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DISTAFF DIARY Summary of reports of meetings and activities of Oshawa women's organiaztions as compiled from reports' submitted by their secretaries. VALLEYVIEW PARK ASSOC. Mrs. Dellan Lycett was elect- ed president of the Valleyview Park Association at its Janu- ary meeting held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lons- berry on Thursday evening. Other officers elected were: vice-president, Mrs. John Krbyla; secretary, Mrs. Ken- neth Pooler; treasurer, Mrs. Bruce Lonsberry; press report- er, Mrs. Mervin White; card \ convener, Mrs. W. K. Manuel. Mrs. Chris Mason presided for the election. Plans were made for a pro- gressive euchre party to be held in the Clubhouse at the 'end of January. ST. GREGORY'S CPTA Miss Helen Cronin, a retired Public Health Nurse for the city of Toronto was the guest speaker at the January meet- »ing of St. Gregory's Catholic Parent Teacher Association. Miss Cronin was introduced by Sister Agnes Teresa and thank- ed by Mrs. George Mamelka. Several thank you notes were read and announcements made. The teacher's atendance prize was won by Miss Germanis' 'Grade 3 and 4. The meeting . was convened by Mrs. Margar- et Allan. CHRIST CHURCH MERRY MATES The Merry Mates Club of Christ Church held their month- ly meeting Saturday night. The . presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Lawrence, presided over a brief business meeting during which plans for the year's ac- tivities were announced to the members. A car pool was ar- ranged to transport the mem- bers to the Tam O'Shanter Golf, Curling and Skating Club and a night of skating followed by a isecretary, made a plea for names to fill the offices of the presbyterial executive. A donation was made to Glen- holme Sheltered workshop for the printing of the programs for the third annual meeting of the Oshawa Presbyterial to be held F.|at Simcoe Street United Church, Thursday, February 11 when the Reverend T. E. F. Honey, Board of World Missions, Unit- ed Church of Canada will ad- dress the gathering in the even- ing. The treasurer, Mrs. G. C. port, THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW It will be important to watch finances now. Any risky venture --whether in the line of specu- lation or undue extravagance-- could get you into hot water. No matter how attractive suggested propositions may be, answer with a resounding "No!" P.M. influences favor ro- mance and social interests. \FOR THE BIRTHDAY |' If tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates that you are lucky indeed. Accord- jing to the stars there will be four cycles during the next 12 months which will stand out as better - than - excellent for job, business and monetary affairs. They include mid-May, August, September and November. Do take advantage of all available opportunities then to forge ahead, since the intermediate periods do not promise much in the way of either recognition or gain, and you'll have to balance the productive and non-produc- tive periods in order to come out even, But you can manage Pirie, presented the financial re-|f Ruffled doilies, crocheted in attractive designs, make a charming setting for flow- rs and various small items. Shown here is an old favor- ite which is easy to make. This .centerpiece measures fifteen inches in diameter and is crocheted of ecru cotton in a lovely scalloped DAINTY RUFFLED DOILY shell pattern. It will be a delicate decoration for any of your occasional tables as well as being an ideal gift. If you would 'like the in- structions send your name ua White House turning out lights. and address on a stamped enveolpe plus ten cents for handling to the Needlework Department, The Oshawa Times, Oshawa, and a re- quest for Leaflet No, C 592. When I see him spending time : something. When I asked what 4|shoe lace is good for another 4'\few months." ANN LANDERS Affords Luxuries band thinks nothing of spending $200 on fishing equipment or $175 on a camera but he will slit a tube of toothpaste down the middle with a razor blade after he has squeezed it to death, to make .sure he gets} every last ounce of toothpaste out of it. This man is a busy executive. in the morning performing this penny ante trick it burns me up, Last night he was: sewing he was doing he said, 'This What's the matter with him? He's extremely generous about everything else. Can you explain it?--Mrs. Skinflint Dear Mrs. Flint: We all have our pet miser stunts. Your hus- band happens to be tight about toothpaste. The president of .the United States goes around the I'm overly-thrifty when it comes to lipstick. If it's a shade I es- pecially like I will use the stick down to the last 64th of an inch. KEEP IN TRIM Reducer Buys Small Dress Now She's Wearing It lAs I write this letter, I amjing your right dress size, the | wearing that dress! I now weigh|more real it becomes to you. It's almost as if you had turned compliments. This is music to|the project over to a higher jauthority. "You just have to make up| The value of having a vividjhelp. |your mind whether you would/goa] cannot be over - empha-| Recently a friend told me of rather keep increasing your/sized. The picture of yourselfja new hormone cream that his 134 pounds. I get nothing but] my ears! Then I'll. go after what's. left with a hairpin. How about you? No pet miser stunts? Dear Ann Landers: Please don't throw this letter away if you think I sound like a screw- ball. I need your opinion, I'm 29, have a good build, and I'm not bad looking, The trouble is my hair has been falling out and I'm getting bald. I've spent a fortune on creams, stimulators pomades and every dress size or know the thrill of|which you hold in your mind's kind. of treatment you can ithink of. Nothing seems to His Penny Pinching THE OSHAWA TIMES, 15 Wednesday, January 20, 1965 get bald because of the monal structure of the female.|, This cream is made up male hormones. The hormones are actually from female mon- keys, not humans, so there is ino danger that the user will wind up with womanly ways, if you get what I mean. ' Tell me, Ann, do you think this cream will 'help?--Willing Wally Dear Wally: Yes, it will help --your friend's brother-in-law. If enough suckers buy it he will get very rich. and find out if you have a scalp disease or if your hair is falling out because of nerves. If the doctor rules out both possibilities, accept your bald-| ness philosophically unless you! want to go in for the new trans- planting process which is both time-consuming and costly--but it does work. Dear Ann Landers: My hus-| . band and I have been married|inside the door will absorb boot for six months and I am five My advice: Go to your doctor] Dear d People Ewe want -- will think the | > WIFE PRESERVER A big desk blotter placed just drips. and a half months pregnant. We are thrilled but I'm afraid things don't look very good and we want to know what to do about it. My husband and I were mar- ried secretly because. we plan- ned to stay in college and get TV and STEREO WAYHE'S 78 Simcoe N. Telephone 723-1411 jour degrees. When I discovered Gerber RICE proteesteey is putting on the CEREAL she prac-| late snack at The Inn on the will feature Mrs. Walter Branch|--2"4 profitably, too. By IDA JEAN KAIN of keeping score on calories is|being able to slip into your/eye is most important, for that/market. It sounds logical. Lis- speaking on her trip around the| Late April, June 'and August lin b _St./' jcontagious. To hear from a re-jmy vanity table I recorded the} Let us analyze why this dieter| Mark's Church is to be invited|if you are single, the year ahead| a, 07 who sights or! starti vei Ae i pene hPa og gh ay a fo new Fomance and or ucer who set her sights on her/starting weight and the date. |succeeded so beautifully. In the} r this ¢ *1umphed will. do more to helpjeasy, but once the initial plunge|ment to herself. She planned CuUT Y FUEL COST friends. your best periods will encom-| 10. carry on than any amountlis made, reducing becomes ai good meals and kept the calorie] our OSH SBYTE x ~ ' the 0! Solid information I can pack'stimulating challenge. The first AWA PRESBYTERY wail ag aero" lotiaebially yo into a column. week I lost five pounds, Since/too fast. | ecutive of the Oshawa Presby-| scales and found, to my horror,|week, which suits me j i i y , scales ; ' A A suits just fine. ie terial United Church Women| Aquarians, \that I weighed 169% pounds. I/l walk daily and take just 10|/plan made her goal real. When Thavch. Oa rie, ern your domestic and social|cncs | Wat gaining and ; ry" CLEANOUT -- FREE 24-HOUR SERVICE » é 4 ger squeeze into holding the muscle con-|tually bought a dress a size 14| It was a chilly day and the |life for most of the year ahead, anything but the large sizes in|traction. It's grand! |. , . and pictured herself wear-| 725 1212 | A i oe pr Women was much appre- ies Nevin Bago Na pointer just a half pound away,the scales at 150 pounds, a loss|before her eyes helped her to ciated as they served a cup of from 170! That did it! Thejof almost 20 pounds, I went outipicture herself wearing it. the mee in the church bas A child born on this day will), A paar ting Tlie endowed with great insight|°"° count-down. The best part!where I could gaze at it daily.iyou can imagine yourself wear- Reports were recieved from all of literature and the drama. * committee chairmen. Mrs. Ste- )-vener,' announced the' date of| In 1961, more than 96 per cent the workshop at Campbeliford|of Canadian births occurred in Park. The February meeting Enthusi is y t ye satisfyi s. Onjright size." li | is: omen Sree. Phe Tretia Ground the| vin be excellent for travel and| nthusiasm is wonderfully|that I have satisfying meals. Onjrig' limage tends to be developed. 'ten to this: Not many w m jperfect dress size and tri-| 'In the beginning it was notifi > , it- couraged to" bring thei r/marriage. 8! g jfirst place, she made a commi | pass the rest of this month, late} gears She ala nats try to loss) On January 11, 1965 the ex-) "Last J ; > > 7 all-around good period for all Last August I stepped on the|then I have lost one pound a met in Cedardale United) Generous influences will g0V-\;now 1 was gaining and that I/minutes of slimming isometrics|she reached 150 pounds, she ac-| FREE PARTS FOR YOUR FURNACE --. 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