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* 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 13, 1966 DISTAFF DIARY Summary of reports of meetings and activities of Oshawa women's organizations as compiled from reports , gubmitted by their secretaries, LEGION AUX. It was saga yea to =e gift from the UCW.Mrs. Fred Queen Elizabeth Home and Ladies' Auxilia 1| $10.00 per week for a yes Graham made the presentation) ¢.hoo] Association. Rie rp By Branch 43 held help two families in the "Save! assisted by Mrs. Cyril Clark. an, Littlefield, a former. cus-|was the guest speaker, who ex- fis business meeting in Centre|® Family Plan" in india. STH SEA SCOUTS AUX, todian at the school was loved| plained the purpose of the as- rs. George Thursby, in her a the: ans Sed Sr ld toa me anew Wa ya 7 one aoe ead' Sen auxiliary has 169 members./Group Auxiliary held its. first aoa Mr. William Clarke a|dent, Mrs. Nelson Wright; pres- HOUSEHOLD HINT > tue for the cater chest After a discussion on kitchen) meeting of the season with @|>2ct president of the Canadian|ident, Mrs. Charles Bernet; 1st| Instead of messing around would take place at the next/equipment, the arora bt: pot-luck supper. eg eye Union of Public Employees|vice-president, Mrs. Douglas|trying to brows flour for gravy meeting, October 25 and all|instructed to Lane mThers Bunner -- her re °'Local, made the presentation.|McCauley; 2nd vice-president,|on top of the stove, ot he tickets Must be turned in, on|2"Y supplies 'is jad 'ato OA the members oe hes om a Mrs. Littlefield accepted the|Mr. Fred Konkle; secretary,|pie pan in the ate. oonpls or before that date to Mrs. hey + en Beg woe Be 'A ray poner hte ich turned Out) trophy and presented it to Mr.|Mrs. Eric Brock; treasurer,|of stirrings while it browns is Alfred Lavender, the conven /new member Mrs. Donald! ae president, Mrs. Reginald Mr. James Seaver, treasurer) mountenay, was welcomed, Bnalinn presided kad' thank: of the Men's Branch, spoke) he fund - raising project for|¢a Mrs Bunner for her hos- briefly on "finances connected) ine fal) will be a social bingo| Vitality. With the new Legion Hall and)ty he held Wedensday, Novem- Min the athiioe ohciee, -Rus- stated it should be open f0rlber 9. There was an excellent sell Dionne, Mrs. Coombes read| business and other functions) response from the members for reiiaie Sihoanaik panos | sariy in November. The re-'ori2e donations which must! Mrs "¢nambes explained thai, laying of the Comer stone by|be in by November 1. It was as Mrs. Stanley Gales was out of| Mr. R. S. McLaughlin would) decided to dispense with fav- 'oan she og unable to show| take 'place on October 29 atlanre for the members at the!)., clidee ae had previously 2.00 p.m. 'This is the stone at birthday banquet and purchase|been planned but Mrs. Douglas| was laid in 1983 by Mr. Mc-\, new refrigerator for the kit- Bradley would read an article Langhlla at the old Legion Hall,ichen instead. entitled 'Just for Today" which on Centre street. Mrs. Pilkey reminded the| speared in "The Scout Lead:| The Auxiliary have received members to have pang A gar or €n invitation to attend the men's|tion of socks, new or old, for), ; meeting on October 23 at 1.39/the Salvation Army House of Fly Ng «yg gy: sa ella p.m. This is the occasion of|Concord in by October 18th. meeting next month it would! their 40th anniversary. |The auxiliary is holding a dance be necessary to bring in a new! The chartered bus was re-jopen to the public, November! 1.1. of officers and a nominat-| rted filled for the visit to/19th and tickets may be pur: ing committee of three was set xbridge Auxiliary on October| chased from Mrs. Elwood Brad- up? Mrs. George Fitches was 24. It will leave the Legion|ley. { asked if she would instal the Hall, Centre street at 7.00 p.m.) It was teported that flowers | rricers Sits Gace. sharp, and will return to the/ were sent to several members which: she agreed 3 | bus terminal. lwho were ill in the hospital : Another outing is being plan-|and hope was expressed for ned to see the "Sound of|their recovery. It was reported Music'? at the Eglington The-|that Robert Ellis, son of one atre Toronto, on Movember 14| of the members, was progress- and names will be taken at the|ing nicely after his accident. next business and social meet-| It was announced that the , October 25. next meeting, October 18, will auditors' report was giv-|be in the forin of a Hallowe'en en by Mrs. Eric Jacklin. party and there would be prizes Bowling is every Wednesday|for costumes and refreshments morning at 9.00 o'clock. would be served. Members were asked to note that the entrance for the naet-| CENTRE STREET UCW ings at Centre Street Church; The regular monthly meet- was the side door on the south| ing of Centre Street United side of the church. Church. Women was held re- cently with Mrs. Arthur UAW AUXILIARY 27 Magee presiding. At the last two meetings of} Reports were given by the the Auxiliary with the presi-|conveners of visiting and flow- dent, Mrs. Clifford Pilkey, pre-|er committees. It was decided siding, donations were made of|that the usual turkey dinner $1000.00 to the steelworker strik-| would not be held this year. ers at St. Therese, Quebec./Unit 3 set October 13 as the 00 to. the General Motors strik-| date for a rummage sale, | ers' at St. Thearese, Quebec.' 'Good Housewives" was the! vener, Mrs. Eldon Woodcock; membership, Mrs. Robert Mont- enay; } ig secretary, Mrs. Fred Williams; health, Mrs, Malcolm Moses; and Young, oho ted' the devour] TOPHY Presented To School riod. A poem "Get Some- body Else" was read. Mrs. arene Briton. ang "How) TQ Honor Former Custodian Great Thou Art." Press, Mrs, John Cook. A trophy to perpetuate the|be kept at the school with a A social hour followed. A Mr. John' Ward and Mrs. short ee ne winter memory of' the late Charles|miniature one to be presented pl co pmb Rh oe ' Sestings takes place Littlefield was presented at the|to' the outstanding boy or girl| with Mrs. Woodcock as chair- shortly, was presented with a/|first meeting of the season for|in the school each year. man, Mrs. Carl Creamer, président aie -- --_ ep of ie: Homey ne -anaet, Counc: life member, Mrs. David Hutcheon thanked the retiring executive. Lawrence Haisell, principal, to\Mrs. John Dycke; program con- val that is necesary. CLOSE-OUT SALE! 14 King Street East. 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