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Ucmen Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 The annual Mother and daugh- ter banquet of the 2ist Guide Company was held recently in St. Luke's Presbyterian Church, with Guide Arlene Massey act- ing as mistress of ceremonies. Prior to the banquet, Guide Beth § THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 13, 1962 Dulyea proposed a toast to the Queen, followed by playing of was Mrs, Mrs. G. M Mrs. JACQUELINE MENZIE, SUSAN PANKHURST All-Round Cords and Badges Presented in Guide Horseshoe Many mothers and friends lon a Miss Blears was seated Mrs. Mr. J. El |Mrs. on a chair decorated for the ere casion by Judy Dalton. A ham- per filled with gaily wrapped parcels was opened by the fu ture bride. Following this a tended an all-round cord presen- tation and surprise shower at St. Matthew's Anglican Church. * Those present were welcom- ed by Miss Shirley Templerton, Captain of the 16th Oshawa Guide Company. The company formed a horse- shoe by candlelight and the fol- lowing badges were presented: Class Inez Pretty, Terry Parkin; Cooks -- Bonnie Snyder, Susan Pretty, Patti An- drews; Pioneer and Knitter -- Jacqueline Menzie; Athlete -- Frances Sparkes, Janice Roe; First Class -- Susan Pankhurst. Cookie Day Prizes were awarded to Jo-Anne Bowler, Lyn Kilpatrick, Jo-Ann Webster and Cathy Keeler. The Captain called on Mrs. B. E. Pankhurst and Mrs. J. S. Menzie who tied the All-Around Cord on the arm of their daugh- ter, Susan and Jacqueline re- spectively. Miss Patsy 'Jacklin present- ed gifts from the guides to Miss Margaret Blears, Lieutenant, in honor of her forthcoming mar- jerton, ra 'mock wed-| Mrs. present. Those taking part were: Patsy Jacklin, Anne Deegan, Carol Saunders, Jo-Anne Bowler, Jacqueline Menzie, Penny Mc- Mullan, Susan Pankhkst, Terry Parkin, Susan Clemens, Patti Andrews and Jeanne Russell. A| copy of the "ceremony"' form was given to Miss Blears as a momento. The future bride thanked everyone present for the lovely gifts and the delight- ful surprise. She told the guides| she would miss them and wish- ed them success in their future guiding. A sing along was led by Susan Taylor and was followed by a| very enjoyable lunch served by the Orchid Patrol. Two special cakes, one honoring the All- Round Cord girls and one hon- oring the Lieutenant were given by the Parent's Committee. The evening closed with the singing of Taps. Mis Mrs. in book} 5 W Foresters Hold Charity Dance At Oshawa Airport A capacity crowd attended the annual benefit dance held recently by the Canadian Order of Foresters Kingsway District Council, in aid of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children's As- sociation. This annual event was not only sponsored by the Kings- way District Council but local merchants donated prizes which enabled all proceeds to go to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children's Association. Russ Young and his orchestra donated their time and talent to assist this worthy cause as well as the Ontario Flying Club. Spot dances, "Paul Jones', climaxed by a Twist contest kept the dancers on the floor in a jovial mood. During intermis- sion a sing-song was held and everyone present enjoyed '"'Sing- Along" with Russ Young and his orchestra. LOTS TO LEARN LONDON (CP) -- The Daily Telegraph reproduced a letter to a Canadian chamber of com- merce from a_ Pennsylvania) schoolgirl. It reads: 'This year) the boys and girls of my class are studying about the United) States and its possessions. I have been assigned for the State of Saskatchewan." | BRIDE IS ARTIST ST. JOHNS, Que. (CP) -- Among works displayed at an art exhibition here were sev- eral paintings by Mrs. Pauline Geshardt of Montreal. Married for three years, Mrs. Geishardt did most of her painting while awaiting the birth of her first child. being done to assist these chil- dren. The Kingsway District Council of The Canadian Order of For- esters is comprised of mem- bers representing Oshawa, Bow- Minor Hockey Association Sponsors Springtime Dance Over two hundred attended|J. Ewart, Mr. and Mrs. T. Mur- the annual Oshawa Minor Hock-| phy, Mr. and-Mrs. P. Cook, Mr. ey Association dance at the Ju-|and Mrs. R. Sawyer, Mr. and bilee Pavilion recently. Music|Mrs. B. Dickey, Mr. and Mrs. and his orchestra. Some of the guests at the|Ster, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bathe, dance were as follows: Mr. and|Miss D. Poole, Mr. R. Franklin. Mr. M. McMaster, Mr. S. Westfall, Mr. and Mrs./ers, Mr. and Mrs. L. Magill, F. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. S. Clark,/Mr. and Mrs. W. McCollough, Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrews, Mr.|/Mr. G. McCrimmon, Miss M. and Mrs, E. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. C.|and Mrs. J. Tamblyn. Heard, Mr. and Mrs. E. Moore, | \Mr. and Mrs. R. Wregg, Mr.|ingham, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hay, jand Mrs. E. Tremble, Mr. and)/Mr. and Mrs. G. Fisher, Mr. ;Mr. and Mrs. | and Mrs. B. Furey, Miss A./O'Connor, Mr. |Webster, Mr. R. Wright, Miss|Leach, Mr. and Mrs. |J, Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. I. |Locke, Mr, and Mrs. D. Cock- "lyer, Mr. and Mrs. T. Jefferson, ding" was performed by the|p Turner, Mr. and Mrs. guides to the amusement of Clark. Z |cey, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Manning,|culture in the U.S. Born in |Mr. and Mrs. J. Harris, Mr. and|Montreal of American parents, D. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs, W. Pe-/gree at Radcliffe College, Cam- ijters, Mr. and Mrs. G. Woodall,|bridge, Mass. She now is pro- |Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. E. Rigo, Mr. and Mrs.|French-Canadian civilization at |T. McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs.! Mass. P fi of luxurious leather! quality and comfort! the Queen by Guide Connie Diane Shaw. Fqdewing the sup- |per, Mrs. George*Shaw thanked the conveners, Mrs. L. Woods jand Mrs. J. Parker on behalf of the 21st Parents Committee. Guide Arlene Massey introduced the head table guests as fol- lows: Guide Janice Abbott, Mrs. Dennis. Abbott, Parents Committee, District Guider Marilyn Weldon, Division Camp Adviser Mrs. Douglas Nesbitt, Mrs. Anthony Massey, Guide Captain Mrs. James Waller, Mrs. Ray Magill, Parents Com- mittee, Guide Karen Magill, Guide Diane Shaw and Mrs. George Shaw. The guest speak- er, Mrs. Nesbitt, was _ intro- duced by Guide Arlene Massey| and spoke to the Guides and} mothers about the fun of camp- jing. | | She related experiences in fun) that were likely to happen while} camping, and mentioned that} the Pioneer Badge was the "gold key to camping'. It was,} she told the Guides, quite pos-| sible for one of them to go to the World Camp and meet} Guides from all over the world.| Explaining the system used} while camping, she said a patrol| of six girls was similar to a| family living in a tent and had) a feeling of pride in looking} jafter their quarters and being| able to do something on their own. picture of the campfire and ex-| plained the spirit of the camp-| fire could be spread by taking] home a small piece of partly| burned wood to be placed on the next campfire. provided by Jack Denton|P. Melch, Mr. and Mrs. W. |O'Neill,Mr.. and Mrs. F. Web- B. Heard, Miss D. Reeves,| Mr. and Mrs. A. Bathe, Mr. Mr. andjand Mrs. W. Wilbur, Mr. and C. Maddock, Mr. and Mrs.|Mrs. D. Low, Mr. and Mrs. J. arinig, Miss J. Shewcrosk, Kitchen, Mr. and Mrs. D. Croth- J. Cook, Mr. and|\-osuk, Mr. and Mrs. P. Jones, E. Hance, Mr. and Mrs.|Mr. and Mrs. R. Dionne, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Bel- H. Hudson. and Mrs. K. and Mrs. M. Siblock, Mr. and W. Braiden,|Mrs. R. March, Mr. and Mrs. Linton, Mr.|L. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. T. and Mrs. D. J. Bishop, Mr. and liott, Mr. B. Bishop, Mr.|/Mrs. R. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. V. Pratt, Mr. and/R. Skitch, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sandercoch, Mr. and/Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. W. Dell, A. Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs./Mr. and Mrs. A. Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. G. Brabin. | CULTURE AWARD nd Mrs. G. Ellis, Mr. and) MONTREAL (CP)--The Uni- B. Suddard, Mr. and Mrs.|Versity of Moatreal has B.|awarded an honorary degree to Marina Leland for her work in Sta-|spreading French Canadian Mr. and. Mrs. M. Saw- s R. Bullock, Mr. N - ss Leland studied in Europe|Mrs. and received her master's de- M. Muller, Mr. and Mrs al interesting talk. Mrs. Alex Grandison present- ed the new executive of the Parents Committee as follows: | Mrs. Dennis Abbott, president; S. Hodgson, Mr.|fessor of French literature and ilbur Jr., Mr. and Mrs.|Smith College, Northampton, FIRST FOR FATHER'S DAY... SLIPPERS Give him the gift of relaxation -- Packard Slippers in the season's newest styles! Choose one of the new glove leathers, so beautifully soft and pliant with cushiony pad- ded soles--or a dressier model with firm yet flexible leather sole and cushion insole, Either way you're giving fabulous fit, flawless leather, and famous Packard F Funin Camping Revealed in Talk To Guides, Mothers at Banquet She painted an exciting)" Mrs. P. W. Carey thanked| miscellaneous shower at her Nesbitt on behalf of the| home with school friends and guides and their mothers for her| neighbors of the bride attending. | Mrs. Albert Pritchard, vice- Crafted by Kaufman Makers of Packard Children's Shoes, James Scott, revived by heart massage Junelhospital Tuesday. The boy suf: 7 after a main artery under his/fered the injury when he ran armpit was severed, died injinto a glass door at his home. DIES OF INJURY TORONTO (CP) Harold a three-year-old president; Mrs. Herbert Wilson, secretary; Mrs. Max Rosen- heck, treasurer; Mrs. Lloyd Gardner, Local Association rep- resentative; Mrs. George Shaw, social convener, guides; Mrs. George Edmondson, social con- vener, brownies; telephone con- veners: Mrs. W. M. Shaw, Mrs. Lloyd Pigden, Mrs. Robert Barr, Mrs. R. Johnston, Mrs. Earl Rahme. Mrs. Ray Magill, retiring president, thanked Mrs. Grandison for her efforts in pro- curing the new executive and wished them success in the com- ing year, also expressed her ap- preciation for the co-operation shown by the retiring executive. The incoming president, Mrs. Dennis Abbott, presented Mrs. Ray Magill with a gift and also introduced Miss Betty Bigwood, Gold Cord Guide, and. made a} presentation to her on behalf of| the Parents Committee. | The evening closed with films, Round-Up in the Rockies" and Guide International at Doe Lake"', followed by Guide Cap- tain Mrs. James Waller leading the Guides in Taps. | " " Lorraine Ovedden Feted Bride-Elect Many showers have _ been given in honor of Miss Lorraine Ovenden, June bride-elect, Mrs. Denton Grant held a miscellan- eous shower with relations of bridegroom and friends at- tending. A miscellaneous shower was given by Mrs. Donald Horslin of Weston, at the home of Mrs. J. C. Jakes of Oshawa, attended by friends and neighbors. Fellow employees of the Osh-| awa General Hospital gave a! miscellaneous shower for the future bride. | Miss June Pollard held a Wo ABABABABABABIBABABABABABABIBEBABABABIGABABABABABABAB ABABABABBABABABABABABABABABABaB SE Pat ABABABABAIBEBABABEBABABABIBEBABEBBEBABABABABABASHBABABIBABABABEE iTS FROM BIRKS for Dad... on "'his" day handsome jewel box includes cuff link set A good-looking as well as practical present that he will use daily. The velvet-lined box-- in itself a bonus--will hold his other personal possessions. 500 set OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE # SAVASASABEBATABABABABABATEBAGASASABABASASABABASABEBABABASAGAAsAsaBEsasasEBaBasaARS BABABABABABABIBABABABABABABABABAABEBAB ABIBABEBIBABABEBABABAaBEBe A shower and presentation were given by Mrs. F. McDon- ald and Mrs. W. A. Dixon at Mrs. Dixon's home. Many friends and relatives of the bride were in attendance. 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