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1y H&S Assoc. Streamlines Exec. "Bitter Pill To Swallow" Home and School gears to the atomic age. The Ontario Eederâ€" ation of Home & School Associaâ€" tions Incorporated, at a meeting of its Board of Directors, recentâ€" ly made an agonizing reâ€"appraisâ€" al of itself and voted to accept in principal the recommendaâ€" tions of a firm of management consultants which had been reâ€" tained to make a survey of the Federation‘s Organizaâ€" tions Structure. Here are some of the unpalatâ€" able truths which the manageâ€" ment consultants presented: â€"the low level of Association interest in Federation nomâ€" inations and elections (only 32.1% of eligible Association ballots were cast at the 1962 Annual Convention in Torâ€" onto) â€"the feeling of discontent on the part of Members, with the progress of Federation. â€"the â€" adverse â€" publicity â€" freâ€" quently directed at the Fedâ€" eration. This may have been bitter medicine to some Board Memâ€" bers, but by unopposed majority votes they agreed to accept the! consultant‘s recommendations for a new look, which included: â€"a strengthening of the presâ€" ent status of the 49 Councils in the Province, and the abâ€" olition of District Organizâ€" ers.. â€"the return to 9 Areas in the Province, controlled by Area Boards. â€"Repiacement of the current 115 Member Board of Directâ€" ors by a 54 Member "Execuâ€" tive". __ * Singled out for particular emâ€" phasis by the consultants was the need to stress the importâ€" ance of the individual Home and School Association. Poor comâ€" Sir: I have noticed several items regarding Kipling Acres in your paper, and I hope you will be able to print the following. Dating from December 1957, 1‘ underwent three rather serious| operations, and in January 1960 | came from Humber Memorial Hospital in an ambulance to Kipling Acres Home for the Aged. I have only a rather blurred memory of my arrival here, beâ€" ing in a very weak state of health, and for some time was confined to my bed. After some weeks, thanks to the wonderful care and nursing I received, I was able to navigate a wheelâ€" chair and soon after was on my feet again. Then, still being given the same care and attention to my diet, I gradually regained my lost strength, and now, in spite of my 80 years, am enjoying the very best of health. I must add that during the two years and nine months I have resided here, I have always received the greatest care and consideration from any of the staff with whom I have come in contact with â€" especially the dieticians. The â€" financial â€" arrangements have been strictly in accordance with the original plan, i.e., seven eighths of any income over the oldâ€"age pension, and personally, I would not entertain any idea of changing my residence for any consideration. (Signed ) Winnifred Grace Cass, Kipling Acres, Rexdale, Ontario. (Continued from page 4) * 15 Qakburn Crescent â€" Willowdale, Ontario The Board of Education wishes to announce that a special meeting will be heid on the evening of Thursday, 11 October 1962, at 7:30 o‘clock, in the Board Room of the Administration Building, for the purpose of receiving and discussing a series of special reports prepared by the officials on the operation of academic departments and the educational programme. Letters .. .. The Board extends to parents and ratepayers a cordial invitation to attend. Copies of the reports will be made available at the meeting. F. W. MINKLER Director of Education THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF NORTH YORK Due to our excellent sales in recent months, we are short of listings of old and newer homes for our numerous buyers. All cash deais can be arranged. Free Estimates â€"â€" Please. Houses and Bungalows NEED ED !! PETERS â€" WILES Ltd. CALL RO 2â€"1191 (Formeriy Ken Wiles Ltd.) 1190 Weston Rd. munication within the organizaâ€" tion was cited as the chief obâ€" stacle to progress, The establishâ€" ment of a regular publication â€" to be issued to all Home & School Members â€" was accepted as a first step towards communiâ€" cations. The Ontario Federation of Home and School Association Inâ€" corporated was first formed in 1919. Membership has increased steadily, although some fallâ€"off has occurred in recent years, and now stands approximately 130,000 Members in more than 1,600 Home and School Associaâ€" tions. The drastic changes necessary to streamline the organization will take time to implement. The Annual Meeting of the Fedâ€" eration, to be held in Toronto on April 1l7th., 1963, is the target date for the operation of the new machinery. A Steering Com:â€" mittee for the Implementation of the New Structure has been set up with Mrs. P. J. Glaubitz as Chairman. Other members are Mrs. R. P. Rumball of Sudâ€" bury, Mrs. W, H. Tennant of Etoâ€" bicoke, Mrs. W. H. Crown of Scarborough and Mr. A. K. Dixâ€" on of North York. Add Autumn Tang to Meals With Hot Fruit Recipes "This has been a very importâ€" ant day in the history of Home: and School in Ontario," said Federation President, Mrs. John Cropper of St. Catharines in congratulating the Members of the Board on their acceptance of the recommended organizational changes. Executive Viceâ€"Presiâ€" dent, Mrs. A. F. Toogood of Unâ€" ionville, expressed the feelings of the Board when she thanked the members of the management consultant firm for their careful analysis and constructive recomâ€" mendations, Mrs. P. J. Glaubitz worked closely with the consulâ€" tants in the preparation of the report which must receive final ratification from the full Federâ€" ation Membership at the 1963 }Annual Convention. The first tang of Autumn brings renewed vitality and sudâ€" denly with a spurt of energy we decide its time to vary our summer desserts. Fresh berries and melons, peaches, pears and grapes, which have been the mainstay of our dessert selecâ€" tions in August seem to lose a little of their appeal. Cooler days suggest it is now time to turn on the oven and use these favourites in combinations of pies, â€" shortcakes, betties and cottage puddings. If we use milk, butter and eggs in these desserts we are actually enâ€" hancing the food value of these lovely fruits. So, while the chili sauce is simmering, whisk some shortâ€" cake biscuits into the oven. Cool slightly. Split and brush with melted butter. Put on a generous serving of slightly sweetened peaches, or a luscious combinâ€" ation of fall fruits, pears, peachâ€" es, green grapes and melons. Top with a dab of whipped cream. Place biscuit on top and finish with more whipped cream and fresh fruits, Be sure to reâ€" serve some pretty pieces of fruit for garnish. Shortcakes can be made in individual biscuits or familyâ€" sized ones that can be carefully garnished to form the piece de resistance at your first fail ISOBEL WALKER, Chairman of the Board K. Dixâ€" \M H d # 1mp0r\-! any ue Rev. Venema Dedicates New School Wing At the dedication ceremonies of the new wing of the Timothy Christian School held at the Secâ€" ond Christian Reformed Church last week, the church pastor, Rev. Henry A. Venema, gave the keynote address, using as a basis for his brief speech Ezekiel 16:6, "Yea, 1 said unto thee when thou wast in thy blood, Pastor Venema said that the Timothy Christian School was not built because the children attending _ were _ better than others and it was thought deâ€" sirable to retain separation from other sinful children, but to eduâ€" cate so that children and young people born in sin may live coventantally with their God. live He told the 200 assembled parents that in this day when daily life is being detached from the Law and Lord of life, the school must serve as a training ground to show that all of life must be lived unto the Lord. At Area Parks This coming weekend is expecâ€" ted to show Nature‘s fall colors at their best and the Metropoliâ€" tan Toronto and Region Conserâ€" vation Authority suggests the following _ conservation _ areas where Fall colors will be most prominently displayed: Boyd area, two miles north of Woodbridge; _ Claremont _ near Pickering 14 miles north of No. 7 Highway on No. 10 sideâ€" road; Heart Lake just east of Brampton; Glen Haffy in Albion Township one mile south of Mono Mills and No. 9 Highway, and Albion Hills, five miles north of Bolton. buffet. In this case, you‘d probâ€" ably top the shortcake with swirls of whipped cream and arrange the fruit in attractive patterns on the. top.â€"â€" SHORTCAKE BISCUITS 2 cups cake flour "A tsp. salt 3 tsp. baking powder "2 tsp. soda & cup sugar % cup butter "*2 cup buttermilk or sour cream METHOD . If you use presifted flour do not sift flour before measuring. Sift together the dry ingredients. Cut in butter until the mixture resembles coarse erumbs, Add buttermilk or sour milk. Mix just until dough follows fork around the bow!. Pat out lightly and cut in rounds or pat into an 8" pan. Bake at 425 degrees F. for 20 minutes. HOMEMAKERS HINT To keep peaches and pears from discolouring after preparâ€" ing keep in light syrup, or lightâ€" ly salted water or water to which lemon juice has been added. As you know a dash of lemon juice enhances the natural fruit flaâ€" vour of peaches and pears. gvg m sou on e n t im se Te m o o t e ho wae o e o t e o e d t ie o ht w se uy E .; Ltfim en Bs the old aie t ts w ties t d t tet ts t toe t t h t too t ts o o i i 1¢ Sale ontinues This Weekend ! ©® OPEN EVERY WEDNESDAY TIL 6 P.M. © LOTS OF PREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE Hurry ! Saturday Final Day. HUNDREDS OF MONEYâ€"SAVING BUYS FOR YOU AND YOUR HOME. 1956 WESTON ROAD Now that frosty nights are that added to the many contriâ€" here, it is time to start planning{butions of milk and eggs, pumpâ€" for Thanksgiving. Whether you) kin, as a dark yellow vegetable, go to the cottage to see the leav-)adds a large wallop of vitamin es, further north, or best of all| A to an already delicious and home to the farm, Thanksgiving ) powerâ€"packed dessert. means the gathering of the clan.| Our recipe today is for this Unless you plan carefully, it can|traditional pumpkin pie. In our mean rush and confusion and a'family it must be topped with very tired homemaker. So, with| whipped cream, often with chopâ€" pencil in hand, sit down now and|ped candied ginger, sprinkled on plan this last festive weekend| top. before Christmas, right down to PUMPKIN PIE the final detail. ‘Then you can 1 15 oz. tin pumpkin be really "thankful" this holiday.; 1 cup brown sugar Bake Popular Pumpkin Pie For Traditional Thanksgiving Planning your menu _ ahead, getting out your family‘s favourâ€" ite recipes and making up markâ€" eting lists, allows you time to plan properly. ‘Then too, you can cast an experienced eye over each meal to be sure that it gives you a good variety of foods from each of the five food groups. As you know, these are milk, fruit, vegetables, breads or cereals and meats or fish. Thanksgiving‘s festive dessert, "pumpkin pie", is a particularly happy choice because its recipe calls for ingredients from four of these groups. This means T.V. TALENT. Pictured above is eight year old Vicky Chernish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Chernish of Gary Drive, Weston, who appeared on Tiny Talent Show on Channel 11 in Hamilton on Sunday night, September 23. Vicky has only been playing the accordian for a short time, and has played for the Home for the Aged at Beeton and for several other gatherings. She is a student at Mrs. Peters‘ Music Studio in Weston, and a grade three pupil at Pelmo Park School. STREET NAME ANNE GRAHAM LOGAN UNWANTED HAMR A PROBLEM ? ? OVER 30 YEARS‘ EXPERIENCE 2989A BLOOR STREET WEST PHONE BE 3â€"4661 OR 239â€"9254 WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET that added to the many contriâ€" butions of milk and eggs, pumpâ€" kin, as a dark yellow vegetable, adds a large wallop of vitamin A to an already delicious and powerâ€"packed dessert. Combine pumpkin, spices, sugâ€" ar and salt. _ Add well beaten eges and milk. Line two deep tins with pastry and fill with above filling. Bake at 450 deg. F., for 10 minutes, reduce heat to 325 deg., and cook till firm. If you wish to bake only one pie, oven poach the remainder as pumpkin custards. Our recipe today is for this traditional pumpkin pie. In our family it must be topped with whipped cream, often with chopâ€" PUMPKIN PIE 1 15 oz. tin pumpkin 1 cup brown sugar % tsp. ginger 1‘4 tsp. cinnamon % tsp. salt 3 eggs 3 cups milk Pastry for 2 pies. METHOD: It looks as if we jumped the gun earlier this summer. We loudly proclaimed Leitch Oakâ€" dale as the pennant winners for 1962. At least we were on the right track, because on Wednesâ€" day, September 26, Leitch Oakâ€" dale won the Western Division Softball Trophy at Glen Long Park. The Oakdales played a terrific game and soundly trounâ€" ced MacMullen‘s Pharmacy 22 They just couldn‘t do a thing wrong. Jim Goberis the winning pitcher was in topâ€"notch form, along with two homer Bill Bruce who played a firsaâ€"rate game all the way. With flags waving, we salute the whole team: Brent Swanick, Ken Tracy, Garth Parrish, Franâ€" kie Mergliano, Ross Glover, Ron Shirley, Bill Manley, Paul Pace, Bill Bruce, Nickie Caple and Jim Goberis, Cohgr:ts to coachâ€" es Norm Glover, Mr. Tracey and "Pop" Dickson who have workâ€" ed so hard and well with the boys. And so ends a good seasonâ€" we‘ll be watching for a repeat performance next season. On September 24. the first meeting of the combined St. Raphael‘s â€" St. Philip‘s Cathoâ€" lie Parentâ€"Teacher Association was held in St Philip Neri‘s Church hall. The one hundred and twentyâ€"five members presâ€" ent were welcomed by Mrs. K. C. _ Sherborn, President, who then introduced those members of the teaching staff from both schools who were in attend. AROUND DOWNSVIEW You Are Invited To O A Charge Account. Kay for now through the holidays e members pr(’s-( The Couples Club of the Bevâ€" omed by Mrs. K./erly Hills United Church are President, who \ holding a Costume Party, in the d those members | Church on Saturday, October 13. ; staff from bottht 8:30 p.m. Everyone in the were in attendâ€"Jcongregation is cordially invited Free Parking Tickets Por Municipal Parking Lot On John St. At the Beverley Hills United Church recently, the following children were baptized: Carla Constance Brobst, Karen Anne Martin, Elizabeth Joan Martin, |Barbara Lynne Martin, Kevin | Matthew Morrish. THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€"â€" Thursday, October 4, 1962 â€"â€" ance, about twentyâ€"ome in numâ€" The minutes of the last meetâ€" ing were read by Mrs. H. Alvey, and Mr. W. Crossan, Principal of the new St. Raphael‘s school on Gade Drive, spoke briefly to the parents. A dance is being held in the Church Hall on Satâ€" urday, October 13, sponsored jointly by St. Philip‘s Holy Name Society, the Catholic Women‘s League, and the C.P.T.â€" A., proceeds going to the new school. Reverend Father Mark, Pasâ€" tor, spoke on the great need of coâ€"operation between the parâ€" ents and teachers, in order to teach and educate the child and give it that respect for authority which is so necessary in the moulding of a responâ€" sible citizen. Refreshments were served by Mrs. S. Rowe and her committee. It is hoped that as many and possibly more parents will attend next month‘s meeting, which will be held on October 29. This meeting will combine with a Toy Sale. * LYNX COLLARED Double â€" breasted, tweed, fur shawl collar C The Luxury Look COATS MINK COLLARED Classic worsted _ faillé, shirred fur collar, from * MINK _ COLLARED BOUCLE sUIT $155 $115 1943 WESTON ROAD AT JOHN Phone CH 1â€"1861 Fur Flattered SUITS to come out and join in the fun and _ fellowship. Refreshments will be served. For further in formation â€"call Mrs, E. Marâ€" shall, 241 â€"3767. Could be you are looking for ivory or planning a winter vaâ€" cation ?? Weil, Nairobi is the place to go. Last month more than 14,000 elephants have been counted in an air census at Thetâ€" savo National Park, and the total is expected to exceed 20,000 when the census is completed. According to our trunkâ€"line, a park spokesman was heard to say: "This figure is surprising. WOODBRIDGE FAIR Harness Races â€" Monday Horse Shows, Ponies, _ _ Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Poultry, Rabbits & Cavies â€" 4â€"H Clubs WOODBRIDGE, ONT. Saturday, October 6 Monday, October 8 PLAN TO ATTEND Midway â€" Both Days 2 BIG DAYS and