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12A 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Twesdey, November 22, 1966 OPA Auxiliary Sponsors Cub Pack In the past year the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Oshawa Police Association has raised money _ mainly through a spring and fall rummage and a Christmas bazaar, . All money raised through. these projects' was given to ~-- the Crippled dren's School in the form of donations, arti- cles for the school, and sup- port of a cub pack. One of the members of the auxiliary, Mrs. Kenneth Ostler, helped form the cub pack and is now the Akela. Last Febru- ary the auxiliary catered for a father and son banquet for the cubs at the Boys' Club, Besides financial heip, two members do volunteer work at the school for one-half day each week, The largest project of the year, the Snowflake bazaar, was held last Thursday in St. Gregory's Auditorium. Cedardale UCW Provides Catering Cedardale United Church Wo- men is composed. of a group of women who meet on the second Wednesday of each month. Their activities include a spring tea and sale of work, catering for wedding receptions, fall bazaar, packing at least two boxes of overseas relief, as well as hospital visitation and help: img to look after the Tuck Shop at Hillsdale Manor, Mothers' Day church service is conducted entirely by women. The speaker this year was Mrs. Lloyd Courtice and a mothers' choir provided the music. The members are also responsible for decorating the church on Thanksgiving Sunday. At the meetings a different member is appointed each month to conduct the devotion- al period, giving each member an opportunity to take part in the service. This group is especially inter- ested in missions and keeps up a correspondence with Miss Muriel Bamford in Banswara, India -- sending her gifts of money each year. A substantial sum is turned over to the Offic- ial Board each year for current expenses, There are 17 members on the roll and new members are al- ways welcomed. The executive is comprised of the president, Mrs. Albert Sing- er; ist vice-president, Mrs. C. L. Gunter; 2nd _ vice-president, Mrs. Frank Singer; recording secretary, Mrs. Earl Hoy; treasurer, Mrs. Russell Wors- ley; corresponding secretary, Mrs. C. L. Gunter; social con- vener, Mrs, William Henning; and press reporter, Mrs. J. F, Norton. WOMEN WORK MORE Women make up nearly 30 per cent of the Canadian labor force today, compared with less than a9 per Cent in iyvy. -- HOUSEHOLD HINT Painted kitchen walls wash more easily if first wiped with a cloth dipped in kerosene. Fol- low up in 15 minutes or so with warm suds. OFFICIAL Hon Watson CURLING BOOTS For Men and Women -- et -- COLLINS SHOES Open Fri, till 9 P.M. 119 Brock St. S. WHITBY PHONE 668-3476 ALL MONIES raised by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Oshawa Police. Association are used to help = support the Crippled Children's School and to support the Cub Pack at the school which the auxiliary spon- sors and provides the Akela. Its major fund rais- ing project is a mam- moth Christmas bazaar, which was held last Thurs- day. To stock the Christ- mas. table, the members had to learn to make the decorations. Here Mrs. Douglas Cox left, gets help from Mrs, Thomas Fair- brother of Newcastle, the instructor, while Mrs, Law- rence Avery and Mrs, Ralph Mason watch. ~--Oshawa Times Phote The executive for the coming year for the 2ist Guide Parent Committee is as follows: pres- ident, Mrs. Jack Taylor; ist vice-president, Mrs. H. J. Semple; 2nd_ vice - president, Mrs. B. A. Tkaczuk; secretary, Mrs. Richard Doyle; treasur- er, Mrs. R. A. Sutherland; so- cial convener, Mrs. Victor Hart- wig; local association represen- tative, Mrs. Douglas Marshall; Guide representative to LA, Mrs. H. J. Semple; telephone convener, Mrs, Leo McCarthy. The women cut out Christmas stockings. The Brownies and HAVE YOUR RUGS PROFESSIONALLY Free Pick-up 1700 Simcoe St. Parent Committee Assists 2ist Girl Guide Company OSHAWA RUG C T i OSHAWA RUG CLEANERS Guides were given the stock- ings to sew and save money in, each month of he year; to be turned in at Christmas. Each mother was sent a letter asking for one nominal gift be given once instead of numerous money making projects. A new Canadian flag was pre- sented to the Guide Company. The girls were treated at Christmas and at the June closing meetings. Donations were given to- wards baby-sitting fees and new uniforms for leaders. A mother and daughter ban- LEANERS lors AVA and UPHOLSTERY CLEANED NOW! & Delivery North, Oshawa rt} A physician never has to portant ingredients, Before tinuows concern, May we compound yours? P. B. 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Brown-Owl Mrs. Ken- neth Ridge and the Guide Cap- tain, Miss Carol Lyn Foley, at- tended a meeting in March. They gave an outline of the test requirements for Brownies and Guides. NEGLECT KITCHEN Electric kettles are relatively unknown in United States kitch- ens, For clover - leaf rolls, shape into sections with scissors in the pan. e vi Festive Season Wardrobe FABRICS Sew Yourself Flattering Styles }» House Of Fabric After your meeting . . take in a fine Show at the 39 KING ST. & next "HOWLINGLY FUNNY" Bosley Crowther, New York Times "BRILLIANT" Brenden Gill, The New Varker PHONE 725-5833