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TRE-TCH THE STORE OF SUPER VALUES GLECOFF'S SUPERMARKET 174 RITSON RD. SOUTH OSHAWA OPEN TILL 10 P.M. DAILY SPECIALS FOR THURS., FRI., SAT. MARCH 21-22-23 WE CASH BABY BONUS CHEQUES You con win your money back on Bonus _ made end of the month, You ey tr tes lucky winner. Buite"""" = 1.00 with 3.00 Meat Order or over.-- Limit 4 Ibs. to a customer Cigarettes "" "citom 3.09 Tid e King 2s Reg. a a 12 4 'Crispy Critters" "xc 32¢ Strawberry Jam =" 49° POSTS Reg. 35¢ ¢ 10-0Z, PKG. Alphabits ims @9* Spaghetti 4 "ins 69° Reg. 53 --_ 49° HEINZ IN TOMATO SAUCE ian AQ? Women Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 | WIFE PRESERVER Don't have enough shoe bags? For a trip, just cut off old stock- ings at the ankle and tie them in a knot to form a bag from the upper part. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, March 20, 1963 Parents View and Discuss Film on Facts of Life At the March meeting of King Street Home and School Asso- ciation, a film 'Human Growth" was shown. Mr. J. D. Galbraith, moderator, introduced a panel who discussed why and why not this film should be shown to stu- dents. Mrs. John Dancey, Dr. J. P. Maroosis and the Rev- erend L, W. Herbert comprised the panel, Opinions expressed indicated that the film, shown to boys and girls separately, with par- ents' consent, and with parents present would do no harm, It was felt that in the school age group of 11 to 17 years, with the emotional age of greater range, few students would profit from the film. To some it would '|seem immature; to others, en- > |tirely meaningless, The facts of the film. were accurate, greatly condensed, too*much for a child to be faced with, in one twenty- minute period. The film seemed too factual, too mechanical, There was no effort to portray respect and honor for the oppo- site sex, no indication of the re- sponsibility of marriage and cre- ating children; no portrayal of the warmth of Christian love and morality. There was nothing objection- able in the film but adequate preparatory discussion should precede the showing to chil- dren. Post-discussion dealing with written questions from the/convener, and grade mothers children should follow. Mrs. D. M. Jamieson and Mrs. Children should be armed|A. C. Conboy. | with knowledge, the better to| | adjust to changing environment. | | LADI ES | Walter Shanpe, was assisted by Mrs. J. P. Maroosis and Mrs. J, H, Cooper. Reports were presented by rs. C. J, Anderson in the ab- sence of Mrs. Joseph LaRocque, treasurer, and by Mrs.. Harold Sproule. Mrs. G. E. Jones announced a public meeting of the Cancer Society on March 28 at Central Collegiate when films will be shown, '"Time and Two Women" and 'Freedom from Fear'. There will be a panel discussion with doctors and a volunteer worker taking part. Mr. A. E. Maycock's room had the greatest number of par- ents present, Mr. J. D. Galbraith, principal, announced that Frances Maroosis was one of two pupils representing Oshawa schools at the public speaking contest in Whitby. Grade 8 registrations for collegiate should be return- ed by April 1. Open house for parents and Grade 8 students at the collegiates will be at 7.30 p.m., Tuesday, March 19 at Cen- tral; Wednesday, March 20 at O'Neill; Thursday, March 21 at Donevan and McLaughlin, Mrs. John Chmara presided at the meeting. Mr. A. E, Maycock was pianist. Refreshments were donated and served by mothers of pupils in Mrs. A. W. Hooper's room with Mrs. William Archer, consecutive quarterly DIVIDEND 35¢ a share-- | payable April 15, 1963 to over 2,500 shareholders |} of record March 30, 1963 |} UNITED IN MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. James Henry Rose Claus, daughter of Mr. Brown are' seen cutting the and Mrs. John A. Claus, Osh- wedding cake after their awa, and the bridegroom is marriage in St. Gregory's the son of the late Mr. and Roman Catholic Church, Mrs. Mrs. J. J. Brown. Brown is the former June --Photo by Hornsby GOODBYE CAN-OPENERS Can-openers may _ soon be- come as obsolete as the wash- board or the button: hook, An|4na in 1777 that an advertise- item recently introduced at the) Ment rRPeaied fon lates Jo haitbaaine Exhibition held an-| chiefs, nually in Paris was a can seal-| ii ed with a strip of plastic. All) you do to open it is pull the tab, in the same way you remove the| ° wrapper from a cigaret pack. According to reports, the can was one of the most successful| items at the show. TRUST Company of Canada A. B. RAMBAY ' Vice-Prenident & General Manager PAPER WAS SHORT Materials for making paper were so short in North Caro- 'JOY OF SPRING' This jubilant baby girl is and Mrs. Allan Spring, Con- Honore Jo-Anne Spring who paomaerd poche and ree ig : r. and Mrs. Is- was six months old when she Oe Klehnan and fed i. posed for the photographer. Spring, all of Toronto. She is the daughter of Mr. Bible Teaches Good Citizenship Speaker Tells V. Massey H-5 "Good Citizenship can be sum- med up in the Bible quotation-- "Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them'."" This was the closing statement of a talk on citizenship by Mrs. Lloyd Akin at the March meet- 1. SHOP-EASY LABEL Variety names are right at the top of the label to speed selection... save precious shopping time. QUICK-TWIST CAP A quick % turn and the jar is open. Another % turn recaps the jar to refrigerate any unused portion. WIDE-TOP JAR Reg. 2 for 15-OZ. 27e¢ E. Oscapella, teacher of instru- mental music in the schools. The nomination forms have gone out and these are to be re- turned by April 19, to any of the committee which consists of} Mrs. C. Collings, Mrs. J. Rise- brough and Mrs. J. Dewell. el; ONLY TO SELL SPOT CASH] OR KOSHER Pic kles HEINZ SWEET -- REG. 55¢ Questions from the audience) were discussed. It was felt thati| "® Seb sitter ne cer fore the love and good judgment of Mr. Bernard gy TERMS "JOHN A. J. ing of Vincent Massey Home and School Association. Mrs. Akin, who is from Jamaica, and is now a Canadian citizen, was introduced by Mrs. J. C. Smales. Mrs. Akin pointed out that the Canadian Citizenship Act stress- es the acceptance of the respon- sibilities and privileges of being a citizen of Canada. The priv- ileges are many: freedom of worship, freedom of choice, freedom of speech, freedom of education, protection from those who would harm us, and finally the privilege of choosing one's own way of. life. "Our responsibilities are just as important," she said. "Real- ize what our forbears did for us; be proud of their struggle, sacrifice and progress, and pass parents could enable them to In his remarks to the parents the principal, Mr. W. J. Arm- strong, urged the parents of Grade 8 pupils to attend the meeting for consultation and ex- planation of the courses avail- '\present all the information in the film in a more refined way, by introducing moral aspects Experienced Hair Stylist Of Leading Toronto Salons FOR HOME APPOINTMENTS 725-6854 | | BOLAHOOD REAL ESTATE -- MORTGAGES 725-6544 Makes it extra-easy to spoon out baby's food... right down to the last bit in the bottom of the jar. and by presenting less informa-| tion at a time, than the highly-| condensed film provided. able in the secondary schools. This will be held at the Donevan Collegiate on Thursday, March| 21, at 7.30 p.m. | Mr. Armstrong's Grade 6-7) then presented a puppet : The script was adapted Mrs. Garth Gillespie thanked the panel, on the audience's be- half for presenting new aspects to the 'solution of problems con- fronting parents and children. Hospitality convener, Mrs. the fairy tale of Rometestilt skin', The pupils made their own puppets and produced the| Mr. entire show themselves. This| was enjoyed very much by those present as was a demon- Thiswas under the direction of) Ray. The mothers of Mr. Hutchin- son's room under grade mother, | Mrs. L. W. Millson and _ social} | stration of square dancing put|convener, Mrs. C. L. Glassford,|[ on by Grade 5 and Grade 7-8.!served refreshments. Ee SAVE $$$ ON yon MEAT PICKLES HEINZ VEGETABLE AND Tomato Soups "%.:=: 4 "ms 53° SPECIALS IN OUR CLOTHING AND HEALTH AIDS DEPARTMENT DESERT FLOWER Roll-on or Cream Deodorant "3:2. 1.25 CAREFREE By Modess. Reg. oo ey DOUBLE DUTCH Skipping Ropes FRESH FROM MANUFACTURER 'BALL PENS 45¢ ae og 49¢ 3 ron 25°, PALMOLIVE LATHER SHAVING CREAM "* ** 3 121.00 convenience |: "Yankee Cord" SHIRTS *"* 2,2, 1.49 plus... eee exture YOUTH'S SLACKS Not too soupy, not too thick but smoothly right | SHOP AND SAVE AT ain OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 10:00 P.M. for babies. That's the texture story on Gerber Strained Foods. For these quality foods are CHOICE FRESH MEAT prepared with the know-how and care that only FRESH BUTT us, 53¢ baby food specialists can give. Excellent ROAST OF LEAN PORK WITH OR WITHOUT r, 43° examples of the extra-pleasing texture: Gerber FRESH LEAN SCHNEIDER ROAST OF PORK brsssinc FRESH BUTT Strained Vegetables and Strained Meats... 2-LBS. 1.09 meat with just enough broth to give an extra- - smooth, moist consistency. For toddlers, Gerber LB. 25 oxe, 49° PORK CHOPS Junior Foods have a tender, evenly minced us. 89° FRESH PORK LIVER" * "™* MAPLE LEAF SKINLESS texture designed to encourage chewing. PORK SAUSAGES ROUND STEAK OR ROAST LOOSE 1B. 49¢ SIDE PORK uu. 1.00 SWIFT FULLY COOKED PREMIUM SMOKED PICNIC HAMS us, 49° Fresh Fruits and Vegetables CELERY CHOICE LARGE eee | hd SPINACH" 2 'xc 35* FRUIT BASKETS MADE TO ORDER 2.50 and up this heritage of faith to our chil- dren, We should make good use of the right to vote. We in Can- ada have many opportunities to meet other nationalities and in helping them, we can also learn from them." . Finally, Mrs. Akin stressed the need of loyalty to democracy , and its eternal value. "'We must never be complacent and think it can never happen here, for just so have so many other coun- tries lost their democratic way of life."" Mrs. Akin was thanked by Mrs. Gordon Garrison. The meeting opened with the school choir, under the direction of Mr. J. Hutchinson, si "God Save the Queen'. was followed by three selections sung in harmony: "Gay Is the Rose", "Follow the Queen" and "Donna Nobis Pacem". Mrs. N. V. Roe presided over a short business meeting during which the room count was taken, show- ing a tie between the rooms of Mr, Ray and Mr. Armstrong. Announcement was made of the bake sale to be held at the Motor City Bowling Alley on March 21. Mrs. Roe explained that the executive had voted to cancel the April meeting since it fell on election day. The next meeting will therefore be in May and will take the form of a pot- luck supper. The entertainment will be furnished by a string group under the direction of Mr. BUDGET AT BUEHLER'S! FREEZER SPECIAL ! ! BEEF ums, 55: a CHOICE AND TENDER TINS 2 BQ. ROASTSss2:-~ 1b. CLUB STEAKS BLADE sTEAKS ™- 59. lbh. 49° 1.00 $200 IN CASH ENTER OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE'S MONTHLY : FAMILY ALLOWANCE AWARD CONTEST BREAKFAST BACON ~ > BANAN GOLDEN RIPE 21. BO* 0 °TO FRI. 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