| < gat eanaen NR agpCENN = -- , eats a St a % 6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, February 25, 1965 | County Farmers Plan Estate Planning Course Directors of Ontario) Produ The County Federation of Agricul ture, ned their Feb. 16 meeting, rs held their annual -| mee' in conjunction with the Federation of Agriculture meet- the recommendation|ing. Harry Ferguson, of Kes- its education committee to|wick, was the guest speaker. a one-day eeting on "Estate Planning.' 'This meeting is scheduled for information Mr. Ferguson gave a com- "\parative summary of wheat marketing in Ontario County Mar. 29 between 10 a.m. and 4/and in the Province of Ontario, p.m. It will be held at Haugen's|and answered the questions Bar-B-Q, Manchester, and isjdirected to him by the wheat open to the first 60 people who|producers present. register with the secretary of p peeks Mrs, Leslie Myers, wood. Each person at- tending will be expected August Geisberger, Oshawa, RR 2, was re-elected chairman for Ontario County Wheat to be|Producers for the coming year tesponsible for the cost of their|and Leslie Meyers, Goodwood, own dinner. Leadership for the meeting was. appointed secretary. A brochure containing a list will be provided by Alan Cur-jof the executive and commit- ren, a chartered life under-|tees of Ontario County Federa- writer, who will be assisted by|tion of Agriculture for 1965 was Robert Dick, a barrister andjdistributed to those attending|Healy, RR 6, Orillia; Estate|the meeting and copies thoroughly chartered accoiintant. Planning will be examined 'personnel answer a tions. are Members of the Federation of wide range of ques- Agriculture executive are: pres- The federation of agriculture|ident, Lloyd Wilson, RR 1, Ash- urges the farmers in this area|burn; first vice-president, Keith ot ta for this meeting|/Rynard, RR 1, Sunderland; sec- now. Plans were also approved for I the annual worship service tojpresidents, 4 12 at the Old|Udney and Morrison Colville, be held Sept. Stone Church, Beaverton. WHEAT PRODUCERS The Ontario County Whea ond vice-president, Norman Leh- man, RR 2, Claremont; past Wallace MacLean, RR 2, Sunderland; finance chairman, Lorne Tindall, Good- tlwood; membership convener, WHITBY PERSONALS Prior to her marriage, Mrs.|bridge; Miss Marlene Gaudaur, Robin Dermont Whitfield, the former Miss Sandra Betty God- frey, was entertained at a mis Ashburn; Donald Snowball, Markham; Mr. and Mrs. James -|Patterson, Brooklin; Mr, and cellaneous shower at the home}Mrs. Richard Winter, Mr. and of Mrs. Robert Nelson, Clarence drive, Whitby, co-host ess was Mrs. Bruce Mahaffy. Out-of-town guests attending) Urbanski, Mr. the Whitfield-Godfrey wedding, Anglican held in All Saints' Church, Whitby Feb. 13 were: 707 Mrs, Basil Churchyard, Picker- -|ing; Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Bailey, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Weston, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony and Mrs. Eric Halton, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frost, Oshawa and their sons, Roger and Peter, and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs, John Jarvis and|Mrs. Walter Thom and their their son Ronald, Mrs. Florence|daughter Janet, Ajax. Deidrich, Unionville; Mr. and Barry Mrs, Eugene O'Beirn, Mrs. Jack Frost, 47 Greta Gwen Squair, Oshawa, were co- ( Hancock, Mrs. E. A. James, Ux-| street, Oshawa, assisted by Mrs, CGIT Group 50 Years Old WHITBY (Staff) -- A reunion banget will be held Feb. 27 at Brooklin United Church to cele- brate the 50th anniversary of the Canadian Girls-In-Training all over Canada. The Brooklin CGIT was found- ed in 1926 with Mrs. Harry Lade, the former Miss Gwen Devitt, then a teacher at Brook- lin Public School, who will be in attendance. General convener of the ban- quet is Mrs. Ralph Thompson, assisted by Mrs. George Mun- dy, Mrs. Ray Hodson, Miss Doris Batty, Mrs. Robert Hum- phreys and Mrs. Harold Dennis. Registration is at 6 p.m. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Fisher, wife of Rev. M. C. Fisher, minister at Fenelon Falls United Church and a for- mer minister at Brooklin United Church. On Sunday, Rev. Harriet Christie will be in the pulpit at the 11 a.m. service. She will de assisted by CGIT Leaders. Miss hostesses at a miscellaneous bridal shower at the Frost resi- dence. Sandra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Scott, is celebrating her sixth birthday today. Gaston Grondine, Trois Rivieres, Quebec, who was at- tending an insurance convention in Toronto was a recent week- end guest at the home of his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jean Claude Barrette, 320 Rosedale drive. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Moore, 508 Perry street were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corner, RR 1, Oshawa, Sorry to learn that Mrs. J. A. Osterhout is in the Oshawa General Hospital. Friends ex-| Donald Hadden, RR 2, Black- water; secretary - treasurer, Edna Meyers, Goodwood; field- man, Les Meyers, Goodwood. Finance committee -- Lorne Tindall, Laurence Doble, RR 3, Uxbridge; Anson Gerrow, RR 3, Port Perry; Morrison Colville and Wallace MacLean, Insurance Committee -- Anson Gerrow, Donald Hadden, Gor- don Ward, RR 3, Uxbridge; Earl Windatt, RR 3, Beaverton; Lorne Tindaii, Gary Herrema, RR 2, Uxbridge; Ralph Jones, RR 2, Claremont; Mrs, R. Stiver, RR 2, Uxbridge and Wal- lace MacLean. Rural Development Commit- tee -- Les Meyers, Gordon Cor- ner, RR 1, Oshawa; Tom Har- rison, RR 2, Beaverton; Charles George Davidson, RR 3, Blackwater; available to interested parties|Cjarkson Arnold, Zephyr; Allen and these qualified|on request. will be prepared to| EXECUTIVE MEMBERS Crosier, RR 2, Blackwater and Norman Lehman, Resolutions -- Morrison Col- ville, Reg. Hoskins, RR 2, Claremont; Keith Rynard, Don- ald Hadden and Donald Sander- son, RR 1, Ashburn. Land Acquisition and Assess- ment ---Tom Harrison, Allan Crosier, Russell Morrison, Ray Ingleton, RR 1, Brooklin; Ches. Oldham, Zephyr; August Geis- berger, RR 2, Oshawa Clar- ence Werry, RR 2, Oshawa Charles Forsythe, RR 1, Ux- bridge; Charles Healy, Keith Rynard, Edgar Ward, Clare- mont; Ralph Jones and the county assessor, Education and Publicity--Mrs. Ross Shier, RR 1, Sunderland; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith, RR 3, Uxbridge; Norman Leh- man, Don Sanderson, RR 1, Ashburn; Gary Herrema and Ted Lamb, RR 4, Port Perry. Farm Wood Crop -- August Geisberger, Mrs. Nottingham, Myrtle; Donald Sanderson, Lorne Tindali, john MacDonald, RR 6, Orillia; Wallace MacLean and Morrison Colville. | Unit Prepares For Blossom Tea WHITBY -- St. Mark's United Church Women, Unit No. 4, held its meeting Feb. 23. In the ab- sence of the leader, Mrs. R. W. MacCarl, Mrs. Fred Ollen-Bittle chaired the meeting opening| with a poem entitled "'Christian- ity" and prayer. During the business session, Mrs. Jessie Gartshore consent- ed to be ticket convener for the Unit for the forthcoming Blos- som tea of April 2. All members were asked to save Canada Packers' labels for the North Whitby United Church Women to make it pos- sible to obtain flatwear. Miss Winnifred Boys led the worship service with scripture reading and meditation, "If we cannot be a lighthouse, let us Parents Asked [i223 ate Be Realistic BOWMANVILLE -- More than 125 foster parents and support- ers of the Northumberland-Dur- ham Children's Aid Society were urged Tuesday to be old-fash- ioned and realistic in preparing| pisCRIMINATION their youngsters for the future. Speaker at the society's an- nual meeting was tne Very Rev. Finlay G. Stewar:, Kitchener,|thinking of future past moderator of the Presby- terian Church of Canada, Dr. aims for parents and guardians: "Be old-fashioned in your con- victions. yeur beliefs in your children; and set your goa.» and ideals far ahead. "We have come to that time riod we are in. said. The problem of racial problems. Stewart offered three trvelling through Be old fashioned injthe next generatioa, The increase ot aware of the revolutionary pe- "Today we are seeing a revo- lution not an evolution, and the \problems our child:en will have to face will be something new and thrilling that will require a|Pose. different kind of thinking," he crimination must be solved, not just "dealt with', he said. The|standing,"' he said will be forced to centre around have a different meaning - for which doubles every 2% years, will present problems. "The responsibi'iiy of prepar- consciously|ing this young generation for with like you," ling problems. Keep modern methods like the challenge of tomorrow "Be old-fashioned too, in your] faith in your proauct -- your! children -- for they are human) beings who are here for a pur- "Care and unde-standing are he said. | Doctor Places Time Of Death STURGEON FALLS, Ont.|the body of (CP) -- Dr. J. V. Menard of|tween 2:45 and 3 a.m. Nov. 29. Verner, Ont., testified at a pre- your greatest weapons in d-|liminary hearing Wednes-jcouple of hours anyway," he charged with the attempted murder of Mrs. Lavergne's companion, Jeannette Renaud, 35, also of Cache Bay. "She must have been dead a up with|day that Marie Lavergne, 69,|said. "It was not much more, a profes-jof Cache Bay died before racial dis-|sional, but never underestimate|a.m. Nov. 29. generations ahead of you, Time and the possibility of|mind" he said. the power of love and under- "Be ahead of vour time in your ideals. Keep your goals but always in vergne's death. He 1|because she was not stiff yet." At the. Feb, 12 session of the Dr, Menard, a coroner, was|hearing, Ernest Demontigny of testifying at the preliminary|Cache Bay,.a community about hearing of Maurice Devost, 16,/28 miles west of North Bay, of gceache Bay, charged with|testified he was with Devost capital murder in Mrs, La-juntil 1:35 a.m. the morning of is also'the murder. space will he said. knowledge be a tallow candle." Mrs. Glenn Sawyer and Mrs. Jessie Gartshore summerized two chapters of a book written by Dorothy Henderson entitled "People Have Power." Mrs. Sawyer spoke on the democratic way of life, and Mrs, Gart- shore on membership, Mrs. Ollen-Bittle thanked all taking part. Tea hostesses were Mrs. W. E. Davidson and Mrs, Earl Fairman. Whitby Duplicate Bridge Scores WHITBY -- The winners and high scores of the games played by the members of the Whitby Duplicate Bridge Club were: North and South--Mr. and Mrs. McLeod, 112; Mr. and Mrs Baker, 10344; Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. MacGilivray, 99%; Mr. and Mrs. J. 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