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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 6, 1963 A DUTCH BOY JOINS THE FAMILY OF DOLLS On behalf of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian Re- formed Church, Whitby, Mrs. John Schenk is seen present- ing a Dutch Boy doll to Mrs. Charles' Robson, convener. of the Dolls of All Nations. for 4 the Festival of Gifts, spon- sored by the Women's Auxil- jary, Oshawa General Hospital The dolls, many dressed and presented by women's auxil- iaries of ethnic groups in Osh- awa and district and some brought back from far-away lands by holidaymakers this summer, are on display all this week at Bassett's Jewel- lers. --Oshawa Times Photo Geraldine Leaver | Becomes The Bride Of Eric Cornish In St. John's Church (Angli- can) Bowmanville, recently, Geraldine Lillian Leaver be- came the bride of Eric Thomas Cornish. The bride is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward George Leaver Sr., RR 1 Bow- manville, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, John Wilfred Cornish, Oshawa. Mr. Kenneth Evans played the wedding music for the cere- Twin Sister Attends Bride 'ithe Cecilia Jeffery School was _ \meeting. "ONITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES| ARVILLA McGREGOR WMS The regular meeting..of the|* Arvilla McGregor WMS of Knox Presbyterian Church was held in the lounge on October 29. The president, Mrs, George Hamilton, opened the meeting with prayer. Worship was con- ducted by Miss Grace Ken- nedy. A letter giving informa- tion about Christmas gifts for SIMCOE. STREET UCW (Fidelis Unit) | The regular meeting: of the) Fidelis Unit of Simcoe Street Church was held recently in the church parlors with Mrs. Har- old Boddy presiding. The pno- gram for tte afternoon was in charge of Mrs. Harvey Moyer and her committee. Mrs. Boddy opened the meet- ing with a prayer followed by a hymn and the Lord's Prayer. The worship service was con- ducted by Mrs. Boddy. She read the scripture lesson from St. Matthew and a passage from "Meditations" explaining the lesson. - The minutes were read by the secretary and the treasurer's and flower convener's reports were given, | It was decided to hold a rum-| mage sale, Nov. 12 in the Me-| morial Hall, At the close of' the business| session Mrs, Boddy extended a welcome to the Reverend and! Mrs. John K. Moffat, honored guests for the afternoon. Mr. Moffat then showed a series of slides, commenting on each, taken on a recent trip across the United States and Canada. Refreshments were served by discussed. It was decided that the election of officers for 1964 will be held at the November Mrs. Bert Montgomery read excerpts from recent issues of The Glad Tidings telling of mis- sionary work and views for our study period. Miss Grace Kennedy read letters from Miss Catherine Polson in India telling of her experiences in her new life there. SIMCOE STREET UCW (Goodwill Unit) The regular meeting of the! Goodwill Unit of Simcoe street United Church was held in the church parlors. The President, Mrs. Frank Ross, presided. Miss Sally Parker supervisor of the girls and boys club of Father Darby Opens 'St. Gertrude's CWL 'Annual Fall Bazaar The annual Fall Bazaar of the St. Gertrude's CWL was opened by the curate, the Revy- erend Patrick E. Darby, The convener, Mrs. John Meinychuk, welcomed everyone on_ behalf of the League and introduced Father Darby, prior to declar- ing the bazaar open, Father con- gratulated the Grade I students of St. Gertrude's School on the wonderful effort and work they put into the masks, which were used as part of the decorations. He called the boys and girls to the. stage where each one was given a small gift of candy and the winner from each class was announced; They were Dean Oullette and Al Lacroix, each receiving a small prize from the League. In charge of decorating were Mrs. Michael Rudka, Mrs. Fran!- Flynn, and Mrs. John Poltz. Chrysanthemums were 30 DAYS OVERSEAS (OCT. Ist -- MAR. Ist) $312.00 ROUND TRIP AT FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL (OSHAWA) PHONE 728-6201 Simcoe Hall, was the guest used in profusion and since |October is the month of .the Queen of the Rosary, a huge lrosarv made from, pane ros- jettes and a statue of Mary were the focal point of the | decorations. The conveners of the various booths were as follows: home baking, Mrs. John Polman and Mrs, Patrick Roberts; mystery table, Mrs. Bernard LeFauri- chon; knitting and novelties, Mrs. Sidney Sheridan; general : ore. Mrs, Ed. Jarrell; aprons, Mrs, George Bogaard; religious articles, Mrs. "erald Merkley; and the Doll Draw table, Mrs. Stephen Stepanic. The Mother's Auxiliary of the Brownies and Guides sold home made candy and Mrs. Bernard O'Brien was in charge. Mrs. Bogaard was responsible for the advertising of the bazaar and the tea SEE PAGE 17 room and kitchen were in,Miss Shawn charge of Mrs. Arthur Parkin|winner of the ' and Mrs. Roy .Bligdon, The|ment from the tea room w. winner of the Doll Draw was"Mrs. Wm. Kudla. BS Modella Takes Pleasure in announcing that... ; MISS LINDA Will be returning te our Salon BEGINNING NOV. 12th, For Appointments PHONE 725-4531 MODELLA HAIR STYLISTS 71 CELINA STREET Beit STYLISTS PeRUEP ECS C LSS eer eC ease OSHAWA speaker. She spoke of the many the group in charge. activities going on at the Ha!) for the benefit of our girls and boys of all ages, including pre- school five-year-old deaf chil- dren who are being taught to read and mingle with other children. She paid tribute to small groups of men and wo- men who take an active part in making the work possible.) She also expressed gratitude to the Community Chest Fund for} their splendid contribution. Miss Evelyn Gay led in th devotions. Her topic was "Our At Mulligan-Cameron Rites Helen Louise Cameron, daugh- ter. of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cameron, Sault Ste. Marie, be- came the bride of James W. Mulligan, Oshawa, son of Mr. and Mrs Bertam Mulligan, Osh- awa, recently. The officiating clergyman was the Reverend R. McPharland, who also said the nuptial mass and the altar boys were the bride's two cousins from Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, John and mony performed by the Rever- end John Frampton and Mrs. chuk wore a similar sheath in gold, They both wore matching pill-box hats. The best man was William Hooey, Sault Ste. Marie, and the usher was Douglas Taylor of Oshawa, Prior to: the wedding break- fast at the Canadian Motor Hotel, the bridal party went to the Catholic Information Cen- tre for a special blessing in front of the Holy Spouses. Michael McCarthy. The soloist, Mrs. Edward Malone, accom- Following the reception at the work being done by Miss Mil- licent Howse, a missionary in Angola, who has helped to com- iplete a printed translation of |the Bible. into the Umbundu j\language. The native language jis Portuguese. | Three ladies from the Cal- bary Baptist Church, Mrs. |Green, Mrs, Galloway and S. \Gorman sang two. selections, |"Tenderly He Watches Over |Me" and "Jesus, I Love That |Precious Name". They were ac-| [companied on the piano by Miss! \J. Delaney. | | Mrs. James Hinkson and her| jcommittee served refreshments. | @ Seth biy peg William Porter, Whitby, sang) ; f "6 ' gy ee '«2| panied herself on the organ. The Lord's Frayer and Given in marriage by her god- Perfect Love". father and uncle, Mr. Glen| The bride's father gave her|Trempe, the bride wore a waltz- Croatian Hall, Sault Ste. Marie, the couple left on a honeymoon| trip to the Ottawa Valley and Montreal, with the bride don-| BUY at SPROULE'S! 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Mrs. McIntyre) tendants were Karlyn MacDon-|wore a peacock blue imported ald and Helen Allin, both of|brocade sheath, with a crystal- Bowmanville ,, and Mrs, Robert/¢tte overskirt and Mrs. Strati- Thompson, Whitby. : They were gowned alike in navy blue worsted boucle suit, red peau de soie, the bell skirts/trimmed with satin, matching gathered at the waist with alaccessories and a raspberry side at 250 Linden street, Osh-; awa, j AT Ansus-Grayoon CARPET COMPANY 4 282 King W 728-9581 BROADLOOM a corsage of sweetheart roses, for travelling. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Mulligan will re- Guests were present at the wedding from Sault Ste. Marie,| Michigan; Desbarets, Ontario; | Port Perry and Oshawa. Last Call! Sproule's Beef is Red Brand Beef --- Canada's Fine st Grade Prime RIB ROAST... 73: HEAD CHEESE PRESSWOOD'S SIDE PORK iss sco 3-LB. % TIN uu 39° 1 | BACON SQUARES *":: 29° BOLOGN MAPLE LEAF BRAND BY THE PIECE ». 39° bow. Their headdresses were self crowns and they carried shasta daisies. Mr. Allan Bryans, Oshawa, was best man and' the ushers, were Mr. Edward Leaver, Bow- manville; Mr, Gerald Huckstep| and Mr. Gordon Thompkins, | both of Toronto. At the Flying Dutchman Motel Hote] where the reception was held, the bride's mother receiv- ed in a beige crepe sheath with beige and brown accessories and a gold corsage. The bride- groom's mother was in navy blue silk with a- pink feathered| hat; navy blue accessories with a corsage of white carna- tions. On their wedding trip the cou- ple visited points west. For go- ing away, the bride chose a red featherd hat Mr. and Mrs. Cornish are re- siding at Regency Towers, Osh- awa. Guests were present from Toronto, Fort Erie, Highland Creek, Markham and Port Rowan. Be prepared with safe first aid that brings | fast relief... keep your medicine cabinet | stocked with DR.CHASES | Antiseptic oueveanerr check through our store ond family! 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