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SUV UV TN VG TVG 88 VVGS TVG I st wen ve) aha) Chae Ae hh RRR OT VEO CRP OWE HUTS PDUs er Tere Ets eres nee reer e® ee wees snes Vv BA THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tucsdey, November 10, 1964 The idea of the Home League @rst originated in England with Mrs. Bramwell Booth who con- happy plan of bring- toge und i see er, with mutual help tanding, those able to those willing to learn become better home- for those starting © lay the foundations y Christian home. ome League of Oshawa a part of a great international omen's organization. Today jTAETEL we The League in Oshawa com- menced 47 years ago under the Readership of the late Mrs. David Coull. Today there is a membership of nearly 200. It consists of an Afternoon group who meet every Tuesday and eeven groups who meet twice a month in the evening. All groups e@re geared to the four-fold pro- gram of the Home League. In Mary Street H-S -- Salvation Army Home League - Has Membership Of 200 all groups, handcrafts, sewing and anything of interest to women is taught. The main pur- pose of the Home League is to build the Kingdom of God with- in the hearts of women every- where. Each week there is a de- votional period led by different members and group leaders to create interest. These are based on the four-fold program of home life, spiritual devotion, service to others and fellowship. The women. of the Oshawa Home League do a tremendous job every year in the commun- ity. Last year they raised $3,752.97. Out of this money the missionaries throughout the world have been supported. Home missions are looked after. The League has adopted a little eight-year-old Korean _ girl. Christian literature is dis- tributed to hospitals and nursing homes. Flowers and fruit are sent to the shut-ings and sick. Baby layettes are given out when needed. This league caters to the Golden Age of Simcoe Hall every year then provides them with an evening of enter- tainment. Donations are given to such local projects as the Community Chest, also The Sal- vation Army Roblin Lake Camp, Belleville. Through the efforts of our Special Effort secretary, Mrs, William' Saunders, the members were able to place the beautiful large Salvation Army Crest which sits on the wall of the Citadel. such progress during the years MRS. J. F. RICHARDSON Dr. Phillips H-S What Is What Is Inconvenience? Having children, running out of milk, end having te get to @ store to buy more milk. Convenience? Having @ friendly Oshawa Dairy Route Salesman call on ow FIVE TIMES A WEEK! VERY WEEK. OSHAWA DAIRY LID. THE DAIRY THAT SATISFIES 431 SIMCOE ST. S, 725-4719 that are now the largest in Canada. Seven times , they have won the Territorial Flag for outstanding achievements. For the last four years they have held the position as "The Supreme Home League"' of Can- ada including Bermuda and Newfoundland, These members are not only Salvationists but represent many churches in the The Oshawa League has made | City The greatest joy that has come to the league is the many women who have been won for the Lord Jesus Christ and have become uniformed Salvationists, _|not only linking up with the Army but bringing in the whole family. The Home League is open to any woman from 16 years and up regardless of color or creed. dent, Mrs. William Jamed, Home League Secretary, Mfs. Frank Buller, the Asst. Secre- tary and Mrs. Mel Smith, Home League Treasurer, with their commissioned and warranted leaders give to one and all a very warm welcome to the Home League. | f 4 QUEUE FOR RICE + MADRAS, India (AP) -- Queues lengthened in front of rice shops here Sunday as peo ple tried to beat a government imposed cut in the state's rice -- ration from 1.8 quarts to one @ person daily. The government said the new ration -- effective today--is necessary to build up a buffer stock for family ration distribution expected to begim Nov. 18. Mrs. Major Fred Lewis, _Presi- Aren"t You Lucky There's A n e e e | LDSWORTH Cleaners in Oshawa 36 ATHOL ST. E. CALL 725-1812 ALE of FURS HUGE REDUCTIONS OFF ORIGINAL PRICES! SAVE'125.10°990. A collection of fine fashion furs, so luxurious and so low priced you must see them to know the wonder of their values.' Marten's, with branches in Toronto and Oshawa, makers of fine furs for over 56 years, are furriers upon whom you can rely completely. reer TO A AR lt Bh kk Ms Oke eh i HIGHEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD FURS Budget Terms Easily Arranged wel