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for formal occasions. The bod- ice is slightly draped above as in pastel e slim white skirt is woma t plaid tunie in pink, mauve and green on white with a jewel neckline and three-quar- ter sleeves, Mrs, Warren Wills Sorority Fashion Little Cerebral Palsy Sutferers cut at the back, The skirt slashed to the side for ease of movement. emplitying harvest, convey Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 is seen in a full-length gown he fitted waistline and is low iis knee at one --Oshawa Times Photo Show Benetits | A fashion show in aid of the\in pinks, blues and black. To Cerebral Palsy School and| go with the ski outfit were sil-| Reay, Oshawa, the bride wore a Treatment Centre and organ-|ver pixie boots, this year's must! sown of tropical turquoise lace tzed by the Delta Sigma Chap-|for every skier. ter of Beta Sigma Phi, drew a capacity audience to St. Greg-|for suits, Modeled in grey-blue| jewelled neckline and full skirt. orium last Tuesday) over a sheath, ory's audit The pleated over-skirt is new the overskirt was d hey toal rea night. Mrs, Robert L. Burr was the) general convener and her com-| long-sleeve jacket, by a Black accents in a fedora- |Sharpe, The bride is the daugh- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, October 5, 1964 7 Sunset Heights.Home & School Celebrates Tenth Anniversary A cake decorated with the school colors was cut by Mrs. E. W, Huntley to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Sunset Heights Home and School Asso- ciation. Mrs. B. J. Salmers, president of the association, presided at the meeting. The minutes pre- pared by Mrs. J. D, McLaugh- lin, were read and Mrs, Howard gave the treasu report. Installation ceremonies were led by Mrs. Walter Kuch of Home and School Council, The following are the officers and executive for 1964-65: president, Mrs. B. J, Salmers; vice-presi- dem, Mrs, W. R. Hartley; re- cording secretary, Mrs. J, D. McLaughlin; corresponding sec- retary, Mrs, J. Hruska; treas- urer, Mrs, W. J. Howard. Executive members: Mrs. John Keenan, Mrs. Peter Fran- cis, Mrs. M. J. Achmatowicz, Mrs, Lioyd Metcalf, Mrs. R. J. Kimmerley, Mrs. L. L. Krantz. Mrs. W. J. Howard read the proposed budert and it was| N.Y. Honeymoon | For Sandra Markel) And Bruce Sharpe A trip to the New York World's Fair followed the wed- ding: recently of Sandra Gail Markel and Douglas Bruce ter of Mr, and Mrs, Carl E. Markle of Huntsville and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Sharpe of Burke's Falls, Ontario, The ceremony took place in the chapel of Simcoe Street United Church with the Rever- end J. K. Moffat officiating. Attended by Mrs. Matthew and nylon over peau de soie, styled with a fitted. bodice, A matching floral headdress held a tiny veil of tulle illusion and she carried a cascade bou- quet of white roses. The matron of honor wore : : style hat, kid gloves and shoes tales rag compowed OMe | onal aie i «dee fen, Mrs. Clilvord Smith, Mrs,|Plece grey woo! pin stripe bust nes t, | The perennial little black dress, still warmly received, Modelling were Miss Linda|°" ; Wilson, Miss Bleanor Wilson,|48 shown in ctene, | w as 4 sleeveless with a v_ neckline peg kc -- ins yond framed in organdy and worn bert, Miss Irene Wysotski, Mrs with a white ostrick pillbox hat John Wilson, Mrs, Robert 1,|#Md black lace shoes. magenta peau de soie, fahioned on slim lines with age | and her flowers were red roses. Mr, Matthew Reay attended the bridegroom and a reception was held at Mr. and Mrs. Reay's home on Beverly street. wedding trip to New York, the As the couple left on their | shanp on October 19, 1964. |this fall, make next summer's Burr and Mrs. C. C. Baxter. ping in town was an ensemble Suitable for a day of shop bride was wearing a black and blue, English tweed suit and a unanimously adopted by the members present. Mrs. G. A, Crawford report- ed on the Grade 8 party. Mr. Lioyd Weiderick, pal of Sunset Heights introduced his tea follows: Kindergarten, Miss G. Trull; Grade 1, Mrs. F'. Coulter; Grade 1, Miss J, Fairman; Grades 1 and 2, Mrs. G. Mounfthay; Grade 2, Mrs. M. Teskey; Grades 2 and 3, Miss B. Byils- ma; Grade 3, Miss R, Russell; Grades 3 and 4, Mrs. C. Wright; Grade 4, Mrs. I. Caskey; Grade 5, Miss R. MacDonald; Grade 5, inci- Mrs, W. Kellington; Grade 6, Mrs, T. Rowland; Grade 6, Mr,| R. Welbourne; Grade 7, Mrs.) M. Wright; Grades 7 and 8, Mr.! C. Brownson; Grade 8, Mr. G. Hiemstra. Mr. Weiderick then introduced) Mr, C, Brownson who outlined] the Bars and Letters system and) showed samples of the awards| presented to deserving pupils at the end or each year, for the coming year: Kindergarten, Mrs, C. J. Jen- kins; Grade 1, Mrs, W. E. J,| Hall; Grade 1, Mrs, F. T, Col- \liet; Grades 1 and 2, Mrs. J. C.| ' |Hardie; Grade 2, Mrs, Robert|of controversy in Nations Lymer; Grades 2 and 3, Mrs, A. D. Gibb; Grade 3, Mrs, Kel- vin James; Grades 3 and 4, Mrs. E. W. Shemilt; Grade 4, Mrs. Douglas Chapman; Grade 5, Mrs. E. W. Roberts; Grade 5, Mrs. W, E. J. Hall; Grade 6, Mrs, G, A. Crawford; Grade 6, Mrs. Murray Davidson; Grade 7, Mrs. J. W. Button; Grades 7 and 8, Mrs, Allan E. Thomp- son; Grade 8, Mrs. David Low. Mrs, E, W. Huntley, who pre- sided over the first meeting of the Sunset Heights Home and School Association, read a brief! resume of the achievements of/ the association over the past decade, Mrs, Huntley mention- ed that Mr. C, Brownson was the only member of the original staff still teaching at the school. To show the appreciation of members, Mr, Brownson was presented with a gift by Mrs. She explained how the Food and of the UN wa helping others t help themselves, In the Province of Mysore an institute of food was ing. stall 85 combat fl able. Two factories operated by UNICEF delivered one hundred tons of these food substitutes every day, but death and dis- ease from hunger stalked the land. "Lacking refrigeration and ion, thinty per cent of the harvest spoils, and only those on the coastline benefit from the abundance of fresh- fish,' she nevealed. "The institute has discovered a way to make fish flour and dried flakes from mangoes, a plentiful, fleshy fruit. In these two items alone, the UN és help- ing. othens to help themselves, but. the UN needs the help of the favored and well-fed to con- tinue its death-defying progam." Mrs. Merrilees was accom- --~| The following members 'vol-|panied by Mrs. G. A. Wren- junteered to be grade mothers|shali, executive vicepresident of the United Nations Associa- tion, Toronto Branch, who gave an outline of the positive pro- gram of the UN. "Headlines create an image the United ." she said, 'but this is a small aspect compared with manitarian work." Pe She cited International Civil Aviation, the World Health Or- ganization, the Narcotics Com- mission, the Universal Postal Union and the International Tele-Communication Union, all specialized agencies, for mankind through the ma- chinery of UN. its vast field of social and hu-| Top : : il : ti ! f z J. Rundle, Mrs. W. R. tig and Mrs. J. A, Aldwinckle for lending them. 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Parading to the piano stylings of Richard Valleau, Elizabeth Gilbert modelled a petite ski! outfit consisting of pale blue stretchies, a fluffy pink V- necked sweater with a multi- colored, reversible, ski jacket length veil was held by tiered White Cross Centre : Musical Evening jose circlets. Is Much Enjoyed | WANTED! -- Thirty, friendly, fun loving couples to learn the i] new modern style of square The White Cross Centre, Sim-|| dancing. Every Wednesday coe «street south, enjoyed a] Might through the Fall and memorable evening party re-| Winter (shift work no problem). cently at their Monday evening | ft oeeeeed eal! TAb-2744 or "Open House."' With Mrs. Wal- aneellelned ter Atherfold at the piano, ably e@ccompanying the talented vo- calists, Mrs. Elmer Gibson and Miss Anne Nicol, they chose as their program, the best of Rog-| er's and Hammerstein's music, for an appreciative audience of members The White Cross executive | secretary, Miss Beryl Bas-| singthwaighte, and Volunteers, |f took advantage of this occasion, | to make a gift presentation to | Mr. Emie McKay, a member) leaving for Toronto, Rounding || out the evening, refreshments | were served by Miss Bess Fel-| lows and the volunteers present. consisting of a black knit dress with tie belt, topped a tweed coat in red, green and black with slash pockets and wristlength sleeves, The sim-| blue gladiola cor A Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe oi their home in Hunts- ville. | Guests attended from Burke's ple dress could be enhanced) Falls, Jordan Station, London, with jewellery to become a din-|Mount Albert, Cooksville, Ham- ner dress at the end of a busy jlton, Huntsville, Weston and day. /Hampton, The bride's gown of one de ___._- sole featured a bateau neckline | with lace appliques and seed) LADIES! 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