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Janet Lapp. Mrs. H. C. Lapp quet' was the presentation of a | is seen placing the coveted Gold Cord, the highest award | award on her daughter's uni- in Guiding, to company leader, | form. Also seen in the picture 12th Oshawa Guides, Brownies Mother and Daughter Banquet The 12th Oshawa Guides and|and Mrs. J. C. Stephenson, dis- Brownies held their annual moth-|trict commissioner, replied. er and daughter banquet at Brownie Susan Hicks proposed a Northminster United Church, The toast to the mothers, and Mrs. opening prayer offered by the Robert Hicks responded. Reverend H. A. Mellow was fol-| Mr. Mellow spoke a few works lowed by the toast to Her of commendation to the Guides Majesty the Queen. |and Brownies, and to their lead- Head table guests were the ers for their unselfish dedication Reverend and Mrs, H. A, Mel-|to the training of these young low, Mrs. R. E. Wilgon, division people. commissioner; Mrs. I). R. Tribe,| A sing-song was conducted hy lieutenant: Mrs. J. C. Stephen-|Miss Janet Lapp. Mrs. R. E. Wil- A HIGHLIGHT at the ban- son, district commissioner; Guide son, division commissioner, ex-| Myrrhl * Jackson, Mrs. Kenneth pressed gratitude for being in- Jackson, present, 12th groupicluded in the list of guests and committee; Miss Judith Glover, spoke lightly of the qualities of acting captain; Mrs. T. G. Far- mothers who encouraged and row, aeting Brown Owl; Brownie supported their children's inter- Sharon Farrow; Mrs. Orval R. est in Guiding. Mrs. Wilson also Kirby, acting Ta Owl; An-ipointed out that only good things nette Kirby; Mrs. Raymond Mec-(last, and that the Guide manage- Intyre, agsistant to Brownie lead- ment had to have good basic ers; Gail Glover, pack leader, | qualities to survive and grow for and Mrs. Leo Glover. $ years. Mrs, Wilson paid tri- The banquet was served hy the bute to the devoted leadership of "Joy" WA Group of Northmin-|Lord Baden-Powell, and the dis- ster Church. The color scheme|tinguished interest of the Queen was completely golden yellow to|and her family. commemorate the Golden Anni-| Mrs. T. A, Farrow, Brown Owl, versary of Guides and Brownies. [presented the following Brownie Yellow candles on a special 50th badges: Collectors Badge: Diane A A daffodils Janice Faint RT Sle edianitrs -- Tresi. ' Videiriainy Too n ha 'Sharon ried out the special decoration Farrow, Elinor Kilpatrick Pegi-| theme. anne Hurst, Jennifer Smith. | A toast to Guides and Brownies| Mrs. Stephenson congratulated | was proposed by Sherry Hennickithe Brownies on their efforts and| Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Women, Editor Dial RA 3-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, March 30, 1960 7 Anne Casey Wed To Arthur Bell At Port Whitby Anne Theresa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Casey of Oshawa, became the bride of Arthur Graham Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bell of Whitby, in a recent ceremony in St. John's Anglican Church, Port Whitby. The Reverend George Nichol- PERSONALS Mrs. Chris Tooley and Mrs, Donald Cranfield have been suc- cessful in passing the distinction award examinations of the Royal Life Saving 'Society held at York Mills Collegiate, Toronto. The examiners were Mrs. Thomas S. Lesley of Oshawa and Mrs. Pauline Wadsworth, 'roronto. You are invited by the Social Department to send in any little items of interest. News of teas, surprise parties, showers, anni- versaries and comings and go- ings are always very acceptable and for which there is no charge. is Mrs. R. E. Wilson, division commissioner. Mrs. O. Kirby, Tawny Owl, for such fine results from her guid- ance. Mrs. Stephenson presented the district guider bar to Miss Judith Glover, acting captain, Mrs. R. E, Wilson presented badges to the following Guides: Astronomers Badge: Gail Glover, Sandra Naylor, Myrrhl Jackson, |Sharon Hurst, Sharon Smith, Jane Holden, Lynne McMillan, Joanne Cox, Mary Buck, Sherry Hennick; Emergency Helper: Sharon Corbett; Home Nurse: Sharon Corbett; Religion and Life Emblem: Sharon Corbett. The highlight of the evening took place when Mrs. Wilson call- ed on Janet Lapp to come for- ward and to receive her Gold {Cord. This is the highest award in Guiding. Mrs. H. C, Lapp {placed the coveted Gold Cord in {place on her daughter's uniform. Three Guides presented special gifts. Gail Glover presented a gift, Sharoy Smith presented a cake suitably" inscribed with good wishes; and Catherine Bassett presented a lovely nosegay. Mrs. Kenneth Jackson presented a gift from the Mothers' Auxiliary. * A film entitled "Guides, All Guides", showing the experiences and good fellowship of the Inter pational Guides Camp held at Doe Lake, was shown by Mrs. Susan|Leo Glover. + Jackson thanked Miss Glover for the efficient way she had conducted the program, and the Mothers' Auxiliary for as- sisting with the decorations and p= ou® FOUR SPEED ~ CHAIRSIDE ~ AUTOMATIC ! game 20d - Wik ADA ENP) CHAIRSIDE LEGS "¥ DETACHABLE IN 2s SECONDS TAKE IT PLAYS ALL 4 SPEEDS FIR 13 THIS L PRIC 4 BRASS FINISHED [153 /d /} oi WITH BRASS FERRULES NOTE THESE FEATURES BLOND HAS ALL THESE FEATUR HERE IS A MODERN UNIT IN ATTRACT GRAIN FINISH. TONAL QUALITY IS EXCEPTIONAL. HAS INTERMIX 'ENGLISH CHANGER PLAYS ALL 4 SPEEDS 45 33% 16% 78 R.P.M. INCLUDES REJECT BUTTON TWIN SPEAKERS PLUS HETERODYNE RADIO DETACHABLE IN SECONDS....CHANGING FROM FLOOR MODEL TO HANDY PORTABLE. WE EXPECT A SELL-OUT-S URNS 32 KING ST. 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The party was held at -the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Welsh, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Ste- phens of Courtice have returned {study of La Traviata. Mrs. A. W |Armstrong and Mrs. S. V. Bar-| low assisted the hostess. | | Toronto guests at {Casey wedding included Mr. and (Mrs. G. B. Hamilton, Mr. and| Thomas, Mr, and Mrs. R. Bergo-| - ner. Guides, Brownies, leaders and mothers formed a ring and sang "Taps". ils in connection with the din- the Bell- ed home from Flori after spend- ing the past seven weeks in Sara- tosa. While there they were visit- by Mr. and Mrs, Frank Bright, Miss Betty Bright and Miss Molly Sinclair, all of Osh- Mrs. ~Oshawa Times Photo |Mrs. T. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. D,[2W2 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bright, Miss Betty Bright and Miss Molly Sinclair returned home re- cently after spending the past three weeks in Florida and while son officiated and the church organist played the traditional] wedding music. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. She wore a floor-length gown of white taf- feta with a bodice of lace re- embroidered with crystal beads. A matching cap held her finger tip veil and she carried a cas- cade of golden roses entwined with ivy. She was attended by Miss June and Miss Irene Bell who were dressed in turquoise silk organza over taffeta, with matching pie- ture hats and accessories. They carried gold-colored carnations. Mr. Robert Richards was best man and Mr. Albert Hall ushered. A reception was held at the Hotel Genosha. The bridegroom's mother received wearing blue with beige accessories. The couple motored to New York City for their honeymoon, the bride wearing a navy blue French wool crepe suit with matching hat and accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Bell will return to P| make their home in Toronto. Corinthian Lodge | Holds Ladies' Night At Airport Hall On Saturday, March 26, the 100F Corinthian Lodge entertain-| their annual spring dance at the Oshawa Airport. This dance was very success- ful with guests present from Ajax, Whitby, Brooklin, Port Perry, und Little Britain. The music was supplied by Ted Tay- lor and his orchestra from Ajax. On entering the hall each lady was given a small token and lucky number which was drawn later in the evening by Bro. D. Keeler, DDGM and Bro, J. Free- man, NG. The following ladies were the lucky winners. | Mrs. C. Howe, Mrs. R. Clarke, Mrs. F. Wilson, Mrs. 0. Weeks, ed their ladies and friends atis. Mrs. J., Suddard, Mrs. C. Todd, Mrs. T. Hanna, Mrs. T. Barnes, Miss R. Brown, Mrs. W. Gal braith. Miss O. Trick, Mrs. R. Thomp- son, Mrs. J. Hancock, Mrs. R. Burns, Mrs. H, Homer, Mrs. T. Taylor, Mrs. V. Johnston, Mrs, Dwyer, Miss Sheligha Killen, Mrs. D. Hopps. Mrs, M. Yeo, Mrs. L. Pear- son, Mrs. B. Sawyer, Mrs. G. Jenkins, Mrs. C. Udell, Mrs. As Miller, Mrs. R. McMaster, Mrs, M. Winter, Mrs. M. Wright. Mrs. R..Williamson, Mrs. B. Nichol, Mrs. W. Andrews, Mrs. K. Dumas, Mrs. M. 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