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2A THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Movember 17, 1967 psa aon dear Rtoneenoe nerve I ates : MRS. HARRY TAYLOR, MRS. COLIN ASHTON Hospital Auxiliary Pledges $100,000 Anniversary Gift By MRS. ANDRE DURAND Recording Secretary This is indeed a special year for the Women's Auxiliary the Oshawa General Hospital whose diamond anniversary co-|students is still carried on and | incides with Canada's Centen- nial. To mark the two-fold cele- bration a pledge of $100,000 was made to the Hospital Building Fund. In raising this amount the main source of revenue will be derived from the Hospital|and Doll Draw to be held on| Gift Shop though social fund- raising events could contribute greatly. Such annual functions as the St. Patrick's Birdge and the fall Bake Sale and Doll Draw are projects of the After- moon Auxiliary while a Chinese Auction, a gala January Dance and a Fashion Show are spon- sored by the Evening Chapter. Of the 326 total membership, 130 are active volunteers who make possible such services as the Emergency Cupboard which issues personal needs to emergency patients; distribu- tion of Remembrance Gifts to all patients on Christmas Eve; provision for Sunday services in the Chapel; supervision of the activities of paediatric patients by the Play Ladies; contribu- tions of knitting and sewing to Nursery and Paediatric wards as well as Library Service to all rooms. Entertainment is ar- of | lranged for student and gradu- ating nurses and their resi- dences supplied with news- papers and magazines. | The annual Scholarship Award of $500 to physiotherapy we are justly proud of, our Candystriper Program which is one of the most successful in existence, McLaughlin Hall will be the jnew location of our Bake Sale |November 24. Tea will be |served and a warm welcome is extended to all! The following is a list of the Acting Executive Officers: Mrs. Harry Taylor, Presi- dent. AFTERNOON AUXILIARY: Mrs. F. C. Malloy, Ist vice- president; Mrs. H. L. Donald, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. T. J. Heath, 3rd vice-president; Mrs. J. H. Lockwood, treasurer; Mrs. Andre Durand, recording secretary; Mrs. S. B. Hester, corresponding secretary. EVENING AUXILIARY: Mrs. Colin Ashton, chairman; Mrs. Dan Shutka, Ist vice- chairman; Mrs. Ray Beckett, 2nd vice-chairman; Mrs. Lloyd Weiderick, 3rd vice-chairman; treasurer; Mrs. Garth Gilles pie, recording secretary. DREAM A glorious profusion of multi-colored flowers are scattered over the imported nylon georgette which fash- ions this delightfully femi- nine mini sleep gown trimmed with dainty black lace and black velvet ribbon. This print is French- inspired as are all of the items in the firm's current "French Impressions" bou- tique collection. --By Tracy Adrian Mrs. Andrew Chrisomalis, BOWLERS DRESS UP FOR CENTENNIAL BANQUET Motor City Sunday Night Social Bowling League closed its season with a tur- key supper and dance and WANTED PROPERTY PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -- An elderly man who wanted to get married by prox; te a dead woman was refused a marriage licence by a marriage licence deputy clerk. Mary Preston ex- plained that Arizona law does not recognize proxy marriage in any form. She asked the man why he wanted to marry a dead person. His reply was: 'For property." BROADLOOM available at Howard's Draperies 926 Simcoe WN. 725-3144 Donald Wilson,. Mr. and | Mrs. Edward Smith, left, | and Mr. and Mrs. John | Noden were runners-up. . prizes for the most attrac- tive centennial costumes. Winners of the first prize, centre, are Mr. and Mrs. Join Your Local be Ww. Cc. A. It offers recreational programs for all ages, a residence for young women, a cafeteria ond catering service. Fer Informotion Regerding Program CALL 723-7625 +d Soaterk For ond regarding CALL 725-1322 : WOOLWORTH'S : Party Service g Fancy Assorted * SANDWICH g * TRAYS | FANCY ASSORTED g * SWEET "Try them ... you'll be glad you did." SERVES 10-12 3.95 VS 6 OE TRAYS SERVES 18-20 4.50 ae