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a em mt er pe MEMBERS AND GUESTS foregathered at a reception Scottish Rite Clyb Ladies' Night Social Gathering of Noted Masons The Scottish Rite Ladies' Night, held on Wednesday night, in the Hotel Genosha, was a gala affair, considered by many to be a "top'"' social function of the -season. It was attended by a capacity gathering of masons of the high- er degrees, with high ranking) officers and their ladies from Toronto, Peterborough, Port Hope, Pickering, Whitby, Brook- lin and from Oshawa and dis- trict. The guest speaker was Mr,| Howard Moore of Toronto wh until recently, was P. Lieut.) Grand Commander of the) Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite for the Dominion of Canada. Mr. Moore, in his brief remarks, complimented. the local organ- ization on its success and re- viewed briefly the recent con- vocation of Supreme Council held in Ottawa. He was intro- duced by Mr. W. Gordon Bunker, Oshawa, who referred 'to the ' speaker's part in the formation of 'the local organiza- tion in the early twenties. The Lovpinevingiiilotieitteaaal orior to the dinner, The group above includes, left to right, speaker was thanked by Mr, W. L. Pierson on behalf of. the audi- ence and was presented with a gift which Mr. Pierson said was was a token of the high esteem in which he was held by the Oshawa brethren. Mrs. Moore Was presented with a sheaf of roses from a group of Supreme Council mem- bers in Toronto who were un- able to attend the Oshawa func- |tion but wished to extend their | warm greetings to Mr. and Mrs, | Moore. The President of the Oshawa |Scottish Rite Club, Mr. Walter |Famme, was chairman, and tendered a welcome to the visi- tors and paid a tribute to the Supreme Council members of the Oshawa organization. Stanley St. John of Toronto was in charge of the entertain- ment and presented Carol Anne Curry, soprano, and Wally Wil- liamson, tenor, two television stars, who delighted the audi- ence with solos and duets. The 1964 event was brought to a close with Auld Lang Syne. Foresters Hold Hallowe'en Dance The combined efforts of Court 1443, Whitby, and Court 1871, Oshawa, of the Canadian Order of Foresters made for a success- fal annual Hallowe'en dance at the Oshawa Airport Recreation Hall on Saturday. The hall was appropriately the best comic costumes and Connie Crossman and Terry Vale as the best original cos- tumes. Spot dance winners were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foley, and the special attendance prize was won by Mr. Robert Hogle of Columbus. The door prize was won. by Mrs. W. Mathews. Proceeds from the dance will be used for benevolent work, as carried out by the Canadian Order of Foresters. decorated with pumpkins, witches, black cats, and a dis- play coritaining a rail fence, corn-stalks, and a jolly scare- crow. Music for the round and square dancing was provided by Orvel Selleck's orchestra with square dance calling by Earl Brown, who also acted as mas-| ter of ceremonies. During the intermission those in Hallowe'en costume gathered in the centre of the dance floor to be judged for prizes. After serious thought, the judges, Mr. George Mathews and Mr. Leon- ard Barker, selected Marion| Dumond aed Clifford Newans as | Phone Brights for free home delivery! @ SPECIALLY PROCESSED For The Finest North American and European Style Meats and Pastries IN OUR OWN PLANT @ 2 Locations: OSHAWA .- SHOPPING CENTRE 728-1111 DOWNTOWN 12 SIMCOE ST. N. 728.5487 ey 0 NDAAIAOIDOODOD \AAAAAAAA? FABRICS 3000 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM! By The Yard At HARLEIG SUPPLIES (Oshawa Ltd.) Oshawa Shopping Centre: 725-3012 LAAAASL J 4! NAN ANA A 4 AVA WY OYODUOOULIIVUL YORU OVD QUOUOUOU00 - His Honor Judge A, C. Hall, Mr. Howard Moore of Toronto the guest speaker; _ Mr. A. G. Saturday, November 21, will be the wedding day of Mr. Gordon John Pulkinghorn and Miss Stella S. Smarz, accord- ing to the-announcement today by Mr. and Mrs. John Smarz, Oshawa, parents of the bride- _to-b be. The Nhe prospective bride- LET'S TALK TURKEY Frozen turkeys should be thawed in the original moisture- proof wrapping in the refriger- ator, one to two days for up to 12 pounds, two to three days for up to 20 pounds, 'three to four days for up to 24 pounds. If thawing under cold water in the original wrapper, it will take four to six hours, six to eight hours and eight to 12 hours for Port Perry United Church was the setting when Joyce Mar- guerite, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong, Port Perry, was united in: marriage to Alan Howard Ashton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton, Epsom, The Reverend Alec G:' Rice officiated at the double ring ceremony, Mr. Walter Kerry, soloist,..sang. 'The Wedding Prayer" and "O Perfect Love', accompanied by Miss Gloria Hastings. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a. formal white silk faille gown featuring a scoop neckline and designed with a bouffant skirt appliqued with Alencon lace and an over- lay of sequins with a large bow cascading down the centre of the back, She wore a coronet of pearlized tendrils with sequin trim holding a nylon tulle shoul- der-length veil and carried a bouquet of pink sweetheart rose- buds and white baby chrys- anthemums, Mrs, Harvey Dearborn, Prince Albert, was matron of honor and the other attendants were Mrs, Garry McHugh and Miss Isa- belle Strong, both of Port Perry, e\all sisters of the bride. They were gowned alike in semi-for- «|mal sheaths of turquoise peau Storie and President Walter Famme and. their ladies, --~Oshawa Times Photo ~| Bushell, de soie, featuring scalloped necklines and detachable over- skirts trimmed with -matching flowers, They wore self pill-box hats and carried «ascades of yellow chrysanthemums. The flower girl, Miss Lori Oshawa, niece of the BAGGAGE. CHECK LONDON (CP) -- A special |ecommittee has been set up by the British Standards Institution to find the ideal suitcase for air travel, one of a number of atk tempts to check the rising inci- dence of damage to air luggage. To find the ideal suitcase they "\are. testing the cases by drop- | |ping them when £1!l to bursting, checking sharp corners and soaking them. Joyce Strong, Alan Ashton Exchange Vows In Port Perry bridegroom, wore a_ turquoise full skirt dress with matching flowered hat and carried a nose- gay of white and yellow chrys- anthemums. Mr. Keith Ashton, Epsom was best man for his brother. The ushers were Mr, Barry bushell, Oshawa and Mr. Harvey Dear- born, Prince Albert. Master David Geer, Utica, nephew of the bride, was ring-bearer. For the reception in the church parlors the bride's moth- er received, wearing a beige brocade peau de soie dress with matching bolero, gold accessor- ies and a corsage of yellow chrysanthemums. The bride- groom's mother assisted, wear- ing a royal blue silk knit en- semble, pink accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. As they left on a honeymoon trip through northern Ontario, the bride was wearing a teal blue boucle suit with natural fox fur cuffs, offset with black and white accessories, and a Cor- sage of baby white chrysanthe- mums, Upon their return the couple will make their home in Port Perry. "SOCIAL NOTICES MARRIAGE | Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bradley, | Ashburn, announce the marriage of their daughter, Joy Irene, to} Mr. Lee Francis Boyd, Yar-|> mouth, Nova Scotia, The wed- ding took place on' Friday, | October 23, 1964, in Meadowc rest | Baptist Church, Brooklin, On- tario, with the Reverend Lester | R. Laird officiating. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Mr, and Mrs. John Smarz, forthcoming marriage of, their | daughter, Stella Shirley, to Mr. | {Gordon John Pulkinghorn, son of} Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gordon Pulkinghorn of Peterborough. The ceremony is to take place on Saturday, November 21, 1964, at 3.00 p.m, in Northminster United Church. Oshawa, wish to announce the| Mrs. A. H. Ashton Feted At Showers Prior, To Wedding Prior to her marriage recent- ly, Mrs. Alan Howard Ashton, Port Perry, was entertained at a number of pre-nuptial parties, |- Mrs, Ashton is the former Joyce Marguerite Strong. Mrs, Donald Asling entertain- ed at a cup and saucer shower at her home in Epsom, A miscellaneous shower was given for relatives and friends by Mrs. Barry Bushell, Oshawa, at the home of Mrs, Howard Ashton, Epsom, chester road, entertained at a miscellaneous shower for the bride-to-be for .neighbors and friends, A presentation was made of a chrome coffee percolator by the employees of the Port Perry Branch of the Canadian Im- perial Bank of Commerce, where the bride-elect is a mem: ber of the staff. Mrs. Hugh Strong entertained for her daughter at a trousseau tea at her home on Manchester road, Mrs. William Moase, Port -- |Perry, a great-aunt of the future bride, poured tea and Miss Eliz- abeth Badour and Miss Carol Wallace assisted with the re- freshments. Mrs. Murray Williams, Man-|., After the wedding rehearsal the bridal party was entertained | y the prospective bride-| groom's parents, Mr. and Mr's,| | Howard Ashton at their home in} |E psom. | TV and STEREO WAYNE'S 78 Simcoe N, Volophons 7 723-1411 ANNOUNCE WEDDING DATE groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. | Ross Gordon Pulkinghorn of -| Peterborough, is a graduate | of the University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, The wedding is to take place in Northminster United Church at 3.00 p.m. | the increasing weight. The bird! must not be stuffed until it is ready to put in the oven. The} stuffing can be prepared ahead| and stored in the refrigerator, | planning % of a cup of stuffing! per pound of frozen ready-to- cook turkey. Turkey should be} roasted in an open pan, slow oven (325 F) with frequent | basting. Estimate 25 to 30 min-| utes per pound to determine the} approximate time for roasting. | Registration , . . 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