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cents for a dress wearable times. ReERRC Ree wi ELECTROLYSIS moves superfluous hoir painlessly Try Our Kree-Imperiol Machine ARIE MURDUFF will be in Oshawa the GENOSHA HOTEL May 1, 2,3 PHONE 723-4641 eppointment on these dates ss a tat PT is 'Ontario centres are Mrs. P. ~ MR. AND MRS. JOHN CAMERON ; niversary, Saturday. "I --Oshawa Times Photo SOCIAL & Jo Aldwinckle, Telephone 723-3474 for Registered Nursing Assis- tants who have recently joined the staff of the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital are Miss S. Dewey, Scarborough General Hospital and Miss Glas- bergen, Ontario Department of -- her pictures of the Far Health, Toronto; Mrs. C. Fox, Carleton Memorial Hospital, Woodstock, New. Brunswick; Mrs. J. Wilson, Kingston Gen- eral Hospital, Kingston, On- tario; Mrs. W. Wonnacott, Al- berta College, Edmonton, Alberta, and Miss I. Moorcroft, Saint John General Hospital Saint John, New Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs. George Hood, who recently celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary were guests of honor at a surprise party held at the home of their son David. Among the many relatives and friends who at- tended were Mr. and Mrs. David Found of Orono who were the best man and maid of honor 35 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Hood were presented with a gift from the group and many ecards of congratulations were received. Graduate nurses who have recently joined the nursing staff at Oshawa General Hospital in- clude three from England: Miss P. Morrell of Whittington Hospital, London; Miss P. Mc- Leish, Dewsbury General Hos- pital, Dewsbury, and Miss H. Dixon, Hereford County Hospi- tal, Hereford. From Alton Gen- eral Hospital, Alton, England, has come Mrs. I. Hind, a reg- istered nursing assistant. A graduate of Taiwan Pro- vincial Vocational School of Nursing and Midwifery, chung, Formosa, Miss T. Lin has joined ne Saree staff of|!0", Mrs. 1 Oshawa Genera spital. Mrs. G. Krattiger has come from Notre Dame Hospital, Mont- real, Quebec, and others from Irwin, Mrs, J. Maracle, both of Belleville General Hospital; Mrs. M. Chretien, General and Marine Hospital, Owen Sound; Miss S. Beatty, Kingston Gen- eral Hospital; Miss K. Passa- fiume, Ontario Hospital, Brock- ville; Mrs. F. Grassan, St. Jo- seph's Hospital, Sudbury and Mrs. B. Simmonds, St. Catha- rines General' Hospital, St. Catharines. From Toronto are Mrs. N. Peters, Hospital for Sick Children and Mrs. O. Hef- fering, St. Michael's Hospital. From Saint John General Hos- pital, Saint John, New Bruns- sion Commissioner; Mrs. W. E. Gardner, deputy division com- missioner; Miss Joan Nesbitt, 1st Mate Sea Ranger Crew, PERSONAL Women's Editor Women's Department Mrs. W. Franklin Taylor, Glenmanor drive, welcomed members of the Women's Club Travel Group to her home on Monday evening, when Miss Gladys Edmondson ast. Members of the Pleasant Monday Afternoon Club will hold their May 1 meeting at Hillsdale Manor where they will present a short program and serve afternoon tea to the resi- ents, Mrs. LeRoy Toll, the former Miss Hilda Goodfellow of Whit- by, will speak on her trip to the Orient at the Lyceum Club's an- nual May luncheon. Mrs. Toll is the wife of the well - known portrait photographer in To- ronto. Each summer, the couple travels afar gathering material for future travelogues. Mrs. Toll attended Ontario Ladies' College and the University of Toronto. Mrs. Maurice "Gagnon report- ed at the April meeting of the Federation of French-Canadian Women that there had been a good response to the senior citi- zens' club she was organizing and the first meeting last week was being followed by a card party this week. Mrs. Aurele Vachon and Mrs. Leo Nadeau served refreshments at the meeting and Mrs, Rene Lessard and Mrs. Viateur were prize winners. Mrs. D. E. Fox, Oshawa Divi- University Tai-|SRS Crusader; Commissioners Mrs. S. W. Wot- J. T. Gaskell and District and Mrs. R. J. Manning will be at- tending the annual provincial At its bi-monthly meeting Tuesday evening, the Oshawa Chapter of Parents 'Without Partners elected its executive for the 1967-68 season, James Williams, charter president, was returned by acclamation. Other . officers elected were: vice-president, Mrs. Lois Cross- man; treasurer, Ronald Smith; recording secretary, Mrs. Rose Brisson; corresponding secre- tary, Mrs. Winifred. Gower; and press secretary, Mrs. Marie Rocheleau. A dozen new members were welcomed and enrolled at the meeting which was held at Simcoe Hall Settle- ment House. Meetings are held the second and fourth Tuesday each month. Coming from New Brunswick recently to the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital as practical nurses are Miss M. Mahoney, Saint John General Hospital, Saint John, and Mrs. E. Eng- dahl, New Brunswick Technical Institute, Moncton; from the Ontario Department of Health, Toronto, are Miss N. Trewin, Miss B. Anderson and Miss E. Walls. Mrs. S. George Werry, Miss Kate Conolly and Mrs. George Beerthuizen accompanied Mrs. Avern Taylor, president of the , silk three piece navy blue en- Area Residents Mark 50 Years Of Married Life In the drawing room of Ade- laide House, amidst relatives, friends and neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron Sr. cele- brated their golden wedding an- | KEEP IN TRIM Wemen THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, April 27, 1967 19) By IDA JEAN KAIN Reducing is a mental achieve- ment, A reader has asked our Mrs. Cameron, the former go Amanda Gifford, born Blair and Lyman Gifford. Mr. Cameron, born in Ashburn On- tario, is the son of the late Isabelle Bennis and Al 4 Cameron. They were married April 18,.1917, by the Rever- end Calvin J. Felton, of Cen- tre Street United Church, Osh- @wa and except for a short time in Toronto and Brantford, have lived all their lives in Osh- awa. Mr, Cameron worked for General Motors for thirty years before his retirement, They have two daughters, Mrs. H. J. Hulton Jr. (Doris) of Osoyoos, British Columbia, and Mrs. Douglas Langley (He- len) of Oshawa, two sons, Jack of Bowmanville and William of Oshawa and six grandchildren. The table, covered with al. white lace cloth, was centred by a three tier wedding cake set in yellow tulle and flanked by antique brass candlestick holders and gold candles, The bride of fifty years wore a pure semble, matching straw sailor hat, white accessories, and~a corsage of yellow sweetheart roses and carnations. Pouring tea were Mrs. Glen Drury, Mrs. Frank Conlin, Mrs. Lloyd Gifford, Mrs. Douglas McLaughlin, Mrs. Frank Hoag, Mrs. Leo Keeler, Mrs. William Short and Mrs. Nelson Wina- cott. Mrs. Jacqueline Skea, and Miss Susan Langley, granddau- ghters of the couple, were in charge of the guest book, Many cards telegrams, floral tributes and gifts were received and out of town guests were present from Toronto, Kitchen- er, Markham, Bowmanville and Whitby. DEBATE WOMEN CLERGY LONDON (AP)--A committee of Anglican and Methodist re- BECOMES NONAGENARIAN TODAY day, nonagenarian Herbert J. Coombs was born, April 27, 1877 in Frome, Somer- set, England. He came to Canada in 1912 and worked at Robson Leather till 1949. He served with the 116th Battalion overseas in World War I. His wife died in 1953 dietitian to give more of the "food for thought' philosophy. She writes: "After trying every diet plan, pills and even starvation, I had given up all hope. Now you have given me food for thought. Could you elaborate upon your Statement 'The mind once stretched by new ideas and in- formation never goes back to its old dimensions.' Can self-pity become a habit and bring on depression? Can over - eating cause a sluggish feeling and stomach discomfort?" she quaried. Emerson, that wise, practical philosopher expressed the idea this way: "If light comes to mind, we see, else not when truth comes to mind, we sud- denly expand to its dimension, 'Food For Thought' Philosophy Retrains Mind Of Reducers _I like the promise of sudden enlightenment, It is a basic Psychological truth that when you develop insight in any situ- ation, you gain perspective. Then you tend to look at the problem from a different point of energy. Too much of your blood supply is busy trying to digest and absorb your food, blood is diverted from the brain and you are sleepy and slug- gish."' You can change that by learn- ing to stop eating short of that full feeling. You know what it is to live with a feeling of being sated with food. You feel dull, heavy and bogged down. Then a stimulating idea gives you new hope, You feel exuberant. With a fresh incentive you take of view. Stretch your mind with fresh ideas and day-to-day liv- ing becomes more exciting. You pride in not overeating. Then you experience pleasure in eat- ing to build leanness, feel enthusiastic about achiev- ing. With enthusiasm you can do anything! The trouble with self-pity is that it keeps you from pulling out of the doldrums. Engulfed in self-pity, you can't see any- thing but the gloomy side. When you spend your energy in negative reactions, you haven't much left to spend on construc- tive living. Can over-eating cause a slug- gish feeling? Dr. Ancel Keys, eminent nutrition-scientist, ex- plained it in this fashion: "ex- BARBARA'S BEAUTY SALON {0th Anniversary 25% OFF All Cold Waves During month of April--Unt® May 15th 75 CELINA ST., OSHAWA 725-9572 as if we grew to new worlds." cessively large meals rob you and he now resides with Mr. and Mrs, Alex Mac- Donald, 376 Welland ave- nue. Although not able to get around much to enjoy his former hobby -- he is a keen carpenter--he is very alert, reads his Bible and other books and is an ardent hockey fan. --Oshawa Times Photo Starting a new decade to- presentatives has been set up to discuss admission of women into the ministry in their turned over to senior church officials. hol members and non-m HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) --|Weaned it on gruel. After she churches. Its findings will be Eva Johansson, 17, of Stock- cat while visiting her aunt in|--as a paid-up airline passen- Connecticut. The bird refused!ger. BORROWED WINGS to leave its cage after Eva went home, the aunt found it i too much trouble to care for so m, saved a starling from she shipped it to Eva in Sweden . alike, who are interested in roses. The Oshawa Horticultur- al Society is holding a "Cen- tennial Special" an open class, in its Rose Show this year. Miss Lioy Fletcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fletcher, Rossland road east, is one of the especially selected, bi-li 1 host at Expo '67. Oshawa Branch of the Lyceum Club and Women's Art Associa- tion to the annual meeting of the parent club in Toronto yes- terday. Mrs. Herbert Anthony was the convener of the recent night of cards held by Holy Cross Catholic Women's Miss Doris McCarthy, presi- dent of the Ontario Society of Artists, will be the guest speak- er at the opening of the picture rental service of McLaughlin Public Library in the library rn on Tuesday eve- ning. League. The Reverend M. J. Darby assisted in the presen- tation of prizes. Past president and director of the Canadian Rose Society, William Keenan will address an open meeting in E. A. Lovell School auditorium on Monday evening under the auspices of the Oshawa Horticultural So- ciety. Mr. Keenan will speak on the growing and care of EDGAR'S DECOR CENTRE 34 KING ST. 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