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ty [6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, hace March 10, 1966 B owmanville Couple Honored CHILD GUIDANCE rds by the students them- a Decay interested in pitted) Lape eer age po One of the U.S.'s largest tu-|cles by the leaders in this field? | pj otist : he A : Colle e Students Volunteer toring projects is at the Univer-| A. In a recent book by Dr. to cae bli ahr . t ng nniversary 0 sity of California. It operates|Walter B. Barbe entitled, Psy-|calied one of Britain' test on a budget of $7,500 supplied|chology and Educati : ain's greatest , Friends and relat ther-) thei dparents with a floral : by the student funds, Last fall,|Gifted, published py aris. A reas Sees iends and relatives gather-)their grandparents with A 7 7 D d ed , ; ,|Gifted, publi 1 | ; : ed at the home of Mr. oa Mrs. arrangement in golden tones. S utors 0 1sa vantag more than 600 students volun-|Century-Crofts, 440 Park Avenel erate tat atten ye ; Ernest Blake, Ontario street,|The couple, seated under gold : i teered. South, New. York, New York! than $375, on exhibition in Lon- © Bowmanville, to honor Mr. andjand white streamers and bells,, By GARRY C. MYERS, PhD jhelp children read, spell and These . students: pledged. to) CA, ; Bowmsurman Pinch on the o¢-|proceeded to open many gifts,| Some while ago I reported in|solve problems, They talk about|tutor for at least two hours ajy QL UNTEERS MIND SHOP |---- _ Nerman Pinch 0" the oc eerds and messages of 00d/this column the fine conteibu-baseball and TV programs, as|week "at one of the project's) roRonTo (CP)--Stalf of the | SUN RUINS § hiversary. wishes. 'Ihe immeaiate iamiiyjuons vy amany seutenvs well ag achool and college ac-|i0 locations Wilich SELVE BEVEI | nasa tam Cink Children weral NW sci The. happy couple received|presented them with a gold/leges and universities who_ are tivities. elementary scnuvis, two mgi) re WCASTEE . UPON. their guests, assisted by their|electric blanket and binoculars. |volunteering their services for| WELL REPRESENTED schools, and one job corps cen-|concerned because they lacked |TYNE, England (CP) -- Scien- | children, Russell, Oshawa;| 'The tea table was-graciously|tutoring--children_in_disadvan-| Such tutors include students tre. In oon areas the children|time to keep parents informed tists at Newcastle University Bruce, Whitby; and Florence,|centered by the beautifully de-jtaged. areas. Since then yoU/from big universities like har- Mout sig eenon ott Negro OF! about the progress of their chil- have discovered that the sun's ; price haries Rundle, of Bow-|corated anniversary cake flank-\may have read various reports|vard, Yale, U.C.L.A, N.Y.U.,| anoce Somes. dren after surgery. The wom-|Tays do as much cosmetic harm ; manville. ed by golden candelabra. jin the press about the growth)Texas, as well as from smaller These university and college! |, iliary now has set up|@S they bring medical health. ° Mrs. Charles Cowle (Lauya),| The hostess served a buffet|9f this laudable activity. colleges such as Reed in Ore-|Utoring projects have little n's auxiliary now has set up mich sunlight) seuses' Ernest Blake and Edwa'd)cypper during which Mr. Gerald) An informativé article by An-|gon, Trinity in Connecticut,| Money. A few receive financial) ® centre to keep parents In-| wrinkles, a team found, and: Blake, niece and nephews of|pinch, Scarborough, nephew,|drew Hamilton in the December|Mount St. Mary's'in California, help from college or university|formed, serve them coffee and! women ane more susceptible: the honored couple, who had! proposed the toast to the bridejissue of The PTA Magazine|and Kalamazoo in Michigan. gato the National Student! make phone calls for them. (than men. been raised with the Pinch fam-|anq bridegroom to which the/covers this subject. The children mest their tutor|+ 22.0028 t100) Various "Y?) --_______------ -ily during their childhood, join-| hridegroom responded. Mr. Hamilton points out that not only in school classrooms, on. ee ee - ed in the festivities. Friends and relatives were|for many years some college but also in church basements.|) tone and their bcos fi ccc et FOR THE FINEST The grandchildren presented) present from Oshawa, Whitby,|students have helped teach slum buildings and playgrounds of) 'y¢,,. tutors do all sorts of Bowmanville, Toronto, and Scar-\and mountain children "but)one of the Y's, or in the chil-|i9}. ean plc Fgs ls Custom and Ham Is Ham borough. = lsince 1962 the idea has caught dren's homes. leHunches: warvios!: Subir. aiid Roady Made if ead y j-| American college youths, by ' i ge youths, by| : eae jhold explosively. Today an oe the hundreds of thousands, are|°tter community organizations ; \ ' mated 100,000 collect students Pipe » aF€| wake modest donati Al 4 j For All That! then sent to the smoke house, |inpaid volunteers -- operate|Deginning to look about them at! age Se eed 5 to | . where varying temperstures de+|11o; society's ills d how they|®°me Persons give books. é | if bee. 7 S cev\their own educational corps, |Society s an ow they But the greatest contribution '2: Bi in the lotest Shodes ond OTTAWA (CP)--Ham comes|cide whether they'll be sold as|ang are involved in some 350)™might help correct them. While). tne free services of the vol- a! death 7 Fobri ¥" ses from the meat counter, covered| 'tenderized" ang needing fur-|ryi-fledged tutorial projects to} Some are expressing their con-| wteer students tian aices . iii ' 7 get Rea: hae in cellophane. jther cooking, or "ready to eat' assist disadvantaged youngsters cern through picketing and free-|5, ents who have tutor: ay, | But ages ago, it used to come | OT fully cooked. all over the United States."|40m marches, others feel theyir om go to $10 an hour with an ai H from the seashore, covered in| Smoked pork products that)Some have estimated that by na ag ise and gn by Uist vetuce around $5. If the 100 it : | i sted! vj illi orin sadvant shildren."' P . . zi er |need cooking should be roasted/1970 there will be a million of g disadvantaged children." \n99 students put in 100 hours ' ' DRY GOODS Before refrigeration, peasants| uncovered in a 325-degree oven|them. The children tutored by col- , i : a | ? , : ach Se y ig | buried fresh pork legs along the] until well done, that is, an in-| Then Mr. Hamilton cites ex- lege student volunteers, taught Shale desu wignt out B50. & DRAPERIES lshore to be cured by the salt|ternal temperature of 170 de-|amples of such activities from|individually or in small groups,|oo9 999 Yet the rewards for . DRAPERY TRACKS 'sea brine. Later they took to|grees on # meat thermometer.'a number of colleges and uni-|@re at rages ang of the gel them may be as great as for EXPERTLY INSTALLED |packing the fresh meat in bar- . . pee versities. economic ladder -- mostly Ne : 8 ! 'rel of salty wales. aba vents . ae i a Students from Brown Univer-|8t0eS, Puerto Ricans, and Mex- the children they tutor. 74 Celina Street 723-7827 | Then the refrigerator burst on} ee perme sity and Pembroke College, men ican - Americans. The tutoring ANSWERING QUESTIONS ithe scene. Less salt was used, points out that the term "'ham"|,.q women, pair off to help projects are initiated and car-| Q. Where may we parents jand more dry curing and flav- covers a lot of smuxed porkichildren of an elementary| , | oring ingredients came into use./cuts. 'Picnics' and "butts'|school of Providence, R.I. (97) | Combined with brine, they were) come from the shoulder, cost|Pet cent Negro), who choose to sia P zi 3S lind : . ' é * jected right into the arteries lremain after school twice a icq | less, but have more bone and| of the ham, week. These volunteer tutors MR. AND MRS. NORMAN PINCH | Modern hams are drained for| fat. "Cottage rolls" are shoul-\carry with them simple learn- ° ist SING : --Courtesy of The Statesman | six to 10 hours after curing, and'der cuts, too, but boneless. ing materials. For an hour they ---- Comfort Returns a In New Furniture Complete Home Entertainment with... 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