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Editorial Notices
from Oct 1963
by StPetersYork
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLUB
100 PICCADILLY, LONDON, W.I
All past members of the School are eligible for membership
PREMISES 100 Piccadilly, is situated opposite the Green Park and, in addition to its Club Rooms, has thirty Bedrooms and two Suites for the use of members.
LADIES' ANNEXE
This adjoins the Club and has a separate entrance in White Horse
Street. There are a Drawing Room, Dining Room and Cocktail Bar, where Lady Guests can be entertained.
SQUASH RACKETS
Arrangements have been made for members to use the courts of a nearby Club. The Club takes part in the Bath Club Inter-Club Squash
Rackets Competition, and there are also a number of friendly matches.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
There is no entrance fee and the annual Subscription Rates are at present as follows : — £ s. d. Junior Members (aged 18-23) ... •" 4 4 0 per annum (The above subscription entitles junior members to full membership and the use of all the Club amenities). Town Membership ... 21 0 0 per annum (Where a member has joined the Club under the age of 23, he may continue as a Town member until the age of 27 at a Special Subscription of £12 12 0). Country Membership 9 9 0 per annum Overseas Membership 3 3 0 per annum
Application for entry forms and any other particulars should be made to:—
The Secretary,
The Public Schools Club, 100 Piccadilly, London, W.1.
EDITORIAL NOTICES
The Peterite is the magazine of St. Peter's School, York. The Editor welcomes correspondence from past and present Peterites. No notice can be taken of anonymous correspondence. Contributors may, if they prefer it, send their name in a separate envelope, which will not be opened unless the contribution is accepted. Where the contributor's name is not intended for publication, his "nom-de-plume" should be enclosed as well. The subscription to The Peterite is 6s. Od. per annum, payable in advance, i.e., before the issue of the first number of the year (January). Members of the O.P. Club receive The Peterite free. The Peterite is published three times a year, at the beginning of each term. If any member of the O.P. Club should not receive his number of The
Peterite, the Editor would be obliged if notice could be sent at once to The Bursar, St. Peter's School, York. The Editor of The Peterite will be glad to supply any past numbers which he may have to those desiring them, at the price of ls. Od. per copy. Applications for advertising space to be made to The Bursar, St. Peter's
School, York.
THE SCHOOL SHOP
O.P. SQUARES — O.P. SCARVES — TIES — BLAZER BADGES CUFF LINKS — HERALDIC SHIELDS
s. d.
Squares. All Sink Reppe Scarves. 54 in. Wool Woven Ties, Formal. All Silk ... Ties, Informal. Terylene Ties, Informal. All Silk ... School Monitor's Ties. All Silk
45 6 17 3 14 9 10 6 14 9 18 11 Eccentrics C.C. Ties. Silk Reppe 10 11 Embroidered Gold and Silver Thread Blazer Badges ... 38 6 Gilt Metal Cuff Links. Blue enamel School Crest at one end with torpedo at the other connected by a Chain ... 18 5 Heraldic Shields comprising School Crest 6 in. x 7 in. ... ... 27 9 Chrome Blazer buttons with School Crest Large 3 0 Small 1 8
All prices include postage. Cheques should be made payable to St. Peter's School Shop.
The above items can be obtained on application to The Manager, The School Shop, St. Peter's School, Clifton, York.
AT ROWNTREES...
...we wish to recruit able boys for the many and varied jobs in our offices, factory and laboratories.
Our world-wide organisation depends for its successful operating and future development on the quality of the young people who join us.
Sports and social clubs—available to all —provide opportunities to meet people with interests similar to your own.
If you are leaving school and are interested in the prospects of a job with us, please apply to your Careers Master or write to:—
Rowntree and Company Limited
(Mr. T. M. Higham, Chief Employment Manager), The Cocoa Works, York.
Estd. 1860
DODSWORTHS
(YORK) LTD.
DECORATORS
67 MICKLEGATE
