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British Prime Minister Har- old Macmillan, right, enjoys a | tomers at Royal Victoria Hotel | during his tour of the city, ALE AND 'EARTY FOR BRITISH PM tankard of ale with other cus- in West Hartlepool, England, ~AP Wirephoto Church Groups Meet At Greenwood By MAY E, BROWN GREENWOOD ~-- The After- noon Woman's Association met at the home of Mrs. Percy Clarke Thursday. The new presi- dent, Mrs, Jack Brooks, was in the chair and the service was led by Beatrice MacLean in the ab- sence of her mother who was in- disposed, Plans were made for work dur- ing the coming year, The hostess served lunch at the close of the meeting, EVENING ASSOCIATION The Evening Woman's Assocla- tion met Wednesday at the home of Mrs, Gerald Henning. Mrs. Douglas Morden presided when plans were discussed for the new year's work, It was decided that some of the members would assist with the direction of the junior con- 8 gregation on Sunday mornings. Lunch and a social hour (brought the meeting to a close, | CHURCH MEETING | The annual congregational meeting was held Monday eve- ining with a good attendance, Good reports from all depart. ments of church work were re- celved, and a new Christian Edu- Linda visited relatives at Scugog and Brooklin on Sunday, Sheila Pegg of Toronto was home over the weekend, Mrs, Mildred Eastwood and Elva Stearman attended the north Pickering Township teach- ers' meeting in Cedar Creek School, Claremont, Thursday, Mr, and Mrs, W. A, Brown, william Jr., and May Brown vis-| ited Mr, and Mrs, Fred Brown, Brooklin, Sunday, Rey, T. Fleetham and W, Brown attended the Pres meeting at Bowmanville Wed- THE OSHAWA TIMIS, Videy, Jewsery 23, 1999 17 SEEK 'HIGHER WAGES WASHINGTON (AP) -- The AFL-CIO Thursday pledged a new drive to boost wages, saying this will help rather than harm the economy, The labor feders- tion's economic committee con- tended overly-high prices are re- sponsible for Inflation, A few ays ago President Eisenhower| called on both business and la- bor to exercise restraint in es tablishing prices and wages. nesday. The community has welcomed the Oxford family who have bought the Wilkins' home, 3 Mr, and Mrs, Wilkins, Rod and Marie, will leave shortly for San Diego, California, RELIGION "EXPOSED" "TONDON (Reuters) -- A Rus- sian science writer Thursday sald space rockets have exposed the fallacies of religious beliefs, E, H, Fadeyev, chief of the scien tific-atheistic section of the So- viet magazine Science and Life, said satellites and the Soviet cosmic rocket have made "a complete fiasco" of the belief that it is possible to ascend to Heaven only through divine intervention, CHILD EDITORS cation committee was formed, Lunch followed the successful meeting, PERSONALS Glynn and Mrs, Eastwood and three is 10 years. HAYES, England (CP)--Puplls = K\ 9 TILL 12 PM, Y.W.C.A. 199 CENTRE ST. ® ADMISSION @ 50c MEMBERS 75¢ NON-MEMBERS EVERYBODY WELCOME |at a school in this Mid |town have started a school news- | paper, Average age of the staff of The Mother of The Year... In TECHNICOLOR! WRAY WANE. 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