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' Lea ee 4 nu "Diversified Program By Pupils _ Entertains Dr. S. J. Phillips H&S "Mrs. R. F, Richardson, in an' excellent program Parties, Showers Presentations Fete Nora Lea Flegg Many showers and parties have been given for Miss Nora Flegg, whose marriage takes place Saturday to Richard Nelson Benson in St. Mary of the People Roman Catholic Church. f Mrs. Glen Hickey was hostess at her apartment at a miscel- laneous shower attended by many schoolmates of the future bride. Mrs. Kenneth Gamsby and Mrs. Sidney Sharples, aunts of the bride-to-be, were co-host- esses at Mrs. Gamsby's home in Orono, at a miscellaneous show- er attended by friends and rela- tives. Mrs, James Conner was host- ess at her home at a pantry- shelf shower and presentation of card table and chairs, attended \ by friends and neighbors of the ie --- bridegroom's fam- Mrs. Raymond Pleau enter- { tained at her home at a miscel- ; Janeous shower attended by co- workers of the future bride at 4 The Oshawa Times. ' and neighbors Mrs. Ralph Calnan opened her home for a miscellaneous show- er attended by the friends of Miss Flegg's family. The editorial staff at The Osh- « awa Times presented their co- worker with a pyro-ceram ware * se student reporters of Teen , The Oshawa Times weekly | edition for teen-agers, presented \ their editorwith a a of ieee. Ria Mr. and Mrs. Richard Benson, Gladstone avenue. of scholastic activities. Mr. Ken-; neth Lancaster skilfully per- -- the duties of bey! ay" gram were members junior choir with an excellent 'theme on Can- the leadership of Mrs, Yvonne Nesbitt and Mrs. |Faye Montgomery. Miss Ivah Fox's Grade 2 room presented 'Safety Sayings". Students of Grades 1 and 2/7 cleverly wna SB ig --2 operetta -- Three Billy, Goats Gruff" wae the direc- tion of Miss Margaret Puckrin. Fourth on the program were pupils of Grade 6 in Mr. L. Brady's room who expertly danced a square dance. A choral reading was excel- lently spoken by students of y 'gr Jack Swain's Grade 6 class. Opening the second half of the "| program was a clever skit "Dream No More My Darling",| 'Ibeautifully narrated by Mary McBean and smartly perform- e ed by students from Mrs. Nesbitt's Grade 5, The intermediate choir led by Miss Black and Miss Quantrill sang, and Mr. S. Van Camp's Grade 7 class. performed in a skit 'School Daze' and came up with a surprising use of 'beetles', Students of Grade 5 and 6 under the instruction of Miss Black and Miss Quantrill dis- played amazing ability in ele- mentary tumbling. Boys in Mr. Archie Hubert's Grade 8 class used the box- horse to display their gymnastic skills. Closing the program the sen- jor choir under the leadership of Miss Dorothy Smith sang an Irish folk song "Sally Gardens", "The Sound of Music" and "Worship", When speaking to the parents, Mr. Savery expressed thanks to Mrs. George Drynan who as- sisted in the practicing of the three choirs and also accom- panied them on the piano for the evening. When thanking the teachers, Mr. J. Vessey pointeq out that education of children was not just the learming of the three "R's", but pupils were being given confidence to speak and perform in public and for this the parents wanted to extend their deepest thanks for the time and effort on the part of the teaching staff. Mrs. Richardson invited all to stay for refreshments, and these| i were served by Grade Mothers ng for Mrs, Amy Trotter's class, Mrs. M. L. McCune, and Mrs. E, Wood, and for Mrs. L. Brady's class, Mrs. W. G. Childs and Mrs. J. Feather- stone. 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Her de- voted subjects are grandpar- tario. and Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Briese of Pembroke, On- | --Ireland Studio brought the devotional| tals. message for the evening, her HOLY CROSS WA The Women's Holy Cross Roman Church held its regular meet- ing in the parish hall recently Bodashefsky, June 8. utes, and a card from one of Auxiliary of|the missionaries. It was decided Catholic|to have the annual spring ban- quet at the home of Mrs. topic "Gardens Of The Bible"'.| committee, She also read a poem. Closing) The next meeti hymn "What A Wonderfuljon May 25 at the Saviour" Alex |prayer, followed by preparing|Taylor. Mrs, Harry Grant, the presi-|bandages for missionary hospi- UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES |»: | The hostess served refresh- jments, assisted by the social) will be held| ome of Mré. Dona'd Cameron, 43 Gibb street. There was a 'short time of/The speaker will be Mrs. Percy'| with the president, Mrs. A. L. Hanson, ' presiding. Mrs. Hanson thanked all the) members who helped make th: | annual card party a success. Mrs. Joseph Callahan stated 41 articles of clothing were given locally, Mrs. Dennis McAuley, Mrs. Stephen Bonfordi and Mrs. Jean) Hamm volunteered to help in| the Tuck. Shop at Hillsdale Manor this month. It was decided to have a ba- zaar, November 18. Plans were made for the annual din-| ner for the members on June "Refreshments were served by Mrs. Julian Vann and Mrs.) R. W. Lack. CALVARY BAPTIST YWMC The Young Women's Mission| Circle met at the parsonage re-| cently, with Mrs. Victor Henkel- tian, the vice-president presid-| » The hymn = 'Wondrous| Grace That Brought Me To The} Fold" was sung after which) Mrs. Robert Lytle opened in} prayer. The scripture reading was taken from Genesis 2:1-17. 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