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per- , of our dirit 1 in icu- iy 1 nid- life ntice reli- be- em- half shiy the one, ust, em- will and lid lan, Mrs. L. W. Oxenham, left, a member of the library staff, and Mrs. P. T. Cars- well, a member of the art committee of the Lyceum Club and Women's Art As- sociation, hang. exhibits for display in McLaughlin Pub- lic Library, which opens February 2 for two weeks. Mrs. Oxenham is submitting two of her own paintings, LYCEUM CLUB PREPARES FOR ART SHOW | OPENING THURSDAY --_renca*wih" tn done in abstract form, as is Mrs. Carswell, in abstract- expressionism. Mrs. Cars- well's paintings will be un- der her nom de plume of "Mollie Barton." She is a Officer Training Course Held For Scout Group Auxiliaries continuing to give unstintingly| of her time and efforts to bene- | The January meeting of the Oshawa District Committee for Scout Group Auxiliaries was host to all secretaries and trea- surers from the Oshawa Scout Auxiliaries, An instruction period for the duties and qualifications of these officers was under the direction of Mrs. G..N. Var- num, a past president of the District Committee. Care in the selection of offi- cers was urged and each officer was urged to own and study the Auxiliary Handbook, particular- ly in relationship: to her own office. The highlight of the evening came as a surprise to the presi- dent, Mrs. Frank Gravelle. Mrs. John Collins, president of the First Oshawa Scout Group Aux- iliary, presented to Mrs. Gra- velle, on behalf of the Boy Scouts of Canada, a long serv- ice award. Mrs, Gravelle has served the Scout Movement in Oshawa both in the First Scout Group and the District Committee since 1955. She has held many executive positions, including a three-year term as First Oshawa Auxiliary president and is now in her sec- ond year as District Committee president. Though no longer having a boy in Scouting she is Projects For Year Outlined To Club At the annual membership tea of the Federation of French- Canadian Women, held in the parish centre of l'Assomption de) Notre Dame, the president, Mrs. Jean Cardinal, outlined events planned for the year ahead. The league is now working to find the names of French couples who would be interested| in taking part in a weekend ~ mission at the retreat house, Port Credit, February 10. In April a communion-break- fast will be held for members fit the Scout Movement. Mrs. Varnum reported on the last meeting of Oshawa District Council which she attended with Mrs. Gravelle. The meet- ing had been of special interest due to a talk by S. A. Richard- son, District Scout Executive officer, on "The changing pro- gram of Scouting." This new approach is expected to be in full operation by September of 1968 and is designed to create and hold the interest of all boys between the ages of eight through to twenty-three. Mrs. J. W. Sleep gave an in- teresting report of the Scout Conference held at Camp Bor- den last November on public relations. Two chartered buses and private cars had carried the Oshawa delegation to the conference. Mrs. Gravelle announced that Mrs. Robert Fraser would serve as the Roman Catholic District Representative for the year. Help from the auxiliaries in preparing and serving meals at Camp Samac was requested for a Cub Leaders Course March 4 and a Scout Leaders' Course April 8. It was announced that a church parade would be held. at Civic Auditorium, Sunday, Feb- rurary 19. DIANE EVANS | All-Round Cord | Presented To Guide Of 13th Company | The second highest award in| guiding, the All-Round Cord, was presented to Diane Evans at the regular meeting of the 13th Oshawa Guide Company. Mrs. B. D. Hitchens, District Commissioner, presented the AS ds it around her cord to Diane and Mrs. Evans placed daughter's arm. Gayle Shield was enrolled and DE PLIES 4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY i FOR YOU (or For Husband and Wife) with Mrs. Jean-Charles Guay in > charge of arrangements. In May the league will hold its annual Mother's Day flower -- 1 sale. sale will be held in June and will hold a bake sale and ex- hibition of French - Canadian arta and crafts in the Oshawa Fol Festival Centennial cele- brations. Ya September the members will start a collection of toys to be repaired and delivered to needy families for Christmas. During 1967 the members will continue with the $2 talent proj- ect which was most successful last year, Mrs. Yvan Gilbert) _ will be the convener. The Reverend Father Roland Sanschagrin OMI, § ) honor, spoke about his experi ences when studying geology |: and showed slides taken in all] parts of Canada. Mrs. Gilbert Blois won the) 91 ease DON'T APPLY UNLESS YOU HAVE AMBITION AND A DESIRE FOR FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE. "MR. JACK'S" | door prize donated by Mrs. Bertrand Blouin. RIGHT FOR ROVERS SASKATOON (CP) -- Sadn.|> Lar, Betty Bell, a food services| staff officer at the headquarters | - of the Canadian Forces Train- ing Command in Winnipeg, re- commends a career in the RCAF for young women "with a bit of} " gypsy blood.' She has served ._A strawberry social and bake | . | eS | | To go into your own business in one of Canada's set. most unique, boutique shop organizations. Retail- ing ladies' sportswear, dresses, pants, shirts and +| sweaters -- with special attention to the younger | » We are about to open' New Boutique Shop branch : _ stores across the country. No experience needed. dl g 38 King St. West, : | Telephone number. 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We are about to select one applicant for an exclusive branch store in Oshawa, Whitby, Bowmanville, Ajax and Peterborough, Replies will be held in strict confidence -- Please include your your bank Ras Cobourg, Ontario -- May we you for 14 years in France, West) < Germany and Sardinia. ger before replying. * y ag jthe Ladies' Auxiliary of \Canadian Corps {uary meeting. ldent, Mrs. William Watts; ist|Mrs. Neil Mallette, was initi- |vice-president, | Sisters Receive Gold Cords Th Ist Guide Company Ceremony A ceremony held recently at|Southdale District, Mrs. F. S. Guide House saw two Guides|Wotton, after having received of the Ist Oshawa Guide Com-|the cords from the Guide Cap- pany presented with the highest|/tain, Mrs. J. M. Barta, pre- '|award in guiding -- the Gold/sented them to the parents for Cord. Receiving their cards| presentation to their daughters. were Susan and Lynda Slee-, A presentation of gold tender- man, daughters of Mr. andj|foot pins was made to the girls Mrs. H. T. Sleeman, Wood!by Mrs. G. W. Luhtala_ on Street. behalf of the ist Oshawa Parent District Commissioner of;Committee. Eleanor Lowry pre- ---- ----|sented eacii of the honored guides with a Guide ring from the company. Service stars were presented |to other members of the com- pany and enrolment was held for Sheila McRae and Laurie Beta Sigma Phi Presents Program On Public Speakin Ts cok the first celebration Cultural programs entitled) by the company in centennial "Let's talk on the Radio and| year, a film was shown entitled over Television". and 'You and, "Upper Canada Village." your Audience" were presented| A buffet supper was arranged at the recent meeting of the by the Parent Committee and Delta Sigma Chapter of Beta,the evening concluded with Sigma Phi held at the home of} Vespers and taps the chapter's president, Mrs a se D ld Liddiard. the first snide presented by Camera Club Prize Winners Mrs. Donald Liddiard in the ab- sence of Mrs. Carl Schoenau,! took the form of an informal discussion of each member's| Oshawa Camera Club presi favorite radio or tele-\dent Ted Tozer, complimented vision speaker. Points were|members on the quality and | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, January 31, 1967 11 -g LYNDA AND SUSAN SLEEMAN ~--Oshawa Times Photo persons were favorite broad-|competition last week. The first casters. place winners of the various| | The second topic was pre- Classes were as follows: | sented by Mrs. Fred Beare who Junior pictorial: Molli e| quotation,|Davies; Junior Nature: John |The speaker's manner should|Pratt; intermediate pictorial: | suggest self-reliance -- that he|Nirmal Sinha; intermediate} is master of his subject andjnature, W. Bradbury and Doro-| iia : ; master of himself," by Kirk-|thy Tozer (tied); senior pictor-| reflecting an expression by |natrick. Mrs. Beare presented|ial: Fred Miller and Hazell the artist, in abstract. the qualities of a good speaker|Worfolk (tied); senior nature: --Oshawa Times Photo |as being platform presence, Fred Miller; special abstracts: --* _ --igestures, and delivery of|Hazel Worfolk. | speech. The following were awarded Village, called "Rocks and Seaweed' it appears to be graduate of the Ontario Col- lege of Art. The painting in the picture is one of the exhibits submitted by Pro- fessor Morey of Pickering di "1° | : 4 PO | A report f Beta S Phijh rabl tion: Moll Canadian Corps Auxiliary uals cali ia en, geek o ' tennial Rose Garden project, the| Hill, Nirma! Sinha, M. Vaillan- Installs Centennial Executive Founder's Day banquet to be|court, W. Bradbury, Dorothy held April 25 and the annual Tozer, T. Rowland, Fred Mil-| : : fashion show to be held March/ler, Marion Davenport and Jen-| The Centennial executive for;ymembers for their continued|7 at St. Gregory's Auditorium. |nie Pringle. : brought out to show why these| quantity of slides submitted for|= in q 74 CELINA STREET FOR THE FINEST DRAPES fabrics... "Free Customer Parking while shopping et our store" Custom and Ready Made the latest Shades and see... 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A new member, Mrs. Paul|ated and welcomed into the} Smith; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. |@Uxiliary. | George Price; secretary, Mrs.| Mrs. Smith gave a report on| Anthony Smykal; treasurer,|rentals and banquets over the | Mrs. Verna Corby; sergeant-at-|past year, showing a good arms, Mrs. Frances Owens; profit. | and chaplain Mrs. George) It was announced that the Homes, and conveners. jauxiliary would have the honor reiting eneculve and waked 'nt, isting the executive of 8 ' __|the United Services Branch) |No. 2, Ladies' Auxiliary in To- | badges were presented to those' onto, February 18, and a bus| earning them. | Cucai were slaved followed| Would be chartered for those by campfire, when songs and|Wishing to attend. A spring| skits were presented by guides;rummage sale was discussed working for their hostess/for Wednesday, March 29. It badges. Refreshments and a ; suitably inscribed cake were was: reported that the Men's served. 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