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___Brings Home Truth a we 10 iG wishes Comedy Sketch Am hare Highlight of this month's méeting of the Westmount Home and School Association was the presentation of a sketch. Although this small play depicted a serious family situa- tion, it caused much laughter, as of course, the happenings in the play have existed in most families. The sketch was entitled "Dick's. Bedtime Hour', was enacted by Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs, Claude A. Brett and Mr, Wayne Stubbs. Moder- ator was Mrs. Sophie Brownlee, first vice-president of the asso- ciation, who also led the very lively discussion which fol- lowed. Jean Dixon, a pupil of Grade 6 made a very clear speech about the community chest. She will represent Westmount School at the Greater Oshawa Community Chest public speak- yg eg oe rs, Ralph Boneham presid-| ed for the business par* of the) evening. In opening the meet- ing Mrs. Boneham read ex- tracts from several public ad-| dresses made by _ prominent citizens of Oshawa in connection with church and school week. Mr. Frank H. Ross, principal of Westmount School, informed the parents that there was now a police guard for Stevenson) road south and he urged par- ents 'to teach their children to cross the road at that point. Mrs, Melville Coolidge, publi- cation chairman of the West- mount Home and School Asso- ciation, announced that books can be ordered from the Cour- tice Memorial library. Mrs. Coolidge displayed many books on the subject of child care and said that any book can be ' held for 30 days free of charge. Mrs. Roy Spratt announced that there will be a dollar drive.on October 21, to cover the Association budget. The attendance prize vous awarded to the Kindergarten) class. Refreshments were) served by the mothers of grade| 5 and 6, Mr, Wayne Stubbs' class, and of grade 6, Mr. F H. Ross' class. Woodcrest Mothers Guests At Teas and| THE POPCORN SET Just the thing to take you to school in style. The charm- ing cardigan blouse is knitted on big needles in your favor- ite popcorn stitch and the in- structions are given for sizes 12, 14, 16 and 18. To top it all is the tricky little matching pill box. Have this set all More M. Nichols Wilfred G. Lindsey, Honeymoon in U.S. Nora Margaret, daughter of|Fleetwood room of the Hotel|teachers and parents had an) |Mrs. Bernice Nichols, Oshawa,|Genosha bride's|opportunity to get acquainted) and Wilfred Gerald Lindsey, son ready to be the envy of your friends. If you would like the leaflet with this design, sim- ply send a_ stamped, self- addressed envelope plus ten cents for handling, to the Needlecraft Department of this paper, requesting The Popcorn Set, Leaflet Number 8-63, nosegays of blue and white chrysanthemums, Mr, Ronald Lindsey was best jman and Mr. Jack Dyck usher- ed. A reception was held in the where _ the UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES Thursday, October 10, 1963. 9 THE OSHAWA TIMES, ALBERT STREET UCW. ek The October meeung of Umit 4, of Albert Street UCW was held recently with Mrs, ward Holland presiding. The meeting opened with the UCW theme song and prayer. The first chapter of the new study book, "Christian Issues in Southern Asia" was given by Mrs. Eric Cooper. Thoughts for the day were read by Mrs. Stewart Graham, Samuel Gibbs, Mrs. Leo Gray. The financial report was given by Mrs, Sam- treasurer, Mrs, Evic Jackiin. A rummage sale was plan- ned for Monday, October 28, church basement. The members were reminded of the 'Old Fashioned Tea" and bake sale being held at the church, Thursday, the UCW, also the Presbyterial meeting at Newtonville, Octo- ber 29. Articles for the bazaar being brought to the November Unit meeting. by Mrs. Edward Holland and |Mrs. Harry Longbottom. | | HARMONY H and §S | The Harmony Home and |School Association held large attendance. Mrs. Roland Fleming opened the meeting, Mrs, Stewart Mackie read the minutes and Mrs. Ronald Mur- ray gave the treasurer's re- port, Various business projects were discussed, followed by an election of officers for the com- ing year. Those elected were: President, Mrs. Roland Flem- ing; vice-president, Mrs. Laurie Murray; Malloy, There will be a Kindergarten secretary, Mrs. Ted matching veils and they Carrion pee on Thursday, October 17, for the mothers to get acquaint- ed with the teacher. Mr. Rupert Harrison, princi- pal, introduced the teachers and jexplained the individual grades \to the parents. Afterwards the|imsuia, Ed- and Mrs,|Hayes The minutes were read by uel Gibbs in the absence of the at 1.30 p.m., to be held iin the! October 17,| at 2.30 p.m. under auspices of|iourned and refreshments were held November 14, are to be The meeting closed with the) benediction. A social half hour |was enjoyed over tea, served their) torily. October meeting recently with a} French; treasurer, Mrs. Ronald|home by way of .awa. Police Association was |held at the home of Mrs. Clay-| teal wanitens "The president, Mrs, Charles Hili, presided over the meeting. The minutes and the treas- urer's report were read and adopted. Volunteers for Hillsdale Manor Tuck Shop for November were Mrs. Mervin Baker, Mrs. Dennis Tobin, Mrs. William and Mrs. Arthur | Hobbs. Several members volunteered to assist at our rummage sale ts he held on October 16, at the CRA. Discussion followed concern- ing a bake sale and the Festi- lva! al the Shopping Centre next spring. The next meeting will be a "Christmas tag night" and all members will partake in mak- ing gift enclosure cards. The meeting was then ad- served by Mrs. Kenneth Ostler. 50-50 CLUB A good many 50-50 Club mem- |bers of Simcoe Street United |Church attended the wiener jreast at Camp Pretoria. Mr. Walter Roe presided for the business meeting. The minutes were read by Mr, Brian Curry. There was a dis- cussion concerning plans -for the turkey supper to be held on |November 2. To date plans jseem to be going along satisfac- Group 1 under the leadership of Mr, and Mrs, Donald Houl- den were in charge of the en- tertainment, The Reverend J. K. Moffat used a map to outline the route taken by him and his family last summer, Many colorful and interesting slides were shown of their trip through the United States to California, along the west coast to Vancouver and the Trans- Canada Highway. The Moffat's \trip included such places as the |Ford Museum in Detroit, Mari- |mac Cavern, Tulsa, Grand Can- lyon, the Petrified Forest, Hoo- \ver Dam, Lake Meade, Las \Vegas, Los Amgeles, Marine |Land, Forest Lawn, Disneyland, \San Francisco, Monterey Pen- Sacramento, Grant's Nanaimo, Van- |Pass, Seattle, Warren Bowden, Many Win Prizes At Night of Cards' Naomi Branch of the WA o! Christ Memorial Church, held a. night of cards recently and | I the following were prize win- ners: Mrs. D, M. Campbell, Mrs. Murdie MacLeod, Mrs. Keith MacDonald, Mrs. M, E. Johnson, Miss Doreen Reddock, Mrs. F. G, Knowler, Mrs. Don- ald MclIlveen, Mrs. Robert Bai- ley, Mrs, John Larmond, Mrs Mrs. Bruce Affleck, Mrs. Boyd Ayre, Mrs. J. E, Elliott, Mis$ Dorothy Bea- mer, Mrs. Stanley Lukow, Mrs. Uriah Jones, Mrs. A. H, Jubb, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Earle Dingman, Mrs. many others, Mrs.. Rex harper. Harvey' Crossman and couver, Roger's Pass, Banff, and Regina. They visited friends and rela-| tives along the way. At one point they visited their son and| daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moffat, at their mis- sion station in Saskatchewan. | Mrs. Donald Houlden thanked Mr. Moffat for showing his slides and commenting on them. A jolly sing song was led by Mr. Donald Houlden. Mrs. Frank Singer played the piano. Hot dogs, coffee and rosy) red apples were served by they members of Group 1. | The Reverend J. K. Moffat closed the meeting with the eT TECHKEEIES Check this for Value... LADIES' TAILORED -- PRINTED FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS AND COAT SET | Pyjama with piping trim down col- lar and front -- and across pocket. Long sleeves -- 3 buttons. closing in front. Pants to match. Coat with piping trim on collar, down front, across pocket, and around sleeves. ALL FOR ONLY Ties at waist. 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Mellowjed, mink-tail hat, brown acces-|, .\°, oe eee oe of kindergarten pupils. performed the wedding and the|sories and pink carnations en|L@dies ee ee The president of the Asso-|Lride was given in marriage by|corsage. ciation, Mrs. Roy Mercer, pre-|her brother, Mr. Gary I.! Ag the couple left for a honey- | sided on both occasions. | Nichols. |moon trip to Niagara Falls and| Woodcrest Home and School|0f Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. they're new... they're sensational ... they're SLi ees shsP Tekst rere Mrs. T. J. Laurie was door hostess for the kindergarten tea. Mrs. G. E. Moss, president of} Oshawa and District Home and School Council,. and Mrs. Glynn Pearse, past president: of; the Woodcrest Home and School Association, poured for the kin- dergarten tea, Mrs, G. E. Moss welcomed! the guests and extended an invitation to join the Home and School Association. Mrs, E. A. Werry, kinder- garten teacher, thanked Mrs. Moss and introduced Miss Carol Rutley, the second kindergarten The bride's gown of white or-| ganza over taffeta was fashion- ed with a street-length bell the border states, the bride was wearing a beige suit with beige and brown accessories and a €&) Do YOU Want TO BEA skirt, scoop neckline with a jewelled border of sequins and| mums. | pears and flliengin sleeve. "Mr, and Mrs. Lindsey will 1 der-length veil of bouffant nylon| Sie at 601 King street east, on) net and she carried a teardrop|-"@" Teturn. cascade of red roses. Mrs, Ronald Peters was ma- tron of honor and the other at- tendant was Mrs. Jack Dyck. 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