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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, April 8, 1965 Hospital Auxiliary Honors Five Past Presidents BOWMANVILLE (TC) -- The presentation of past president's pins to five past presidents, who are still members, was one of the highlights of the annual Hos- ital Birthday Tea held by the Gomes Hospital Auxiliary at the Lions' Centre. : Those receiving the pins were Mrs. W. Cawker, Mrs. L. W Dippell, Mrs. 1. C. Mason, Mrs. S. G. MeMurter and Mrs, O'Neill. The presentation was made by Vice-President Mrs. L. Ayre. Mrs. O'Neill presented a sident's pin to Mrs. W. ell. PIN PRESENTED Mrs. S. McMurter presented an honorary life membership pin in the Provincial Associa- tion of Hospital Auxiliaries to Mrs. W. Cawker. Mrs, Cawker Department Plans Sports Program BOWMANVILLE -- Plans for the sponsorship of boys' hard- ball, lacrosse and girls' softball have been announced by the Recreation Department. The registration of boys, be- tween 7 and 11 years, to play J.|Mrs. B. Milne received her honorary life mem- bership when she was regional chairman two years ago. Mrs. W, M. Rudell, president; Mrs. W. Morrison, supervisor of nurses, and Mrs, L. Ayre, first vice - president, received. Mrs. H. Jose, Newcastle, was hostess at the tea room door. Mrs. J. Van Nest, Mrs. B. D. Tillcock, Mrs. B. Heavysege, and Mrs, Steele were in charge of the decorations. Mrs. E. Thompson and Mrs. G. McMurter were in charge of the tea arrangements. Mrs. J. J. Brown, Mrs. V. H. Storey, Mrs. M. L. Bagnell and Mrs. A. G. Scott were in charge of the registration book. Host- esses in the tea room were Mrs. W. Teeple and Mrs. G. Stephen- son of Newcastle. COOKBOOKS SOLD Mrs. Duncan Smith, Miss M. Jewell and Mrs. A. L. Hooey were in charge of donations and the sale of auxiliary cookbooks was in charge of. Mrs, W. A. \Courtney and Mrs. R. Callan. | Mrs. Van Nest and Mrs. |Heavysege sold tickets for a draw. The winners were: decor- lated cake, Mrs. A. H. Strike; artificial floral arrangement, Miss B. McIntosh of Newcastle. VOLKS REFUSES TO BE 'BUGGED' WOLFSBURG, West Ger- many (Reuters) -- The Volkswagen auto firm said Tuesday that fleas are not negotiable currency. The announcement came as a disappointment to two readers of a mass - circula- tion West German news- paper who had taken liter- ally a Volkswagen adver- tisement that it would ex- change one of its beetle- shaped models for 4,200 "fleas." The readers bought 4,290 dried fleas and posted them hopefully to Volkswagen. The firm returned the fleas--and pointed out that "fleas" is slang for Dutsch- mark. It also mentioned that the advertisement had appeared April 1. Group Discusses _ Centre Financing thods of financing the proposed community centre and rink were discussed at a meeting of the finance committee. J. Eilbeck of the Community Centre Branch of the provincial govern- ment attended. The committee favors a pub- lic subscription campaign throughout the township to raise ORONO (TC) -- Possible me-| Sponsors Many BAY RIDGES (Staff) -- The Bay Ridges Recreation Associa- tion Annual meeting will be held April 13 at 7.30 p.m. in the auditorium of the new Sir John A. Macdonald School in Bay Ridges. All residents of the Bay Ridges, Bay Shore, French- man's Bay and Fairport Beach area are invited to attend. The association feels that there are people living in Bay Ridges who have never heard of the recreation association. The Recreation Association of Bay Ridges was formed and supported by the early pioneers of 1961. It was comprised of a few willing people who had been involved at one time or an- lother in recreation work. The lassociation has added a few new faces each year and already this chartered group can look back on many achieve- ments over the past four years. |AIDS MINOR HOCKEY The association is responsible finished' a successful season, and the Bay Ridges Softball Association, which is getting in gear for the coming season. The Athletic Club was started by the association in 1961 and Inow hosts about 160 boys and Bay Ridges Organization Activities The bingo run by the asso- ciation was cancelled when the Consolidated Building Corpora- tion restricted the use of its for- mer sales office which became a temporary recreation hall. AUXILIARY ACTIVE The ladies' auxiliary, sponsor- ed by the association, will con- tinue to be very active in the Bay Ridges area. It is com- prised of a number of very capable housewives whose help in many recreation ventures has helped to insure their suc- cess, The Teenage Club has 'not had a great deal of success. It is very difficult to satisfy the majority but the association has in the very near future. The recreation dances have been highly successful not only in providing enjoyable evenings for Bay Ridges residents but its hopes to fulfill this obligation proceeds have made pos-| Auxiliary Honors Past President BOWMANVILE (TC) -- Mrs. L. T. McLaughlin, a past presi- dent, was presented with a past president's pin at the April meeting of the Women's Auxil- from money donated at ed with the Birthday Tea. of nurses, thanked the auxi the purchase of two layettes last meeting. Mrs. Rudell voiced appreciation to those who assist- Mrs, W. Morrison, supervisor) the liary iary of the Memorial Hospital. Mrs. W. Rudell made the pre-| sentation. Mrs. J. O'Neill reported $507 had been turned in from the marathon bridge which has been under way during the winter. The wind-up party will be April 26 at the home of Mrs. E. V. Hoar, First and second prize winners from each group will participate. |. The auxiliary decided to pro- vide furnishings for the mater- nity wing as its next project. Mrs, Sylvester, convener of the layette committee, reported SET RECORD HIGHS Sales and earnings of Renfrew and Co, Ltd, in Alvin J. Walker, president, in Montreal Monday Walker said sales were $18 101, a 12.3-per-cent over 1963's $15,162,798. earnings. were $546,596 or 1964. for the layettes now on hand. | set record highs for the firm, increase a share compared with $453,188) or $1.13 a share, with adjust-' ments made to reflect a two-for-| one share split made during) Holt, 1964 said Mr. .153,- Net, $1.37) YOUR -- HOME BEAUTIFY NOW! WITH... for the origination and support) of the Bay Ridges Minor Hock-| ey Association, which has just) sible the activities enjoyed by) jmany Bay Ridges children. The recreation association meeting will be combined with) the ratepayers' meeting on April 13. An election of officers will take place at this meet-| ing. All nominations should be} forwarded to E. Roworth, 872 iGrenoble blvd., with the nomi- jnees' acceptance signature. |\Nominations will also be ac- ALUMINUM AWNINGS ww from LES EVENISS BUY Now EVERYBODY | IS RUNNING" TO atom hardball will start at the end of April. Prospective play- ers should apply for registra- tion forms Boys, between seven and 17 years, may take part in the la- crosse league. Atom, pee wee, bantam and midget sections are And SAVE! ' AIRLUME AWNINGS Mrs. B. D. Tillecock was in : ; girls d is open t dults.|cepted at the meeti : "the io rt the money|8!T!s_ an P o adu P meeting. (enarie oF = Feit shop able: eeded to Pod the courre. TheiMany residents are aware of} 'I fi |while Mrs. G. Hughes i s7/committee also decided the can- the successful swimming club PET SHUNNED A. 1. Hooey were in charge Of)... should be held in May andirun by this organization which, LONDON (CP) -- When John advertising, June. . 'will again be operated this)Donovan turned up at the Lon-| Presiding over the tea cups) A provincial grant amounting|summer with hopes of accom-|don Divorce Courts he had to modating more children leave his pet locked in his car, ! were: Mrs. J. O'Neill, Mrs, W.| ssl "4 : to $10,000 could be expected. : i Cawker, Mrs. E. V. Hoar and| come assistance could also be|. The annual picnic, sponsored|since animals are not allowed in VAN. planned, Games will be played Monday through Thursday at Franklin Park. The registration will start at the end of April. Mrs. Duncan Smith. Tea table hostesses were Mrs. L. Mason, and Mrs. Harold Gibson, assisted by Mrs. A. Smith, Mrs. C obtained by the organization, will Works P: a held somewhere other See Sandy Beach Park this ered a certainty. jbecause of the nuclear be| court. Occasionally an attendant than|volunteers to look after them, year|but not this time. Mr. Dono- plant|van's pet is a year-old Hima- the Winter is consid- through It have (mfg. in Oshawa) OPEN & CLOSE and BELLE GARDENS "Your Friendly Garden Centre" CALL 623-5757. PRE-SEASON SALE! ROSES ALL VARIETIES Save! EACH. . $1 29 SAVE 21e 5 FOR $6.00 SAVE 1.50 1 0 for $1 1 .00 SAVE 4.00 NOTE: These roses are potted and can be left until later to plant in your garden. Van Belle GARDENS Let us show you how our expert planning and planting of top quality nursery stock can-add beauty and value to your home or business. COMPLETE ROLL-UP AWNINGS LES EVENISS SALES LTD. Oshawa Two girls' softball leagues are/A. D. Jackson, Mrs. C. Toms planned. Those under 13 years|and Mrs. R. Dickenson, New-| will play in the midget section) castle. and those under 17 years in the| The ladies serving in the teal? juvenile section. Play will start)room were:. Mrs. G. Vice, Mrs. (Utility. | about the end of April. L. Huhta, Mrs. D. Brinkman,| A general meeting of the en- Teams interested in using the|Mrs. J. T, Scott, Mrs. R. E.|tire committee will be held in softball diamonds at Memorial|Land, Mrs. R. C. Simpson, New-|the near future when all in-| Park, Vincent Massey Schooljcastle, Mrs. A. J Horstman, formation available will be dis-| \ and Central School must apply|Mrs, F. Wood, Mrs, E, J.[cussed. A public meeting will be to the recreation department. |Rundle, Mrs. B. Milne, Mrs. W.|held prior to any appeal to con- Those interested in playground|Pring, and Mrs. G. Hughes, |Vey information to residents of and day camp supervision can} Mrs. C. G. Morris was the |the area. secure application forms at the|kitchen convener assisted by. high school or recreation oftice.|Mrs. O. Plummer, Mrs. W. Rey- COACHES PAINTED Applicants must be 16 as ofjnolds, Mrs. W. A. Edger, Mrs.| Queen Elizabeth's coaches are April 1 of the current year. Ap-|P. Greenfield, Mrs. F. 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