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DISTAFF DIARY * §ummary of reports of meeungs and aciivities' of Oshawa women's organizations as compiled from repo 'ts submitted by their secretaries. KING STREET UCW 10 Twelve members and three guests gathered at the home of Mrs. Harold Bradburn for the November meeting of King Street United Church Women, Unit 10, ; Mrs. Glen Stevens and Mrs. Leslie Pacey led the worship service, using "Responsibility" as the theme. Plasticware was demon- strated by Mrs. Bradburn. It was announced that a plate bearing a picture of King Street Church was available from the Friendship Group; that the UCW general meeting would be at 8,00 p.m. December 8; and that Unit 10 would meet at 6.30 p.m., November. 30, for a _pot- luck supper at the home of Mrs. Donald Cutler, Tyler Crescent. SIMCOE STREET USW 3 Mrs. W. A. Dewland enter- tained the members of Unit 3 of Simcoe Street United Church Women at. their November meeting last Friday afternoon, Reports were given on the sale of 1967 calendars. These are available from the members. Plans were made for the December meeting, which will be held at the Golf Club on Friday afternoon, December 2. GRACE LUTHERAN WOMEN'S GUILD The Women's Guild of Grace Lutheran Church at its Novem- ber meeting, heard its constitu- tion of rights read for the bene- fit of both new and-old mem- bers. It was decided that the new executive would be elected from the floor at the Decem- ber meeting; that the fall tea and bazaar would be held at Grace Church, corner of Park road south and Highway 401, November 16 at 2.30 p.m. Any- one wishing to donate baked goods or sewing for the bazaar was asked to contact 728-6174 or 728-9614 for pick-up service. ° A suggestion was submitted by the chairman of the cei aten- nial committee, that a ch urch sign would be erected on the church, and it would be ; given consideration by other gisoups within the church. A film was shown on thi» life of Martin Luther and the Re- formation. It was reported that~ Mrs. Ivan Mitchell had returned to her home following surgery in the Oshawa General Hospital. It was announced that the next meeting would be hild at the church in the form of a Christmas Party. LEND-A-HAND CLU! 8 The Lend-a-Hand club held its regular business meet) ng in Simcoe Hall with Lena Hi arper, the president, officj ating. eesicted hv Aan Cank vice. president. Lo Pearl Peacock, reporting on the CP and T., said thera were 10 beds, four wheel chait's and one walker available for any- one wishing use of same? free of charge by applying «at the Odd Fellows Hall. It was decided that the Christmas party would be held next meeting at 6.30 p.m: with gifts for the unknown , sister, and there would also be.j.,omin- ations for the officers foi? 1967. DORCAS GROUP The Way He Should Gf' was Group of First Baptist. Church met at the home of Mr;;. Ron- ald Gould, Cunninghane . street. Mrs. A. M. Foy, Ch ildren's Librarian at the P ublic Library, discussed some: of the children's books availa ble and urged the parents to encour- age their children to v ead the best books rather than the mediocre ones. The devotion period on the theme "Train Up A (vhild In The Way He Should G:»" were led by Mrs. Daniel Rog ers. The president, Mrs. Morley Chesher, conducted tlie busi- ness. TIGER LIGHTS jump-suit is for teens, adults and children. For the older "tigress", the designer made the paws detachable and added crisp white cuffs,' but-.in every other detail, these two outfits are identical. The one- piece, zip-up suits are made of nylon pile and are avail- able in either "natural" orange and black or. white and gray tiger stripes. --By Tracy Adrian Every little girl finds it enchanting to wear what her mother or older sister wears and they in turn enjoy looking as fresh and appealing as moppets. The "tiger in your home" x Your RED CROSS is aff Servin | Today Parree. WIFE PRESERVER Sew two or three old bath towels together, end to end, for Ready for Tomorrow, a basement or mud room roller} ; towel. = oe ee ee AE BS iL RS ey EY Gey? Use Both Heart To Get Ahead In By ROBERTA ROESCH Make it your business in busi- ness to have both a heart and a head. That this is important in any job as well as at any level is clear from the following story about a woman in banking. "T started my working life as a clerk-stenographer," she said, "but every time I looked up from my typing and saw execu- tives at private desks I knew that my own vocation goal was a chair behind one of those lesks. "T started to work hard taking banking courses and began to gain varied experience in duties that would help me advance. Bit by bit, my efforts led me to a spot where I spent most of worked with everyone," woman said. "When her account was opened and she was ready to leave, bringing us her business. She looked at me rather strangely when I said this, as she turned to leave my window. "she walked all the way to the outside door, where she s' and stood still. standing by the exit, for what seemed like five minutes, she resolutely turned around and took the long walk back to my window," said, "for making me feel im- portant. You are the only per- And Head Business this I thanked her for "And then," this woman said, Then, after "T want to thank you," she my working day helping open new accounts." | This woman in banking liked this chance to give people a helping hand, But as she dealt with the public with her fact- filled head and frieidiy iieazi, she had no idea that her kind- ness would be the deciding qual- ity that would take her to an executive desk. 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