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--cees THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mendey, November 11, 1963 REMEMBRANCE PARADE HELD AT AJAX the Legion Hall and followed -al Canadian Legion, took. part Day parade was held in Ajax took part in the parade which a route on Harwood avenue in a religious service which Sunday when the dead of two was headed by the Ajax Pipe to the Community Center. was held in the centre. world wars were honored. Band, The parade started at Members of Branch 322, Roy- --Oshawa Times Photo The annual] Remembrance. Representatives of civic groups W ithe direction of Mrs. Norman © \Courtice United Church under Lees PORT PERRY ROUNDUP Perry and District Minor Soft- ball Association. |CWL BAZAAR | A successful annual bazaar was held at the Immaculate Conception Church Parish Hall Scout Mothers: | Lunch Success By MRS. CHAS. CARPENTER COURTICE -- The 18th Osh- awa Scout Mothers' Auxiliary held a successful fall luncheon, with the newly installed presi- dent, Mrs. Garnet Goyne, greet- ing the guests at the door. Guest of honor, Mrs. George Fitches, well known for her work throughout the area in Scouting, came from Oshawa to} open the luncheon. The Explorers of Courtice United Church held a Hallowe-- en party at the church under Adair, and Mrs. Cecil Simmons. The CGIT group under Mrs. Jerry Estabrooks were guests. Various games were enjoyed with doughnuts and: hot choco- late served by the leaders. The Kum All Unit met at the leader, Mrs. Lloyd Cour- tice. Talent money was given to each member to raise funds for the group, after a short business meeting the Unit went to Oshawa to tour the Bell Telephone building, Lunch was, served by the staff after the tour. Mrs. Courtice thanked the staff for their co-operation, MEET TEACHERS A Parent and Teachers meeting was held at Courtice |High School. Mr. J. E. Speers, principal, welcomed the par- {ents and spoke on the rules and options of some of the courses, | in the school curriculum. C. J.) |Munday, assistant principal, | introduced the teaching staff) and the subjects they teach.) The parents then met the teach- ers in the class rooms to gather) HOSPITAL AIDED Matt Millar, (right), President. and General Man- ager of Drew Chemical Ltd, Ajax, is seen presenting his company's donation for this year to Rev. M. J, Darby, chairman of finance of the Ajax: hospital, The company Vice- donation covers the furnish- for three rooms in exactly where ings, ete, paediatriacs, \ } } | and daughters of Stouffville vis- ited the Blain and Greenwood families on a recent Sunday. Visits ar Creek By G. KILPATRICK CEDAR CREEK -- George Kilpatrick visited his cousins, the Misses Clara, Edith and Laura Brown, in Toronto re- cently. Be one ge Dick Knibbe rand Michigan, U.S.A., : and Mrs. John den Boer and family over a recent weekend. Mr. Knibbe is Mrs. den Boer's brother, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Smith of M Mrs. Larocque's sister. Mr. and Mrs. TCA BUSY Trans - Canada Airlines air- craft flew 52,742,000 miles in 1961, carrying 3,700,000 revenue passengers over 39,000 miles of air routes. The Perfect Gift for CHRISTMAS yf MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT Ross Smith NOW MAPLE CLEANERS 504 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA Cash -- 4 Hr. Service 8 Serv Bree Pick-Up ond "Your Family's Friend" i |] PHONE 725-0643 | GJroland. Pho' 723- MY WIFE'S SO NICE TO COME HOME 10 SINCE SHE FOUND RELIEF FROM the cheque presentation took | place. In the background the | old hospital is dwarfed by the new modern building. (Photo by Azzopardi) wi! DR. CHASE'S NERVE FOOD "So nice to come home to'--that's what my husband tells me since | got fast relief from the nervous troubles that were making us both unhappy !"' It's a grand thrill to be feeling just right--to find relief from tension-ridden days and restless wakeful nights--to get away from those jumpy irritable tense feelings that «| we call 'Nerve Fatigue'. It's great to have the sound J steady nerves again that go with good health, DR. CHASE Nerve Food--FIGHTS Nerve Fatigue n : Wlinformation on the students.|finished in second by the Catholic Women's|Coffee was served during the! the same as last year. League, The bazaar was offi-levening in the cafeteria by the) At Bowmanville Arena the| cially opened by Mrs. Gregory! staff. teaching staff of Courtice High Carter, of Whitby, chairlady of/ ne ist Courtice Girl Guide| School won a hard fought game| district from Oshawa. Copper Tool Course ~ County South. Re-|company and Brownie Packs|of hockey against the 10C class|) Mr. and Mrs. Ed MacFar-| 8 d are holding a going-up service|of the school, with a score of one and girls have moved into} By MRS, CHARLES REESORjciety was held at the home ofjonce more in full swing with) Convenrs of the various|.+ Courtice High School, Nov.|to 4. the Wade homestead from Bow-| 'PORT PERRY A short| the president, Mrs. Louise Pat-|Miss Alice Dod" as the leader. |tables arranged the anticles do-|14 e Me. aid Mite. Willian Preécel manila. gs course on copper tooling was/terson, Bigelow street, with a/The officers for this unit, > sor most pecabage ts A ~ The Courtice High Schooljhave moved from the commu:/ Mrs. P. J. Simpson, Jr., sponsored by the Honeydale/fair attendance. "Working with Wool", are: peciong was brisk' all the 4!" junior football team lost to/nity to Maple Grove district. [the AGM for the district. is Women's Institute and held in} Devotions wer. in charge of|President, Miss Catherine Jef- Ev a t received:a smati/Henry High at Whitby, 22 to 14,, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wilson|coming along well in the Osh- the Senior Citizens' Ha!l. The|Mrs. Armstrong. It was report-|ford; vice - president, Miss aio -dennaatihagenty : nar jin the final playoff. Courticeland family have moved to Osh-lawa Gengsat Hospital. course was presented by thejed that Mrs. Campbell Mac-/Wendy McNenly; secretary, |J@r of homemade jam or pickle|-- ---- ------------ extension branch of the home|Master and Mrs. Mac Christie|/Miss Greta Vanderby; prees|@ 4 "take home gift'. After- economics service Department|would be the leaders of the|reporter, Mis: Janice Williams; |"00n tea was served and the of Agriculture, and was in| Explorers for the coming year.|The club's new name will be) CUP @nd saucer' vases and standing,|awa to take over the Harmony Grill, 'Mr. and Mrs. C, H, Healey| and family have moved into the| o4 ta ** @@4 has were cha ge of Miss Gum, the Home| Miss Margaret Stuart stated|"Port Perry Hager Beavers", flower eae api api that. for Sick = ba cal she SOFTBALL MEETING A draw was held duning the Eight members of the Insti-jhad made 40 calls. Further t,,The Port Perry and' District|afternoon for several articles tute and four visitors took the|ports include the _-- o"/Minor Softball Association held|made and donated by the mem- two-day course. the baie, th ts a pimoad general meeting at the Com-|jbers of the CWL. The luck Those taking advantage of|from Formosa by ayy ' . munity Arena to clean up the|tickets were drawn by. Father this course were: Mrs. Samuel)Sifong, and the porriptions for {ital business for the 1963 sea-|Marynen and Father Reuser Naples, Mrs. Samuel Cawker, |Home Helpers. Subscriptions for ison and the winners were: Quilt, Mrs. Louise Pattercon, Mrs, |'€ + aed Mae. First vice - president Don|Mrs. Mary Frank, 43 Missa- George Bell, Mrs. Fred Warren, |°06 yinlaene ean Mrs Donald|Cocharne was chairman of the|sauga road north, Port Credit; Mis, Hugh Espie, Miss Alice icitn nig inted as a nom-|meeting in the absence of|Rug, Mrs. Pat Lichty, Myrtle Dodd, Miss Audrey Kent, Mrs.|Méilne were appo 'Pre ident Carl Luke. The trea-|Station; cushion, Mrs, L. De+ Emma Webster, Mrs. Grant Mc-|inating committee, surer, Elmer Lee reported that|laat, 729 Cedar street, Oshawa; Donald, Mrs. Bruce McCoy and) The autumn thankoffering) i, A .cociation will have ai.| pillow cases, T. Piipspanen, 374 Mrs. William Wakeford. service was held in the church most $400 ih the bank to start|Albert street, Sudbury with Mrs, A. Williamson, of UX-| ee the 1806 eucann, Winning ticket in the apron WMS MEETING bridge being the guest speaker. : daw belonged to Mrs. Gordon The regular monthly meeting A report on the banquet Wa8\counk Port Penr . RR 1 of St. John's Presbyterian|4-H CLUB presented, stating that 114 at-/™s, Tom femy, Church Women's Missionary So-' The 4-H Homemaking Club is | tended. APPOINTS AMERICANS ,| Three new directors were in-- VATICAN CITY (Reuters)-- |stalled on the executive, nam-|Pope Paul has appointed two ly Jo Fowler, Don Gray and! American archbishops as mem- Charles Bourgeois. bers of the Vatican ecumenical Directors Tod Becker and) council's secretariat for promot- John Boothman resigned and it|/ing Christian unity, it was an- was with regret that these re-;nounced Wednesday. They are signations were accepted. It 1s| Archbishop Lawrence Joseph |hoped that they will remain in a| Sheehan of Baltimore and Arch- |coaching capacity, ~ bishop John Francis Dearden of Three amendments were dis- Detroit. cussed for the 1964 convention in Owen Soun" in April, to raise the Squirt age limit from 10 years to 11 years; to -split the Squirt, Pee Wee, Bantam jand Midget series into an A and B series (A over 10,000 'population and B under 10,000 {population) and to change the \Bantam pitching distance to 40 feet from the present 35 feet and the base length to 55 feet Plans for a Bantam League jin this area were discussed as well as the forming of a Junior + /Club; both these items were + \tabled to the first meeting in the , \spring | | It was agreed to call a tmeeting . about the first of} | March, 1964 to prepare for the new season This brought to a conclusion \the first season of the Port There's no obligation, except to those you love... take advantage of this Metropolitan service: call Your Family Security Chec CANADIAN v7 Useful to you vial oan need insur- iL | ere ce oar AGEN T FOR obligation, except to those you love. 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