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Holy Cross CWL Participates In Many Successful Events The 1966-67 Executive of Holy Cross Catholic Women's League 'is: director, the Reverend M. _ J. Darby; President, Mrs. J. T. Mullen; Ist vice-president, Mrs. Herbert Anthony; 2nd vice-pres- ident, Mrs. Cornelious Keppel; $rd@ vice-president, Mrs. Patrick McAvoy; treasurer, Mrs. Frank Sheppard; secretary, Mrs. Mar- cel Giroux; councillors, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. ivan Downey, Mrs. Steve Bonfordi, Mrs. Denis Joseph Callaghan, Mrs. Aletha McAuley, Mrs. George Ember- A young man's stubborn cow- lick can be trained to lie flat by using a little hair spray on it daily. CAKE CRESTING Fold roasted slivered almonds and fresh berries into whipped cream for a heavenly topping on angel food cake. 7) Off, ae = gS or Sle i THE SHOE WITH THE MAGIC SOLE BEAUTIFULLY DETAILED WITH PLENTY OF COMFORT IN EVERY STEP "Harmony Black & Brown Widths 4A-C _ Sizes 5-11 COLLINS SHOES 119 Brock St. S. Whitby Open Fri. till 9 P.M, Mrs. John Karchic; convenor for Guides and Brownies, Mrs. Patrick McAvoy. The annual bazaar unde the convenership of Mrs. Herbert Anthoyn. The annual bazaar unders the convenership of Mrs. Steven Rigo and co-convener Mrs. Steve Bonfordi, was held in Nov- ember at the Hungarian Culture Club due to the renovation of the parish haii. A quilting bee, held by Mrs. Patrick McAvoy, provided a major prize at the bazaar. Other events were social bingos and card parties. Members o fthe league donated many man hours to the blood donor clinic and the Hillsdale Manor Tuck Shop. Besides catering to various banquets and weddings, the league members catered to the luncheon at the Blessing of John F. Kennedy School and were co hostess to a farewell reception for the Reverend M. A. Beriault at St. Phillips Par- ish Hall, Monies were donated to Van- ier Institute and to Simcoe Hall Settlement House. Scholarships were awarded to two students of Holy Cross School 1966 grad- uation class, to the Oshawa Catholic High School, Trophies and prizes were don- ated to winners of the Public Speaking Contest and to win- ners of the Separate School Field Day. Members of the League were pdiveledged in hearing the fol- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, November 22, 1966 17A lowing speakers: the Reverend,;and Archdiocesan- Convention E. J. Wall, Monsignor Paul | and the reginal 'dinner, held a rot ve Aldwinkle, and | Toronto this year. the Reverend F. J. Smythe. Plans are underway for the Herbert Anthony, represented annual card party to be held in Mrs. J. T, Mullen and Mrs.|the spring, which is the next the League at the Provincial big event on the club calender. "Bridal Fabrics FOR THE BEAUTIFUL BRIDAL GOWN FROM House of Fabric 725-4551 We Believe Home Building or a Improvemenis -- Should Be A Family Affair We have inquiries from men -who want to build a garage. . to make some patio furniture .. . from womén who want . and boys whose hobby is bird houses. We love them all! And every one receives Holland's per- sonal attention. Regardless how big or how small your building or remodeling project may be, you can count on "'care"' at Hol- land. Holland Lumber Ltd. offer the latest in plans and ideas and, with their many years of experience, can offer sound ad- vice on styles and color schemes to best suit your present or possible future plans. With a complete inventory of the finest products available to assure years of sat- isfaction from your project, from a bird house to a family home, you can count Taunton Rd. East and Ritson Rd. N. at 5 Points SAB ST consult service. on the satisfaction you will get when you with those at Holland Lumber Ltd. Since they are not in the home build- - ing or remodelling business they pay spe- cial attention to the do-it-yourselfer. Next time you're inclined to use hammer and saw, call Holland for quick efficient © FREE HOME DELIVERY e Holland Lumber Ltd. PHONE 725-4709 a A la ie atl AR,