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EXECUTIVES of the Osh- awa and District Old Country Club were complimented on the success of the club's first New Year's Eve ball. Seen from left to right are Presi- dent Leonhard Riley and Mrs. man Joseph Finch ana Mrs. Finch; ' vice-president: David Boakes and Mrs. Boakes and Jo Aldwinckie, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 . 3 a / Mr. and Mrs, George Holtom, membership chairman. --Oshawa' Times Photo Riley; entertainment chair- 7 "LE CLUB CANADIEN-FRANCAIS CELEBRATES L'ANNEE NOUVELLE Members of the Separate School Board were invited to join in. the celebrations and dance arranged by the Club Canadien - Francais in St. Gregory's Auditorium on New Year's Eve. Among the first to arrive wére Mr. and Mfs. William O'Neill, left, seen with Mr. and Mrs. Viateur Lavergne, President Sauveur Nadeau and Mrs. Lucien Se- vigny arid Mr. and Mrs. Real "Mantha. Later Mr. and Mrs. William' A, Clarke -- joined the party and Monsignor Paul Dwyer paid a brief_visit just before midnight. --Oshawa Times Photo recommends the | Eveleen Dollery, beauty coa-|is especially reivenistitig | Doliery "miracle Beauty Treatments i at Chatelaine, highly | Are Rejuvenating | mornings' or | women," says. Miss KEEP OFF GRASS FLIN FLON, Man. (CP)--A "Many women have never |plea to keep off the grass with ees" -- two - or - three -- hour|cure or facial and they should.' "miracle matin-|treateq themselves to. a mani-|a new twist has been made at "\the nearby Phantom Lake re- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, January 3,1964 7 Oshawa Old Country Club Holds! | Successful New Three hundred and fifty mem- bers of the Oshawa and Distric' Old Country Club celebrated at, the Kinsmen Hall on Tuesday evening, at the first New Year's Eve Ball held by this Club. The following is a partial list of members who attended this function: Chairman Mr. Leonard Riley and Mrs. Riley, Vice-Chairman Mr. David B. Boakes and Mrs. Boakes, Mr. Joseph Finch, Entertainments Chairman, and Mrs, Finch who is secretary of the Club, Mrs. Stanley Wilkinson treasurer, and Mr. Wilkinson, Mrs. George Day, Ladies' group president and Mr. Day, Mrs. Ted Veen- hof, building fund and Mr. Veen- hof, and Mrs. George Holtom, membership, and Mr. Holtom. Also present were Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Haylock, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest MclIlwraith, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davey, Mr. and 'Mrs. Alan Baron of Courtice, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Whitmarsh, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Baker, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Watts, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Homer, r. and Mrs. John Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Upton, Mr. and Mrs. James Williams, Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Rudkin, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayward, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Air, Mr. and Mrs. David Haynes, Mr. 'and Mrs. Arthur Coverly of Bowmanville. Mr. Edward Fisher, Mr. an Mrs. Kenneth Wyrill of Ajax, 'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cormie, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Morland Rees of Agin- court, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lin- ley, Mr. and Mrs. William. Mar- shall, Mr. and Mrs. E. C, Sav- age, Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Goss- man, Mr. and Mrs. John Kearney, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brown of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr. Robert Fen- ten, Miss Joan Batcheler and Mr. Roy Seingier. Music for dancing was pro- vided by Geraldo and his or- chestra and the master of cere- monies was Mr. George S. Day. At 11.15 p.m. a buffet supper of ham, turkey and a variety of salads and pickles was served, after which all members were issued with fancy hats, whistles, noise makers, streamers and balloons to add to the gaiety of welcoming the New Year. Members danced the Palais Glide, Knees Up Mother Brown and the Kokey Hokey as well as the usual waltzes, quicksteps and foxtrots. The building fund raffle was won by Mr. George Turner, and door prizes went to the following members, Mr. J. W, Stewart won an electric can Year's Eve Ball Prizes won during the Spot Waltz went to Mr. Richard Mosier and partner, Mr, Ted Savage and partner and Mr. Lawrence Connelly and partner, Coffee was served at 1.30 a.m. and the event ended with O Can- ada ard God Save the Queen. Those responsible for organ- izing this dance were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Finch and the en- tertainment committee, The next function to be held by the Oshawa and District Old Coun- try Club will be Scots' Night at the Knights of Columbus Hall, fanuary 25, 1964. Harman Park Holds A LITTLE DUTCH GIRL If you put @ windmill be- hind her and wooden shoes on her feet she would be a typi- cal representative of her par- Christmas Concert Harman Park held a Christ- mas Concert on Sunday after- SOCIAL NOTICE noon at. the park clubhouse. The afternoon began with a program consisting mostly of Harman district talent, Miss Irene Harvey was kind enovgh to have some of her troupe present. The program was: as follows: A Dance Twirl by Judy} Harper and Pamela Young. Solo Twirl by Cheryl Young. My Baby Doll by Cindy Wacko, Louise Proulx and Laurinda Gravelle. Basic Twirl by The Harmonettes. The Cedardale School Choir under the direction of Mr. Long sang: Oh Come Little Children, Deck the Halls, Angels We Have Heard and We Wish You A Merry Christmas; York Drill by The Twirlettes; Tinker Twirl by Cheryl Young and Wendy Smith;: The Strutt by Cheryl Young; Japanese Fan Dance by Sharon Kennedy and Nancy Buchanan; Solo Twirl by Cheryl Young; Wiggley Walk by Gail Brooks and Nancy Stripchik, Mr. Long and the Cedardale Choir led in a little sing-song ending in Jingle Bells which announced the arrival of Santa Claus. Each child was presented with a bag of candies by Santa before leaving for home. CHAIN OUTDATED SHERBROOKE, Que. (CP)-- The gold chain of office worn by Sherbrooke mayors has gone out of date. It bears the ctiy's for- mer crest, representing a steam locomotive crossing a_ trestle. The new city crest is Y-shaped MARRIAGE ents' homeland. She is Susanna Joyce, eight-month- old datighter of Mr. and Mrs, Sydney Prakken, Greenwood avenue, and is the 'grand- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Prakken, RR 3, Bow- manville, and of Mr. Sibbelle Hoogsteen, Oshawa. --Aldsworth Photography Westmount UCW,; | Meets For Supper" A pA pote fie opened the of Unit 2 of iwenennk United Church Women. The tables were beau- decorated for the Christ. mas season, , Mrs. Frank Ward © dondudte ed a short business period. treasurer's report and ; tary's reports were read, Mireed This seal is the hallmark. job. NU-WAY RUG CO, LTD. 174 MARY ST. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Hiller, Oshawa, wish to announce the marriage of their-second daugh- ter, Catherine Bonita, to Mr. Leo Raymond Shapiro. The ceremony took place on Friday, December 27, 1963, at Windsor, Ontario. Presentations Honor Newlyweds Mrs. Roy Parker, the former Miss Margaret Johnson, was honored on the occasion of her} recent marriage by the presen- tation of a double damask din- ner cloth and 12 matching table napkins by the staff of Mon- teith, Monteith, Riehl and Com- pany. The senior partners Mr. Gordon Riehl and Mr. Burt Waters presented the bride with an electric spray, steam andj. dry iron. From the members and friends of the First Church. of Christ, Scientist, Oshawa, the couple received a rust-colored, lazy-boy chair, and from the An- drew. Antenna Company of! Whitby, 'the bridegroom receiv, a hand-or-stand electric mixer. Claret VERY DRY ae erie representing the junction of the peoovcee oF ennse LITER | H Magog and St. Francis Rivers. MAPLE CLEANERS WARD'S opener, Mrs. Jack Webber won a permanent wave certificate, Mr. John Stolaryk/won a has- sock, Mr. Don Mason a table lamp, Mr. George Pettit a shoe bag and Mrs. A. Weeks a salad fork set. 504 SIMCOE ST. S. GSHAWA Service After Holiday Stress| beauty treatments including| Having£ a completely liquid|sort, Scooting about on power Cash & Corry dchin's massages, manicures, ev ¢nijlunch of juices one or two days|toboggans, a new northern fad, By PATRICIA RUSAK pedicures offered by many sal- hae week is very refreshing, andjis having an adverse effect on TORONTO P) «< W jons Jespecially good for women try-|the resort's lawns as packed should make > abl a eo "The idea of having someone] ing to keep their weight down,|snow, holding. in the frost, is to relax and get back into shape|"!t 0n you and fuss over youlsays Miss Dollery. |killing the grass. after the hectic holiday season. FUR CLEARANCE Free Pick-Up and. 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The plea "I haven't the time" no longer is justified with mod- ern. skin cleansers, oils and creams, When women are tired, their skin often becomes lined like ent, especially where the -air's moisture content is low! and most homes are centrally| heated, Miss Stoyle explained Other types of skin become | puffy, especially around the) eyes, when tired. | MILK BATHS * "One of the most detrital remedies for both dry and oily skin is to put on a face cream) and sit in a fluffy, warm milk| bath for about half. an hour." | After more than a week of) rich holiday fare, a diet high in) protein and low in calories 1s| essential for getting pack into) shape, says Miss Stoyle. 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