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22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, sider, November 3, 1999 ' Mary Street H&S Association Looks Back 39 Years with Pride 3s Esk hil otf the fall season, is arranged by the staff and affords interested parents an excellent opportunity tv meet with the teachers in their respective classrooms and to learn something of the course of study to be followed through the year, For many years it has been an established custom at the Degem- ber meeting to have a student choir sing a selection of Christ- Carols and 4 I ie [ig it i 343 EF J0th Anniversary Highlight of 1958 For Tyrone WMS Tyrone WMS has been an ac- tive society for the past fifty-one years. In the fall of fifty-eight it celebrated its fiftieth birthday im the church at Tyrone, with Mrs. Loveys of the Dominion Board as guest speaker. Mrs. Fisher of Newcastle brought greetings from the Presbytery. Guests were present from New- castle, Trinity and St. Paul's Bowmanville, Salem, Hampton, Enniskillen, Haydon, Sault, as well as the wicinity of Tyrone, Mrs. Sidney Hoar, daughter of a charter member (Mrs. Horatio Hills) cut the Birthday Cake. Mrs. R. Hodgson, Hampton, Mrs. R. Wright, Mrs. Hoar and Mrs. A. Hills, all past presidents, pour- ed tea. The highlights of the year 58 were: The Easter Thank Offering held in the church, with Mrs. Romeril of Blackstock as guest speaker. The June Tea held at the home of Mrs. R. Wright with Mrs. Dr. Slemon as guest speaker. It is the custom for the ladies Mrs. William Frobel, Mrs. L. W. Hurren, Mrs. bent; parent education, Mrs. Wil- liam Richardson; publications and children's reading, Mrs. James Neweil. Grade 1 Mothers are Mrs. L. H. Rorabeck, Mrs. Joyce Dunk, Mrs. William Saunders, Mrs. A. C. MacMaster, Mrs. Aubrey Hir- cock, Mrs. William Clarks, Mrs. Michael Kadoski, Mrs. V. G. kinson, Mrs. G. H. Goulding, Mrs. S. Bowers, Mrs. Kenneth Brack, Mrs. Donald Imeson, Mrs. H. J. Braiden, Mrs. George Ham- ilton, Mrs. D. J. Crothers and Mrs. D. M. Bowman. Colborne H&S Holds Parties For Pupils . G. School Association. ies have proven to be a great success. In June of each year all the Calvary YWMC Supports Missions The Young Women's Circle of Calvary Baptist Church the 3ad and fourth Tues- month with an av- H FEES LER 5 HE HT The second half of our meeting is devoted to practical hand work to meet the needs of our mis- sionaries. A baby shower was given for Mrs. William Davidson, and a patch quili made and pre- sented to Mrs. James Green. A gift parcel was sent to Miss Marie Armstrong. Christmas par- cels were sent to each of our missionaries. Alsc bandages, hos- pital gowns, used clothing and used Christmas cards were sent during the year. We also wrote letters to each missionary and helped with preparation and teaching of "Daily Vacation Bible School", in the church. - Our election of officers for 1959 1 are as follows: President, Mrs. Walter Mills; vice-president, Mrs. Bill Sargeant; devotional leader, Mrs. Vic Henkelman; secretary, Mrs. Robert Watson; treasurer, Mrs. Randall Jeffrey; social con- vener, Mrs. Clifford Trick; press reporter, Miss Dorothy Cawker; pianist, Mrs. Harry Grant; flow- er and card convener, Mrs. Rob- ert Cowley. recording secretary, Mr. R. A. Carlaw; corresponding secretary, Mrs. G. Richardson; treasurer, Mrs. A. Hewis; executive, Mrs. D. Dair, Mrs. J. W. Webster, Mrs. R. Pascoe, Mrs. M. McCon- nell, Mrs. T. Rodman, Mrs. W. Bentley; social convener, Mrs. E. Rivett. annual 'Field Day". Mrs. Colpus Installs H&S Officers For School Named in Her TR TIT] zzpliit [i | F ] ; Grade mothers, teachers and members, a fine job has been ac- complished in building this or- ganization to its present level, We have been fortunate to have had some very speakers come and speak to us helpful and interesting topics. came affiliated with the Home and School Council. The Sewing Committee did a fine job of sewing 60 pairs of shorts in school colors to be worn by. the children competing in the This year a cup was won for the school by children competing in their school division on 'Field Day". Special events were our first birthday party, the presentation of an honorary membership in our association to Mrs. Gertrude Col- pus and the presentation of fhe Little Theatre Group of the play 'Scattered Showers". Our membership is now 119 members and we are trying to in crease our membership to 150 members. The slate of officers is as fol- nations were given and the local church as Honor po :F. 5 i: HL i! g $ i 1 § il { i ; ¥ i i esl Give Fur . . . the gift that gives so much! Give Fur and you give her beauty . , . Lux- UY 0... & cherished feeling. that wonderful Give Fur, 'and you give warmth and comfort and a gift that lasts and lasts. Giving Fur is-so easy, thanks to our .convenient , . LAY-AWAY PLAN -- Choose Now "FUR SALO 26 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH : OPEN FRI EVE. TL 9 PM.