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LODGES AND SOCIETIES QUEEN MARY LODGE The regular meeting of Queen Mary Lodge No. 97 was he: ce- cently in the Orange Temple with Worthy Mistress, Sister Dorothy Phillips, presiding as- sisted by Deputy Mistress, Sis- ter June Goodman. Prayers were read by Sister Edith Severs in the absence of the Chaplain. Flags were pre- sented by Sisters Margaret Phil- lips and Nettie Fenton. The initiation of Sister Kath- leen Alldread took place. The sick report was given. Re- ported sick were Sisters Eleanor Mitchell, Margaret Martin and Ina Milgate. Prizes were donated by Sisters Annie Toms and Marie Blake and were won by Sisters Martha Smith and Theresa Cleveland. The next meeting is on Sep- tember 20, and all Sisters were asked to attend to finalize plans for the trip to the O'Keefe Cen- tre and the visit of Lady Russell regular meeting in the Oddfel- lows Hall with Sister Gladys Blyth, president, presiding, as- sisted by Sister Alice Lanning, vice-president. Sister Blyth welcomed the members back from summer holidays. The meeting opened with prayer, roll call and read- ing of minutes. Sister Alice Lanning, sick list convener, gave the report for June, July and August and was sorry to report the death of Sis- ter Sarah Corbett, PNG. Sister Evelyn Fickes gave the 'treasurer's report. Sister Gladys|® Blyth reported on the picnic held July 12 at the cottage of Sister Freda Hatfield on Scugog Island. The Past Noble Grands will drape the charter in Rebekah Lodge No. 3 on Wednestay eve- ning, September 13, in memory of Sister Sarah Corbett, PNG. The meeting was followed by bingo and refreshments served by the hostesses, Sisters Idella] Spencer, Viola Keeler. Helen] Lodge. Refreshments were served by|-- Sisters Ivy Saby, Gertrude] Logan and June Goodman LEND-A-HAND CLUB | The L end- A- Hand Club held its] FOR TOASTER By ALICE BROOKS {lonian dictionary Kinsman, and Elizabeth Farrow PRESIDENT ARRIVES QUEBEC (CP) -- President {Asgeir Asgeirsson of Iceland i jarrived here Monday on the [first leg of a 16 - day visit to| ¥ {Canada. Mr. Asgeirsson, with his wife and a 14 - man dele-| gation, were guests of honor at! a dinner at the Citadel, official summer residence of Governor-| {General and Mme. Georges | Vanier. ANCIENT WORK Ann, ter of Mr. | Clarke, RR 4, Oshawa. Shelly | nddaughter of BAGHDAD (AP) -- Inscribed | -- stones believed parts of a dating 12,000 BC have been excav {in the Shaharzour {northern Iraq. valley in All ready for fun is Shelly seven-month-old daugh- and Mrs. MORE ADOPTIONS MISCHIEF BREWING Mr. and Mrs. John better, Mr. ' and Mrs. Leonard ( VB Ty pre Rp E,W, A WW RY GROUPS, CLUBS AUXILIARIES 6TH PARENTS' COMMITTEE! The first' autumn meeting of the 6th parents' committee of the Girl Guide Association was field on Monday, September 11, at Christ Memorial Church. The president, Mrs. David St. An- drew's presided. The secretary, Mrs. Roy Fleming, read the minutes. A roll call was instituted at this meeting and showed the following 12 members present: Mrs. George Slocombe, Mrs. Reginald Pinder, Mrs. David St. Andrews, Mrs. Roy Fleming, Mrs. John Rupert, Mrs. John Manning, Miss Marilyn Weldon, Mrs. William Gardner, Mrs. Donald Wilson, Mrs. Fred Tay- lor, Mrs. Garnet White, Mrs. William Goodswan. vember 13 and it was hoped that|! more would attend. It was ar- ranged with Miss Marilyn Wel- {don to show slides. It was announced that there would be three vacancies on the] KEEP IN TRIM 'To Look And Feel Young Slim The Abdominal Muscles The usual measurement sta. tistics include bust, waist and hips. Example: Size 14 regular: Bust 35% to 36; waist 27; hips 38 average; slender hips, 36, full hips 40 inches. What important figure-control- ling measurement is skipped? The abdominal extension. Since it is the midsection that is likely to "go to pot," this re- abdominal cavity. The four pairs of abdominals, when properly toned, hold the organs in their normal high position so they can function efficiently. As these muscles are strengthened, you will feel more like pulling up- and-in as you, sit, stand, and walk. With well - toned girdle muscles, your figure appears young instead of matronly. So, ment can scarcely be skipped. So. back to measurements: For size 14, the abdominal ex- tension should measure 3414, which is 134 inches less than the bust circumference. In general, Members| the abdomen should have only a were reminded that the next| slight curve and ideally should meeting would be held on No-|Measure from one-half to 2}5 inches smaller than the bust. Exercises which restore tone to the muscles form the abdomi- {nal wall can have a whole chain lof good effects. The girdle mus- !cles are not just to keep the fig- _ 1 lexecutive to be filled as Mrs. |ure streamlined -- desirable as Yarke and Eiroy Lead- all of Oshawa --Photo by Hornsby {shortage of prospective homes | VICTORIA (CP) -- Adoptions | for children of mixed racial ori-| lumbia but there is a are increasing in British Co-|gin, says Mary King, child wel-| severe|fare superintendent. | It's BUEHLER'S on MEATS Everyone will admire this pro-| tection for your toaster. It adds color to your kitchen, too. Send THIRTY - FIVE CENTS| (coins) for this pattern (stamps cannot be accepted) to Alice Brooks, c-0 The Oshawa Times, Needlecraft Dept., Oshawa, Ontario. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM-| BER. NEVER - BEFORE VALUE! 200 yes, 200 designs to knit, cro- chet, sew, weave, craft Catalog -- ready now! See| Beautiful Bulkies in a complete fashion section plus bedspreads, | linens, toys, afghans, slipcovers plus 2 free patterns. Send 25c. now! embroider, | quilt in our new 1962 Needle-| CLUB STEAKS BLADE STEAKS pr RIB STEAKS SALISBURY STEAKS LB, LB. » A SEASONED-READY TO POP INTO THE PAN SHORT RIB ROAST SEE WHAT 1.00 WILL BUY (4 hs) PORK HOCKS | (21bs) Shoulder PORK CHOPS LB. 29° 69° 29° Hugh McConnell, press on with the toner-uppers. 'TONE' EXERCISE Position: Lie on back, right knee bent, left leg straight down. Action: Pull up-and-in snugly, pressing small of back flat against floor. Hold. Raise left leg about 12 inches off floor. Hold, and very slowly lower leg to floor while counting out loud to ten. Lift and lower leg five times, later ten. Change posi- tion. Instructions: hold with the abdominal muscles by maintain- ing a strong up - and - in pull sec-|that may be--but to protect and throughout the exercise, The leg retary, Mrs. George Slocombe, |Support the vital organs in the|can be fairly relaxed. social convener, and Mrs. Stan- Position: Lie on back on floor, Wilson, chairman of tele- four in the area to go to Doe|with both knees flexed and soles was that | Marilyn Weldon, district guider, reported ning committee, are resign- Lake on the occasion.of Lady|of feet flat on floor. Place palm Baden Powell's visit in October.|of right hand on back of left Mrs. George Slocombe and Mrs, | had been chosen as. one out of | Reginald Pinder. Miss| Refreshments were served by hand, both hands on left thigh.| Action: Raise right shoulder | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 13, 1961 knee. H-o-1-d, to slow count of six--return to floor. Repeat four times, later more. Reverse posi- tion of hands and rest hands on right thigh. Raise left shoulder off floor and repeat exercise four times, later more. This ac- tion tones the side-front abdomi- nals. Do these exercises daily and you will not only look slimmer amidships, but you will feel much firmer. THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA {FOR TOMORROW | Planetary aspects now stress {tact in family and social circles. * |Don't invite needless friction. During the P.M., there is a strong possibility that you will {hear an unusual bit of news-- possibly from a distance. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates that, for the next twelve months, the celestial spotlight will shine on your personal relationships. Except for a brief period in {late November, domestic and |social interests should prosper and, for the single, romance will be under fine aspects for the balance of this month; also next May and June. | Job gains are indicated dur- loff floor as hands slide toward|ing October and December, but they may entail more responsi- bilities; possibly, too, a change of environment. Where finances are concerned stick to conservative lines--es- pecially from now until early December. Do not indulge in extravagance--especially in No- vember -- and, no matter how rosy the outlook, avoid specula- tion of any kind. Stay within your budget. This also applies to next March and April. In this way you will find your mone- tary status highly improved dur- ing this next year in your life New enterprises -- especially those of a creative nature-- should advance splendidly dur- ing the first six months of 1962. A child born on this day will be extremely sincere, diligent and reliable. 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