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CH. 1â€"1451 All Set for a New Season Time To Take Your Coiffure In Hand With ,.....000 omm _ Mind XMAS SPECIAL 1P tor 5.00 latest Hair Style sweeping the Watch for announcement of nal berry sauce with lemon juice. Place 14 cup shredded cocoanut on top of mixture in baking dish and }4 cup butter top with remaining crumbs. Bake in a moderate oven (350° F.) 40 miâ€" 1 oneâ€"pound can whole cranberry nutes. Cut in squares and serve hot, \ sauce either plain or with whipped cream I 1 tablespoon lemon juice er ice cream. ’ ECI b Highlights U ISg hS . ‘M‘M“M At the regular meeting of the "60" club of Weston, a new exâ€" ecutive was elected for the coming year. _ Chdsen were: president, A. Woolley; Ist vice: president, Mrs. J. Gordon; secâ€" retary, Mrs. C. Wilson; treasurâ€" er, Mrs. T. Barefoot; social con: venor, Mrs. S. Hopcroft; Thursâ€" day afternoon social convener, Mrs. Thomas. The meeting also laid plans for the club Christmas party which is to be held on Decem: ber 17th. Members of the "60" club who are interested in bowling are welcome to bowl on Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Westâ€" on Bowling Lanes, it was anâ€" nounced. Stan Meyers is the in: structor for the ladies bowling. Westminster W.M.S. The meeting of Westminster Missionary Society was held on November 23rd with the presiâ€" dent in the chair. During the business period, the members were reminded of the meeting on December 14th when the speaker will be Mrs. H. J. Leach and there will be a shower for the Victor Home. This will be a joint meeting withe Woman‘s Association. I think most families feel dinner is never quite comrl'h without dessertâ€" but what a ?rouem this presents to the floor housewife who usually bas such a busy day! I find the easiest solution to this problem is thisâ€"a simple dessert. Ome of my top favourites in this category is Crisp Cranberry Squares. I‘m sure you‘ll be delighted with the interesting flavour of this dessert and, when topped with a blob of whipped cream, it‘s heavenly. As for the recipe, it couldn‘t be simpler to make! Crisp Cranberry Squares 1 eup quickâ€"cooking minute oats 34 cup brown sugar 14 cup sifted vitamin enriched U.S.A. the "Americano" H. J. Cadwallader, Mg'r. 43 Main St. N. â€" CH. 1â€"1153 Mrs. Roy Best was in charge NEW "60" OFFICERS CAMERA FAN Is Always Appreciated ‘ Photographic CGift L NC H‘ S A Wide Selection Is Available At â€" CAMERA DEPT. For The AN EASY AND QUICK DESSERT Recipe by Lonise Ogilvia, table setting by Eaton‘s. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lang and family and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sherman and family wish to express their appreciaâ€" tion to everyone for their help and generosity at the time of the flood disaster. Those who have entertained for the brideâ€"toâ€"be included Miss Sheilah Semple, who had a miscellaneous shower; Mrs. H. S. Gausby and Mrs. Wilson, who gave a dinner party and cleanâ€" ing equipment shower; Mrs. B. Ishoy and Mrs. L. Errington who had a miscellaneous shower; Mrs. Worden and Mrs. Lilston who gave a pantry shelf shower. Mrs. Stanley Harper had a kitchen shower. Mr. and Mrs. William Lyngky had a pleasant evening gathering where the young couple were. presented with a cheque. Other informal parties were held. of the programme and reviewâ€" ed chapter 2 of the study book. Mrs. Best was assisted by Mrs. C. Wardlaw, Mrs. G. Wynn and Mrs. E. Addy who represented respectively, Miss Singh, prinâ€" cipal of Indore Ladies College; Mrs. Masia, representative of United Church of Northern Inâ€" dia at Dominion Board meeting; and Dr. Gaikward, Supt. of Mandelshawr _ hospital. _ Mrs. Best took the part of Dr. Winniâ€" fred Boyce in interviewing these ladies who were in Inâ€" dian dress. The meeting closed with the mizpah benediction and Mrs. Newton‘s group served. Women P.C.‘s Meet The Weston Women‘s Proâ€" gressive Conservative Associaâ€" tion met on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Worthington. Afâ€" ter the business meeting, there was a game of cards, followed by deliciou® refreshments servâ€" ed by the hostess. s Pouring were Mrs. Joseph Gardiner Eyres, Mrs. Ernest Quennell, Mrs. S. A. Semple and Mrs. Stewart Holland. Asâ€" sisting were Miss Kay Keeler, Miss Jean Keeler, Mrs. Jack Young, Mrs. J. M. Thomson and Miss Sheilah Semple. In the trousseau rooms were Miss Mary Broughton and Miss Janet Leaâ€" wood. Miss Arlene Shaw was in theâ€" room where the wedding gifts were displayed. Yuletide Fellowship Sing a song at Christmas time, A carol old or new; Join in the Yuletide fellowship The "Y" has planned for you. On Wednesday evening, December 15, At Central United Church Sunday School auditorium, Forâ€"you and the whole family Mrs. Ernest Broughton enterâ€" tained on Saturday, November 27th at a trousseau tea for her daughter Ann, whose marriage to. James Gardiner Eyres, will take place in Central United Church on Saturday, December 4th. It was decided that for the last meeting of the year, there would be a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Atkins, at 183 King St., at 8 p.m. Mix together oats, brown sugar, vitamin enriched flour and cocoanut. Cut in butter with a pastry cutter or two knives until crumbly. Place half of this mixture in an 8" square !rened baking gxfh Combine crenâ€" Personal Notes WE SELL . .. WRINGER ROLLS FOR ALL WASHERS iMrn. William Thomas Stephenâ€" son was married in Mount Denâ€" nis Salvation Army Citadel. She was Gwendonlyn May Barker, daughter‘of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Barker, and her husband is the son of Mrs. P. Stephenson. Annual C.G.I.T. Service . Next Sunday‘ Dec. 5 Miss Patricia Bridge, pastâ€" president of the Central United church group, who is now on the provincial executive, will lead the service. Also taking part will be girls from Westminâ€" ster United, and St. Andrew‘s Presbyterian churches. The annual C.GIT. Christ mas Vesper service is to be held next Sunday afternoon in Cenâ€" tral United church and parents and friends of teenâ€"age girls as well as other C.G.LT. groups in the area are invited to attend. WISHFUL THINKING? Last week I was discussing the "Queen of the Castle" Ball with a Lakeshore girl who was planning to attend. She said: "Wouldn‘t it be terrific if a girl from the Lakeâ€" shore could win?" This statement was mostly wishful thinkâ€" ing,, and she went on to say that it would undoubtedly be won by a Toronto girl who had already taken modelling courses and won beauty contests. An his talk he stressed the importance of regular brushâ€" ing, whether the hair is oily or dry, to keep it in good condition. He cautioned against the use of detergents inâ€" stead of egg or oil shampoos, and also the impracticability of using pin curls that break the hair. He suggested rubber curlers for sleeping, or metal clamps for dayâ€"time setting. I‘m not trying to "get off the hook" or get back in good graces again by a promise of a flattering review. Anything I have to say will not be simple flattery, but I promise to say nothing at all if it isn‘t perfectly pleasant. Maybe if I print a better review, Mr. Moher will talk to me before New Year‘s. Last March he promised to stop speaking to me until after the New Year, and the jovial chap is as good as his word. I miss his Irish charm. With the reputation St. Leo‘s Dramatic Club has estabâ€" lished over the years, they will have a production worthy of praise, of this I‘m sure. Hope to see you there! Then Monday morning she called to say excitedly: "Guess what? Irene Snowden, from the Lakeshore ‘Y‘, won the "Queen of the Castle" crown!" Irene said: "No one was.more suprised than me!" She had never won a beauty contest or crown before. The dance was held at Casa Loma last Friday night under the sponsorship of the High Park ‘Y‘ and the West Toronto Kiwanis Club. Irene is an active worker at the Lakeshore ‘Y‘. She has taken a modelling course, and others are benefiting from her experience, since she is a volunteer leader in charge of a Charm Course for young adult women every Monday hight. CHARM COURSE on a fencing scene: "On Guard! Thrust! Thrust!" We conâ€" tinued in lively jest until invited to take our antics out to the backyard. (Since then we returned to the Charleston routine.) Thinking we would be ready for the first night with the Lakeshore Players after fencing, the only activity we had during the practise was climbing a wall. This was a breathâ€" ing exercise we were told to do six times a day from now until we go "on stage". I hope the director doesn‘t read the column, because I must admit we can‘t practise climbâ€" ing walls at home in a basement apartment. If we go upstairs or do the exercise at the office each day, we may end up in straight jackets instead of becoming great actâ€" resses. Soon St. Leo‘s Dramatic Club are presenting a comedy, ‘"The Family Upstairs", to be staged on December 9, 10 and 11. This I particularly want to see. Last March, after reâ€" viewing their St. Patrick‘s musicalâ€"comedy, I managed to get in the bad graces of a few Lakeshore people for writing a personal, not too pleasing criticism. This time I hope they send me press passes to see their play. Fred J. Keeley lectured at the Charm Club, last Monday night, on the care and good grooming habits for the hair. He answered a variety of questions posed by the group, helping each one solve their individual hair problems. For a change my "roommate" and I gave the rest of the residents in our house a treat from the endless Charlesâ€" ton routine we have been trying to perfect. We tried fencing the other night after watching a very poor excuse for acting in a play on television. It was a simple takeâ€"off AT ST. LEO‘S *I was impressed by the frank informality of the lecâ€" ture. More often than not, a lecture on any phase of imâ€" proving the appearance is designed to promote and sell a particular product. At this Charm Course brand names were carefully avoided unless a specific question was asked by the group. Through Irene Snowden‘s Charm Course, a group of women are getting firstâ€"hand knowledge on selfâ€" improvement, without any confusing sales talk. DRAMAH! There will be more to tell you about the progress of the Lakeshore Players as time goes on. 36 Main St. S. 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