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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, December 13, 1965. sf Higher Education For Women -- Summary of reports of meetings and activities Of Oshawa women's organiaztions as- compiled from reports submitted by their secretaries. : ; 2. Never- Wasted Time Or Money DAUGHTERS OF ENGLAND |event. She recommended that : | The members of The ei antique section be planned ; Be J npr onan Seeing ic rit oe Pein pcg mic nor ters of England, 'Empress of| for next year as it had been . 6 Ji: SOREL i ai ; rete + at oaras be ewhere. | India" Lodge 26, held their reg-|very popular. : nity if she uses her education) As yllis McGinley pointed | ular meeting at the. Orange, Mrs. Austin Hiltz showed o home instead of one gg Pee --- ge | ig. |some exct i ' fe |in Her Shoe, it is into the hands | Temple Tuesday evening.|/some excellent pictures she had : J | , Worthy president, Kate Glover,|taken on a trip to the west) tag : One eoninins foie bors bed pcsony how cel yr atbiyys pe ided with vice - president' coast. @ is sure she does recently made/its most sign icant duties. An | Nancy Murrall assisting. - "The next meeting wwvill be e the following comment: __|as Anne Morrow Lindbergh said | Florence Turner gave.the re-jheld on January 3, at Cowan! a for my daughter's | just agthay wage in her ed 4 he sick. Correspon-| House. wedding at the time I paid the| From the Sea, women are the el ps : d by Doris Mc- i last bill for her last year injeternal nourishers of children, a it on decided that a DORCAS GROUP college," he told me, "and to|of men, of society. donation would be sent to the) Members. of the Dorcas date she hasn't done a thing but; Surely we need all the educa- | Sick Children's Hospital, To- Group of First Baptist Church put her new home in order and tion we can get for such im-| ' i buy or knit baby clothes. | portant work. : met for their Christmas .meet- re ; , oy y : Tea arrangements were ing at the home of Mrs. David am disappointed," he os | made for the Christmas party] Peters, Bowmanville. ry he gpancay bicgdl eal | USED TO TEACH which will be held at Adelaide) The president, Mrs. Fred gl Nes Maiti a aglggpal "aera Adrienne Clarkson, hostess of House on Wednesday, December | Crome, presided. Each member) : ase Shee tae nT bell /CBC-TV's Take 30. lectured at | 15. Dinner will be at 6.30 p.m.|responded to the roll call with yen, nnd oug: coal the University of. Toronto be- | followed by entertainment andia Bible verse beginning with ine Pr a 'ona thik ft fa fore joining broadcasting. exchange of gifts. the letter "J". A Christmas de- ; at" Worthy District Deputy|votional period was led by M | an he gna nt got te | Doreen Ladd presided for nom-|Ronald Trewin and Mrs. Sig- aehpey lag: aa He eee ination of officers for 1966, elect-|bjorn Vasvick ace Big ot ae ed as follows: Florence Wood,! 'The following officers One matics Ieaiked: wonisn president; Sarah Van De Walk-| elected for the coming "are : who proves this is the wife of er, vice-president; past Presi-/nast president, Mrs. an scachins and the mother of 7 = : ite la Crome; president, Mrs. Morley} several children. She is also a onald, secretary; Annie Mitch-|Chesher: vice-president, Mrs. | ; Tonalin aiaiak Wik chads , | Cris ' se to put} bt Bagge ha apa tee Brian Moorby; sectétary, adel : QUEBEC WOMAN S DESIGN WINS her sdueathe to usé ekncal chaplain; first guide, Wintired) aijan Hopper; treasurer, Mrs. i | Mills; second guide, Nancy Mur-|}j47en Manning: social, Mrs| Canadian designer, Mrs®& Ottawa. Her design, the atre. Mrs. Vermette ts igh goood nag i rg chorus rall; third guide, Edna Huband; yack Keenan, Mrs. Orville, Mariette Rousseau - Ver- only Canadian entry, is a shown here discussing the . : ARTISTRY AND fourth guide, Jessie Madder: pingman, Mrs. Frank Newell,|. mette of St. Adele, Que., textured wool in shades of . prize-winning fabric with ORGANIZED CHORUS TEMPERAMENT pianist, Eva Tipton; inside'yjy<° Hugh Gannon; telephone has won the international blues, greens and_ violets. Edward Shoesmith, design-* | "As long as I can remember, guard, Ethel Horton; right es-' Mrs, David Peters: group lead competition for fabric to It will be used for the main aan ; : 8 jl wanted to direct a choral|\Q. Why cre most artists cort, Edith Taylor; left escort,/ers, Mrs. Ronald Trewin, Mrs.| decorate the theatre of the draperies and will set the er for the Quebec firm, | oroup," this woman said. "So, |(musicians, painters, etc.) so Mary Hurst; degree captain.)James Logan: press yeporter,, Confederation Building in color scheme of the the which loomed the fabric. _|finally, after some years of |temperamental? Must o per- Nancy Kirkbride; assistant, Mrs. Lorne Craig , bringing up a family and spend-|son be neurotic to be on art- Beatrice Hurst; auditors, Wini- APPLE STUFFING ing a great deal of time with ist? ; : ' Games were played and re if . : W : ; [ fred Mills, Ethel Cockerham freshments served maginative Trappings 1 cup chopped celery music in my home, I decided to 4 Legend hos it that while Kate Glover; trustees, Mary jm 1 medium onion, chopped ry to organize a special girl | jeurosis may not be necessary Hurst, Ethel Horton; press re HAPPY DOUBLE'S CLUB ' . . scout chorus." for artistic ability, it helps Oo ani seaeunran a! District} Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burrows Give Your Gift A Lift Fagin cogs ee re aha sag shut -- a This is a misconception, ac- Deputy Doreen Ladd would be and their group were in charg Mibteszone aes the cand UK lng. dupa 40 atait Geiow es the. oeeter sorte a delegate to. Grand Lodge ses- 0f the December meeting of By ELEANOR ROSS |quickly done-up presents. Small \% teaspoon pepper tairontin fs sl rh sta a Stes gry gaits sions, which will be held at st.|King Street Happy Doubles Many experts in the field in-|terry dish towels in prints and 2 cups apples, peeled and ex cael into" a 'council-wide ae pth diner ry John's, New Brunswick, in June, Club. sist that almost anything we colors make charming wrapping chopped (about 2 apples) ona lhe, WA oesa's ability . 1966 After a short business meet- need for beauty care can be with a bonus, since they can be g cups stale bread cubes "Sinn that 'Hine. we have |do a Hood ob--whelber it's The committee for Red Crossing conducted by the presi-/found in the kitchen used in the kitchen and s0 are» tablespoons water or liquid|sung at state fairs. girl t playing the piano or lo < a I sige gE pai 1 the same could hold for| part of the gift 2 tablesp quid sung at state fairs, girl scou 9 Pp r_ loying at Hillsdale Manor are Dorisjdents, Mr. and Mr Cyt Anc , from cooked giblets conferences, football games and [bricks McDonald, Sarah Van De Walk-|Powell, a worship service de- gift-wrapping, aided by scraps; Odd pieces of wallpaper add many other functions," she said er, Nan Kirkbride jicting the "Nativity" was re-|from the sewing basket, paint- up to pretty wrappings when' METHOD: Saute celery and Thesushout the Manite gree i It was announced that the lated in story and song. Miss/!ng materials and such co-ordinated with ribbons that onion in butter. Add salt, PED-| talented ninth ise had the| ETAL EAR next regular meeting would be/Nancy Fraser was the reader.) Some of the prettiest pack- complement the colors. per, apples, bread and sprinkle) horus a Har chaitee a aawell FUNCTION held on January 4, 1966 Mrs. Stanley Gomme the|ages we have seen have been| TREAT CAREFULLY with water. More moisture will) 5s han Seay 46 but hg oa se|Q. Th Id P soloist: and Mary was por-|done up with food wrappings, Wallpapers with adhesive come from the apples and cook-) il ob a) tage P gO we ba ere is an ol oe KING STREET UCW | traved by Mrs. James Milne.|striped hair ribbons, bits of lace backing are dandy for covering/ed dressing will not be dry. ye , in Np wit Falning. As bob a bs sts i icking Mrs. Douglas Redpath opened|tThe three wise men were Mr. and rickrack braid boxes and turning them into| Mix dressing well and stuff tur-|F it s back, she has never ne ae ci aap baby the Christmas meeting of the| james Milne, Mr. Frank Bal) Usually, there is a variety of|pretty containers. These treated|key. Enough dressing for 10 to . t ae pega has been Alice Jackson Unit 1 of King)and Mr. Arthur MacPherson.,odds and ends in the sewing| papers should be used with ex-|12 pound bird. wasted simply because she), 2 4 The fejal internal ear Street United Church Women'shepherds were Mr. Robert|basket--tiny pearl buttons, se- treme care, since they tend to|---- ---- inicensn [OREE SO UNO GE ERIN SRO structures reach full adult size with a reading "Is Christmas a smales, Mr. Ivan Shephard and quins, rhinestones, bits of lace, break or tear when folded.) aoe 3 of on a job. by the fifth month and there Burden?" Mr. George Twiddy. ribbons of various kinds. Just a However, the extra effort is SCHOOLGIRL IS STAR NO GUILT FEELING is evidence that the fetus can There were: 17 beng and $2 The program took the theme|little imagination spiced with often worth it. For with a bit of Trudy Young, full-time host} All women who share this | Yeo" ee ee early date hospital calls recorded Mem- of "Memories". with Mr. and| ingenuity should put these items/patient handling, it is possible of Razzle Dazzle, the children's|Sentiment can know this fulfil-| a maintain full supplies of bers were reminded Sl ited': Cheater' Robinson vemin-|t0 work to use them to transform an old|_ |ment, too. They never need|°!! drugs, including the new- their labels to the January eee sem vat, 'The small pearl buitons are box--the only thing sometimes|TV Show, is a Grade 10 student! nave any guilty feeling that all|<sy mine te he ame te meeting shows put on by the Doubles) Particularly useful. Fastened/that may fit an odd-shaped orjat Toronto's Alderwood collegi-|\ of their training was for naught publ bared every prescription A number of well known|(.° Mrs. Gordon Hawker! With a bit of double-faced adhe-|outsized present--into. a beauti-\ate and that all the money used for|mess ond eae cs Christmas carols were sung sae solo 'Memories' fol-|Sive, the tiny buttons can be | fil presentation container ern es | hints with Mrs. Fred Ayers playing | owed by "White Christmas'|atranged to spell out holiday, Aluminum foil, cooking parch ied plano. Mrs. Kenneth Proctor) 5) by Mr, Arthur MacPher-|steetings in various ways. ment, odd linen or cotton table r ed in the devotional period,|-§.° Mrs. James Bell sang| The kitchen supplies that we) napkins and cellophane or trans-| OHN SWAN S Mrs. Thomas Scott read @| Moonlight wad Hosen' Mrs. | mentioned are ready to yield all|parent wrapping are all able) , -- , eee Means |Harry Souch and Mr Vernon| sorts of gift - wrap F gine on ready to be of service in P"\ Osborne sang as uet "Silver|such. as colored and printed gift-wrapping sessions ing Christmas" was read iy ore J Night'""| shelving paper The cellophane looks espe HARDWARE SZBs PRUGS Mrs. Jack Petrie. lprogram ended with a trio| Left-over shelf edging does a cially pretty when it is placed 28 Kine © Gifts for Simcoe Hall Christ-|comprised of Mrs. Pere yifine job of providing a frame|over colored papef or foil and/ Va... ing East Oshawa mas boxes were brought in by|rietcher, Mrs. Robert Skucelfor packages. Colorful paper|then bunched and crinkled and Open Evenings till 9 P.M, the members. The next meeting|anq Mrs. Vernon Osborne sing-\napkins lend themselves tojheld by a colorful ribbon bow 10 000 | will be a pot-luck supper at 6.30|ing "White Christmas". A high ree City Wide Delivery p.m. on January 4. Refresh-|jicht of. the evening was the ments were served by Mrs.|anpearance of a Barbershop| Proctor and members of her/Quartet, the 'Four-in-Accord" : group. |who entertained the Club with SL For All Ages! 2 jseveral selections. The evening at BLACK'S 8T. vagenw > pias ented Wile social Hour. MELMAC DINNERWARE The members of St. George's| 'Dates to remember are the COIFFEURS on owes How to get in shape le CO t +y SNOW BLOWERS e Women's Guild enjoyed a chick- ct A tccan a fe Castine TV TRAYS Beautiful fi en patty supper at the parish| the Bowinanviile Catling Club NOW IN NEW LOCATION -- SeTs or the Holidays hall prior to the December! midke: Januar fh and j RODS AND REELS H nf Tee. d fi ® COCKTAIL SETS do eee IN UNnder- ashions business meeting. The president CANISTER SETS 7 Y VETE i ith POLISHERS Mrs. W. R. Hambly, convener) SPOTTED BY VETERAN . , « in @ comfortable, friendly atmosphere. Facials w b We d B for the Christmas bazaar and) Singer Mara Lynn Brown was Revion and Sans Soucie preparations. VACUUM CLEANERS @ KITCHEN SETS Blo iy on er- ra tea held recently, thanked her|discovered by Maurice Cheva POWER TOOLS @ FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT MALS _ eo-convenor, Mrs. A. E. 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