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i ak ats ¥e DHE VdTIAWA Tiiihd, Weduwec--z, Sepewrnber 3G, 1564 . = MR. S, A. RICHARDSON, MRS. E. BROWN, AND MRS. Oshawa Scouting Recognizes Loyal Worker, Mrs. E. Brown The Boy Scouts of Canada paid honor to Mrs. Edward Brown for long service to Scout Auxiliary work, at a meeting of the District Committee for Scout Group Ladies' Auxil- jaries last Thursday evening. Stanley Richardson, executive commissiqner, Oshawa District Council, Boy Scouts of Canada in making the presentation pointed out that Mrs. Brown had never had a son in Scout- ing, yet from a keen interest in the movement and' in the youth of Oshawa had served with the 6th Oshawa Scout Auxiliary since 1946. She also served the Ist Oshawa for two. summers when she took on the task of camp cook at Camp Samac and became affection- ately known to the Scouts on staff as Grandma Brown. "Mrs. Brown stands ready to serve Scouting at anytime, an spends many hours each year assisting with the work. She has truly earned the right to receive and wear the Gol Brooch, the Long Service award for long and outstanding service in Auxiliary work." A letter from Mrs. G. N. Var- num was read tendering her resignation after six years in | UNITS, GROUPS " AUXILIARIES SIMCOE STREET UCW * mF ? . ¥ + lt de tlie Wits. AriMur Disnop 1s Lected Courtice H&S sct-| Lorna Waliace, Mrs. H.M, Achi- Mr. Gordon Mr. Howe; 2nd vice-presidént, Mrs. James Milgate; recording sec-|S@ys retary, Mrs, Norman 4 conresponding secretary, Mrs. BESET pO oT BR SOF AUCKLAND (CP) -- 0. C. Jones, a New Zealand expert, ash Oo perfume ssa any MI FAMOUS BRANDS (Goodwill Unit) ' | he September meeting of the Goodwill Unit of Simcoe Street United Church Women was held + \in the church parlor, with a good attendance. The president, Mrs. Everett Warne, presided. In the absence of the secre- tary-treasurer, Mrs. Herbert Wurbs, who is holidaying in Ed- monton, Miss Leona Stainton read the minutes. Mrs. Frank Cox reported on cards and flow- ers sent to sick members. Mrs. Warne thanked the group for their kindness to her family in the passing of her daughter-in- law, Mrs. David Warne. Mrs, Leonard Bigwood and her committee were in charge of the following program: Mrs. Lawrence Savory led the devo- tional period. The scripture was read from St. Luke #§ 11-19. Miss Phyllis Glass was the solo- ist, accompanied on the piano son, Lisk, H.C. ; Hamold Graham; treasurer, Mrs. Mrs. Lenore Hoar, principal] William McKnight. | pears, said the acids from alcohol pase! through the skin and attack the! In the same way, aj BEST STYLES - FINE QUALITY North|of the Highway School was_in- troduced and presented her teachers for 1964-65 as Mms, Jeam Rice and Mrs. P. B. Mc- Vicar. ; Chaiinmen: membership, Mrs. Clifford Ryan; program, Mms. woman Perfume will have pearls of longer-last- Bras Alex Muir; room repr Mrs. Glenn Reynolds. Foundations | Uniforms | FREE ADVICE AND FITTINGS | LADIES! No Sitter, incabtene : = Of Leading Toronto Solons BY TRAINED EXPERTS "HOME-NURSING" | sis Call a V.0.N. Nurse |! APPOINTMENTS 725-2211 'Home-Nursin: EVERYONE" Core for Experienced Hair Stylist HOME 'WARD'S PHONE AFTER 9 P.M. Simcoe S. at Athol 725-1151 728-9317 by Mrs. James Potter. Mrs. Bigwood gave a talk on her recent trip to Whitehorse, with her husband, to visit their daughter Mabel and family. Refreshments were served by the committee in charge. CENTRE STREET UCW (East Unit) The Sepember meeting of the East Unit of Centre Street UCW was held at the home of Mrs. David Morris, Miss Irene Win- ter opened the meeting with the oem "Hello."" Mrs. Fred Tay- lor led the devotional period. Mrs. Roy Bishop read _ the G. N. VARNUM --Oshawa Times Photo office, to become effective at the annual meeting to be held November 5. It was announced that a /na- tional conference would take place at Camp Samac from Oc- tober 17 to 24 inclusive. Meals would be the responsibility of the Auxiliary. The Group Committee Men's Conference, October 26, would include even- ing dinner, also to be prepared and served by the auxiliary. All LILLIAN MAE MARSH SCHOOL OF DANCING D.E.A., M.D.A. Ballet, Tap, Toe, Acrobatic, Pre-School, Kinderance, Character AT MASONIC TEMPLE 91 CENTRE ST. INFORMATION 723-7253 auxiliaries will be contacted for assistance. The nomination committee for the district committee is comprised of Mrs. George Fitches, Mrs. Robert Fraser, and Mrs. Jack McAdam, Refreshments- were donated and served by two daughters of Mrs, Brown, Mrs. Frank Grav: secretary's report in the ab- sence of Mrs. Eric Buechler, and the treasurer's report. Roll call was taken with 18 mem- bes and one visitor present. It was announced that there will be a rummage sale on October 6. Plans were made for the annual turkey supper to GLECOFFS 174 RITSON ROAD SOUTH PEN DAILY TILLIOPM FREE DELIVERY WITH ORDERS OVER $10.00 » he (OOD il |2nd palates If you like to eat well and SAVE, too, then GLECOFF'S is the mar- ket for you --- because our STOREWIDE LOW PRICE 'POL- elle, vice-president of District be held at the church on Octo- ICY covers the TOP BRANDS of ber 21, Miss Winter gave a re- your favorite foods. So why settle ° for second best for economy's sake -- or pay more for quality's sake -- when you get both QUALITY and ECONOMY with every purchase at GLECOFFE'S SUPERMARKET Committee and Mrs. Nelson) ; Wright, president of the 2Ist {port on the four parcels mailed , during the summer to Africa. Pe bl Scout Group Ladies Mrs. Fred Taylor. and Mrs. 'oheseanontat ke _|Witliam. Chester consented to | th inati it- imine: ee eee The regular Home Leaguc| It was announced that the meeting was held at the Saiva-|next meeting. will be on October tion Army Citadel with a large)19. fgroup of women present. ee Mrs. Frank Buller led the FEARS THUNDER sing-song then Mrs. Ernest Sar-| waTNALL, England (CP)-- geant Sr. remembered the sick! ay ynidentified housewife rings friends in prayer. , the meteorological station at Mrs. Major Fired Lewis made) this Nottinghamshire town every the ann S and intro-| day to ask if there will be thun- duced Miss Isabelle Sorley,| gor ¢ the answer is yes she nurse in charge of the V.O.N.| seeks refuge with a neighbor. who gave a short talk, em showed colored slides of the | A, E. JOHNSON 0.D. OPTOMETRIST work in Oshawa. Téa was served by the fellow- . 14% King St. East 723-2721 ship group. mext meeting will be i 45° 4 LBS, 1.00 nos, OO" LB, 49° / LB. 39° Edges ore sewn to prevent traying "NORM" FISHER'S 3 Meat Market "2%/ 9 7/ For Personalized eee (te Service x _¥ SPECIAL CLEARANCE FOAM-BACKED TWEED VISCOSE RUGS! Beautify your floors at tremendous savings before our Target = ends with these extra-value broad- loom rugs! Edges sewn all around to prevent fraying. And because they're foam-hacked ion ine are required! 7: ¥ May SHOULDER ROAST BUTT ROAST PLAYMATES = Mark James Ti t is the | four-year-old son of Mr. and | Mrs, Lionel Tennant, Bow- manville. His little sister, Lynn | Maureen, is one year old. | Their proud grandparents are | Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Moffatt, | Bowmanville, and Mr. and | Mrs. Arthur Tennant, Orono. Their great-grandmothers are Mrs. John Moffatt, Orono, and Mrs. V. E. Millson, Bowman- ville. 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Vandyk 247 Grayburn, Oshawa Norm Fisher's Meat Market 22 SIMCOE.ST. NORTH PHONE 723-3732 mention a few. Sizes Target Sate! 3.47 4.47 | Walker's Target Sale is a Family Affair! + : WALKER'S ~ STORE HOURS: Daily 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday 9:30 to 9 p.m. PHONE 728-4626 Reg. 3.98 4.98 21" x 36" 24" x 45" 79° srecia. OO" 45° 89° made REG, 1.25 CENTRE REG. Sle WAX REMOVER ouanrs 55° 24-0Z. LOAF REG. 22« BREAD SPECIAL 2 FOR 39¢ CLUB HOUSE 8-0Z. STUFFED MANZANILLA | GLECOFF BRAND OLIVES ata, ase speci: 44° | BUTTER is, 93° ] 1-LB. INSTANT CHOCOLATE QUARTS--REG. 25¢ | TWINK REG. 65¢ SPECIAL 55¢ | MILK SPECIAL 23¢ LIPTON ONION--REG. 2 for 35¢ MAXWELL HOUSE--6-0Z. SOUP MIX soci 2 ron 29° | INSTANT COFFEE sorcia e DRUG & CLOTHING SPECIALS e WOODBURY'S SHAMPOO MEN'S WORK SOCKS CAREFREE _ 5, soosss DENT AL CREAM COLGATE'S REG. 1.09 Children's DRESS CLEARANCE Discontinging 2 Years -- 12 Years BELOW COST *:"*"