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Not Many Women Are Willing : MR en Nec Rete To Face Political Fireworks OTTAWA (Special) -- Al- 24th parliament, Miss Margaret though women have takén arlAitken, lost her seat {6 a mere Active role in polities for many|male in York-Humber, a To- years, they have made little im-|ronto area riding. pression on th- "'-~<@ of Com-| Of the five women. members mons. Of the 265 mer "--- oflof the last parliament, four ap- the last parliament, only five|pear to have a fair chance of were wotien. Tv:o of the four|re-election and one is doubtf:l. parties did not boast a woman| The two Liberal we--en MPs, MP and only two of the ten|Miss Judy LaMarsh and Mrs. provinces were represented by|Isabel Handié will benefit from women members. any swing in political sentiment So far, there is little intica-ltowar their party. Miss La- tion that the situation will be|Marsh, member for Niagara much different in the next par-| Fails, 'had a better than Bi) liament, Women MPs are as|vote margin ove: her Conserva- vulnerable to defeat ag their|tive opponent, also a womatf, in male counterparts, Last June,|June, Mts. Hardie, who repre- one of the few women of the|sented the Northwest Terri- bs tories, was hard-pressed to wit Korean Child Choir\tzi'tt °° °% et «ual Delights Audience |posimister general and "ioe postmaster gener fg- g i ualence time mertber for Hamilton Cedardale United Church|West, may fetain hér. seat- for members and 25 Junior Ohoir|the Conservatives, An MP since members of the chutch journey-|1959, she won in June by. about ed to Toronto last Tuesday eve-|1,700 votes. Mrs. Jean Cassel- ning to sée and hear the Worla|man, MP for Grenville-Dundas Vision Korean Orphan Choir atjin Ontario in the last house = Massey. Hall, 4 comifortable margin of _ The S-voice choir consist- 4.000. It is interesting to ooee. ped Ps ae pro eg from however, ee ve ~ co : séven to een years of age,|men were ing for the priv- were an honor afd tribute tolilege of opposing her on behalf cr PO NIA SATURD AN : . 2 . Sal acs a kee _, ey * and -- the thy nc party in the cot- ELE MISS LO AT AY D CE ) jebrated its tenth anniver- William Clancy (1952-54); (1960-62). Mrs. Patrick Rob- | hearts capacity crowd. |ing election. ; By popular 'ballot Christine Stankiewicz is seen, top left, Irene Salowski and ey Aye cmmge nig fire Os se omcintly, Assisting Mrs. Mrs. Sideey Sheridan (1954- exis (1958-60) was unable to Hundréds were turned away| 'The third Conservative woman| Stankiewier was elected Mise waiting with the other candi- to Christine are cake when St. Gertrude's James Noonan, president, 56); Mrs. Angus Neil (1956- be prescnt. from the performances on Mon-|MP, Mrs. Margaret Macdonald) Polonia at a dance organized dates ¢ t the final announce- Catholic Women's League centre, are left to right, Mrs. , 58) and Mrs. Walter. Branch --Oshawa Times Photo jday and Tuesday evenings for|of Kings, Prince Edward Island,| by the Polish Alliance Branch ment, In the front row are lack of accommodation. appears to be the most] 21 on Saturday night. Miss Lyn ice Mary Zmudski, . ranch and Mss Poona St. Gertrude's CWL Gathers SOCIETIES [urivestse! oe e*tata ely ama, foe ear boast le silént soloist, | only votes and-is fac' &l nation's history. And in the last essor| 8nd a cheque. . LODGES AND who, unable to sing with audible younger and stronger Liberal parliament, Mas. Cz--elman be- gs A gh rept fan Oshawa Times Photo ® voice, communicated her songs nt on April 8. came the 'first woman ever ap-|iast June for the Liberals in To Mark t Nnniversary BETA SIGMA PHI report of the executive meet-|by movements of her hands and| The easiest road to the House| pointed as a patliamentary séc-| Northumberland riding if On- Phi Phi Chaptie ' ing ~~ last week en gece jon ey on a - has 30. of seme for ~-- womeniretary. She was the assistant|tario, losing by 800 Votes, She t of town and|Patrick Roberts was unable to|_ The regular meeting etaled election papers for ceived her hearing by the assis-|appears to be to run in place of|to health and velfare ministetihas been nominated aod scent _ Bd at-lbe present. Sigma Phi, Phi Phi Chapter,|executive re seein: -- *. & hearing aid. The|a husband who held the seat andy, w. Monteith. Miss-LaMarsh|may well. add. to Se" teak tended the social evening mark-| 'The president, who also re-|W48 held at the home of Miss| There w - je 8 ~y a Riv r so repeated Bible| subsequently died. Of the five| win be almost certain of cAb-|strength and beauty in the next ing the 10th afiniversary of St.Jceived a corsage, announced|Ruth Keil. mittee mee nh a a Ell tt, i women in the jast parliament,|inet, or at least a parliamentary|Houseé of Commons. Gertrude's Catholic Women's\that a Day of Recollection|, President, Miss Margarecjthe home of Miss 0 he highlight of the evening|three of them had followed this|secretary post, if the Liberals League last week. would be held in St. Gregory's Russell, operied. the meeting,|Cadillac avenue south. . for the Cefardale Junior Choir|course, Mrs. Casselman, Mrs.|f:rm the next government. The Reverend John Myers!next Sunday and that St. Ger-|Miss Stella Smarz called the The cultural program Am .)was the opportiinity to meet the|Macdonald and Mrs. Hardie. One other woman who is ex- held a service of benediction) tryde's would hold a card party,| |roll and read the minutes in/Spiritually Right" was given by|members of the Korean Choir| While few women i.a and pected to have a better than and later attended the meeting} April 17. |the absence of Miss Louise|Mrs. Francis Fleming. and to hold their hands as they|fewer are elected, those who dol|even chance of being elected is during which Mrs. James) party refreshments were |Thompson. Miss Maureen Com-| The meeting ended with the|wished them farewell and alsurvive more than a term or Noonan presided. Father Myers) .pveq fae the past presidents @rford gave the treasuter's reclosing Ritual and Mizpah. _ |pleasant Journey during their|two, usually gain some recogni SEE eee, thelcut the anniversary cake. /PO*t- ("the next meeting will be held tour. tion. RESULTS COUNT! Ja| - ' | A cheque, proceeds from the|at the home of Mrs. Pame Mrs, Fairclough is the first ng ers = _ be rout annual Blue and Silver Ball, was| Knight, Guelph street. a Margaret Philips, Sis¢er|woman cabinet mialowr in the of their, achievement. ; t 0 -- also that it was fitting at such Couples Club Shows Presented to the Diabetic Asso- LTB NO, 58 a Howard. a time to remember the time, jciation by President Miss Mar-| pe regular meeting of "E'B|.,2he birthday banquet is at 24 RUG & come tenrial® i : : garet Russell and treasurer)y5 55 was held in the Orange|St0tie Park on March 16. Any "HOUR SERVICE 4 CLEANING @ DRAPERY ftort and prayers of the late ; 0. Reverend Francis Mahoney, Educational Film | Miss Maureen Comerford. . NO SERVICE CHARGE Our Pes con will clean Temple with Deputy Master|°M¢ wishing to attend please MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE in @ BROADLOOM the first spiritual director of St. 7 A a The three members wy will| Brother Le, eet ea in ge Ret ye Rags Age ro FOUR SEASONS Gin 4 Meals 0 tes home ne © SLIP COVERS ; ; be going to sdale anor,|the absence orshipfu is- L : por ng yo alga euide/On Eastern Asia March 9, are Miss Joan Elliott,|tress Sister Ruth Gatchell. | with prayer by Chaplain Sister TRAVEL Oshawa & District & pp He introduced the Reverend] gt, Andrew's United Church|Mrs. Allan Fleming and Miss) 'The sick committee report|ive SOR PHONE 728-6201 Real Estate Board | @ UP TERING N. J. Gignac, regional director,|Couples' Club held its Febru- Ruth Kell. Sister Annie Burgess, bg ed il- 8 is'on March 5. ~ who congratulated the CWL on|ary meeting in the church com-/ Mrs, Allen Fleming gave a dred Carnochan, S: ges ae. ce ii en ce an erm Te, Cope i eis, aig rae a enters, eee ia' the years yg wteom. Asia's Rim" are young people) png Sister Elda Howard| - : nder 20 years of age. 'or the ensuing) apes. po vireng Pog bs Presidents, "Mr, -and--Mrs:;--A question and answer period veer, ee * " py Seslegr" F USC) George Tanton, presided for the} followed. The draws were won by Sis. ; rd Carter, repion-|devotional period. The meeting] Mrs. Anthony De Boo sang ' . Mrs. Gregory Ps er, G €10N-| spened with scripture reading|two Negro spirituals, "Swin as al age octane by Mrs. Tanton. Mr. Tanton|Low, Sweet Chariot," andi RUDY'S i "heris South, / §.-- 728-7021 Mrs. 'Walter Branch introduced|'°d !" prayer. "Heaven, Heaven," accompan- Othowe's Only Mrs. Fred A. Gets was oar-lied by Kelvin James at the | r. Tack Guilt rg vo | rator and discussion leader for|piano. EACLUSIED HAIRET VEIN Sass er Sales, Pickering; Mrs. Max-|thé flim on East Asia. The Benediction was given by FOR MIM oe =< 'coleman, "bie, Marie du| Mrs. Getz, a member of Bt. ee coe ee tecruias 9 eto me b "eh MATER VOICE Bouple; rer "De G,. Newmean,| Andrew's and a past missionary 3 } St, Tonn the Evangelist, of West China, and also mis- by Mrs. James Hedge and com-| § Tribology ve Perms +, Mrs. William Saccoc- mittee. Whitey; sionary co-ordinator for St. oe ' + Mary's, Rosebank. Andrew's, brought her person- iT T " There were 11 charter mem-|ai knowledge of the Asian ; bers present including Mrs. Wal-| peoples. aes as : lace Armstrong of Richmond) «on the Rim of Tomorrow" Hil. revealed 50 per cent of the 38 Mrs, John Poltz presented a peopl " | * : ry » Gertrude' w rv : rE : , the had collected, assembled' SEWING MACHINES 9] - QOL A ist as 4 and decorated in a handsome REPAIRED 1! volume to be treasured more and more in time. Ane ane ee 2 Sener UP TO ts. F. G. Flynn presented! } Corsages to the past presidents, WARNER WILLIAMS Mrs. William Clancy, Mrs. Sid- SERVICE CENTRE e ney Sheridan, Mrs. Angus Neil, | 17-8 BOND £& = 725-3531 and Mrs. Walter Branch. Mrs.' peesceecie IN CASH ENTER OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE'S See The NEWEST 1963 MONTHLY ee FAMILY ALLOWANCE | RGM. 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