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BHA 'ednesday, meetin was moving to| Mrs. George Fairhart, treas-)Mrs. Phillippe Chabot will dis- 16 i ee sicasecohiand mor Ao ag : Mrs, Cilayton|urer, announced that two record-|play 'some of their French- Lee was appointed the new|players had been purchased/Canadian arts and treasuress treasurer and on behalf of the|and donated to the 'school by|at the exhibit bouth that will DIST AFF DI ARY members, Mrs. Lee presented|the association. be held by the Federation des Mrs. Muldrew with a small gift.) The attendance prize was won| Femmes agg sag vba j On May 10 at the county con-|by Miss Martin's room. Mrs. caises in the Queen za Summary of reports of meetings and activities of | | On May 1 ai tie ot St. An-| Edward McNeeley won the 50-50| Building, Canadian National Ex- Oshawa women's organizations as compiled from reports |qrews United Church, Miss|draw. hibition grounds, Toronto, May submitted by their secretaries. Etta Hart from the Fred Victor| Refreshments were served by 14 when all the F rench-Cana- Mission will be the guest speak- --_ ve oye Po B reed -- re of omy cout will : i jer, Biro an rs, Anthony Cebul-| ho eir annual celebraticn. So ar ei Vi oe Ps "he jot ig a The 89th annua! convention) ski. The big event of the evening The regular gn os vk a . ; will be held at Guelph Bible DIABETIC MOTHER: will be the selection of a queen we by geo a tthe Woe Wilfred Hewitt reported} Conference grounds from June) ,,,° ABE 1c MO HEI ane |for the French-Canadians of On- Sg" eis b the e were 23 new candy strip- 21 Sheen TE CRETIAN Ao PR eer oe aay | LATO, 'Ine lucky winner will re- Temple. Lodge.was opened by|ther t Langfield will be the delegate. thers ' Group of the Diabetic) ceive a travelling ticket for a Worthy Mistress Donalda Strong) ers © stented last month, ani A The 49nd Riennial convention of| Association was held at the/trip to France. | = 2. ow Z 2 * = Mer pp tc |op Se uno ans |e ana Soe Wa Sa ig mews gf F.C CONTINUES 'TiL APRIL 30th Louise Hackett. i? orgs = ie os Tunn will represent | Temperance Union is to be held) There were eight members| of Oshawa and their husbands ercises were performed id the ee ereains Chapter fat the Inn-(at St. John's New Brunswick present. Discussed were final|took part in the 10th anniver- chaplain, Mildred Carnoc og ane er Park when the Provincial] from Sept. 19 to 23. arrangements for the Seventh|sary celebration of the Toronto The lings vers Ere H rontaittes for Tecn Volunteers| Mrs. Clayton Garrison read a anniversary dinner on May 11/section at the Ports of Call, Junior Deputy Reta Butt, an oe letter from Mr. and Mrs. Har- at St. Paul's Presby te rian) Toronto on Saturday last. Junior lecturer Luella Newman. wae shall Hones,' oreing old Fuller from Lagos, Nigeria, Church at 6.30 p.m. : A door prize donated by Mrs. Lee I g-agp ell: thers ne convener reported five bed-|they will soon move 700 miles The guest speaker will be|Lucien Chamberland was pyon & e donated by Cora Gardner, an TT dad 44 took wartner' inland as Mr, Fuller has re- Miss Geraldine Armstrong, me-|hy Mrs, Howard Gimblett. Re-| | Olive Harrison and "a Bho pice in. this. month, Mrs.|cently been appointed. Deputy dical social worker at the Hos-|freshments were served py by Luella Newman an ora vine votiueeta 'hat fool mem.|Field Director, for the Sudan| Pital for Sick Children in Toron-| Mrs, Richard Lacroix and Mrs. Gardener. y Ned Rarsala and Interior Mission. to. Her topic will cover the most| Rene Lambert. 'A social half hour was spent.| bers make stuffed animals significant areas of emotional : r ' I ti May 3, the ' ; Elda Howard and Cora Gard-|this will be further discussed Fg gp agg ee response <s Natalee th chuaeen hments. at the June meeting. ¥ ter server apie -- The report of the afternoon! ST. JOSEPH'S CPTA 18 a ages of one and Unwed Mothers SIMCOE § oH ¥ Chapter was given by Mrs. oN ee dete Se ae Lauper Colin Ashton. 'The fashion show wirckaagut" Rr Ge Ganon icaquet gree Pgiygn Should Be Urged 2 Commingle Unit of Sim-}convener, Mrs. Robert Richard-|* °"* ; s , § Ethi ' : 2 Fibigg "ro enea Churchison, is setting up her commit- Separate gage! gin 7 a Ethier at 725-2609 for To Keep Children Women was opened by Mrs. Rex|tee for next year's show and Meee ee ee ae eee et Ttawas reported that the Mo- Romer asec tuts tT Rahs AA a Ghat Mal SIU, CD, 2,000 YARDS OF SYNTHETIC SUM- drous Love' was the theme of] The membership tea will rad ( ie a |making ventures during the Schlesinger of the University of ' votional period taken by|held at the Hote! Genosha on|!oulum. | Toronto's school of social work, WE Mrs. Orville A agg May 11, from 2.30 till 4.30 p.m.) ot jen ea had been Tahotlc children attend sanumer oe beg | atime ried TAGE MER PRINTS FROM A LL KNO \¢ N ice 48 ; i low d s PVIOUS| Lc ck r ers shou e encouraged to} Mrs. Phillip Bell sang "How; A work period followed an meeting returned, gave a sum-|Camp this year. keep. their aeldreaaen: the Great Is Thy Faithfulness." coffee was served. - i hte | ' 2 : Se a | ee eel we ee ee CANADIAN MILL TO BE CLEARED spoke on Easter and what it WCTU development of children, and) at the April meeting of the|have to. * means. The regular meeting of the|held a question and answer per-/ Oshawa section of the Federa-| Because of advances in mec-| Refreshments were served by| Women's Christian Temperance | 104. Mrs. Hopkins thanked Mr.|tion of French-Canadian Wom-|ical science, he said, the num-| YOU'LL SAVE ON EVERY YARD YOU the committee in charge. Union was held recently. Mrs. Schooter. en, the president, Mrs. Jean|ber of childless married couples | Lloyd Pegg, the president, pre-| The 17th annual Easter con-|Cardinal welcomed three new/is not as great as it had been. | OGH AUXILIARY | sided. vention of the Federation of|members. The minutes were| 'Accordingly, there are less| B Yy! (Evening Chapter) | Mrs. Fred Williams was in|Catholic Parent-Teacher's Asso-|read by. the first vice-presi-|married couples available to U e The April meeting of the)charge of the worship service.|ciation was held recently at the|dent, Mrs. Yvan Gilbert, in the adopt children while at the Evening Chapter of the Wom-|Her theme was, "The Midnight|Royal York and was attended| absence of the secretary. same time there is an ever- an's Auxiliary of the Oshawa| Hour for Jesus'. Mrs. Pegg and|by President, Mrs. Joseph; The treasurer, Mrs. Roger|increasing number of illegiti- General Hospital was held in|Mrs, Williams sang a duet "In| Pilkington; vice-president, Mrs.| Paradis, announced that she|mate children being placed for McLaughlin hall. The chairman,|the Beautiful Land". Robert Fraser and Mrs. se ag be moving to Ottawa.|adoption in Canada." Value U Mrs. Eric Sutherland, presided.| The Reverend W. C. Hewitt| Vodden, who gave an interesting) Mrs, J. Audet will take over| Dr. Schlesinger told a sem- Ss p Mrs. Lloyd Weiderich reported|from the Canadian Bible So-|report on the convention. jher duties. jinar sponsored by the Sarnia- on the May dance. Mré.|ciety spoke on the great need of} Mrs. John Brill and Mrs. Hop-| Mrs., Jean Cardinal reported|Lambton Children's Aid Society T 1 69 d Sutherland was pleased with the|Bibles and Christian literature | kins conveyed reports from the|the returns on catering and|there were 22,000 illegitimate QO |. yar members response for candyjin East Africa and showed ajrecently held regional conven-|serving a banquet. The funds|children born in Canada last and reported the sale a success.|new film, "Freedom in Their| tion, | raised will be used for charities. year. | The regional meeting opens|Souls'. Mrs. Pegg thanked Mrs. Pilkington presided for| Mrs. Wellie Richard willl con-| 'Unmarried mothers must be| To . ear at at 10.00 a.m. May 17 in the con-)Mr. Hewitt. the meeting. Mrs. Edward Mar-|vene a flower sale to be heldjencouraged to keep their chil-| ference room at the Oshawa! 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