep their Ablingtel one oh) st cae fou ely League of St. George's Ukrainian costume that Pillow cases and : place --Oshawa Times Photo" day season. The U.S. Depart-\charges in good health. A gob- Ala radact aaa Ge alae " e: x ment of Agriculture estimates bler suffering from mud fever, tic pick for easy ie cdling Atherfold, secretary; -. M_rs.|ceeds of the bazaar. and tea production this. year at 125,600,.0r--blue-comb;--responds--nicely Brot! aay entti--bacon--t SOCIAL & PERSONA Thomas Simmons, treasurer;|will go to the Crippled Chil-/000 birds, a new record. Califor- to terramvcin ; brown, Remove picks Serve Mrs. Ian' Lee, sewing; Mrs.}dren's School and Treatment nia, Minnesota, and Missouri A Massachusetts farmer. in hot ar ; io tn George Mamel..a, district rep- Centre are the leading producers stalled electric heating pads on 19 sagan ae moore 2 neds resentative; Mrs, John Morton, ir, and-Mrs. William Skit- The lot of a turkey grower is|the floor of his erooder house = Telephone 723-3474 for Women's Department Mrs, Joseph Voermans and Mrs.\teral Central Park Boulevard 2 & happy one. An experi-'so the poults would not get cold SOCIAL NOTICE John Crowley, - telephone CON- couth, 'celebrated their 15th enced and exasperated farmer feet. In Virginia, some turkeys} : The Oshawa Tennis Club held} Mrs. Norman Fisher, guestYeners: Mrs. George Simmons. wedding 'anniversary on Tues-/¢XPlained why: "Turkeys are are fed wild violet. buds, a ENGAGEMENT | Sp and Mrs. Samuel Cayer, social day. Married in Toronto, Mrs,| beautiful to look at, fragile as delicacy reported to give the Mr.- and Mrs. Benjamin Ed - Its annual banquet and dance|speaker at Kingsview United conyeners: and Mrs. Raymond Skitteral is the former. Mar.|2" orchid, and stupid beyond meat finer grain and flavor. : ny \ on Saturday 'evening at the|Church women's meeting, dis-/Drumm, sick convener, The No- 5; Marsh of that city. The|Delief." ; Whether fed flowers or the ward Pankhurst, Oshawa, wish Tennis Club. Ralph Harlowe,|Played her unique centennial vember meeting will be a pot couple has resided in Oshawa| While drinking water, a standard high-protein feed,|!® announce the engagement of president of the club, intro-|Project of eighteen dolls. The luck supper next Wednesday. fo, five gyears, having first, Young tom may become hypno-;more turkeys wind up these/their. eldest daughter, Susan duced the head table guests, dolls were dressed in costumes Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Attersley,|ranging from 1867-1967 an 1867 and Mrs. G. D. Conant, one of|travelling dress with peplum, the original tennis organizers injan 1895 Gibson girl with long Oshawa, also Miss Anne Fedy,|full black skirt, an 1897 bicycle tennis director, Ronald Guilti-/costume, an 1899 duster coat nan, vice-president; Ralph Mc-\for the open carriage, a 1914 Kendry, and Mrs. McKendry, |narrow hobble skirt, a 1966 new Mr. and Mrs. James Wyllie,|maple leaf plaid short skirt and Miss Margaret Froud, Mr. and|@ 1967 doll with straight long Mrs. Raymond Petre, past|hair in a (ent-like dress. Mrs president; Mr. and Mrs. Sid-|Clarence Skuce, Mrs. Harvey ney Dodsworth, Mr. and. Mrs.{Skinner and Mrs. Theodore Wil Willfred Dodsworth and Ron-|Kins assisted with the progra ald Little. The Social Planning Council, Mrs. Donald Jackson, of the)8% Organization comprised of will n-|representatives of all the social Ice Follies show, was entertai services in Oshawa, recently ed recently at a dinner party} held at the home of Mrs. Jack set up a committee to explore| aay, Taylor, Glengrove Street. nursery in Oshawa, and if this 4 also in Ottawa. Mrs. Porter was! with th - 3 e ec q ie help of Mrs. Philip . Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Evenissineed exists, the ways and) cua ores ae her sister's bridesmaid at the|Lawrence and Mrs. Ross Scott 2:00 P.M. and Barry E. Mills were the/means for setting up such 4! Dorothy Brows. af Belleville wedding in Westcliffe-on-Sea,!and Mrs. Edward Simpkin are ae R guests of Mrs. J. Conroy and'service. The committee is cOM-|.ng the regional advisor, Miss Essex, England, 50 years ago. jin charge of the choir booth. f eq Koom. Miss Kathy Conroy of St. Cath-|posed of Mrs. George A. Ruth Smith cor Lindsay ' Miss) Mi souanh Corey and Mie Doors open at 2:00 p.m. = arines at the formal opening|Pearce, chairman; Mrs. as Cezarina Wysocki, of Oshawa | Richard tl is de aot -- ; + . awn rarir ys , : 3 + vo or ee ee out lewis Gece oe the chit wil We the a the |conveners of St. Mary of the "Fil ' ea opic WL e "The anging|People Catholic Women's alle jg Bian cnn rt ie alae atc Role of Government and Con-|League "Tree Lights'? bazaar! PAR KWAY | V and roy is a participant in the rid- ing events. The 9th scout mothers' aux- Mrs. George J. Minielly, Swit-/Mrs. Walter Atherfold, zer Drive, entertained the con- veners for the Pioneer Fair and tea which will be held at Cen- tennial United Church next Wed- nesday evening. ecutive for the coming year as follows, Mrs. Gordon Leddy, president; Mrs. Clifford Harper, vice-president; Mrs. Walter pale a HOLIDAY BRIGHT from the Camelot collection spiration for this graceful, of sleepwear, loungewear enchanting robe with its and robes made from this free-flowing back and wide same nylon fabric, it will cape sleeves. It is made of make a delightful gift for the new georgette in three the woman on your list wha "CAMELOT" was the in- colors -- Guinevere blush, enjoys leisure and lovely white and jousting pink. things. : One of the many items . --By Tracy Adrian FOR THE FINEST Custom and | EXPERTLY INSTALLED DRAPERY TRACKS 723-7827 "Free Customer Parking While Shopping at Our Store" Ory Goods & Draperies | | i 72: Simeoe N. | '|to develop a_ giant invisible legs, |tion, |monsters Mr. and Mrs. Earle Webster, ™ade their home in Whitby t a o and new products such as bone-\Dodslev, s of Mr Mrs Masson Street, and their daugh-| Residents of Oshawa between Fommep pag Oe a less anheer rolls and roasts Gorton Dodsley Onis mn ter, Miss Jane Webster, attend- eee and 1939, Tt. Colonel and/dent's Ball, this popular social|Growers foresee the day whenitario, The wedding will' take ed the convocation exercises at athe A ia pe celebrated|eyent has become a fund rais-|{he convenient roasts -- andjplace on Saturday, December, ie ¢ jars A eh : [Albert College, Belleville, re- ae A oo ue aneAne ing project for Oshawa Rotar-|even chops and steaks from/23, 1967, at two o'clock in St cently. Miss Webster received); ; At ty a n+ uesday.lians and their friends giant birds -- will appear year-|Gertrude's Roman Catholic her secondary school gradu- olone: Toslan served as round on the table. Church, Oshawa ation diploma and was the reci- pient of a number of prizes, among them, the jing at Adelaide House on Mon- Mildr ss land's sister, Mrs if there is a need for a day| whitby will pny ue un and Mr. Porter, of Oshawa are Miss jsequent Legislative |Health in Toronto, Mrs. Walter Johnston hasjnight will be President Kenneth jcons _nted to open the bazaar/Crone and Mrs. Crone; vice- jand tea sponsored by the Wom-'president William Minett and en's Auxiliary of the Oshawa/Mrs. Minett and dance. chair- Police Association. This eventman Dr. Douglas Lang- will take place in St. Gregory's)maid and Mrs. Langmaid Hall next Thursday. The pro-!Dinner will be served at 8:00 MacKenzie | tawa |Robertson_ scholarship and the' cided mn {Florence MacKenzie trophy. dian Army since Mrs. E. S n' Develop-|to be held next Monday in St iliary held a meeting recently.|ment."' Miss Wysocki is em-|/Mary of the People parish hall past ployed as solicitor and counsel president installed the new ex-|in the Ontario Department of the Rotary Charity |Oshawa Golf Club on Saturday Their Receiving from 7 Major of the Ontario Regiment jand in 1942 was posted to Cana- Headquarters, where the couple has re-jon daughter, |ties, Creighton (Madge)|gift items will be displayed for The Business and Profession and her husband are in Ottawalsale at booths arranged by Mrs Women's Club of Oshawa\ this week to attend a small!Gordon Rae, Mrs. William Gill, celebrate its twenty-fifth|Sathering of friends anniversary at a dinner meet-|0f another daughter, Mrs, E. T. K Barnett (Barbara). Mrs. Tos-|Pugh. The Girls' Auxiliary and at the home| H. S. Porter 15 p.m. at Ball at the BLACK'S A very collection special better dresses . . . a-kind. These are little dinner dates, thot over dance floors, beauties whirl brocade and laces, NOW IS THE TIME TO Ready Made MS AVEAY, | A SMALL DEPOSIT DRAPES ||) wr in the latest Shades ond | fabrics eo Serene | BLACK' mony one-of- the modest lovies that keep intimate bare and lustrous gracefully . luscious style es, both waltz and floor length for all goy occasions of the holi- day season. Wools, knits, puffed "The House of Style For The Fashion Wise" PARTY DRESSES of LADIES WEAR LTD. Open Fri. Unti 19 p.m. jer reports from experience |important to {Colin Parks have charge of the Ot-|tea-room at St Temper and legs still present problems. 1 Wheameon THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, November 16, 1967 15 Fragile Drumsticks, Bad Temper || Mar New Breed Of Giant Turkeys. Turkey are trying/tized by the movements of his} bird withjown head, and drink on until pinfeathers, sturdyjhe drowns. | and a pleasant disposi-| Turkeys often wander aim-| lessly in a downpour and catch) pneumonia, simply because} they can't find the poultry} house door. If a newly-hatched| turkey were not taught to eat, it would _ starve Growers| spread feed underfoot, hoping the poults will peck at it and get the -idea. It takes little to stampede a flock of turkeys. A paper flut- tering in the wind may cause the birds to dash hysterically to a corner of their pen and pile jup in a fatal crush. Some grow- breeders So far, they've bred 70-pound whose white pin- feathers are barely noticeable Gobblers are generally bad- tempered; even smal! toms are formidable. "'A big 25-pounder will flop you when he gets mad," a veteran Virginia grow- A turkey's drumsticks are as} breeders as to hungry people gathered at a days in TV dinners, meat pies, Easy Recipe | For Corn Wine By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ingredients: 1 pint corn, 2 Tbs. raisins, 1. gal. water, 2 lemons, 1 orange, 4 Ibs. sugar and yeast nutrient. Soak the corn overnight. Crush in mincer and put into a crock with the rai- sins, chopped. Add lemon rinds, thinly peeled, fruit juice, sugar and yeast nu- trient. Pour on boiling water, stir t dissolve sugar, leave until cool. Add yeast. Keep covered in warm place for ° three weeks, Stir daily, Strain into fermenting bottle and fit tap. Let ferment thoroughly. Clear and bot- tle l iS if - WIFE PRESERVER Mary Elizabeth, to Gary Wayne Mrs. Clarence Keith and Mrs ----____ he Mark's Bazaar Saturday afternoon. 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