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+ 8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 23, 1964 SANDRA COOK JANICE WILTON _ Three Girl Guides of the 13th Receive Their All Round Cords A special meeting was held recently for the presentation of three All Round Cords to Janice Wilton, Shaune Murphy and San- dra Cook:of the 13th Guide Com- pany. Mrs. Donald Fox, Division Commissioner, presented -- the cords to Mrs. N. *F. Wilton, Mrs. T. H, Murphy and Mrs. H. M. Cook, who each in turn fastened a cord on her daugh- ter. Badges and service stars were presented to those earning them. Guide Pamela Cowan was enrolled by Mrs. district commissioner. The three girls receiving their all round cords were congratu- lated and fhe horseshoe broke. Gamts were taken. by Diane Evans, Carol Hopkins, Karen Brock and Suzanne Wiltshire J. L, Bird,| lake trout eggs and hatching \takes place in mid-winter under|ers and scrap-books, Mrs. Lang- ithe ice. ' i Remains President Of Oshawa WCTU Mrs. Clayton Lee elected president of the WCTU at its regular meeting held re- cently. Other officers elected were: past - president, Mrs. Charles Langfield; ist vice-pres- ident, Mrs, Howard Brown; 2nq vice-president, Mrs. E. .A. Henley; recording secretary, Mrs. Fred Cooke; correspond- ing secretary, Mrs. Harry Mel- low; treasurer, Mrs. Lawrence Muldrew; pianist, Mrs. Lloyd Pegg; press reporter, Mrs. Clayton Lee. Superintendents are: evangelistic and Christian stewardship, Mrs. Fred Wil- liams; flowers and cards, Mrs. Charles Lanfield; temperance in Sunday schools, Mrs, , Howard Brown; world and Canadian missions, Mrs, Harold Parrott; publicity and social, Mrs. Harry SHAUNE MURPHY Mellow and Mrs. Glen Henry; medal contest, Mrs. - Charles Langfield; peace and interna- tional, Mrs. E. A. Henley; post- COOL HATCHERY In many Jakes, incubation of field and Mrs, Howard Brown. Mrs. Clayton Lee lisaahoans portion of the meeting. was re- Mre Lee presided for the |Mrs. Fred Cooke read the mis UNITS, GROUPS {utes and Mrs. Lawrence Mul-| drew gave the treasurer's re-| | AUXILIARIES - |port. Mrs. Langfield reported on the sick and shut-ins, ; LEND A HAND CLUB Hand work was given out to| The Lend a Hand club held a ithe members in preparation for/pot luck supper before its clos- the fall sale of work and the|ing meeting. date for it is to be announced! The meetibg opened = with later, 'prayer, roll call, and the. read- Mrs. Howard Brown led thejing of minutes. Sister Ann Holt devotienal period, taking as her|presided, assisted. by Sister theme "Ten reasons why some|Lucellie Gibbs. people don't get to church." CP and T report was given Several portions of scripture/py Sister Pear] Peacock. Wheel were read by Mrs. Brown and| chairs, and walkers were avail- the closing hymn was "Here Am able 'for anyone wishing use of I, Send Me"'. 'lsame, Sister Lucellier Gibbs Mrs. Pegg gave a paper on|gavye her report on the sick "Toc Alpha' stating that this|members. group were concerned about' Distribution of tickets for the schools of higher learning in To-|strawberry supper was made. ronto, Higher learning consists|The supper will be at Sister Ann of many things but it is. becom-|Holt's home in Courtice on July ing icreasingly clear that the/g, art uf tippling is an acquired) one to be found on many cam- puses, Mrs. Charles Langfield was in ; charge of the clip sheet'assisted| Sister May Bunker offered her by Mrs. Frank Cooke, Mrs, | home for a pot-luck supper on Harry Mellow ang Mrs. Law-|September 1, at 6.30 p.m. rence Muldrew. Bingo was played. » The final committee meeting will be at Sister Ann Holt's June 29 at 6.30 p.m. who were trying for their host- ess badges. Janice Wilton, Shaune Murphy ed with a -pen and pencil set leach from the company and a leather zippered binder from Mrs. Thomas Daley, Captain and Mrs. L. J. Kelemen, Lieu- tenant. Campfire: followed and a skit on camp acted out by the guides trying for their hostess badges. A decorated cake made 'for the occasion was served with hot chocolate. Campfire closed with "Taps". Special guests present for the loccasion were Division Commis- sioner, Mrs. Donald Fox; Dis- trict Commissioner, Mrs. J. L. Baird; Mrs. Douglas Nesbitt, Divisional Camp Advisor; and the parents and friends of the three honored guides. LODGES AND SOCIETIES |Mrs. L. O. Irwin's garden. Mrs, and Sandra Cook were present-| goes Picture-taking has never been easier... cy a look to the. IODE (Prince Philip Chapter) |Frank Taylor, Mrs. A: S, What- The monthly meeting of thejtam, Mrs. J. R. Girard and Prince Philip Chapter, IODE/Mrs. J. A. Mitchell agreed to was held at Adelaide House with/form the telephoning commit- the age 0 rg J. A. Mit- | tee. chell, presiding. It was agreed by the mem- Mrs. J. A, Aldwinckle, Social : Editor of The Oshawa Times, | Pe°S nat ee pe made gave a very graphic account of|"e8atding the setting up of a the July 1 Folk Festival to take| Publicity Booth relative to IODE place in Alexandra Park. Therejat thé Folk Festival being held is to be a mammoth parade and the event promises to be the most outstanding ever held in the City of Oshawa. Mrs. Wallace Butler, secre-/ tary of Services at Home and) Abroad, read a-letter from the chapter's adopted Korean girl, and reported that Mrs. J. Mitchell, Mrs. A, S. pe A.|Queen" and Mrs. at Alexandra Park on July 1. The Regent, Mrs. J. A. Mitchell, and the publicity convener, Mrs. K. R. Wagg, were to be respon- sible in this regard. The meeting closed with the singing of "God Save the een" Leo Glover officiating as standard bearer. and Mrs. Wallace Butler -woul staff the Tuck Shop at Hills- dale, June 19. i World Affairs convener, Mrs. J, L. Beaton, read Mr. M. Mc- Intyre: Hood's regular report which proved of great interest as always. | Mrs. J. W. Girard, ways and, means convener, thanked all members: who had assisted on Tag Day thereby making it suc- cessful, Letters of thanks were to be sent to the Armories, the Police and The Oshawa MARKS HISTORY WNNIPEG (CP)--The Mani- toba department of mines and mineral resources has launched a program to mark historical sites in the province. The de- partment intends to mark such sites as Indian encampments, historic river fords, prairie trail junctions and buffalo grazing lands. The marked sites will be shown on provincial road maps. Times, as well as non-members who had assisted with the tag- ging. It was announced that the June meeting would take t! form of a picnic to be held in FLOWER PRINCIPLES | Modern Japanes flower ar- jrangement has nine principles, but the five basic ones are de- sizn scale, balance, focus and |harmony. 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