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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 30, 1963 Yacht Club's. Annual Com- modore's Ball, last Saturday and_his guest, HONORED at the Oshawa evening were Commodore Donald Morgan, on the left, Miss Meryl Yachtsmen Honor Commodore At Annual Banquet And Ball The Oshawa Yacht Club hon-|man's Bay Yacht Club; Mr. ored its Commodore at its an-|and Mrs. Alex Shestowsky, Mr. nual Commodore's Banquet and/|and Mrs. last Saturday night, in: Ball, Kinsmen Community Centre. About one hundred and sixty-| guest, five couples attended to honor|and Mrs. Philip Phillips, Fred Malloy, Mr. Samuel Jackson, Jr., Mr. Everett Cheetham and his Miss Frieda Dick; Mr. Mr. } Commodore Donald Morgan, injand Mrs. Ralph Schofield, Mr.) appreciation of his efforts dur-| ing the past year. Annually the|M U sgaars Rundle and guest, and) Cephas Gay citizens of Oshawa and friends) Parish, Mr. and Mrs. Micha and eile, 8 Arts, February 27 to March| UNITS, GROUPS AND AUXILIARIES aaa peers la ST. JOSEPH'S PTA 'The October meeting of the St. Joseph's Parent - Teachers' Association wes held recently in | |St. Joseph's High 'School Audi- torium. This was a membership mect- ing and membership tickets were 30ld at the door by the ~|chairman of the membership Hartley; shown with them ?re Mrs. George Jacobi and Mr. Jacobi who was responsibie for all the arrangements for the ball. --Oshawa Times Photo Russia Lending Art To Toronto 'Today, the 82nd birthday of Pablo Picasso, the Art Gallery of Toronto is pleased to announce that the USSR is lending four |paintings by this great Spanish) |painter to their Picasso and| |Man exhibition. (Art Gallery of! faye mg January 11 to Febru-| Montreal Museum of the members are invited to|Starr joined the group later) 31, 1964). The four paintings --| join the membership in honor-/for dancing. ing the Commodore, whose term of office ends December. Supper was served at 7.30\with the club members. |Farmer's Wife, 1908; La Dry-| Commodore Morgan wel-|ade, 1908; Nude, 1909; (all from| in| comed those present and invited|the' Hermitage Museum, Lenin- all to join in an evening of fun|sraq) and Woman' with Fan,| He/(1909; (from the Pushkin State] p.m. by the Ladies' Auxiliary of|then turned the evening over to! Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow), the Retarded Children's Asso-|Mr. ciation and consisted of roast|of the beef or turkey, all the trim-|social committee, George Jacobi, mings, desert and coffee: Head|Mr. Everett Cheetham. table guests flanking Commo-| dore Donald Morgan and his guest, Miss Meryl were Mr. and Mrs. Jacobi, Mr. and. Mrs. George Hartley, | J. Patterson, . and Mrs. Hart, Commodore and Mrs.|/Mr. Allan Martin and Mr. Thomas Tomblin of the French-| Tricks. William |} and Mrs. Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Pascoe, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Sratth,| G. Knowles, Mr. convener |haye never before been seen in|t Oshawa Yacht Club's North America. assisted by| The four paintings from Mos-| jcow and Leningrad now make) s.|ing from all over the world to -|this major exhibition of 'paint- lings, drawings, sculpture and |prints by Pablo Picasso being lof Toronto. committee, Mrs. Joseph Pilking- ton and her assistant, Mrs, Don- ald Patterson. The meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Stirling Morison who welcomed new members to the jation and asked for the support of all the members in the various activi- ties which the PTA would un- dertake throughout the coming i |year. Mrs. Morison then introduced Sister Beatrice, the new princi- pal of the St. Joseph's Elemen- tary School, and her staff which is as follows: Mrs. A. Strachan (kindergarten), Sister Mary Richard (Grade 1), Mrs. K. Ho- kins (Grades. ay 2), Mrs, M Lapa (Gfade<8), Mrs. W. Si- meunovic (Grade 4), Mrs. E. Gannon (Grade) and Mr. 8. Oke (Grades 6 and 7). Sister Beatrice gave a short talk to the parents in which she quoted Bishop George Beck, who as chairman. of the Catho- lic Education Council of Eng- land told delegates that the "teacher is the agent and Auxiliary of the parent in the work of education. If a child is to grow harmoniously to balanc- ed maturity, home and school must work hand in hand as far as possible without stress or ten sion,-above ali without creating a division 'of loyalties in the mind of the child." Monsignor P. Dwyer, in a short address to the meeting, also stressed the need of the parents to support the authority| 4 jof the teacher and warned jagainst the dangers of tearing jdown the teacher's image in of front of the child. As part of the evening's pro- gram a film on citizenship was |presented, which raised the con- |troversial question "'How much responsibility does each citizen have towards his community?" Mrs, A. Strachan (chairman of the program committec), in- troduced Mr. William O'Neill, who acted as chairman of the discussion which followed the showing of this film. At the Door prize winners were Mr.|a total of some 200 works com-jend of the discussion period Mr. O'Neill called upon Father | McGough to sum up the various views expressed. In his summation Father Mc- E.| jorganized by The Art Gallery;|Gough noted that many people ldid not accept responsibilities Available right now... 4s AUR VIRGIN S1ZC duMAURIER e Full King Size Same highest grade aged Virginia tobacco, but more of it a Same exclusive "Millecel" super filter for truly milder smoking pleasure .g Same distinctive red and silver packages of 20 and 25 cigarettes More than ever, the trend today is to du MAURIER the cigarette of good taste because they felt they were lacking in qualities of leader- ship Father McGough said that these people should realize that leadership is. something that can be acquired and that a healthy fear is a good sign because it means that they will work to make. a success of the job. Father McGough and Mr. O'Neill were thanked by Mrs. W. Simeunovic. Monsignor Dwy- er said the closing prayers and the meeting adjourned for cof- fee and cake which were serv- ed by Mrs. Norman Michael and Mrs. Gordon Pearson, and their committee of Grade 8 mothers. VINCENT MASSEY H-S The October meeting of Vin- cent Massey Home and School Association was in the form of "Curriculum Night and the au- ditorium was needed to accom- modate the attendance of. par- ents The guests were welcomed by Mrs. N. V. Roe, president, who presented the Vincent Mas- sey winners in the Red Feather Public Speaking Contest. cenny Arvay spoke first, on the Salvation Army followed by the senior winner, Jane Forbes, speaking on the Girl Guide Movement. The parents were told of the participation again this year of the Vincent Massey pupils in the UNICEF program. An- nouncement was also made of the intention of revising our by- laws and a committee has been set up for this purpose under the direction of Mrs. Gordon G:-rison. These changes will be brought to the general mem- bership for their approval at the next meeting. The new room representatives were introduced as follows: Grade 7 and 8, Mrs. Vance Cooper; Grade 6 and 7, Mrs. A. B. Smith; Grade 5 and 6, Mrs. H. R. Manning; Grade 4 and 5, Mrs. Rae Rundle; Grade 4, Mrs. Donald Hoy; Grade 3, Mrs. Donald Dwyer; Grade 2 and 3, Mrs. Earl Han- cock; Grade 1 and 2, Mrs. Arthur Stone; Grade 1, Mrs. Ronald Bone; kindergarten a.m., Mrs. James Bienick; Y kindergarten p.m., Mrs. Bruce L' Aster. Mr. Gerald Harper, principal, then spoke briefly to the par- ents explaining the purpose . of the "curriculum night"? which enables the teachers to give the parents an outliae of the work they 'expect to cover during the coming year. Mr. Harper. also announced that this year a change has been made in the system of sending out report ecards. These will go out in December, March and June. Interim reports will be intro- duced this year, enabling the parents to keep track of the pupil's progress and also giv- ing the teachers an opportunity to point out. any. weak points that may need the help. and encouragement of the parents. The parents then adjourned to the different classrooms where they spent the next half hour learning the curriculum of the individual grades. At the end of this time, the guests re- turned to the auditorium where they were served refreshments, the highlight of which was the 4th anniversary cake. Miss Carol McGirr, a member of the staff of Vincent Massey since its opening, and a charter,mem- ber of the Home and School Association, had the honor of cutting the cake. Refreshments were provided and served by the mothers of Grade 4 and Grade 1 and 2 under grade mothers, Mrs. D. Hoy and Mrs. A. Stone and social con- vener, Mrs. Bert A, McCarl. 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