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" ]5. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 29, 1964 Brownie Pack Gives Program KEDRON -- At the April meeting of the Maxwell Home and School Association, a pro- gram was put on by the 20th Brownie Pack. There were pi- ano solos by Elizabetl. Lambert and Karen Susanne Arsenault 'sang 'Somewhere Over the 'Rainbow'; Barbara on "Why I Like to Read"; Lambert danced a Highland : Fling. Eight girls made up a set for a square dance, and the} whole pack sang two songs. . The ladies also heard the : students who competed in the en! Inspectorate Public Speaking contest, Shelléy Fisher spoke Janet Waddington's subject was "Sir Alexander Graham Bell", and Anne Bishop spoke on "Travel Is Interesting"'. TO REMAIN DORMANT It was decided that the Max- well Heights Home and School Asseciation should remain dor- mant for a period of two years, at which time it may be re- newed if there are enough in- terested parents, Meanwhile, a committee of mothers will be formed to arrange for any help the teachers may need for open house, field day, the skating party, the graduation dinner, or whatever they wish to plan. BADGES PRESENTED At the meeting of the 2ist Cubs the following badges were presented: - House Orderly--Wessley Glas- pell, David Love; Team Player - Brad Roddick; Collector -- Al- lan Bathe and Terry Souch. For a "good turn", the boys recently brought 'fruit to their meéting. Three attractive baskets were made up arid pre- sented to people in the com- munity. The boys enjoyed a hike in Glen Glaspell's woods, with a tour of the animals and equip- ment in the barn, The boys earned $4.97 as a contribution to the Jock Hamil- ton Fund by doing odd jobs at home. over the Easter holidays. COUPLE HONORED Mr. and Mrs. Foster Snowden, life-long residents of the Kedron community were honored at a special evening in the Lower Hall of the church 'on Friday. An interesting program was presented before the presenta- tion. Sharon Scott, accompanied by Linda Scott sang a solo. Mrs. William Spry, of Columbus, read one of Gregory Clark's short humorous sketches. With Mrs, Ross Lee supplying a piano accompaniment, Sebast- ian Hohmann favored with a few numbers on his new '"guitjo" a cross between a guitar and a banjo, and on the musical saw. Walter Davis gave a reading, "Homemade Bread". Mrs. Douglas Love accompanied by Mrs, Charles Thomias, sang sev- eral songs. Mrs. Thomas Fiett, of Col- umbus, read the address of ion, as Mr. and Mrs. Snowden were given a card table set, a table cloth, a set of dishes and a plant. Mr. and Mrs. Snowden will make their home in Brooklin with their daughter, Bessie. If Nation's Credit Is Good, Ottawa Will Lend Cash OTTAWA (CP)--Trade Minis- ter Sharp said Monday the fed- era] government is prepared to consider making long - term loans to any countries with a good credit rating to assist them to buy Canadian-designed nuclear power plants. He made the statement after Canada and India signed an agreement under which the Ex- port Credits Insurance Corpora- tion, a federal agency, will lend India $37,000,000 to cover the purchase in Canada of equip- ment, materials and_ services for a 200,000 kilowatt nuclear power. station Cleric Cleared On | & uJ i Molesting Count TORONTO (CP) -- Judge Bruce J. S. Macdonald Monday acquitted Canon Walter White- head Jarvis, 61, an Anglican Church rector, of indecently as- saulting a 14-year-old' boy last Dec, 18 yA. i GARDEN | CHAISETTE Judge Macdonald said he dis-; ; missed the charge because of| 7 Many subjects for your selection. doubt about whether the boy had consented to Canon's ac- tions. 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