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MR. AND MRS. CH ARLES McDONALD Jo Aldwinckie, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, March 4, 1964 7 A touch of spring was the atmosphere last Thursday night at the Kinsmen Community Centre when the Oshawa Kin- ettes sponsored a rather unique evéning, appropriately called "Ladies' Night Out." Following the opening re- marks by Kinette president, Mrs. Morley Robinson, Mrs. David McCann, convener, in- troduced Miss Elizabeth Wilson, home economist with the On- tario Hydro. Kinettes' 'Ladies' Night Out' Proves A Successful Event yy Miss. Wilson cortfucted a cooking demonstration with emphasis on quick tricks, us- ing small electrical appliances. At the close of Miss Wilson's presentation, the various food items which she had prepared were drawn for and won by Mrs. Doreen Wilson, Mrs. S$ and Mrs. Russell Shane. While desserts and tea were being served, the audience was treated to a spring: hat fashion show under the capable direc- UNITS, GROUPS AUXILIARIES TOPS CLUB . Long-Time Residents Robson St. [ie TORS, ci Meanints the- ORC, The meeting opened with singing the TOPS' song. tion of Kinette Mrs. Bruce Williams. The able commenta- tor for this event was Kinette Mrs. Archie Hubert with Mrs. Albert Watkins of Peterborough, Kinettes Mrs. Ronald Wilson, Jr., Mrs. Bruce Caverly, Mrs. Lloyd Pigden, Mrs. Robert Sledziewski and Mrs, Earle Southern as models. The winner of the door prize was Mrs. Joseph Catalana. Sutton, Mrs. William De Long) Principal Explains Work with Retarded To Lionettes Mr. John Liptay, principal of Glenholme School addressed the Oshawa Lionettes at their regu- lar meeting held recently in Simcoe Hall. He discussed the work being done with the mentally retarded children. Oshawa has had its own association operating for ten years while as recently as fifteen years ago there were no schools for the Retarded in Can- ada. While cause and cure are as yet unknown much can be done to help the mentally re- tarded live happy lives, he said. Mr. Liptay showed slides of the children at Glenholme school showing that they were happy and capable of doing many of the Sheltered Workshop where the- young adults engaged in employment suitable to their capabilities and were kept busy. Mr. Liptay was introduced by the president, Mrs, Raymond Stephenson, and was thanked by Lionette Mrs. Norman Gower. An invitation was read from the University Women's Club to attend their theatre party, March 12. It was decided to affiliate with the Lionettes in in District A. The secretany was asked to invite the Bowmanville Lionettes to attend the April meeting. A special trip to the Automotive Museum was planned before the next meeting. Each Lionette is hoping to have a money-making project and Mrs. Wolfe Miller took her turn, holding a silent auction which provided much fun and helped the club funds. Lionette Mrs. Edwin Wellman and her committee served handcrafts, He showed pictures refreshments. 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Highest/nounced that the winner of the loser for the week was Shirley|Kinette Spring Wardrobe was Smith with a 5% pound loss.|Mrs. Lloyd Horner. June Deveaux was presented) It was unanimously agreed with the Queen's six - week/that the large attendance at trophy with a loss of 14%4|this first "Ladies' Night Out" junds. |confirmed advanced _ billings The highlight of this month's/that it would be a novel and meeting was having Mrs. Jean| most enjoyable evening. Flatt as the guest speaker. Jean) is area supervisor for Canada.| AND SAT. ONLY 66c COATS A family dinner party: held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ohamberlain, Churchill avenue, on Sunday evening marked the 61st wedding an- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald. : The couple, both originally from Glasgow, where they were married in the Congregational Church, February 28, 1903, have LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE IN OSHAWA KK STANDS FOR SERVICE OFFERING EVERY ASSISTANCE FOR YOUR SHOPPING PLEASURE KK STANDS FOR SELECTION OFFERING THE WIDEST CHOICE OF GOODS UNDER ONE ROOF KK STANDS FOR SATISFACTION OFFERING GUARANTEED SATISFACTION WITH EVERY PURCHASE BELDING-CORTICELLI interesting| made their home in the same house on Robson street for the past 53 years, coming there directly from Scotland. Mrs. McDonald is the former Isabella Horn Brown, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Colin L. Brown and Mr. McDonald is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald, all of Glasgow. The Reverend John Mathieson Forsan offciated at the marriage; the bride being then 18 years of age. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald have six children: Charles Jr., Colin, Isabel (Mrs. Roy Perry); Jean (Mrs, Edwin Drinkle); Hazel (Mrs. Jack Chamberlain) and Ruth (Mrs. Ivan Parrott). There are six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Mrs.. McDonald is a Past Noble Grand of Rebekah Lodge No. 3; Past Matron of Sun- beam Chapter; Order of + Eastern Star, and a member of the Lend-a-Hand Club. Mr. Mc- Donald who retired in 1952 from he Rib Leather" Cénipany Oshawa Golf Club met recent- ly to elect a new executive to plan the summer's activities, The new officers are: presi- dent, Miss Gloria Robson; 1st vice-president, Miss May Rob- son; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Edward Reed; secretary, Mrs, Sydney T. Hopkins; treasurer, |Mrs. Ross Gibbs; captains, |Mrs. John Kessler and Mrs. {Duncan -Brodie; handicap man- agers, Mrs. Merlyn S. Corrin, Mrs. Morley D. Jacobi; _ busi- ness girls, Miss Madeline Tubb, and. Miss Madeline Gus- cott; house committee chair- tan, Mrs. Stanley Boudreau; publicity chairman, Miss Dor- een Dobbie; junior development chairman, Mrs, 'Charles Clif. "rd and Mr Ross Gibbs; rules chairm:.., rs, William Murphy. Tea and served. sandwiches were She gave a most talk about Tops, after which fol- lowed a question and answer period. Tea, coffee and foods were served. ST. GEORGE'S GUILD Mary Parker Group of St. George's Guild was h-ld at the home of Mrs. E. P. Bathe, Rit- son road. Mrs. O. C. Richardson presided. The treasurer's report was given and arrangements made to have a bake sale at the next Guild meeting. During the evening Mrs. Rich- ardson interested the "members with remarks from a vestry' re- port of St. George's during the Reverend Mr. Talbot's incum- bency. This report was sent to Mrs. Richardson before she left England, over fifty years ago, and which she has kept through the years, Mrs. Bathe served the re- freshments. -- | | attend. March 4 March 11 March 18 Please make free reservation for me at the new Chambers Schoo! of | Cookery. | have checked the Wednesday evening in March | wish to attend. Also please reserve free copy of the 48-page full-color book "Preparing Foods for the Freezer" which will be given to me when | March 25 Mail coupon to: today. 933 Ritson Rd. South, Oshowe 723-1163 'How To Save Money~On Your Food Budget » diet) J The regular meeting of the) | Be prepared with safe first aid that brings fast relief,., keep your medicine cabinet stoc KK STANDS FOR VALUE OFFERING THE TRUE VALUE THAT ONLY THE EXPERIENCED SHOPPER CAN RECOGNIZE WHEN K COMES ked with FS BDR.CHASES. Antisoptic ouetmenr THE BIG K STANDS FOR ALL THESE THINGS -- AND MORE! YOU CAN DISCOVER IT FOR YOURSELF YOUR WAY--SOON || 1 | | TAMMY SHOES 1 This is one of many helpful subjects discussed by food economists at the new Chambers School of Cookery. Also learn how to select best cuts of meat and watch meat- cutting demonstrations. You can attend without cost or obligation. Mail coupon or phone for free reservation This new School of Cookery is organized by Chambers Food Club. EVERYONE is wel- come. You needn't be a member. Well-k food ists will demon. strate how it is possible to save money on your present food budget. And how te pick out the best cuts of meat. You will also see meat-cutting demonstra- tions showing how to save money by cut- ting your own meet. (It's a lot easier than you think!) A wide range of home-freezers and retrig- erators wil be on display. Their proper use will be di d and d d. You'll be surprised at the variety of foods thet you can now buy frozen or FREEZE AT HOME, 933 RITSON RD. 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