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i i Sh et ie a a a cae i i ik i ol Children's Vision UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES Topic Of Speaker At H&S Meeting | Mie" Wettnsion Tealuer, An air of festivity highlight-/leader, opened the May meet- at the' woekee the Hayling of Unit 2 of King Street _|meeting of the Duke of Edin-| United Chureh Women with a _|burgh Home and School Asso. P0em "A Friendly Thought". , | Suc unit donate $30. to cover the allocation. Mrs. Rundle gave a report on the Daffoldi Tea. The Nellie Dearborn units total of sales was $64.15 the Eva Alexander RRR xgig cg ba '|ciation, as members an | awiddy aes teciures Mer aie unts sale a total of $59.60. friends were served a. '"'dessert| * ' Breigtgs "| The president asked for four lunch" by the executive at|liam Mitchell read their. re- eammene to help work at Ge tables arranged cafe style oo The roll call was 16 pres- mick Shop at Hillsdale Manor the auditorium. Mis, Neen Legge reported on Saturday afternoon, May 18, t spe for the evening' was 'Ded, Bower,|15 hospital calls and 19 home| 'On June 1 the Nellie Dear- man, oculist, who spoke on|Calls had been made, Mrs, Har-|born unit are in charge of ser- "Bye Diseases in Children",|Old Bueckler was in charge of so re pen ae and who was introduced by|the devotion. Mrs, William Sey Foreies, 'n) tie NDU Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, May 22, 1963 Principal Speaks Plainly to CWL On Attitude Toward Education | A, Blan" Bho Be Bowe Shon end the ah chao of Me, Fem, Oe ND tor| fy Will:am Mediand read from the asked if members of the both é ar ine oe wat 9problems study Book. -- A Trip to soug|units would assist at this time. ones pertaining to children|Kong. Mr. Gordon Bunker is to Each unit will phone their alone. By means of diagrams|Show pictures at the June meet-|@roube Tor rye has serve at alone. ns nf a wedding on Aug. 3. he, iatrated he normal ev! Ei, aro pecher and) His, Palmer tured in (vo short-sightedness, long sighted-|COmmittee serve efreshments, blankets mete sm | eae om iat P MARRIED RECENTLY hess, astigmatim and how} ST. STEPHEN'S UCW collected by members of. the ; group, One blanket will be sent Joyce Marilyn Richards, Mrs, Michael Drapak, Osh- glases were used to relieve! 'The monthly meeting of St.\to the Missionary Allocation. | daughter of Mr, William Rich- awa and the late Mr. Drapak, |these conditions. Stephen's United Church'The other blanket was sold to k' she declared. 'Parents ards, Oshawa, and the late were married recently in the | Dr. Bowerman stated that at) women was held recently in the Mrs. Powell. Ne poe wee hority in the mendous reverence for truth.| Mrs, Richards, and Mr. Dan- parsonage of Northminster |birth the eye is already large|jadies parlor at 8 p.m. The pre-/ In the absence of the corres- Sant eine authority iron. to| She handles God's revelation to| iel Joseph Drapak, son of United Church. and does not grow gradually|sident, Mrs. Charlie S, Rundle ponding secretary Mrs, Lloyd Noe eases end the fara it SNS. MUEE Have. patiencs [meme ------ -|like the rest of our body parts.[onened the meeting with 15\Jewell' Mrs, Randle read a ace s 5 and concern, for every trnth a floral arrangement, as* was Sister Mary Sheila, Principal, "and intellect reaches -- of St. Joseph's High School, Truth, which is God's will to ¢ Pe 'can strive for good, but there is| = | laid the responsibility of many | -omething beyond and that js| | of the student failures in the) Grace, a sharing in the Divine| -- laps of the parents in a well- 7 jfe, reasoned address to St. Gér- "At hi : ; ; ; ; / gh, school level chil- imide's Catholic Womens dren come face to face ol League last week, }truths that they must under- "Growing up presents prob- stand to reach full maturity. lems and learning is hard) «, toacher must have tré- , the eyes are normally straight./nuchemin. Mrs. Alex Ferries|] : , § rt of " : Ss. Sjluncheon on the day of their able to tackle the last part 0 beath ara Oo behets Gedo s % " bon ; er listeners that they had a Entertain Mothers thanked the group mothers for his td be havi : ; oe ' r ee ' of this would be having each/Taylor, Mrs, Arthur Ferguson,|Clarke of Toronto. ROMAN CATHOLIC NUPTIALS (fan ineeee sPtruth in the itti d Mr. Frank 5 RE diy RY maar _jheld their annual Se : ' : . s Cappuccitti an ra Sister Mary Sheila who has Susan Barclay and Betty John lids and' plugged! yee, yor ales" ar ae --Mary's Studio STOP A Ancus-GRAYDON CARPET COMPANY 282 King W. 728-9581 BROADLOOM TILE Tender EAT'N TRUE-TRIM BEEF 12 KING E.--723-3633 Save With These Weekend MEAT SPECIALS! ( i 5 |Also at this time the vision is} ~ us sang padtoneiy tne tieg| brings a child closer to God Guides, Brownies Mrs. Bryson Wilson, who is|VeTY Poor but it continually Th SOrman. papain was un- here of Wiaokstaee uCw aid a Silt child will never be|Sf@ must bring to the child a) moving out of town. The|Proves and also by six months he direction of Mrs, Davidjinviting the group to a dessert and a sp reverence for education and! Of 14th Com an B i sented a talent pro-|"@°. i d pany rownies presented a talent pro-i+ i. "iso possible for the eyes sand a solo, accompanied by|Christian Education' Centre the course successfully." ' oad ' ; izjt0 be deformed at birth tolmrs Rundle at the piano. Mrs.\Mav ig e: : : ane Sister She concluded by reminding and Brownies, Linda Paulocik| yin deevaes One' exarple| s. Rundle at the piano. Mrs./May 23 at 1.30 p.m. The guest Mary diolin, expuaiied was th) ying xample/Bruce Va'lancourt, Mrs, Percy speaker will be Jo Rateliffe mary & : part to play. in making St.| The 14th Company Guides andjtheir banquet. ; : , in the Joseph's a high school of which prownies scene Sg District,| Four new Guides were enroll-((¥° Porshe Fg ue other! Mrs. James Palmer, Mrs. John) Refreshments committee for studying aspects of truth in 'oh all would be proud. . ,|ed: Kathleen Cobb, Judy Owen, | ont ghihoag bial as te ar Powell, Mrs. Raymond Smith\June are Mrs, Crawford, Mrs. The wedding was . solem- universe; God s creation whic mother and| chante cataracts, squint, | took part in the worship ser-|/Duchemin, Mrs .Ferguson, Mrs. nized in St, Gregory's Roman Del Gobbo, son of Mr. and |manifested the Creator. =F | ton" Considerable post.|daughter bahquet on Thursday,/con Four Guides 'passed their Ge ants Catholic Church recently of Mrs .Assunte Del Gobbo, all | She spoke of the various j»aquate work in education|May 16, at Westmount United|First Class Local Knowledge: | ¢ whe alee pointed out that Two plays were presented.|Crawford in charge, of Santina Cappuccitti, daugh- of Oshawa levels in creation, inanimate,| since she graduated from the|Church, The banquet was|Linda Paulocik, Sharon Stuart,| children are pu seeaaea) in wear.{ure plitst,. in the time: of the) ------------- OPE - ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph plant life, animal life and Man University of Toronto and the|attended by 106 members and Linda Owen and Anna Syperek. fon 'aauteet: lenkes awl tk kl old Boble with Mrs. Stephen} : who was given all the charac. Ontario College of Education, | 8u¥ests. ; Mrs. Hart also presented) narticularly heneAhtal: th okie Saywell, Mrs. Gordon Lane, | teristics of the lower levels' was introduced by. Mrs. Pat.| Guests at the head table in-/badges to the __following| i i Mrs, Frank Crawford, Mrs.| : : "il y 8 8idren suffering short-sightedness| John T: PER plus intellect and will. rick Roberts: and thanked by|cluded the Reverend and Mrs.'Brownies: Candy Chase, Chris-la5 it slows its progress, Dr,| ohn Taylor ' taking. part. The "Man's 'dignity lies in per-\ re John Poltz. Frank Ward, of Westmount/tine Paulocik, Janet Bailentine, | epg egress, '|second being of modern times oe Tae |fecting his intellect," she said.) 5s aes Noonan presid-|United Church; Mrs. L. G. Yuill|Sherry McCarnan, Janet Leslie, |BowGrman was thanked by Met-lwas presented by Mrs. Ferries, Mrs. Cora McCulloch and Mr,|in Ottawa where they attende ici Des he i q\and Mrs. Jack McCarnan, lead-|Betty Flontek, Renate Hoyn,| yang ; |Mrs. Carson Heard, Mrs. John| sat ee Setar musing of Fariemen"" "SOCIAL NOTICES 5.5, Myers ent evs othe, che Wh Browns Pack; Bovrey 'Gene, Sack! Hab gtd wy he retin Me |Seokes cea cede Columbus, were dinner guests . Le cP ted, ie chy Mrs. John Scott, Captain, and!ton, Brenda Burtch. ht 7 4 bs : '|service with prayer. : ;membership supper. Sh also|qgice Ann. ; ; us 8 Walter Kuch, who read a fare-| , et. S08 ere Somer rood Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Stanley, | ATE announced a rummage sale to| Miss Ann-Marie Williams, Lieu-| Guides-receiving badges were: well letter from the president} oa by i es Ee bus, Catherine and Bill, Peter Kaiser crescent, have left for ENGAGEMENT be held May 29 tenant of the 14th Guide .Com-| Brenda Brown, Joan Leslie, | of Oshawa and district homel sree " linge -- borough, on Sunday. New York City where they will) Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Gra-| Following Sister Mary Sheila's| Rayo. any 'Capiath ot PistriG.| Beverley Wilson, Susan Ferne-lang school council, Mrs, A. J. aes -- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilroy,|be staying at the Hotel Manhat |kam, Orie, iting toe tae nddiean atudenta. froin St, | Seannane Guides represented] °¥; Jeanette Femeley, Susan Alien, A report 'written _ by! ported thet the allocation willl Brighton, were supper guests of|ten prior to sailing on the RMSigagement of their daughter, Joseph's presented a one-act finosway District | .|vonnson, Ruth sutton, Eten) Mrs, Gordon Jackson regardin Dog eid Mire. set McCul.| Queen Elizabeth for a holiday|Marlene Alice, to Mr. Thomas! play, "Wayside War', an helices eae eae me an | Hunter, Zosia_Popka, Arlenelthe 'convention in Tense wit thtidd 'tes ped ge peng loch, Columbus, on Monday./in England. They will spend a/Clarence- Burnett, son of Mr./dent from the Monmouth/Kingsway District Commission:|D01d8e, Linda Paulocik. __|also_ presented .Officers for the|It was decided: to have each They also called on Mr. and|few weeks on the French Riv-/and Mrs. T. Clayton Burnett,| uprising in the reign of Charles) er, coming year were installed by Mrs. Meredith Dring, Raglan|ivr? and will return the latter | Oshawa, The marriage 1s toll. With a minimum of scenery| After dinner, prepared and FIGHT BUILDINGS \Mrs, Ronald Thomas, area and Mrs. Harold Hayes. part of October on the SS Unit-/take place on Saturday, June| and costumes, the students con-| served by the members of West-| VICTORIA (CP) --Three 1lo-| vice-president. -- ed States. 15 at 3 o'clock in Orono Unit- vincingly conveyed the intrisuel mount UCW, gifts were present-|cal women are campaigning) It was announced that the| Mr. and i Pha ri Miss Nancy Kerton, Ajax. is¢d Church. of the times with a light touch.| ed to the leaders in appreciation|against erection of high - rise/school Field Day would take and daughter, Carolyn, attend.) is eas pe ~ ratituiel m eet Taking part were William/of their work during the year./apartment buildings in residen-|place May 29 and_ tentative ed the convocation exercises|representing Ryerson Institute ENGAGEMENT copier tal ras A | br | '. University. King.|of Technology at Loyola Col. O'Reilly, Peter Bobris, Eileen|Mrs, A. J. Legere, past presi-|tial areas here. They are seek-|plans were presented for the at neo 4 DIVERESY SANE lege, Montreal for a five day,| Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hooper, | Menard, Barbara Gibbs and/dent of the 14th Parents' Group ing 20,000 signatures to a peti-|farewell party for the Grade 6 tec tahbancec May 20-24, seminar on interna-| Oshawa, oe bp ei Robert Lambe. Committee was presented with'tion. lclasses to be held in June. yet ' + |ment o} eir : ------______ The Reverend Inya Ude of the |tional affairs, held by the Na-\\7.43. t) Mr. Arnold Peter Presbyterian Church of Nigeria/tional- Federation of Canadian Mathus aon of Mr. and Mrs. and Knox College, Toronto, | University students. Miss Ker-/ pote nathus, Vancouver, Brit- was a weekend fuet of Mr | has Completed second ea "Columba: The, weds and Mrs. P. F. Gilbert. ute : ites "~<|to take place on Saturday, June . H. J. Bratley, Mrs. : 22 at 2.00 p.m. in Holy Trinity Searle Fallon, Whitby: Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Haag. | Chureh, Oshawa. V. A. Cope, Mrs. J. P. Hogan,|mans, Ravine road, have had | --_- etna . For hun Mrs. J. J. Tooley, Oshawa,}as their guests for the past few | ; i : have returned from St, Agathe,|days, the former's uncle and) MAPLE CLEANERS | } s Des Monts, Quebec, where they|aunt, Captain Cornelis Haag. |] 504 SIMCOE ST. S. OS dieters! attended the national conven.|mans (Retired) of the Dutch |] Cosh & Cory -- 4 Hr. Service . Free Pick-Up and Delivery "Your Family's Friend" PHONE 725-0643 tion of the Remembrance Asso-| Merchant Navy and Mrs. Haag- ciation, Silver Cross Women| Mans who are now residents of of Canada Mrs. Cope was! Roslyn Heights, Long Island, elected vice-president of the| New York. national council. There. were 75) ye 38 women registered, representing} 54 chapters from. across Can- ada. 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