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WHITBY DAY - BY - DAY Past Presidents Honored By Parents WHITBY -- The 15th annual meeting of the Ear' A. Fair- man Home and School Associa- tion was held recently in the form of a 15th anniversary re- union, Mrs. D. Banks, the re- tiring president, welcomed the members. Parents of pre-school- ers and past presidents were especially welcomed. The meeting was divided with Mrs. M. Felstead explain- ing to the new parents, what children entering school are re- quired to know and would learn in their first year of school. C. Sarles outlined what he would expect of his pupils at- tending senior public school. Both speakers were thanked. CORSAGE PEESENTED Mrs. J. Frost was introduced and presented with a corsage by the president for being the only original teacher still on as follows: Mrs. C. Heard, 1952; Mrs. V. Harris, 1956; Mrs. C. A. Sturgis, 1959-60 and Mrs. D. Banks, 1964-65. All were pre- sented with corsages for their work through the years. Unable to attend were Mrs. J._M._ Hird, 1953 and Mrs, FE. Snow, 1957-58. Deceased past Ee presidents, Mrs. D. Holliday, 1950-51 and Mrs. L. Gibson, 1954- 55, were also remembered. OFFICERS ELECTED The slate of officers was pre- sented and accepted as the 1966- 67 executive. President Mr. R. Holmes; vice-president, Mrs. I. W. Davie; secretary, Mrs. J. McDonald; treasurer, Mrs. R. Moore; correspondence secre- tary, Mrs. D. E. Cane; socail conveners, Mrs. S. Skea and Mrs. D. Aitkenhead; member- ship, Mrs. H. Brown, room rep- resentative chairman, Mrs. R. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, April 21, 1966 § place early in May. In the mean- time bundles of clothing may be left at.the church hall. St. Mark's UCW Seeks Clothing WHITBY Mrs. William | Porter, the soloist at St. Mark's United Church last Sunday morning, sang A. H. Malotte's arrangement of The Twenty- Third Psalm. The minister's message was entitled "Chiis- tian Conscience." The Sacrament of Infant Bap- tism will be observed next Sun- day at St. Mark's. Members of the UCW are collecting good used clothing for their annual shipment for overseas relief. Baling will take SUNNYBROO FOOD MARKETS New Store Opening Just Arrived ! SPRING Made-to-Measure Clothes. HOUSE 'OF HOBBERLIN TIP TOF TAILORS Freemans Formal Ri a uss EEVE MEN'S SHOP 129 Brock St, S., Whitby PHONE 668.2091 PICKERING HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION OPENED staff. Special thanks on behalf of the association for her gen- erous co-operation throughout the years were extended. Mrs. Frost gave # brief out- line of how Earl A. Fairman (Hillcrest) Home and School Association started in 1950 and) introduced the past presidents! Wilson. | During the evening the audi-) ence was treated to a pleasing! duet by Douglas Church and Mrs. D. Williams. The meeting adjourned for refreshments with a_ special cake for the occasion. Centennial Plans Discussed The meeting of the Evening| Guild of All' Saints Anglican Church was held, April 18, in) the parish hall with 24 members present. | Plans were finalized for the) auction sale to be held at Whit- by Community Arena, April 30,| to rasie money for the Centen- nial Celebration of All Saints' Anglican Church. A general discussion took/ place regarding the Centennial | Old Tyme Tea to be held May 28 from 2.30 till 5 p.m. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Sugden and Mrs. Fred Read. WCTU Hears Annual Reports The Women's Christian Tem-;Mary Mitchell conducted the| Oshawa. perance Union met April 19 at the home of Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Colborne st. Mrs. Harold Quan- trill presided and opened the meeting with an_ inspirational selection from the White Ribbon Tidings. The annual reports were brought in by the various' departments. Mrs. Harold Crawford was in| charge of the devotional, Her subject was "Martha". Mrs. clip sheet. She was assisted by Mrs. J, E. Whitehurst, Mrs. Olive Robinson and Miss Maude} Cameron. Mrs. Whiteburst read a very| interesting selection on "Pray-| er'. A number of items of in terest were discussed. Mrs. Quantrill closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by Mrs. Crawforth and Miss Cameron. Whitby General Hospital W en's Auxiliary held an execu- tive meeting at the home of Mrs. J. O. Ruddy. Plans were made for the next general meet- ing to be held at Kathleen Rowe School, April 25. Final preparations were made for the children's show with Ma- gician John Fiordmaine on April Street High School. At the close served refreshments. Dougall, Sr.; their son 1 treasurer of the parents com-|qelo9o, Wendy DePratto, Susan] gille, Joan Langille, Patty Fer-| the Dunbarton High School. The opened in October. The of the addition contains 34 class- cafeteria now seats 450 stu- to the rooms and shops as well as dents. Seen here are the Pickering District High a second auditorium and administrative offices in the School marked the end of enlarged cafeteria accom- new wing. the shift system for hun- modation. The new audi- dreds of students at the torium will be officially 30th Guide Company The opening, after Easter holidays, $2,000,000 addition --Oshawa Times Photo MALE full or part time © BUTCHERS © MEAT COUNTER CLERKS © GROCERY CLERKS © PARCEL BOYS FEMALE full or part time © CASHIERS ® MEAT COUNTER CLERKS Apply in Person to: SUNNYBROOK FOOD MKT. FORMERLY STEINBERG'S 114 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY Minimum Age 16 RED WING ORCHARDS Invites you to visit our... COLD STORAGE 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. MON. to FRI. --ROADSIDE MARKET-- Open Weekends Mcintosh -- Spy & Russett Apples and Fresh Cider Located 22 Miles West of Whitby on No. 2 Highway at the "BIG RED APPLES" Holds Annual Banquet Over 100 mothers and daugh-jdra Johnson and Vivian Kosti-;ene Vandeloo. Knitters badge -- ters attended the third annual|uck, with blazer crests in ap-/Donna Dickison, dinner of the 30th Guide Com- preciation of four month's ser- pany in the form of a "Planned | vice with the pack. BROWNIE BADGES Pot Luck", at Guide House, Entertainment was provided) Artists badege: Wendy APSE with several Guides doing folk|ton, Carol Goodwin, Yvette} Mrs. George Pettes, presi-/dances, highland dances and Deveaux, Janine Pettes, Teri dent of the Parents Committee,|modern dancing complete with|Pettes, Marlene Pettes. Book was master of ceremonies, The|@ surprise visit by 'The Bea-|!over: Wendy Appleton, Joan head table was decorated with|tles'". Many mothers were de-|Kostiuck. Collectors: Karen | bronze chrysanthemums. The lighted with the talents display- Boychyn, Bridgette Gardner, | arrangement was sent to Deb-/ed by the girls. Marlene Pettes. House orderly: bie Crosby of the Guide Compa) The following badges were|Kathy Smyth, Karen Kernog-| who was in the Oshawa Hos-|Presented: han, Valerie Johnson, Dawn} pital. Harper, Judy Langille, Patty) GUIDE BADGES Ferguson. Minstrel: Janine] A toast to the Queen was! Hostess badge -- Debbie Cros- Pettes. Needlework: Janine proposed by Lieutenant Gery/py, Lynn Cziranka, Lynda Bir-| Pettes, Diana English. Skat- Welsh. Mrs. Harry Dickinson, |,ett, Debbie Irwin, Helene Van- | ers: Carol Goodwin, Judy Lan-| | mittee, said grace. Lieutenant|pickison. Toymakers badge -- guson. Thrift: Bridgette Gard-| 'Jan. Newland proposed a toast/nonna Dickison, Linda Mika-\ner, Dawn Harper, Tery Pettes. | om-jhome of Mr. and Mrs. William |t0 the Guide Movement, which|jayskas, Linfa Birkett, Wendy |Toymaker: Gunn, Palmerston ave. Satur- day afternoon they attended the opening cocktail party at the Whitby Golf and Country Club and the wind-up of the Fisher- men Golfing Bonspiel at Whit-| by Curling Club in which Mrs. | Gunn had participated. Best wishes to Robert Jack-/ 23 from 2 till 4 p.m. at Henry son, 25 Queen's rd., who is cele-/ Church. brating his birthday today. | Congratulations daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs./\of their ninth wedding anniver- Peter MacDougall, Jr. and their| sary. son, Robert, Ottawa, were guests at the MacDougall resi- dence Whitby Town Line. Mrs. Harry Watts and her son, < Poise Bridgette Gardner, | was responded by Commission-|nepratio, Helene Vandeloo, Jan-|Janine Pettes. Woodworkers: | er Mrs. James .W MacLean. | et Noble. Athlete badge: Kathy|Caro. Goodwin, Wendy Appleton. | ---- Vandeloo, Sandra Johnson, Lin-| Writers: Wendy Appleton, Carol GUESTS OF HONOR da Kawecki. Craft Emblem:|Goodwin, Kathy Smyth, Joan All present were honored to|Donna_ Sherriffs. Keep Fit|/Kostiucq, Karen Kernohan, have as special guests Division|badge: Sandra Johnson, Linda|Dawn Harper, Patty Ferguson, Commissioner Mrs, Fox, Dis-)|Kawecki, Wendy DePratto, Hel-| Janine Pettes, Karen Boychyn. trict Commissioner, Mrs. Mac ss "4 Lean and Mrs. John Porter re- presenting Westminster United BROCK WHITBY Evening Programs at 7 & 8:50 Mrs, John Goodwin, secretary, Feature Starts at 7 and 9:20 extended a vote of thanks to and bestimrs, G i Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Mac- wishes were extended to Metra ae gee ce and and Mrs. Gunn on the occasion ing on the parent executive for the past two years. On behalf of those present thanks were ex- tended to the mothers Recommended As ADULT ENTERTAINMENT and Mr, and Mrs. Roy Switzer, cuides of the 22nd and 29th after spending the winter months in Ocala, Florida, were guests at the home of his uncle Packs for serving at the tables. Mrs. Fox gave a most inter-) John, 124 Mary st. e., attend- and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William) esting talk on the uses of Guide ed the funeral of Mrs. Watts' simpson, before returning to|House and invited all present son, the late William Watts, of Lancaster, Ont. Blair Park Vista Teen Club is holding a dance at R. A. Hutch-| ison School April 22. The "In- Crowd" will provide dance mu-| sic. This social event is opened to all district teenagers. Mrs. Raymond Hawkins, Mrs. Paul Hatfield and Leonard Pridie, of Blair Park Vista Ratepayers As- sociation will act as chaperones. Mrs. John MacGillivray, 1033 Wardman cres., entertained at her home at a 'Quilting Bee". Present were: Mrs. K. Hep- burn, Mrs. William Hilts, Mrs. Henry Dick, Mrs. Fred Tully, Mrs. §. Samanski and Mrs. J. Carley. The hostess served re- freshments. Miss Patricia Gunn, Windsor, was a guesi iasi weekend at the their home in Lions Head. Mrs. V. D. Richardson who for the past few months was in Galt with her son and daughter- | in-law Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Richardson is now visiting her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Treen, Euclid st., she will also visit in Peterbor- | ough with her son Stewart Rich-| ardson and family and other! relatives and friends, Miss Jane McBain, 711 Dun- das st. w., spent the Eas- | ter holidays in Pembroke the guest of Miss Cathy Neville. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Han- sen, Scarborough, were visitors over the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Simp- son. FAMOUS FOR STYLE AND COMFORT Always in good taste -- From $15.98 to $24.95 COLLINS SHOES 119 BROCK ST. S. Whitby 668-3476 OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M, Whotever the occasion to view the trophies, committee | rooms and other facilities. 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