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FOUR SPECIAL PRIZE WINNERS Four special prize: winners at last night's charter presen- tation to members of the Whitby St. John Ambulance Cadet Division. They are from left to right: Linda Larkin, who received the Tom Scott trophy for all round pro- ficiency; Lorna Hawkins, who received the award for being a_finalist in the history of the Order of St. John; Sarah Ink- A capacity crowd gathered at the Community Halil in New- castle on Tuesday night to honor W. F. Rickard, farmer, former Warden of the United Counties of Northumberland and Dur- ham, former*Member of Parlia- ment and a District Deputy Grand Master of Ontario Dis- trict, AF and AM forty years ago, These were -- er to titles used in referring |various services at the testi- monial dinner in his honor. The dinner was sponsored by Durham Lodge, AF and AM to mark his fortieth anniversary as a District Deputy Grand Master. Mr. Rickard's services to his community, his lodge, and the Country generally were re- viewed by several speakers and as a token of the high esteem sented with an_ illuminated scroll by S. Britton and P; Hare 'on behalf of those assembled. In accepting the presentation Mr. Rickard traced the history of Durham Lodge and the dis- trict, paying particular tribute to the early pioneers of both Lodge and district. He said membership only in a | pen, who received R, H. Be- dell trophy for gaining -the highest marks in home -nurs- ing; and Miriam Brown, who received the John Visser tro- phy for proficiency in the his- tory of the Order of St. John. Charter Night For Members It was charter night for 11 members of the Whitby St. John Ambulance Cadet Division last night at a special ceremony held at; King street schooi. The enrolment of the 11 local girls came after months of pa- tient study. The presentation of certificates and special awards at the ceremony were made by Mrs. Peter Robinson, Superin- tendent in Chief for the whole of Canada and Mr, Charles Sim- mons, the area commissioner. The 11 girls' were Carmen Auxiliary Has Bazaar On Friday, Oct. 30a success- ful Bazaar was held at the Le- gion Hall by the Royal Cana- dian Legion Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs. Vernon Moore _intro- duced and pinned a' corsage on Mrs, Warren Mowat, who offi- Bone, Janet Bradley, Karen Brooks, Miriam. Brown, Lorna Hawkins, Sarah Inkpen, Ann Barter, Sandra Harris, Linda Larkin, Sandra Rycroft and Pat Towarnicki. In first aid courses the girls achieved an average standing of 82.6 per cent and 86.4 per cent in home nursing courses. Three special aWards were presented during the evening. Three special awards were presented during the evening. These were the Tom Scott trophy for all round profi- ciency to Linda Larkin; the R. highest marks in home nursing to Sarah Inkpen and the John Visser trophy for proficiency in the history of the Order of St. John to Miriam Brown. Lorna Hawkins was present-| ed with an award for being the| finalist in the history of the) Order of St. John. | Dr. Ken Hobbs and Dr. George Jaciw received their j opened the affair with very fitting words, mentioning how the Auxiliary gives assis- tance in different ways around town. warrants as Division Surgeons. .|RR 1, Whitby, is in the Oshawa H. Bedell trophy for gaining the} |don, Town Line was Mrs. Rob- WHITBY PERSONALS Sorry to learn that Bob Guy, General Hospital. Mrs. Charles' Whiteside, of Owen Sound, a former Whitby resident, is spending a few days visiting friends in Whitby and surrounding district, Karen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Godfrey, recently celebrated her fifth birthday. Young guests attending her party were: Susan Petrie, Laurie Cottingham, Marie Nel- son, Brenda Mahaffy, Joanne and Cathy Ross and Karen's brother, John. Donald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Grant celebrated his fourth birthday recently. Young guests) attending his party were: Carl and Wendy Kingerlee, Steven and Randy Smith, Tommy and Milestone Marked In Apprenticeship TORONTO (CP)--Labor Min- ister Leslie Rowntree an- nounced Wednesday the prov- ince now has 10,000 apprentices in training, and marked the oc- casion by bringing No. 10,000-- Alan Thorpe, 21--here from. St. Catharines to sign his appren- ticeship contract. Before the end of the year, Mr, Rowntree said; the appren- ticeship training branch ex- pects to have 14,000 apprentices registered. The Labor: minister also said he would shortly an- nounce a major reorganization of the branch. This would enable his depart- ment to offer industry and labor one of the most extensive ap- prenticeship training programs in North America. Rickard Feted At Newcastle On Fortieth Anniversary in which he is held he was pre- Mr. Thorpe has joined Gordon) Wright Electide Company of Niagara Falls as an apprentice. | Keer will return to the Gor- don's residence to spend Christ-} mas and the New Year with ithem. Mr, and Mrs. J. Allan Bentley and baby Jeff, Ottawa, visited) their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Mil- ton Graham, 609 Maria street On the occasion of Mr. Alis-| ter Grant's birthday, dinner Lori Mothersill, David Baker, Johnny Rammler and Peter Bergman. A recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Gor- Stand Seen 'Distorted' ST. HYACINTHE, Que. (CP) The Quebec Federation of St. Jean Baptiste Societies 'as - \called for a "serious and im- partial public inquiry" into the ' jevents that securred Oct. 10, the first day of the Queen's vidit jo Quebec City. The federation said in a state- ment Wednesday that a report made by Claude Wagner, for- mer solicitor-general 'and now attomey - general of Quebec, "seems to distort the meaning of the stand taken by the St. Jean Baptiste societies on the matter of the Royal Visit." Mr. Wagner's one-man report was made !ast month to Pre mier Lesage. The federation said the repor' had placed it "unjustly at is sue" with reference to the visit. The French - language patri ih W. F. RICKARD « « « At Testimonial Dinner |French-speaking Canadians not 4 to participate in celebrations o \the 100th anniversary of events masonic lodge should never be a first consideration, that eVELY) 1967 man should make his contribu-) : tion to the nation at large and) to his own community in ticular. Y. te? |onstrating for or against the He thanked his friends and|Royal Visit to Quebec," which attendance and for the arrange-|brations, the organization said. ments made on his behalf. | It quoted the Wagner report A toast to the visitors wasjas saying these recommenda- proposed by Russell Osborne, ajtions ¢reated "'a sick sfate of "long time" friend of the honor-|mind leading to extremism." ed guest, and was responded to otic group said it had asked | leading up to Confederation in|" "Tt recommended that all its |) compatriots refrain from dem-|/ fellow members for the large|Was'part of the centennial cele-| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, November $,1964 5 Six Dead, Toll In Quebec Blaze LEVIS, Que. (CP)---Thhe body of a man missing after a hotel fire here was found in the ruins of the building Wednesday, bringing the fire's toll to six dead, 2 The 'ody was identified as that of Armand Boisvert, 69. It had been the object of a search since fire swept through the Leblond Hotel Sunday. 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