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'ative TO BE RE-BUILT AND NEW WING ADDED GROUP OF HOME LEAGUE MEMBERS WITH MAJOR MARSLAND RANKIN 1959 - 6( CHALLENGE TO OSHAWA Salvation Army By MARY WILLIAMS Oshawa Times Staff The $30,000 birthday gift the Salvation Army Home League is giving Canadians as a cen- tennial project holds special in- terest for people in Oshawa. The money will be used to build a new wing and to reno- vate the present building, which provides a home for Indian © girls attending high school in 4 Prince Rupert, British Colum- ; bia. The idea was the brain-child © of Major Fred Lewis, who was stationed in Oshawa, prior to 1964, when he was transferred to Prince Rupert to become Divisional Commander of that area, The area's boundaries are Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, on the north; Ocean Falls and 100 Mile House, 'on the south; Prince Rupert on the coast and Prince George 500 miles eee east of Prince Rupert. In this area Major Lewis has the over-sight scattered Indian villages. They have their own schools provided by the Indian Affairs Branch of the Government and the Salva- tion Army provides the teach- ers. At these schools the pupils can only go as far as Grade 6. Any child wishing to advance beyond this must leave his or a larger centre. As civilization has gradually come to these remote areas, more and more Indian children are seeking higher education. Many are finishing high school and going on to university. HOME FOR NATIVE GIRLS The lodge to be renovated was opened in 1947 to meet the needs of the native girls. On} opening it housed six girls. Al total of 153 girls have com- pleted their education while) living there. Many have be- come teachers, deaconesses, Salvation Army officers, secre- taries and stenographers. With the influx of industry, bringing better jobs and living conditions, many more Indian girls are needing the shelter of | \take place on Saturday, Au- "The old building will be; renovated and painted and will|/St. Gertrude's Roman Catholic contain the dining room, cook-'Church, Oshawa. this home. of six widely | |members. The new wing will jhave 10 bedrooms, staff suites |storage space. It will he a |foot of wasted space. The whole her home to attend schools in| building will be constructed so tha jings such as mattresses, extra Home League's MAJOR FRED LEWIS ing and. recreational facilities for 20 girls and three staff and linen closets. In each bed- room there will be built-in bunk beds, desk, closet and plenty of functional building with not a t it can be easily controlled by house parents and an assis- tant. Much of the old equip- ment will be used but furnish- kitchen equipment, curtains and linens will have to be pur- chased. It will be a 'home away from home' and will be completed by this September SOCIAL NOTICE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs, William Hack- wood, Oshawa, wish to an- nounce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Sharon, to Gary Bernard Helferty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helferty, Hampton. The wedding will gust 5, 1967, at two o'clock in New Home Recipe Reducing Plan It's simple how quickly one| may lose pounds of unsightly fat tight in your own home. Make this home recipe yourself. It's easy, no trouble at all and costs little. Just go to your drug store and ask for four ounces of Naran Concentrate. Pour this into a pint bottle and add enough apefruit juice to fill the bottle. Fake two tablespoons full a day - needed and follow the Naran Plan. If your first purchase does not show you s simple easy Wa bd lose bulky fat and help regain slender more graceful curves; if reducible pounds and inches of excess fat don't disappear from neck, chin, arms, abdomen, hips, calves and ankles just return the empty bottle for your money back. Follow this easy way en- dorsed by many who have tried this plan and help bring back alluring curves and graceful slenderness. Note how quickly bloat disappears--how much bet- ter you feel. More alive, youthful appearing and active. 4 Major Lewis reports. / he was soon made aware of Ship, Rainbow, Cheerio, Star-|jectives throughout the sixty| Korean _ the need to renovate and add light, Missionary, Holiday|years they have been in oper-/ Reim, who will be 12 years old to the present building, to meet; Manor, Sunshine and Afternoon |ation. They are celebrating in July and who lives in the! SOR a MA JONG REIM 1867 U 1967 'for 15 consecutive years before she retired to be succeeded by Mrs. William James who has completed nine years as presi members of the League of Mercy, have visited the Osh awa General Hospital every Monday with special visits at |Christmas, Other members have visited . Hillsdale Manor every Wednesday. 4 |were packing clothing at Scout pips |Hall in 1947 for British flood ) victims; again as members of a across Canada and Bermuda as ing home life and management the form of a new home for CHALLENGE FOR OSHAWA | wholesome, Godly home life; to, hey have canvassed in the . . The Oshawa Home league,|pring about tt 2 g P Centennial Gitt the largest in Canada, was al- SEovarent ét tig paar im |past for the Red Shield cam-| lotted $700.00 of this amount to! advancement of spiritual life in\pae" and now the Salvation be raised. the: hon a theo 'Army has become part of the| ' : ; he home and the corps, for/Community Chest they help The Oshawa League with over the betterment of the com-}canvass for that 200 members, has been divided| munity, nation and the world Rand a ie en j vi Priv: : ; * 5 ye '| One project the group is espe- When Major Lewis arrived,|into eight sections: the Fellow-| They have adhered to these ob- cially vee se Fe ae saasted daughter, Ma_ Jong for the opening of school,"' the needs of today, He present-| 8Toups. |their diamond anniversary this|seoyi. Korea, Salvation Army ed his scheme to Territorial) Each group runs its own/year. Girls Home. Gifts of clothing Headquarters in Toronto and money-making events and al-|° The Oshawa group was organ-,and necessities are sent to her the financing for this new resi- most the full amount has been|ized in 1918 and will mark its! regularly. dence was first formulated by raised from rummage ssales,/golden anniversary next year. | Another project on hand right Mrs, Edgar Grinstead, wife of teas, bake sales, candy sales; Many of the women are mem-jat the moment is the collection| the Territorial Commissioner |and catering to weddings and bers of other churches, the/of baby clothes and clothing for for Canada. Mrs. Grinstead is) banquets. group is non-denominational, children up to six years of age, head of the women's organiza-,| The Salvation Army Homeand others have no church af-|which is being prepared and tions within the Salvation Army.) League with groups throughout filiation but most have over 25 packed to be shipped to Dur- She presented her challenge to the world was started in En-|years of active membership. ban, Natal, South Africa under her key women and it was/gland in 1907, to give women,| In the past 23 years they|the supervision of Mrs. Charles agreed that the $30,000 would|especially mothers, counsel andjhave had only two presidents,|Langfield. be raised by Home Leagues'direction upon matters affect-'Mrs. William Saunders served! Others are making quilts and N: : : ? N = = WS SA SOOO AAA \ S s-Gravoon 1 COMPANY Me + CARFIWTO CARPET CLEANING If your rug is valuable to you... it deserves the very best .. . and it costs no more, Modern equipment, skill and only fully experienced men guarantee you the best of results when we clean your soiled rugs, whether it be wall-to- wall or loose rugs. Other services offered by Angus-Graydon are binding repairing, fringing, dyeing, alterations and custom installations. The Cost Is Only 10c Per Sq. Ft. Example 9' x 12' Only 10.80 NGUS-[;RAYDON CARPET COMPANY LIMITED TELEPHONE 728-6254 CHRISTMAS VISIT 1957 TO OSHAWA GENERAL HOSPITAL | linens and gathering equipment for the new Centennial home Succulent Rhubarb ee on 'for Indian girls, as are all |Home Leagues throughout Can- Ideal In Deluxe Pie grees F. oven until meringue is ada golden brown. members Lindsay, Bowmanville, Cobourg and Port! red color is perfect for use in Hope Corps will be the guests of the Oshawa League at the a annual Home League ok still serves in_ that Mr Grinstead will be theSity of Guelph. Here's a de- French hybrid acity, speaker and in the evening lightful recipe for Rhubarb Pie y COMMUNITY SERVICE many members will be wearing Deluxe. viiat {ts rich with rhu- atid They havea long history of Salvation Army -uniforms of barb flavor and very attractive sown 8 ' when topped with a golden Niagara. service to the community. Over! yesteryear. the years, their members, as|~ so be sure to include at least one serving of potatoes and two}. servings of other vegetables, | preferably leafy green or yel-|' low, and frequently raw, advise| ! Some of the highlights re- food specialists at Macdonald|2 ;membered by their members Institute, University of Guelph. : The flavor of side bacon and poe --.|the League of Mercy, serving the thickness of the slices are voece oe b boa at the determined by the curing and| Pour 3 apes i Woolworth fire a few years slicing methods, used by yi-| ak a Centennial birthday gift; in/and the care and training of|back, and more recently in the dual nee packing Fos Het svi Page in 450 degree F.) 4 children; to influence women in|bitter winter weather, when|sg you can choose the brand heat to 350 degrees F. and bake Phone Brights for free home delivery! New Indian Girls' Home At Prince Rupert, B.C. i" *"* eee cena" women king sient United Church whieh nl you ese heat OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, April 7, 1967 13 eggwhites), Return to 375 de- On Monday,: Home Teague Sweet and succulent, -- hot from Peterborough, house rhubarb is now on the Uxbridge, © Whitby, market. Its deep pink-to-bright No mistake with steak Cresta Roja is a deliciously medium dry red table wine made from desserts, say home economists Rally at Macdonald Institute, Univer brown meringue. RHUBARB PIE DELUXE cups cut rhubarb cup granulated sugar teaspoons flour tablespoons cold water tablespoon melted butter eggs separated Pour boiling water over 2 cups cut rhubarb. Let stand 5 jminutes. Drain. Mix rhubarb with sugar, flour, water, melted butter and beaten egg yolks mixture into lined pie TIMELY TIPS Dinnertime is vegetable time PERSONAL TASTE 10 minutes. 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