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It was decided to take a roll call at every meeting in future. President, Mrs. Wells; viceâ€" pres., Mrs. Cowland; recording sec., Mrs. Blair; corresponding sec., Mrs, Smilsky; treasurer, Mrs. Iris Walker; social conâ€" vener, Mrs, Power; asst. social convener, Mrs. Dolman; sick convener, Mrs, Hann; proâ€" gramme convener, Mrs. Gounâ€" dry; telephone conveners: Mrs. Tharrp, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Everâ€" est, Mrs. Taylor. Mr. Woolley also gave an inâ€" teresting talke about the forthâ€" coming Camporee, and the arâ€" rangements being made for the summer camp at Haliburton. MBRS, GWEN HIBBS CH. 4â€"1516 Associate members of the Downsview United W.M.S. met at the home of Mrs. H. Shirâ€" ley, Maple Leaf Drive on Thursâ€" day, May 10th, for a very enâ€" joyable luncheon, which was followed by quilting. Meetings are held every second Thursâ€" day of the month. Scout Auxiliary Elects Officers On Monday, May 14th, memâ€" bers of the 3rd Downsview Scout and Cub Ladies‘ Auxiliâ€" ary met at Roding school for their regular monthly meeting. Mrs. Iris Walker did such a wonderful job as social conâ€" vener for the two father and son banquets, that the auxiliary showed their appreciation by presenting her with a lovely cup and saucer. As the meeting day happened to be the day before the birthâ€" days of Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Cowlands, a birthday cake was given to them as a surprise, which was served with tea after the meeting closed. About 23 members attended. 115 Attend Guide And Brownie Banquet The Annual Mother and Daughter banquet for the 255th Guide and Brownie company was held on Monday, May 14th, at Tumpane school. One hunâ€" dred and fifteen sat down this year to enjoy the food which hed been prepared and donated by the Mothers‘ Auxiliary, BEVERLY HILLS and DOWNSVIEW Head table guests included Brown Owl Mrs. Everdell and daughter Sharon; Mrs.. Field, District Commissioner; _ Mrs. Cole and daughter Margaret; Tawny Owl Mrs. Hallett and daughter Linda; Mrs. Gloin, Division Commissioner; Mrs. Cunningham, Guide Captain; Mrs. Cant, Guide Lt.; and. Mrs. Hathaway and daughter Ann. A "Flying Up" ceremony was held, the girls flying up being, Ann Hathaway, Sharon Everâ€" dell and Barbara Hunter. Two girls who "Walked up" were JoAnne Davies and Sandra Sanâ€" derson. Four Guides received their St, John‘s First Aid badge, and congratulations go to Pat Smith, Jennifer Cole, Anita Alopaeus and Beverley Hill. The evening closed with a good campfire singâ€"song. Personals We are pleased to welcome to our district, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGeachan _ from _ Greenock, Scotland, who arrived on the Saxonia on May 10th to spend a vacation with their son and daughterâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. J. McGeachan, 1 Tumpane St. Tables had been tastefully decorated with Forsythia, datâ€" fodils and Snapdragons. Guide colours were also used. Corsages were presented to the mothers of the Brownies who flew up, and Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Hathaway were presented with a bud vase each. I# is unfortunate that Mrs. Mverdell has decided to take a rest from job as Brown Owl of the 255th Brownie pack, as she has done a lot of good work. A new leader is needed, so if there is anyone in the neighbourhood who would be interested in assisting here, please contact Mrs. J. H. Cole, CH, 4â€"4195. It is understood that one or two boys in our local Scouts are ugable to provide uniforms for themselves. Perhaps someone has a discarded uniform or part uniform that they would care to pass on. If so, would you please call me at CH. 4â€"1516. _‘The 1st Beverley Hills Scout Cub Ladies‘ Auxiliary held %m:l meeting of the year am Wednedsay, May 16th, at the home of Mrs. F. Monkhouse, 16 Chesham Drive. Â¥wentyâ€"three members were im attendance, and made plans Gwen _ Hibbs; _ viceâ€"president, Mrs. Kay Bush; secretary, Mrs. Hiley; treasurer, Mrs. Margery McEwen; _ conveners: _ sewing Mrs. McQuarrie and Mrs. Monkâ€" for the Spring Tea to be held en May 23rd. Air election of officers for the coming year took place at this meeting, for which the troop flaga were used for the regular installation ceremony. Dr. Frank Monkhouse kindly came forward to instal the new offiâ€" eers who are: president, Mrs. Gwen _ Hibbs; _ viceâ€"president, house; _ social, _ Mrs. _ Joyce Thomas; badges, Mrs. Luckett; & Auxiliary Elects Mr. A. Soren was Chairman for the evening. The second annual meeting of the St. Stephen‘s Anglican Woâ€" men‘s Guild ‘was held at the home of Mrs. R. Swanick, 9 Loney Ave. on May 16th. At this meeting an election of officiers took place, and those elected were: Reports were read from all groups, and all are actively enâ€" gaged in crafts, sewing and knitting for the annual bazaar to be heid in the fall. b Honourary president, Mrs. F. Fry; president, Mrs. M. Knight; viceâ€"president, Mrs. W. Trow; secretary, Mrs. F. Hunt; treasâ€" urer, Mrs. R. Wallace. It was announced that the dedication of the new church will be on Wednesday, Septemâ€" ber 19th, and the next general meeting of the guild will be held on September 26th. _ Reâ€" freshments were served at the close of the meeting by Mrs. Swanick. Bev. Hills W.A. Hears Speaker About 60 people were present at the joint meeting of the Beverley Hills United CThurch W.A. held in the Crang Plaza on May 23rd. Guest speaker for the evenâ€" ing was Hugh Campbell of C.LL., who spoke on Home Decorating, and gave demonâ€" strations as well as showing a film. Guide Banquet The first Annual Mother and Daughter banquet of the 285th Guide <and Brownie company was held on May 23rd. at Rodâ€" ing St. school, and was a big success. One hundred and ten sat down at the tables which had been tastefully decorated with sweet peas and the Guide colâ€" ours, to enjoy the delicious meal. Girls of the 255th Comâ€" pany waited on tables. The regular business part of the meeting was held when the meeting opened, and refresh~ ments were served at the close. Mrs. Dorothy Teplinsky, viceâ€" president of the Mothers‘ Auxiâ€" liary, made presentations to Mrs. Bennett, Guide Captain; Mrs. Campbell, Brown Owl; Mrs. Ivy Walker, Tawny Owl; and Mrs. Hughes, president of the auxiliary, for the fine work they have done during the past year. Spring Tea Members of the 1st Beverley Hills Scout and Cub Auxiliary held a "Spring Tea" on Wedâ€" nesday, May 23rd at the home of Mrs. MacQuarrie, 18 Palamar Road. Small tables had been set up in the recreation room, each table having small vases of spring flowers, and the troop flags were displayed around the walls. Visitors remarked the ‘setting was like a‘little English cafe. Mrs. Doris Monkhouse, Mrs. Vera Hoare and Mrs, Mary Cunâ€" ningham poured tea. _ Guest of honour was District Commissioner Mrs. Fields. Following the dinner, enterâ€" tainment was provided| by a ventriloquist, and a singâ€"song was enjoyed. The auxiliary members were very pleased to hear that the sum of $76 had been raised, and will most likely be used toâ€" wards camping equipment. Winners of the door prizes were: Mrs. P. Radchuk, 236 Richard Clark Drive, and Mrs. Florence _ H~", 290 _ Epsom Downs Drive. Name New Warden At a Vestry meeting held afâ€" ter the service at St. Stephen‘s Anglican church on Sunday, May 20th, W.A. Trow was electâ€" ed people‘s warden, in the place of Barton Lewis who is shortly moving to Stratford with his family. Thanks were extended to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis for their past efforts for the church, as they have both been very active workers, and expressed regret at losing them from the parish. This And That DON FAIRBAIRN probably reads more newspapers than anyone in Canada. It is his job every seven days to read about 350 weeklies in order to gather maâ€" terial for CBC Radio‘s "Neighâ€" borly News,"_ a programme based on local happenings in Canada‘s smaller communities. MRS. L. HEATHERINGTON _ CH. 1â€"0297 The congregation at Downsâ€" view Baptist church is gradualâ€" ly increasing and on this past Sunday those present were able to enjoy a sermon by the guest speaker, Mr. Ray Nicholson, reâ€" cently returned from Jungle Training school in Southern Mexico. Mr. Nicholson, a close friend of Mr. Redding, the pasâ€" tor, sang two hymns, and later addressed the congregation tell~ ing them of the training he had received which was to prepare him for any emergency. It made one realize that the mission field is no "easy toueh" but a job for hardworking, unselfish and devout people. Vacation School Plans are being made for the formation of a daily vacation Bible school at the church in August and there is need for helpers. The ladies of the church are packing a box of clothing for the missionaries in the northâ€" land and those wishing to donâ€" ate clothing could take it to the church or contact the pastor and it will be picked up. The teenagers‘ club is I ing a banquet on June 6th Mr. Robt. Bracken and Carl opened their cottage in the Wasaga area this weekend. The children who attend the Happy Hour are being treated to an outdoor picnic at the home of Mrs. Gross on Friday, June Ist. Heinie Asman and his uncle, Albert Eggengooer of the Peneâ€" tang district visited the Eggenâ€" gooer family this past weekend. The Asmans, who came over from Germany a year ago, are very happy living on their Cang#tan farm. Pupils in grades 6, 7 and 8 enjoyed a trip to the museum this past Tuesday and toured the parts devoted to Indians, Eskimos and preâ€"historic aniâ€" mals. Field Day Practice Practice has started for Ficld Day and the date has been set for Friday, June 8th. Along with a full sports programme, there will be a sale table sponâ€" sored by the Home and School Association. Mr. and Mrs. T. Worthington of Downsview are planning to take a trip to Washington, D.C., the second week in June. Following the general busiâ€" ness, an election of officers took place, those elected were: presiâ€" dent, Mrs. J. H. Cole; secâ€"treasâ€" urer, Mrs. C. H. Hathaway; programme convener, Mrs. R. Walker. Michael Stanley Pitchforth, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Pitchâ€" forth, 12 Montana Ave. and Penny Ann Ney, datighter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ney, 59, Letchâ€" worth Cres., were baptized reâ€" cently by Rev. F. W. Fry at St. Stephen‘s church. Nine members of the 255th Guide and Brownie Mothers‘ Auxiliary met for the final meeting of‘the year in Tumâ€" pane school on Wed., May,23rd. Mrs. Thorburg Hacche, 22 Bunnell Cres. is flying to her native Iceland on June 1st for a month‘s vacation with her Meetings will resume in fall. Ridge Road WEEKLY CHORE holdâ€" the Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron of Smithfield are moving this week to Thistletown where they will live on College St. We are going to lose Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cameron to the subdivision â€" Todbrick Dr., but we ate so glad they will not be too far from us. Margaret Squibb won a colâ€" ouring prize in the Star comâ€" petition. We are all quite hapâ€" py for our little friend. BANQUET The Guide and Brownie Banâ€" quet was held on Tuesday evenâ€" ing, May 22nd. So nice to see so many mothers and daughters out. _ An excellent supper had been prepared. The flower arâ€" rangement was by Mrs. Mayall. The Uâ€"Needâ€"Us club of the United church catered. Mrs. McGregor, District Secâ€" retary presented the awards to Janet Brooks, 2nd class badge; hostess badges to Carol Parsons, Janet Brooks and Marilyn Shelâ€" ley; _ homemakers‘ badge to Kathleen McGee, and cook‘s badge to Judy Dunning. Golden Hands were presented to Gloria Riddel], Carol Wakeman, Arâ€" lene Chard, Linda Gregory, Karen _ Porter and â€" Dianne Brown. _ Mrs. McGregor asked that more mothers try to come \out and give a hand. She thankâ€" ‘ed the high school girls for the lwonderful work they had done in holding the group of girls toâ€" | gether. The guests were received by President Mrs. Toms of the Mother‘s Auxiliary assisted by Mrs. Mowbray. The programme began _ with _ the _ Brownies‘ Grace; Lieut. Nagles spoke a few words; Mrs. Toms gave a welcome; Judy Dunning gave a toast to the mothers; and Janet Kirby did her little speech wonâ€" derfully, and so supper ended. Then an hour or more of good films were shown to conclude a fine evening. Welcome Rector Rev. Coyle, the new rector at St. Andrew‘s Anglican church, Thistletown â€" officiated Sunday morning and a large congregaâ€" tion was on hand to welcome him. He spoke on the words of Isaiah: "Lord, here am I, send ons Several of our young men of the village spent their evenings last wek painting the church floor and their work is deeply appreciated. Miss Clara Campbell spent the weekâ€"end in Smithfield at the Cameron‘s. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sneyd and Paul spent the weekâ€"end at the cottage. / Mr. Casselman ef Bancroft is staying. with the Camerons. Rodney MacMillan has joined the Thistletown Boy Scout Troop. Mr. Chas. Neilson of Toronto spent Sunday with the Camerâ€" ‘The. anniversary service on Sunday was well attended. Former Sunday school friends from Aurora, Gormley, Toronto, Cooksville, Vancouver, B.C. and Woodbridge were with us to celebrate our anniversary. . A social hour was . enjoyed after the service when former schoâ€" lars reminisced together. Durâ€" ing the social hour, a table lamp was presented to Mr. and Mrs. J. Cameron who are moving to Thistletown, by the Sunday school. Mrs. Roberson made the speech of presentation. Refreshâ€" ments were served. Mrs. J. Cameron BU. 6â€"3361 Roger May. Golfdown Dr. was one of the winners from Elmlea school, grade 8, in the contest held by the Humber Valley Conservation Authotity. He enâ€" joyed a day‘s fishing trip at the Albion Hills conservation area. The canvass for the Bible Soâ€" ciety bas got under way this past week. The campaign for funds for the Salvation Army also started this week. MRS A CARBI® CH 1â€"9260 family. She will be accompanied by her youngest son, Kim. We wish her a happy holiday, At the evening service of St. Stephen‘s on Sunday last, girls of the 255th Guide company atâ€" tended for the dedication of their flag. Guides were accomâ€" panied by their captain, Mrs. D, Cunningham. Some brownies were also present, accompanied by Brown Owl Mrs. Everdell and Tawny Owl, Mrs. Hallett. Rev. F. W. Fry conducted the service, and he spoke on the meaning of the flag, saying that the Guide flag represents honâ€" our to God and The QueT, the Union Jack is a symbol of honâ€" our to the Queen and our counâ€" try, so is the Cross a symbol of honour to God. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Lapp, who were the donors of the flag, in memory of Mr. Lapp‘s mother. Commencing on June 4th, for one week, Rev. Foster Hilli-r:} minister of Downsview Unit Church, will be conducting the Morning Devotions on C.B.C. SMITHFIELD NEWS Thistietown News ELMLEA NEWS J. Farguh 8. Harpe C Ek w G. B. Waldorf .. M. J. Rowland Miss Edith Moore N. MeNall ... Red Cross Donations A. E. Ehnes . ..... R. W. Coutson .. F. B. Glasford ... A. Barefoot ... Grace _ Sainsbury Geo, Evans ... D. Lawrence ... N. May .. ...> Miss J. F. Shaw . B. Smith Miss C. Moliet .. M. Osakes ... M. Austin ... J. A. Stone C. W. Farman C. M. Richardson (Mrs.. Stevens . ........... 4. 4 Doske ... 1G. MoBeway ... (M. D. Horrocks ... |L. B. Nicholson °... D. S, Williams ........ | W. _ M. Guscott ... E. M. Glebe ... [F. Sainsbury ... \Mrs. S. McClure | Miss_I. A. Breakey |A, M. Smith \M'rs. F. Matthews ... ‘Mrs. I._ Breakey ...... E. MacDonald ... V. A. Rowland ... C. F. Wagner ... J. Jerrv J. Martineau ... J. ftsinger ... |.I. Becher ... R. G. Quirle ... H. _ ElMott fdam G,_ Roman ... S. H. Redgrave . G. C. Luce ... P. A. Parne ... N. Phillips ... N. Snellie f Miss J. Harvey .. L. Gardhouse ... M. Dribek H. B. Cassan ... W. Ashbee Miss O. Mattoson Ontario Fireplace R. Teylos ... A. Contt ... â€"... Anon J. HHHET .i lqucsiue A. Cundall â€".......... L. Brooks ... L Mrs. Mary Lindsay W. J. Hetten . .. Mrs. _ A. Reld . ..... E. McCullaugh ... Ada _ Wooley ... A. Rumsey ... A« Redmond ... €. Allken .......... M. Hle .~..000. H. Horne ivenie N. Witherspoon ... J. Campbell ... R. Willeocks ... F. Fraser feves E. J. Carruthers W. J. .Armstrong F. Sainsbury . .. C. Milrog .:. A. D. Bedford ... A. Bannerman ... D. W. Dwelly ... F. Stanley ; Mrs. J. A. Tivingston H. Ingle 2. A; Sebrig ........ D. Morrow Mrs. W. E. Taylor . E. Ambler 8r. ... J. Van _ Vost K. M. Gardhouse ... J. H. Higginson ... J. Sheppard Mevan Nancy Mackay Archle MacDonald . C. Moodv 4. L, Munro ... A. Heslep ... h. Cullings coul.. W. Heward ... Â¥. A. Brown ... Mrs. B. Whitficld ..... J. Gavley mm . C. Beamish ... Mrs. _ Gibson ... W. Burdikin [XXX Anon I, F. Mirko Miss Eveiun Martin T. I. Slivera > A. Day 5) 0s R. V. Robertson ... E. Sharpe ons 4. C. Hesiop ...... K. Vosktame ... 8. J. Cathle ... H. T. €. Swann ... Mrs. M. Conwav . Mrs. J. Campbell . G. S. Jarvis R. W. H._Johnson Mrs. B. Winder ... Ethel Smith ... G. Bushell en Mrs. M. Mackay ... D. Newton ic Evelyn Hudson ... G. . Walwin ... Chas ‘Fegle ... The Pelmo Park Home and School Association held their last regular monthly meeting for this season a few weeks ago. It was election night and the following is a list of the new officers for the year 1956â€"57: president, Mrs, B. Terry; viceâ€" presidents, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. E. Jefferson: recording secretary, Mrs. E. Moulton; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Birkett; treasurâ€" €r, Mr. E. Lampkin; executive members, Mr. Ablack, Mr. Barâ€" clay, Mrs. Hogben, Mrs. Kearns, and Mrs, Watt. Receive Degrees The residents of Pelmo Park are pleased to announce the new principal and grade eight teacher of the Pelmo Park school received degrees at the University of Toronto this past week. Mr. Mortis, the principal received his Master of Educaâ€" tion degree on May 25th and Mr. Denbeigh, his Bachelor of Education degree on May 23rd. Heartiest congratulations to both gentlemen. an Personal Mrs. A. MacLeod of Farnsâ€" worth Dr. has just returned home after a trip to Scotland visiting family and friends. 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