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exotic shots of water buffalo|work being done by the World i ee -- = -- joughing iiie rice paddies, fish-|Councii of Chu: ante gan 'and traders' given in the red side of the junks that ply the waters along|weekly envelopes. She was On Arm-chair Trip To Malaya [% «==. thanked by Mrs. Travel! on be The speaker was introduced|half of the group. by Mrs. George Drynan and A social half hour followed, 5 A kaleidoscope | of orlental/ Malaya tean heavily toward the|sf7s. W. F. ior expressed the| with refreshments being served t for the : : of the, University tem, but education is harder to|thanks of club. oy Oh, Snes nee n ' : the poorer families. ST. GEORGE'S WA [Women's Club of Oshawa andjobtain for ' i" ctober meet- the (Afternoon Branch) a ne i | FURNITURE WORLD vA reuest speaker, Dr. Claude Vi-|triguing street scenes. The well- AUXILIARIES George's WA met for its oe PHONE 728-1641 pond, who has recently retyrn-iknown rickshaw is evidently tional and business meeting, ed from nearly two years in|giving way to the more modern The president, Mrs. Charles J 'Malaya as a member of a Col-|trishaw -- a three-wheeled bi-| SIMCOE STREET UCW_ |Gibbs, presided, ombo Plan team of Canadian|cycle - like vehicle with pas- (Lenore Unit) The - meeting opened with doctors, spoke vividly and gra-/senger seats in front of the f ve si t|prayer and the scripture lesson sphically of the country, itsjrider. Heavily-laden women go- ar dee ta ay ppg was read by Mrs. Thomas | : rchanging political status, its|ing to market, carrying baskets|r enore Unit, with attendance of|Keast: The minutes were read) 4 'people and their problems. on each end of long bamboo thirty members and two visi-\by Mrs: Ernest Seeley. The & * 'With the use of a large color-jpoles, were in striking CON-!tors, enjoying a special Thanks-|prayer for a prayer partner 3 ted map, Dr. Vipond was able to|trast to the delicate sprays Of/.i ing service. She was assist-|was given by Mrs. John Beam- j orientate his audience to Ma-jorchid, flame of the forest, e¢ by Mrs. Joseph Wannop lead-|ish. A reading was given by *laya's geographic position and sera r cence i ing in a prayer of general|Mrs. Charles Wells, the edacs- ryan la: Aba ee ono lingo P Thanksgiving, Mrs. H. V. Myers|tion secretary, who also g2 \ territories of Sarawak and Brit-|very few beggars. reading the scripture and Mrs.|the social service pe . = : , FULL 39" TWIN Hesther with, the "clty-tate olllarc'e'mmny Bedsbiete, Mresines| Poh Holden giving the medi Cameren Oke, read te On eo ' 5 A res ' + ' gapore, joined Malaya in the|and Sikhs (only five per cent| *0™ : Tuckett gave the Dorcas report, Federation of Malaysia Septem-lare Christian) provided fascinat-| An appropriate Thanksgiving) 14 vrs Samuel Wotten tead a ber 16, Malaya had been a Brit-|ing pictures. Dr. Vipond showed|P0°™, "Landing of the Pilgrim : tter regerding the thankoffer- ish Colony until Aug. 31, 1957 nF walking on spiked shoes|Fathers", read by Mrs. Wannop| '© ais enmus Wins camsind but since then, has- been inde-land performing fire - walking|W2s followed by Mrs. D. E. Fg gens Regen gg pendent. : ceremonies on hot coals in pits,|Weldon singing Bian arg Thursday. Dr. Vipond's colored' slides,|and colorful scenes from a Mus-|L0rd, en , aT atte A y with which he illustrated his|lim feast day. Mrs. Ralph Jewell at the go nina talk, showed the very lush ver-| Rubber tapping (Malaya pro-| Reports by the secretary, Mrs. HOUSEHOLD dure which one pictures in a|duces 40 per cent of the world's|D. W. Holden's report on the) 4 rubber spatula does a first- tropical climate with 90 degree|supply) was of interest to any-|catd and flower fimd and the) jc. job of separating strips of temperatures and 90 degree|one who had collected maple-|tteasurer's report, by Mrs. Wal-l),.;on in the package. humidity year-round, with|syrup in this country, The lace Butler show the group is | "KING ST. E. 4 4 agg. col TN! fog eM ee CRPREZELR ESAS eee RE 3 a : : 3 5 4 iad aes 220 COIL MATTRESS BOX SPRING ON 4 LEGS: iva! heavy summer rains. A typical|latex dripping out of the trees|very active. : middle-class Malay home with|into coconut shells, is collected,| Mrs. John Leng, wife of the] SEWING MACHINE Feel secure with this fomous alm-thatched roof was shown,|Coagulated, sheeted, dried and|minister of St. Andrew's United S i " 3 99 ; ' , --. Ye é é naibs budding tor you saniva. wilt up on stilts to protect it/baked. Tin and rice are the|Church, who was introduced by Tune-up pecial ov. 5 f , "SS. at this low price, the eqme fine from the frequent floods, which,|other major exports of the|Mrs. Wannop, told of her inter- FAST SERVICE i ee 3Sx.- ; . quality, known psy gg fortunately, quickly drain away.|country, followed by coconut,jesting and enlightening travels ° ' ¢ - s : Full twin size, high tempered coil inner- pce oh Toy eas Ch. nutmeg, spice, tea and fruit.|with her husband in his capacity Oshawa Sewing Centre spring. Smooth top mattress with ile n homes were fascinating in|Here again, the members of the|as Secretary of Home Missions. 329 SIMCOE ST. S$. 728-2391 rc border, plastic handles, fine quality ticking. ther modern architecture Ber club were very interested in the|She told of the various kinds of; Matching box spring on legs and headboard Javish use of color. Schools in tn "'wipe-clean" colorful plastic. RETAILERS TO THRIFTY CANADIANS Anniversary Sale! 10:00 A.M. FRIDAY | OCT. 18 Lens a a SEG mG mma 5-PIECES IN CONCORD MAPLE eee eae redeem oon 36" round table opens to 48" oval. Mople finish- LIBERAL CREDIT Pilot Club President Ca Ca named been ("paa &Oa8 >. . Coming To Oshawa (olay ora ay a net 8-Pc. Handsonie Bunk Bed in H : . Ev \ For Fall Council WALKING DO LL antes whine wenieen o0 « ie" ACORN -- ou Get Everything! || District 17 Pilot International 2 COMPLETE BEDS | } will be honored to have as thei i "und id doll -- walks with you. Pleated saran : : i] guest Miss Ruth E, Cunning ||} Be it cody. hat reir ects OVAL MIRROR AND COSMETIC SHELF 2 SMOOTH TOP MATTRESSES, Ss1Li8 i x t ham, of San Gabriel, California, ident of Pilot International, 2 MATCHING POSTURE BOARDS at the fall council to be held ii . af the fall councll to be held in 4 COMPARE 1 > bee With any GUARD RAIL, LADDER LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS [a ' Her civic activities include a purchase of wide range of interests, among 9 Hand richly oped and which is her participation as a : $59.95 or more turned maple beds you will be representation-at-large of Meals . @ Z 4 to own. Use them es bunk for Millions Foundation.' i" . ds or as separate beds as you Through this affiliation Pilot Dramatically beautiful and ever so useful, Oval mirror wish. Fine thick, innerspimng mat. International has contributed is ne with brass frame. Curved hanging console shelf with tresses with posture board in mot- meee a pounds of mult , mirrored top for cosmetics, ornaments, flowers. Wonder. are ear non yout er| purpose food to the hungry | ful for foyer, bedroom or bath. Lavdwond with bow ' vy bolted joints, ---- various parts of the a to last and look beoutiful in Miss Cunningham is a mem- wl » oheademamne ber of President Kennedy's : Committee on Employment of oes y : the .fandicapped. Employment wd ! of women has been one of her -- i | VINELLE 'nN' FOAM special interests and she served : a : = Vi ! as works manager for the first i 2-PC. national reginal meeting for : | the improvement of wating 1 CONVERTIBLE women in. co-operation with the ! ' SUITE Women's Division for the Unit- ed States Department of Labor. Also, Miss Cunningham has recently been appointed as a c member of the National Wom- : en's Advisory Committee for "Chinook" slightly sub-standard but will not affect the . United States Savings Bonds wearing quality. Sizes S-M-L. s Division of the Treasury De- EASY PAYMENTS : partment, for which Mrs. Ken- " nedy is serving as honorary SIZE SIZE Danish influence in walnut frame arms chairman. She holds member- N 54" x 80" 80" x 100" = glove-soft - --, a oe ip i i elle covers over foam ing. ni ship in the National Council off \ a a < a atten to's big doable bod. "ayy. Women of the U.S. (The US. , affiliate of the International CHAIR INCLUDED Council of Women.) COMPARE TO 5.99 ' Freedoms Foundation at Val-) | ley Forge, Pennsylvania, recog- nized among its 1963 awardees Ruth Cunningham with a certi- ' ficate of award cd Pgs wey . ot , oO 7-PIECES WITH EXTRA SIZE 60" TABLE address on 'Principles of Free- ; C dom: y) as : 7 LOUVRE DOOR DINING GROUP, Miss cone Fede activ. s } ities include being a director on " ; + the Board of San Gabriel Phil- os 1 " Pe wi ARBORITE TOPS harmonic Association and a = VA ss a ne member of the Women's Di- j é K - | ae , 60" EXTENSION TABLE vision of the Los Angeles Cham- ber of Gemeonnce for vn fond ' T \\ ak ; / : : / ; 4 CONTOURED CHAIRS is presently active on the Hospi- a = 3 -- 3 " i . y tal and City Welfare Commit- Sm a', - eel I | F a : LOUVRED DOOR BUFFET Miss Ruth Cunningham was -- GLASS DOOR HUTCH TOP born in New York City, and at- \ ' nee = : tended New York University School of Education. She took extension work in fine arts at Columbia University. 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