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TIMES, Tuesday, November 22, 1966 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST WE LFARE Health And Welfare Society Distributes Aid To Needy Mrs, Alex Hoy, president of the Health and Welfare Society of the College Park Seventh-day Adventist Church reports a total of $8,576.00 value of chari- table services for the past year. Over 3,865 articles of clothing were given away, and 325 per- sons were helped. Mrs. Hoy says that her so- ciety is most happy to co-oper- ate with the Oshawa Christmas Cheer Committee in packing Christmas cheer baskets. Within the Health and Wel- fare Society of the church, Mrs. Oswald Mosher is the leader of the Dorcas Society, with Mrs. Charles Cook as the secretary. This group of women makes quilts, mends and irons cloth- ing, getting it ready for dis- tribution by the Welfare Soci- ety, and makes visits into homes where help is needed, The Health and Welfare or- ganization of the College Park Seventh-day Adventist Church is one of 126 societies in Can- Breathtaking Miniskirt Sets Society Aswinging WASHINGTON (CP)--Does -Washington society swing? .. Sometimes literally, baby. A high + society cocktail party leading up to the recent $75-a-head international char- ity ball, annually presented on the eve of the $150,000 Inter- national horse race at Laurel, -Md., showed where the action. was. Let the Washington Post's society reporter set the scene: "One tall, statuesque woman with brilliant red hair was dressed in what appeared to be a simple black dress . . . but when the skirt swung open; the woman was seen to be wearing a breathtakingly short miniskirt. "Then one gentleman made disparaging remarks about her daring and the lady's hus- band. tossed a glass of cham- pagne inte his face. This led to a general free - for - ali with the champagne going back and forth between the two men as if they were hav- ing a duel on the spot." The Post reports that as the "insulted lady tried to pull her diminutive husband away from the very tall man he was dousing with champagne, her dangling ear - rings got brok- en." People nearby helped scoop - up the diamonds but she said, The Post reports: "Oh, don't bother with the ear-rings. I've got all the jewelry ia the world." Then they left. STORY DIFFERS However, Lawrence E. Si- mon of New York later iden- tified himself as the husband of the insulted woman and said it didn't really happen that way at all. First, he was throwing whisky -- not champagne -- at a man who now was a for- mer. friend, ee Second, his wife had on round diamond ear - rings-- "she doesn't own any dangling diamond ear-rings."' Third, when she was quoted as telling would-be helpers to leave the diamonds where where they were on the floor, she was really talking about his pinch glasses --'I always carry an extra pair." Simon said he was upset that people -- particularly ia- surance people -- might get the impression his wife cas- ually abandoned diamonds. "She does have a lot of jewelry," he agreed. "But she's not the kind of woman to make a remark like that. It sounds like living hell to an insurance company if some- body throws around jewelry like that." ada, Tn Canada last year the societies distributed well over 197,000 articles of clothing and over 61,000 persons were help- ed, The total cash value of serv- ices amounts to' $568,085.57, ha rea Anticipation Of Special Events Helps Reducer By IDA JEAN KAIN When the incentive to lose weight is heightened by some special forthcoming event, shap- up and slimming down becomes an invigorating chal- lenge. The element of excite- ment keeps you advancing ily toward your goal. What ha 8 is that suddenly you are d out of the hum- drum, This is case with homemaker a po "s, Two months hence nd is back to her home town, ad visit in seven years, Fa and friends will all be eager fil -in thar haghgeail bore n the bac part of her letter: "Just call me Teddy Beart I'm 5' 1%" tall and look as if I weighed 140 pounds becauge | of bulges, I'm "no" size, is, I can't fit into my size 18; half-sizes are not right for me and 15's are la through the shoulders, Beca + ad baby, brisk walks are out, } INTERIOR DECORATOR cuabiruas DRAPER 15 King Street East CUSTOM MADE DRAPES, Phone 725-2686 aii Fashion elegance at a modest price. Young Flair hosiery S prs. $2.85 | Leg-flattering nylons for busi- ness and dress-up wear. Your favorite styles in a wide range of ng shades. pairs at our hosiery counter now. stunni se $100 w Buy For all your Hoisery needs WARD'S Simcoe St. $. at Athol BDewatowa 725-1151 RES IPSA LOQUITUR (the thing Speaks for Itself) QUR SALES IN ELECTRIC COMFORT HEATING ARE MORE THAN 4 TIMES GREATER THAN THOSE OF OUR CLOSEST COMPETITION! Phone 728-4611 56 PRI NCE STREET OSHAWA