Oshawa Times (1958-), 23 Jun 1962, p. 17

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Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bazinet returned home this week after three weeks visit with their daughter and: family in United States. Rev. James Somerville preached his farewell sermon on Sunday morning. Mr. Som- erville was ordained June 1 in Bloor Street United Church. He has beén student minister on this field for the past three years. The Orangemén of the dis- trict marchéd to church here on Sunday afternoon. : The UCW met in the base- ment of the church on Tuesday evening. Devotional was taken by Mrs. Cliff. Fallis, Mrs. Richardson, and Mrs. Ken. Fallis. The main topic of the business session was the cater- ing to the Christmas Treé Grow- ers' Association on Saturday, -|June 23 and preparation for the Strawberry Festival on Sat- urday, June 30. The members of the Juvenile Lodge met in the LOL hall on Wednesday evening at 7.30 p.m. and the Ladies' Lodge met at 9 p.m. Ray Brown has completed his course in Toronto and he has already started barbering in Orono. The Park Committee and all those interested met in 'the school on Thursday evening. They are planning for a Field Day in August. Boy Scouts Hold Giant Camp Fire BY MRS. OLGA HILL BLACKSTOCK -- The Cart- wright Boy Scouts were hosts for a giant camp fire on the ag- ricultural grounds, Sunday ev. ening. With scout master Blake Gun- ter as MC and all groups in horse shoe formation, ceremon- eis commenced with the raising of the colors by patrol leader Ray Mountjoy. The camp fire was officially lighted by scout master Gunter. With all groups again in the horseshoe formation, troop lead- : David Ballingal lowered the ag. For their closing get- together, the Hi C, and others who will be eligible to join in the fall, under the leadership of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thomp- son and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kyte enjoyed a party of games and dancing on the Kytes lawn. There were 25 ladies present at the ONA club meeting at the home of Mrs. Neil Werry Thurs. day evening. The group will donate $25 to the Women's Auxiliary of Port Perry hospital to be used to de« corate the childrens ward. A pleasant time was spent Sunday when 55 members of the Van Camp family gathered at the home of her brother Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Camp in honor of Miss Doreen Van Camp who is going to India as a missionary teacher this sum: mer. A picnic lunch was enjoyed at noon. Doreen was presented with a three-piece matching set of luggage. The DS Camp at Cadmus was officially re-opened, Sun- day with a large brass band in attendancé to provide music for a good crowd who had come from Toronto for the occassion. URGE CENTRE MONTREAL (CP)--The_ pro- vincial government has been asked to build a special centre for care of quadrupplegic, per- sons paralyzed in both arms and legs. The Quebec branch of the Canadian Paraplegic As- sociation, backing the appeal, has helped 1,097 quadrupplegics since its formation 16 years ago. SALLY'S SALLIES = ~ i VERY SNAZZY. 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