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~ cent pede nd Home and School . port on the discussion group heid during the fall under " had an average attendance of " ed 4, ranging in age from a Wemen Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Jenuery 17, 1964 Fresbyterial UUW | cxecutive. Meets To Plan Program dent of the. Otbawa Pre presi-| : executive meeting, held recently at Albert. Street Unite? - Church, Oshawa, . She opened the meeting with a tation from J. B. Phi : WHITBY PAIR WED cently, The marriage place in All Saints' Anglican Church, Whitby. --Ireland Studio Marie Vivian, daughter of Peter Burtinsky, Whitby, re- Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Vivian Hallett, Whitby, became the bride of Robert John Burtin- sky, son of Mr, and Mrs. John took Vincent Massey H&S Reports January Meeting The January meeting of. Vin- chek ot and treasurer's report, Mrs. Ross: Porteous gave a re- the leadership of Mrs. Roe and/ing Mrs. W. A. Witham, The group 11 over the eight meetings and the children involved number- few weeks to 17 years. This discussion was based on the reading chairman, was in charge of the program on this theme. Miss McGirr, who .|teaches a mixed Grade 5-6 gave a very interesting outline of the reading skills taught in the sen- jor grades, 4-8. She explained fully the meaning of the '"com- rehension" phase of the read- ing program. The comprehen- sion teaches reading for under- standing -- being able to pick out the main thought, the im- portant facts. It introduces the unusual use of words and en- courages the child to put the ideas together in order to pon- jand they are: Dr. Claude H, Vipond one - =, Pv meeting of the ome and Sch emia on health condition in Malaya, Too many people, too little land, and an illiterate population, all combined, are the chief problem. Dr, Vipond stressed these points individual- ly, also the fact that sanitation would. be a starting point in dealing with the problem. Prevalent diseases are tubercu- losis, malaria, leprosy, tetanus and snake-bite. The: speaker was introduced Valleyview Park Community Assoc. Elects Executive The January meeting of Valleyview Park Community As- sociation was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Dellan Lycett. Reports were given by the various officers. Mr. Christopher Mason pre- sided for the election of officers past president, Mrs, Gordon Brown; president, Mrs. Delian Lycett; vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Kenneth Pooler; sec- retary, Mrs. Alexander Dixon; treasurer, Mrs. Frank Lycett; card convener, Mrs. Mervin Whyte; press secretary, Mrs. W. F. Manuel; central council representatives, Mrs. Dellan Lycett, Mrs. Pooler, Mrs. James Jenkinson, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Whyte. The meetings are to be held the second Thursday of each month. The next meeting will be held at the home of the new 'Dr.C.H. Vipond Speaks on Malaya To Mary Street H&S Association iby. Mrs,. Allen Barclay and thanked by Mrs. A. MacMaster. Mrs, Leslie Johnson 'read the minutes and Mrs, Michael 'Kadoski gave the. treasurer's re- port. Parent count was taken with Miss Ferne Ledgett's room win- ning for. the junior grades and Mr, J. Wagg, the senior, ba gry Mr, J, Wagg, thanked the Association on be- their recent gift of a transistor radio, The annual skating carnival will take place on January. 23, at 1.15-p.m., weather permitting. There will be prizes for cos- tumes and races, and refresh- ments will be provided. The president, Mrs, William Broad- bent, urged the parents to come out and lend a hand on this oc- casion, The February meeting will be one-half hour earlier than usual, at 7.30 p.m., in the form of a dessert meeting. A social half-hour was-enjoy- ed, refreshments 'being served by the mothers of Mrs, Baldur H, von Minden's room with Grade. Mothers, Mrs, Kenneth Hann and Mrs. Claude Halleran assisting the social conveners, Mrs, C. M. Root and Mrs. John Blohm, world, we fore God. for the influence we} exert in the lives of other peo- ple. E we do. and everything say, counts el, ther. for or apsinet God 'and His work, We are the best audio- visual aids God has." Raye H, T. Fallaise,. of Whit: Y, program secretary, con- -- a: short devotional pert Mrs. Roy Cornish, treasurer, reported that the Presbyteriai allocation had been: met | and that an amount of ser f would be sent'to the "over and above" projects. Mrs, Richardson 'reminded "ST. GEORGE'S half of the staff and. school mr resbyterial committee chair- en to have annual; reports: to her by Januay 28. 'Presidents of the 58 churches 'in the presbyterial were asked 'to send to Mrs. Miles Chapman, Pick- ering, names of deceased mem- bers ot i963, so the names*could be. included: in the memoriam list: This. should reach © Mrs. Chapman before February 5, along with the names of four voting delegates to the annual meeting, which will be held February 13, 4 St. Mark's United Church, W hithy. The: following .women . were named as delegates to the Bay of. Quinte Conference, to he heid is March at Kingston: Mrs. Allan Down, Mrs. Carl Down, Mrs, P, Romeril, Mrs, H.' M Kyte, Mrs. David Duchemin and Mrs, K, W. Farrow. SOCIAL NOTICE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bell, 'Whitby, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Gail Barbara, to John Nisbet Vale, son of Mrs. A. Nisbet Vale, Galt, and the late Mr. Vale. 'The marriage will take place on president, Mrs. Dellan Lycett. \ Anglican Church, Whitby. It was announced that in con- sideration of the forthcoming retixement of the Reverend Bev- erly Oaten from Fire Oaks, the board of directors has. set up a fund to which oganizations may contribute. This matter will come before the annual meeting and it was suggested that donations be in the hands of > Presbyterial treasurer by Saturday, April 11, 1964, at An/April 1 The members of Albert Street United Church Women served day, January 14, followed by: a dessert tea. ducted by Mrs, Walter Sewell, assisted by. Mrs. W. G, .Hewis, Whitby. The theme was "'Some- thing Worth While" and began with a moving poem. forward, not backward . world is full of beginnings, but . the it finished course... . wear the crown of victory. Yes- terday is beyond recall, and we may never reach tomorrow, but today is ours to take ... make the very most of . . member that the goal of today is row and it will be recorded to' our account, 'St, George's Ukrainian Catholic Women's. League has hasbeen very. busy over the Ukrainian Christmas . holiday season, This group of women from the league accompanied UKRAINIAN CWL by Father J, C.. Pereyma visited the Ukrainian patients in the Ontario Hospital, held ° a special mass and dis- tributed gifts to each patient. On the Ukrainian: New Year, } CGIT Board Hears 'Annual Reports At Dessert Tea The seventh annual meeting of. the Oshawa and _ District CGGIT Board' was held in St. Andrew's United Church, Tues- The Worship: Service was con- The Summary:, "Let us look is the completed task . that * will to . Re- the starting point of tomor- An opportunity of the annual meeting of the Ontario Girls Work Board, Feb-| Maksymyshym, ruary. '5, at McMaster Univer- an: and the next Oshawa and District board meeting, Febru- ary 4 at 67. Switzer avenue, were made. Train and bus schedules to Hamilton were dis- cussed. Mrs. A. H. Dancey introduced the speaker: Miss Inez Watson, Work Board, who' s| different CGIT Boa functions, from the national, through the provincial and down tothe local levels. She. co a > ype coe period, making helpful sugg tions for a more efficient ; to tioning of our CGIT Board, and . The the possibility of building up Leaders' Fellowships in the out- lying districts. She introduced new literature available to OGIT leaders, and asked Miss Shirley Sanderson, chairman of the Ontario Camp Committee to review the book entitled "Camp Manuel". The speaker was thanked by Miss Margaret Pellow, and the meeting closed with Blest Be The Tie That Binds. Lodge, , Members of the ren are, SPREADS HOLIDAY CHEER Uirtaan paletsat lls. with Wem But was Umble dale Manor and at Fairview be present when the picture aagin distributing gifts. was taken, Times Photo from the left back row: Mrs. Stephen Bogucki, Mrs. Mich- ael Poloz and Mrs, Nicholas In the front are: Mrs, Michael Czypyha, Mrs. William . Vetzal, Mrs. John Stanley (president), Bong Mrs, Stanley Mozewsky. MAPLE DEANERS | "CLEARANCE MONO and STEREO der what happens next. Since the unit system in read- Reg. to $4.98 ing ends at Grade 3, other skilis are introduced for enrichment) ; -- creative writing, novel read-| : ppreciation ing, poetry a' and en. missed is an opportunity Jost, for we shall not pass this way again." The chairman, Mrs, L. M. Mc- Murtry presided for the routine business, Miss Margaret Pellow thanked the Board on behalf of the Camp Management Com- mittee for the $2,000 turned over to them for repairs and im- provements. Registration Forms for 1064 Camp were distributed. The Vesper Service, held in Northminster United Church was. reviewed. Announcements "Know Your School-Age Child" * eourse held by Mrs. R. D. H. Heard for -- from the as- sociations. The report showed) So esos inoresting. eatigneee course ing, e en- ing and very worthwhile and|suing projects. The pupils are| j suggested another group beingjencouraged to discuss and started next fall. sometimes debate the merits of Mrs. Russell Elliott, member-jstories and the characters in- chairman, the|volved, The children begin to .jread more and to do research in encyclopedias Mrs. Gordon Garrison thanked refreshments. HOUSEHOLD HINT A nylon hair net slipped over a feathered hat will permit the hat to be stored with the feath- ers unruffled. INCLUDING THESE FAMOUS ARTISTS Pat Boone @ Jimmy Rodgers Johnny Maddox @ Andy Stewart --« Billy Vaughan Scottish Soldier David Carroll Ella Fitzgerald Connie Francis Si Zentner. Bobby Rydell Cal Tjader THIS SUMMER IN EUROPE * AIR FARES DOWN! CONTACT FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL 728.6201 "Subject To Government Approve! * ada, Book Centre, requesting the eepeeeeaeetresate euE RCE ROR te Stainton's room the attendance count for time this school year. During the business portion of the meeting, three committees were formed as follows: carni- val committee, Mrs. Ross Por- teous, Mrs. James Smales, Mrs. . .Tkaczuk and Mrs. Stephen Telep; bake sale committee, Mrs. Bert McCarl, Mrs. Russell Elliott, Mrs. Gordon Garrison and Mrs. Douglas Skinner; nom- inating committee; Mrs. Ross Porteous, Mrs. Gordon Garri- son, Mrs. Arthur Stone and Mrs. Kenneth Williams. Mrs. Roe read a letter from the International Committee of the Overseas Institute of Can- membership to consider donat- ing books to be sent to under- developed countries. The mem- bership voted to send books and complete information will be rh been something of a mystery to many parents, Announcement was made of the Saturday Morning Club at the R. S. McLaughlin Library for children eight years and over. The speaker Saturday, January 18 will be Mrs. Susan Rubes of the Children's Theatre and. Museum Theatre, Toronto. Members were remind urgent need of blood rs at the upcoming clinic at St. Greg- ory's Hall. It was announced the bake sale would be held on March 19. Refreshments were served by the mothers of Miss Doake's room under Grade mother Mrs. Ronald Bone and social con- vener, Mrs. Bert McCarl. LIVING HIGH VICTORIA (CP) -- Louis, a parrot, inherited enough from the late Miss Victoria Wilson to live a life of ease on brandy and hard-boiled eggs. Its care- taker, Wah Wong, is also pro- sent out to parents on the next meeting notice as to type of book, condition, etc. Miss Carol McGirr, children's jvided for in the will . Last |Christmas he gave the parrot a |holiday bonus, of nuts, apples SHARING A Mrs, Robert Gutsole, Ritson road north, celebrated her 83rd birthday recently. Help- ing her celebrate was her great - granddaughter; Miss Pamela Braund, Montrave av- enue, who was celebrating her own 13th birthday on the same day, Miss Braund is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. jand bananas. 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