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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, November 6, 1962 9g ~ CAC Welcomes Male Members For a Lovelier You . To Safeguard Market Values Fifteen years ago when the Consumers Association of Caa- ada (CAC) was launched by out- standing Canadian Women's Or- ganizations, it was frankly de- signed to be an organization of women. Women spend 80 per cent of every consumer dollar that is spent. Something new has been add- ed te the consume front. Men are now not only consumers but buyers of consumer products. As such they are entitled to have a voice in consumer plan- ning. Men need consumer edu- cation as much as women do. The Consumer Association -- ever alert to all that affects the welfare of consumers -- has taken timely steps to meet their needs. No longer is CAC wholly a@ women's organization. That most important "Man" in your life is now welcomed as a mem- ber -- or with Christmas com- ing you can give him a gift mas coming you can give him a gift membership and he will regularly receive the "Con- sumer's Bulletin". CAC's latest endeavor is the launching of a new Consumer Testing Program. Early in the new year the results of this testing of some Canadian »rod- ucts will be available to mem- bers. CAC is chiefly responsible for the Canada Standard Garment Sizes in children's. clothing. Manufacturers using the Canada Standard Size label must con- form to , =p: : s i. Specifications, which are ae separate from the style or quality of the gar- ment. Eventually it is intended that there will be CSS for men and women too; and work has already begun on the women's sizes. The women's CSS will be- come an actuality when we, the consumers, purchase children's CSS garments, presently avail- able presently in leading department stores. Manufactur- ers will only produce what they can sell. If the consumer does not purchase CSS children's wear, all this effort will be of no avail and these garments will be withdrawn from their market, For a number of years. this association has been concerned with the standards for the in- sptction of meat. In co-opera- tion with the Federal Govern- ment, they are endeavoring to see that no uninspected meat is sold in domestic outlets. The Consumers Association will ask the government to adopt a pol- icy of uniform health inspection of animals, both before and after slaughter, across Canada. Our local CAC held two open 'meetings in the past year. In October Mr. E. Pottinger, a rep- resentative from the A and P Stores, spoke on the cuts of Altar Society Of St. Philip's © Heart of Church The St. Philip's Altar Society was formed in February of 1962 by Monsignor Philip Coffey of Holy Cross Parish as St. Philip's is a mission of Holy Cross. The society was formed to furnish the needs of the sanc- tuary and also the needs of the kitchen of St. Philip's hall. . In the past year two success- ful bake sales were held. Also a Social Bingo was held along with a draw for an electrical appliance donated by. one of the members. With the ladies better ac- quainted now, the society hopes to increase its activities in the coming year. Acting president for the past year was Mrs. Leo Kryhul and secretary-treasure was Mrs. William Eyre. Our present slate of officers is: president, Mrs. Martin Darlaston; first vice-president, Mrs. Albert Rodgers; second vice - president, Mrs. Wayne Chidiey; secretary, Mrs. Walter Dobroshinsky; treasurer, Mrs. Alian Cherry. Chaplain for the oe and the present is M. A. Beriault. i meats and how to prepare them economically.. In' May, Miss Louise Poole, home economics teacher, spoke on CSS. si Ou officers for 1962-63 are: Past president, Mrs. Walter R. Johnson; president, Mrs. G. C. Gutsole; 1st vict-president, Mrs. S: .V Barlow; 2nd vice- president, Mrs. John Feather- stone; recording secretary, Mrs. K. M. Broadbent; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Rex. Harper; treasure,. Mrs. J. Bruce Mc- Gregor; publications, Mrs. R. B. Galbraith; press; Mrs. J. H. Richardson; liaison officers, Mrs. Robert Preston, Mrs. Cors Cruse; executive officers, Mrs. George Glassford, Miss E. M. Holmes, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Uriah Jones, Mrs. Maunsell Ger- row. Let our staff of skilled hair stylists work their magic on you. Head into fall... lovelier than ever... your hair, your crowning glory. VINCENT'S hair styling 110 KING ST. E. Distinction For ~ OCCASION --From-- LORD'S DIAMOND MERCHANTS AND JEWELLERS Sterling silver young couples will ceherish.- Wide selection of -pat- . terns to suit all tastes, USE OUR B N TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE LORD'S : DIAMOND MERCHANTS AND JEWELLERS 12 SIMCOE ST. S. PHONE 723-1812 See +a Use Our Convenient LAY-AWAY PLAN _ A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Selection For Future Delivery. FF Og eg ein Hp Rg cy eg tt aw ene WF PE ys ¥ -- YEE Se et