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eens eS ME OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, March 18, 1964 Over two thousand young girls and women in Oshawa and Dis- trict wore either the Brownie, Girl Guide Rangers or Guide Leaders uniforms last year. Of these one hundred and forty-two were uniformed leaders, This was one of the important points brought forth at the Oshawa Division's annual meeting re- cently. This group of over two thou- sand was split into seven dis- tricts, each headed by a district commissioner, This was an in- crease of two districts from 'a year ago, Oshawa Division was now, numerically, the largest of the 11 Divisions in Central area, Mrs. D. E. Fox, division commissioner, reported. One of the highlights of the past year was the opening of the addition to Guide House by Col. S$. Mclaughlin. Col. Me- Laughlin not only gave the addi- tion to the Guides, he was a!so reenansible for. the renovation of the original part. This. new addition to Guide House had allowed an expansion of Guide activities and Guide House was busy ever day of the week, During an average month more than 2000 girls and women attended some activity or other in the building, It also had al- lowed the SRS Crusader Crew to return to Guide House last 'fall. For many years the Crew had been meeting at the Sea Cadet Barracks, Oshawa and District Associa- tion for Retarded Children. Mrs. Ralph Boneham, presi- dent of the H and S, made the presentation. --Oshawa Times Photo holme School for Retarded Children, They were advised by Glenholme School in their purchase ,of occupational and educational toys presented to Mr: Arthur Holdsworth, im- mediate past-president of the THE MEMBERS of West- mount Home and School Asso- ciation wanted to do some- thing special to mark the Association's 39th birthday re- cently. The result was a col- lection of $30.00 for Glen- CAMPING summer and winter weekend B : t Mrs. Charles Heath, lend camps were held at Adem- y Gift to Glenholme School ; : agit ot lat Camp Adelaide and 72 camp- supper was a truly memorable|, A number of occupational and) .+a¢¢ of Westmount school forjcamped at Doe Lake and in eldest of these, 83-year-old Mrs.jhalf of Westmount Home andleyecutiye and grade mothers,|nies, so that they would become Since 1925, when the charter|mark the Association's birth-|Pjanke conveners of the 00+lee AgNING these traditional birthday sup-|association and pointed out that) cess, was no exception. Among the| Mrs. H. R. DeMille read ex-| Mr, Ward. sory pre-warrant training now thur Holdsworth, immedifte first few meetings of West- Oiher activities which cannot take place at Guide House were Pod ' ' camps for Guides and Rangers - keeping with the Eastern sea-land Pack Holidays for Rrown- Westmount H&S Marks Birthday son, were designed and execut-|jes. Mrs. D. N, Nesbitt, division ed by Mrs. Fred Smith and!camp adviser, reported 20 week Mrs. Ralph Boneham thanked|ac, 11 of these were under can- the Principal, Mr. Frank H,{vas. Thirty Guides spent 10 days 'The Westmount Home andjtoken of appreciation from the|Koss, the caretaker, Mr. James|eq at Ademac in one week School Association's birthday|Home and School Association. |Reid and the entire teaching|camps, Oshawa Guides also occasion, as 11 past-presidents|educational toys were presented|thejr wonderful co- P the United States. Four pack attended the celebration, The/by Mrs, Ralph Boneham, on be-|gp, went on to Fir ager holidays were held for the Brow- Ada Keast honored the associa-|School Association to Glenholme| givin ecial mention to Mrs |acquainted with camping before tion by cutting the cake. School for Retarded Children, to|Roy 'Spratt and Mre_ Gaston| becoming Guides. was presented to the Westmount|day. Accepting the gifts, Mr./per, who worked very hard to Traini >reased niati , | : ' raining had been increase Home and School. Association,|Arthur Holdsworth thanked the/make the evening a great suc- in 1963, with nearly half the pets have been graced by many|the toys were a valuable aid in) 7. event was brought to a A ini in: Lind- pr ; ; ; haat § Area Training course in Lin prominent citizens. This year|developing co-ordination. jclose with a short prayer by|say last Nevember. The compul- guests, seated at the beautifully|cerpts from an old scrapbook, | decorated tables were Mr. Ar- containing the minutes of the past-president of the Oshawa/mount Home and School Asso- HERE Hl I IS THE NEW and District Association for re-|ciation. For some of the past- sa flllcad See tarded children, the Reverend) presidents this was.a nostalgic and Mrs. Frank Ward of West-\trip down memory lane. Fre Figg opt pre port Miss Elinor Calvert provided Westmount Pedi pie ag FPN the entertainment for the even- Wiss Mrs. Malcolm A ea m, 98 with the presentation of two grea vice-president of Oshawa| 'rosie Pg ll a Home and School Council andj," " b Han He | Mr. Malcolm Adam, Mr. T. J.|2in" by Rogers and Hammer. Heath, Inspector oe publi | stein. She was accompanied on) échobis and Mrs. Heath and|t¢ Plano by Mrs. Frank) st speaker Mrs Margaret Ward. In thanking her for the; Shaw Trustee of the Oshawa|/°Vely performance, Mrs. Mel-| Board of Education ville Coolidge presented her} . lwith a memento from West- Pha PS pverogdl g-vemgene> (Oe Home and School Asso- . ' ciation known work in the capacity as : : 1! ; | The Reverend Frank Ward! airman of property for public said grace after which a wide| eee, She's teseer vablicused| "28° of tempting dishes, pro-| he ; |vided by members and friends/ ak an ae memn-| of the association, was served A buffet style. Executive members| The theme of Mr. Shaw's ad-|accisted in the serving of the WASHER- SPIN DRYER dress was 'The Rising Cost of food followed by coffee and tea. Education'. "T don't think expensive edu- éation necessarily means good, Jet alone the best," she said. "In| my opinion," Mrs. Shaw wen on, "'we don't need stage. cur-| ENGAGEMENT eens Hee, =~ ve Son ty The engagement is announced -- ~ yesint d grand oe ae of Margaret Callan, daughter of we don't need silver tea servis) 17. William Callan, Whitby and many more items, these' A the late Me Gotten ri things do not educate our chil- "sh e sles Du" dena dren." 'Mrs. Shaw pointed out| Robert SR er) whith the importance of the teacher peop rade i Face 'hg peal and said, "They were for a long|#! nek - one ees Rie an under e aaae sool a oa aero ee e and or one, believed | @#Y, ¢ 9, 104, ' Mm. Si eivays believed that the su-|!n St.. Andrew's Presbyterian perior and excellent teacher will|Church, Whitby. Mever be adequately paid." MARRIAGE "I want our children to have} The novel tz" le decorations, in} SOCIAL NOTICES | SEMI- Po AUTOMATIC tt home calls and 23 hospitai| twill be April 8, in charge of ST. MARK'S WA f (Afternoon Branch) read the scripture. Mrs. Burdge| M's: Harry McKee and her The regular business meeting|sang "The Resurrection Morn,"|committee, of the Afternoon Branch of the} The business period was pre-| Mrs, Bruce Wilson and her Woman's Auxiliary of St. Mark'sjsided over by Mrs. h t Wright. Mrs. 'Charles - Skuce Robert;committee served refr s Church was held in the Church|Bland, the unit leader. Twenty|during the social half hour. | WOMAN BARBER CALGARY (AP) -- Mrs. June Annual Reports Show Expansion ]NITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARTES "2 22 anu cSMZeat (AP) 23 Of Oshawa Division Girl Guides | barber for 30 years, competing in a field populated almost ex- clusively by men. She com- pleted an 18-month course at a Manitoba barbering school and holds a certificate of proficiency from the provinee of Alberta. Hall last Thursday. The presi- dent, Mrs. Walter Meens,, pre- sided. The Psalm, Bible read- |ing and meditations were based 'on the "Sevén Words from the Cross", and members directed! the meditations and led in prayers, Gifts for Dorcas were receiv- ed, items for mother's bags, children's toys, an afghan and \two baby quilts. These will be taken to Toronto WA House next , week, | Mrs. W. W. Cross reported that orders for Hot Cross Buns) for the GA's were coming in, and they hope to make their desired amount of sales. Mrs. Walter Meers closed the meeting with prayers, The Dor- cas and Educational meeting will be held in the Church Hall, March 26,.2 p.m. ' SINGLE VISION 41.95 BIFOCALS $47.95 COMPLETE WITH FRAMES, LENSES AND CASE MRS, D, E, FOX Refreshments were served by in effect will greatly benefit all}Mrs. Alfred Woolcock and Mrs.| new Guiders. Gordon Rae. | Another item of expansion had an been the organization of an Air KING STREET UCW 9 ! na pide ae The members of the Loyal Ranger Flight, which had itsiworkers, Unit 9, of King Street first enrollment last October. United .Church Women gather: OTHER ACTIVITIES ed in the chapel for the Easter Among other activities held in|@¢Votional service and pro- gram. the past year have been the!" ypc. Bruce Wilson's open: Provincial annual r meeting at-jing thought was "If You Had tended by the Commissidners|Seen Jesus." The theme of the and a local association member rate tee Pad Old Risgeed| a isis : ross." Mrs, Wilson said the from each district, where 10) .1oss which was a sign of low- Oshawa Guides were presented] oct degradation became the with their Gwld Cord Certifi-|symbol of sublime aeons cates. The Brownie Fair wasjeternal life. held at Guide House last Octo-| Mrs. Violetta Burdge sang ber; the Rangers held a bazaar|"'The Old Rugged Cross," ' ac- in December; the Blue and/companied by Miss Effa Wright. Brown Guiders Club had carol! wright. singing and a potluck supper] Readings of the symbol of when the Christmas trees werelihe Cross. the transom of the decorated; the Oshawa Christ-|Cross and the range of influ-, mas Cheer committee packed/ence of the Cross were read the boxes for the needy families/py Mrs. Cecil Tindall, Mrs. in Guide House. Council mem-|Oscar Morrison and Miss Effa bers canvassed for the commu-) 7 | nity chest drive; the Guides par-| ticipated in the Civic parade for| the Civic Auditorium Fund; all packs and companies attended] the drumhead service at Camp OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. 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