Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 28, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba 18 Winnipeg free press thursday january 28, 1965 River Elm is elects officers j. F. Stewart was elected president of River Elm Home and school association at the annual meeting. Vice presidents mrs. W. E. Martin treasurer a. E. Croft corresponding Secretary mrs. A. C. Morrison and recording Secretary mrs Are mrs. J. R. Hodgkins and Eugene Shackowsky. Drapes custom made free at the fabric Centre 255 Vaughan St. Polo Park shopping Centre it s not too Early to Start think ing of Spring and Bright new drapes. We have hundreds of new fabrics in a multitude of patterns and colors and Well custom make them free from fabrics priced at Yard and up. Minimum length of 80 inches. See the new arrivals from Loussac de Paris j Beautiful Spring fabrics in the latest patterns and shades. Final few Days january clearance wools Rayons Silks All reduced printed Surah printed Honan printed Mac crepe Reg. 1.99 cd. 1.00 255 Vaughan St. Polo Park shopping Centre four members of the United Church women Winnipeg presbyterian Carf Between sessions of the annual meeting wednesday and thursday in Norwood United Church. They Are from left mrs. C. R. Huband mrs. O. F. Holmes mrs c. S. Flower Norf mrs. N. H. Brand. Cash gifts replacing fund raising parties some members of the United Church women believe there is a trend toward direct Cash Dona ions instead of fund raising teas in film showings. Speaking to a free press re Porter mrs. N. H. Brand of Ort Garry United Church said hat if we can believe the re there is an increase in ree wiil mrs. Brand retiring recording Secretary noted that the United lurch s Board of women encourages the change. It would rather have us concentrate on tudy she said. Direct Cash offerings Are often he Only Way some women can financially contribute if they Are working she added. They Haven t lie time to spend organizing Ocial events. One each year mrs. Brand believes however Bat most churches will continue o have a major Money raising event each year. Mrs. William Friesen of West Wood United Church also noted the increase in Cash offerings last few Days hurry in january fur Sale save 4 genuine every garment in our store is on Sale including All regular merchandise. The newest the latest come in now furs 309 Smith St. We 2-6251 first store North of Broadway florists take advantage of these exceptional values Stock up your shoe wardrobe of regular 3.95-7.95 o Sno boots 3.76 376 dress shoes Isuru 4.76 More broken Sixes Reg. 13.95-16.95 Tup beit the shoe with the Beautiful fit shoe Salon especially married women with Small children and among senior citizens. The former have to pay baby Sitters if they want to leave Home while the latter Haye been giving Money through direct contribution for some time. Mrs. Albert Hollender of Kun Donan United Church cast a dissenting vote As she said that the practice had not been accepted in her own Church. Both she and mrs. A. B. Robertson of Home Street United Church Felt that if teas and other parties were done away with there would be a loss of Fellowship among the members. The members of the organization s Winnipeg Presby trial raised last year it was reported wednesday at the presbyterian annual meeting. The presbyterian signed Over most of the Money to the Manitoba conference. Mrs. 0. E. Holmes president announced the forming of a new affiliate during the year at Crestview in Assiniboia. Mrs. Brand in her Secretary s report noted a feeling of excitement engendered Over the new United Church curriculum and that most of the affiliated groups Are studying it. To Rcw service list goes 0n and on. The list could go on and on packaging Candy for patients at Selkirk mental Hospital sending Nylon stockings to Korea raising Money for Unicof. Staffing the registration desk at the Indian and Metis Confer ence serving meals at the open door club for the mentally ill entertaining foreign University students at dinner. The list could go on and on of voluntary service carried out last year by the United Church women i Winnipeg presbytery its citizenship chairman reported wednesday to the annual meeting. Aid for Africa mrs. W. A. Lawson wrote in the printed report that group at one Church makes braces to keep hearing aids in place for deaf children in Kenya. Another example of assistance closer to Home was the sending of sewing machine to indians Oxford House Man. Members spent time visiting shut ins taking polio patients shopping and hiding parties for residents of nursing Homes. The list will continue to grow indicated mrs. A. 0. Zee Mel chairman of co operation with institutional missions 1 she asked members to serve As baby Sitters during mothers meetings at the United Church Indian reception Lodge in the City. The members were also asked to contribute furnishings to the 64-room Hostel and 52 self contained units planned by the Winnipeg presbytery society for senior citizens. Name mrs. Holmes for another term mrs. 0. E. Holmes was re elected wednesday As president of t h e United Church women Winnipeg presbyterian at the annual meeting in Norwood United vice presidents Are mrs. , Barker and mrs. C. R. Huband recording Secre d i Cameron Cor responding Secretary mrs. P. E. Redman and treasurer mrs. G. S. Edmunds. Children require a grandmother i wishes i would write about training Chil dren1 not to be destructive. If a child is allowed to 6reak everything and she writes and is never told How to take care of his things when he is older he will be destructive. When the Mother fails to give training Why should she be amazed that he does t care for and value his possessions if a child of two is not taught to sit at the table and eat properly Why should the Mother be upset when he won t do it at five years of age it would help mothers if you would explain this. My daughter reads your column and possibly it might impress i wish i could do what you wish but my idea of training and yours Are different i am sure. I am not sold on the idea that just constant repetition of something Over and Over is go tag to result in its being done just As repeated. That is Tod mechanical a method. Children Are not like dumb animals who re peat certain behaviour until Learned. A child is an observant and reasoning person and there Are Many motivations for his conduct which prevent training alone being the answer to his behaviour. By observation children note what adults and other children about them do v they tend to do As they Lee other do. When intelligent training 1 want something done our Way we the Way we do and we expect them if old enough to follow our example and our explanations. Toys Are often so fragile that they fall apart in the rough hands of children. They do not know values As adults do. But they can see How adults do handle their possessions and it will have an influence on them when they Are old enough. Sturdy toys the Small child s toys should be sturdy and also the Type of toy which can come apart and go together again without being destroyed. Blocks construction toys Clay Stout wooden toys All of these lend themselves to the Way children handle them which is to Hammer to step on to pile up arid throw Down. The child of two has a hard time sitting through an adult length meal. Why subject him to such a trial let him get up and run around Between courses. When he is older and less rest less he can break the stretch by helping to bring or the Des Sert or Clear the table. If exposed to Good the table and to careful treatment of adult treasures a child will adopt these attitudes eventually. If you have problems with babies or want to share your solution to seme write to. Myrtle Meyer Eldred in care of the Winnipeg free sisterhood plans founders program the peo sisterhood of Mani Toba will hold its biennial found ers Day program at 2 . Sat urday in Moore s restaurant. Mrs. J. T. Stevenson. President of chapter a and members of the chapter will be hostesses. The International sisterhood founded in mount pleasant Iowa celebrated its 96th anniversary Jan. 21. A philanthropic and educational organization which has loaned More than seven million dollars to Over 14 thousand girls 58 years it now has a International membership of in Jae United states and Canada. Besides giving Loans to girls to continue their education at College level the sisterhood owns and administers Cottey Junior College in Nevada Missouri. At present the College has 350 Stu dents from jus different coun tries including Linda Laidlaw daughter of Jar. And mrs. Gor Don Laidlaw Somerset Avenue fort Garry and Lindsay Smith daughter of or. And mrs. Hugh Smith Selkirk Man. The College was founded in 1927. Tea will Honor Sisters the a a t hoi i c women s league St. Alphonsus Parish Council will hold a reception honouring the Sisters of St. Joseph from 1 to 4 at St. Alphonsus auditorium 341 Monroe Avenue East Kildonan. Parishioners and friends of the Sisters who have taught in St. Alphonsus school for 46 years Are invited. Mrs. John Susnoski Council president will receive. Mrs Michael Petty convener. There will be a Sale of Tome baking. Final january clearance main floor blouses sweaters Long and Short sleeved styles in Cotton silk Matte Jersey. Assorted colors in prints and Plains. Sizes 10 to 16. Were 6.95 to 25.00 now 3.50 to 12.50 handbags clearance of leathers. In colors Black and Brown were 15.95 to 59.95 now 10.95 to 45.00 in botany Cashmere mohair Shetland Wool in sizes 36 to 40. Were 11.95 to 45.00 now 7.95 to 30.00 handbags wide selection of beaded Eye colors Black Brown Gold and v were 8.95 59.95 now 4.50 to 30.00 broken sizes and color Range of course sales final no phone orders Holt Renfrew Portage at Carlton All our food is unconditionally guaranteed food counsellor available let us put a supermarket in your Home no Money Down stay at Home and shop by phone order desk open . To . Friday till 9 4 months Supply of food you May Purchase All .13 Bonus buys below with this order no. A. Only per week Swan Pink squid deter. Cent. 12 12 01. For Canada no. 1 butter f. 3 for in. Ivory soap. T 25 bars for to Stafford Chicken Noodle soup. 12 pets. For Homo Peanut butter. S 3 in. Tin for Steak ettes 4 01. 20 for Chicken fryers whole or Cut up. Limit 10 ibs. Ice Cream Al. Limit 2. In. 3t nylons 1st Grade seamless. Limit 6 or. In 99 qts. Delivered daily to your Home As required government graded beef Juicy Tbone 4 tender sirloin steaks 5 round steaks 6 rib Steaki 140 Stekette 10 minute Steak 1 Boneless hip roast 1 Rump roast 1 sirloin tip roast 2 Blade roasts 2 Cross rib roasts 2 prime rib roasts 2 Boneless rib roasts 2 Boneless Blade roasts 18 ibs. Ground beef pork pack Chicken ibs 2 pork cult Rosetts 10 lib. Pork butt stocks lib. Pork rib lots 2 Sweet a Kolod cottage pork Rolls s pork chops 1 boiling fowl i roaster 1 Cut up lib. Chicken Lees or variety meat and fish 36 ibs. Your chord baby beef liver beef sausage pork Sain age breakfast sausage Park chops sowing beef ground Steak spare ribs sol. Porch cod Haddock 24 ibs. Garden fresh Frozen vegetables your Choice ideas i cauliflower screen Bias for. Sliced Beans mixed vegetables peas carrots diced carrots sliced carrots whole Kernel Corn stewing vegetables French Fries Broccoli. Spears if fresh Frozen fruits 12 lbs. Rhubarb apples strawberries pie Kenlee 24 tins Frozen juice Orange juice Apple blended Grapefruit pineapple juice 10 irs Ami or Ului a Ivory dim up hush Rozin Copen or in shut super suds mme 400 3-cup Tia us Winnipeg 640 Broadway up 4-446 Brandon 14th Rosier a 6-7478 Centre serving Manitoba and Ontario Kenora 330 1st Street to 8-8995 Dryden 42 Earl 223-4423 ;