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22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, November 14, 1961 Victoria Lodge LTB Helps Maintain Protestant Orphanage Victoria Loyal True Blue 55 is a Protestant organization in- stituted on March 17, 1902, and has a membership of around 90, composed of male and female, and it meets the first and third Tuesday nights in the Orange Temple, Bruce street. There is also a LTB Juvenile Lodge, Maple Leaf No. 2, com- posea of children from ages of 7 - 16 years with members_ of the Senior lodge as guardians. There are a great number of lodges from the East and West coasts and we have an annual convention of the Supreme Grand lodge which recently met in the City of North Bay for their 86th annual session. The chief interests of the Loyal True Blue Association is to care for the needy and help- less and also help to do our share te maintain the Loyal True Blue and Orange Home at Richmond Hill, which cares for Protestant children from ages of 3 to 16 years. Where the child has been bereaved of one or both parents and also broken homes. This {s a marvelous home with wonderful guidance. They have their own class rooms and teachers and as the children pass from Grade 8 attend the pag school in Richmond iil, To maintain this home we have in past three years held a tag day once a year with every penny being turned over to the Directors of the Home. But in recent years we felt our City has so many demands in way of tag days we cut it down te every other year. Our Association is very grate- ful to Oshawa Police Commis- sion for granting «:s this day for a job which we feel is well werth while. The officers for 1961 are as follows: District Deputy Grand Master, Bro. Willard Spencer; Worshipful Mistress Sister Mary Thompson; Deputy mistress, Sister Ruth Gatchell; recording secretary, Sister Elda Howard; financial secretary, Sister Vicki Mitchell; treasurer, Sister Eliz- abeth Morton; Chaplain, Sister Gertrude Logan; Director of Ceremonies, Sister Susan Spencer; Conductor, Sister El- eanor Mitchell: Chairlady of Committees; Sister Ina Mil- gate; 2nd Committee, Sis: Mar- garet Phillips; 3rd Committee, Sis. Giadys Beavis; 4th Commit- tee, Sis. Mary Abbott; 5th Com- mittee, Sis. Evelyn Bilton; In- side Tyler, Bro. Leo Keeler; Outside Tyler, Bro. Percy Cleveland; Auditors; Sis. Su- san Spencer, Sis. Alice Short and Sis. Mary Abbott; Trustees, 'Bro. Fred Thompson, Bro. Amon Toms and Bro. Percy Cleveland; pianists, Sis. Em- maline Henderson; assistant pianist, Bro. Don Straughan; de- gree captain, Bro. Fred Thomp- son; press reporier, Bro. Don Straughan; Juvenile mistress, Sis. Doris Law; Juvenile trea- surer, Sis. Hazel Weddup. Sister Susan Spencer. was also elected to the office of Su- preme Grand Mistress this year at the annual session and will preside at the Sessions next year when they meet in Lon- don, Ontario. Fabulous Beau Exciting Value REGISTERED FLAWLESS Let the matchless beauty of Bluebird diamonds tel? the story of your love. Here are but 3 of the many stunning Bluebird twosomes in our selection - flaw: less creations in @ class by themselves. And insured NO DOWN PAYMENT " BURNS CREDIT JEWELLERS LTD. free. \ \ \ ON TERMS 32 KING W. S. Courtice H&S Has Ist Birthday The first meeting of South Courtice Home and School Asso- ciation was held in February, 1960. The first slate of officers were: president, Mrs. Richard Salway; vice-presidents, Mrs. William Henry and Mrs. Ross Hawke; secretary, Mrs. Maurice Bickle; treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Paats; executive, Mrs. G. A. Peterson, Mrs. G. Symons, Mrs. Douglas Poole, Mrs. Wm. Cam- eron, Mrs. Sydney Worden, Mrs. John Collier. During the first term, the president, Mrs. Richard Salway attended leadership training camp at Lake Couchiching in June 1960. Four members attended the area "C'" conference held in Peterborough in October. A Grade I Mothers Tea was held in November 1960. Graduation Night was an- other highlight when Class Pins were presented to the graduat- ing class. Fund raising activities for the year included bake sales and rummage sales. With the funds raised a duplicator machine and two sets of Atlas and Encyclo- paedia were purchased for the school. In April 1961, Mrs. Richard Solway and Mrs. Sydney Word- en attended the Home and School Convention at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Mrs. Maurice Bickle attended the Leadership Training Camp in June 1961. Several field trips were made by the Junior and Senior classes. These included trips to the Bow- manville library, McLaughlin library and a tour of the Henry House muséum alsv a trip to the Toronto museum and other places of historical interest ia Toronto. The new officers for the 1961- 62 season are: President, Mrs. Maurice Bick- le; vice-president, Mrs. Douglas Poole; and Mrs. John Collier; secretary, Mrs. Alan Tamblyn; treasurer, Mrs. Arthur. Paats; executive, Mrs. Sydney Worden, Mrs. Herbert Mackie, Mrs. Sim- on Penfound, Mr. Garnet Goy- ne, Mr. Richard Salway. bottles. , OUT ie eee Women prefer the non - breakable pouring, Pure-Pak con- tainer over old fashioned STORE or AT YOUR ecsy- "AT THE DIAL 728-6241 OSHAWA 723-7022 superb interiors . fy ts Haut 725-2686 i 13 KING ST, &