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' News Service Helps Youth Select Jobs By KAY REX Press Stall Writer frst job by the Youth Employment Gent opiate bre der a aT. Ber iatih Was opened two nila 0, has al- ready spr A Canada 8 to the fact that the high drew as unskilled workers were only temporary, At the centre they are told that start ing into the business world in normal times usually means be ginning at the bottom and working Given Good Advice "We aim to give these young per sons self-confidence and send them to ha for Miss interview Physical handicaps such as poor eyesight and deafness also are con dered and such boys and girls are they can most sald she hoped event people would be taught approach a pros- er, She said for the are timid and many seem shy of telling what able and like best to work Prom the fact that fewer girls have registered at the centre than t would seem the girls for part tend with their education than present time, Miss Eadie young ple are Woman Detective Has Unique Job Now York, Aug. 0--(OP)--Crace Sullivan Lagay, a house detective ot the Commodore Hote] be ~ E ; iF i fies} Hh :Ef g x= gEfpIaE RED EF lise isi § to continue | A MR. AND MRS, HERBERT A. KEARNEY who are pictured cutting the cake after their recent wedding in St. Clair Avenue United Church, Toronto, The bride is the f mer Joyce Elizabeth Dickinson, daughter of Mrs, Johr E, Dickinson, Toronto, and the late Mr, Dickinson, The bridegroom is the son of Mr, and Mrs, Allen Kearney. ~Photo by R, A, Roots, Toronto, Memorialize First W. D. Killed On Active Service -- Was Girl Guide Section Officer Rose Goodman, first member of the R.CAF, Wo- men's Division to be killed on active service, has been memorialized by a group of Toronto girls who have named their club after her, it was announced in Toronto by Edith Bugarman, president of the recently formed Section Officer Rose Good~ man Chapter of B'nal B'rith Girls, Section Officer Goodman enlisted in the RO.AF. in October 1941 and received her preliminary training in Toronto, as a member of the first class of 180 to graduate from the administrative training course. She later served as a sergeant in- Sieuctor AY Meneton, N.B. Jud in the spr 0 was sent to an Alberta o u Section Officer Goodman was killed on January 26, 1043, when the training plane in which she was flying crashed near Clares- holme, Alberta. She was the first Canadian alrwoman to become a oasualty in a plane accident, The daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Solomon odman, of New Glas- gow, N.B, Section Officer Good- man was born in 1020, She attended school in New Glasgow and later Dalhousie University where she was prominent in student activities, She recelved her B.A, in 1041, An ac- complished violinist, Section Officer Was & member of the New Siow Symphony Orchestra for several years, she was also ac- tively interested in the Girl Guide movement in which she held the rank of first lieutenant, : First W. D. Casualty ¢ they must be cleared regardless of cost, aining station as ad- (¢ $ & SECTION OFFICER GOODMAN who was the first member of the RCAF, Women's Division, kTied on active service, A group of Tor- onto girls has named a club after her, Section Officer Rose Goodman Chapter of B'nal B'rith Girls, She was a graduate in Arts of Dalhousie University, Halifax, 8 member of the New Glasgow Symphony Ore chestra, snd a first licutenant "in the Girl Guides, Her story appears on this page. Princess Patricia Holds Art Exhibit LONDON, Aug. 3--lLady Patricia Ramsay's latest exhibition, at the Lefevre Gallery, 131-134, New Bond Street, is a large one and there is & considerable range of subjects in oll, water-color, and pen and ink. The paintings are executed with a light touch and the color is always fresh oi Hvaly, is the Sonar; of many art oritics, e landscapes have been painted in many parts of the world, and both these and the still life subjects, among which there. are many flower paintings, show a keen appreciation of de- corative effects and of the charm of wy and untroubled color, hen as H.R.H. the Princess Pat- ricla (affectionately known as 'Princess Pat,") she was a resident of Government House, Ottawa, while her father HRH, the Duke of Connaught was Governor-Gen- eral, she found time to do some paintings. Hedps Patriotic Fund Her contribution to the Canadian treal, where sealed bids were received from picture- lovers who were attracted by any of the exhibited works--was a study flowers and still life entitled "White Narcissus." This fund, in bad we | Which the highest bidder 'captured the ploture, was by the Y.W.C.A. decided to organize its fac ilitles to back the national camp- algn to help meet the world food emergency, the teen-agers asked to be allowed to set the ball rolling, They held a meeting and the meat coupon dance was the result, eo meat coupon dance brought out a record attendince with more than 150 young people placing thelr valid coupons in the box at the door. Eric Presos!, chairman of the ine door committee, was master of cers emonies, The efforts of Skyview Club mem= bers by no means end with the hold ing of the dance, All the youngsters have pledged themselves to keep on saving as many valld meat, butter and sugar coupons as possible, to help with Victory gardens when possible, and to doing their bit to see that no food is wasted in their homes. The teen-age drive at the Y.W. CA, is only part of the local ase soclation's effort to "Share with the Hungry", The entire membership of the branch has been informed of the drive's objectives and a special box for valid meat coupons has been set up in the main entrance hall of the building. STORE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY It's Here Again! . . SIERO EIR RRR RIT OTN ORRIN ORR RIERA RETRO RRR RII THE TIMES-GAZETTE Tuesday, August 6, 1948 . The Great Event You've Waited For! LADIES! You just HAVE to leave the breakfast dishes and the sweeping and get down to FOX'S because . . . Another sensational Mid-Summer Sale is about to take place next Thursday morning at 9 a.m. You all know the policy of Fox's Sales .. . you also know the truly amazing bargains you have found here . . . and when we say that we've marked many, many items to 'way below cost, We Mean Just That! You don't have to take our word for this, just be on hand Thursday morning and see for yourself. Many hundreds of Dresses, Suits, Coats, etc., will be on sale at sacrifice prices and Whether you need them for now or later wear... Be here EARLY THURSDAY MORNING! Sale of DRESSES Values up to $16.95 52.99 This rack includes crepes, printed cottons, glazed chintz, plaid ginghams, sun dresses in one and two-piece styles. Slightly soiled. Hurry for these! x ' DRESSES THURSDAY MORNING at 9 a.m. Sha Sale of Values up to $21.50 $5.00 Here's a rack of truly amazing values! Just imagine dresses that sold as high as $21.50 going at $5.00 in this sale, be the "talk of the town", (SLIGHTLY SOILED) DRESSES Values up to 16.95 Included in this lot are cottons, seersyckers, plain and printed crepes in misses and women's sizes. A really smashing clearout at only ON SALE *6.89 65 SPRING AND FALL SUITS! Dressmaker and tailored styles. Misses sizes 12 to 20; women's sizes 181% to 243. All shades including blacks. They're "Knock- outs" at 10% to 40% OFF Another Rack of DRESSES Values up to $23.50 These include Chambrays, plain Crepes, etc, They're GABARDINE & NOVELTY CLOTHS In One and Two-Piece Suits and Dresses, Also wools, ALL REDUCED, $7.89 uw 65 Only They'll [XX] Mid-Summer a nina | 3 promoted , Canadian Academy of Arts, A Ry hu the Ontario Society of Artists and the wi. GOAT A grand assortmeat of materials include ing Double Plane and Scotian Tweeds, Misses sizes 10 to 20, women's sizes 1614 to 24%. 10% to 50% OFF 12 Only! Showerproof Coats Sizes 12 to 18 in twill and gabardine cloth, Sensational values at 10% to 25% OFF The Following Leading Manufacturers Are All Exclusive With Us In Oshawa ! Deja -- Vanity -- Ise- man -- Nan Taylor -- Anne -- Louise -- Louis Berger -- Queen Dress -- Fashion Preferred. You will find these dresses all reduced. Patricia Ramsay, who is a of the New English Art Club, and an hovarars member of the Royal Scottish Society of Paint. ers in Watercolors, is represented in the Jermationt collection of the National Galley of Canada, by "Hyacinth and " and "A Woodland Glade" which were pre« sented by the artist in 1018, Mustard Pickles Wash 3 Ibs. small pickling cucumbers, Combine 4 cups Heinz Distilled White Vinegar; 3 cup Heinz Pree pared Yellow Mustard; !/; cup salt and 31 cups sugar, Heat to boiling. Add cucumbers and return to boiling. Quickly pack one hot, sterilized jar ata time, Fill to 4" from top. Be sure Vinegar solution covers the vegetables. Seal each jar at once: Yield: 7 pints. EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS ALL SALES FINAL Montreal Teen-Agers Hold Co...on Dance Teen-agers at the Montreal branch irk gd 1 The group, the Skyview Club, is one of the most active bands of lona by secret ballot, decide their own activities, edit their own news- JUPEF and deal with their own - ems, such as gate-crashing. V. Durden is adult supervisor. When the Montreal branch of the PHONE 540 7 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA =m