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nae @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thurdey, Mey 21, 1964 i 'KATHY Today is a big day for Margaret Katherine, her first birthday. Kathy is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Marven Dickson, Lawrence street, and granddaughter of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Cowan, all of Whitby. Mr. Archie Cowan, Toronto, is her great grand- father. --tIreland Studio "TODGES AND SOCIETIES KINGSWAY COUNCIL Kings way District Council, Canadian Order of Foresters, held their May mee' at the home of Brother Douglas Vice, Glenforest avenue, Oshawa, re- cently. The president, Sister Jean Devitt, was in the chair. Brother Leonard Barker re- ported on the District Council danée held in April in Bow- manville, Although the crowd was small it was a very good dance and a small profit was shown. Circulars were passed out for the "Deaf and Hard of Hearing" dance to be held at the Ainport, June 13, with all the proceeds going to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Associa- tion in Oshawa. Brother Barker reported that plans had been made for the June dinner meeting to be held at the Club 401, Oshawa, June made at the Canacle, Hamilton, was made by the spiritual Members were asked to ful- fil their obligations in assist- ing at the canteen at Hillsdale Manor. Information will be obtained regarding any possible assist- ance te group could give at Glen Manor. Possibilities of a scholarship to be granted to a pupil at the future new Catholic High School will be investigated. Mrs, Andrew Mowatt will con- vene at pot luck supper to be held Wednesday, May 27. RECEIVED VOTE Norwegian women received limitations, in 1907 and on the same basis as men in 1913. 7, at 7.00 p.m. and at this meet the right to vote, with certain |" -|ing the donation to Cerebral _| Palsy, in the form of a memor- ial to.Mr. and Mrs. Charles _| Ferguson will be made. It would 'lbe an open meeting and an in- *|vitation to all Foresters' and their wives or husbands had} been extended. | The Council was informed that} its invitation to host the East- ern Ontario Assembly next April) had been accepted. | The meeting closed with the| roll call' of Courts. Refresh- ments were served by Sister Bernice Vice hosting for her UNITS, GROUPS AUXILIARIES LADIES' CIVITAN CLUB The regular meeting of the Oshawa Ladies' Civitan Club was held as a pot luck supper at the home of Mrs. Alan Harper. The minutes and the last ex- ecutive meeting minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. Alan Harper. Mrs. Royce Wit- taker read the treasurer's re- port. A going-away gift was pre- sented to Mrs. Lioyd Gashin, who is moving out of town. A Chinese auction was held on a salad-maker to help the Sun- shine Fund. During the business meeting, lit was decided that the money |would be given to the Cana- \dian Cystic Fibrosis Founda- |tion, The Boys' Club of Osh- awa, The African Students' Council and the adopted Indian boy. The last meeting for the sum- mer will be held on May 25 at the Glenholme School for Re- tarded Children, Simcoe Street South, at which representatives for the Cystic Fibrosis, the Afri- can Students' Council, and the Boys' Club will be there to re- ceive cheques. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE FARMERS MARKET OPEN EMERY ERIDAY FRUIT -- VEGETABLES FLOWERS -- PLANTS HONEY & FRESH EGGS = CENTRE husband Brother Doug. Vice. DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA The Daughters of held their regular monthly jmeeting at St. Gregory's Audi- \torium recently. Mrs. \Forrestal, Regent, presided. |The meeting was opened with iprayer and the singing of the opening ode, A report regarding a retreat '(Why Brillo? MRS. DONNA RIDDELL, KITCHENER, ONTARIO SAYS "Because it gives me more value for my money!" 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