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Tocoy with JO ALDWINCKLE WOMEN'S EDITOR oneen DIAL 3-2233 2 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Tuesday, April 28, 19°3 aia mat i i + PRINCIPALS IN RECENT CEREMONY Oshawa will be the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Michael Hackett whose marriage was sol- emnized recently in St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church. Form- erly Miss Margaret Joyce Allin, the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R, Allin of Osh- awa and the bridegroom is the son of Mr, Edward Hackett of Aughnacloy, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, and the late Mrs. Hackett. Photo by Hornsby Studio. Margate's Mayoress Mad With Malenkov MARGATE, England (AP) Bertha Giles has challenged Rus- sia's Premier Georgi Malenkov to visit her in Margate. Malenkov would probably do well to turn down the invitation, because Mrs. Giles, mayor of this east coast resort, is an angry woman. She is angry because Moscow radio today contrasted the enlight- ened life of Soviet citizens in Del- ovoi, Transcarpathia, with the Western-style gloom enveloping Margate. "The citizens of Margate ap- proached their municipal council with a request for the gas lighting to be replaced by electricity," the radio said, "The Margate munici- ed to fulfill the wishes , referring to lack of id enls com] this with vol, where the local council lectric plant last year and everyone lives in light. Said Mrs, Giles: "I challenge Malenkov to come here at Whit- sun and see for himself. Then he will see our half million electric lights go on and stay on for the summer season. hy should be happy to put him He can have & bedside lamp and copy of Grimm's (fairy) stor- 72nd Birthday Is Observed By Rebekahs, No. 3 The regular meeting of Oshawa Rebekah Lodge No. 3 was held in the IOOF Hall. NG Sister Nelda . Thompson, VG Sister Alice Hay- ton were in their respective chairs. This was the 72nd nid of the Lodge and previous to business ses- sion a birthday banquet was held at Centre Street United Church. The special guests of the evening were Sister Isabell Carr PP of To- ronto who was introduced by Sis- ter Ina Fallest; Sister May Thom- as PP of Cobourg who was intro- duced by Sister Evelyn Fickes; Sister Mable Disney PP was intro- duced by Sister Elizabeth Farrow; Sister Eva Hastings DDP wag in- teduced by Sister Gertrude Flin- of Other visitors from Port Orono, Bowmanville and Sunshine Lodge of Oshawa were present. Sister Alice Hayton '\.G. report- ed a number of members still on the sick list. Many cards of con- gratulations were read. The guests all wished for the Lodge many happy returns as it was the oldest Rebekah Lodge. At the close of the session a short Piopramn presided over by Sister ary Jacklin was enjoyed. Miss DeGuere entertained with tap danc- ing; Sister Ruth Bestwick gave two solos; Sister Ina Follest gave a reading; the members and guests retired to the dining hall where re- freshments committee. Sister Carr, Sister Thomas and Sister Disney -lit the seventy-two candles and Sister Thrasher, the oldest member of the Lodge, cut the birthday cake. were served by the | ning Margaret J. Allin Eugene Hackett Wed The marriage of Margaret Joyce Allin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Allin of Oshawa, and Eugene Michael Hackett, son of Mr. Edward Hackett of Aughnac- loy, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, and the late Mrs. Hackett, was solemnized recently at St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church with the Rev. Paul Dwyer, D.D. officiating. The bride, who was attended by Miss Irene Bino, was gowned in ballerina-length white lace over satin styled with a stand-up col- lar and long pointed sleeves. A flowered headdress held her shoul der-length veil and she carried a white Prayer Book on which rest ed a spray of red rosebuds. Miss Bino was in rose lace with a matching cloche cap and car- ried a nosegay of yellow carna- tions, Mr, William A. Duggan was best man. Following a wedding breakfast held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Clancy, RR Mr. and Mrs. Hackett left for a wedding trip to the eastern United States and on their return will live in Oshawa. For travelling the bride wore a navy blue suit with pink accessories. Betty Skelton Bride Of Ronald Marsh On Friday evening in King Street United Church the marriage of Betty Catharine Skelton and Ron- ald George Marsh was solemnized by the Reverend Mervin Bury. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Skelton, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Marsh, all of Oshawa. The bride who was wearing a teal blue gabardine suit with navy blue accessories and a corsage of white gardenias, was given in mar- riage by her father. She was attended by Miss Bar- bara Marsh who wore a beige suit with yellow accessories and a cor- sage of yellow roses. Mr. William H. Wilson acted as best man. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents. The bride's |H mother and the bridegroom's moth- er were both in navy blue with corsage of red roses. The couple left on a motoring honeymoon through the adjacent United States and will return to live in Oshawa. The bride changed to a navy blue suit with matching accessor- ies for travelling. SOCIETIES LODGES AND VICTORY LODGE, NO. 583 The members of Victory LOBA No. 583, held their regu meeting in the Orange cently. Worthy Mistress Sister Anne Foote, and Deputy Mistress Sister Rita Thomas presided. The Good and Welfare Commit- tee reported Sister Maude Skinner and Sister Elsie Duke still confin- ed to the hospital, and Sister An- nie Moss and Sister Laure Coros well on the road to recovery. During the evening a mock ini- tiation was held, and enjoyed by all present. The Good and Welfare draw was won by Sister Lillian stead. A social bingo will be held at the home of Sister Anne Bur- gess, Yordm Road, tomorrow eve- e, rT re- , April 29. After several items of business were discussed, Lodge closed in the usual manner. The next meet- ing will be held in the Orange Temple, Bruce Street, May 13. WINNERS IN RADIO DRAW held aot GLECOFF IGA SUPERMARKET 174 RITSON RD. S., OSHAWA (Open Every Night Till 10 P.M.) The following were the lucky winners of a Rogers-Majestic Radio MARCH WINNER Mrs. Chambers, 227 Verdun Road APRIL WINNER Mrs. M. Abbott, 207 James Street LOW PRICES Every customer is entitled to a FREE DRAW on a radio on purchases at our market of $3.00 or over. PAY US A VISIT! YOU SAVE ON OUR POLICY OF EVERY DAY! ENJOY THE Q of the'little top leaves™ The "little top leaves" for fragrance, The "little top leaves' for zest:-- The flavor in Tender Leaf Tea Bags Proves the "little top leaves' are best! you the lively, lilting flavor of the "little top leaves" of finest Orange Pekoe. Enjoy Tender Leaf today -- for a "The most convenient and economical way fo serve finest tea | 2, Oshawa, |§ Wondering what this is all about is Gail Marlene McKnight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond McKnight, Cadillac Av- venue South, Gail, who was one JUST ONE YEAR OLD year old on April 21, is the granddaughter of Mrs. John Mc- Knight and Mrs. William Vinson, both of Oshawa. --Photo by Robert Vinson, Oshawa SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mr. William McMillan, Elgin Street East, returned on Sunday from a motor trip through Florida. He was accompanied by Mr. John Boulden of Toronto. Miss Ella Murdy of Toronto and her sister, Mrs. Trueman Getty of Kirkland Lake, and formerly of Oshawa, have been visiting anoth- er sister, Mrs. Roy Hamilton, Wil- son Road North, and have now re- turned to their homes. While here they were also the guests of Mrs. L. Lyons, Westmoreland Av- enue, Mrs. June Kirby of Victoria Har- bor and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nor- ton of Claremont were guests at the Marsh - Skelton wedding on Friday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Earle St. Thomas, and their daughter Sandra, of To ronto, were weekend visitors with Mr. St. Thomas' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph St. Thomas, of Or- chard Avenue, Oshawa. Mr, and Mrs. J. Norval Willson, Mary Street, celebrated a wedding pi hi on Saturday when a group of their close friends joined Shem for dinner and a social even- g. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Jones, Westmount Avenue, returned on Saturday from a vacation trip to Florida. While in Florida they spent some time in Miami as the guest ol Mrs. Jones' brother, Mr. Wesley ory. Mrs. George Telford, Mrs. G. W. Henley, Mrs. H. H. 'Tonkin, Mes, Frank McLaughlin, Mrs. W. Ross and Mrs. C. W. Rowden will reside at the 'Hobby Tea" w Te eld at the home of Mrs. W. H. Ross, King Street East, on Thurs- day, April 30, gnder the auspices of the Tweed group of the W.A. of St. Fil s Onited Church. Miss Christine McKeown of New York, who is in town for the Osh- awa Community Concert member- ship campaign this week is staying at the Cadillac Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Dunk and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dunk from Guelph were the guests this week- end of their brother, Mr. James Dunk and Mrs. Dunk, Orchard View Blvd. The Misses Gertrude and Mary Moore, Bruce Steet, are passen- gers aboard the RMS Franconia arriving in Quebec this week. They have been in England for eight months, during which time they visited Geneva, Switzerland and Paris and Lyon. Besides touring parts of the British Isles they were working in London for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lagerquist and Mr. and Mrs. Leverne Clarke who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversaries recently were guests of honor on Saturday evening at a surprise party. The affair was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lag- erquist, Colborne Street East and was arranged by Mrs. Arnold Bow- ler, Mrs. John March and Miss Doreen Clarke. During the even- ing each couple was presented with an oil painting from the 50 guests who were present. Prior to her marriage to Mr. Ronald Marsh last Friday Miss Betty Skelton was honored at sev- eral showers. Entertaining for her were Mrs. Alex McKay, Burk Street, assisted by Mrs, T. W. Peters and Miss Joan McKay; Mrs. C. W Scott, Burk Street, as- sisted by Mrs. Keith Scott and Mrs. Nelson, both miscellaneous showers. Mrs. John Gallagher, Col- borne Street East, arranged =a china and crystal shower assisted by Miss Evelyn Marsh, -- were on the eno * It's the prettiest all-in-one= and, a star performer) Nemo Floradora has sleek. slimming Nylon taffeta front *. . hugging nylon elastic sides . . . and a satin elastic back WITH Nemo's famous Adjustable Waist * feature. 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Mrs. C. Merritt gave the sick list report. A treat was planned for the pee wee hockey team. Plans were al- so made for the opening of Bathe Park on May 18 when a special social evening would be held. It was announced that the next meeting would be held at the home of Mrs. William Barry on May 12. Roll call was answered by naming a spring flower. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Kenneth Blencowe. SIMCOE ST, W.A. (GRP. 1) Mrs. R. W. Graham, Simcoe Street North was hostess for the regular meeting held recently with twen Snty.thes members present. Mrs. E. J. Umphrey pre- siding. several items of business were discussed. For the May meet- ing Mrs, C. O. Miller, Woodland Heights will be hostess to the group. The guest speaker, Mrs. Ralph Wallace was introduced by Mrs. A. W. Harding. An inspiring re- view of the Book, "The Man from Nazareth," by the "author Harry Emerson Fosdick was given. Refreshments were served by Mrs. J. V. Williams' sub group. Mrs. Charles Ellegett sang a solo in Knox WMS Thankoffering Speaker Calls Christian Canadians to Prayer A good attendance was present at the Thankoffering meeting of Knox Presbyterian Woman's Mis- sionary Society last week and was well rewarded by a splendid ad- dress. The speaker, Dr. Allan Munro, secretary of the Home Mission Board of the Presbyterian Church a, was graciously intro- duced by the president, Mrs. James Cormack. Dr. Munro chose as his his subject, "Concept of a Christian Canadian" He referred to the signing of the Magna Charta and reviewed early Canadian History mentioning the various fundamental stepping stones through to the BNA Act of 1867 that established for Canada freedom and a sound government, and which today we should cherish at a heritage that has been hand- ed down to us by a God-fearing people. "War," said Dr. Munro, "is a breakdown of moral character." |t; Since the last war Canada has lost her sense of personal rela- tionship with God. The church at- tendance of last Easter was the greatest in the history of Canada but the people generally have lost that concept of Christianity that comes from the revelation of spirit and of inheritance. Canada was referred to as a melting pot with many problems to face. 1. Before the last war, 65 per- | cent of our population was rural but today 67 per cent is urban. 2. The vast immigration to our | land is bringing with it a variety | of cultures that must be recogniz- | ed and adjusted with that of our own, 3. The English language will be | adopted by some, but the French! language will remain and our work amongst the French speaking peo- ple must be through the medium of their own tongue. 4, There is a great need for | making possible a higher grade of Stiication for the Indian popula- on. The Presbyterian College in| Montreal was a recent recipient | of $100,000. This sum 1s being used to assist in erecting an up-to-date French School for the education of French Protestants. Dr. Munro concluded his: inter- esting and enligh address with an earnest Chris Two appropriate solos by Mrs. Archibald vl tre Street Dito Chu RUA. Fools at the p Sx McLennan her Has reading, * er Message", which she with a pret. a inspiring tion and Dr. E. J. Otvos. A. in prayer. The meeting closed wil benediction by Rev. John ncen: Y Relreshmunts and a social Bale hour were then pre So i 5 SOCIAL NOTICES ENGAGEMENT : Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Woodcock [of Oshawa wish to announce the engavement of their youngest daughter, Jennifer, to | Hewis, son of Mrs. Gorge lof Whitby, Ontario, and late | Mr. Hewis. The marriage will take place in All Saints' Church, Whit- by, on Saturday, May 30, at 3 'cloc! DRNETIAN TY Modc-to-Measurc FREE ESTIMATES WARD'S ot Athol Dia service. reference. you are likely to call. J. W. Lend Deli (4. oy Your New TELEPHONE DIRECTORY TELEPHONE NUMBERS BOOKLET Oshawa's new Telephone Directory is now being delivered. It contains many new and changed numbers, not only for Oshawa, but also for Ajax, Blackstock, Bowmanville, Brighton, Brookln, Cobourg; Colborne, Pickering, Port Hope, Port Perry and Whitty. As soon as you receive your copy, be sure to destroy your old bork. NEW WITH YOUR NEW DIRECTORY will come your own Pir- sonal Telephone Number Booklet--to help you enjoy better, faser Jot down in it the Long Distance and local numters Keep it near your telephone for fast LOWRY, Manager Keep out-of-town numbers in this booklet... and always CALL BY NUMBER for foster Long Distance service.