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noc seagate Women Jo Aldwinckie, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, October 15, 1963 7 Federation, Bone Of Contention At Dr.C. F. Cannon H&S Meeting One of the most contentious and lively meetings ever held by the Dr. C. F. Cannon Home land School Association took |place recently in Lake Vista. | Well over 100 people were pres- ent, which in itself was a good lindication of the interest, and feeling generated by. the On. jtario Federation of Home and School decision recently to in- crease affiliation fees from 30 cents to $1.00. '| The school principal, Mr. G. -|A. Korry, outlined the school '|program for the year. When in- i\troducing his. new staff, Mr. Korry reminded members that 'the school opened in 1957 with in a procedural tussle as to, which persons were entitled to vote. The complications. of this | issue +re pointed out from the floor by a member who stated| that if members were required! to pay the membership fee be- fore they voted .and then voted) to secede from Federation their) membership fee would be confis-) cated by Federation. This ober-| vation drew further comment| from both sides of the meeting. | The meeting was finally ad-) journed without a decision on this point, which was to be left to the executive at their next meeting. | Whatever else may have been fuk eae --lIreland Studio By PATRICIA RUSAK TORONTO (CP) --- Young their eyes about glamorous modelling careers should think twice, "You can make a career out of it but it's tough," says Joy- Davies who runs a modelling and charm school here, Even in this city, one of Can- ada's leading fashion centres, there are only about 10 girls who can earn their living from this work, she says. There are fewer opportu- nities in most other Canadian cities. Miss Davies says few jobs are available for Canadian models partly because Canada's largest mail order companies import models for their cata- jlogue work. | "And when they do use Ca- inadian girls, they just use them |for slips and girdles--New York igirls charge about $80 an hour for modelling lingerie, while in Pj the rate is only about 0."" Miss Davies says there is no magic formula for becoming a model--'tyou don't have to be beautiful; you don't even have girls who dream with stars in| Model's Training ls Rigid _ And Prospects Are Uncertain {stant problem," Miss Davies says. Many men expect to have ja good time as well ag look at new clothes, c Unless they do television com- mercials and other advertising jobs, the summer season offers models here little work. |HAS GOOD POINTS "Only in New York can really good model get her talents recognized." . Although modelling hag hardships, it also has good points. Often it can stepping stone to other fashion buying and desi; many actresses began their reers as models, says Miss vies. And those models who do come well - known and esta! lished can work until they ' 50 years old and longer if keep their figure and says Miss Davies. For The '| | BEsT 1 Photostats aE 3 ag ¥ #8 335 ; to be pretty." The most important charac- teristics of a good model are self-confidence and poise, both Made While You Wait @ DOCUMENTS @ LETTERS ETC, e --DEVELOPING --PRINTING --ENLARGING Color or Black & White t | :. 9 4 a: @ mA a Mi i IN CRANBERRY RED, two- brushed mohair and worsted, coal and light grey piece double knit suit, Mrs. jacket and skirt ; orn by Mrs. by Mrs. S. R. King, all mem- R. G. Martin, left, contrasts W. J. Wells and the three- bers of St. Andrew's UCW. Premises a staff of six and at present| accomplished at the meeting) MR. AND MRS, ROBERT MEREDITH JONES was one of 4 largest FS pre (beat Ped no doubt fers it in Oshawa with a staff of 20 and| showed the interest in the Home an enrolment of 660 students.|and School at least on the local R b t M J Osh Weds The school's two participants injlevel was very active when) 0 er ° ones, awa, 0 the Public Speaking contest, there were issues involved. It of which can be learned. . Billie Godfrey representing thelis expected that the. November L M Th B ki ' : il junior section oa Stanley Gar-|meeting of this group will cer- eona * ompson, TOO. In TRAINING TOUGH vock representing the seniors|tainly be one of the liveliest "The training is almost as each made their speeches fol-,and best attended in many, Brooklin United Church was|Mr, Joseph Roberts, Oshawa; |rigid as that of a soldier." lowed by a volume of applause. | years, the sett'ng for the marriage of/Mr. Eric Chinn, Oakville; and! Besides doing exercises con- The president, Mrs. Victor Mr. G. A. Korry introduced|Leona Mae Thompson, Brook-|Mr. William Thompson, Brook-|stently to keep her figure trim Hulatt, introduced the guestithe teaching 'staff as follows: lin, and Robert Meredith Jones, |lin. and her body graceful and sup- speaker, Mrs. J. T. Gaskell,|Kindergarten, Mrs. Beverley Oshawa. The bride is the daugh-| For the reception at the Kins- ple, learning to apply makeup area vice-president of the Home/Ball and Mrs. Judy Brooks;|ter of Mrs. Howard Gri!ls,)man Hall, Oshawa, the bride's\and dress well. she must get and School Council. Mrs. Gas-|Grade 1, Mrs. Mary Jane Kraw- Brooklin, and the late Howard|mother received' wearing aliots of sleep to keep up with kell gave a short history of the/etz, Miss Margaret Dayman'C. Thompson, The bridegroom|brown on gold dress with althe hectic 'pace é Home and School movement!and Miss Pauline Tease; Grade js the son of Mr. and Mrs Mere-| Kolinsky jacket, gold and brown' Z : ES -- | F and reviewed the structure and|2, Miss Marie Ford, Miss Shar-'gith C, Jones, Oshawa. hat dnd brown accessories, and|,,/ %tosraphy models in. par- ; ' -- composition of the Federation/on Loucks and Miss Linda Hat- >, Reverend George A, Wore a bronze corsage caught|{icular must look after their and its achievements to date, field; Grade 3, Miss Kathryn wing. orticiated and ee yr g,|on a clutch handbag, The bride- health -- "when you are five- The question period began|Russeli and Miss Irene Taylor; |) .4en Cock. Brookli '|groom's mother assisted. wear-|{cet-seven inches tall 'and weigh with Mrs. Alexander Tocher,|Grade 3 and 4,: Miss Lamoine| ,/0" Padlcct i hs ea "Wee line a peacock blue dress a|only 115 pounds, it's easy to he- |who set the tone of the meeting| Love: Grade 4. Miss Patricia] © Perfect Love' and 4 'yy | blue felt hat. a mink stole, and|come Tun down, | by stating that she felt the| Burkitt and Miss Constance Han- 4198 let he RO COM DRO T PF lack arid while accessories Initially, a girl hoping to fassociation was quite efficiently | cock; Grade 5, Mrs. Joan For- Mrs. reorge Mundy, with a corsage of white baby make a full-time career of mod- modelled Ttganized on a local basis to'sythe; Grades 5 and 6, Mrs.| Given in marriage by her chrysanthemums attached to/elling must do a lot of "kow- handle the local problems and|Ruth Waite; Grade 6, Mrs. )step-father, Mr. Howard Grills, )pey" purse towing" and must take many the Federation was not neces-| Ariana Liepins and Mr, Wil-|the bride was wearing a French) yo. . poneymoon to Mexico second-rate jobs at low rates of with the mediterranean blue piece double-knit suit in char- - --Oshawa Times Photo sary for the operation of the|liam Finlay; Grade 7, Mr.|silk antique white peau de 80ie) G4 the hee chose. a red{Pay both for experience and T VICE F local group. Mrs. Harry H.| Guthrie Cavers; Grades 7 and 8,/gown, with a fitted bodice and a eotiae sult with ovnite econ for making contacts and be-| PHO 0 SER . . |Mitchell spoke in support of/Mr. William Gauley and Grade|controlled skirt falling into a binok Galvat hat. 'and black'coming known, | 728-1619 Capacity Audience Approves Casual Look |Mrs, Tocher maintaining the or-|8, Mr. Herbert Knox; School/two foot train, bordered with a accessories. tor the plane trip. | At this time, remaining a 251 KING ST. € |ganization was top heavy and|Nurse, Miss Grace Seaman;|deep hem of imported antique On thei . fit Be d Mrs lad ti i raha ' lunrelated to the needs of the|Head janitor, Mr. Harry See- lace. The bodice had a round 5 nes will soaide at 770 Phillic| ee Of Two And Three-Piece Separates For Fall lindividual group. She also felt ley. neckline trimmed with rhine- | Wurray goadie, Oshawa P} that 'many of the services pro-| Mr. Korry also announced re- stones, pearls and lace, and had)" 4,4 or 4 'cia at th 4 vided by the Federation were|port cards will be issued in De-|three-quarter length _ sleeves.) ,,.U'o'-town guests at the wed. All the colors of autumn, an-;\down mohair were all warmly the commentator and Mrs. 'unnecessary, and that the ma-\Cember, March and June this Her Cleopatra headdress of ding were from Oakville, Sea- tique gold, cranberry red, teal received by the capacity audi-|W. Wise oa "-- ee te jority of members at the local|year. The Public Health nurse/rhinestones and pearls held a erithy a eh yo hy blue and soft winter white were °"°°: and for added fun they sao segs Mk Sise, M ied level had neither the time nor|Will be in the school on Mon- bouffant, elbow-length veil. She| con ads I lane ° Po i sir shown ina parade of afternoon joyed dashing sports wear, pert Mrs. W. J. Wells, Marit Pie [the money to take part in theday, Wednesday and Friday|carried a white orchid with|>cU8°s 'sland, : 9 TR Wake, eet dmmenan eens ane or touch of ase EE ads reba courses and instructional camps|mornings, UNICEF's annual'streamers of trailing ivy and/OSh@wa, See tetera ta "a Seaman iemewce, teeth Unger, iat. Sing, 6d, Met. WAS gs cacrschea, x me eet ane aired costal, | T ge | . 7 %y Mr, aro Messerschmi . hy e an ai a show arranged by Unit 9 of St./chiffon and black. lace Arrangements for the saladivice.president, criticised "ge School Association. Money will The maid~of honor was the| Hold H And S Teas Andrew*s United Church Wom-) yrs 'T. §.: Sutherland was plate supper were directed by Padseutian as being an un-\be Collected by the children on bride's cousin, Miss ney em, last week, assisted by Mrs, R. G. Alds-/Mrs. W. M, Wright. The 8a!-lwieldly, cumbersome and an\the day prior to Hallowe'en. Bright, Oshawa. The bese To Get Ac uainted Matching sweaters and skirts|worth as convener and co-con-/ments were provided by Mont-'expensive group unnecessary) jmaids were Miss Linda ag q | in kitten-soft wool, and thistle- vener. Mrs. Alfred Austin was! Simms atime for the operation of these small and Miss Carol Jenkins, both of| ' " Oshawa, with Miss Mary Bright; Bronze and yellow chrysan- Mothers, Pupils | Guests At Tea The annual School Kindergarten Mothers introduce a|Tea was held recently and a --- i a local units, Following this, in- ste ' : i | | kad ; as junior bridesmaid. They|themums set the autumn theme ee ee in-| |were dressed alike in floor-|for the Kindergarten Tea held length gowns of emerald green|recently at Sunset Heights inc aceey Peau de soie, with' bell skirts|School. A week later, pink and) yinchnt Paper y, and dark green velvet capes|white gladioli graced the table with matching shoes. Their rele annual Grade I tea was| " 'headdresses were self roses|held. Mrs. B. J. Salmers, presi-! F. Can-|large number, of mothers and holding a vell.. They carried dent of the. Home and 'Schoo! cascades of bronze and white/Association, and Mrs. George tion was ruled outof order by| Vincent Massey Home anaichtysanthemums. The flower Flintoff, convener of the teas, ALL OUR CHINA DINNERWARE and DRYSTAL STEMWARE PATTERNS FOR A, LIMITED TIME ONLY laid down as a bylaw by each association itself, enrols a per- son as a member of that assoc- liation. | Mrs. Seely announced a Kin- Introductions Open Home And School October Meeting idergarten Tea to be held in the Kindergarten Rooms on Wed- The president, Mrs. Lorne See- nesday, October 16, at 2:00 p.m. ly, opened the first meeting of Room Prize was won by Mrs. the new school season by wel- Charles Labonovich's Kindergar- coming the large number of ten classroom. parents present and introducing Two skits on the right and gael Slate of officers; they wrong way conduct _ parent: : ¢ teacher interviews were present- 2nd vice president, Mrs. Jack eq by Mrs: June Buchanan, as a McCarnan; recording secretary, teacher and Mrs. Jack McCar- Mrs. Paul Wilkins; treasurer./nan as a parent as the wrong Mrs. Frank Gazley: executive)way; and by Mrs. Ruby WIk- chairmen: Mrs. Robert Booth,|kins. as a teacher and Mrs. W. Mrs. Henry Beckle, Mrs. Roy!y Neil as a parent as the right Dremm, Mrs. D. K. Buchanan,| way. : Pp Ges Willson. A social half hour foll.wed Conveners: hospitality, Mrs. with the teachers serving re- John Benson; social, Mrs. Nel-\freshments. provided by the ex-| son Vaillancourt; press, Mrs.| ecutive, | John Richardson; program, Mrs.) ----______ John Babbington; publications, ' % Parents Committee Mrs. Henry Bickle. A letter of resignation from ( ist vice president Mrs. George Holds Euchre Party Watson, was read. A motion A successful euchre party was from the floor suggested that it P xecutive t - be left to the executive to ap held by the 4th Oshawa Par- fents' Committee recently at creased, and a constant stream of comments was heard both in support and in opposition to the | Federation. An attempt to motion that the Dr, C. | !non Home and School -Associa-| pupils. enjoyed the social after- tion leave the Ontario Federa-'noon. This is a wonderful opportunity while Birks Homemaker plan is in effect, to purchase fine china and crystal for these reduced prices, with no down payment, no carrying charge, and up to two years to pay. Oshawa Shopping Centre only. 725-3511 BIRKS JEWELLERS Mrs. George Flintoff was assisted by the members of the executive and mothers of Mrs. | Paul Wright's and Mrs. Welling-| ton Teskey's Grade 2 classes. | the president who stated that] Gohool Association presidem,|iith Miss Debbie Kyle, Brook-|greeted the mothers on both \10 days notice of such a motion! Mrs. N. V. Roe, was assisted in 1", Wore @ floor-length gown of aie was required before being sub-|receiving the guests by Mrs,|White peau de soie, with a green Mrs. Salmers welcomed the meeting then became involved/of H $c " 3) (of the bridesmaids. She carried|and School Association com-| tac lat naa hleiend gh ag scorned unt y|a mutt of chrysanthemums, the/menting that she was pleased] re d ants. attend. Mr. L. J. Weiderick, | October The Month aims of the Home and School oy erga of the school, spoke she introduced the Kindergar- Aseltine aid the best man WiSin Gate wha tee ogy ten teacher, Mrs. Mary Grif-'Mr. Harvey Aseltine, both of) 9° : geal It is time to start digging, .); ( rea Sh é Were procedures for the school. gladiolus corms now. The usual bel ag Bp go ag ed | Mrs. meinen i 4 ies erga et WEEKLY WHIST DRIVE Miss Grace Trull, the Kinder- Pg Fa hy Ha rag her work with the pupils. There was a large attendance |arten teacher, poured tea for ; 'i : po y-/Grade -I teachers, Mrs. Jack/ --_----_--_-------- - culture recommend - that the ln ir Mg ag ry In Rundle Park Clubhouse || Mountenay eat Mrs. aa te Mrs. Arthur Allman is con- 'corms should be dusted with/our istrict. Public rjcently. The prize winners wer,(coulter, poured for the Grade : Lite nurse, addressed th slisc. Alia ' Te ea" being held by. Albert jiately after digging, This willling of the one vaiitee sane ey atl a a ae Street Uni , 7 j R > pyichdeal 5 Sra'fle was Ww Vv ay e Street United Church Women give an effective control of|to pre-schoolers, She also out- Balen ane Mrs. James Thomp- Thursday, October 17, at 2.30 these insects during drying and visual and hearing. being car- 2 Ps ; 'i curing. ried out in the biaen aekools. ~~ vous Gan 'neo Make sure the corms are, The school principal, Mr.| " Light refreshments arelg mitted to the membership. The|Ross Edmunds, vice-president|Ve!vet cape matching those mothers on behalf of the Home guests and spoke briefly on the'S@me colors as the other attend- that so many were able to Association following which) The ring bearer was Bria | To Harvest Corms \fiths. Outlining the ways in| agian, and the ushers were S@ve a brief outline of health ; § L.. J. Weiderick and method is to dig the plants and|fith told the mothers something) th i ; .| wit oh ithe Kindergarten T. i CONVENER the Ontario Department of Agri- The school nurse, Mrs. James!at the weekly whist drive held| maryan ee MUR WO gener of dhe Old @ashionel 1S per cent DDT dust Immad- Health Mrs, Jack Parker, Mrs, George]; Be (Unit 5) in the Church hall on thrips and prevent a buildup of|lined the various tests. both n the 'booby prize" eis, son wo re' thoroughly dried before storing.|Gerald Harper, welcomed the|?:™: --Oshawa Times Photo. SOCIAL NOTICE point a new Ist vice-president. Principal Mr. Haroid Pascoe' © A ree introduced his teaching staff as Fernhill Park ¢ follows: Kindergarten, Mrs, Mir.ain This is essential to prevent stor- mothers "to Vincent Massey served during ie ee age diseases. Drying may be School and invited them to at- accomplished by exposing {he|tend the next meeting of the|and the new executive mem- corms to sun and air or they Home id nee Association at|bers served. i maovpe Mid ig -* Grade ; ! ME nay be dried indoors in a Wich time the curriculum will tea were Mrs, Robert Peacock, re bag neg ge coms Game; ladies' low score, Mrs.| yy Paes "gi les Grills, Watm, well - ventilated atmo- be explained in each classroom. Mrs. Cecil Collings and Mrs. | Jean Ward; Grade 1, Miss Jan- Robert J. Sellick. Men's high Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grills, aphere Mrs. Edmunds poured te alJack Dewell. ice Johnston; Grade 1, Mrs.\score, Mrs. Mervin Dale; men's Columbus, Ontario, will be at 1, about a month the old ---- teeta Diane McMahon, rede ¢, hie low score, Mr. Harry Crouter. 'home to their relatives, friends corms and roots can be remov- Lynch; Grade 2, Mrs. Sharon poor prizes were won by Mrs. and neighbors on Sunday, Octo- ed and discarded. Leave the Thiebaud; Grade 2, Mrs. Maur- Robert Gosschalk, Mrs. Harold|per 29, 1963, from 2.00 p.m. to husks-on the new corms for pro- een Lang; Grade 3, Miss Jean peamish, Mrs. Ivan Woodcock, 4.99 p , W from 16 Pm. '© tection. Dust again with 5 per Hobbs; Grade 3, Miss Maryiyirg John Hodgson, Mrs. Ver-.' p.m, and from 7.00 p.m. to cent DDT dust and store in 45 Howard; Grades 3 and 4, Mrs. non Woodcock, Mrs. Russell 9.00 p.m. on the occasion of to 50 deg. F. temperature for | Isobel James; Grade 4, Miss| J. Game, Mrs. M. D. Drago their 60th wedding. anniversary.'the winter. Jean Caulder; Grade 4, Miss|matz, Mr.-W. E. Linton, Mr. -- eth Sharén Culley; Grades 4 and 5,/Hareld Mosier, Mrs W. H. Miss Mary Jane Sanderson; 'Langton, Mrs.' Leonard Pelow, Grade 5, Mrs. Stephen Hawkey. Mrs. Thomas Rorison, Mrs. A. Grade 5, Mr. Stephen Hawkey; W. West, and. others. | Grade 5, Mr. William Hancox;| Refreshments were served by Grade 6, Mr. Wayne Junkin,|mem Grade 6, Mrs, Olive McIntosh. | : 'Mrs. Harold Creamer from Home and School Council was SEWING MACHINE Tune-up Special 3.99 in attendance to explain Ontar- "FAST SERVICE io Home and School Federations' Oshawa Sewing Centre new fee of $1.00 per family. She 329 SIMCOE ST. S, 728-2391 The prizes were won as fol-) a lows: ladies' high score, Mrs.| nhs Bed RAPS . John Hodgson; ladies' second Labonovich; Kindergarten, Miss High dcore, Mak Russell di NEW CLASSES FORMING ! 'BOTH DAY AND EVENING IN ~ START the new heating season with a NEW OIL FURNACE Enjoy the full comfort, convenience and economy of a brand new oil furnace . . . right from the start of the new heating season . . . safe, trouble-free, dependable Oil Heat 24 hours very day. They all agree it's CHOCOLATE © For Deliciousness and Energy! 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