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minutes. Fifteen members were|versary Sunday will be held on}and Mrs. E. J. Luke reported on present. A bazaar is to be held|{October 29 and the annual fall!the sick list. 'on November 8. {turkey supper will be on Sat-| Mrs. Leighton Souch and com- GROUPS CLUBS AND Al J XILIARIES | Euchre parties are held every urday, November 4. mittee served refreshments. | Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.| Mrs, Arthur Ferguson, bazaar| } Wai Jopn, Mscponsld ond convener gave out material for| TARGARET HAMILION Gr. uzik served re-| i i ey the bazaar to be held in No Group of St. Paul's Church held freshments, vember, as their October meeting, recent- Mrs. Rae Crossman's group|jy a the home of Mrs. George €N'S|Leaming, Central Park north, with the president, Mrs. Derek Allen presiding. Money from |different projects was handed |in to the treasurer by the mem- |quick swabbing off at the end|have a sti{f mixture. Dip in a of each day, using a sudsy | small brush and go over the en- sponge. The plastic comes clean|tire shoe as quickly as possible. easily without hard rubbing. |Wipe off the soiled suds with a This is a really cute trick, as| sponge or cloth wrung out of more Boi ne ung Hothep clear water. wit gel problems has found. when the shoes are dry, then Ping oe zat 0 Baby's ute {apply fresh polish: You'll see ready had more coats of polish 2nd enjoy a decided improve. than you'd care to count. So just| ment. applying one more layer of white| polish over all those old ones isn't really going to brighten! them up. "DRY" SUDS | Every now and then, it's a good notion tv give the shoes a] going - over with dense "'dry"| suds. This will remove the old polish, plus the soil spots of long stanaing. | No matter what material the shoes are made of--whether fab-| ric or leather--you can use these thick suds safely. STIFF MIXTURE Mix a lot of soap or detergent with very little water, until you| Practical Hints For Young Mothers Baby talk today, starting off with a novel idea passed along by a budget - conscious young mother who says it works like a charm. INGENIOUS IDEA If a stroller or carriage sim- ply doesn't fit into the budget-- and with many a young family it doesn't--and if it is impossible to borrow one, here's an ingen- ious solution: simply use a tra- ditional "little red wagor" and a plastic laundry basket. Both items can revert to their orig- inal purpose when Baby is not out riding. Just set the basket in the wagon, set Baby in the basket, and off you go! The soft sides of the basket are ideal for Baby to grasp for 8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, October 16, 1961 Several invitations were re- ceived to attend special Thank- offering services. Mrs. Neil Oliver explained about their foster son, Lam Yat Foom of Hong Kong, China and read several letters they have received from him. ! Mrs. Lawrence Allen was the guest speaker and her subject was "Love and Family Life". Mrs. John Lowry expressed the thanks of the auxiliary to| the guests. Refreshments were served by and who outlined the curriculum of a senior public school. A letter was read by the pres- ident, commending Home and School, sent by the Minister of Education, Mr. J. P. Robarts. Mr. Higgs explained the tab system since Grade 7 and 8 are no longer at Woodcrest. Announcement was made of a Home and School Conference, "Emphasis on Education", to be held on Saturday, October 21, at| 0CCI. | Room attendance was won by Miss Joan Rutley's kindergarten Mrs. Leo Gray and Miss Cora ST. STEPHEN'S MC The October meeting of the St. Stephen's United Church Mis- sion Circle was held at the home of Mrs. David Duchemin on Monday, - October 10 with + Mrs. Diane Hoskin, vice-presi- , dent, presiding. The worship service was led by Miss Dorothy Fish. The . scripture reading was given by + Mrs. Diane Hoskin. The theme ! of the worship service was Thanksgiving. A singsong fol- lowed. | Mrs. Duchemin read the study book, Chapter 1, Church and Community, out of the bonk "Signals for the Sixties". A question and discussion period followed. Bible Study was taken from the Book of Ruth, Chapter 1, and discussed. | The reports were given by the| various secretaries. Members were reminded of the bale of clothing to be sent to Jamaica. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. S. D. Jack- son on November 13, at 7:30 p.m. NELLIE DEARBORN GROUP K The Nellie Dearborn group of| Will convene the AOTS M St. Stephen's United Church met Club dinner on October 21. in the church parlors on Tues-| Refreshments were served by | day evening, October 10. Mrs. Arthur Ferguson's group. The theme for the devotions; THE FAITHFUL GROUP was "Thanksgiving". A hymn| The Faithful Group of King bers. After the business session was sung. Psalm 107 and the Street United Church met on afternoon tea was served by "Thanksgiving Creed" was|Tuesday. |Mrs. George Leaming assisted read by Mrs . Arthur Ferguson.| rhere were 12 present. The|by Mrs. Charles Cornelius. A Mrs. Lloyd Jewell led in prayer.|qessert luncheon was planned harvest smorgasbord, sponsor- Miss Jill Heard played two 414 is to be held at 1.30 p.m./ed by the Margaret Hamilton piano solos. : October 18. Members will cater{Group is to be held at St. room. H "Count Your Blessings" and for Past Matrons Club Novem-| Paul's Church on Thursday, Oc- Refreshments were served by| ar ey: {""Give Thanks" were read by ber 30. tober 26, starting at 4.45 p.m. the mothers of the pupils in| STORIE PARK AUX. | Mss. Carson fleas anda hymn! Mrs. Leighton Souch had 5. Storie Park Ladies Auxiliary| : S Sicharge of the devotional. She rate meld its regular meeting at the read by Mrs. Lloyd Jewell. Lh chi St. OXEN FOR BRIDE | RCAFA WING 420 | clubhouse, Mrs. Harry Williams| The secretary's report was Matthew and gave a reading, In ancient Greece, men pur-| Ive Ladies Awrsry of 420 presiding. read and roll call answered. |"Hallowe'en Customs", followed chased wives by paying the It was announced that anni-|by a prayer. Mrs. William Short bride's family in oxen. Electrolysis Removes warts, moles and superfluous mair. Over 15 Years' Experience MARIE MURDUFF will be in Oshawa at the Genosha Hotel, Oct. 17 & 18th PHONE 723-4641 for appointment on these dates pport. The only upkeep necessary for Wing RCAFA held its annual this do-it-yourself stroller is a dinner at the Flying Dutchman. | Mrs. Peter Muzik read the| On their return to the mess, the president, Mrs. Wayne Pat- erson, conducted a short busi- ness meeting, after which the election of officers for 1961-62 was held. The new executive is as fol- lows: President, Mrs. Wayne The regular meeting was held | Paterson; 1st vice-president, in the Sunday school with 15 Mrs. Reginald Kent; secretary, members present. Mrs. L. S.|Mrs. A. D. McGillivray; treas- Brash, the president, presided. |urer, Mrs. Nelson Johnston. The minutes and thank-you LOUIE HOGARTH AUX. noes and correspondence were he Lode Hogarth Awdliary Yead. |of Albert Street United Church Plans were made for the rum- p14" ic" thankoffering meeting mage sale which will be held 3t/ recently, 1.30 p.m. at the CRA on October] " ; 17. Anyone having goods was Su F2Tks Srenied Mrs. L. S asked to. contact Mis Mrs. Albert Chilcott had Brash. i : _|charge of the devotional period Rally Day and Promotion Sun and the subject was based on day will be held at the Sunday ah Misses school on October 15 at 2.30 PA, Th ® 1 ssoy The devotional period was led| companied by Mrs. James Pot- by Mrs. William Mathews and {er sang a duet, "A Prayer of her committee. The theme was Thanksgiving". Mrs. Roy Corb "Thankful Hearts are Harvest| man read the Scripture. | Hearts". Harvest hymns were softly played throughout by Mrs. Clarence Scott. Mrs. Thomas) Shepherd read the seripite Jes. To Our Valued son and a reading on anks- | giving, was given by Mrs. Arthur | Customers ! Bunker. ig Douglas Langen| Naturally, you must be wondering sang a solo, 'Keys to e| ay with al e claims. being : " | de as to better this and better the Kingdom of God". Mrs. [|| 2% $5 buy. NATIONAL Bunker also read an interesting | BRAND NAME" shoes you are history of the origin of the} assured of the bes of money hymn, "There Were Ninety} £7 Pd t,o ete Sos, o/c, and Nine", and Mrs. Lander ||| OWNER-OPERATED Shoe Store for then sang this hymn. | almost a century, giving you the || added assurance of personal ser- A social half hour was then | enjoyed. vice with @ vast experience in the knowledge of fitting shoes, so es- || | Jertic) to your comfort end good | SOUTH SIMCOE Hand § ['™™ The October meeting of South Simcoe Home and School Asso- ciation was held at the schocl with Mrs. Robert Lewis presid- ing. Mrs. Cyril Weeks read the minutes and Mrs. Elmer Ostle gave the treasurer's report. It has been decided that Mrs. Lewis should attend the Area "C" conference. Sandra Fry sent a note of thanks for the| gift certificate she received in June. Mr. John Francom's Grade 8 class won the room at- tendance. Mrs. Lewis explained about the wearing of name tags each month. Mrs. Richard Gifford intro- duced Denny Zaporozan, a for- mer pupil of the school, who played several selections on his accordion. Mr. Morley Wyman spoke | briefly on the 3 per cent sales tax now in effect. Part of the] sales tax is going to help pay educational costs. An example] of the need is that in 1960 alone there were 600 new schools or |Asadvertised in McCALL'S and TODAY'S HEALTH additions to schools built. On the| first of September there were! $19.95 70,000 students more than in June. Mr. Wyman stated that this is not a luxury tax. Mrs. Morris Fogel was the winner of the door prize this month An announcement was read concerning the fun fair which will be held in the school on Saturday, October 28. 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