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| Such things as punctuality ana at-| November 31, and a room will HOUSEHOLD HINT ent or two tablespoons a Harmony H&S Assn! firiance ET set aside for those wishing to pl You can eliminate fog in the . ent, a small amount of water ied classes, it definitely showed on|progressive euchre, fish bowl caused by sand by wash- and sand from a five - gallon Resumes Meetings {his report card, as it affected his| At the November meeting, Miss ng Joe Sad a» Setargent suds. aquarium. Se uu) fr Tors ' " {whole progress during the year. Madeline Kelly, secretary of re- Mrs, Harold Donald, president|The assistance of the mothers was|medial reading will be present tofone-third cup of packaged deter-/sand back into the aquarium. of the Oshawa Home and School |also sought in marking various|explain the unit system presently Council brought greetings from articles of children's wearing|being used in reading in the the mother organization on Mon-| apparel. schools. day night to the first fall meeting] A decision was made to con-| A piano duet by Miss Janet Kerr of Harmony Home and School As-|tinue awarding prizes for the|and Miss Joanne Storie, "King of ps 7 sociation. room with the highest number of the Forest" added much to the A special welcome was extend-| parents present at meetings. Miss| evening's pleasure. Refreshments THE IMES-GAZE t 11 ts t,|Doake's Grade 1, and part of were served by mothers of Grade DAILY T 3G TIE. Friday, Qetoher 3, 10% 9a ially Ly I Piidren| Grade 2, won the attendance|8 pupils, under the convenership were attending the school for the Prize. of Mrs. Jack McGill, social con-| - Th 1 h P L k first time by the president of the| Plans were set in motion for the|vener, and Mrs. Douglas Hopps,} rn ay e t roves Luc Y association, Mrs, Edward Rose. |annual night of cards, the one|representing Grade 8. Responsible After the regular opening, Mrs./ money-making event of the year.|for the program were Mrs. C. E. | "11* . . Albert Rund!l d the H {It will be held on Wednesday! Twining and Mrs. Albert Rundle. For Brilliant Edmonton Pianist [sien finde fads fore sa | tine reports, Mr. Rupert Harrison, | EDMONTON (CP) -- Geraldine| Miss Mason headed for the Ri-|principal, introduced the mem. { : Mason left for Europe on a Fri-/viera and Cannes on another|bers of the teaching staff. He also| | day the 13th four years ago, but|scholarship to study French liter- explained the shift system which) i. 4 T jthe years she has spent there ature. She won an impressive- has of necessity been introduced | 12 079 have already REZ JUST WHA 4 {| have turned out anything but un- looking degree and a Riviera holi-|for the first time this term. Par-| visi . sii THE DOCTOR lucky. Lhe Brilliant Young Famonton course, viiarabi bled & X pianist flew home from mdon| A new scholarship enal er recently to visit her parents, Mr.|[to continue her studies in Paris ineiqamal musie hi 2 Shakespear. ORDERED {and Mis Xestie k Masog, sud i for Fiother year ater Sieh she by a group of Sonos C3 e5ar * _ {| prepare for a recital sponsored by took studies in conducting. sh t . . A | the Women's Musical Club of Ed- DEBUT IN HOLLAND rR oe heminge. of Eger When Someone : i; Your Josie agnosis an reatmen ri | monton. Miss Mason then moved to ; French songs but she ranks them Just a little farther in the future rondon where she met with her strictly as a sideline. Serious TRUST steps toward recovery. We help by filling his prescription exactly as written, using i London debut at first big "break," an opportunity Somposins. she says, is a full-| The only home of its kind in Canada nn | Geraldine, now 27, went to Eur-| debut in Holland. ime, 08, f Engl : | ope on a French government| The concerts, one in the Hague company an A et hues only fresh, potent drugs. Prompt service [5 slanship to Study pj8uo, \ butiand one at Amsterdam's famedtape recording at the Edinburgh| Why don't drop' d the Beautiful » Truly IR always. piano is her first love. Concertgehow hall, were played| Festival highlighted Miss ajoorin| y cont you drop In onc see the Deautiful » Tuuly her interests on the continent led| within 18 hours of each other and | ; summer last porn, "perorming, courses In| i rnd uring Sues ust SR Remarkable Hom WELL'S DRUG STORE Posing, performing, courses in Dutch critics were high in their i emarkable Home - § 5 conducting and in foreign lan- i f h : x guages and a term as an accom-| oad. techni 35% Simcoe St. N. RA 53-4734 ng panist to a ballet company. |musical conception," | IMPRESSIVE PILLBOX N In France, she began her stud-| While the concert stage is Miss tak les with Jules Gentil, assistant to| Mason's first love, other musical] ---- Irene of New York created | pastel mink pillbox that Is worn the great pianist Cortot, at thelsidelights have occupied her inter- this fabulous fur hat which is an | slightly to one side and is trim- | Ecole Normale de Music in Paris. est. While in Paris, she composed] elegant combination of luxury med with a colorful coral and After a year of study, she audi-| and chic and is a beautiful | turquoise ornament. A scarf in |tioned for Marguerite Long, one choice for wear during the cold | matching pastel mink is worn |of the world's leading plano teach- | gm | weather that is' sure to arrive Jovet fashion, 2t the neckline, -- fers. | DRAPES - HILAL pretty soon. It is a stunning y Tracy rian. Miss Long took Miss Mason as al - student. At the same time, the Ed VENETIAN SHADES monton musician took additional Made-to-Measure Reports At Red Cross Meeting [ses ithe Soncrt frm: [SSESORATE ' the symphony orchestra of 'Radio WARD S "age Show Increase In Activities Piffucion, Francais, French na. CULHETHAUESIRRRL tional network. The Board of Management of with the Christmas bags for the| When summer holidays arrived the Oshawa Branch of the Red|veterans at the Ontario Hospital. Cross Society met in the Red The convener of Fairview Cross rooms recently, with Mr. H. Lodge, Mrs. A. E. Mounce report- C. Bohaker presiding. The min- ed that two bus trips had been utes were read by Mrs. O. R. Gay held during the summer for the and Mr. A. S. Hill gave a financial residents and that these had | report. + proved very enjoyable for all con- 'BTAINABLE AT ALL GOOD STORES FR rs. A. W. Smith gave a com- cerned. A donation of tea towels S OM COAST TO COAST plete report on the work done in'had been received from the IODE. connection with a recent fire and Mrs. Mounce is still looking for % | stated that clothing and bedding suitable tea wagons to assist the ; had been distributed. She express- volunteer workers with the serv- y ed appreciation for the assistance ing at the Lodge. Arrangements] given her by the Welfare Depart- are being made for the Christmas J | | day as a result of the six-week|ents were also told how important, ment and by Mr. Bathe. treats for the residents. Mrs. Harold Luke reported that| Mrs. F. J. Rundle stated that the women would commence sew- practically all available supplies ing in the rooms around the first are out at present from the loan of October and would be working Suphoatd, One. ew Jospital So : » i a8 been purchased. I ' 4 ev EE RE A | MEAGHER'S Now Have ON SALE The LE. JW tline | ized. | of the swimming and water safety All Junjor Red Cross clubs in TAI L Oo R E D U ND E R Ww EA Rr : program conducted during the the city have commenced their past summer. This year's class activities snd the monies will De | was the largest and awards were|sent on to Toronto. Miss Myrtle ka . | ven out to 45 beginners, 22| Wilson, gonvener, Slated Lhat 53 Mothers for top quality underwear, always * juniors, 11 intermediates and|per cent of the school children in ' A t seniors. |Canada are enrolled in Junior look for the WATSON'S label. It symbol- (| Stin Ouse I e Homemaker Service was|Red Cross. Mr. Paul Kennedy re-| . : " reported on by Mrs. J. BH. Val |porting on blood donor ciple sari] izes the best value obtainable... means 1680. Shee Jere 26 new cagesihe lat clitie was held on Seb) .)ongerwearing garments... a real saving ESR fh SE SU SSE SBI SE) in. money! The. complete. lie 'oflers. every That Were Shown at the Canadian National Xt: oie tr style, for every member of the family for { - We Exhibition ers. Zestigate publicity Jogsibilities for, Mrs. T. K. Creighton in her re-| Community Ches ve. Mrs. E.| any season. p port on welfare stated the: ere | A. Mounce requested volunteers to! 4 3 ving requests for ov Bs of | aid with the canvassing for the! k relatives h Red Cross. Most| Community Chest. of these calls coming from fam.| illes with European connections! edo sani the whitey Res ree § SH ULT ON Nurses Advised DESERT F {SWER Learn To Bounce TO LL VATE 'Good personal relations has something to do with growing " up," Charles Tisdall, president of == MOTHER Ye, Canadian Public Relations So- wl i 4 KNOWS BEST ciety, Toronto branch, told a § 3 4 large gathering of nurses - at : 3 io WATSON Northminster United Church, re- 5 valve. For non Sirs cently. The occasion was the an- pe Ft always been WATSON'S 2 ] Be ie nual banquet of Chapter 1, dis- § 4 d nties, briefs and i iL ipiapik adi SL triet, Registered Nurses of On- * : : gir re Li) a 0, Association. 1 i " Yi In pointing out what ublie 2 4 / ; and ied Shares opinion and public Telations 2 ? ip 4 o£ orming meant to those in the nursing : 4 > d '] 100 1 profession, Mr. Tisdall advised § : Bl Scere 100% his listeners to form the habit of & i . STRETCHY nylon "bouncing back", 3 "Expect today's grief to be & balanced by tomorrow's satisfac- tion," he said. Miss Frances Howard, presi- dent Chapter 5 presided and others at the head table were Miss ~ Louella McKnight, Mrs. § A '""0 fregrance that blends Gewese Telford Miss Ruth Wat- the modern and urbane with the son, Miss Edith Fenton, Mrs. mystery and Frank Mason, Miss Gladys Hill, migheton 8 $4 Mrs. Barbara Brady, Miss Ber- wtarnal desert, The bots Js of Ly Tunney, Miss Van der Voort. carved glass contained In en presentation of a pair of lamps was made to Mrs. George wiegom gold carson, ~-- EXCLUSIVE Telford in honor of her recent FOR BABY marriage. 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