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KATHRYN HAMER CATHERINE WHERRY University Women's Club Selects Scholarship Winners For 1962. The University W.staen's Club of Oshawa and dis'rict has an- nounced the winners of its an- nual scholarships for 1962. WHITBY STUDENT The winner of the first schol- arship of $150 is Kathryn Hamer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Hamer, King s:reet, Whitby. Miss Hamer is a graduate of Henry Street High School, Whit- by. She was a consistently good student who won the Home and School prizes in English, History and Commercial. in Grade 12. This year she has won an Ontario scholarship, an Ed- ward Blake scholarship in Bot- any, Zoology, English and His- tory from the University of To- ronto and the Mrs. Walter Brown scholarship from Vic- toria College. She took an active part in the extra-curricular ac- tivities of the school, playing in the basketball teams and acting as vice-president and then as president of the Girls' Athletic Association. She displayed out- standing leadership qualities as president of the Student Council in 1961 and was one of the best students who have attended the school. Miss Hamer will take Modern History and Modérn Languages at the University of Toronto. OCVI GRADUATES The second scholarship of $100) was given to Catherine Wherry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Er- nest Wherry, Kenneth street, Oshawa. Miss Wherry, a grad- bert Sykes scholarship in middle school science. She has also won an Ontario scholarship. As well as being a fine scholar Miss Wherry showed herself to be a good citizen. She was a mem- ber of the Student Parliament, Literary Editor of the Year Book and a member of the li- brary and badminton clubs and is one of the four girls given permission to enter the Ontario Veterinary College at Guelph this year. Two scholarships of $75 each were given to Lynda Higgins and Carol Crawford graduates of O'Neill Collegiate. Miss Higgins is the daughter of Mr,' and Mrs. E. R. Higgins, LYNDA HIGGINS CAROL CRAWFORD Congregation Gathers To Honor The Reverend and Mrs. D. Luchak The Reverend and Mrs. Dmy- tro Luchak were honored re- cently on the occasion of their 10th wedding anniversary and the 10th year since the ordina- 'tion of Mr. Luchak into the priesthood. About two hundred and fifty guests were present at the banquet in St. John's Hall which was preceded by a short service of thanksgiving in the church. The prayer service was sung by the Very Reverend Joseph Triska of Brantford, Ontario; The Very Reverend Peter Za- paryniuk, pastor of St. Mary's Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church, Oshawa, and the Rev- erend Stephen Hutzuliak, pastor of St. Anne's Greek Orthodox Church in Scarborough, They were assisted by, the church choir under the direction of Mr. Nestor Olinyk. ship from Queen's University, had an honor crest and tab and general proficiency awards in Grade 9 and 12. She was given an Athletic Letter, having play- ed on the school basketball, bad- minton and vollyball teams and was a member of the French, Debating and Sketching Clubs and of the Student Par- Miament and found time to be a patrol leader in Guides. She will be majoring in. mathema- tics at Queen's University. The University Women's Club is proud to be able to honor four such outstanding students, all of whom have achieved very high academic standards and who have also been very active in the life of their schools. They have shown themselves to be ali- jound girls who should make a definite contribution to the life of the University. Masson street, Oshawa. While attending the OCVI she has won an honor crest with tab, the Trick Memorial Scholarship in Grade 10 mathematics, the Lov- ell scholarship in general pro- ficiency and the Classics De- partment prize in Latin in Gra 11, the OCVI proficiency scho! arship and the Oral French prize in Grade 12. This year she won an Ontario scholarship and she Mackerras scholarship from Queen's University. She has her Gold Cord in Guides and has been interested in many schoo! activities, playing on the school basketball team and intro-mural badminton, archery and volley- ball. She was also a member of the French club and the Stu- dent Parliament. Miss Higgins will take biochemistry at Queen's University. Miss Crawford is the daughter uate of O'Neill Collegiate is an excellent student. She has won an honor crest with tab and in Grade 12 won the second J. Al- of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Craw- ford, Adelaide avenue east, Osh- UNITS, GROUPS AUXILIARIES Mr. Walter Kuch, church president, and Mrs John Stezik, Sisterhood president, greeted the celebrants in the parish hall with the traditional bread 'and chapel. Weeks son, ber 3. p.m. CENTRE STREET UCW The West Group of Centre Street United Church Women held the first meeting of the fall season recently Group Leader Mrs. Leonard Goldsmith welcomed all mem- bers present. period was Cards were signed and sent to members in hospital. A rummage sale was planned for Friday, September 21 at 1 p.m. anyone having goods for this sale were asked to call] r, Mrs. L. Badgley. Various were discussed, them was the annual fowl sup- per to be held Wednesday, Octo- Cards and novelties were dis- played and sold. The next regu- lar meeting is to be held on Tuesday, Oct. 2. salt and wished them many years of happiness and long ser- vice in the Church. Mrs. Luchak was presented with a corsage of pink rosebuds and the minister with a boutonnaire. Mr. Dmytro Babij, vice-presi- dent, acted as master of cere- monies for the dinner program. He outlined briefly the life his- tory of the Reverend Luchak. Grace was said by the Reverend Peter Zaparyniuk, Mr. Walter Kuch proposed a toast to the honored couple. The Very Rev- erend Joseph Triska, who offi- ciated at the wedding ceremon- (West Group) in the The devotional led by Mrs. A, and Mrs. W. D. Dick- berta, was guest speaker. He lied many pl ; 4 ies of parish life in Alberta when he and Mr. Luchak served together following the young ministers' ordination into _ the priesthood. Mr. Walter Kuch brought greetings and thanks from the congregation. Darlene Stezik presented the couple with a bou- quet of pink and white carna- tions from the children of the 'Sunday School and Ukrainian' Goldsmith or Mrs. M. items of business chief among Supper served from 5 ies 10 years ago in Andrew, Al-|f, School classes. Natalie Zadoroz- ny spoke on behalf of the young peoples' group and presented an arrangement of yellow roses. Master Victor Sitsch, godson of Mrs. Luchak, presented her with an arrangement of bronze and yellow carnations. On behalf of the church con- gregation the couple was pre- sented with a monetary gift. Messages of congratulations were read from the Archbisohop Michael of Toronto and from relatives of the couple in West- crn Canada. Among gifts re- ceived was a crystal candle holder and vase set and a mar- ble desk stand. Mr, John Tymochko express- ed congratulatory remarks from the Oshawa Self - Reliance League. Mr. Dmytro Berkuta spoke on behalf of SUZERO and) presented the couple with a monetary gift. Mrs. Walter Kuch brought greetings from the Canadian Women's Associa- tion Barvinok Branch. Mr. Mi- chael Karpiak spoke on behalf of the church choir of which Mrs. Luchak is a member and had conducted until recently. Greetings were also extended from the visiting priests. ' The Reverend and Mrs, Lu- chak were married in St. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Greek Or- thodox Church in Andrew, Al- berta. Mr. Luchak was ordain- ed into the priesthood in the Church of the Assum; Holy Virgin Orthodox Church in Vernon, B.C. following the completion of his studies at St. Andrew's Theo- logical College in Winnpeg. Be- fore coming to Oshawa in 1957, he served in parishes in Al- berta. Mrs. Luchak, former Jane Ro- maniuk, completed her teacher training at the' University of Al- berta and taught in the province for a number of years. The cou- ple have two children, Orysia Janice and Taras Laverne who both attend South Simcoe School in Oshawa, The supper was prepared and served by the Sisterhood of St. John's Church,. Both Mr. and Mrs. Luchak spoke briefly thanking the committee in charge and all the congregation|} for their fine co-operation and many acts of kindness and friendship since their arrival in Oshawa. HOUSEHOLD HINT Extend the life of a business- man's wardrobe by rotating the wearing of suits, so that he nev- er wears the same suit on two successive days. 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