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for the donation of $100 which|vice and Mrs. Philip Jeyes sang was used for medical suppliesja solo, "Let Not Your Heart Be for the needy of the city, Troubled", She was accompan: Mrs. E, H. King agd Mrs, H.jied at the piano by Mrs, Ralph ©. Perry led in the worship ser-' Wescott. g TH OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Februery 19, 1964 Members of Sunset Heights H&S Approve Film 'Human Growth' The film "Human Growth'| Miss M. E, Scott, 'school|presiding. . was once again shown for par-jnurse, gave an interesting look} The meeting opened by the ents' approval at the regularjat the "five-year-old'" and he| singing of the Club song and a meeting of Sunset Heights Home/emerged as a person who was|Bible verse for the blind, and School Association held re-|familiar to us all. His temper; The treasurer gave a report cently. It was agreed unani-jtantums were just about over,|and the standing committees re- mously that the film should be/he was becoming more reliable! ported. shown to the students of Grades|and at the question asking| It.was decided that the penny 7 and 8, with a _ separate|stage. He was learning to rea-|jar should not be passed at the showing for boys and girls with|son and was beginning to know|Christmas party and the birth- their parents' permission. the difference between truth|day party as guests may feel ob- The business meeting was pre-|and falsehood. Miss Scott point-|liged to contribute, sided over by the president,/ed out that he was a bundle of, A letter from the Canadian Mrs. B. J. Salmers. It was de-|potential, waiting to be drawn/Council of the Blind was read cided the Association donate|out and with a parents' love,|/that member clubs adopt the $10.00 towards the Award Fund|understanding and consistency,;name CCB as part of the Club of the Oshawa and District|the best in him would be forth-| Home and School Council. coming. 'parents were asked to give It It was announced that Dr.) A short discussion period fol-|their whole hearted support. C. H. Vipond would be the|!owed. | Mrs. Marion Teskey's room guest speaker at next month's| A. resolution was passed ap-|won the Junior room prize while meeting. Members were remind-| proving once again our "Dollar-|Mr, Larry Pieurko's room cap- ed that this will also bel|a-Family'" drive which will take|tuned the Senior room prize. Fathers' Night. |place late in February and the! A social half-hour followed, ould be Saturday, February 22. doing all the planting and field Refreshments were served by the group in charge. NORTHMINSTER UCW Mrs, Claude Vipond was the guest speaker at the February meeting of Northminster United Church Women, held recently in the church parlors. Mrs. E, H. King introduced the speaker, Mrs, Vipond gave an interest- ing and comprehensive com- mentary with the colored slides shown of the beai.ties, and con- trast of Penang, Malaya. The beauty c. the island was| portrayed in the miles of white sandy beaches; the gorgeous flowers, orchids, night-blooming cereus, and flowering trees such - the Flame of the Forest; the lense growth of the tropical)" ys John Collins read a let= jungle with more than 50 var-|,.. of gr eee : ieties of ferns; the beautiful a of, hanks from moos Hen mountains and the magnificent A committee was selected to Chester Robinson as the defend- ve | | Ronald W, Bilsky, D.C. take charge of coming catering/ant, Mrs Pilkey as the witness,) The contrasts were shown in dinners, They are Mrs, Charles|Mr, George Twiddy as clerk,|the palatial homes of the few CHIROPRACTOR Cornelius, Mrs, Fred Malloy,|Mr. Robert Elston as a police/ wealthy and the abject poverty Nervous Headaches Mrs, William Hancock and Mrs, lye pre! Mr. Wallace Holmes | of piles fi as shown in the) Low Back Pains } Alex Brodie. as the judge. grass huts of these people, The) i hs Refreshments were served by| The club was reminded thatl middle class was very small, | 100 King St, E. 728-5156 | UNITS, GROUPS AND AUXILI ARIES re next evening. 'el Sowtiad|. Sak wishin Wald. the wortints Mrs, William Hancock assisted| by Mrs, Ernest Hubbs, HAPPY DOUBLES CLUB Mr, and Mrs. Lionel Hart and their group were in charge of the February meeting of the Happy Doubles Club of King Street United Church, which was held recently in Centennial Hall. Mr, Cyril Powel and Mr. George Twiddy supplied the de- votional part of the evening with MARGARET HAMILTON _ |brotherhood as the theme. GROUP Mr, roid Hare, Whitby, told The February meeting of thejan interesting account of his Margaret Hamilton Group of|trip to East Pakistan last fall, St, Paul's Presbyterian Church | showing slides he had taken was opened with prayer led by|while there. the president, Mrs, Charles Cor-| 4 mock trial was held with| nelius. Mrs. Howard Cook as Portia Mrs, Donald MacDonald took Blake Mr. Stanley Pilkey as charge of Bible reading. 'Perry Mason the lawyer, Mr. work, as well as gathering the latex for the making of rubber, which was one of the chief in- dustries, The women also did most of the construction work. Mrs. Vipond spoke of the mul- titude of abnormalities in chil- dren, such as hare-lip, club feet and countless things which went with malnutrition, She was thanked by Mrs, Ewart Cornish, Mrs, James Semple, president, opened the meeting and con- ducted the business session, It was decided that a Country Fair be held Wednesday, No- vember 4, The UCW also de- cided to give $50 to the retire- ment fund for the Reverend Beverley Oaten of Five Oaks, name as Canadian Council of the Blind, Humoresque Club. There was a discussion about bowling because it has been dif- ficult to get driver-coaches to take the members bowling. From now till the end of the season bowling will be once every two weeks. Refreshments were served by Lionettes Mrs, Jack Anderson and Mrs. John Kent. 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