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ed Glass SH AYS » Priced C Gd. e MRS. A. V. WALKER, them on _ their Cooper, right, accept an honoring Walker, MPP for Oshawa Jeft, shares the pleasure illuminated address from golden wedding anniver- Riding, at an anniversary as Mr. and Mrs. G. P. the Province of Ontario, sary when it was presented reception, | to them by Albert vV. --Oshawa Times Photo \ ' a : iE : Mr. And Mrs. 'Perce' Cooper Congratulated On Anniversary | Provineial greetings were ex-|illuminated address was receiv-} tended to Mr. and Mrs. G, P. rs iy and blag at e ) r Ss y |tary, ober yelch, an rom Beg . 'by seen V"!Gordon Hawker, secretary of| Walker MPP, accompanie Y|stewards of Kingsview United| Mrs. Walker, at the reception! Church. honoring Mr. and Mrs. Cooper's. Mrs, Cooper is the former, golden wedding anniversary. ee Wood of ee and all SI é ooper grew up in Kirby, The home of the couple's son, Don.|°UDle was married at the home ald Cooper. and Mik. Cooper. jof the bride's parents and came Verbena. Court ana fhe bride.|'° Oshawa in 1917, They have wearing a champagne dress| "esided here most of their mar. of Swiss embroidered nylon and ried life during - which Mr. i cotton and the bridegroom of| (Pe! has operated his own 50 years ago received two hun-| business. ; dred friends during the after-| They have three children:| noon and evening. Mrs Gordon Kellett (Loreen).| § Guests included Mayor Ern-Mrs. Gordon Pierson (Doris)| est Marks and Mrs. Marks andjand a son, Donald. There are! the Reverend W. L. Herbert./nine grandchildren. Greetings were received fron.| A family dinner party was| the Governor - General Roland) held at the Hotel Genosha, prior! Michener; the Honorable Mich-|to the reception and the family ael Starr MP; Prime Minister! gathcred afterward at the home Lester B. Pearsoa; the Honor-jof Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pier- ANNOUNCE AUGUST WEDDING | A graduate of the Class of 1967, Oshawa General Hospital School of Nursing, August 26. at 12 o'clock, noon. The bride-to-be is the | daughter of Mr, and Mrs, | ° Miss Joanne Elizabeth Murray Douglas Ruther- able John Diefenbaker and the son where a Presentation was) Rutherford will become. the ford, Oshawa, and her Prime Minister of Ontario, the made of an oil painting of a bride of James Seanvus fiance is the son of Mr. | Honorable John P. Robarts. An! fall landscape. O'Donovan in a ceremony in and Mrs William Joseph | O'Donovan of Toronto. | sect =f St. Andrew's United Church, SOCIAL NOTICES -- THE STARS SAY |financial commitments FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE AT HOME the latter two months, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold A.| Mr. Clarence Harrison,| By ESTRELLITA make and launch long-range Parrott, Oshawa, wish to an- Myrle, will be pleased to wel- FOR FRIDAY plans for expansion--to cover come his' friends to his home ee a ee ag nounce the forthcoming mar- op the corner of the 9th con- ed vate ie Poboeninge tb hee peat 3g you riage of. their daughter, Ann cession and No. 12 Highway on|88ainst some ee | should attain fine results during Elizabeth, to Phillip Raye|Saturday, July 8, from 2.00 to tions on Friday. 4.00 a7 ; 1 |the first three months of next ni 00 p.m. and 7.00 to 9.00 p.m.) A happy event or some pleas-| year, to be followed by another Friend, son of Mr. and Mrs. ihe: opcanion of ~ n his 80th ant personal contacts could in- profitable three - n.onth eycle, H. D. Sanders of Kansas City, | hirthday. |spire optimism which, on the! beginning June 1, | Missouri. The ceremony is to! ENGAGEMENT other hand, could be deflated by SEEK CHANCES | F n Saturday, July} mapeahinnscabsct sp | some disappointment in the car- E SHANCES | "ee ag in | Mr. and Mrs, Frank Singer,|rying out of plans. Take all in. On the job front, look for| 29, re gh hare glican), | Oshawa. announce the engage-/|stride, however. All should be good chances to advance during) Matthew's Churc' Anglican), | ment of their daughter, Lynda righted within 24 hours. |the latter half of August, the shawa. Joyce, to Charles Robert : last week in September, the last| " : Crowther, son of Mrs. Walter|FOR THE BIRTHDAY -- |two weeks in October, the end| ENGAGEMENT |Murphy, Newcastle, Ontario, If Friday is your birthday, | of y December, next Mr. and Mrs. Murray Doug- and the late George Crowther. |Your horoscope indicates that,!and-or May. las Rutherford, Oshawa, an-|The marriage is to take place| While you may not make much! scientists February and at 3 o'clock in St. Andrew's "€Xt six months, you will, if youl should have marked successes| f! Joanne Eliza-United Church. only daughter, beth, to James Seamus of the "good life' for a time ary, March, May and June. | O'Donovan, son of Mr, and FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE |and stress the practical side of| Personal affairs will be under Mrs. William Joseph O'Dono-| Mr. and Mrs, Harold Camp- your nature, make fine ad- generally good aspects for the van of Toronto. The marriage|bell announce the forthcoming vances along monetary lines. next 12 months. is to take place on Saturday,/marriage of their daughter,|beginning with Jan. 1, 1968 generous with expecially August 26, 1967 at 12 o'clock|Elaine Louise, to James Cam- influences governing There are several other "ifs," | romance during September, noon in St, Andrew's United eron McClelland, son of Mr.\too: it will be most important}late December, in February, Church, and Mrs. James McClelland, all/that you limit expenditures and|May and-or June; on travel in Cees jor Whitby, The ceremony is to/avoid speculation during the! August, September, late Octo- ENGAGEMENT take place on Saturday, Julylfirst week in August and ber, late December, January, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Thomp-|15, 1967, at 5.00 p.m. in St./throughout September, Novem- April and June son Dickson announce the «n-/Mark's United Church, Whitby.'her, and December. Make no. A child born on this day will gagen.ent of their daughier, ana 'Saleen ce fb thaes Mary Elizabeth, to Mr. Pat ae eece Curtis, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Curtis of Clear-) Ns WY water, Florida. The marriage IOs will take place on Saturday, August 5, 1967, at 4 o'clock in St. George's Memorial Church, Oshawa. SS LEGACY FOR FOSTER SON When an old gentleman living in a tiny Alberta hamlet died, he left his precious gold watch to his young foster son in India. The boy was living in a Chil- dren's Home run by the Unitar- ian Service Committee, Ottawa, and Executive Director, Dr. | Lotta Hitschmanova, was ask- ed to take the watch to him. Said Dr. Hitschmanova, 'The gratitude written on this boy's face, and his excitement when, I presented him with this treasure I shall never forget'. it c 1 f Snes Ae > = F If your rug is valuable to you... . it deserves the very best . . and it costs no more. 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Mrs. John Hray-\or the future bridegroom, and nyk was ass Mrs. Nich-|the bride - to - be. | olas Hraynyk, Mrs. Fred Tur-| In the afternoon the guest eski, Mrs. William Hasiuk, Mrs.| book was presided over by Miss/ Jerry Hasiuk, Mrs. William Po-! Jane Dalton and in the evening| pee -- ge oe by Miss Mary Jane McAvoy.) ichael Yourkevich, Mrs. Peter ' i 4 Yourkevich, Mrs, William Your- Mrs. doveph Nash, avi grand-| hristine |Mrs. James Nash, godmother of] | Rose. Susan 'the bride, Mrs. Lorne Dalton and Mrs. Nicholas Nash, Miss A miscellaneous shower was aunt of the future bridegroom held at the home of Mrs. Lorne poured tea Mrs. Arthur Cory! Miss Dalton, Wilson Road South, with who very ably looked after the) n.; co - hostess Mrs. Carl Creamer. refreshments, was assisted by They were assisted by |daughters, Miss Judy jand Miss Mary Anne Creamer | Some friends of the mother Cathy Linton and Miss Susan Rose. ily. A large attendance WENDY TAYLOR, CATHY LINTON AND DEBBIE MacLEAN Kuieh Mis, Stormie ingles ip Holder, tr tames see CAthY Linton Crowned Queen was Mr. and Mrs tae : I jcrowned Miss Rundle Park for The runners-up were Wendy -Mals In Mlexandra Park, July their! Miss Christine Nash. Miss Dar.| 1967 at the official opening of Taylor, daughter of Mr, Dalton lene Bilcox, Miss Judy Dalton|the neighborhood park recent- Mrs. Neil Taylor, and Debbie ard Burk and Debbie Harlow, was MacLean, | present for the official open- Mary Maclean. 42 The Go-go winners were Elaine Campbell, Marjorie Warne, Helen Senkiw and Rose- mary Strumbinski. The five of the ple-eating con- Linton, test who were eligible for the winners Dennis 1, were Richard Krupop, Lau- and rie Woods, Peter Derry, Rich- daughter of Mrs Many prizes were awarded to lucky ticket holders jof the future bride held a cup . q i land saucer shower at the home Dance Recital ing ceremonies performed by of Mrs, Charles McDonald,! Fred Ellegett, the park's first Windsor Avenue, Oshawa secretary when it was organ- lized in 1947, Mr. Ellegett is The pupils of Mrs, Trudi Jor-lalso the past president of the ter, Miss Christine Nash, were dan gav ' i , ' Rave a ballet rec | alc Je co - hostesses at a dinner wiich ontacc, Hospital psec ne central council of Neighborhood was held in the Rib Room at the entertainment of their par.| Associations, the Genosha Hotel. Miss Rose ents and the patients. | Also present for the occasion was presented with a Royal Those taking part were Bar- W2S Harold Godfrey, Rundle Doulton figurine, bara B . Park's first vice-president in The College Avenue neighbors| 224 entham, ¢ harmaine 94 had a get-together at the home Ford, Leslie Hart, Janet King-\-"*" pe aaa, of Mrs. Patrick McAvoy where pow Ja ne Sage, Cathy When es -- activities the future bride was presented engrew, Jennifer Hart, Wendy | WETS YBRHe ue t 3 . tha with many delectable grocery Reece Janine Milian, Susan sort many te Aes ate items for her pantry shelf. Co-. Newman, Paula Wright and,clubhouse to play bingo, dance hostesses were Mrs Russell Cathy McGrath and judge the beauty contest Young and Mrs. Arthur Cory \ welcoming introduction was and a "go-go" contest. Also assisting the hostess were $'Ven by Jennifer Cathy Mis. James Nash, aunt of in Pleases Patients Hart. The! 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