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Orne SS SI te oN # MRS, W. M. BROADBENT (President) Mary Street Home And School _ Elects Officets For 1963-64 The annual meeting of Mary Street Home and School Asso- ciation was held with the pre-jny¢. sident, Mrs. Bryce Brown pre- siding. Mrs. gave the treasurer's report the room count*was taken. The banners were presented to Miss Laird for the Junior Division and to Miss Van Deuren for the Wilfred Hamley vice _- president, a a Cr eT ee ee ee Ce ITO EEE I IE a a EE UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES _CASTLE CHAP. ALUMNAE This Junior gtd gett Chapter Alumnae May meeting 'ean held at the home of Miss|dependent, Doris Batty, Brooklin, on Wed- nesday, May 15. ; A OF, business meeting was|events of the year, Christmas held and the executive officers|dinner and May Day. will remain in office for one more year. The spea f the college. uilt in 1859 by|Charlotte Gentiles of Whitby. Now the school has Grades 9 to 13 inclusive and is one 'of the secondary schools/financially in- Slides. and views of the Col- lege were shown and of special Miss Doris Batty thanked Mrs. Osborne. Refreshraents ° ker was Mrs. S. L.Jwere by Miss Betty Moffat of Osborne, wife of the principal| Oshawa, of the college, who gave a talk on the history The castle was Sherriff and Reynolds and pur- chased for a School for Women in 1874. The swimming pool and gymnasium were added in 1912)M¢eGregor, presided Vote of thanks on behalf of all present was given by Miss KNOX WMS The president, Mrs, Malcolm for the land the chapel and new princi-/ monthly meeting of the After- pal offices were built in 1956. noon Auxiliary of the WMS of MRS. B. A. BROWN (Retiring) a slate of officers for the follow- ing year, as follows: president,|" William Broadbent; 1st] Angus | : -- Mrs. McMaster; 2nd. vice - presi- dent, Mrs. Ralph S. MacMurdo; secretary, Mrs. S. recording It's our pleasure... DONNA BACK MILLIGAN IS and Know'. Mrs. Leslie Beecroft. given by Mrs. Leslie Knox Church and opened the|who told ot the need and hun- will be Mrs. D. R. Sinclair and meeting with a poem "Be Stilljger of these peoples and Chi-|Mrs. G. M. Delaney will be nese refugees who have fled to/soloist. The devotions were taken by|Hong Kong. The June meeting will be|the bale. The study on Hong Kong was|held at the home of Mrs, A. H.| A hymn and prayer Blair,|Dancey. The guest speaker|McGregor closed the meeting. Py ¥ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, May 30, 1693 Af * Many gifts were received for) by Mrs. | STARTS TODAY! Ross Mills Montgomery Ladies' PRIZE-STORE GAME .. . AT DOWNTOWN STORES!!! When you shop at Prize Stores, displaying a Blue and Yellow banner you'll receive F REE a card with 16 prize tickets! Then, just follow the directions on the card, for YOUR chance of the many wonderful prizes. 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Mrs. ee and : eS ; Brown apaeences Bani te Thine Glicéra aie t' be. in: : Bassett's Jewellers -- | Young Moderns 1, Collis and Son Dek renee would be held May og Aa the first meeting in)" Helen Swayder, recently graduated from "BRUNO" C. Mills Watchmakers | Henderson Book Store Linde Lee Fashions as little as 28 at 6.30 p.m. and that the ' |e | ff. h | 2 June meeting would also take Praga sis ccngay Bag Map pr Oi! tn: Toronto hos also, joined: eur, Saatt, Ment: her et Kinloch's Men's Wear Waynne Appliances Black's Ladies Wear 1.00 down a \ the form of a pot luck supper. . , ; ° She aio temarked thet Cap- Pie oo pag aaheeod footers, Mes. Edgars' Decor Centre | Dancey Shoes Preston's Paint and 1.00 weekly P tain W. R. Murray will give 8ljames Huggins in charge : Styling by Upton's Paint and Wall. | Burns Credit Jewellers Wallpaper : demonstration. on fire control.|------________~____| ' Ltd. The Evel: " There will also be a party for P |e paper : e Evelyn Shop ; the gradyating class in June. | Ronald. W. Bilsky, DC \ BEN ABR AMOFF Patte Paint Lewington Flowers Sally Shops Credit ate comes ie at" cnmorRacroR | ai wenn pe en e . ' arn Drugs lury and Love vention, in Toronto, gave re-| © HEADACHES. 360 KING ST. W. 728-4351 a ie 'a . ee ; ry eee Ltd. ports of their activities. * illinery Wor eliable Furniture | Burns Shoe Store Mrs, S$. N. Wood read the) 100 King E 728-5156) . ¥ i 32 KING ST. WEST 723-7022 | 6 ARE aes UNITS, GROUPS | x5 AUXILIARIES ST. GEORGE'S GUILD (Boulevard Group) 7 The Boulevard Group of St. | George's Guild met in Cowan | House for their monthly meet-) ing on May 27. | The group leader, Mrs. Gor-| don Brough, presided with 14 'members present. The trea-| surer, Mrs. Stanley Turner,| gave the financial report. Mrs.: Brough reported that) Mrs. Thomas Farrow is con-| valescing at her home and Mrs. Jack Burr is in the hospital. Suggestions were received) from the group about the kit- chen in Cowan House and a} suggestion was given to Mrs.| Brough to take back to the Main Guild meeting in June. | Mrs. Brough reminded the members of the tea at Mrs. E. V. Lander's on June 4 and tic- kets were given out. Tickets were also given for the fall luncheon in September. | Material which had been do- nated was given to the mem- bers and they were requested to bring back their worked quilt blocks in September. | A Marathon. Bridge was dis-| cussed and it was decided to leave this item until the Sep-)} tember. meeting. Lunch was served by the so- cial conveners assisted by Mrs. Percy. Sommerville, Mrs. George Murless and Mrs. Frank Naden. ji The next meeting of the) Group will be held on Septem-| ber 23. KING STREET UCW No. 4 Ruth, from whose lineage sprang the House of David, was| the subject of the Bible Study; period at the May meeting of the Fellowship Unit 4 of King) Street United Church. The story] of Ruth unfolded through her journey from Moab to Judea and culminated in her marriage to Boaz, The program chair- man, Mrs, William Smith, led in this 'fourth of a series of women of the Bible. Scripture was read by Mrs. Gordon Hanna, followed by a poem by Mrs. Frank Ball. Mrs, Audrey Metcalf closed the worship with prayer and pianist: for the even- ing was Mrs. Ivan Morrison, Mrs. Frank Burrows opened the meeting by reading a poem "My Daily Wish', and a wel- come was extended to Mrs. Russell Mapes. Reports were presented by Mrs. H. A. Arm- secretary, and Mrs. Seymour Bigwood, treasurer. . Earl Wakely presented the report of the community friendship and visitation com- mittee. Miss Bette Lynn Osborne, played two piano solos, "Sona- tina" by Kaulau and "Ivan Sings" by Khachaturian. A thank you note was read from Mrs. Harry Blakely, group leader of the Ardent Workers Unit, expressing the thanks of that group at having been included in the Fellow- ship Unit's birthday meeting in April, Recipes fpr salads,! loaves and squares for\inclusion in the summer recipe booklet should be mailed to Mrs, Arm-| strong, 231 Burk street. The June meeting of the unit will be held in the form of a lawn party at the home of Mrs. Jack Perry, Beverley street, June 25. The Fellowship Unit will present the worship ser- vice at June 13 general UCW meeting. The méeting was closed with a reflective poem "The Beau- titudes for Parents" read by Mrs. Burrows. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Hugh Hut- cheson, Mrs. Frank Ball and members of Group 4. | a SHOP AT HOME! Cherney's earpet experts will bring samples of this fine broad- loom right to your rooms to help your decorating. No charge Or obligation, of course. PHONE 728-1641 Right Now! 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