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{Pictured following their mar- ge in King Street United thurch recently are Mr. and . J. M. Thomas. The bride, former Miss Molly Simons, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. yilliam H. Simons of Oshawa ixchanges Gifts it Monthly Meeting he December meeting of the Bdsnip Group of King Street pited Church was held in the urch parlor le meeting was opened by the isident, Mrs. Richard Davis, af- which "Silent Night Holy light" was sung, Mrs. Almond Intnell read the scripture. Mrs. . J. Chambers sang two Christ- songs accompanied by larence Scott at the pia "God's ift""" was the devotional theme, lhe president read the meditation nd prayer. 'Love Came To Us In Song" was read by Mrs. G. East- Im. Mrs. Duncan McMillan read Came To Us In A Star" Mrs. Lawrence Allen, "Love me to Us In A Babe'. Miss Mary Bourne gave a brief lk on the coming TB in city stressing the importance this service and asked for volun- irs to assist. The president hanked the members for their loy- support through the year. The urer, Mrs. Nelson Whinfield, Ve a very gratif ; report A short business period C 1 as gifts were e refreshments served 10 ov PERSONALS Mrs Mrs. Roy Perry, A. pd a management committee uropean Students ell of Christmas n Native Lands One of the most impres: meetings in the history of young 'adults of King Street Unit- d Church was held on day. Eight students from Cer Col- legiate Institute on the Christm native lands. The followin Bryan Rusco, Ep ko, Latvia; land; John Muka, Fink, Germany; sive the of their festival vie TO LIVE IN BERMUDA Mrs, | w | mith, Mrs. Norman Hinds attend- | ke to the groun | 3 ' Anovi- ! followed by refreshments, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Marcel Thomas of Pa- ris, France, and the late Mr. Thomas, Following the cere- mony the couple left for Ber- muda where they will make their meeting for the Ontario Red Cross Society in Toronto on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bloxom f | and their granddaughter, Miss Cheryl Bloxom, of Downsview, On- | LODGES AND SOCIETIES VICTORIA LODGE LTB. The regular meeting of Victoria Lodge L.T.B, No. 55 was held in lodge room. Lodge was opened by worshipful Mistress Sister Susan Spencer, assisted by Deputy Mis. tress Sister Hazel Weddup. The Bingo Committee were giv- en a hearty vote of thanks for a wonderful report. Sister Hazel Weddup reported on the members who were on the sick list. Sister Alice Short, Sister Elizabeth Short, Jr., Sister Skarrow. Sister Hazel Weddup was elected worshipful mistress. The other of- ficers are as follows. Deputy ma- ster, Brother Fred Thompson; re- cording secretary, Brother Wil lard Spencer; financial secretary, Sister Ruth Gatchell; treasufer, Sister Elda Howard; chaplain, Sis- ter Annie Toms; director of cere- monies, Sister Mary Shompsn; conductor, Sister Mabel Blow; chairman of committee, Sister Cora Gardner; first committee, Sister Elizabeth Morton; second committee, Sister Evelyn Morri- son; third committee, Sister Blan- che Foot; fourth committee, Sis- ter Pearl Irwin; inside tyler, Bro- ther Amon Toms; outside tyler, Brother Leo Keeler; degree cap- tain, Sister Sarah Logeman; assist- ants, Brother Leo Keeler; Broth- er George Cuthbert; trustees, Bro- ther Willard Spencer, Brother Leo Keeler; Brother Percy Cleve- land; pianist, Sister Emmaline Henderson; press reporter, Sister Donalda Strong; juveniles, Wor- shipful Sister Mary Thompson; suardians, Sister Susan Spencer; Sister Hazel Weddup; Sister Elda Howard; Sister Doris Law; Sister Mildred Carnochan. The prizes for the draw were donated by Sister Laura Coros, Sister Clara Ewen and won by Sister M. Carnochan and Sister Evelyn Morrison. Birthday greet- ings were sung for Sister Arkle and Sister Cleveland. There will be in exchange of gifts next meeting night, Tuesday, Dec. 21. A welcome V Brother Bateman of Re™\ Echo tario, were weekend guests of Mr, | Sg and Mrs. Harold Gallagher, An-| derson Avenue. Mrs. Gallagher is Mrs. Blexom's niece. | - CLUB CALENDAR | MONDAY Ritson H and § Assn Cedar Dale H and S Assn. Lend-a-Hand Club { Lyceum Club {| Simcoe Street CGIT Horticultural Society { Pleasant Mon. Aft. Club | IODE (Jubilee Chapter) | St. John Amb. Division Harmony H and S Assn. | South Simcoe H and S Assn. { TUESDAY | King St. H and S Assn. Woodcrest-H and S Assn CGIT Auxiliary A. Home League { Christ Church W.A | King Street Jr. W. A Canadian Legion Aux, Golden Links Class Holy Trinity W.A. Holy Trinity Eve. Guild Court Oshawa, IOF No. Calvary Baptist YWMC North Oshawa Jr. WA Women's P.C. Assn. St. George's * Ritson | { 294 Grp) ---- / 4 as A WIFE PRESERVER Use a piece of stiff catdboard to "scrape" candle wax from furni- ture. Then wash off the residue with thick, warm soapsuds; rinse | with a clean damp cloth and pol- ish 13th Scout Mothers' Aux CP and T Committee Cedar Dale Jr. W.A, . THURSDAY ... . Girl Guide Ex-Council Court Charlene, COF Maple Leaf, LTB St. George's Eve. W.A, Happy Doubles Club Calvary Baptist WMS Christ Church Eve. Guild Albert Street W.A. St. George's Aft. Aux. Kate McLaurin Aux Juvenile Maple Leaf St. Andrew's Aft. WA Harvey Hunt Aux. Sunbeam Chapter, OES Storie Park Assn. Centre Street W.A. Challenger Group At the December meeting of the Oshawa Branch of the Red Cross Society badges of merit were awarded to Mrs. J. M. Red Cross Awards Badges Of Merit Badges 'of merit were presented by President Hayden Macdonald at a meeting last week of the Osh- awa Branch of the Canadian Red Mrs. J. M. Bucy, Mrs. R. Perry and Mrs. E. J Weir for their faithful services to Red Cross. The welfare committee reported that several families were supplied medical and dental care was given in teedy cases. The Christmas Cheer Committee is busy making plans to assist re- commended needy cases that they may enjoy a Happy Christmas Mrs. H. Luke is busy quilts to be sent to the Hurricane Hazel victims ~- Mrs. Roger Crook reported a large shipment of socks sweaters had been sent to Toron to Division Every Tuesday and Friday a group visits the canteen at Fair view Lodge. Through this service the residents are able to obtain shopping done. Mrs. C. S. arranging a Christmas party to be held December 21. Refreshments will be served and candy distribut- ed to the residents. Anyone having calendars suit able for the residents at Fairview can leave same at Johnston's Men's Wear, 8 Simcoe Street North, THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Do not let minor upsets make you unhappy this day. Attend to things yourself, if you want them done right. Tackle disagreeable problems without delay. Don't pro- crastinate, : The evening hours may bring some unusual adventure or sur- warm clothing and bedding, also | The sewing group convened by! sewing | and | small supplies and have personal | Lee is| Bucy, Mr. E. J. Weir and Mrs, Roy Perry. In the picture, Mrs Harold Luke, left, has received FAITHFUL SERVICES TO RED CROSS RECOGNIZED Perry is receiving her award at the hands of Mrs. Norman Hinds, secretary, while President Hay den Macdonald registers appro- val. --Times-Gazette Staff Photo. | the pin for Mrs. Bucy, and Mrs. Sense of Humor is Safety Valve | DOROTHY ROE | NEW YORK AP)--The only way | | acquired an unofficial rating as the | typical 'teen-ager s mother through | | her TV appearances in that role in the Corliss Archer series. Though she has no children of her own, Mary now qualifies as | an expert on an OYfstage. Pretty Ann Baker plays the role of Cor- I1iss and is a typical 'teen-ager off stage as well as before the TV cameras. Says Mary of a recent | trip to New York with Ann: "This was Ann'g first trip to {New York, and she had all the] typical reactions, while I went through all the typical motherly | worries. One night when she didn't get in until late 1 couldn't sleep, {and was almost pacing the floor then at last she arrived. It was all perfectly reasonable when she explained--but 1 can understand now what mothers go through." Mary has been acting in movies, | plays, summer stock and TV since she was 12. She starred in numer- ous films and appeared with such male stars ag Jack Oakie, Buddy Rogers, Richard Arlen, James Cag- | | |] | prise occurence, There Is the pos- | | sibility of exciting news from afar PM vibrations also favor courtship {and romance. FOR THE BIRTHDAY | If tomorrow is your birthday | the new year should bring you happy recognition for past efforts | Financial plans in which you have | been interested during most of 1954 should reach fruition early in 1955 and where your occupational scope indicates that you are now entering a fine period of expan- sion which could continue for sev- eral months to come During the late spring, however, guard against overwork. In your Beta Sigma Phi WEDNESDAY S.A. Prayer Meeting Queen Mary, LOBA 7th Scout Mothers' Aux. ( Street WMS va Film Council | chick, Ukraine; Erwin Birze, | France; and William Marshall, | Scotland. Aivars Stasko played several | selections on his piano accordion. | In the business of the evening, | the group was reminded of the pot | luck suppr on Thursday, Decem- | ber 16, when the exchange of gifts | will be held. Mr. George Black gave a brief note on the Christmas pageant An inspiring worship service was led by Miss Beth Miller, who chose Christmas as the theme. | Miss Margaret Pellow led in a carol sing-song with Miss Reva | Tiers at the piano. Miss Beth Mill-| WASHER SERVICE If you are having WASHER TROUBLE CALL US ® We repair all makes ® Prices reasonable. ® Work done promptly by foc- tory trained experts. 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Those receiving the [to live through your children's looks hardly old enough to be a| a awards which were pined on by | 'teens and retain your sanity is to |'teen-ager's mother, and has the | North Simcoe Home and School members of the executive were: | keep a firm grip on your sense of | same round little-girl cheeks and | C. | humor, says Mary Brian, who has | sparkling blue eyes that endeared | her to her movie public. | In observing problems of parents | of 'teen-agers, Mary has worked | out some sound theories: 1. The amusement provided by a | 'teen-ager offsets the annoyance. 2. Hard and fast rules don't | work. Discipline is important, but | it should be pliable, to allow for | unusual circumstances. For ex-| ample, you can't set-a certain hour | at which your daughter must be home from every date--take into consideration where she is going, | what the occasion is, and what traf- | fic conditions may be. | 3. It's a mother's job to explain | the customs of the new generation to father, who usually takes these things harder than mom 4. Don't try tp pick out a 'teen- age daughter's clothes for her-- | you're almost sure to be wrong, | Mary, who is married to film editor George Tomasini and lives | in the San Fernando valley, says: | "I've decided it's fun to be a 'teen-ager's mother, even a make- | believe one." | enthusiasm, you may be inclined to | take on more responsibilities than | things as they come. Social life The Rev. S. B. Coles ddresses H-S. Christmas Meeting The Christmas meeting of the | Association, which was held on Monday evening, December 6, was well attended. Guest speaker of the evening was Reverend Stuart B. Coles of Knox Presbyterian Church, who was introduced by Mr. Grant Mac- THE DALY ROTI TIMES.GAZETTE, Monday, December 13, 1954 Christmas Meeting Of Harvey Hunt Aux. The Christmas meefing of the Harvey Hunt Auxiliary of Simcoe Street United Church was held on Thursday evening in the board room, Mrs. Angus MacLean, the presi- dent, opened the meeting with prayer and welcomed the visitors and - associate members. Various, reports were heard, the treasurer reported receipts of $916.46. Mrs. J. K. Moffat was present- ed with a life membership certifi- cate and pin as a birthday gift from Mr. Moffat. Mrs. Charles Dolley presided for the election of officers. Miss Muriel Oke took charge of the devotional period assisted by Mrs. O. R. Stokes who read the Christmas story from the scrip- tures. Miss Helen Oke gave a short talk on the meaning of Christmas and Mrs. Edward Rose read "The Christmas Gift". Mrs. McKinney of Brooklin, vice- president of the Bay of Quin Conference Branch of the WMS, gave an informative and interest. ing address on the Dominion Board of the WMS tracing the history of the work from the early begin ners. She was thanked by Miss Blanche Stinson. Miss Imma Walker accompannied at the piano by Mrs. G. R. Booth, sang two numbers, "The Little Road to Bethlehem" and "The Sky was His Candle". Following the meeting a social half hour was enjoyed in the lad- ies' parlor. When a child is econvalescing from an illness, he may be amus- ed while he is in bed by making a scrapbook. Magazines and cata- logs are good materials for a scrapbook. Suggest that the child choose a special subject for such a book--dogs, cats, babies, auto- mobiles, airplanes, sport. He. or she might be induced to make such a scrapbook for another child in a hospital. A desk lamp for a right hand- ed person should be placed at his left so that his writing hand will not shadow its own work. The intosh. Mr. Coles, a delegate to the | "World Council of Churches," held | at Evanston, Illinois, last sum-| mer, spoke in the conference and | illustrated his talk with colored slides. In his remarks, he brought out vividly, the sharp contrast be- tween the diversity of the back- | grounds of the delegates and the | unity of their Christian viewpoints. | Mrs, Miller Alloway thanked the | speaker for his address and also | Mr. Y. Densham whose song "Comfort Ye My People", and "White Christmas". Mr.. Densham | sham was accompanied by Mr. Wallace Young. The business portion of the meet- ing included a helpful explanation, illustrated by slides, of the new you can handle. Make a concen- trated effort to relax and take and travel will be under fint as- pects from June until September. lamp should be tall enough to Night the desk top with the bottom edge of jhe shade coming below eye evel. Report Card system, given by Mr, R. A. Jobb. Reports on the regional confer- ence held at Cobourg were given by Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Es Mann, and Mrs. R. E. Richardson. The date for the annual Valen- tine card party was announced to be Tuesday evening, February 15. 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