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"Sag considered by the Peal Retirement Honor For Bank Member By MRS. KEN GAMSBY ORONO -- Sunday School Graduation exercises were held at the Orono United Church on Sunday morning when students|Thank tawa. being promoted were presented to their new teachers. The Grad- uation exercises were conducted by the Sunday School superin- tendent, Mr. Wm. Armstrong. Each group of the school took their place at the front of the church and were presented to the congregation. In opening the exercises, Mrs. Armstrong pointed to the impor- tance of the church and Sunday school in moulding these young people into future citizens. The challenge, she said, was great. In presenting the large num- ber in the beginners' class, Mrs. Armstrong asked the congrega- tion to try to picture such a large class in their small class- room in the basement of the church. It was impossible, she sai id. | To be able to accommodate this large class, the Board of the Church has rented the Orono} Oddfellow's Hall, temporarily. | This, she said, will mean extra} work as each Sunday chairs will | have to be placed in the hall for) the children and following the! class, again stored. Other incon- veniences will also exist and she| said that the arrangement could be only temporary. RETIREMENT HONOR On Wednesday evening, the manager and sfaff of the Cana- dian Imperial{ Bank of Com-} merce, together with their! wives, husbands and friends, paid a surprise visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webber (the former Mary Somerville) to honor Mrs, Webber, who} joined the staff in Orono in 1941) and due to poor health the past! couple of years has found she must retire. | Mr. King presented Mrs. Web-| ber with an oil painting, the) work of one of her former man-| agers, Mr. Arthur Drumppgnd. | Mrs. King and the gir the staff served a lunch which in-| clu a decorated cake espe-| claViy desighed for the occasion. | TYPING COURSE PLAN The local Recreation Commis- sion has \received applications) from' 17 persons interested in| taking a typing course. | The Commission is negotiat-| ing with the_Orono High School) to have this coyrse given as a night course with qualified in- struction. ~~ | The course is expected to cost| $7 for 20 two-hour long) . Others\may join the if they ' Other courses are als -- sion and these include basic Eng-| lish, advanced conversational! French,'square dancing and a| 'still 'camera club. To conduct classes in-any of these courses it is necessary that at least 15 enrol in each. Anyone interested in any of these courses should contact! either W.-M. Porter, in Newton- | ville, Robt. Chater, Leskard, La-| verne Boyd, Orono or Roy Fos-| ter in Kendal. © 4 Mr. Mac Ransberry has con-/ sented to conduct the square | dance classes provided of course | that a suitable number enroll. | | CGIT MEETS | On Monday evening, the first meeting of the fall term of the} CGIT began at 7:30 with Mrs. Joan Couvier as leader. | All members were asked to| bring a new member to the next} meting. Seven were present. | PERSONALS | Mrs. Emma Lunn and Mrs.| McMackin left Wednesday by!| plane for Calgary where they will visit the latter's son and family. Mrs. G. M. Linton, Area) Training Chairman and Mrs.) Ken Gamsby, yepresentative for!| International Committee, attend- ed the Doe Lake Girl Guide| camp. | Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott of! Brantford, spent the weekend! with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Rainey) when they motored through Hal-| iburton and Algonquin Park. . | Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snell, Danny and Bobby spent last weekend with Mrs. Ken Gams- by and attended the Laing-Long wedding. Monday, Oct. 16, Mrs. Gladys Gamsby, Mrs. Mae Allen, Mrs. | Irene Murray, Mrs. E, Rainey. and Mrs. Ila Martin attend-| ed tho regular meeting of Sun-/ shine Rebekah Lodge in Oshawa| where installation of-the new of-| ficers took place. The installi team for that district which is! Oshawa No. 7 West, is from| Whitby, with the District Deputy | President Mrs. Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. James Linton| and daughter, Toronto, visited | over the weekend with Mr. and| "Mrs. G. M. Linton. | Dr. Annie Carveth , Higbee, | aunt of Mr. Cecil Carveth of] Newcastle, celebrated her 97th birthday at her sons' home in| Burlington on Wednesday, Oct. 11, 1961. | Mr. and Mrs: Owen Fagan,| | | | JUST TWO | HALIFAX (CP)--- Only two women have served terms on Halifax county council since in- ' { corporation of the county 82/ years ago. Mary King repre- sented the Sackville - Beaver- bank area. in 1938-1949 and in 1955-1958, the latter term as Mrs. Mary King Myers. 5 Eileen Stubbs of Port Wallis represented her district : since 1958, NOTED TREES The paper ¢f canoe birch, the bark of which was long used by Indians to make canoes, may grow as tall as 100 feet. ql and family, Markham visited on the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. F. O. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vagg spent 'iving weekend in Ot- ttle Elaine Vagg spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs K. Rose and Mr. Rose, Courtice. Mrs. Neil Porter and Miss Audrey Billings spent the holi- day weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ball and John, Aylmer. Mrs. Chas. Hunter of Lake- field spent last week with her mother, Mrs. Wm. Cowan. By MRS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT BROOKLIN -- The regular meeting of Kinoven Rebekah Lodge, No, 353, held on Tuesday evening? Oct. 10, at the IOOF, Bagot street, with a large attendance. y Noble Grand Sister Jean Dis- ney and Vice Grand Sister Ileen Thompson, occupied their re- spective chairs. : Following opening ceretnonies a guard of honor made up of ten members of Kinoven Lodge, attired in pink and white for- mals, carrying sprays of white and bronze chrysanthemums, made a fitting setting to re- o Installation Ceremonies Kinoven Rebekah Lodge jconier cne menexan wegree upon four candidates for Beaches Companion Lodge in Toronto, on Thursday, Nov. 2, was declined owing to the sudden passing of the Assistant Degree Captain, Brother Blake DeHart. The Charter of the Lodge will be draped at the hext regular meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 24, in memory of Brother Blake De- Hart. Sister Saunders, District Deputy President, and her staff, installed the officers of Kinoven Lodge in a very creditable man- ner, with all charges clearly given, and explained. Officers for the ensuing term 1961-62, are listed as follows: Noble Grand, Sister Ileen Thompson; Vice Grand, Sister Rilda Ross; recording secretary, Sister Annie Jackson; financial secretary, Sister Mena Ormis- ceive Sister Isabel Saunders, District Deputy President of District No. 7 Oshawa, west, es- corted and introduced by Sister Reta DeLong. Noble Grand Sister Disney ex- tended a welcome to the District Deputy President, and her in- stallation staff, gowned alike in orchid formals, with mittens and pouch bags to match, Vice Grand Sister Teen Thompson submitted her report of the year, showing numerous activities, with a large number of "shut-ins" and sick members visited. A communication received to ton; treasurer, sister Nora May- nard; warden, Sister Reta De- Long; conductor, Sister Ethel Ormiston; chaplain, Sister Velma Ross, PNG; musician, Sister Ivy Arksey, PDDP; color bearer, Sister Grace Harris; RSNG, Sister Grace Bradley, PNG; LSNG, Sister Muriel Fisher; RSVG, Sister Alma Wil- liams, PNG; LSVG, Sister Dor- othy Miner; 0. Grand, Sister Margaret Pascoe; I. Grand, Sis- ter Cora Carson; Degree Staff Captain, Brother Howard Ark- sey; Assistant Captain, Brother Leonard Ross; soloists, Sister Norrine Cooper, Sister Marion Young; assistant pianist, Sister Evelyn Croxall. Sister Saunders extended greetings, wishing the Lodge and its new officers every suc- cess for the coming year. Sister Jean Disney, JPNG, expressed 'yg appreciation to the officers serv- ing with her during her term of Office; also for a lovely stole presented by Sister Tleen Thompson, Noble Grand; -grate- ful thanks for corsages of pink and white carnations presented to new officers, by the new in- coming Noble Grand, Sister Tleen Thompson. A gift of appreciation was pre- sented to Sister Saunders, by Sister Jean Disney, JPNG, Meeting closed according to ceremonies. Following closing of Lodge, all adjourned to the banquet hall, for dainty lunch, convened by Sister Tomasina Vick, and her committee, Approximately 130 members and visitors were present in- cluding Whitby; Oshawa No 3; 'Sunshine No. 222; Ajax; Brough- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thunday, October 19, 1961 eye Auxiliary Proceeds Support Hospital By MRS. A. L. HOOEY BOWMANVILLE--The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Le- gion held a special draw on Wednesday evening in the Le- gion Hall. Comrade Edythe Rundle was the convener. Pro- ceeds amounted to $297 which will go toward furnishing the Legion ward in the new wing at Memorial Hospital. é winners were: quilt, J. Lyon, Hampton; Borg rug, Shir- ley Murphy, 71 Brown street; TV stools, Comrade Florence Murphy; flannelette blanket, Mrs. Charles Carter, Silver street; blanket, A. Verlist; bath mat set, Jas. Bowman Allin, Colbourne; sket, Audrey C Bunt street, sag: : REFER $29 BILL A bill for $29 damage to the cellar of Stanley H. Lickes was referred to insurance agent for adjustment. Mr. Lickes claimed that a heavy storm on Aug. 28 caused the storm sewers to overflow and resulted in se inches of water flodding into his cellar. It cost $29 to have water Pumped out and a new motor for his oil furnace installed, he am and Port Perry Lodges. MR. FRED TILK G.M.A.C. EASY FINANCING PLAN é LOTS OF PARKING 24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE Call Us Anytime ! If It's Emergency WORLD'S FINEST DRYER With Super Fil- trator . . . No Vent . . . 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Progressing with Oshawa we will now engage in retail sales, through a well-established outlet "Home Appliances', with the help, of our competent staff, (Some of whom you'll remember), we will endeavour to give you, the people of Oshawa, and surrounding area, the pikompt, efficient and guaranteed service, on which we have built our busi- ness in(the past, we will operate our store at 90 Simcoe St. South, =. with the(game guarantee, satisfaction and value for your dollar. In closing, we would like to thank you for your past patronage, and hope that in the future, as the need arises for servic your present appliances or 'the replacement of the same, you ---- _ | will allow us to be of service to you. We sell the world's Finest; "Products of Frigidaire', built by General Motors. A co, Yours Truly Fred Tilk and Larry McLaren and Industrial Frigidaire sales OSHAWA, OCT. 19, 1961 fos Ze <orx 1 TOPLOADING AUTOMATIC WASHER AUTOMATIC DISPENSER FOR DETERGENT ... BLEACH... 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