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10 THE OSHAWA Times, Thursday, Moy 28, 1964 UNITS, GROUPS AUXILIARIES ALBERT STREET UCW The May meeting of Unit 4 was held in the Friendship Room with Mrs. Joseph Wilt- shire presiding. Seventeen mem- bers were present. 'Christian Family Life" was the theme of the devotional period. Mrs. James Scott continued! the study of India. She told a story illustrating the value of agricultural missionaries in Christian missions. The young missionary in the story show- ed some individual farm families how to conserve water from spring floods to ir- rigate their land. This improved their crops, raised their stan- dard of living and strengthened their Christian faith. The UCW bus trip to Colling- wood on June 25 will tour '"Geor- gian China" -and "Blue Moun- tain" potteries. The bus will leave the Church at. 8.00 a.m. | and the fare will be $3.50. Tea and little bran muffins were served. BATHE PARK AUX. i The monthly meeting of Bathe | Park Ladies' Auxiliary was| held recently with Mrs. Wil- liam Haight, president, presid- ing for' the business meeting. | Mrs. Zoltan Prokop consent-| ed to take the position of press reporter. | The park opening will take) place on June 13. There will be) treats for the members' chil-| dren, rides, games of chance} and a refreshment booth. An| amateur talent show will be held in the evening. Any per-) son interested should get in| touch with. Mr. Donald Thomp- son, 725-2056, Games were played, the win- ners being Mrs. Byard King, Mrs. Qyril Shrigley, Mrs, Cleve McMann, Mrs. Archie Aldred, Mrs. Milton Campbell, Mrs.) Zoltan Prokop. Refreshments were served by the hostess; Mrs. Alex Prokop.) COME DOUBLE CLUB | The Northminster Come Double Club was recently hon- ored to hear a talk by Miss Edwards of Berkley Studios .in Toronto. She addressed the May meeting on the subject "When a Child Asks." Miss Edwards has done con- siderable work in various mis- sion fields especially in outly- ing parts of Newfoundland. At present she is the editor and producer of the well-known nationwide radio program "When a Child Asks" and) "Tell Us a Story." During her talk, Miss Ed- wards mentioned several ques- tions which were frequently brought up by children re- garding religion and _ social problems. She dealt with what were considered to be the best ways of answering such ques- tions. Miss Edwards also dem- onstrated the way she con- ducted her Saturday morning program and she was assisted in this by two panels made up of club members, - | The meeting opened with a worship service led by Mrs. Alan P. Dickson, and Mrs. Ralph W. Vandervoort and Mrs. Richard Libby during which Mrs. Walter H. Bestwick sang a solo. Refreshments were served by Mr, and Mrs. Rich- ard Libby and their group, who) were in charge of the evening. | Recently 56 members of the| club held a theatre night in| Toronto, Departing by bus the} club went to see "Spring Thaw"| and afterwards stopped for supper in Toronto. ADULTS COME FIRST BOURNEMOUTH, E ng land (CP)--This Hampshire . town's) transport committee is consid-| ering a suggestion that notices be put in buses saying that chil- dren paying half fare should give up their seats when adults are standing. LAVOR-FLAVOR who's got the FLAVOR?... It's Wilson's Ginger Ale of course. And here's why. A formula, developed dur- ing 88 years of experience 3 (and exclusive to Wilson's) gives just the right balance of true ginger flavor and carbonation to please the most particular palate. So, if you like ginger ale to taste like ginger ale, you'll buy Wilson's--and get more real refreshment -- more for your money, too. 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