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DISTAFF DIARY Summary of reports of meetings and activities of Oshawa women's organiaztions as compiled from reports submitted by their secretaries. -- WwcTuU The Women's Christian Tem- perance Union held its regular monthly meeting recently. Sits---Lisya-Pegg,the-prosident, presided, and welcomed the members .Mrs. Harold Parrott was in charge of the worship service, taking for her topic, "Let us Give Thanks unto the Lord." Mrs. Harold Parrott reported that three girls and three boys were sent to camp during the summer, and a note of appre- ciation had been received. Mrs. Howard Brown reported on the National Temperance study course for the Sunday schools and would like the writ- ten essays in by November 1. The talent money will be re- ceived at the November meet- ing, also it is time for the dues to be paid. December 2 is the date set for the bazaar and tea. Several members who are shut-ins are to be remembered with cards. Mrs. Clayton Lee. introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Hel- muth Dyck, who spoke of her six and a half years as a nurse to the people of India. Mrs. Lloyd Pegg thanked Mrs. Dyck. KING STREET UCW 9 j Mrs. Leslie Hall, leader of Unit 9, King Street United} Church Women, opened the October meeting with a poem, "Thoughts on thanksgiving.' Mrs. 'Harold Tiers was in | ficially open the sale and tea room. Delegates and all who wish to go to the Presbyterial meeting og hold in _ Crane United 'hurch, October 26, were asked to attend the afternoon and even- ing sessions. Miss Muriel Ste- yens will be the guest speaker. It was announced that the bale would be packed October 20 at 9.00 a.m.; that units 3 and 4 would visit Hillsdale Manor; Units 1 and 2, shut-ins and Unit 5 the hospital. Unit 2 was in charge of the worship service. A film strip, "The Long Road", was shown by the Reverend Helmuth Dyck. HOLY CROSS CWL Holy Cross Council of the Cathdlic Women's League held its meeting recently in the par- ish hall. Mrs. J. T. Mullen pre- sided. The various reports were, given. Mrs. Mullen thanked Mrs. Cornelius Keppel and her) committee for the work they pit) into making the recent bake sale a success. . Mrs. Dennis McAuley, Mrs.} H. T. Anthony and Mrs. Keppel] vounteered to help in the Tuck} Shop at Hillsdale Manor this! month. | Plans are still under way for| the coming bazaar in Novem-| ber, the conveners of the booths| are well organized and busy get-| ting everything completed. | Mrs. Walter Branch was a spe- cial guest this month. Mrs. charge of the prorship service taking Thanksgiving as her theme. if Mrs. Ernest Brown read, "'Bil| of Verse,"' written by the late) Mrs. John A. Lee, life member! of the Loyal Workers' Group.) "Let us Give Thanks" was read by -Mrs. Edward Sells. An instrumental, "'MacMasters) "was played by Mrs W. A. Campbell. i read from the book on Trinidad, touching on the families, homes, home life,| and marketing. Mrs. W. A. Campbell gave a second instru- mental, "Rock of Ages." | Twenty-nine hospital and) twelve home calls were re- ported. | Membera were reminded of| the Christmas merry-go-round bazaar, November 17, from 2.30) p.m. to 8.00 p.m. A social hour was enjoyed. SOUTH SIMCOE H AND § Branch gave a most interesting talk on her trip around the world. This was educational as the members learned ftom Mrs. Branch how people live and some of their customs in other) parts of the world. Refreshments were served by the committee in charge. S. A. HOME LEAGUE Mrs. William Saunders open- ed the meeting on Tuesday and Mrs. William James gave the announcements This was missionary day and the guest speaker svas Mrs. Col Burton Pedler from Toronto. She spoke briefly of the work she) and her husband did in India then showed. colored slides. Mrs. Landon Brooks recited a poem "Will My Dolly Do". Mrs. William James thanked Mrs. Pedler for her interesting talk. Mrs. David Owen will be in charge of the next meeting with a Hallowe'en Party. ae | GOOD INVESTMENT From Robert Sloan's "Blue Chip Collection" comes an amusingly mod outfit that is a sound invest- ment for the young-at-heart. The black and white tatter- sal check jumper is of wool jersey and is fashioned with a bateau neck, elongated waistline and a box-pleated skirt. It is worn over a black turtle - neck, long- sleeved blouse. Dapper check spats complete the costume. --By Tracy Adrian | INTERIOR DECORATOR FURNITURE DRAPERIES BROADLOOM 15 King Street East CUSTOM MADE DRAPES Phone 725-2686 The music room of South Sim-| eoe School was the place for the) October meeting of the Home! and School recently. Mrs. Gary Taylor, president of the association, presided. | After a short business meating: Mrs. Taylor introduced Miss) Linda Singer, the kindergarten) teacher for South Simcoe. Miss Singer spoke briefly on the kin- dergarten curriculum, Mrs. J. D. Courtney thanked Miss Singer.| The door prize was won by) Miss Helen Boddy. Miss Linda) Singer won the room prize. The November meeting will be held on Monday, November| 29 when there will be a sale of home baking and Christmas! goods. | ALBERT STREET UCW The regular meeting of the Albert Street United Church Women was held recently with) Mrs. Samuel Gibbs, president, presiding and opening the meet- ing with a reading. Mrs. Sidney Williamson re- ported on flowers and cards sent to the sick and shut-ins. Mrs. James Scott reported on literature and the new library setting. Mrs. Kenneth Mossey| read the correspondence. Mrs. | M. Earl Adams reported on ca-) tering and Mrs. Andrew Knox reported on visit to hospital and Hillsdale Manor. 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