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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thurdey, November 18, 1968 the Genosha Hotel with 17 mem- DISTAFF DIARY Summary of reports of ' meetings and activities of Oshawe wamen's organiaztions as compiled from reports submitted by their secretaries. HAPPY GANG TOPS CLUB | The Happy Gang TOPS Club met in the Civic Auditorium with an attendance of 27. The Queen of the month was Doreen Thompson, who was crowned by Leader Beverley Jollow. Joan Vickers presented the queen with the trophy and Men's Branch. dues will be taken that night. a corsage of white chrysanthe- mums. The runner-up, Georgie Kingsley, was absent. Doreen Thompson also won the prize for the most weight lost in the past week and gave an Inspiring talk on her suc- cess. Teresa Cormier won the weekly draw prize. Two new members, Gail Cock- burne and Charlene Groat, were welcomed. It was announced that elections would be held in November and November 24 was set for the Christmas party. It was announced that the club "still had room for a few more members and a general invitation was extended to any- one wishing to join. KING STREET UCW 9 Mrs, Leslie Hall, leader of Unit 9 of King Street United Church Women, opefd the No- vember meeting with one min- ute's silence. Miss Effa Wright) read a memorian for a former| A. Lee Twenty-three home calls and 32 hospital calls were reported. It was announced that Mrs.| H. 0. McKee and her group would be in charge of the De- cember meeting. Mrs. Oscar! Morrison reported on prepara-| tions for the Merry-Go-Round| bazaar. | Mrs. Theodore Wilkins was in| charge of the devotional period,| taking as her theme, "Remem- brance." She was assisted by| Mrs. Robert Bland, Mrs. Leslie| Hall, Mrs. Emory Burdge, Mrs.| Charles Silver. Deaconess Miss) Nancy Fraser spoke on Cove- nant College. Refreshments and a social} half-hour were enjoyed. ST. GEORGE'S WA (Afternoon Branch) St. George's Afternoon Branch of the Women's Auxiliary met!| for its devotional and business | meeting. The president, Mrs, Charles | Gibbs presided. | The reports from the various|ed by the committee in charge. | officers were heard with e| members bringing in their cent-| a-day money for 1965. | The mothers' group peaseniot Oo aawe sak tists ceca be 4 | to look after the selling of the - dollar. one dollar. In January members will take a trip to a Toronto studio to see the program 'Take a Chance", At conclusion of meet- ing tea and cookies were serv- ed and a social time enjoyed. P.M.A, The Pleasant Monday After- noon Club held its weekly meet- ing with the president, Mrs. George V. Lee, presiding. Fa- vorite hymns were sung and two readings were given by Mrs. Rose Zufelt. Christmas savings cards must be turned in next Monday, No- vember 23. The annual Christ- mas party will be held, De- cember 13 and names will be drawn at next week's meeting for Christmas gifts, to cost one The election of officers will) be held on December 6. A warm| welcome was given illness. freshments were served by Mrs. Benjamin Jacklin and Mrs. Wil- jliam Rutherford. | REBEKAH LODGE NO. 3 xing, bands, also any member of the On December 7, the election of officers will be held. Dues must be paid up to September 30 to be eligible to vote and no The annual Christmas party will be on December 14, with ex- h of gifts, these to cost bers present, Mrs. Walter Bestwick an- nounced that a work party would take place at Northmin- ster Church for putting TB Seals into envelopes. As many members as possible were urg- ed to attend. A discussion followed on "poli- tics from the viewpoint of women", Some members felt that it would be advantageous to the club as a whole to have political figures speak to the club, so that a better knowledge of the country's workings might be known, Others felt that 'because the club was a service club, this was where concentra- tion should be placed. No defin- ite plans were made. Evenyone was urged to keep up service efforts by selling magazines, cosmetics and Christmas cards, 'Cash is need- ed before it can be donated." Mrs. Jules Perrault offered her home for a work party to prepare Christmas gift enclos- ures for the approaching season. The next business meeting was planned for November 18, at the home of Mrs. Ralph J.| Mackie. Mrs. Orville Souch, Miss Ma- deline Kelly, and Miss Helen Van Camp gave a brief outline of events from the Belleville Fither, treasurer's report. Plans were discussed for the Christmas party for children at King Street Church on December 4, and ar- rangements are to be made by Robert Lean for a card party at Woodview Park ciub- house in February. Luppe won Mrs. at Sunnyside eral Mrs, prize. ST. DAVID"S WELSH SOCIETY St. David's Welsh Society met Park Clubhouse with the president, Mrs. R. J Andrews presiding. members The (East The East Unit Unit) the draw donated a Welsh doll to the Oshawa Gen- Hospital Women's Auxil- iary for its Dolls of All Nations Exhibit, It was decided to hold the children's Christmas party at the Sunnyside Park Clubhouse, Tuesday, December 14 at 6.30 p.m, The date set for the annual St. David's Dance is Saturday, February 26 at the UAW Hall on Bond street. CENTRE STREET UCW of president, read thejsupper. Mrs..Harry Young ee oi of the i Ai team in ihe copper contest. The group will be at Hillsdale Manor on December 27. BETA SIGMA PHI Beautiful music and nursery rhymes enlightened -the -recerit meeting of Beta Sigma Phi, Gamma Epsilon Chapter, held at the home of Miss Pauline Eastmount betic nited Centre| Durkin, Oshawa. The beautiful music was sup- plied by Miss Susan Entwistle 'land Miss Jeanette Taves. The two girls tied for the award pre- senied to the Grade 8 piano stu- dent in Oshawa and district wiih the highest avérage mark over the year's work. Miss Joyce Fisher, service chairman, presented the girls with the award, Following the presenta- tion the two award winners honored the chapter with a recital, Miss Heather Thomas speak-| ing on behalf of Miss Vera| Johnson who gras unable to at-| |tend, gave an entertaining re-| view on 'The History of Nurs-) lery Rhymes." Miss Thomas explained that Street United Church Women|nursery rhymes go back to the held its November meeting at| lseventeenth century in Europe the church recently. Mrs. Irwinjand how erroneously many be- street, Wherever You Turn These Days You'll See Knits In Some Style By ELEANOR ROSS Wherever you turn days, you are bound to see knits being worn--whether at a special luncheon, a club meet- ing, the office, the schoolroom, or even on the dance floor. Knits have come of fashion age. They are used in gold jump suits, bathing suits, lin- gerie, and loungewear, as well as the' more traditional coats, suits, sweaters and dresses. Some of the prettiest dresses these be formal. Friday, failure. was decided that dress would A Christmas party and dance was also planned to be held on December 10, at the /Oshawa Tennis Club. Refreshments were served by the hostess and the light-heart- led mood of the evening was not darkened despite the power) REMOVED PERMANENTLY Superfluous Hair area meeting. was won by Mrs, Walter Best- wick, A draw on a tin of cookies) j, ng as Among her Women." theme published. The Humphreys opened the meetingjlieve that the American ' 'Tales with the devotion period choos- lot Mother Goose"' "Blessedifirst to be written down and first Mrs..Eldon Southwell presid-|Thymes were published in Eu- were the and tronic nursery ph y the fastest By Electrolysis newest selek- 7) Shortwave to Mrs.|Mothers' Group, Diabetic Asso- life member, the late Mrs. John|Jack Jakes who has been ab-|Ciation, was held at the home lsent for many weeks due tojof Mrs. W. G. hae welcomed to the group. ed for the business meeting. As|OP® this was the last meeting for|@0ose." this year all outstanding money} Miss was handed in. DIABETIC MOTHERS The November meeting of the Smith, There were eight members|ber 24 and will be a toy party.|to In the absence of Mrs. H. J.jbe held, at the church on De-|ferred treasurer, Mrs. previous to "Mother Thomas asked each recite a rhyme The UCW gen-|member to jeral meeting will be on Novem-|Many members wore a costume j emphasize At conclusion of meeting re-|present and two new members, (There will be a short business|These were enjoyed by all. [Mrs R. Luppe and Mrs, Bragg,|meeting at 7.30 p.m. Plans were laid for the Ritual | 'The secret pal banquet pvilljof Jewels degree to be con- Jules|\cember 8 and will be a pot-luckion Tuesday, their rhymes, upon several members| November 30, It! MARIE ~ MURDUFF Will be in Oshawe at the Genosha Hotel Nov. 22, 23, 24 | PHONE 723-4641 Over 15 experience. method, Reveeling true self, tree of worry and embarrassment years' N.G. Sister Luella Smith pre-} isided for the regular meeting of Oshawa Rebekah Lodge No. | 13, on Wednesday evening. P.N.G. Sister Pearl Peacock | presented the flag of the coun-| try. The Chaplain Sister Betty | Parm conducted the devotional |period. Several members were report-| jed on the sick list and a speedy | recovery was wished for them. | Members were reminded of | the penny sale which PNG Sis- ter Vera Wirsching is conven-| ing November 24 after the regu- lar business meeting. | Other routine business was) {dealt with and the secretary, \Nelda Thompson read the corre- spondence and thank you notes, Dainty refreshments were serv- SOROPTIMIST CLUB | The monthly dinner meeting Club of calendars, for the next three | weeks. Mrs. Gibbs reminded the members of Corporate commun- | jon on St. Andrew's Day. It was agreed to hold a buf- fet supper, on the next meeting day, December 14. LEGION AUXILIARY Bazaar goods were shown and | the bazar is to be held next | Tuesday, November. 23, at 8.00) p.m. Mrs. Alyn Elliot and Mrs. | Robert Williams are the con- veners and Mrs. William Reed will open the bazaar. Conveners of booths were ask- ed to be at the Legion Hall on/| Monday evening at 7.00 p.m. to price goods. Mrs. Norman Mc- Evers is convener for draw tickets. Members having tickets, or goods, of any description for the booths were asked to bring dame in early. Donations also for the tea room may be taken to the hall on Monday evening. Four scholarships to Colleg- jates were presented last Satur- day evening, also one to Sr. Jo-| | seph's Separate School. A social evening and pot luck) supper will be held November 30 for members and their hus- SALE OF WOOLLENS Tweeds, plains, effects in a nice range of weights and colours for Fall and Winter 54" width, REG. $4.98 yd. SPECIAL PURCHASE ~GLITTER FABRICS Fabulous brocaded party and holi- day fabrics for th Many colours in lurex raised designs blended with rich colour too -- 99 yd. . SALTAIRE WORSTED WOOL CREPE -- Beautiful Fall and of Ruby Brown and many o and. suitings 54" wide va, 6. 98 16 Simcoe St. N. Red, Teal, H. E. STILLWELL STUDIOS PASSPORT SERVICE | Identification Service ... 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