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N. Oshawa H&S Association Named After Canada's Queen Mrs. Uriah Jones organized the North Oshawa Home and School Association, now called the Queen Elizabeth Home and School Association, in Decem- ber, 1041, Mrs. A. J. Parkhill was the first president. She served from 1941-43. Other past presidents were Mrs. Bruce Glover, Mrs. Frank Lee, Mrs. Oscar Burgoyne, Mrs. Glenford Taylor, Mrs. George Weltz, Mrs. David Hutcheon, Mrs, Gordon Tomlinson, Mrs. Aylmer Ward, Mrs. Douglas Branton and Mrs. Carson Heard. Our. activities for the year in- cluded a "Record Hop"' and re- freshments for the Grade 8 class. Each pupil was presented with a class picture. Two scholarships of $25 and $15 were given to the pupils in Grade 8 who stood first and second in the class, for the highest marks (all requested assignments com- pleted), provided the pupils went on to a school of higher learning. On Field Day silver cups are presented to outstanding boys and girls in their section. An afternoon tea is held for the mothers of Grade 1 pupils, and this year Kindergarten pupils as well, to acquaint them with their children's teacher and school. On Hallowe'en aight, members were present at the school to count the money -collected by the pupils of UNICEF and give a treat to the children. In De- cember, a Christmas treat was provided for all the children. Open House was held in' April, when the pupils' work was dis- played in the various rooms. On our 20th birthday in De- cember we presented Mrs. D. Hutcheon, the only remaining Charter member still actiye in the association, with a Life Membership and pin. Our money raising activities to meet our budget included a "Dollar A Family" drive and a "Night of Cards and Bake Sale". In May, officers for 1963- were elected as follows: President, Mrs. J. L. Haigh; vice-president, Mrs: N. Wright; vice-president, Mrs. J. Hoskin; corresponding secretary, 'Mrs. C. Brown; recording secretary, Mrs. K. Taggart; treasurer, Mrs. E. Brock; executive chair- men, Mrs. J.~Randall, Mrs. G. McGee, Mrs. R. Melnychuck, Mrs. K. McMinn and Mrs. M. Coliis.. Treats For Wards Of Shelter Kinettes Constant Undertaking The Kinette Club is an auxil- iary of the Kinsmen Club of Oshawa. During our 23 years in existence we have been most active in local service work. Our Club Motto has always been "The Community's Great- est Need". One of the service projects from which the Kinettes derive much pleasure is the work car- ried on by the Club at the resi- dence of the Children's Aid So- ciety. Currently the members provide special treats and re- membrances on birthdays and Christmas. In the past year we have painted the benches and recovered the cushions, mak- ing the TV room a more ccom- fortable room to enjoy. The Kinette Ciub at present | has a membership of 49 who are ali keen to lend a he'ninz hand whenever possible. The Oshawa General Hospital, "Ladies scams A Faet !" The Baker Carpet Cleaning Company have been restoring rugs to their original lustre for over 75 years. You just have to be good to maintain such a constant, flourishing business. Give Ross Mills a call (local agents), your rugs will be gone and back again before you know it. This service is really worth a try. "Free Pick-Up & Delivery" "JUST ONE CALL DOES THEM ALL" "Over 75 Years' Experience" Your local Agent ... BAKER Cleaning Co. MILLS Co. LTD. SIMCOE NORTH PHONE 728-621 Can- cer Society, White Cross Centre. Simcoe Hall Building. Fund, Glenholme School for Retarded Children, Red Cross Blood Do- nors. Clinic, The Ontario -Hos- pital in Whitby (through Christ- mas gift donations) and the March of Dimes have all bens- fitted from the Club. Annual scholarships are being presented to students in the Home Economics Department at the Central Collegiate Insti- tute and at the Dr. Donevan Collegiate Institute. This year we have added the new R. S. McLaughlin Institute to our list of scholarships. It has been the primary aim of the club to assist the Kins- men whenever possible. The Kinettes are proud to have been able to contribute financially to | the Kinsmen Memorial Stadium, Playground Equipment, Elmer the Safety Elephant Campaign for the Schools, City of Osh- awa Ambulance, Oshawa: Civic Auditorium, Canadian Mental Health Association and most re- cently a contribution to furnish the kitchen at the Kinsmen Community Centre. One of the largest efforts of the past years has been in the | Organization of the March of | Dimes Campaign in Oshawa on| behalf of the Rehabilitation Foundation for Poliomyelitis and the Orthopaedically Disabled, which has now. been amalgam- ated into the Community Chest. During the five year period the Oshawa Kinette Club had organized the local campaign, we were able to raise approxi- | mately $50,000 for the founda- | tion. Currently the Kinettes aid | the Kinsmen by serving lunch | at Hillsdale Manor to the Sen- ior Citizens every other Wednes- day, while the Kinsmen look | jafter some form of entertain- ance for them. We also help THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, November 5, 1963 19 q staff the Tuck Shop at the Manor, In order to carry on the ser- vice work which the Kinettes feel necessary in the community we undertake several money making projects during the year. Following are some of the projects we undertake: Christ- mas Card sale, Spring wardrobe draw, Strawberry bridge, Bake sale and rummage sale. The executive for the 1963-44 is as follows: President, Mrs. Morley Robinson; past president, Mrs. Gordon Garrison; ist vice presi- dent, Mrs. Donald Cullen; 2nd year vice president, Mrs. 'Donald Lake; secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Pigden; registrar, Mrs, Archie Hubert; treasurer, Mrs. Donald Flemming; Bulletin editor, Mrs, Paul Pautler; Directors: Mrs. Ron Wilson, Mrs. Bruce Caver- ly, Mrs. George Thomas, Mrs. Hans Haggmans, 'Mrs. David: McCann. HOUSEHOLD HINT Keep pieces of wood furniture from close proximity with ra- diators and grills beause heat dries it out, also the glue, and 'tends to "age" it beyond. its years. 728-0662 " I love your hair color" "My dear... I! had it dome... ." 27 CELINA STREET f 728-0662 Reguler Milk jomogenized Milk Skimmed Milk Chocolate Milk Whipping Cream Table Cream Sour Cream Buttermilk Our List of Dairy Products is Complete Eggs mery Butter Sweet Butter Cottage Cheese OSHAWA DAIRY ito. "The Dairy That Satisfies" ; just a little cash each month We'll be giod te mul ever your heme impr overcer! glam: aith you and submit estimates of cost withowt charge or obligation. Al home im- provement projects con be financed on eosy budge! terms with no money down. ROOM ADDITIONS Mest hemes can be easily enlerged te eccommedate @ gronwing bunny ny the oddiition of ore oo memrq memene te tha eviginal slrwcture. An average 10 x 34 ree eddition con be built for as Metle ws . . . . $38. MODERN KITCHENS There is ne need te put up with on ovimeded kitchen. A modern werk-eaving kitche: with oli the letest feetures con wevally be built for | hem I ee re ee $20 hic. ATTIC ROOMS ean be viilized as a comfortable "extra" room er as o bed- room for the children. The average attic can be converted to living space for as little as . . $12 io PER ENCLOSED PORCHES Many eld, open porches can be easily enclosed to provide extre spece for the family. Screen in summer and glass in 'winter makes them o year around room. Mail Coupon TODAY we will call en you and go Jom interested in the project ehecked below, Please contact me of once. ever your plans with you, and There ic no " PHONE NO. Brown's Lumber & Supplies Ltd. _ 430-450 RITSON N., OSHAWA PHONE 725-4704