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Lorna Thompson Feted At Showers Prior To Marriage Prior to her marriage last Saturday afternoon at Northmin-' ster United Church to Mr. (Bill) Donald Bilko, Lorna Thompson was honored at pre- nuptial showers. Mrs, William Robinson, Floyd street, entertained the members! of the two families and the bridesmaids at a personal show- Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December 6, 1961 7 PERSONALS Cf Ledede a NO-BAKE SPICE FRUIT CAKE A Festival Dessert That Will Appeal To The Busy Homemaker that/hours. Stir occasionally. Com- doesn't need baking is good|bine crushed vanilla wafers A holiday fruit cake fiews for busy homemakers this Christmas season. You can re- serve precious oven space for the numerous cookies and other traditional delicacies that re- quire baking, and whip up a festive dessert that needs only a large mixing bowl, and a cor- ner of the refrigerator. Here is a recipe for such a cake with evaporated milk as an ingredient which keeps the cake firm and moist. As an accompaniment, we suggest serving a flavorful holi- day sauce with the cake. It can be made quite economically since it, too, uses evaporated milk -- this time chilled, then 1 whipped into delightful mounds) to be folded into the sauce. As a fine dessert 'mid the rush of holiday preparation, or as a party refreshment, this pair will prove a useful and de- licious combination. No-Bake Spice Fruit Cake (Makes 9x5x3-inch loaf) (% pound) marshmallows % cup undiluted evaporated milk 1-3 cup orange juice 4% cups crushed vanilla wafers 2% cups crushed graham crachers cup broken pecans cup currants cup candied pineapple cup mixed candied fruit The third meeting of the St. Luke's Presbyterian Church Couples Club was held at the church, Rossland road west on Saturday, December 2. The con- stitution was read and adopted. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Parker were hosts for the games and refreshments, The next meet- ing, the first Saturday in Janu- ary, will be in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Munn, Hazelwood drive, entertained at a buffet luncheon following the christening of their infant son, Robert MacDougall. The cere- mony took place recently in Westminster United Church with the Reverend John Porter officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Victory Lodge Names Officers The regular meeting of Vic- tory Lodge LOBA No. 583 was held recently in the Orange and graham crackers, pecans, currants, pineapple, candied fruit and spices in a large bowl. Add marshmallow mixture. Mix well. Pack into a foil lined 9 x 5 x 3-inch pan. Decorate| mistress Sister Elva Van Slyke, top with flaked coconut, pecans) 4<cicted by Deputy Mistress jand glace cherry halves, if de- sister Mildred Carnochan. |sired. Cover top with foil. Re-| Devotional Li worn uae \frigerate several days before evotional exercises were p | slicing. : {formed by the Chaplain Sister \Isabelle Roberts. The flags Fluffy Lemon-Pecan Sauce | were presented and the pledge (Makes about 3 cups) repeated by. all. % ne spelt evaporated The election of officers then 7 took place as follows: Worthy Mistress, Sister Elva Van Slyke; deputy mistress, Sister Mildred Carnochan; recording secretary, Sister Ann Burgess; financial secretary, Sister Ann Foote; treasurer, Sister Elda Howard; Lodge was opened by Worthy egg \% cup sifted powdered sugar teaspoon lemon extract teaspoon lemon juice | %& cup ground pecans Chill evaporated milk in re- frigerator tray until soft ice | | % teaspoon allspice 1 teaspoon cinnamon ' ih toomress nutmeg a marshmallows into quar- ters. Pour evaporated milk and orange juice over marsh- mallows and let stand three Keep Poinsettias Away From Drafts, Hot-Air Registers As a Christmas plant, poin-| settia has few equals. Yet few) plants can fade as quickly,| once the holiday season is over. Horticulturalists with the On- tario Department of Agriculture say that you can get six good weeks out of your poinsettias if you follow this advice. Keep the plant in a bright, sunny location; avoid drafts or hot-air registers (poinsettias need steady tem- peratures); water as soon as the soil appears dry. Temperature is the important factor. If a day temperature of about 70 degrees F. and a night temperature of 60 to 65 degrees F. are maintained, your plants will thrive through and for some time after Christmas. If the lower leaves turn yellow, wilt and drop, blame dry soil and a sudden temperature change. If the plant is stunted, with yellowing of the top leaves, a nitrogen deficiency is probably the cause. After the plants are @stablished, it's a good idea to feed them every two weeks with a complete fertilizer. If you want to carry plants over for another year, here's what to do. After the flowering period, rest them in a cool spot and let the soil dry out. Cut the plants back part way. Then place them in larger pots, water, give lots of light and 65 to 70 degree temperatures. Then they are on the way to Christmas blooming. Temple. | Burnside were named _ god- parents. Also attending the christening party were Mr. and Mrs. George Lees, grand- parents, and Mr. and Mrs. Angus Coulas, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Young, Mrs. Gladys Little and Mr. George Thompson. Teas, birthday parties, wed- ding anniversaries, coming and goings of guests are always of interest in this column. Write, telephone or visit the social department with your items of news for which there is no charge. Telephone 723-3474. Out-of-town guests at the Belko - Thompson wedding last Saturday included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, Scotland, Ontario; Mr. Anson Gerrow, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gerrow, Mrs. Margaret Burnett, Mr. Charles McKim, all of Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Stew- art Thompson, all of Whitby; Mrs. Julia Hegedies, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hegedies, Cleve- land, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Martin, Toronto, and Mrs. Mae Gerrow and Jack of Water- ford, Ontario. Holy Trinity Aux. Holds Xmas Bazaar Holy Trinity Woman's Auxil- iary held a successful Christmas} bazaar on Saturday afternoon.. er. Mrs. Donald Black and Miss Barbara Black were co-hostes- ses at a tea and miscellaneous shower held at their home on' Laracor avenue. Tea was pour- ed by Mrs. Jack Heard. Friends from the Christian Science Church gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Hughes, Whitby, and presented the bridal couple with a card table and chairs and a shower of kitchen gadgets. Mrs. William Lambourne and Miss Mrs. John Palexta entertained friends at the latter's home when a vacuum cleaner, iron- ing board, electric frying pan and other gifts were presented to the bride-to-be. A miscellaneous shower was held at their home by Miss Lin- da Band and her mother, Mrs. Harold Gilbert. Miss Band pre- sented the future bride with < lovely bride's book which "7 had made for her. The girls of the Engineering) department of General Motors| presented a floor polisher at aj supper shower. | Mrs. William Kirkton and Mrs.| Noel Morton entertained at a miscellaneous shower at the lat-| ter's home on Glenforest street.| Friends with whom the bride's parents square dance presented a lazy susan. A steam iron was presented by the Engineering Department of General Motors. Mrs, Donald Wilson the bazaar and spoke of the re- markable efforts put forth by only 11 worthy members, Conveners of the booths were as follows: home baking and candy, Mrs Joseph La Rocque; touch and take, Mrs. Dorothy Coverley; hand made articles, knitting and fancy work, Mrs. James Dobbins and Mrs. Nor- man Taylor; and in keeping with the theme of the bazaar the fish pond was an eight-foot, jdecorated Christmas tree with jthe fish pond articles attached. In charge of this successful at- traction were Mrs, Lorne Dal- ton and Mrs. Carl Creamer. Tea tables were served by the president, Mis. Clinton Nicker- son, Mrs. Harold Forsyth and Mrs. Samuel McNair and the hard working kitchen help were Mrs. Robert Williams, Mrs. Charles Cherry, Mrs. Jack But- ler and Mrs. Jack Claus. Door prize winners were Mrs. K. Coad, Mrs. H. McGranaghan and Mrs. R. Northcott. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, December 6 at 8 pag This meeting will be elec- tion of officers and business. GROUPS, CLUBS AUXILIARIES ST. PAUL'S GUILD - The November meeting of the Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's Pres- byterian Church was held re- cently. The first part of the meeting was spent in preparing for the Fall tea and bazaar. Election of officers for 1962 was held, as follows: President, Mrs. G. B. Cameron, vice-presi- dent, Mrs. William MacDonald; secretary, Mrs. C.M. Hollings- worth; treasurer, Mrs, Henry Pretty; Cent-A-Meal-Fund, Mrs. D. J. Munroe; tea fund, Mrs. R. D. Luke; press reporter, Mrs. W. E. Legge; visiting Commit- tee, Mrs. Stanley Waylett and Mrs. W. E. Legge. The December meeting will be held on the 19th in the form of a pot luck supper. Refreshments were served by R. D. Luke, Mrs, Wilfred Jack lin and Mrs. W. E. Legge. crystals form around edges of|iunior deputy, Sister Helen Mc- in (about 10 minutes). While| Bride; chaplain, Sister Isabelle levaporated milk is chilling, beat| Roberts; guardian, Sister Nellie egg until thick. Gradually beat|McIndless; director of ceremon- in sugar. Add lemon extract.|ies, Sister Agnes Wellman; first Whip chilled evaporated milk/lecturer, Sister Ann Derry; sec- until stiff (about 1 minute). Addjond lecturer, Sister Liza War- lemon juice. Whip very stiffjren; inner guard, Sister Donalda (about 1 to % minutes longer).|Strong; outer guard, Sister Mary Gently fold beaten egg mixture|Glazier; auditors, Sisters Mar- and pecans into whipped eva-|garet McNevin, Ann Derry, Mil- porated milk. Sauce may be/dred Carnochan; press reporter made and refrigerated one hour/sister Mildred Carnochan. along: gd if desired. Serve ™| The afternoon bingoes were reported on by Sister Elda How- ° ard. Stylish Slacks The draw prize was won by : Sister Blanche Norton and do- Set Spotlight nated by Sister Louise Hockett: ° m The Christmas party was dis- For Little Girl cussed for pot luck supper on Dec. 13 at 7 p.m. and an ex- When a ghd for din-|change of gifts. ner or the evening, it's a nice| custom to let the smallest mem-|p, ig ee -- of tals ber of the family have a few| ae ' minutes in the spotlight before| toddling off to the nursery. While a child should never be permitted to "take over' ga- therings of adults, most friends do like to get a glimpse of the little ones before settling down for dinner or conversation. Many mothers we know. puz- zle over what the little darling should wear while on show. Fussy party clothes aren't called for, certainly, but rum- pled blue jeans and polo shirt aren't quite suitable for the oc- casion, either. If the little one in question is a girl, a nice com- promise might be a slacks-and- top set which combines a grown- up flair with child-like whimsey. | MATCHING SETS | One really enchanting set for |fall wear combines a_long- |sleeved, white corduroy top, | with emerald, lilac or magenta corduroy pants. The top is trimmed with velvet ribbon that matches the color of the pants. Another set with a real touch of style is a toreador outfit |which teams a white ruffled | blouse and sleeveless red cordu- roy jacket with corduroy pants in a choice of red or black. This one has a delightful Spanish | flavor. | Particularly becoming for a blue-eyed sprite is a drawstring- waisted corduroy tunic, in pea- cock or violet corduroy, with ; matching slacks. | Still another tiny "hostess out- |fit'" consists of an organge or j}green flaring top -- appliqued }with a cute print puppy--and 'trim, matching print slacks. NYL LADIES ! 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Julie is the grand- JULIE, AGED ONE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Allman and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Latham, all of Oshawa. --Photo by Lloyd E. Thompson, Picton Belko-Thompson Nuptial Rites 'Solemnized at Northminster United Church last Saturday afternoon} In Northminster Lorna Joyce Thompson became the bride of Mr. B. Donald Belko..The bride is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne A. Thompson and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Belko, all of Oshawa. The Reverend H. A. Mellow performed the ceremony. The wedding music was provided by Mr. John Robertson, organ- ist, and Mrs. Charles Rundle sang. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. She wore a floor - length gown of white satin peau de soie with finger- tip sleeves and a jewelled neck- line. A cluster of self roses accented the back of the waist- line and a camellia-type head- dress of jewelled silk organza held her bouffant veil of illu- sion. She carried a teardrop cascade of stephanotis and Bet- ter Time red roses. Miss Linda Band was maid of honor and Miss Barbara Black and Miss Cathy Lam- bourne, bridesmaids. They were dressed alike in candy pink, bell-skirted peau de soie with matching camellia headdresses and veiling. They carried nose- gays of Better Time rose and white carnations. Mr. John Belko was best man for his brother and usher- ing were Mr. Leslie Dobos and Mr. Robert Thompson. A reception was held at Centre Street United Church where the bride's mother re- ceived wearing dark brown silk crepe with gold accessories. The bridegroom's mother was in blue brocade with black accessories. The honeymoon is being spent in the United States and the couple will return to reside in Oshawa. For going away, the bride donned a blue wool sheath dress, off-white jewelled hat and grey jacket. FANCY POODLES Among customers of an Aus- tralian hair stylist are women whose French poodles also get a treatment. Week-end SPECIALS ! 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