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@ THEOSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 8, 1964 3 RECEIVING LINE AT YWCA TEA HONORING ITS NATIONAL PRESIDENT Mrs. M.. N._ Vuchnich, National President of the YMCA, was in Oshawa, Fri- day, to address the graduates at. the annual graduation ex- ercises. of Oshawa General Hospital, The Oshawa YWCA honored Mrs. Vuchnich at a reception and tea Friday afternoon. The receiving line are shown here in the grounds at | the _YWCA taking a _few moments. to relax. They are from the left: Mrs, George Telford, Director of Nurs- ing; Mrs. H. 8. Myers, presi- dent of the local YWCA; }-~* ¥ Mrs, E. G. Storie, wife of the Chairman of the Board of Oshawa General Hospital; and Mrs. Vuchnich. --Oshawa Times Photo '|square as a chair or I'd have : |resses, | 'Scholarships' Is Theme Of Y's Menettes Meeting Mr. president, |member of the Donald Brunt, a Oshawa 'ithe home of Mrs. dard. | 'Bishops' the '| The Paul William Alexander |, DEREK ANDREW Derek Andrew McCaughey is the one-year old son of Mr. and Mrs, Orville A. McCaughey, Labrador drive, and is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Byrns, Osh- awa and of Mr. George Mc- Caughey, Hampton. The three jcussed were the ' |Alexander Scholarship Fund" the "World Outlook'? and the Fund'. sc holarships jscholarship fund formed in 1954, was named for Judge Paul Wil- liam Alexander of, Ohio, U.S.A., the founder and first Interna- tional President of larships to young men training to be YMCA secretaries. dis-\the Y's Menettes, 'Paul William|jmportant and vital the work »}was .in the Definite plans were made for trip to the Crest Theatre in|-- Yoron:o on June Ll. 40th "will Y's Men 1,|Colorado, U.S., Clubs. This fund grants schol-|1964. president, past-|overeas delegates participating) fice, That was the end of py- and an enthusiastic|in Y's Men's International Con-|jama parties on our campus! Y's| ventions, | |Men's Club explained the for-|tions of key Y's Men's to over-|were the best parties of all. d }mation of the three main schol-|seas arship funds of the Y's Men's/ences. ' |Clubs, to the Y's Menettes C!ub'from one club to another the jat its recent meeting, held at|members are furthering Y'sdom Robert God-/in other and supports visita- conventions and With members countries. Mr. Brunts message association, It was announced that International be held at Estes on A bulletin was read by Mrs. confer- visiting | helped to see how the convention) Park, | June 24-28, the Robert Brandt, ANN LANDERS Ann's Opinion Dear Readers: Remember the letter from the college girl who wrote home that she had ben invited to a co-ed pyjama party, sponsored by her soror- ity? The family was, shocked and so was I. But, of course, I attended college back around the time earth's crust cooled and much has changed since then. I invited the current crop of college students to clue me. They did. By the thousands. I was told that co - ed pyjama parties are very much a' part of campus life and I must be known all about these gay romps --- complete with matt- Have a look at the mail:' Dear Ann Landers: Please do not print the name of my city or sorority, Two years ago our Greek group gave a pyjama party, We removed all the fur-| niture and put mattresses down) Readers Refute at Valley College we have py- proved by the administration so you know they are OK. Some nut is always trying to push things too far, which happened here last year. A freshman girl showed up in a black sheer nightgown with a matching neg- ligee. She was asked to leave. Im left with her. compared with son! Terre Haute, Ind.: college, the sponsored by the fraternities pure. Al] Greek letter societies Panhellenic Council and if they At Baltimore: Johnny Hop- jama parties and they are ap- self, Buster. a thing. sorry to say three fellows Chicago: At Northwestern the pyjama parties are Yawnsville the Evanston beach parties, I've been to both and boing--there is no compari- At state pyjama parties and sororities are 100 per cent are subject to the rules of the |weren't decent they'd be axed. kins we have an annual pyjama ball. Most of the kids wear flannel nightshirts or granny- type nightgowns. They aren't the least bit sexy You know perfectly well that nothing ser- ious is going to happen when kids are laughing -- and these get-ups are side-splitters. Davenport, Iowa: I went to Morningside College in Sioux City, lowa, when you did (class of '40) and maybe: we didn't have pyjama parties but those hay rides and barn parties were pretty swingin' little. socials, Remember?--Whitey Dear Whitey: Speak for your- I don't remember Ann Arbor, Mich.: At. the University of Michigan pyjama parties are out - moded. Roman toga parties are in. We wear bedsheets and sandals. Ithaca? N.Y.: Relax, Ann, our pj parties are tame. Come to Cornell and see for yourself, and please bring your own mattress, Peoria, Il.; Here at Bradley we do have co-ed pyjama par- ties and they are like a Sunday school picnic. Torrance, Calif: I never got into trouble at a pyjama party. It was at a picnic that I met The/arink cans fits the bill nicely. s Canny' Creations | Keep Sick Child Quietly Occupied By ELEANOR ROSS It's difficult enough at any time to keep a sick youngster! occupied and happy. But when the weather is beautiful and ail sorts of glorious goings-on are taking place outdoors,: the job becomes just about impossible. A good answer to the conva- lescent youngster's boredom is to get him involved in a con- tinuing, worthwhile activity, one that is not too taxing. We came upon one such idea. Making: toys out of used soft It is an enjoyable time that will afford the child an oppor- tunity to be creative. READY SUPPLY Provide the youngster with a table to work on in bed. If you don't have a bed tray, a per- fectly good substitute can be made from a cardboard box with an insert cut out so that the child's legs will fit comfor- tably underneath. Cover it with paper in a gay design with colored paper ands it with paste, Then a clown balloon and to the top of the ble-faced tape or | shaped like clowns mals. Here's how Junior m The child can paper another color to cut out" |clown'. and it bee 's jumper -- on can. ba Edna Ann HATS HEAD TURNING: SEPARATES Tropical Flowers Print, Plain. my Waterloo. Now the little toymaker will on the floor which is the cus-| tom, We also put a bed in the| corner and hired a professional | photographer to take pictures lof the couples in bed. We) | thought our parents would get |a boot out of the snapshots. We | were wrong. Unfortunately,) }some parents have no sense of} |humor. They sent up a howl! that was heard in the dean's of-| and [ think it's a shame. They| From Lexington, Ky.: As a Kappa Alpha Theta I can tell you that ne sorority here spon- sors pyjama parties. The frat- ernities put them on. Everyone wears underwear and nobody has ever gotten into trouble at a pyjama party--so far as I know. It's the motel parties that are dynamite. Here WORLD OF Beauty. AWAITS YOU HERE! 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Parents -- Young People Please Note:--SUMMER SCHOOL at the "World Outlook" set up by aifrom the Y Macrttes' Club of World Outlook Committee, London, Ontario, announcing the which under the guidance of|forthcoming Y's Men's Region- the Y's Men's Club Internation-|al Conference November 6, 7, al Director shall guide the club/8, in London in exchanges of correspondence, prs bulletins and overseas Y's Men's Clubs and succeed Mrs. Graham Nelson develop club programs on sub-|who has taken up: residence in Clemence Hewett was fellowship with elected_to publicity chairman to} OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE begins THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1964 please do so at.once as You may re- ~--If you havé not registered yet. there is only a limited amount of space left. gister by phone: Dial 725-3375. GET YOUR FREE COPY OF "YOUR INVITATION LODGES AND SOCIETIES REBEKAH LODGE NO. 3 The regular meeting of Osh-| awa Rebekah Lodge No. 3 was held in the Oddfellows Hall on) jlodge hall at 7 jects of current world interest,|Toronto. basically known as a brother or sister club approach. The Bishops Fund ties in with Oshawa Y's Menettes will be World. Outlook, but more direct-|held at the home of Mrs, 7.15 sharp, It was|ly into all the club's major ser- decided to end the Town -and|vices, in many ways Through the club's efforts in|---- Country supper Aug. 19 at Ann Sister/saving postage stamps of for- Holt's home, Courtice. Wednesday evening. NG Sister/Lena Harper consented to be eign denomination, government, Anne Cook presided assisted by VG Sister Vera Wirsching. one, also 13 PNG's were pres- ent. VG Sister read the sick-list report alsoland committee reported on the four members convener, An entertainment lyn: Fickes, dainty refreshments were serv- Vera Wirsching| ed by Sister Evelyn Twiddy and a social half hour spent. who worked in the Tuck Shop) at Hillsdale Manor in the after- noon. day would be June 14. Treasur- er Sister Lena Harper read the! financial report. The secre- tary, read the correspondence. Sister Anne Cook sympathy to the bereaved and a speedy recovery for the sick. An invitation for June 13 to Maybell Lodge, Port Perry, for the opening of the new Odd- fellows Hall. was received and accepted. Congratulations were extended to Maybell Lodge on their new lodge hall. An invitation was received and accepted to go to Orono on June 9 to confer the Rebekah degree. The bus will leave the NG expressed| INCOME "GAP In 1960 in the U.S |families it was $3, 233. , the me- PNG Sister Helen Kinsmen dian income for white families reported that Decoration Sun-|was $5,835, while for non-white @ Sister Nelda Thompson,| DRAPERY MATERIAL 98° yard and up Compare ot $1.98 yard M. & C. Dry Goods & Draneries 74 CELINA STREET PHONE 723-7827 SHOPPING CAN BE EASY! READ AND USE TIMES FAMILY WANT or special issued stamps, three travel expenses mence. Hewett, street, The September meeting of the Cle- 785 Oshawa. HOUSEHOLD HINT Clean brass accessories of' rinse and dry thoroughly. PORTRAIT Make Your Appointment Today GYroland STUDIO 21 ATHOL ST. W. 723-3680 ce YOUR Palace by committee points are given for every one|soaking overnight in a vinegar When the roll cali was taken|was formed. Birthday greetings|cent stamp for they are resold/and salt solution. Scrub with a all officers were present but/were sung for PDP Sister Eve-|as used stamps. 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