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ih groups was reminded of: the TRAFFIC DEATHS a UCW's buffet supper to be held) ENSCHEDE (AP) -- More ~ UNITS, GROUPS AND AUXILIARIES xsi jEsame. AP) = sos |. Thi i 4 ¢ 21ST SCOUT GROUP AUX. |sisting of word contests was di-|Port' Hope Trades School were) joc naa ae pte be fle recorded in The Nether- The 21st Oshawa Scout Group|rected by Mrs. Fred Densham.|discussed<wheré children do get'Mrs. Donald Stone and Mrs,|/@nds last year. They resulted Ladies' Auxiliary met receatly} The new president closed the|a basic trades training, Mrs.| Walter Famme who 'setved|i@ 2,000 deaths and more than in Kedron Hall. a meeting with a prayer for scout-|John Adair sincerely thanked/refreshments, | 30,000 serious injuries, resident, |ing. Mr. Munday on behalf of the 1 a Feo pecvaggtvnsen ee Mrs. R. Brown (was wel- association. SIMCOE STREET UCW Scout Mother's Prayer. jcomed as the first new mem- ST. ANDREW'S UCW (Unit 3) Mrs, R. J, LeRoy read the|er, for this year. fag ws | The members of Unit 3 of the, inintton 'and. Mire.' Bert Smiths} ere Stent Watson and Mes) é |, UCW of Simcoe Street United reported a bank balance of| William Etliott served cofiee e regular meeting of the Church met last Friday after- $50.57 and cookies, |Laurel Group Unit 4 was held/noon-at the home of Mrs, Leo The president read the an-| MITCHELL'S CORNERS H-S om nop tae ladies' par-|Gray, Somerville avenue, Mrs. nual report and thanked the Mitchell's Corners Home and| a. - oc; 'Edgar Bradley, group leader, members for their co-operation|Schoot Association's October|.2'¢,, presormt;_ Mrs. E. A.ipresided. Following the " busi- hiding. the S len. vets, | . ; "\Cuthbertson, presided. Mrs.|ness, refreshments were sery- 8 ae y {meeting .was held at Mitchell's)" 7 Moreau read the secre-led by the hostess Mrs, Wilfred Pascoe, chair-|Corners School recently. Mrs, tary's report and Mrs R. LI ilo sick man of the nomination commit-|Arthur Peeling, president, pre-lnfark 'gave the treasures's| The Christmas party will be tee announced nominations for sided. Mrs. Victor White, re-| anor "siheld at the home of Mrs. W.. A.) the. new executive. AH were| cording secretary, read the min-|" >." ' /Dewland, 300 Mary street north, elected unanimously. Mrs, Ron-\utes and Mrs, Milton Fountain,| ,The President conducted ajon Friday afternoon, December ald Love installed the new of-|treasurer, gave her report, |Short business meeting and the'6. ficers who are: Mrs. Nelson| Mrs, G, Hewie's room, Grade) Wright, president; Mrs. William/1, won the banner and dollar) Elliott, 1st vice-president; Mrs,/for the second consecutive) Ga Grant Watson; | William Nicholls sug-! 2nd° vice-presi-| month, iP dent; Mrs. Stanley Ogle, sec-| Mrs. : ; retary; Mrs. Bruce Annand,|gested a card party and a com- ye ~-- treasurer, mittee was appointed to organ-|f~ x PT Mrs. Nelson Wright thanked|ize it. \Mrs. Love and continued with) Mrs. Lionel Hart introduced the business. The members de- Mr. Jack Mundy, vice princi- cided to hold an apple gale on pal of Courtice High School and November 9. \Gut instructor of Vocational i ' Mrs, 'Wright introduced Mrs.|Guidance, who spoke regard- NIGHT OF CARDS | Wilfred Pascoe, president of the|ing our educational facilities of| The Lend a Hand Club heldigroyp Committee who asked|today, compared to the schoolsi§ ;U~ a night of cards-in Simcoe Hall/the co-operation of the ladies|in 1830 with their chinks in the} , ------ -jrecently, the winners of cards/in g pop-bottle drive being car-\log walls packed with moss) were: Mr, William Hopps, Mrs./-ieq on November 23. Hand-|with one of the holes being} i | Grace Lutheran Guild Holds first pews for "'old" Grace/Warren Lanning, Mrs. Joseph/piis will be disiriouted on No-|used as a sun dial. Church on Albert street and/|Hallawell, and Mrs, Fred Spen- vember 16. |. Mr. Munday also pointed out 35th A iversary Service equipped the kitchen in the new|©°. : The next meeting will be held'the three courses available to} nn Grace Church at Park road and| Door prize winners were Mrs.'December 11 in the form of ajour children and the require.) ; ; F é ack, Mrs, H. Couch,|pot luck supper. ments available for higher edu-| Rae ' - fe Highway. During the last Donald Blac c , ? De A special service and fellow-/the evening program which fea- 401 ne : f dt ~on-|cation, The -facilit he ne ship Sane and evening mark-|tured a special poem by Miss|war they organized a Red Cross Miss Ann Holt, M. Goodman, | An interesting program con- cation. The fac lities of t shania ed the celebration of the 35th/Carolyn Manz, a play about! Gnapter and sent "boxes" reg-| Mrs. A. Hayton, Mrs, Leo Raci- | Anniversary * the babes age hg bs Gute ee; [uaa to our men overseas. An|cot, and Mrs. Robert Shorten, | lb. C ; yrace Luther y 38, ' pall); ; sates iis | cee - Caunee TPO ig arrangement of the Guild's Hie-|that during bi agreingg ie Ped c : | or-|tory consisting of twenty songs| Ronald W. Bilsky, D.C, ae f i | 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Nevember 13, 1963 Now's the Time to Beoutity Your Home _ CUSTOM AND READY MADE DRAPES M. & C. Dry Goods & Draperies 74 CELINA STREET. PHONE 723-7827 right: Mrs. Robert Rehm, --Oshawa Times Photo president; Mrs, MacKenzie; Mrs, Martin Petersen, a for- mer member who now re- sides in Montreal; and Mrs. William Marshall, treasurer. was honored at the 35th anni- versary Fellowship Dinner and Evening held recently at the church. Seen with Mrs. MacKenzie are from left to MRS, ROSS MACKENZIE, second from the left, is the only charter member - still active in the Grace Lutheran Church Women's Guild and SPECIALLY SELECTED -- LEAN -- PICNIC STYLE SHOULDER In the special morning w' cided to continue to have tea CHIROPRACTOR ship service attended by -- oe Wyle Fen. by the + the meetings, but each mem: prese f " members 0! veren i SS. ' ; : . ream tg agli urged| The program wa. closed with sine and naiee bring her own | @ Rheumatism the women and all women to/divine worship, The Pastor; Mrs. Selby-G . od @ Migraine Headaches follow the examples of Hannah, |spoke on Paul's injunction, "Be) Ne. 00 12 U/Mn Petes tend. | 100 King St. E. 728-5156 as a mother; Lois and Eunice,/not weary in well doing." fe gpg renige es i pages nee in a mixed marriage; Lydia, a8) Grace Women's Guild Was officers of the Guild who were a a business woman; and the Vir-|founded in 1928 at the home of oc ong | gin Mary, as a woman of faith.|Mrs. F. Dahmer, Athol Peet Mrs. Ivan Mitchell convened|three years before Grace) the evening dinner meeting. An/Iutheran Church was. officially | orchid corsage was presented tojorganized. During the years| the only member of the Guild/the members have contributed) who has been active through all|to many church and community 35° years, Mrs. Ross Mac-|projects. They purchased the kenzie, She was also presented wth a prayerbook by the Guild. Miss Margo Knox read con-| MAPLE CLEANERS gratulatory messages from for-|] 504 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA mer pastors and members in-|] Cesh & Cony --s te Service cluding one from Ohaplain} ' Pick-Up. a Deliv | Major The Reverend C. T.| "Your Family's Friend" | Schmidt, U.S.A. Force. PHONE 725-0643 Mrs, Philip .Fiess convenedi olWpAHS. exch newt [OHS Guaranteed waterproof and stainproof 'Dashing continental-style boots that out- wear end outvalue all others. Snowbelles look Mize new after months of wear, keep your feet warm and dry--fashionably--all winter long. Grime and salt wipe off in- stantly with a damp oloth. Cosy white nylon fleece or genuine shearling linings. Heels are flat, medium stacked, or wine glass. Stylish Jet Black and Beaver Brown. 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