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College Museum. of Art. since 1968; preceding "which he was Assistant Curator of the Univer- sity Loan. Department. of. the Fogg: Art! Museum eat Harvard Born at Walton-on-Thames, England,'in 1991, David Brooke received an honors BA in fine arts from Harvard University in 1958, and'a Masters degree also from Harvard in 1963. While at the Fi Museum, Mr. Brooke arrai in 1960 an exhibition of 100 Years of Eng- lish Lapiecees Drawing (1750- 1850). He is-now working on his doctoral thesis, man who walked with God. The treasurer, Mrs. Edgar Afiderson and the secretary gave their reports. Mrs. John Barber reported on the flowers and cards sent to the sick and shut-ins. Birthday greetings were sung for Mrs. George Whitbread. It was decided to pack Christ- mas boxes or baskets for shut- ins and sick members at the church on December 21. Plans were completed for a wedding reception at the church. The losing side of the copper contest prepared and served a delicious supper convened by Mrs. Anderson and her group. First Baptist WA Elects Executive For New Year The new 1965 executive for the Women's Auxiliary of First Baptist Church as elected at its monthly meeting is as fol- lows: president, Mrs. Ralph Hopson; vice - president, Mrs. Arthur Howard; secretary, Mrs. Walter Wellman; treasurer, Mrs. Edgar Anderson; devo- tional leader, Mrs. Ronald Col- lins; pianist, Mrs. Walter Sew- ell; welfare convener, Mrs. Jessie Darcy and Mrs. Edwin Pearson; flowers, Mrs. John Barber; press reporter, Mrs. Edwin Pearson; group leaders, Mrs. Walter Nickerson, Mrs. Edgar Allward and Mrs, Walter liman; membership, Mrs. New Curator: For Art Gallery The Art Gallery of Toronto announces the appointment of a new curator, Mr. David Brooke, MA, of Smith College Museum of Art, Northampton; Massachusetts. In making the announcement, Mr, Charles 8. Band, president of the Art Gal- lery, stated that Mr. Brooke will take up his appointment on February 1, 1965. Mr. Brooke has been assist- ant to the director of Smith English painting, which is his special field. i Mr. Brooke has © travelled widely in England, Ftance,! North Africa and Spain: and speaks French and some Ger-| man. CANADIAN)" vt | ROREIGH, |) 'We Meg eo ay, 'Deolen Meg For 'a Fair evaluation of your Material. . i aul 725-8918 otter 5 pum. HOU! When HINT ; new blue jeans, add old ns to the isame machine load. Excess str Cee" te a pan' century jones, FOR A CHANGE At your next meal, serve a vegetable combination which is a little different and a lot better than the ordinary. Toss carrot aac NEW EXECUTIVE FOR OSHAWA HADASSAH The Piyah Chapter of Ha- dassah held its first dinner meeting recently at the Hotel "Genosha with Mrs. Irving Hy- man presiding. The new exec- utive was installed by Mrs. Edward Glazier. They are seen stated, ist vice « president, Mrs. Bert Khan, and presi- dent, Mrs. Jack Appleby; Georke Hall. and thy devotional period wa: in the ¢ Mrs\ Raiph Hopson presided of Mrs. Gordon Besse, who gave an interesting talk on the life of Enoch, the coins and celery slites, cooked until just tender; sprinkle with s|melted butter flavored with a little thyme or marjoram. Car- rot and turnip cubes also make an attractive, tasty dish. om & # standing, Mrs. Jack Snyder, secretary; Mrs. Morris Segal, financial secretary and Mrs. Sam Horwich, treasurer. --Oshawa Times Photo LODGES AND SOCIETIES BETA SIGMA PHI (Phi Phi Chapter) The Phi Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held a hard- time party at the home of Mrs. Philip Clarke in honor. of all new members. , At the meeting, decorations and various arrangements were discussed for the forthcoming! "Blue and Silver Ball' annual- ly held at St. Gregory's Audi- and which will take place February 12, 1965. It was also decided that the Phi Amega Chapter would share with the dance preparations and proceed- torium, ings this year. * It was decided that the chap- ter would celebrate a Christmas Golf Club with Delta Sigma. Chapter dinner at the Oshawa and Phi Amega Chapter on De cember 15, 1964. It was to be noted in the min utes that the Preferential Tea held November 15, 1964, at the home of Mrs. Donald McClen nen, was @ sure success and @ H lovely afternoon. IODE (Golden Jubilee Chapter) The November meeting of the Golden Jubilee Chapter, IODE took place recently at Adelaide House, with the Regent, Mrs. J. A. Vivash, presiding. Reports were read by the treasurer, Mrs. R. M. Morri- son, and the secretary, Mrs. E. L. Disney. The educational secretary, Mrs. E. R. Snow, read. several letters of thanks from students of OCCI who won scholastic awards at the recent commencement. It was decided to send additional books for the library at the McKerron school, for Christmas, as well as candy for the pupils. The Oshawa Civic Auditorium asked the chapter to donate a picture of the Queen for. the main meeling room, before the official opening, December 11. IODE calendars for 1965 were available. These were very at- tractive, featuring Indian and Eskimo designs. The draw was won by Mrs E. L. Disney. Two guests were present, Mrs. 0. G. Yourth and Mrs, Paul Bellinger. A report was read for Mrs. W. -Neil thanking all the members who helped at the re- cent rummage sale, by donating clothing and time. Mrs. J. A. Vivash presented the Remembrance Day wreath at the Cenotaph, accompanied by Mrs H. E. Ramshaw as Standard-Bearer It was announced chapter would be holding an election of officers at the Janu- ary meeting. The nominating committee consisted of Mrs. S. A. Willson, Mrs. R. W. Heagle and Mrs. J. E. Hough- ton. Members were urged to let their names stand for office. Mrs. L. R. Sawyer is in charge of arrangements for the Christmas party, which will be held December 8 at the Osh- awa Golf Club. Members will exchange gifts, and bring food and toys to fill Christmas hamp- ers for a needy family. | The members were treated to} an entertaining beauty demon- stration given by Mrs. R. M. Morrison, assisted by Mrs. 0. G. | Yourth. Mrs. W. D. Burns and} Mrs. E. L. Disney volunteered to act as models. A social half- hour followed. The meeting closed witt the singing of "'God Save the Queen." | that AN APPLE A DAY Ontario apples are excellent between-meal snacks. One med- ium apple has only about 60 cal- ories and supplies one-sixth of an adult's daily intake of vitamin C. 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