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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Moy 13, 1959 © picnic was planned for | GROUPS, CLUBS, AUXILIARIES 2. femme ves wet |and Mrs, Thomas Krout. LOUIE HOGARTH AUX. [lunch was planned for fe June| KINETTE CLUB The Loule Hogarth Auxiliary of meeting. | The Oshawa Kinette Club held the WMS of Albert Street United ;5ry gcOUT MOTHERS' AUX. its monthly meeting at the Hotel Clune held its monthly meeting The. regular meeting of the | Genosha. This also was initiation ¥: 15th Oshawa Scout Mothers' Aux- night and the club welcomed a Mrs, Frank Sullivan led in the jjiary was held at Albert Street new 'member, Mrs, Donald Lake. worship service, Miss Bernice ypited Church. | Following dinner reports were form of oil painting in Calgary, Quinn read a poem, The Emmaus "yy. po iqant Mrs, William Ri- (given by the secretary, Mrs, Nor. using aluminum sheets instead of Road, Mars, William Graham sang | .;, oq eon, presided, Mrs. Aubrey man Raike, the treasurer, Mrs. canvas. Ned when her 'Someday I'll Understand', {McConkey read the minutes. Roll | James Henderson, and the regi- Ha nated en in husband, Mrs. Wilbur Down Souducted call showed 10 members present. strar, Mrs. Robert Taylor. pi i ee A a Shun mn 4 Be ee orcas elie Mrs. Herbert Dervent gave the| Tne Port Hope Kinette Clublyitable for oil painting. It can : J Work and May 26 - Yo sot treasurer's report which Was nag fnvited the Oshawa Club tobe cleaned and used again. 4-ANTENNA SALES for king a bale: good clean| Ve favorable. attend an Inter-club night in Port| Mrs, Ratledge, who enrolled at TV tned iothing and infants' lay.| Mrs. Richardson read a letter Hope on May 28. Mrs, Earl Field-|the provincial institute of techno- 4 TV SERVICE v from headquarters on camp fees ing is making plans for as many logy and art for her first formal | RPFPVASDVIE de 874 AND SAVE YOUR MOVE v R= EIR. 58 metal primer then is applied to give a base for the paint. } Two weeks after the first sheet | was prepared Mrs. Ratledge had three paintings completed, | FUR STORAGE 3 kh Store your Furs and Winter Gar-: 3 ments in Our Modern Refrigesated" Vaults Safe from. . . al FIRE . THEFT « MOTHS : + STORAGE * CLEANING: * SHINERIZING _ cur OSHAWA FUR and Replaces Canvas With Aluminum For Oil Painting CALGARY (CP) -- Mrs. Kay Ratledge is pioneering a new Age reported thatand the report on the rights to Oshawa members as possible to art education last year, was anx- Mrs, Walter Tippett had formed | the swimming pool and the mem: | gtond, ious to try it. a mission circle. Mrs, Kemp of{Pessiip fee od rome. gave the| MIS. Thomas Russell was the| The aluminum sheet is first hitby, ' rs. Kenne 0sse e a v 4 Jus Present at the in- report on a card party held fu|eiESiciument chairman for the igural service. retary has a|APTil Which netted a good profit. . { - iro eratiire Secrelary has 2), hazaar date was set for Oc-| Following business meeting ber of ovis ou hand for the tober 21 the club went to the Oshawa di y bers. u ing i i ire for an hour of ok he June meeting is to be in Shopping Cenire for | The study book for this month " a a pot Tuck supper at bowling, Refreshmeats were en- was in the charge of Mrs. 8. 0, IL. the home of Mrs. Richardson, joyed at the home of Mrs. Rus- | Assign wid Mis. William Gra on the regular meeting night. 'sell, were enlightening on Christian- gone over with emery paper then cleaned with pumice. Al Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service CHERYL SUSAN This lovely Mttle lady is | danghter of Mrs. Alfred Mec- King Street United Church was - old | Luhan, Centre Street Whitby, |held recently in the church par- Cheryl Susan, two . year daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har- | and Mrs. Percy Brown, Oak- old McLuhan, Hallett avenue, | wood, Ontario. Whitby. Cheryl is the grand- | : Installs Officers For 1953-60 The annual meeting of the Ger- trude Colpus Home and School Association was held recently with Mrs. Ross Edmunds presid- ing. Mrs. B. C, Colpus installed the new officers as follows: Presi dent, Mrs. Ross Edmunds; vice. presidents, Mrs. Mervyn Ander- son and Mr. Earl Brown; record- ing secretary, Mrs.' Robert Be- harrell; treasurer, Mrs. Robert Sheffield; corresponding secre tary, Mrs. William Jeffs; execu tive members, Mrs. A, H. Gle coff, Mrs. Cecil Step, Mrs. Ru dolph Fiala, Mrs. Victor Mazar. Committee chairmen: Reporter, Mrs. M. C. Glecoff; program, Mrs. George Lutala; publications, Mrs. George McCabe* social con- --De Joseph Studio, Ajax |worship service. Miss Beth Miller Gertrude Colpus H-S Association fi | treasurer's report ity's Second Chance, It was announced that June 3 will be a supper meeting at 6.30 J. Green, special music will be a feature of the meeting. ALICE JACKSON AUX. The May meeting of the Alice Jockson Evening Auxiliary of lor, ' | Mrs, Oswald Cornish led in the [read the Scripture lesson and | meditation, Miss Mary McLean introduced |§ the Misses Joan Weir and Judy| | McDonald, recent music festival | prize winners at Lindsay who played a piano duet which was| {their winning number and Joan also had won out in her solo class. Miss McLean then gave the fi- nal chapter and summary of the study book for this year, The president, Mrs. Bryce Brown, {conducted a short business per- & [lod. The WMS bale is being pack- ed the end of May. Miss Beth Miller read a letter from the | Presbyterial supply secretary re- | garding the year's supply. Miss @ Muriel Wilson reported as litera # [ture sccretary. Mrs. Kenneth Proctor gave the secretary's re- @ port and Mrs, P. A. Tresise the Plans were made for the rum- [] .. p.m, The speaker will be KE Painting Decorating Interior and Exterior PAINTING PAPERHANGING GYPTEX WORK and ROXATONE WORK Etc. Free Estimates and Color Scheming PAYTTE'S PAINT & WALLPAPER OVER 85 YEARS AT 85 SIMCOE NORTH RA 5-3529 Special Values and Reminders Effective All This Week Money-Saving Values! ILA.D. BRAND -- REG. 98¢c, 1.89, IDOL-AGAR 79¢, 1.49 I.D.A. BRAND -- 7's REG. 29c SEIDLITZ POWDERS . . . 23c TRI-SODIUM PHOSPHATE - 1 POUND CONTAINER WASHING COMPOUND. . 19¢ PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVE plus SCHICK SAFETY RAZOR LIQUID LANOLIN PLUS 2 OUNCE SIZE PLUS 7%: TRIAL SIZE After Colds, Flu, Sore Throat FEEL STRONGER FAST Build-up Tired Blood" Speed-up Recovery! Buildup Tired Blood", Speed-up Recovery! 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N. | to hold a commercial post in her AT TAUNTON RD. profession as dietitian in Canada. 4 @ Ladies' "Fine Quality" Wearing Apparel Odea! CLOTHING STORE 214 BLOOR ST. EAST SELLING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES' WEAR CHILDREN'S WEAR MEN'S WEAR MUST G TREMENDOUS : \VINGS CHILDREN'S--DRESSES, PYJAM. °, SHOES, WINDBREAKERS, SANDALS, | 2Y'S JEANS WOMEN'S--PYJAMAS, DRESSES, S\ 'EATERS, SHOES, BLOUSES, ETC. MEN'S--BOQTS, PANTS, SHIRTS, PYJAMAS ETC. vener, Mrs. Charles Bolton; as- sistant social convener, Mrs, Alex Repa; membership, Mrs Lloyd Perry; hospitality, Mrs. Norman .Rooke; assistant hospitality, Mrs. Wiliam Oliphant; health, Mrs, Paul Michael; children's reading, Mrs, L. Davey; parent education, Mrs. George Wandless; teachers' representatives, Mr. Reginald Gutsole and Mrs. June Smith. i 1 Ta 12's 24's 48's 49:-2w0T:-94:- 1.86 Johnson's BABY POWDER Chafe-guards baby's delicate skin by neutralizing Irritating moisture. Smoothing -- soothing. 43c 73c 89c HOLIDAY NEEDS 1.25, 1.50 'Bufferin 39¢, 79¢, 1.23, 1.89 Coppertone Cream, 1.50; Lotion 98¢, 1.75 Dixie Cups, 6-0z. 8's It White Shoe Cleaner .... 20¢, 29¢, 35¢ .. 55¢, 1.00, 1.50 Noxzema Suntan Oil 45¢, 75¢ "OFF" Insect Repellent, 89¢; Bomb, 1.39 PICNIC THERMOS JUGS 'Thermos, 128-02, ...e...... 6.25, 7.95 Royal Playboy aves B19 PHOTO SUPPLIES Cameras, Flashholders, Films, Movie Films and other supplies are available at our store. Raid Insect Spray Sea and Ski Tanning Cream, 89¢, 1.50, 2.49 Sta-way Insect Repellent .. 29¢, 69¢, 1.19 SUN GLASSES 1.49, 2.49, 2.99, 3.49 MRS. ROSS EDMUNDS (President) won the attendance prize. A film was shown entitled '*'Answering| § A Child's Why". Mrs. Norman Rooke presented the completed shorts to the prin-| cipal on behalf of the Home and 3 School Association, 5 Members were reminded that the next Home and School Asso- ciation meeting will not be held * until October. id 19°SALE MALTS & SHAKES SAVE 1¥¢ This Thurs. & Fri. only contains SHAMPOO 6 spoons plus NAIL BRUSH Refreshments were served by the executive members, HOUSEHOLD HINT To press slip covers, iron bot-| tom pleats on ironing board. Then put slip cover on chair and finish | ironing with medium-hot iron. Bronztan FROM NOXZEMA SHAVE NOTED DIETITIAN LATHER .. 79¢; INSTANT .. 89c; BRUSHLESS .. Violet Mildred Ryley, who died at Toronto in 1949, was the. first) 89¢ I.D.A. Brand TOILET TISSUE 2 for 27¢ I.D.A. Brand HEALTH SALTS 59¢ MOTHERS! SOFTIE RINSE Prevents and clears up DIAPER RASH [Bm Makes diapers A fluffy soft, 75¢, 1.25 2.00 I.D.A, Brand MOTH KILLER 59 1.D.A. 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