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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 19,1963 17] UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES ALBERT STREET UCW 1 |Lawrence, on behalf of the The regular meeting of Unit|group in appreciation for her 1, of Albert Street United| leadership in the past two years. Church, took the form of a pot simcoE STREET UCW 2 luck supper, buffet style,com- the Commingle Unit 2 of plete with Christmas crackers.isimooe Street. United Church After partaking of the many and) mot in the Sunday School room varied casseroles and desserts,/to, 9 pot luck Christmas sup- the members retired to the no, friendship room for a short busi- \frs_ Rex Harper, president, ness meeting opened the meeting with the Mrs. Donald Legree opened|singing of the carol "O, Come the meeting with a poem. Mrs.!4)) ye Faithful: Wilfred Alexander read an inter-) 'The devotional period was in esting article called "The charge of Mrs. G. R. Booth who Christmas Message'. Mrs. Earl|spoke on the book "The Forgot- Adams, treasurer, reported that|ten Valley" written by Karl Es- $473.21 plus $55.75. Thankoffer- kelund, the theme of which. is ing, had been raised in 1963, mainly on Nepal. Mrs. Booth's with personal givings and dif-'Christmas message was '"'The ferent projects. The members were reminded Unexpected Gift" } Mrs. Earl Campbell! of Simcoe of the congregational meeting, Street Church choir sang two January 15; also that Unit l'solos "The Evening Prayer" were to visit Hillsdale Manor in < and "I Heard the Bells on December. It was decided that Christmas Day" the birthday money be given to the M and M fund i It was also decided that the flower money be added to the donation to be sent to the Sandy Lake Mission to help purchase a t washing machine Eag The meeting was brought to a Mrs. Fred Thompson gave an nteresting talk on the origin of} he Christmas carol "'O Little Town of. Bethlehem"' Mrs.. Arno'd Duke gave the} reasurer's report. Mrs. Orville] gle the secretary's report) and Mrs. Fred Thompson 'the close with each member: draw- flower report ing a number to correspond with the same number on a gif A gift was presented to the Harper, from "Lagann CHRIST CHURCH WA vee (Naomi Branch) Mr Sorave" Gibbs. hhanked The members of the Naor Mirs Zooth and Mrs. Thomp- pnb aaite a 'A ae son and those taking part in the ! g ' church recently and enjoyed their a" eroeli oe seh HOUSEHOLD HINT e 1e president rs 7 sreppae te : pein Tacicica Welcomed |. Place a damp cloth under the members and Mrs. H. D. < Cleverdon who said the grace Also present. was 'a weicome guest, Mrs. Donald Souch from Toronto, who founded the group After the delicio dinner a short business meeting was held Mrs. A. E. Powell the treasur- er, gave a report on the success of the Christmas bazaar. A let ter was read by the secretary Mrs. Edward Davies from the Christian Jewish Association telling of the growing brother hood and goodwill developing between these two ths Christmas gifts bought for a missionary were on dis and were wrapped later. A _ letter was read from the Women's Wel- fare League of Simcoe Hall Set program mixing bow] to keep it a slippery work coun-} Every department is brimming with a collection of exciting gifts for the whole family! At Walker's "Good Taste In Fashion Is Not Expensive". A A thoughtful gift for someone special. Quilted acetate duster with tie front. Blue, pink or yellow in sizes 9 98 S.M.L. Tee B. Classic style slip of easy-care nylon with shadow panel. White or black in sizes 32 to 44, Ore C Pastel striped: silk-like Surrah fash- ioned into a classic shirt. Pink, © 9 blue or yellowinsizes12to20. edie Stretch slims of pastel linen, with detach- ableinstep straps. Hand washable. 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