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. by Sis-jread by Mrs. Bruce Sonley and men for the coming year as fol-|the wedding music" dnd was the Flags were presented . : 54, Eiva Cowle, and Nettie Fen-|/Mrs, Wilfred Hamley presented |lows--membership, Mrs. Stanley | soloist. D E ton. the treasurer's report. The cor-|Duffield, Mrs. A. Barclay; hos-| Given im marriage by her The lecture was repeated by responding seesulary, Mrs. Wil- piralics Mrs. E MacMurdo; pub. father, the bride wore an ankle- cia sters Flva Cowle and Mary|ilam Saunders, read letters from|lications and cl ren's reading,|length dress of te French SUNSHINE REBEKAH _ Rebekahs. Sister Lena MacFar-\p. vec prayers were read by the Miss VanDeuzen's Grade 4-5 Mrs, James Newell; social, Mrs.|lace styled with a Peter Pan col- Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. lane offered to convene this Pro}-|cyoiain, Sister Beity Atkins. |ciass and Miss Ferne Ledgeti's|J. Dunk and Mrs. L. Rorabeck;/lar and long sleeves, A pearl 222, held its regular meeting in| ect, and a committee to assist! gil Toe welcomed from Grade 2 class thanking the As-|finance, Mrs. William Broad. headdress held her fingertip veil the local lodge rooms on Monday| was also appointed. Victory and Oakleigh Lodges and|sociation for the parent attend beni; program, Mrs Manselliand she carried a bouduet of red eveuing June 6; with Noble fe A eC eS in the arrangements were made for thelance cash awards which were|Gerrow; parent education, Mrs. roses. ig i By lh beg Ye {Grand Mistress's visit on June|being used for classroom books|E. S. Alker; Citizenship, Mr. Mrs. Ronald Fisher was ma- " by Jee DiS) " 28. and pictures. Frank Ward; visual aids, Mrs.|tron-of-honor for her sister and on Drink. og ig SUNBEAM CHAPTER OES | It was reported Sister Susall nye finance chairman Mrs.|L Morgan; Health, Mrs. R.ithe other attendant was Mrs. a lengthy list of sick members. ne' regular meeting of Sun-| Waterhouse had had an OPEra-|yjigm Broadbent, led a discus-| Venn; religious education, Mrs.|Terry Lainson, a sister-in-law. Durlug the business session.|,..., chapter, Order of the East-|tion. sion on fund-raising projects for| Wiliam Frobel; press, Mrs. They wore identical dresses of which Satured se reading i ern Star Chapter was held in the| The draw prize was donated by|y, "1960 61 vear and it was de- Frank Ball. |yeilow chiffon over taffeta featur- correspondence. 4 hearty vote off Masonic Temple. Mrs. Betty Me-|Sister Betty Atkins was Won bY|.ijeq "that Association funds| Highlight of the evening was|ing round nett hes and _short Stonebu ts Gn jmstry WM presided, assisi-igister Violet Ambrose. Chould be raised by the family|the presentation by Mrs. Arm.|sieeves with short gloves. Debbie Gladys Stoneburg and Dolly Gib-| oq yu "Mr, Frank Train WP. ould y h | le to a son for clean'rg the lodge flat|™ yer "mata Mi PDDGM . donation plan again. Mrs. Man-|strong of an engraved past pres-| Thornback, Mrs, Meta Moore Was Supper Meeting™ sell Gerrow, program chairman,|ident's pin to Mrs. M, L. Morris|bride, was flower girl in blue silver [gi i ly Sister Betiy Taylor reported 1 le special Veloso he gave a brief resume of the next|ir recognition of her fine serv- dressed similarly to the other at-| he sociation] te : tching ban. | good sum realized from the sale pp: in attendance: Mrs. vear's programs with the first/ices on behalf of the Association|tendants All wore ma god sam resized from The ule P's "vere "n aenduncer 0 Closes Season hea Fou Min, Sl ia de ta vo seu. dex aod carried scades of the aunual Oddfellows decoration art Mrs. Nance McLeese, Mrs. M St t H&S staff will have charge of this tinted blue and yellow carnations. | day on Sunday, June 19. Iva Clift Miss Flora Purdie, Mrs.| MaTI'y olree "Get Acquainted Night". Mr, Terry Lainson acted as It was anrounced that the/Meta Moore, Mrs. Dorothy| Tne June meeting of Mary| Mrs. Armstrong made an ap Oshawa Couple best man and Mr. Fonald Fisher | mammoth penny sale would be|Haley, me Wiliam Henderson |geraet Home and School Associa-|peal on behalf of the new "Hard of Toronto ushered. held at the second meeting injand Mr. Frank Train. tion, held on Monday evening. lof Hearing Class" which | will A tion was held in the September and tickets are to be| Mrs. Marrianne Girard gave one 5 a the school, Ye a buf-lopen in September at Simcoe Exchange Vows Slov i Mrs. given out ai the next 'meeting 'in the sick report and the WM wish fet style pot luck supper at|Hall. An auxiliary is needed to D a jional Hall where . June. which wil: be on June 27, in|all a speedy recovery and to the which members of the teaching|help with the class and outside At H 1 C | William Archer of Fenelon Falls, | view of Grand Lodge sessions. |bereaved her sympathy, staff were present as guests. |help is requested. Anyone inter- ory Lross |grandmother of the bride, receiv- The inaugmal meeting of the| It was decided to donate an|p,,qing the supper Mrs, E. S.|ested in helpmg this project was | district deputy president, Sister|oxygen tent to the General Hos- Alker. assisted at the piano by|asked to notify Mrs. Armstrong oe The Gladys Stoneburg, is to be held pital. Mrs | Harry Keyes, led in ajor Mrs. Stanley Duffield. The Elga Thornback "and August pink accessories. e mother | 1s: yes : Steven Smelko, both of Oshawa,|of the bridegroom assisting vas The marriage of Katherine|®d Wearing teale blue crepe with on Monday evening, June 20, in| Refreshments were served by|. - lively sing-song. final project for this year will|™ % iy : the local lodge rooms. Announce- Mrs. Cora Lyons and her com- The president, Mrs. Harold B.|be the Grade 6 party which win| Was solemnized recently at Holy in beige lace over taffeta with Hens wes p% Dats thal Se Hitiee. Armstrong, expressed her thanks be held later in June with Mrs. Toss Roman Catholic Church. |white accessories, Both wore eor- | tions tour will arrive in Oshawa QUEEN MARY LODGE to the members for their confi-|E. J. Wherry acting as conven- The 'ride Js He auger ofl sages of carnations. on June 22, and Sister Victoria| The regular meeting of Queen dence in electing her to lead theler. The tea for the mothers of ME. Lion Ie Pore td amt L i io lattes wel Magee gave a report as to what Mary Lodge No. 97 took place in| Association. She also thanked|the kindergarten and grade 1 al e late Mrs. Thornbac fl Later the couple J a - | is to be done on this occasion. |the Orange Temple recently withthe members for their acts of|pupils will be held early in Sep-|and the bridegroom is th& son of ding trip to northern Ontario. | The next bus ioad arrives July 6,|Worthy Mistress Sister Evelyn|kindness and good wishes during|tember with. Mrs. Leonard Hur- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smelko, Fort For travelling He bride wore | The Sunshine members will Bitlon presiding, assisted by De-/Mr. Armstrong's lengthy stay in!ren, convener. . Erie. = | white wool suit wi moss wid feature a pot luck supper at the nuty Mistress Sister Dorothy |hospitai. 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