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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 25, 1964 WHITE CROSS CENTRE HOLDS OPEN HOUSE Chapman, Cecilia Kelly, and |next meeting will be held at} The White Cross Centre is holding an open house today. An exhibition of work created by those attending the centre will be displayed to the pub- lic. The centre plans to hold a bazaar as well during the ex- hibition, there, will be available for the public. Photo shows four of 3 the ladies at the centre, as they prepare a tableful of Christmas decorations, part of the exhibit. They are, from left: Emily Skerratt, Mrs. H. items made Mrs, W. Beach. Cross Centre is Simcoe street south. --Oshawa Trinidad Life Is Described BLACKSTOCK (TC) -- Mrs. Ali Khan gave an interesting talk on the life and customs of Trinidad at the meeting of the Dorcas Group. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Dayes with eight mem- bers and two visitors in attend- ance; Mrs, Khan who, with her two older children, had spent seven weeks in Trinidad, wore a sari and displayed four others as well as articles of clothing, jewellery and souyenirs of the island. During the social hour she played recordings of the music of Trinidad. Mrs. Blake Gunter was host- ess for the meeting of the Can- dace Unit. Mrs. Romeril presid- ed and showed a film strip. The December meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, Gor- don Strong. Mrs. Roy Taylor was hostess for the meeting of the Anna Unit. Mrs. Samells conducted the meeting. Mrs. Ernest Swain conducted the worship, Mrs. Romeri!l summarized the study chapters and led a discussion. Mrs. Lorne Thompson will be the hostess for the next meet- ing. Mrs. Richard Van Camp was hostess to the meéting of the Esther Group. Mrs. John Car- |neghan showed pictures of her trip to Trinidad. Taking part in the meeting were Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy, Mrs. Harvey Gra- ham and Mrs. Keith Van Camp. Lunch - consisted of baked |bananas and other foods made \from West Indies recipes. The The White |the home of Mrs. Ali Khan. located on T~entv-three members at- ltended the meeting of the Mes- articles, gave a talk about Trinidad and showed a number of native Ready Plans he said. n@ members attended the Explorer Group. meeting. Mrsv Dalton Dorfell conducted the worship period. She was assist- McLaughlin Camp dedicated the offering. Miss Nancy Dorrell presented the study book story. Plans were made to present a pageant ed-by Richard Gunter, Linda Christmas and Eleanor ' 7 : switched on in Oshawa, Decem- Wright. Leslie Wright read the ber 1) a spokesman for a group Bible passage and Dale Valor downtown merchants said to-| day, in, the form of scrolls with two at the Christmas Sunday eve- red bells attached to each. One} bulbs. ; Oshawa Shopping Centre is} The final touches are being now aglow with internally litjadded today--l2 large candies plastie Santa Clauses and thous-|mounted at each of the King ands of multi-color 10-watt|street entrances. For Christmas Forty-six. large multi-color FIFE STY_TIIINSIS SSS S5)5) displays will be! The electric displays will be canning's for men ning service. hundred 10-watt bulbs will -be! incorporated in every display, Oshawa Lions Hold Meeting he said. | They will be mounted on the| outward limits of utility poles) within the boundaries of Mary street"to the east, Centre street to the west, William street on bers were inducted, Mil- Pope. The Oshawa Lions Club held|the north and Athol street on a meeting recently. Two newjine south. . 1 ford A, Read and William A,|put up the festive lights and the retail. merchants of downtown The recent transfer of treas-|Oshawa will be footing the bill, It will take 100 man-hours to urer Lion Harold Hall, necessi- tated the election of three new officers. Results were as fol- lows: Jim Porter, treasurer; Max Palter, third vice-presi- dent; Bob Tumey, one year di- rector. The members of the club voted a donation of $200 to send five Oshawa _ public school children on their annual safety patrol trip to Ottawa. Ed. Skinuless introduced the guest speaker. Lion Jack Elliot of the Markham and Union- ville Lions Club. His subject was "Stereo and HiFi'. 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