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WX¥UroAY, DECEMBER 4, 1048 £ "THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE NINETEEN Willing Workers of: 'Harmony Hold Annual Ba Banquet ' Harmony, Dec. 3 -- A successful bazasr 'was held Tuesday afternoon by the: Willing Workers of Har- on King Street Church recrea- "Booths were nicely decorated and offered a wide variety of articles, from. cartons of fresh eggs at the country store, to Iysidry novéls at He whe elephant. boo ES + ps the most i spot, épting of course, the tea room, vhie "was. 'kept - very busy, was Home: cooking - booth, "where a array of - layer Hosthread, tarts, home-made 3 Plein fact every- thing in the line of baked goods, dis- appeared like magic. Customers were lined three deep in front of the counter, and only those who arrived early, and held their ground, were fortunate enough to have their choice. The tea table was very attractive and was laid with a white linen cloth, centred with an artistic wreath of fluffy snow, scattered with tiny red berries. In the centre of the wreath was a single large white candle. On either side of this cen- trepiece were brightly burning red candles in crystal candleholders. Mrs. George Scott and Mrs. Gor- don Bunker poured tea, and serv- ing the guests were Mrs. Nichols, the tea room convener, Mrs, McGill, Mrs. Chris. Willoughby, Mrs. Don Harris, Mrs. Harold. Winter and others. In charge of the various booths were the following: Country store, Mrs. Charles King and Mrs. Percy Allman; home-cooking, Mrs. Merle Attention Voters / Mark Your First Choice EAGLE X ALDERMAN Monday FREE TEXT BOOKS AND SUPPLIES PLANNING for THE FUTURE USE YOUR BALLOT MARK YOUR BALLOT 4 "PERCE" EVELEIGH CANDIDATE for BOARD of EDUCATION Who Is "Perce" Eveleigh? (1)- Graduate in Arts Acadia University, Nova Scotia (2) One year's Teaching experience in B.C. (3) Held: Principalship of High School in . Westminster, B.C, (4) One of Oshawa's leading business men 5) 21 years successful operation of Oshawa Laundry. (6) 4 years on Advisory Board of 0.C.V.l. '(Chairman this year). © MY ONLY AIM IN SEEKING ELECTION to the Board of Education is "BETTER" Educational Facilities for the Students of Oshawa! Lambe; fancy work, Mrs. W. Train- er; children's wear, Mrs, Stewart Mackie; aprons, Mrs. Arthur Korry; white elephant, Mrs. John Williams. Mrs. F. J. Rundle opened the bazaar, after speaking for a few moments on the work of the Will- ing Workers in the Sunday School and Community. She was presented with a corsage by little Miss Linda Rundle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rundle. NAMED CANDIDATE Paris, Ont., Dec. 4--(CP)--John A. Charlton, member of the House of Commons for Brant-Wentworth, was named Progressive Conservative candidate for the constituency in the next Federal election at a nom- inafion convention Friday night. Mr. Charlton's was the only name put before the convention. NO CC-OPERATION _ Toronto, Dec. 4--(CP)--Ontario's cows aren't co-operating i nthe Ca- nadian: butter shortage, the 'Ontario Creamery Association was told Fri- day. C. E. Lackner, Ontario direc- tor of dairying, told closnig sessions of the association's convention that by proper feeding and breeding production from each cow could be increased, by 500 pounds of milk a yea. -13,000,000 pounds a year for the province. SUNDAY LICENSE Toronto, Dec. 4. -- (CP( -- It's against the law for stores to sell cigarettes. on Sunday in Toronto and the Police Commission said Mr., Mrs. and Miss Veter * If you think | may be of service to you on next year's Council .. ..| am willing! . You know what to do! VOTE EVELYN BATEMAN Friday it. would '¢rack down on violators. The commission said it would cancel licences of stores vio- lating the city by-law. YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED FOR THE ELECTION OF WILLIAM | BODDY to the Public Utilities Commission ree | From my past record of service you can be assured that careful consideration will be given to all problems coming before the Board, especially those relating to any improvements that might be undertakeh of \ : , : OSHAWA BE SURE TO ELECT FREDERICK J. FREDERICK J. PERRY Alderman to the 1949 COUNCIL "He Will Serve You Well" BENSON TRADE UNIONISTS! VOTE and ELECT HARRY F. 'BENSON ALDERMAN FOR 1949 Friends and Fellow Citizens: I solicit your vote and active support in the election Dec. 6. MY ONLY PLEDGE: A fair, honest: and direct approach to all matters coming before City Council, on the basis of sincerity and common sense. in either the electrical or water department. VOTE and LIFFORD HARMAN -- AS ALDERMAN Experi in Munici 1 Affairs LJ] His interest is that of Every Citizen LJ Expenditures to be Carefully Scrutinized [J Sanitation and Education must be 'Maintained on High Standard [ J Adequate Housing . 0 Increased Library Facilities LJ Public Lavatories THUMB SKETCH Alderman Harman came from Aurora to Oshawa in 1920. employed at the Robson Leather Co. and since 1923 has been employed by GMC and became a member of the 25-Year, Club this year. Chairman of the Fire Protection and the City Property Committee--he has held that office for 1946-47-48. Mayor on the City Housing Commission and the Victorian Order of Nurses. He also is Chairman of the Special Committee re New Lights on Oshawa streets. RE-ELECT LM. SOUCH TO BOARD OF EDUCATION ELECT ELMO DUNN --for-- Alderman For Economy and The Welfare of Oshawa MARK YOUR BALLOT DUNN X Fo -------------- He was He is Alderman Harman represents the VOTE Home Town Boy | with An Interest In Oshawa's Future' BARRETT 1949 COUNCIL ELECT and ELECT William J. NAYLOR Board Of Education Member of Board 1938 to 1946 Chairman of Board 1944 VOTE VOTE and ELECT WILLIAM "BILL" DUNCAN for ALDERMAN ELECT Ralph A. Wallace (BARRISTER) -- 10 ---- Board of Education MILLS Public Utilities Conimission ® Action and Experience