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Watch Out For Goblins Remind your children about the traffic before they go out. Stress looking both ways before erossing, and the fact that they may be hard for drivers to see. Leave your porch light on so youngsters won‘t tumble. Drivers should remember on Hallowe‘en night tlfat there‘s always a chance that some small ghost may forget to be careful, and then his chance depends on you. Have a child use a makeâ€"up face instead of a mask, which makes vision difficult. Fluoresâ€" cent tape as trim makes a difâ€" ference to the visibility of a dark costume. See that costumes are easy to move and walk inâ€"not high heels and tight skirts for little girls pretending to be big ones, or dresses long enough to trip on. The Ontario Safety League says they may present a special traffic hazard when they dash unseeing across a street with their mind on loot. To make sure your children see and are seen on Hallowe‘en the safety league makes these sugâ€" gestions. Their guest will be Mrs. Pearl Buchanan, whose topic will be, "What can you do with your money, except spend it." A rummage sale will be held in Queensway United Church, Tenby Ave., on Saturday, October 28, at 10 a.m. There was a good attendance, and â€" arrangements â€" were . comâ€" pleted for the branch‘s particiâ€" pation in the Festival in Lakeâ€" shore Lions Memorial Arena, on November 6, when they will join with other branches in the bake I regret that owing to a delay of mail delivery, an advance notice of the Kingswayâ€"Sunnylea Horticultural Society‘s, October meeting was received too late for last Thursday‘s column, â€" Perhaps the Post Office will explain why the letter, mailed at 11:30 am. on Thursday, Octoâ€" ber 12, in Toronto, was not delivered until Tuesday, Octoâ€" ber 172 I have received reports of election mail not being delivered, causing voters to ‘phone_to find out where they voted, at the last minute. There may be an excuse for second class mail being delayed, but in my opinion, not first class mail. This motivates me to remind correspondents to mail their news items early in the week. My deadline is Friday, 4 p.m., so that items received later will not appear in the following Thursâ€" day‘s column. Emergency items can be phoned to me, not later than 10 a.m., Monday, and I will be pleased to know of social activities, birthdays, wedding anâ€" niversaries, parties. There is no This Hallowe‘en borough resiâ€" dents are urged to watch out for the little peopleâ€"the shellouters, the trickâ€"andâ€"treaters, and charâ€" ity pleasers. If interested in â€" attending, please phone Mrs. Jessie Plant, chairman, 251â€"6429, There will be two tea rooms, with tables decorated with hippy Santas, bake table, aprons, pickles, jams, nearlyâ€"new articles, candles, ‘plants, very popular swans, made from Sweetheart soap, parcel post, gift boutique, and for the children, there will be a "Children‘s own" table, fish pond, and movies. Some of the ladies will wear Centennial costume, and guess who is opening the Bazaar? None other than Sir John A: Macdonald. A warm invitation is extended to ladies in the district to join the Queensway Ladies‘ Progresâ€" sive Conservatives at their pot luck luncheon in the Mayfair Inn on Tuesday, October 31, at 1 p.m. Royal York Branch of the Women‘s Auxiliary of Queensway General Hospital, held its monthly meeting in the home of the chairman, Mrs. William Jolly, 129 Wesley St., on Thursday, October. 19. The admission is only 10c, but somte lucky admission tickets will be drawn for fortyâ€"seven good door prizes. n‘t miss the Centennial l._..sar being held in St. Elizaâ€" beth‘s Anglican â€" Church, â€" the Queensway, on Saturday, Oct. 28, from 2 to 5 p.m. e Along The Queensway BY MRS."T. TURNER â€" TELEPHONE CL 1 â€" 7224 = Simpsonsâ€"Sears * _ CATALOGUE CLEARANCE CENTRE « â€"â€" Thursday, October 26, 1967 At Our Rexdale Store Only â€" Open Mon. Tues. Wed. Sat. 9 Some 125 members were presâ€" ent, the ladies in their finery, and each of them received a gift of roses. Prizes and trophies were preâ€" sented â€" the trophy for high single went to Rocky Breakspeare and Norma Kennedy, won {fihz ladies‘ trophy for high single, Among those winning prizes were Mr. and Mrs. George Mercer, and the door prize was won by Mr. and Mrs. George Sprouie. Friends of Mr. Bill . Kerr, Stonegate Rd., will be happy to know that he is recuperating at home, after a long hospitalization in Queensway General Hospital. The Summer Bowling League of Branch 217, Royal Canadian Legion, dined and danced at the Mayfair Inn, the Queensway, on Friday night, October 20. Tailored from Orlon Acrylic fibre! _ In ‘popular double breasted style! The Queensway Mixed Cribbage League is having a Masquerade Dance and Party in West Point Hall, 134 â€"6th St., New Toronto, on Friday, October 27, and they are inviting everyone, to join them, so why don‘t you get all dolled up, in a costume, of course, and have some Hallowe‘en fun. Admission is $1, Mrs. Norman Lightfoot, 251â€"3620, wil be pleased to give further informaâ€" tion and to know of anyone, who would like to attend. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Foweraker, Stephen Dr., have returned home from a delightful three weeks‘ holiday in Florida. charge for articles appearing in this column, so keep me advised. 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"Would you â€" could I please take Whiskers for a ‘walk with me down to the lake ?" He was more than glad to be rid of the clown for a while. Once away from his stern master Whiskers behaved as if he were in an entirely different world. But then being with this Aappy, friendly little girl in yelâ€" low was like being in another world. She told him stories, patted him on the head, hugged him, played hide and seekâ€"and did everythingâ€" his master did not. He‘d do anything for his newâ€"found friend. June picked up a piece of driftwood and tossed it out into the lake. She bent down near the small black dog and whisperâ€" ed in the kindest voice Whiskers had ever heard: "Would you please get the stick for me, Whiskers ?" Without hesitating, Whiskers plqued into the water and got the stick for the girl. She patted his wet head and gave him a cookie as a reward. He wagged his tail furiously and barked several times. 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