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G./functional accessor ow's that for convenience ( -- Canadian which the) EASY TO CLEAN and progress? soprano Doreen Hume has been Ongley present, . homemaker probably planned to _ of the features that ct ede an honorary member of 8, Brash, retiring}take down and replace a8 800N| makes the new shades so attrac-/ NEW TYPES the Royal Naval Association, conducted the meet-/as she got around to it, tive and worthwhile is the ease} _,There are ingenious new tyPes|ne honor was conferred for This is an attitude which the] with which they can be cleaned,|°f shades, too--short ones tOlcharity work in entertaining MARGARET HART GROUP The Margaret Hart Group of SALE OF ALL CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 728-8474 Mrs. L. SEO ae resident AND DRAPERIES THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Janvery 30, 1962 7|ing, Mrs, Donald Fox presented NORTH COURTICE H-S The North Courtice Home} losing our spirit of expecta-| and Schoo! held its first meet-|tion. as Gladman presiding. is to Immediate participation in Minutes were read by Mrs,|the salvation of souls, Charles Archer with Mrs, Barry|--All participation, even a cup Guild Dessert Bridge, held in the Parish Hall on St Johnson giving the treasurer's|Of cold water given in the Sa- the report UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES |senin'c" wit"*tcuten ; Mrs. slons, we are always in danger treasurer, Mrs. D, J, Crothers; of the nominating ommittee: president, Mrs, vice-prsident, Angus J, MacDonald; elephoning committee; Mrs, W. \ F ittington, Mrs. W. H, T. ing of the year with Mrs, Thom-|--~-The challenge of Jesus Christ AB wp Brown, Mrs, Robert J, Plans were discussed for the to be report, Mrs, Gordon Boomer in-|Viour's name has eternal signifi. Valentine's Day, Feb 14, at 7.30 troduced the guest speaker,|cance Mrs, Eber Snowden of this dis-| It was announced that further p.m, February meeting to be h eld at the home of Mrs, J. J. trict, who spoke on "Citizen-/opportunities to hear from the English ship," |Reverend and Mrs, Getty will The room counts were wonjbe arranged as they will be in by Mr. Larry Jameson of thejthe city visiting friends until North School and Mrs. Lenore} mid-February, dosenys a gpa _ or rather, kept clean, must have had conveyed 0) An invisible vinyl coating is -- aa dingy ee, the secret, This is applied over nnd "aang one something Olvarious fabric shades and re- correct, quires only that well - known For the very newest windowljeasy swabbing with a Srp shades on the market are a far|cloth to keep it looking fres' cry from the old type. and new, The new shades are designed) There is also a newly-devel- deliberately to be part of thejoped adhesive which makes it cover just the window space above an air conditioner, for ex- ample, or shades that hang from added height, room dividers, with your own fabric laminated to the shade cloth, To give extra interest, you general decor--not just an ugly!possible to lamimate almost any the ceiling to give the effect of You can also use shades: as|ie might add interesting shade|)) past and present members of the navy, 74 Celina St, 723-7827 Ladies' Wear Following adjournment, Mrs, J, A, Mitchell showed slides of a Carribean cruise, these were school, | greatly enjoyed by all, The} ae = - gu lg Mrs. 1ST BAPTIST thanks of the group were cx: | Hoar has won the banner since COUPLES' CLUB tended to Mrs. Mitchell and to! September, First Baptist Couples' Club|our hostess, Mrs, Burns, | : Another euchre 'will be held|met at the church on January |" or ei Take Your > at the school February 8 at 8/26 for the first meeting of the More articles of interest . p.m, jyear, Dr. Daniel Rogers opened] t women will be found on jthe meeting and Mr, and Mrs, 22ND PARENTS' COM. [D. H. Rice conducted the devo. Pages 10, 11, 12 and 13, -- ey Parents' goo ie ah period, eens 0! Girl Guides and Brownies} Mr. Rice stated that we need " Association recently held their/some 'Rules of the Road" for) STRICTLY UNDERCOVER | meeting at St. Paul's Presbyter-/adequate Christian living, VANCOUVER --(CP) -- Con-| fan Church, The group presi-| Dr, Rogers reviewed high-| servative Vancouver is hiding dent, Mrs. Russell Cummings, /lights of the past year, includ-|its tights under a bustle, Fash. | welcomed members present and/ing the Annual Christmas Din.|ion experts say that while girls] opened the meeting, ner for Senior Citizens of the;are buying those skin - tight! Mrs, Joseph Bolahood read/ church; the steak cook-out held/stretch garments which have! the minutes | and correspond: jn June at the home of Mr,|caught on swiftly elsewhere, ence. Mrs. G, A. Leavitt gave) and Mrs, F. M. McLellan; visit|they are wearing them as un-| ~~ oe a. - the|!® March of Dr, Charles Jack-| derclothing--not out in the open. | meeting was the quilt members| Me an are Ponta iy aay are planning to complete inlinces' ciate ece the imag. time for their spring tea inary sightseeing tour around The lucky hale was Goan We the world, held at the church Mrs, E. Bradley, It was do-|/" ple There was a display nated by last month's winner, (2. eautiful wares from India, Mrz. Gwen Kane shown by Mr. and Mrs. E, J. ' Pinto in May, and other out- NUPSE AUX, standing meetings. The NUPSE Ladies' Auxil- Groups were formed to com. lary No, 1, held its first meet.| Pose Limerick setting forth the ing of the year Tuesday, Janu-|™erits of the members of the ary 22, at Simcoe Hall, retiring and A supper was held for the tives, members, and the guest for the), The new executive 1s presi- evening, Mr. Colin Meinds, hon- dents, Mr, and Mrs, R. W. Barr; orary member of the Ladies'|Vice-Presidents, Mr, and Mrs. inion, S. J. Winsley; secretary trea. Later Sister S. Bowman surer,. Mr. and Mrs, George read the minutes and gave the| Bower; group leaders, Mr. and highlights of the past year: |Mrs, Richard Britton, Mr, and The adoption of "Sun Up", a|Mrs, H, R, Manning and Mr, Korean girl, through the Foster/@d Mrs. Lorne Craig, Parents' Plan; donations have| Sides taken by M. E. Chest. been made to Simcoe hall, J,j¢%, at some of the meetings Jablonski and Oshawa and Dis-|throughout the year were also trict area Easter Seal Counci!,/ enjoyed, Also a layette was presented to| Refreshments were served by Simcoe Hall. Mr, and Mrs. George Bower's) The auxiliary held two/ group. | euchres, a rummage sale, and for summer entertainment, a ew for members and their family, \ The guest for the evening | installed the new officers for 1963; president, Sister G. Craw-|) ford;- vice - president, Sister Fay Meier; secretary, Sister S. 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