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Fund At I. O. Prauides Assistam:e Ta Yaung And Old An overall view of the clothing for children and elderly persons, dolts, toys, and other gifts provided through contributions to the Marie V. Downey Memorial Charities rund 8t the 10 . A close-up view of the gaily-wrapped toys and the dolls whose outfits were made or purchased by employees and $taft' members of the 1.0. • The Christmas holiday season at the International Office always evokes cxpressive "ohs" and "abs" as the emplo), ees and staff members view Ihc an nual display of dolls, 10ys, clothing, and olher itcrn~ I'ruviJcd (ur IlccJy yUUl l 8~ l crs and elderly persons by Ihc Marie V. Downey Memorial C harities Fund. Throughout Ihco year, employees (members of the Office and Proressional Employees International Union). 1.0 , staff members, and other kindhearted contributors make donations to the fund in order to help those who arc in need. This year, more than $7-thousand was spent on complete outfits of clothing, toys, and other giflS for 48 children and 15 of the elderly; finnnei:ll ns.\iSI:lnCe 10 eight individuals and families who were in need: blankets to ward off the cold of winter for those who had none; and donntions to charitable organizations that provide shelter, food. and medical care for those children and elderly who cannot afTord..such care themselyes_ In addition, the emplOYees, staff members, and their fam:lies gave of their owo time, talenu, and matenals to crochet and knit lap robes, Iohawls. foot warmers, and afghans for old folks; they bought and wrapped 89 gifts for (oster children whose foster parents could not afford Christmas presents; and they bought, hand .~ewed, knit, or crocheted outfits for 48 dolls to be distributed by the Salvation Army to little girls who would ot herwise have no dolls. They also gave of their time to shop for all the clothing, toys, and personal items that were distributed afler the display at the 1.0. The Marie V. Downey Memorial Chari IiCS I-und is named in memory of the laIC International Representative who had begun the fund at the 1.0. many years ago. She died in 1968. Since then, more than $40-lhousand has been spent in assisting those who have been less fortunate than the donors. 62 I teEW Joulnol
IRI ME Prayer for Our Deceased Membt!rs F{J/her, we grieve for Ihe members whose lIames are listed below. They have passed all to Iheir reward in H eallen at Y our callil/g. r hey have been good Brothers and Sislers, del/ote(lla (heir IIIIioIlS, their country, ,heir families alld friends, ami to Y OIl, Farher. Have mercy all 'heir sOllls, and remember their good deeds here all ear/h . Remember /00, Father, those who are left behind (a carry all the works Gild (lspiratiollS of our dearly departed Brothers and Sislers. And may we (lllmcel again ill tile greal brotherhood of Y O/If home. Amen. , 3 3 3 • .. H " .. .. , ,OJ U3 ". '". '" ". '". '" m m '" '" m 30' 308 n. .., ." '" '" ... " '". '". '" '" m '" '" ~, ~, Hlm illan, W. ~. M
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JOURNAL · FEB · 78
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE INTERNA
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CONFERENCE International Representa
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