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Review Discloses Successful Year For Adelaide H&S A review of the activities of Adelaide McLaughlin Home and School Association revealed an- ether successful year. A Kindergarten Tea was held to welcome new mothers in the school at which refreshments were provided and served dy the members of the executive. The UNICEF drive by the children at Hallowe'en was. a great success, resulting in a substantial sum being collected. A fund-raising project in the form of a "Night of Cards" re- sulted in a substantial amount of money being presented to purchase books for the school library. A family skating party was held at the Children's Arena, funds for which were supplied by the Association to pay for rental of the arena and prizes for the children. A soccer plaque was pur- chased and presented to the winning soccer team in the school and sweaters were pre- sented to all the members of the Safety Patrol, both presen- tations being made at the clos- ing exercises in June. In June also, a party was held for the Grade 6 pupils, hosted by the principal Mr. H. N. Pas- coe and both Grade 6 teachers, Mrs. John Mcintosh and Mr. Wayne Junkin, with refresh- ments being provided by the Association and served by mem- bers of the executive. The new executive for the coming year are as follows: president, Mrs. Lorne Seeley; vice-president, Mrs. J. G. Mc- Carnan; treasurer, Mrs. Frank Gazley; secretary, Mrs. Paul Wilkins; correspondence secre- tay, Mrs. W. K. Jackson; executive chairmen are: Mrs. Roy Trimm, Mrs. Henry Bickle, Mrs. D. K. Buchanan, Mrs. George Willson, Mrs. John Ben- son, Mrs. Nelson Vaillancourt, Mrs Jack Babington, Mrs. Rob- ert Booth. St. Mark's Doubles Vigorous, New Club St. Mark's Doubles Club was organized on January 17, 1959, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson, who were our first presidents. We met in the various homes on the last Sat- urday of the month for the first year, until our new basement was built, and since then we have met at the church hall. We are mainly a social group, and our one big project has been our annual dance at the Airport which is to be held on January 24, 1964. With pro- ceeds from this dance we make a donation to the church for our building fund. During the past year we have enjoyed a sleigh ride, bowled, held corn and wiener roasts, attended the Lenten meeting and enjoyed films shown by the Rev. Alfred Wool- cock, rector. We also look after the mailing of our Church Mes- senger, and the decorating of our church for Christmas and Thanksgiving. Our present officers are: Past president, Mr. and Mrs, Ern- est Dobney; presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Gord Rae; vice-presi- dents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harding; secretaries, Mr. and Mrs. 'Bud' Dawson; _ treasur- ers, Mr. and Mrs. William Howell; program, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson; social, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Crowells; decorat- bing, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Flutter; telephone committee, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Packer; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc- Glashan. Regular or Vertical VENETIAN BLINDS -- CALL -- HOWARD DRAPERIES 725-3144 926 SIMCOE ST. N. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, November 5, 1963 13 * 27 CELIN Feel More Feminine Be More Attractive Fhe. Visit . . : 728-0662 ~ A STREET 728-0662 PAPER IT/ with @ sUNWORTHY SEE THE 1964 PATTERNS We'll help you estimate your paint & wallpaper requirements reese AND SUGGEST COLOR SCHEMES AT THE DO-IT-YOURSELF STORE DGAR'S DECOR CENTRE 34 KING ST. WEST PHONE 723-7351 LADIES...Cut Down Your "RUSHING TIME" WITH AN "OK" BEST USED CAR FROM ONTARIO MOTOR SALES Limited Yes Ladies, take the bustle and hustle out of your shopping jaunts with your own car. You'd be surprised just how reasonably you can obtain @ perfectly good "second cur" that will provide you with ali the transportation you need ... to do your shopping . . . get the youngsters te school . . . attend those social functions you are so absorbed in. Let us help you select the ~ ear to suit both your needs and your budget. TEST DRIVE THE CAR OF YOUR CHOICE NOW "63 CORVAIR MONZA CONVERTIBLE » complete with 4-speed trans- mission, 102 H.P. engine, padded dash, white walls, wheel discs, seat belts. SOLD NEW Now 53095; S795 62 AUSTIN 60 CORVAIR 62 CORVAIR 3 corvaiR Deluxe Sedan complete custom radio. 1961 with COUPE Automatic transmission and radio. $1595 CO ENVOY Westminister model. 6 cylinder Deluxe Sedan with radio. $1195 AND NOW A NEW .. Yes it's a fact... when you purchase your best buy used car through Ontario Motor Sales you'll receive a 1 YEAR WARRANTY that protects you whether driving .in Can- sedan with automatic transmis- sion and custom radio. $1795 1 Year Used Car Warranty fe Sedan . « e inn good shape. $695 ada or the United States. It's a written guarantee backed by Toron- to and Ontario Ruksaielle' Dealers Association. : SERVING OSHAWA AREA OVER 40 YEARS. | ONTARIO MOTOR SALES Lid. 140 BOND WEST 725-6507