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GIFT FOR GAD-ABOUTS | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, December 5, 1958 9% GROUPS, CLUBS | Alice Jackson Rux. THE STARS SAY The travelling woman's steady ---------- Og AUXILIARIES Christmas Meeting By ESTRELLITA mp i Yokihiese vik - Members of the Alice Jackson FOR TOMORROW and lingerie for a two-week stay. SA HOME LEAGUE {Evening Auxiliary of King Street A fine Mercury-Venus configur- Leather luggage for women The regular meeting of the Drileg Churan hela weir Christ comes in a rich assortment of Salvation Army' Home League de lor OF & POLL aia ; shades. From Arctic white to was held on Tuesday ® Aer aye fick suoper on Tuesday, Decem- tual and creative lines; also en deep tropical hues, there are a December 2 i ver 2. The tables were beautifully courages social pursuits, personal dozen colors to complement the Mic. William James led. ih the Yscoraied as well as the worship relationships : and domestic fy touring woman, Pale heige, singing of a few choruses. Mrs. Dine. Ls fairs. Do make the most of a8 ompoth champagne, pinks, pas- Ht i Several games were nlayed. two truly generous day. tols in blue and green, and th Villiam Allison led in prayer. ,.ize winners being Mrs. Douz- . 5 in swe and green, Aa e Mrs. Thomas Myers was inj. Redpath and Miss 'Muriel Wil- FOR THE BIRTHDAY charcoals -- both grey and brown € Lief If tomorrow is your birthday, -- all mark the smart woman go. J charge of the devotional period. oo She led in the singing of.a hymn,! "myo hoo ident, Mrs. Bryce Your horoscope indicates that it ing places. then read a poem, "Jesus is My gown "conducted the business Would be advisable to push ahead ---------------- Captain," and read the Scrip- neriod. The minutes were read With important plans and pro- ture by the assistant secretary, Mrs, 8rams involving future security o tA Lief Mrs. Wilbert Clark sang a solo, wurio "oo br We eral members DoW. During the next six months September. BHetoher and Novem- "The Stranger of Galilee." Mrs.| wore vonsited on the sick list. The You could stabilize your affairs ber promise new business oppor- . h ' doil Myers gave a talk on the "Ships uoiono oe nraver for 1959 is most satisfactorily if you will tunities. : ; Progress is a product of Pharmacy. Almost daily, of Life." mentioning Worship, |njiss Lillian Brown in India. heed two important admonitions: A child born on this day Will} new and wonderful preparations are being discov- friendship and fellowship, Mr An executive moetine is' plan. avoid extravagance, and do not be endowed with great wisdom hyateh for th t Wilbert Clark sang. "Renewc oy ay asdav. Doc antagonize anyone in a position and a spirit of enterprise," but ered and made available to physicians for the treat- , : artich ned for next Tuesday, December ) yo diessly lintomBiic . . Mrs. -Myers read an "article go Chyna of the president, to help you -- especially toward may be needlessly undiplomaticy meng of their patients. Because of these wonder written hv a voung Christian 13/31." Bruce Brown the latter part of this month and at times. d is fast dill is less costly. vears old, 'My Corner Mrs. | Miss Isia' Barker conducted: 2 the early part of next. - -- - - rugs, recovery is raster and ¢ ness $ A y. Major Rankin. closed in pray er. very lovely worship service. Creative or scientific work You can be sure that our supplies of prescription Tea was served by the Raine cop demas carols were sung with whether vocational or avoca- ia ingredients include the newest discoveries in the bow Group hai "atl Mrs. Fred Ayers at the piano. tional, could bring unusual recog- , git: od x ds i, Next week Mrs. Char es Ca "A short history of the carols nition between January and May fi | 4 world of medicine. Doctors often say -- Have will Fe Christmas igjjont Night" "and "0 Little of 1959, and the aspects govern ? } this filled at Jury and Lovell's because they know y in flannelgraph. Town of Bethlehem was given ing social, domestic and senti- 4 Hee I h ib NDLE PARK AUX by Miss Isla Barker, mental relationships will "be ex 4 that we can supply most drugs they prescribe. Rt NDLE PARK. AG liars Miss Caroline Jones sang '0 -------------- Sepa: i ; Rundle Park Lac x Y Holy Night", accompanied by 45 '" " held its: monthly ET Mage Mrs allo Keves, The offering L' BEA TY a4 | & COMPOUNDING YOUR PHYSICIAN S jay. December 1, at the club AS y Mrs. 0. Cornis L S U Hh BEE A i " was received by Mrs. 0. Cornish | HA Ral etal PRESCRIPTION IS OUR PROFESSION house with 11 members present ; , «and Mrs. Orland Orr and the president, Mrs. Wilbert A Story. "ine First Christman PARLOUR Ll : ! ; . . M4 x ' 4 7 ' i # ks & " i Hall, presiding Tullaby", was told by Mrs : \ 4 ; ; / The pinuies of We last Jean Thomas Scott . 15 King St. E. Give DRAP % # ing were read by Mrs h hildron's gifts hic are bat | ; ! i' Poet 4 ; Crowells. The treasurer's report Thiers gifts Njieh af Phone RA 3-7011 and the whole family will be 1} 4 da a ¥ 4 ' 4 y ' ' ; a ' a Wed ation now favors those in intellec- AA BI STOR FRC ceptionally fine between June and pe pom, oo os oa 19D) being given to Simcoe Hall, were | 4 2 was given by Mrs. James Hanson ola pleased. Large stocks of or convener's report| on Qisplay. OPEN READY-TO-HANG LIMITED bv. Mrs. Percy Walters pa, | - Se /i The children's Christmas Pasty Joes Hagen and Mire Be 4 EVENINGS MADE-TO-MEASURE ¥ i; 0 be ¢ Monday night, Marden. Also more euchre decks noose. NG 3 } 3 JUST WAITING FOR SANTA CLAUS 0 1 SR art te bow for ne Tosi | Free Draw on || "Seven" || OSHAWA--BOWMANVILLE--WHITBY the CRA with Santa Claus arriv- night euchres : 4) 7 This lovely little lady, Afke- | Bakker, Colborne street east. [ Mr. and Mr N i « to give free treats to all the The park has one hockey team Christmas Gifts with w A R D S . | C kk ildren belonging to the park. entered in the league. The games " . : uise. and her handsome bro- | Tommy, 4':, and Louise, 2'2. | Leeuwarden, Holland ( gg forthe December are played on Saturday morhings Every Appointment. Simcoe at Athol -- RA 5.1151 » "Bi and . Jelle | Mrs L. son, nawa, i - co ---- -- New President and Officers Named By Daughters Of England RCAVICTOR "#5" £ $ister Betty Atkins was elected ter, Annie Mitchell; first guide, RECORD PLAYER (astworthy president of the Daugh- Sister Edith Taylor: second + tefs of England Lodge at its regu- guide, Sister Kav Large: third 3 A "We Send Medicines To Europe Postage Free" ' [] ' ' 14 ' lar meeting held in the Orange guide, Sis'er Marjorie Carey: v : Témple on Tuesday evening, De- fourth guide, Sister Sarah Van . & i cember 2. De Walker: pianist, Sister Nan = The other officers are as fol- Kirkbride: inner guard. Sister =. lows: Vice - president, Sister Ann Graham; outer guard, Sister cd GT : > 4 A v Hurst: secretary, Sister Mae Duncan: right escort, Sister bg ; McDonald: treasurer, Sis- Winifred Mills; left escort, Sister ~ mm---- ------------ Gertrude Logan: degree cap- XN | : tain, Sister Peggy Jackson: trus- . 3 Fancy Shapes tees, Sisters Jennie Madder, oF ; Ethel Horton, Ethel Cockerham: auditors, Sisters Kate Glover, |] b Peggy Jackson, Ann Foote: press N or ce u es | reporter, Sister Winifred Mills. ve atts" tin St PUTS A SPARKLE IN CHRISTMAS The plain icecube has been pn, aen Ladd, presided at the ; giyen a new twist with novel meeting Sister Ethel Horton act Exactly As ythene ice-cube molds that ou 4c vice-president, Sister Mary - Illustrated mike them in all shapes and Hurst gave the sick list report sizes. Sister Doris McDonald read the ! For instance, thehe is one correspondence from the most We Include mold that makes cubes in the worthy grand president. Sister shape of card symbols. Diamond- Doreen Ladd reported on the od ice-cubes might convince bingbes. Af No Extra Cost 3 persistent club bidder that paet district deputy, Sister ith time to change the suit! Jessie Madder, presided for the pebiosial shace sayers in the fe election of the otricers Serutin-| $34.95 Worth of 46 R.P.M. RECORDS mini-cubeeerg were Sisters Ethel Horton, trays. These make very small Peggy Jackson and Ethel Cocker- A terrific buy! An RCA Victor Automatic Record Player and icg-cubes (they freeze quicker pam $34.95 worth of Records of your choice. You get everything" than the regular ones) aid three| p,.no the meeting final plans at one low price . . . The price of the record player alone! trhys fit one on top. of each other! ere made for the Christmas taking the space of one ordinary party to be held in the Orange tray Hall on Tuesday. December 16, at inevitable conversation' catch-g pm There will be an exchange erp are the aa hole of gifts and an entertainment. ini the centre. Actually this is a mp. 400 prize donated by Sis A Washer its A Dryer ddvice to enable the cuhes to be 'Boy Atkins was won by Sis- removed from the tray more €as- tor peggy Jackson. Refreshments The Mcffat - Bendix Duomatic is a il§ and also speeds up fr eezZINg. ere served by Sister Ann Gra- fabulous machine. It washes ond com- Amother novelty mold makes fin- pon and her committee. Sleteiy dries a full load of clothes in gdr-like ice-cubes. 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