The Province from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • 45

THE PROVINCE, Wednesday Oct. 31, 19 Parents and teachers Caithness LA Saititiiav Scottish SiiditiKium. Twelfth id FV Pifsment Mr W. Hogan Ail! opt 2 rn. Aprom.

nttt nit; nd liinry (-Mrfii T(i) servel fete on Saturd School patrol dims out Hall lay issue oveen fim'tuver Caithm' I.iIip Auxd.ary will hoi.i annual ekiirgt, aero'tutt tnittfd H. BujcKen, community workpr. Mr. William Damen, cnurllor at Gladstone High will also speak on program theme: "The Whole Child." Christmas note JERICHO HILL P.T.A. For Blind will be entertained by the P.T.A.

For Deaf in school auditorium Monday at 8 p.m. Christmas wrappings and cards will be sold, A "surprise night for parents" is being planned for lrd Nelson P.T.A. meeting Monday at 8 gia Nov. 1-12 and they are urged to obtain these and luncheon tickets well in advance. Mrs.

A. H. Young. Mrs. H.

C. F. Spring and Mrs. R. J.

Zel-mer will attend Albernl P. T. Council conference at Port Al-berni on Monday. Council presidents from surrounding island points will also be present, www Wide scope Variety continues to be the spice of PTA meetings. Dr.

E. E. McCoy will s'how a film and talk on Children's Health Centre at Laura Secord PTA meeting tonight at 8. Refreshments, and everyone is invited to come and bring a friend. At Brentwood Park P'f A meeting Monday at 8 p.m.

a spelling bee with -Kitchener versus Brentwood will be featured; teams comprising five PTA members and five students. Report will be made on newly-formed square dance club. Dual attractions should draw i a Vyp I mmtm.Mm j-niu' taunt ALLOWEEN FROLICS were planned at city schools today as pupils and teachers alike fashioned masks, scary, big witches and prinning, yellow pumpkins. Ifcre' students at Dawson elementary school model Halloween costumes: (From left) Rita Gardner, Barbara Charles, Sandra Eccles, Virginia Follis, Caroline Staple. Elementary school children attended class-room parties throughout city.

today's (j elegant AJ failiionS umM 'J mij "niah Swietv" IJP'm t'Jy Ay Mannequin Vlr yiJy nl New York I Jtzr clear vinyl vith black $ud In the Kitchen 'Trick or treat' bonanza for tots in candied apples on hand tonight 16-95 By SHIRLEY LYNV ToniKht'i the night the witche and gobling fly across the face of the moon, while down fcsre on terra firma, more earthly beings roam in search of the traditional nuts and crackers. A relic of pagan times when supernatural spirits were believed to wander through realms of space, Halloween has come down now to solid reality on this continent anyway. It's a night of excitement for the young. Mischief sometimes obtains the upper hand but mainly it's all good fun visiting neighborhood doors for treats. PTAs get In on all the activity with planning Halloween ptrties at rchool, particularly in provincial points.

On the whole, however, PTAs officially are not tuned into the festivities. Too many parents are buy at home readying their children's costumes for the fray, and teachers In primary grades are planning their own little parties for their pupils. Traffic problem On the more serious side, I hear several Vancouver PTAs ar perturbed over withdrawal of city police from overseeing their particular school boy pa-, trols. The subject was brought up at ANCOUVER P.T. COUNCIL meeting last week when Council decided to have issue of police patrols at intersections where school boys are patrolling reopened by safety chairman Dr.

W. H. Perry. PTAs concerned wera asked to work on the question and pass their feelings onto the Council for it to consider what steps are to be taken. With resignation of first vice-president Mrs.

G. L. Paccy, Mrs. Ross Sharpe moves up to the position while Mrs. E.

May becomes 2nd N. E. McConnell, 3rd Mis. W. R.

Hamilton, 4th and Mrs. H. B. Pearson, children's reading chairman. Big parley Big parley coming up Nov.

16 at White Rock is the 26th Western Border Conference co-sponsored by B.C. Parent-Teacher Federation and Washington Congress of Parents and Teachers. B.C. president Mrs. W.

V. McDonald will lead B.C. delegates and Mrs. Arthur Skelton, Washington president will head the American 'contingent at this bands-across-the-border meeting. Sessions start at 9 a.m.

at the Silver "Setting Standards for Tomorrow" will be theme wilh Mr. J. Lassoie, supervisor elementary education in Washington State, giving the keynote address. Lower mainland members are reminded special railway tickets p.m. by staff members Mrs.

V. Wcscott a ad Mr. J. Toochin, who are in charge of program, of program. Principal W.

E. Boyes will speak briefly on report cards. Membership card draw takes place every meeting with different prize offered each time. Member must be present to collect. www Smithers P.T.A.

will sponsor Holiday Theatre production "Hansel and Gretel" In high school auditorium Nov. 7. Re- port comes in from Greenwood P.T.A. of establishment of $100 bursary for a student going to University of B.C. Presentation of a gavel and stand to Port Kells P.T.A.

by Mr. W. Ghering highlighted recent meeting. Gavel is made of different woods from far countries. Mrs.

D. Closkey and Mrs. G. Bowles were named chairmen of Christmas concert. www Two cups KASLO PTA has established two cups, Curie Memorial Trophy to be presented to rooms in elementary and high schools for proficiency.

First meeting of STRATHCONA PTA at Chilliwack took form of a "family night" with Mr. R. EJ. Annis in charge of entertainment for the children. Principal J.

Isaac showed a film on Alaska and primary teacher Miss Barbara Zonner was introduced. President Mrs. L. Carey convened refreshments. ENDERBY PTA installed officers at recent meeting.

Principal Roy Plater is honorary president; Mrs. H. M. Irwin, president; Mrs. L.

Ward, Mrs. W. Monk, secretary; Mrs. R. Baird, treasurer.

to good fitting tea man's woman's aho at 749 Yatet Victoria i By WINNIE McLEAR Provlnc food Editor It will be happy looting for youngsters if you have a supply of candy apples ready when the "trick or treat" set come calling for "Halloween apples!" You don't have tfl be a candy-making expert to turn out these apples. It's just a case of making a brittle taffy, dipping tne skewered apples into, it and then letting them harden on a cookie sheet. If your apples are a brilliant red you may not need the food coloring. The vivid red will show through the clear coating quite nicely. For handles, use wooden skewers from your meat man or tongue depressers from the drug store.

The depressors are easy to handle and will not twist around or come out of the apples. Probably a little safer in the hands of an excited youngster, too. CANDY APPLES 8 medium-sized red apples 8 wooden sticks 2 cups granulated sugar DEPARTURES ft AM 12:40 PM 6:30 PM pacific Standard Mir fj cup light corn syrup 1 cup water Dash- salt Red food coloring or 8 cinnamon sticks Have apples at room temperature. Wash, dry and polish. Insert wooden skewers firmly in stem ends.

Combine sugar, corn syrup, water i and salt in deep' saucepan or top of double boiler. Add enough red food coloring to color syrup bright red. Add cinnamon sticks. Place over heat, stirring constantly until sugar is dissolved. As soon as mixture starts to bubble, cover pan "and cook 3 minutes.

Remove cover, boil rapidly without stirring until" a small amount of syrup will separate into hard brittle threads when Another tit-bit A tempting, tasty treat for everyone- crisp, ertmchy, mek-in-mowrh biscuit with a rick creamy-chocolate centre. Macfarlane Iang Wwm or rm wo. la tr mt CHOCOCATC VUHMI. UUNOU mi TY.OC IBCUm 8, i "t'i; 'ij i 7V 1 dropped into cold water, 300F. on candy thermometer.

Remove cinnamon. Removo from heat, place pan over boiling water. Tip pan, dip apples, twirling in syrup until covered. Let any extra syrup drain back into pan. Work quickly, placing paa over low heat occasionally to keep syrup thin enough to coat apples.

Place apples on lightly-buttered sheet to harden. to be listen 2Zm yr 1 1 I SEATTLE members out to Tecumseh PTA meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. First will be presentation by PTA of $200 to Miss May Martin, vice-principal and librarian, for use in school library. Then Mrs. A.

H. Young will speak on "Let Ui Look At Ourselves," a challenging subject. Mrs. Alex Campbell is program chairman. A harvest dance is being held Saturday from 9-12 p.m.

by R. M. GRAL'ER PTA with dancing to Swingsters Orchestra. Gladstone PTA is arranging a Family Night for Friday atart-ing at 7:30 p.m. Prizes, games for young and old, hobby nd art displays, talent show, Chinese auctions, sales of used sports equipment are just a few of the drawing-cards.

"What is the recipe for a happy child?" is theme of panel to feature Lord Selkirk PTA meeting next Tuesday at 8 p.m. Mr. A. R. Helps will be moderator and participating will Mrs.

H. Morgan, for the parent; Mr. Tom Smith, teauiu, xi i MRS. II. S.

DEAN is co-convenor of the "Horn of Plenty Bazaar" sponsored by the Willingdon Heights Community Church. A jrala evening haa been planned for November 2, in Brentwood Park School 1455 South Delta South Burnaby, to be officially opened 7:30 p.m. 'Horn of plenty1 bazaar, auction The Women's Association of Willingdon Heights Community Church will hold a "Horn of Plenty" Bazaar and Auction, Nov. 2, in Brentwood Park School, 1455 South Delta Avenue, North Burnnby. Mrs.

R. N. Matheson will officially open the bazaar at 7:30 p.m. Sewing, knitting, aprons, attic treasures and Christmas cards are only a few of the many items that will be for sale. Mrs.

H. S. Dean, co-convener, has arranged a program to entertain every member of the family, including the showing of films. "DAD WHAT DOES VENI, VIDI, VICI MEAN?" "Wow son. where in the world did i you get that!" A 4 'O i A I -s" A A Zrr 1 1 A jr 1 1 Ninety $100.00 Bills given away this month to CKNW for following each hourly HARRY ClARK, General Agent, Pantenger Department 787 W.

Georgia Vancouver 1. B.C. TATLOW 4J74 yon ran orArr hy mail childran's (ho as 623-629 Granville St. ITHIS "TOP DOG" MAGAZINE WILL BE DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME WITHIN THE NEXT 7 Watch For It! Save It! full information news cast rp- 4- i A i 1 i i 'eauHfu Molina ifv are available at 787 West Geor- Te eners probl em panel "Modern Trends in Dealing with the Young Offenders" will be the topic of a panel discussion November 12 at 2 p.m. in the Art Gallery.

The gathering is that of University Women's Club, and Miss E. Lorraine Johnston will be moderator. Speakers will be Mr. S. Rocks-boroirgh "Smith, director of New Haven; Mr.

A. L. Montpellier, director of young offenders' unit at Oakalla, and Prof. W. G.

Dixon, acting director of School of Social Work, UBC. Members may bring guests. "Electing an American Government" will be the topic discussed by International Relations group at the home of Mrs. James Fisher, 1994 West Forty-third, on November 21 at 8 p.m. North Shorei group is preparing for Christmas as members meet November 6 at 8 p.m.

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