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WR «(THRE «OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, eeer 17, 1967 THEIR NAMES ARE RECORDED FOR POSTERITY The names of five hun- ture of the church was Gibbs and stitched by the drawn by Bruce Hurst of women. Mrs. James Scott, Hampton and the lettering Mbt bal ee voici te Pd ys ays, diy = dis- 3 | dred members of Albert Street United Church have been embroidered o. tis : - r in this and the Expo '67 emblem plays the quilt which was centennial quilt by the Unit- by Ray Mock. The names sold to the highest bidder. | _ed ACh "hurch Women. The pic- were written by Samuci --Oshawa Times Photo | IODE Members Tag| OPPORTUNITIES FOR HOUSEWIVES - For Local Support (Continued from Page 16A) , To solve this situation tell | going the second mile with the} your boss you were happy to| By VERNA MITCHELL } --_ and service I give. | give him extra hours when he (Publicity Convener) F.mM. needed a helping hand. But at Prince Philip Chapter, 1ODE,| Dear F.M.: If you have | {he Se is in-its 17th year. The present | Worked overtime for six months | '17° met yeu cannet ae, Oe 100 regent is Mrs. Frank N. Me-| without any concrete "Thank)¢Vet Putting in working hours {for which you are not paid. Callum. The funds raised in| you," you've already gone the) various ways are used to con-/| second mile--and it's 'a to| Then tell your boss that in the tinue the chapter's educational | take the third mile where) ssitiice you will Gave: te. be: pas program. Cash prizes are pre-| there's more opportunity. the usual rate for working over- sented at the Commencements| Everybody with a job should| "™@ work or look for a spot of Oshawa's secondary schools. | travel the second mile to one math ® conmaly et Gee this | Prince Philip Chapter has two degree to another. But} 2 outing? aval | MARBLES. CHAMP | adopted schools, one at Burnt everybody with a job' should; thoughtless or greedy employer; Barry Blum, 13, of York, Pa.,: also draw the line when a} takes too much advantage of| won the 1967 marbles tourna-| this. ment held in New Jersey. | LADIES -- LOOK! Special Classes ia Business Training are available to you at the OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE Tuition -- $30 per month Attend either mornings or afternoons -- whichever is convenient -- Monday to Friday, choice of subjects. Shorthand -- Typewriting -- Business MRS. FRANK MsCALLUM (Regenty Machines. -- Bookkeeping -- Accounting -- Dictaphone -- Hy Speed Longhand -- Point, Newfoundland, and an-| McBee Accounting and other associated other in Northern Ontario. These schools have received libraries, record players and! sports equipment, | The chapter members con-) tinue to make and donate chil- dren's clothing. knitted goods and comfort bags which are sent to hospitals and to the subjects. FREE LITERATURE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. GET THE FACTS THEN ACT "Save the children fund' over- seas. Thanks to the generous Register and start any Monday -- individual in- support of the citizens of Osh- struction in all subjects awa on the annual tag-day Prince Philip Chapter ts : There is a consistent demand for mature women in worth business. Prepare now to take your place in this busy, active field. ED | Dial 725-3375 has to carry on with its while and rewarding projects. FILMING COMPLE Principal photography been completed on John Hus- i ton's sinful. Davey, starring] 10 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa | Canadians Appear | (Continued from Page 8A) guest performance in a Wojck |program and insisted on her, too, to play a double-crossing | wife of Marvin's who takes up with Vernon. | In the film shot partly on the | now-abandoned grim old federal prison of Alcatraz--Miss Ack- er's role took five weeks--there 'are bodies galore. The New Yorker review says much of it is "repellent and obscure' but it is ambitious. Film critic Emerson Beau- 'champ of the Washington Evening Star observed that both | Acker and Vernon are 'worth inoticing." He says Sharon | doesn't have a great deal to do | because she's dead eariy on but "Vernon makes a striking | impression." Milton Berlin, Washington Daily News, calls ther' a "very appealing newcom- er." It was her first film since. she played a part in the British pro- |duction Lucky Jim, and then married Ron MacDonald and ended a contract for four more films in Britain. The Canadian motion picture industry earlier this year named Miss Acker and ( dian Michael Sarrazin stars of SHE WAS CROWNED Hill, a University of gion sophomore, is the 1967 National Collegiate Queen of the U.S. | John Hurt and Pamela Frank- | An oil fired water heater. WHO NEEDS IT! Not everyone -- not even most people; But any- one who has for any reason run out of hot water should consider the need. It's the fastest most economical means of supply- ing the largest amount of hot water. For full information on all the advantages of an olf fired hot water heater contact .., McLAUGHLIN Coal & Supplies Ltd. 110 KING ST. W. 723-3481 Another service and product from McLAUGHLIN'S "Air of goed living" centre. j lin pi