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Business, Pleasure Balanced By E. A. Lovell H&S Association During the year 1960-61 E. A. Lovell Home and School Asso- presented memes n September we had '"'Get Acqu- "The proper and improper way of interviewing a teacher" was put on by three members of Coun- cil, Mr. Rebert Broadbent, our principal, introduced the teach- ers and the parents visited the classrooms. In October, Miss Carol Greene, this years' win- ner of the Red Feather Public ciation and informative programs. ainted" night." A skit Speaking Contest'(senior grades) presented her speech at the meeting. A panel discussed the subject "Discipline in the Home This panel con- sisted of Mrs. R. Bell, modera- tor, Mrs. S. Sharples, Rev. C. and School". D. Cross, Mr.. Barney Lewis and Mr. John Franconi, In November.we held our an- nual card party and our Open December a Christmas program was presented by Kind- ergarten Grades I, Ti and VIII House. pupils. January, Birthday with past presidents and teachers. Mr. was guest speaker. Miss Rita Robinson was made a life mem- ber of our Association. In Feb- ruary, a lectern was presented to Miss Aileen Found by our Association, this to remain in the school in her honor. A film "Fears in Children" was shown followed by a panel discussion with Mrs. R. Bell as moderator and Miss Dorothy Redpath, Dr. Robert Guselle, Mr. Barnard Lewis, Miss Simpson participat- ing. W. Courtice H&S Five Years Old The association is five years eld. The school when first built was only two rooms but, recent- ly, two more have been added. In the school year 1960-1961 we donated sufficient money to the school so that a library could be started. To raise this money we held two bake sales at the We also provided a Christmas Party Eastway Bowling Lanes. for the children and treats were we had our 40th Douglas Walkington, preident of H and S and parent-teacher Federation, In March, Rev. S. C. H. Atkin- son gave a talk on the Easter theme. In April, Mr: Terence Kelly gave a talk on the law in relation to children and par- ents. Our*money making pro- ject was our annual card party, which was the most successful to date. Our annua! carnival was held at the arena in Febru- ary and was enjoyed by child- ren and parents. A tea was held in the fall for the mothers' of Grade I. Our two Grade VIII's were sent te Toronto for a day. A gift ef books for the school li- brary in honor of Miss Rita Robinson. A treat was pro- vided for the children on Field Day. The annual gift to the Staff of a Teachers Magazine was presented. representatives to the Peter- boreugh Conference, and one delegate and three representa- tives to the convention ron- to. A gift of money was sent to "Fake a Refugee Child to Din- ner'. We had the confectionery eoncession of the annual field day, which proved very sucess- ful. In May, we held our annual meeting and the slate of officers for the year 1961-62 is as fol- lows: President, Mrs. Everett Graham; past president, Mrs. Nickelas Lakas; vice-president, Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. John Pearce; seeretary, Mrs. Richard Lack; ¢orresponding secretary, Mrs. Alex Pankiw; treasurer, Mrs. Robert Pritchard; execu- tive, Mrs. Mary McConnell, Mrs. Allan Tutin, Mrs. Allan Atkinson, Mrs. Ted Clark, Mrs. Wm. MeCarthy; chairman of publication, Mrs. John Jeffries; program, Mrs. R. G. Bell; soc- ial convener, Mrs. Tipton; mem- bership, Mrs. George Moss; grade' mothers, Mrs. James Szikszay; staff representative, Miss Aileen Found. } ' We sent four. LAPM Co-Operates And Rebekahs The Ladies' Auxiliary, Patri- archs Militant, Oshawa No. 11 was instituted on June 26, 1942 and is a branch of the Oddfel- low Order. They co-operate with the CP and T Committee of the Oddfellow and Rebekah lodges and various charitable projects are promoted. - Hampers of groceries and goodies are given to needy fam- ities during the Christmas sea- son. Assist financially welfare supervised by Simcoe Hall? and the School for Retarded Child- ren. We have a thriving organiza- tion with Mrs. Arthur Holds- worth as president. Junior past president, Mrs. Orval Magee; vice-president, Mrs. William Perry; recording secretary Mrs. Marshall Coakwell; treasurer, Mrs. Ray Scott; officer of the day, Miss Flora Purdie; offficer of the guard, Mrs. Lorraine He- wat; chaplan, Mrs. Rex Harper; color bearer, Mrs. John Thomp- son; color sergeant, Mrs. Dal- ton Fickes; color guard, Mrs. Keith Wickens; sentry, Mrs. Emily Brown; musician, Mrs. Claude Morgan; right aide to president, Mrs. Ed. Peever; left aide ta,president, Mrs. Fred Ball; right aide to vice-presi- dent, Mrs. William Frost; left aide to vice-president, Mrs. Marie Elliott; right aide to chap- lain, Mrs. Arthur Hayton; left aide to chaplain, Mrs. Robert Shorten: right aide te past presi- dent, Mrs. James Smith; left aide to past president, Mrs. Murray Chute. Mrs. Ronald Hewat, past president of our Auxil was elected to the office ef vice- president of the Ladies' Auxil- iary, Patriarch Militant of the Department Association of On- tario which meets annually in Toronto during the Grand Lodge sessions of the IOOF, Kimg Street Schoo? was open- ed in September 1913. Miss Jean Garrow was the first principal. The late Mrs. R. S. McLaughlin was instrumental in organizing the first Home and School Asso- Parents Appreciate Variety Night At King St. Senior Public School 'A graduation party is provided for the Grade 8 students in June. Each year a picture is pre- sented to the room having the highest attendance at Home and School meetings during the year. t t } THE OSHAWA TIMES, Twcedey, November 14, 196) 25 With Oddfellows | Westmount H&S Provides Annual Memorial Scholarship Westmount Home and Schoo} Anssociation was first organized on March 16, 1925. Sometime be- tween 3925 and 1952 when Miss Amelia Lear was principal, a scholarship was set up to be given annually to the outstand- Christ Church WA Supports Missions The Evening Branch of ihe Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Memorial Church was organiz- ed in September 1956 by Mrs. Donald Souch. From an attend- ance of eight at the first meet- ing. membership has grown to 42 The branch funds are used to help maintain missions in Can- ada and abroad and to help with the needs of its parish. Once a month members meet with the afternoon branch for a study book meeting. Some of the group help in the Tuck Shop at Hillsdale Manor regularly, and also assist in serving coffee at the Red Cross Bleed Donor's Clinic. Along with other groups of the church a bazaar is held near Christmas and again in May. An evening of bridge is held in October. These are the main projects for raising money throughout the season. The meetings are held in the club room of the church on the second Tuesday of the month at $.15 p.m. The officers for the current year are: Honorary President, Mrs. H. D. Cleverdon; presi- dent, Mrs. James Howard; past president, Mrs- Clare McCul- 'lough; vice-president, Mrs. Stan- ley Lawrence; recording secre- tary, Mrs. F. A. Meliveen; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Robert Galpin; press secre- tary, Mrs. Ray Webster; trea- surer, Mrs. Edwin Roberts; par- ish council representative, Mrs. Charles Dewhirst;. Dorcas sec- retary, Mrs. Bransby Cook; United _Thankoffering, Mrs. Glen Drury; seere- tary, Mrs. John Houghton; Liv- ing Message, Mrs. Murdie Mac- Leod; bulletin, Mrs. Edward Davies; tea hostess, Mrs. A. E Powell. ing girl and boy student. Fok lowing Miss Lear's death im 1952, a fund set up in name, together with the Home and Schoo] Association, present- ed the Board of Education with a Master Time and program clock with a suitably engraved plaque in her memory. A testimonial dinner was held in 1954 for Mr. Harold Pascoe in recognition of 25 years of teach ing in Westmount. Many for mer teachers and friends in the community. attended and Mr. Pascoe was presented with a@ gold watch. Last year's programs were educational with good speak- ers, films and enjoyable musi- cal entertainment. Kindergarten and Grade 2 Tea is held to acquaint parénts and teachers. Open House wag held on Nov. 17, 1960, before our regular meeting. The kindergarten class wags given candy at Christmas; @ Christmas tree was put up mm their room also. A Christmas tree was put in the hall for the rest of the children. A retord playér was presented to the schoo} as @ Christmas gift. A successful bazaar was held on Nov. 26, 19. | A room prize is given io the teacher with the most parents \present at a Home and Schoel meeting. A birthday Pot Luck supper was held in March. At field day, we sold home- made candy, chips, chocolate bars, pop. A graduation party was held for Grade § students. We only have kindergarten te Grade 6 now. The former Grade 6 students are to be given school pins at our November meeting. Our present officers are? President, Mrs. James Ander son; vice - president, Mrs. Ralph Boneham; vice-pfesident, Mrs. Harold Brownlee; record- ing secretary, Mrs. Joha Black; corresponding secre tary, Mrs. Stanley Gomme? treasurer, Mrs. Ronald Thomas; executive members, . Mrs. G Planke, Mrs. R. Spratt, Mrs. H. Rahme; Mrs, W. Blair, Mrs. V. Kuratis. supplied for Field Day. Two athletic trophies were donated to the school, which were award- ed to the winning boy and gir! at Field Day. Small replicas are provided by the Home and School Club, for the 'child te keep. _ The officers for 1961-62 are: President, Mrs. D. E. Mc- ciation in Oshawa at King Street} We a pet Lay aE ot el- School in 1920. The late Mrs. E.|C0™® Mr. John D. Galbraith te}, @ wvess ons ha he seen school this year as Prin- In 1953 King S.reet School be-! apa. came the first Senior Public| At our annual meeting in Oc- School in Oshawa. Grades 7 and! tober the following officers were 8 are taught in the school and | installed by Mrs. G. Moss: pres- the Retary system :s used. tdent, Mrs. arth Gillespie; The Home 'and School pro-, vice - presidents, Mrs. Gordon grams are planned to be varied; Butler and Mrs. Alec. Bourne; Our List of Dairy Products is Complete Regular Milk Whipping Cream Homegenized Milk Tebfe Cream Skimmed Milk Soeur Creem Chocolate Milk r Eggs Creamery Butter Sweet Butter Cottage Cheese Laurin; vice-presidents, Mr. L. Latour, Mrs. C. R. Cowle; secre- tary, Mrs. D. Oke; Mrs. W. Higgins; members, Mrs. J. MacLean, treasurer, Mrs. W. Warburton (Social con- vener), Mrs. E. Evans, Mrs. L. Noble; press reporter, Mrs. D. Lilley. executive and interesting. The highlight of sent the annual "Variety Night'. In June tke Association exercises at the school. At this time bars and school letters, whieh the Association helps pur- chase, are awardeé and the His- the year is when the pupils pre-| is invited to attend the closing) recording secretary, Mrs. Har- old Sproule; treasurer, Mrs. J. H. La Rocque:; corresponding / secretary, Mrs. Randolph Mark; executive members, Mrs. Nor- man Winter, Mrs. George Cuth- bert, Mrs. Jack Kewin, Mrs. H. L.. Barker, Mrs. N. 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