Ho] THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tharsdey, Jennery 12, 196) President, Officers, Executive. \'To Deaf-Mute known as piding vision snd is Surgeons Restore | 8i ht operation which i is hoped will arti improve her sight further, Partia 9 For the last few years Miss Binnie has heen helped by Mrs Lily Wells, a member of the ' ' ' Installed For Legion Auxiliary | vinous icv -wmen owe sonar sary she ci 4 born BL years ago who learned the hand-sign lang Mre. Edward 8, Bouckley was duly installed ns president of the Ladies' Auxiliary to Branch No. 43, Royal Canadian Legion at the aponual dinner on Tues day might, Mrs. Bouckley sue. ceeds Mis, H, FE. Bathe whe has held office for two and @ half years A turkey dinner, entertain: ment and the reading of the annual reports preceded the in stallation ceremony which was pertormed by Mis. A. V. Tithe, eeptral regionzl vice-president ond Miss Hose Bate, zone com: manaer Seated at the head table were Mrs. Charles Gibbs, chaplain; Mrs. Hobert Williams, chap. lain, Mr James Anderson treasurer; Mrs. Norman Me Evers. nd vice-president; Miss Rose Bale, Bowmanville; Mrs H. ¥. Bathe, president; Mrs A VY. Tilbe; Mrs, E. 8. Bouck: ley, 1st viee - president; Mrs Richard Burkhart, sergeant-af arms; Mrs. Alyn Elliolt, secre tary and Mrs. Jo Aldwinckle press PRES, FAIRLEIGH BOUCKLEY Each making a solemn (pledge, the following were Wn TOASTS istalled in office; My Robert Williams said! President, Mrs grace and Mrs. Bathe proposed Bouckley; past pri the toast to the Queen, The Herbert Bathe; Ist toast to the provincial command dent, Mrs, Norman was proposed hy Mrs, E, B.12nd vice-president Bouckley and Mrs, Tithe re: Elliott; secretary, Mrs. Robert plied bringing greetings and Williams; treasurer, Mrs, Jami congratulations, Miss Bate also! Anderson; sergeant - at - arms complimented the members and Mrs, Richard Burkhart; color a vole of thanks was extended hearers, Mrs, Frank Davey and the WA group of Holy Trinity Mrs. E. Smith; executive, Mrs Church for eatering for the din: Eric Jacklin, Mrs William ner Reed, Mrs, Lloyd Burkett, Mrs Lucky prizes were won by ©, A, Vermoen, Mrs. Matthew Mrs. Harry King, Mrs. A. Vi Bell, Mrs, Frank Davey ibe bitty fragt BE lat, Bl The incoming president pre Vermoen, Mrs. Douglas Kerr ented the past presid nts Miss Joyce Taylor. Mrs. Ann medal to Mrs, H, E. Bathe who Bouckley, Mrs, George V, Lee thanked the otk ore and igi A ve tor er Nara work ane Mrs. J, 8B. Jackson and Mrs co-operation Llevd Patterson musical en The installing An interlude of tertainment was provided hy hriefly, thanking the auxiliary for past kindnésses Miss Joan Zubkavich who play Gifts ed several favorite selections on Presented to them and to Mrs the accordion; little Miss Dey Bathe Brownlee who sang very sweel The newly installed pre lv aecompanied hy Bharon took office and appointed Bessie, a youthful pianist, and a veners of various committees trio, Dennis Taylor, Dann y/The colors were retired and the Heard and Lee Wesley, the benediction closed the meeting "Maniac who mimed thelriMrs, William Reed way through popular recordings. [official pianist ] A ANNUAL REPORTS oort given PROTECTION BADGES hy Mrs. Alyn Elliott, showed a! - PARIS (AP) Police will bus vear with many social issue big identification hadges to events, two hazaars and eare of newspaper men reporting riot sick veterans and members, at Several reporters and photog me and in hospital, The aux. ) sR 0 y ) home and in i Na |FAphers were clubbed while en 400 The | Aver FEdward ident, Mi vice-presi McEvers Mrs. Alyn officers spoke Were ident con geted as ering recent demonstrations Divadale and distributed ACiAle " 1) HE Algeria pags of treats to shut-ins uxillary also assisted the ranch on Poppy Day and on other occasions as required The treasurer's statement showed total dishursements amounting to $6864. Major dis bursement included scholar ships, $185; parcels, fruit and for flowers veterans and mem hers $42 Hospital for the Welfare 26 and many DEATH SENTENCE PARIS (AP) Munieipal councillor Jacques Dominati has tablish Ing an automatic death sentent child kidnapper Under present French law recommended a law e kidnapper Genera Oshawa Manor get prison terms if the child is $425; Hillsdale Aged, $300; Women's found alive League of Simeos other INSTALLATION Prior to the installation, the color paraded and the retiring: president offered pray er for those who had laid down their for thelr country and asked for one minute's silence | In memory of departed eom:| rades and members. Mrs, Rob:| ert Williams followed with] prayer Hall, | charities, | were lives ! % JANUARY COFFEE SALE FREE Valuable COFFEE inne wi - We TRIBE dest and unable 19 Hage so she CoWld COMMUMCRlE ) Her sight was poor With her and by 31 she was Wind. With Mrs. Walls acting #% # Recently surgery restored Ber sort of interpreter, Miss Binnie on enonih for her to see the was able to give her impres: world 'in which she Wyes sions of her newAound sight, | Miss Binnie was bom in Wind "The first thing | remember sor, England, but her parents noticing was the white ceiling came to Canada in 199% and Olive atiended a school for the deaf In Winnipeg, 1earming VW ges so thrilling for me" KI, EW PRA. ION Miss Binnie lives with her #8 In 191% she took up work as & year-old mother and has always dressmaker in Saskatoon wtih heen active her sight failed and she had 19 housework and knitting ger: She and her parents ments lor missionaries. She Is moved to Victoria in 19% also fond of walking She had registered with the f now ean see the difference | Canadian National Institute for between the pavement and the the Blind in 10%5 and learned 10 grass, the Wie water of the ses read braille. At this stage she and the trees, but my sight is could still make out faces Wut still short and i takes time to as time wept on her vision 0e- get acquainted with people's terigrated until in 1942 an eve faces specialist said she would never. 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Mother Parker's {19 return 19 hospital for another § in the hospital,' she said { "1 7 Zz looking afier the © | Auxiliary of King Btreet CHILD GUIDANCE For Giving Excessive Homework 7.7 7%. | By G, CLEVELAND MYERS I wish we parents might pre vall on teachers not 19 esHEn more wiilten homework than takes they have the time 19 check carefully A certain father of four chil dren in the elementary grades deplored the practice of teach ers who assign excessive Ant problems for homework He referred to drill exercises in pddition and the other funda mental operations related 19 whole numbers and fractions, It means an hour or so of drudge ert for the ehild whe generally practices on making mistakes weing pretty sure the teacher won't have time 19 check all his work, the child, as a rule, does it carelessly, ] FATHERS OBJECTION Said that father matiers ' wrong! homework REELECTED At the January meeting of Alice Jackson Evening Miss Mary re-elected as United Church Maclean was BIG, BIG REAR WINDOW, hotter BUCKET SEATS, ,, standard on the vision all "round with the big glass Envoy Custom Sedan, these cons area (front and back!) in the tinental bucket seats are an new Envoy | Envoy "plus" | FOUR-DOOR ACCESSIBILITY, ,, makes it easy in, easy out==in avery Envoy! 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