WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1979s PAGE 9 Dr. Davies retire@**** O'*L.C.00pls5 r*euniongreat ucçess Mr s.'Russell B.Collins, Whitby, President of the Castie Chapter, Ontario Ladies" College Alumnae, presqnted Mrs. Ina Tod Gray with a plaque of appreciation on behaîf of the Alumnae Association.. Mrs. Gray is one of the founding members of the Alumnae which was formed approximately '60 years ago. From. lef t to right: Mrs. Colins, Mrs. Ina Tod Gray, one of the past presidents of the Castie. Chapter, daughter-in-law Mrs. Lucille (Bob) Gray, London, Ont., and grandaughter Karen Gray, Toronto. The mem7 bers of the Gray Family represent three generations of the Ontario Ladies' College Alumnae. Karen is Mrs. Lucille Gray's daughter. There were 117 members from aii'parts of'Canada, United States and Holland for the 100 plus 5 Alumnae Reunion helM at the Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby, recently when the presenta- tion was nmade. The 105 year old Ontario Ladies' College name will become officially Trafalgar Castle School in September.-_ Discussing the coming change of name for the Ont- ario Ladies' College, in the College Common Room, is a group of O.L.C. Aluninae members. Left to right; Karen Gray, Toronto, Mrs. Russell B. Collings, Whitby, president Castie Chapter, Mrs. Shirley Brown, Alum- nae Council and member 0f: the Board of Directors, Charlotte Genties, Whitby, Pres Secretary Castie' Chap- ter and Mrs., Ina Tod Gray, Oshawa, a-founding member of the O.L.C. Alumnae and a member of the Board of Directors. The Chairman of the Col- lege Board of Directors, Dr. John Davies, Whitb'y said at the 100 plus 5 Reunion that the Board recognized the contributions the Alumnae has given to the school. He told them that they are good wiIl ambassadors as well as contributing members to the Board. Mrs. Gray is a valuable member of 'the Board. ,Officially Ontario Ladies'* College becomes known as Trafalgar Castie School, in September of this year, Dr. Davies said. After 105 years as Ontarjo Ladies, College it will be little difficuit to change the name. The Board' not wanting to lose sight of the history of the building retained the name Trafalgar Castie. Sheriff Nelson Reynolds,- first sheriff of Ontario- County, was- forced to put his ho me, Trafalgar Castie up -for sale in 1873 to pay for his d ebts. "It was purchased by church offici- als and became a* girls' college in 1874. -Corne to the WE'R MOVI G TO 628, EUCLID STREET, WIB FROM 409 BROCK STREET SOUTH, WHITBY SIDEWALK SALE A.ugust 1 PATRICIA ANN SHOPPE AGNES DISNEY' PAT'S PLACE *FASHIONS 126 NEARLY NEW SHOP -CCSOUND SMERCANTILE DEPARTMENT STORE 213, *4 STAR RECORDS ELSA'S CHILDREN'S T14INGS KC2 CALICO CAl TH1E GREENERY STYLE-LITE SHOESý JERRY'S AUTO ,TRIM 6661971 De THAPAR Denture T eaist 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 HOURS: Mon. -Sat. & Evonings By Appointment OnIy e VINYL ROOFSm 0 CONVERTIBLETOPS e SEAT REPAIRS à *BODY SIDE MOULDING.: *PIN STRIPIN(G *CUSTCOM INTERIORS ~ *CARPETS