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#© THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Tuesday, December 22, 1058 9th Cubs Enjoy Yuletide Party A delightful evening was spent recently at the Knights of Col- umbus Hall, when the 9th Cub Pack and their Taimiling ya Bd hristmas party, given . Mothers' Auxiliary. After singing a few carols a ple gram was resented by the Cubs with Mr. Albert Love as Master of Ceremonies. "Silent Night" and "Come All Ye Faithful" were sun, by Albert Love, Charles Love, Wil- frid Mann and Bill Cosgrove. A little barbershop harmony was added to the occasion by Anthony Meagher, John Thexton, David Hal- liday and John Love, who san "Down by the Riverside" an "Laughing on the Outside, Crying on the Inside". A solo was given by Richard Benson, who sang 'White Christ- mas" and "Crying in the Chapel". Mary McGarry and Patsy Halliday did a few tap dances. Santa Claus made his entrance |. and gifts were distributed to all of the children. Refreshments were served under the direction of Mrs. Charles Plews. : Thanks are extended to Mr. , pianist, Mr. Paul Roche- inist, Mrs, Seorge Somer- ville, Santa, for contributing to the success of the party. NOTE TO BRIDES The Times-Gazette wishes to have all wedding reports and pictures published in this news- paper as quickly as possible after the event takes place. It is requested that the forms which are sent out to all fu- ture brides be returned to the women's editor in advance of Wise hostesses during the Christmas - New Year's holiday season help their guests arrive home safely by making a cup of strong coffee the "one for the road", according to Canadian red traffic accidents and deaths. The great majority of car drivers be men but Canadian women must share the responsibility for the large number of street and highway accidents which year after ar mar our Cl as and New Year's holiday festivities. Women, as tesses, could help re- 'ey Tr i extette Six sparkling Christmas jewels of exquisite fragrance -- with a dram of either : Night and Day, Blue Grass, It's You, White Orchid, On Dit or My Love. Elizabeth Arden inspires Perfumair to carry your holiday wish into the New Year...so she may carry her fragrance with her wherever she goes - $3.00 4 : [ 4 4 JURY & LOVELL | Cosmetic Dept. [ 8 King St. E. Dial 3-2245 ) i atin IRR IATR aT Dial 5-3546 . 530 Simcoe S. 4 For Safety's Sake Smart Hostess Serves Coffee to Departing Guests entirely sober pedestrian or pas- "This problem of indulg over- ence has long concerned those who seek to promote safety and reduce the num of p and some- times fatal accidents. Safety au- thorities realize that entertainment and holiday cheer in alcoholic form will always continue to be part our festivities. They sought, fee. entirely eliminating Scientific tests at Cornell - versity and elsewhere prove that coffee has a sobering effect and the | that the Ltn of driving . | taken after an effective stimulant and over- comes drowsiness which is also a frequent cause of highway acci- ents. The hostess who serves coffee as the "one for the road" is therefore helping ® make her party a suc- cess. pe is a 4 ing a guest and others to Jo holies safely and alive and to eome back another time. Liberally sweetened, coffee increases its sobering Hale gram. | Let the and Down, by Mrs. e Courtice; the mag story, "When Shepherds Came to Tear, was told Mrs. Lloyd Courtice, Mrs. Erie Courtice lod slightly between two nails to open coils, then apply the paint. t dry before removing springs from nails. « The 12-mile Simp! Tunnel in , | the Swiss Alps took eight years to constru ct, of | brid GBOUPS, CLUBS AUXILIARIES In order to ensure publica- tion of reports of meetings of women's groups and organiza- tions as soon as possible after they have been held, prass se- cretaries and reporters of all groups are asved to have their reports im the hands of the women's editor tae day after the in all cases when ts et Ne ain mus! or sent in mot more than 48 hours after the meeting has taken place in order to ensure Publication of such The Lend-a-Hand Club held its Christmas party in the Oddfellows' Hall. Dinner was served at 6.30 .m. The tables were beautifully orated with candles and favors and centered with a Christmas cake, There was an exchange of gifts and cards. . At 8 p.m. the business session opened with the president, Sister Luella Bagshaw, presiding assist- ed by vice-president, Sister Orpha Goyne. Nominations of officers for the coming year were held. Those elected were Sister Orpha Goyne as president; Sister Helen Court- ht, vic-president; Sister Eve- Xe 'ockes, treasurer; Sister Ame- a Weeks, secretary. The shut-ins were all remembered and a speedy recovery was expressed for those who were {ll Following closing Christmas and New Year wishes were extended Palmerston Nuptials Of Oshawa Interest Aw . Mere- dith Reany of Palmerston. The m's family lived in Osh- awa for tem years, making their home on McGregor Street, while he attended school here. The cerem was held at the bride's parents' home which was decorated with bronze chrysanthe- and fern- The Reverend Grant Muir, cousin of the bride- groom, officiated. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in blue, with corsage of yellow sweetheart roses. Her maid of honor, Miss Mary Wright, wore an ashes of roses gown, with purse corsage. Miss Janet Muir, wearing a dress of white organdy, carried a basket of roses, and autumn-tinted baby 'mums, yable Christmas wie or chards" on Friday night. Everyone entered the bowling single for men. Mr. won the prize for the lowest score. Mr. Elburn Parr was in charge of bowling. After 3 box lunch dancing was Spot ; | Stan] 'PARTY FARE ° studded velvet collar that flares out in two sharp points. shoulder-line is to g effect. Multicolored stripes run diagonally forming a series of V's down the centre front of the dress, and the skirt is cut in a wide circle which makes swirl and rustle as one moves. THERE'LL be an orchid for the queen of the campus when her favorite beau sees her in this delightful dance dress Made of woven taffeta. that whispers when it moves the frock will really set the fashion at holiday parties during the win-' ter season. The V-shaped neckline is highlighted with a rhinestone the legal weight and fineness. The test produced at each U.S. mint is for- is made by an Assay C sion warded to Philadelphia under seal | created in 1201; its 17 members are for a test whether it conforms to |appointed by the President. MINT TESTS Annually, one silver coin of 2000 Your Gift Means More When It's From Reitman's « Your Gitt Means More LAST CHANCE TO SHOP a FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS! We've a wonderful selection of HOS- IERY, LINGERIE, BLOUSES, SPORTS- WEAR, GLOVES . . . everything a lucky lady would love to find under the tree on Christmas morning! Our salesladies will be glad 10 help you with your gift problem . . . ask her for suggestions! OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS TUES. -- WED. DEC. 22 -- 23 UNTIL 9 P.M. Certificates in any denomination Still Puzzled? Give her a Gift 3 Certificate . . . ! By TRACY ADRIAN TN AT SUM 2m Canadian National Plum Pudding Here is the 'Canadian National" udding as prepared by Ro- Instructor, Di and Parlor Car , Canadian National 10 Beef suet (ground), 10 oms. Brown suggr, 8 ors. enjoyed to recorded music suppMed by Mr. Alex Awkright. dances Tayiob and the Rev, J. Moff. Mr. and Mrs. Britten. A visit from Santa Claus, who distributed gifts to all present, |} to a close. brought the even! Mr. ugh Gilchrist's and Mrs. group was responsible for the sue cess of evening S$ radition everybody tues / No wonder deficious Laura Secord candies have become as much a part of our Christmas tradition 4 as roast turkey and mince pie. Their fresh goodness perfectly expresses festive hospitality and Christmas giving. Stirred, smoothed and flavoured with the finest foods in the world . . . dainty, delectable Miniatures . . . tasty, tangy Salto Nut Meats and fo make the youngsters' eyes grow big--there's a host of wonderful Christmas novelties for every age. Your friendly neighbourhood Laura Secord Shop is open 'till 9 p.m. for your shopping convenience. Laura Secord Candies are beautifully wrapped for Christmas. 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