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It‘s the kind of art exhibit where you can see a threeâ€" dimensional purple paper monâ€" ster and a sixâ€"foot mural all in the same show. Where you can go from a fingerâ€"painting display to look at designs for room interiors. That‘s what the art exhibition that was held at Applewood Heights Secondary School is all aboutâ€"the progression in art work from kindergarten to grade 11. The show which will run unâ€" til Saturday, is made up of art from 45 public schools and eight secondary schools in this area. It is sponsored by the Missisâ€" sauga board of education. For the last few weeks, a basement storage room in Cooksâ€" ville public school has been fillâ€" ing up with all kinds ‘of art from the public schools. Papierâ€"Mache witch doctor masks, cloth hand puppets, paper ladies with names like Curly Whirly, fingerâ€"paintingsâ€"they‘ve all been sorted and the best selected for the show. At the public school level, one representative from each school chooses one piece of art from each â€" grade. _ The _ secondary schools have been given a cerâ€" tain amount of display room to fill with what they want. ‘The art from the secondary achools . reflects the growing emphasis on art at that level. The exhibits cover sculpturing, ceramics, lettering, poster deâ€" signs, oil painting, murals and photography. . . Gordon McFarlane, coâ€"ordinatar of art for the Mississauga board of education, says there are a lot of students from this area who go on to further study in art. In the past five years, there have been over 125 go into the art field. This year, there are Saturday morning art classes at Port Credit Secondary School for those who want to take it as an option in grade 13. Next year, McFarlane says Gordon â€" Graydon â€" Secondary School expects to have enough students interested to have it as a regular grade 13 subject there. SALLY SCOTT â€" ‘This increased interest in school art is evident at the exâ€" hibition in displays ranging from Dear Sally Scott: My husband‘s mother was forced to give up her home when her husband died, and the only alterâ€" native was to take her to live Recently she suffered a stroke which destroyed her speech, and left her with the mind of a child. 1 face the future with dread and despair. I know my attitude is one of extreme selfishness. I want desâ€" perately to have my life free to devote to my husband and our little daughter. We simply canâ€" not afford to put grandma in a nursing home. Actually she is not ill but needs all the attention that a amall child receives. It means that our Jittle girl will not have her playmates in to play, as the noise would bother my motherâ€" inâ€"law. Our own entertaining will have to be curtailed to a minimum, and we both love to have people in for an evening, What would you suggest, Sally? Dear Mary R: Why not make a list of your problems and a list of your blessâ€" ings, and you will be amazed how much your blessings will outâ€" weigh your problems. Even if she does not succeed, you will be amazed how much happiness your kindness will bring to her. There are many things you can do to help herâ€" perhaps give her a permanent or a new dress, or take her for a walk in the park. I think if you will show kindness to her you will have a happy lady on your hands, and you will find., for yourself peace and contentment. Study every article you can on mental disturbances and their treatment. Try to get your motherâ€"inâ€"law interested in some kind of handiwork. She will not have long to live, and when she passes on you will have a clear eonscience and a wellâ€"done from your husband for Weird and wacky show held by nearby students Lie. tâ€"375 â€"Mary R., Humber Bay SIDING & at x:' srulul'l" :ITAL 293'8745 ALCAN / ALUMINUM EINHARDT OOFING 6 & ’ wilths, vEsTROUGH ALCAN * EA STORM DOORS & WINDOWS _ Sheet Metal 20â€"YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE Work 'says; AT APPLEWOOD HEIGHTS the vivid paintings of the grade oners to the polished products of the students who will continue their art commercially. The show will be open from 4 to 10 p.m. ‘until Friday and The Western area YWCA will be sponsoring a day camp at having c:ared zo kindly for his rfi‘otfi:r. Best of luck to you. â€"Sally Scott Dear Sally Have you ever wished that somebody would make you over? Make you more interesting and knowledgeable ? ‘ Maybe give your personality a new sparkle? Or just make you more aware of the world around you? â€" Well, that is how I feelâ€"mayâ€" be it is spring, but I would like to be different from the mousey person 1 am. about me ? Dear Plain Jane: Unfortunately, there is no one who can change us in an instant, but we can be changed, or to use m better word, developed. Each of us have been given special abilities and talents, Many that we take for granted . .. or don‘t even recognize, .. Just think how changed we would be if we made the most of all of them. Why not go to a charm school, or take a modelling class? It is amazing how some women who attend such schools turn out. Or go to the university extraâ€" mural classes, and take journalâ€" ism or shortâ€"story writing. The first thing you know you will be filled with so much imagination that you will be a new person. int 55. Sand hills 22. Weusur' of i distance DOWn ‘24. Slender 1. Sacred song 26. Comparative 2. Achieve ending 3. Musical note 27. Current 4. Sea eagle f ;venl:s 5. Winter j . Smoke recipitation 2 and fog 6. gxr.lum:tion 31. Fixed > 7. Greek letter ‘ _ charges 8. Is sick 33. Ireland 9. Not tight . 35. Note of scale 10. Malicious look Cheer up, we all get these downâ€"inâ€"theâ€"mouth feelings in the spring time. Just try some of the above, and see how they work. But first of all go to a good hair stylist, and get your hair made overâ€" get a facial â€"have your fingernails manicuredâ€"buy a new hatâ€"all these things do something wonderful for your morale. I wish you good luck. â€"Sally |Scott 19. 21. 11. As 14. By 15. Face port 16. Medicinal plant 17. Vamish ingredient 19. Healthy Any problems, folks? Take them to Sally Scott, e/o The Advertiser, 2080 â€" Lake â€" Shore Blvd. W., New Toranto, and she will help you with advice. 1. Peels 6. Cures t PHONE Day camps planned by borough YMCAs ACROSS Your sacrifice is really worthwhile Crossword What can be done 231â€"9554 48. Uncommon 50. Like 51. Verify 54. High spirited horse 55. Sand hills 4 Plain Jane costle OR from 2 pm. to 4:30 pmm. on Saturday. _ ) â€" Students from the secondary schools gave demonstrations in hanging geometric solids and oil paintings. the Boyd Conservation Area, in Woodbridge, for girls ranging from seven to 12 from Weston, Downsview, Lakeshore and West Toronto. There will be two twoâ€"week periods, _ excluding _ weekends, from July 2 to 12 from July 15 to 26. Professional YWCA s taff administers the camp and superâ€" vises _ its â€" programmes | which vary from nature hikes and cookâ€"outs to games and dramaâ€" tics One overnight will be held each period for campers 10 years and over, these day camps, telephone 702â€" 8160. For further information about Visit the W ALKER®S store nearest you REXDALE PLAZA DIXIE | 1125 lIalington Ave. N. | Dizie (xjymbo\ 20. Citrus fruit 23. Large mouthed pitcher 25. Additional 28. Chair 30. Donate 32. Strict 34, Nullify 35. Tibeton 12. Employs 13. Narrates 18. Musical priests 36. Concerning 38. Narrow board 40. Summer flowers 42. Reduce 44. Dry 47. Definite __ article 49. Small shield __ nicknome 53. Indefinite article STARTS TOMORROW! FRIDAY, MAY 24th Bandwagon of V alues AWALKER‘ S e Climb Aboard for Valueâ€"Winners‘! e Wa a Landslide of Savings! e Come Earlyâ€"â€"Stay Late, Friday! Easter lilies decorated Christ the King Church, when late in April, Arlene Johanna Morrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison, Lake Shore Blyd. West, (formerly of Charlottetown, PEI), married Ronald Leonard Kubas, son of Mrs. William Kubas, 6â€"1st Street, New Toâ€" Kubas, Kubas, ronto. Rev. Father Manley, assisted by the altar boy, Jimmy Morâ€" rison, the bride‘s nephew, perâ€" formed the afternoon ceremony. Soloist Anne Huntly was accomâ€" panied by organist Miss Gabourie. Wed in April In a formal â€"reâ€"embroidered gown of cotton lace with a bolero jacket, Miss Morrison was given in marriage by her father, James. The bride carried a cascade of white roses and carnations. Her train was accented in satin trim. Maid of honor was Mrs. June MacMillan, the bride‘s sister, with bridesmaids, Mrs. Marilyn Mcâ€" Closkey, Mrs. June Morrison and Miss Rhonda Morrison. The attendants were gowned Lilies decorate Christ the King for Arlene, Ron DIXIE PLAZA Dizie Road in pink chiffon empire dresses with forgetâ€"meâ€"not trim; the maid of honor wore & turquoise dress in the same style. Petal pillboxes completed their enâ€" sembles. The maid of honor carried pink carnations and the other atâ€" tendants carried turquoise bouâ€" quets. Best man George Wilcock was assisted by ushers Rick Mcâ€" Comb, Billy McLess and Blair Morrison. At the reception at the Forum, the bride‘s mother received in a twoâ€"piece blue lace ensemble, with matching accessories and wore pink roses and pink carâ€" nations. ‘Tangerine roses accented the green sheath worn by the groom‘s mother, Mrs. Kubas, who wore matching accessories. For a wedding trip to Montâ€" real, the bride wore a blue suit with white accessories and a yelâ€" low corsage. The couple will live in Long Branch. CLOVERDALE MALL Dundas St, W. & Hwy. 87 MAYTIME RECIPES: The perky breathâ€"of spring is batk once moreâ€"now we can look days after the long tiresome winter. Greet theâ€"new season with some attractive chocolate recipes. Did you know Maria Theresa, the Spanish wife of King Louis XIV of France, introduced chocolate to the French Court? The first English Cocoa house was opened in 1657. The famous "Cocoa Tree" club where Lord Byron .drank chocolate later beâ€" came the .wellâ€"known Literary Club in Piccadilly. So you see chocolate has been a family favâ€" orite for many years. Cocom, the easyâ€"toâ€"use, versaâ€" tile product makes wonderful, tasteâ€"tempting recipes. Rememâ€" ber, if the cake or allâ€"purpose flour you use has been preâ€"sifted by the manufacturer do not sift again before using. If the flour has not been preâ€"sifted it should be sifted once before measuring. ‘The tantalizing aroma of chocoâ€" late is always popular. Here are a few Cocoa quickies to add to your recipe file. CHOCOLATE PANCAKES â€" a new twist to a family favourite. Measure 1% cups pancake mix, 4& cup sugar and %4 cup Cocoa into mixing bowl. Combine one slightly beaten egg with 1%% cups milk; add to dry ingredients. Mix just enough to blend ingredients. Heat greased griddle; add % cup pancake batter for each pancake. Bake until bubbles form on one side; turn and complete baking on other side. Keep hot until ready to serve. Yield: 18 pancakes MOCHA PARFAIT â€" a piece de résistance for dessert. Add 1 tsp. instant coffee and 2 tbsp. sugar to one half pint chilled whipping cream. Beat until very stiff, Fold in & cup of Chocolate Syrup. Spoon into 4 We Want YOU To "}»?5‘__9_}" Staff ‘ 120 ERINGATE DR. (ERINGATE MALL) Ainibidinilimnlilieeis uo on amimies. 0. 50. e ic uce ue ce e i e All our eperaters are fully qualified to give you the best service available, With their experience you have no werry about your hair. For pleasont and courteous service you can‘t beat Andre‘s Coiffure, < Leok eéol, pretty and foshienable this summer with a new, curly hairde. We cut and style to bring out matural curl . . . or, we oHer the perfect permanent. Call us teday for the Parfect Hoirds. Meet LOUISE, she has joined us recently, formerly of Cloverdale Mall, she would like to hear from all her triends and customers. ANDRE’S COIFFURE i (mntags s L MCOQ® s smhamberse #4. COCOA HINTS Automatic Austins 1725" AUSTIN 1100 AUTOMATIC AUSTIN MINl AUTOMATIC AUSTIN â€"â€" M.G. â€"â€" ROVER 3295 Derry Road East, Malton Phone M‘Mittan & Saunoers Chocolate‘s® in for Spring "You Can Deal For Less At M. & S.! chopped nuts, if desired. Chill well or freeze. Yield: 4 servings. Chocolat Syrup: Combine % cup Cocoa, %4 cup sugar and % tsp. salt in saucepan. Mix in % cup boiling water and % cup clear honey. Bring to a boil over low heat; stir constantly. Boil 3 minutes. Remove from heat; add 1 tsp. butter or margarine. Cool and store in refrigerator. Yield: N E W ! PINEAPPLE DELIGHTâ€"a new combo to serve thirsty teenâ€"agers. Combine % cup sugar with % cup Cocoa; mix in %4 cup boiling water until well blended. Add 3 cups chilled milk and % cup frozen pineapple concentrate. Pour into tall glasses; gamish with whipped cream, if desired. Yield: 4 servings. 1 cup. This smooth velvet classic has been given a fresh springtime twist by combining the zest of orange with the smooth richness of chocolate. MARVELLOUS MOUSSE MARVELLOUS MOUSSE 2 egg yolks 44 cup sugar % cup Cocoa SPRING TIME PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE Don‘t weit for Fall rush. Call now and seve the waiting list for others. AT McMILLAN & SAUNDERS â€"â€" Thursday, May 23, 1968 â€" May Time Tea Coe ;dt k y;&'-l:hl. m;dfima&m boiling water, (about 5 minutes). lfllm whites until stiff peaks form, into slightly cooled Cocea mixture. Whip chilled cream; put aside % cup for garnish. Fold remaining whipped cream into Cocoa mixâ€" ture. Pile in 6 sherbert glmsses; chill, decorate with wellâ€"drained ;r;;(o‘ sections and whipped cream rosettes. Yield: 6 servings. ‘Tomorrow, Friday, the Royal York Branch of Queensway Genâ€" eral Hospital‘s Auxiliary will hold its May Time Tea. Beginning at 1:30 p.m., the tea will be held at the Queensâ€" way United Church, Royal York Road and Tenby: Streets. % cup orange juice 1% tep. grated orange rind 2 egg whites % cup whipping cream % tep. salt IS FURNACE CLEAN UP TIME DIRECTIONS: â€" Follow . Hwry. . 27 to Burnhamthorpe Rd., ge wast to Municipal Dr.. go north to Eringate Dr. to Eringate Mall.