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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, Februcry 14,1963 7 Valentine Tea | Held By | Brooklin H-S | By MRS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT BROOKLIN -- A successful. "Valentine Tea and Bake Sale" was held in Meadowcrest Ju- nior School by the Brooklin Home and School Association recently. Mrs, William Mahning, wife| of the chairman of the School Board officiated at the opening ceremonies, } The Past Presidents of the) Home and -School Association, Mrs. Clifford Johnston, Mrs. E. Draper, Mrs. Ralph Hunter, and Mrs. E. Lovelock, poured tea. | The conveners for the event | were Mrs. D. Wilson, Mrs. John! Medland, and Mrs, R, Holman, | Mrs. W. F. Rogers, former} principal of Brooklin Public and | Continuation School, as it was| then known, made the draw for} the door prize, Mrs, Floyd Pil-) |key, was the winner of the | flower centerpiece awarded. BAY RIDGES FORMS TORY BRANCH ome anv scuoor Michael Starr, Minister of Labor and former MP for Ontario Riding, congratulates President Ernie Burnie of Bay Ridges of the newly-formed Bay _Ridges branch of the AT ORONO FAIR Midway Will Pay $600 By MRS. KEN GAMSBY ORONO -- A meeting of the Durham Central Agricultural Society was held at the Odd. fellows Hall recently with Mr, Jose, the new president and the 1963 Directors. Mrs, Margo Samuel chairman of the Drama Festival and her committee met with the di- rectors to discuss the Festival in 1963, regarding a budget. Mrs. Samuel outlined the functions. of the various mem- bers of her committee and also) gave a detailed account of ex- penses. The directors were in favor of sponsoring the Festival, and promised their support in selling tickets and interesting mem. bers in attending. the plays. The Society will be respon- eible for all expenses including the lunch served each evening. Mrs, Don Staples has con. sented to be Social Convener} for the coming year and all di-} rectors and their wives will be| asked to assist her. Some discussion was held re- garding suitable facilities for holding the Festival in the Town Halli, but since the Plays had been held in Orono in the past and have been given the identity of the Orono Drama Festival it was felt that they should continue to be held in the Town Hall Two tenders were discussed for the operation of the Midway at the 1963 fair and the tender of Dane Found was accepted for a five year period Mr. Found will pay the Board} a sum of $600 for the concession! along with a limited space| Newcastle PS | May Need Two | More Rooms | NEWCASTLE --"At its Febru | ary meeting, the members "| the village council were warn ed by a delegation from the! Public School Board that al new two-room addition to the school building may be re- quired this year. The delegation, composed of Mrs. Wm, Storks, D. G. Walton) and secretary - treasurer Ed} Barchard, said the new addi- tion would be built at the south side of the present building and is estimated to cost approx- mately $50,000. No acton has been taken by the board as yet, but the coun- cil was informed the addition would be needed soon The secretary - treasurer of the Fire. Department, Albert Naylor addressed members of council with regard to re Placement needs for the fire! department and was given per-| mission to purchase the re-| quired replacements | Fred G. Couch and D. G Walton addressed council wit h} regard to the Cenotaph Com. mittee. The committee has raised $057.61 and asked the council to back the committee for the balance so that the cenotaph could be ordered and the com- mittee would go aliead and raise the remainder of the money required The members of the council did not know whether it would be legal for them to back a loan with public funds and] further advice will be. sought.| Mrs. Storks again addressed| council with regard to the condition of the sidewalk on the south side of King street, east of Mill street Council is aware of the need| for a new sidewalk in this area. but is still held up by the Department of Highways A new sidewalk can not be constructed here unti! the teve! of the new road pavement to be laid by the department is inorn, { The next meeting of the Home and School Association will be| held on Tuesday, February 19) at 8 p.m, Program scheduled, | "Answers to the Question Box"| by the teaching staff. South Pickering Progressive Conservative Association. Hon, Mr, Starr was the guest speak- er at the opening ceremonies --Ivan J, Williams Photo Uxbridge Township| Spurns Deer Shoot | UXBRIDGE -- Uxbridge Twp. Council, like members of) ithe townships of Pickering, Markham and Whitchurch, has) turned down a suggestion from| the Dept. of Lands and Forests) to hold a deer shoot in the} south of the dining hall and In| municipality in 1963. the centre of the track Horace Best, president of the, The matter was dscussed| | Athletic Association reported on|briefly at a regular meeting on the completion of the new re- Friday afternoon freshment booth at the Arena' Reeve Norman Hogg contend. and finances were outlined ed that if the open season was The total cost of the projectjarranged for the month of was in the neighborhood of November it would not be prac- $1300 which is $500 above the|tical since all the damage! original estimate discussed with! would have been done. the Fair Directors. "We don't need it," comment- There was also a request|ed Councillor Chas, Forsythe, | from the Athletic Association! ~~ Tender \for two fire escapes from the basement dressing rooms and| Dickson, R. Gilbart, W. E, Beit. these are to be dealt with at a|D. Found, A. Blanchard, R. Taggart and C. W. Billings. Outdoor Exhibits -- G, Car.) son, D, Found, W. E. Reid,| Jater meeting Two committees pointed as follows Promotion -- G. were ap- Carson, R.|Gord Watson and Bob Moffat DOIT NOW WITH AN NHA HOME IMPROVEMENT, LOAN AVAILABLE THROUGH YOUR BANK(| (1 ADDITIONAL ROOMS [PAINTING AND WALLPAPERING () GARAGE OR CAR PORT C1) PORCHES © PLUMBING () FURNACE [FINISHING OFF ATTIC [ BASEMENT PLAYROOM [1] POWDER ROOM 1 FENCES [) STEPS (SINKING AND IMPROVEMENT OF WELLS [ MASONRY FLOORS ( ROOF CM INSULATIONS ( CUPBOARDS (1 BATHROOM OR KITCHEN FIXTURES CFIREPLACE [)] STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS C) BUILT-IN COOKING AND REFRIGERATION (1) SCREENS AND AWNINGS ( ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ( FOUNDATION WALLS Repayment: Loans are repayable in monthly Instal- ments, together with interest, for periods uptoten years. Note tolandiords: These loans are available to owners of rental properties, including apartments. For more details: |nquire at your bank, and have the job done this winter when men and materials are available. WHY WAIT sx FOR SPRING? 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