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TO MAKE HOME IN OSHAWA Mr. and Mrs. Saivetore Ianiri are seen after their re- cent marriage in St. Greg- ory's Roman Catholic Church. The bride is the former Elisa Petti, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Federico Petti, Italy and Mr. Ianiri is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Taniri, Oshawa. --Mary's Studio Christmas. Made A Reality By Pictures Of The Holy Land Candlelight n the Christmas meeting of Sim- coe Street United Church 50-50 Club. Mr. Keith Buchanan led a meditation on "Light." As "Bearers of Light', Mrs. Don- ald Houlden and Mrs: Keith Buchanan passed in the semi- darkness to light each mem- ber's candle. In the quiet glow, 'Mr. William Shepherd gave a "rendition of "Nazareth," ac- -companied at the organ by Mr. 'Donald Houlden. * Mrs. Colin Daniels introduced "Mrs. A. Gartshorn of New- "castle, who gave a travelogue 'of a trip taken earlier this summer to the Holy Land and several Mediterranean coun- tries. The climate is very hot and arid and scarcity of water _ig ay ever present prob'em. The terrain is hilly in many service opened| Mr. Lloyd Moody expressed to Mrs. Gartshorn the club's appreciation. Installation of the following officers for 1963 was conducted by the Reverend J. K "Moffatt. Honorary presidents, the Rev- erend and Mrs. J. K. Moffatt; past presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Britten; presidents, Mr and Mrs. Walter Roe; vice- presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLeod; secretaries, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Currie; treasurers, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Pincombe; friendship, Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Taylor; press, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lawrence. , Group leaders: Group 1, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Houlden; Group 2, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Linton, Mr. 'and Mrs. Russell Hayward; Group 3, Mr. azd Mrs. William Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hambley; Group 4, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Salmers, Mr. and Mrs, Regi- nald Piper. PMA. CLUB paar ing. ed The Pleasant Monday After- noon Club held the Christmas meeting in the Legion Hall with president, Mrc, Elwood, presid- Mrs. George Hail conduct- the devotional part of the the letters from as." Each A Gift For Mother A Boy Could Make A belt hanger is an easy-to- make Christmas gift that will be appreciated by women of . all ages.For it is the solution to the problem of bureau drawers cluttered with belts To make the hanger, start with a straight, wooden coat- "hanger. Then screw to the fiat =side of the hanger eight to > twelve, evenly - spaced, round (omon Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, December 17,1962 7 Extend Thanks In the. absence of the presi- dent, Mrs. K. H. Braithwaite, meeting of the Women's Welfare League. Miss Grace Burns read the minutes. Mrs. J. G. Dancey read the welfare re and stated there was a need for children's cloth- » 8 lly boys' footwear. In November, 3,154 articles of used clothing were issued and 15 meal tickets were issued to the police station and fuel to three families, The League sup- plied the following: groceries for ten families and arranged for ten prescriptions to be fill- ed, bus tickets for students, transportation to Sick Childten's Hospital for one mother, wood stove for a couple on pension, arranged to have hair cut for, boy and his shoes , also shoes repaired for man. They also purchased a mattress for a bassinette (family referred by Public Health) issued meal tick- et to a transient, issued one layette and paid bus fare for pensioner. - Mrs. W. T. Morehouse read the club's and program report and Mrs. R. G. Lancaster read the Ways and Means report. Mr. Harold McNeill stated all classes had been well attended. The Junior Girls' Gymn Club which meets on Wednesday afternoon has a varied program of games, music, dancing and the use of the trampoline. Also 150 boys participated in the Sat- urday basketball league. Mr. McNeill thanked the vol- unteer workers who assisted with the work .at Settlement House as follows: the members of the Women's Welfare League for their help, in picking up used clothing; The Women's Pilot Club for providing transporta- tion for the Golden Age Club members of Hillsdale and Hali- day Manor; The Golden Jubilee Chapter of the IODE for serv- ing the Thursday evening lunch for the Golden Age Club; The Westmount Kiwanis Club for supervising and oe Junior Fish and Game Club; The Cerebral Palsy Parent Council for assisting with the Crippled Children's School and treatment centre; Mrs. E. V. Lander, Mrs. John Galbraith and Mrs. L. Davey for assisting with the Crippled Children's School. Also thanked were members of the Women's Welfare League for assisting with the regis- tration; Mrs. Leonard Wake- ford for assisting with registra tion and office work; Ron Heard for assisting with the gym ac- tivities; Merle Cole and Michael Karas for helping with the boys' craft club; Edward Kolodzie for Mrs. Phillip Bell was the soloist, and Mrs. George Hall and Mrs. Phillip Bell sang a duet, "Silent Night." Mrs. ¥' Ham Reed was the accompan- ist. At the conclusion of the meet- ing, gifts were distributed. Re- ents were served by the officers and executive. The next meeting will be held on January 8 at 2.30 p.m. a membership charge of cents was suggested and this wiil commence in January. This covers a period of membership for one year. For Generosity To Simcoe Hall Mrs. A. P. Fulton opened the}, to Many Groups the boys' and : William C urn Muzeen for super- supervii stamp club; and Bernard ising the Y's Men's Boys' Craft Club; Walter Cole, Merle Cele, Michael Karas and Susan Fudger for assisting with the archery club. Alvin Tilk for supervising the boys' chess club; Robert Bathe, Keith Buchanan, E. Livingston, Paul Wright, Marcel Boivin, Rowe Salway, Donald Calder, Larson Jones, Robert Hraynyk, Ronald Heard and members of the Y's Men's Club for super- vising our basketball teams; John Rajkovic, Michael Karas and Merle Cole for assisting' with our junior group leaders and our day to day program; Walter Cole for assisting with our welfare work; James Brady for his help with our basketball leagues; Miss Gail Armstrong girls' groups; William Smith and Harold Davidson. of the Westmount. Kiwanis Club and the other service clubs, organ- izations and individuals who as- sist from time to time. Statistics for September: At- tendance, 3,948; visits te-hames, 15; office interviews with juve- niles and adults, 35. Statistics for October: Attend- ance, 5,886; visits to homes, 23; Office interviews, juvenile or do- mestic problems, 34. Statistics for November: At- tendance, 7,203; visits to homes, 12; office interviews, juvenile or domestic problems, 35. Total attendance, September, October and Nevember, 17,037. Holy Trinity Holds Snowflake Bazaar A very successful Snow!lake tea and bazaar was heK re- cently in the Church Hall at Holy Trinity Church. The hall was decorated in the snowflake and Christmas thenie. The president, Mrs, Clinton Nickerson, introduced Mrs. Leonard Ware, who opened the bazaar. Those in charge of the different booths were: sewing, Mrs. James Dobbins; home- baking, Mrs. Norman Taylor; touch aad take and candy, Mrs. Samuel McNair; Christmas stockings, Mrs. Carl Creamer, kitchen and tea room, Mrs. Kenneth Code. The newly formed girls' aux- iliary also had a small booth at this bazaar, which was their first fund raising project and will purchase their differ- ent supplies for making covers for prayer books. The next meeting will ba held in the church hall on Wednes- for her help with our senior} Mr. and Mrs. G. W. James of Uxbridge were recently honored at a family party, on the occasion of their 45th wedding anniversary. The party was held at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Bert- nam McCarl (Ruth) and Mr. McCarl, Colborne street east. Mrs. James is the former Hilda Austin, of Surrey, Eng- land. They were married in Uxbridge Township and have GUESTS OF HONOR been life-long residents of the area, Mr. James was a farm- er before moving to Ux- bridge. The honored couple were preseated with a clock radio and flowers by their family. Other members at- tending were their son, Mr. 'Ross James, and Mrs. James, Uxbridge, and their other daughter, Mrs. Robert Gil- bert (Betty) and Mr. Gilbert of Port Credit. Dips Made With Fashions in party foods change with the years just as surely as the fashions worn by the guests. Our mothers would never have dreamt of enter- taining without a wide choice of canapes and fancy hors d@oeuvres (two words we found almost impossible to pronounce Today's hostesses, however, have little time or inclination to prepare such fare. Fancy sandwiches have been replaced in recent yeazs by ample bowls of '"'things'" to nibble on, and no Christmas party is complete nowadays without at least tangy TIMELY POSTAL TIP Worried about those out-of- town gifts you have to mail? Follow these suggestions to en- sure safe and timely arrival of} your Christmas gifts. Place your prettily wrapped gift inside a heavy cardboard shipping box packed with crush- ed newspapers. Protect decora- tions on the box with inverted box lids or collars of card- board. Wrap the shipping box with heavy brown paper and tie it twice in both directions with good strong cord. Be sure the label carries your own name and address as well as the name and address of the receiver -- in ink, not pencil. Finally check with your local post office for shipping dates to ensure timely arrival. Ask them too about free insurance they one day, January 2, at 8 p.m. offer. STOP AT Anscus-GRAYDON CARPET COMPANY 282 King W. an 728-9581 BROADLOOM, WALLPAPER WoL BEA VISiT Oshewa's most fashionable Beauty Tati, Woodlyn. NEW DOWNSTAIRS SALON tors and technicians creating styles to give your hair fresh new Call us teday for en appointment. 81 SIMCOE NORTH Our New Number 723-1143-4 UTY LOUNGE OUR Lounge. Nine experienced opere- sertscomurm emit *hooks. 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For variety, try a Rosy Dip, made by adding a half-cup of Russian-type dressing and two teaspoons of horse-radish to California Dip. Heat mixture until it simmers, and serve it warm. If you'd win a soft spot in the hearts of your hungry male Girr who is arranging a panel discussion on this theme. Mrs. Roe outlined the proposed new structure for the Ontario Feder- Trinity Church. The Reverend Ware's topic was "Christmas and the Family". He stressed the importance of the sharing of Christmas as a family unit, just as in Biblical times, the family of Jesus on the Passover Holiday journeyed together to Jerusalem. The family should grow up together, learning and sharing. Most important is the need to stress to children the joy of "giving", An example of giving is demonstrated to the children in the UNICEF move- ment, which "shares" and so helps children all over the world. Mrs. William Witham thanked the Reverend Ware. The gifts handed in for the patients of the Ontario Hospital, Whitby are being taken to the gift depot by Mrs. Robert Peacock. Refreshments were served by rade mother, Mrs. Clifford mith and Mrs. Claude Glass- ford, social convenor. DATESETTER TOPPER The blouson, an important datesetter style in the winter blouse revival, is shown here in a richly colored Persian print of the new arnel surah fabric, which combines the keeping these quick-and-eas ingredients handy on her shelf, she can always take time to enjoy her own party! guests, try a hearty Steak and Dip treat. Broil or pan broil a steak (% to % inch thick) to desired browning, and cut into one-inch cubes. Stick tooth- picks into cubes and serve with warm Mustard Sauce for dip- ping. MUSTARD SAUCE 1 pint commercial sour cream 1 package onion soup % tablespoons prepared mustard Dipping into holiday fare can be just as much fun for the hostess as for "her guests. By Lel's Have a Party Sites, Gutee, Caen. 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