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if Jy,,,,o,iptlKi,rt,d,ergartens are great We won't be satisfied until these facilities are available in every primary school in the borough. Many youngsters at four years of age are ready and eager to take part in this type. of learning. This active and inquisitive age is the time to start directing our children up the educational ladder. Children taking part in a junior Kindergarten program will be better prepared to face challenges of the future and opportunities in learning. , The program is based on a philosophy of individual student difference and development characteristics. Youngsters are given considerable freedom to move about the, classroom from one' activity to another, so that each child can give vent to individual curiosity and expression, explore thoughts and ideas and attempt to solve problems by themselves or with the help of the teacher. With the number of years needed to complete a well rounded education ever increasing, the idea of commencing to teach our youngsters what they can absorb at the three and four year level makes a great deal of some. Something that parent-teacher groups have been advocating for years has finally happened in York schools and is proving a great success. This is the new junior Kindergarten program. for 1fpur-yetolfs that" is available at Memorial and D.B. Hood public schools. In the new year, facilities for ,junior kindergarten will be provided at Briar Hill, F.H. Miller and Harwood junior schools. Talking is permitted because this not only helps all the students develop oral communications but is particularly useful to those children whose parents do not speak English. THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, I” SWINGERS IN BERMUDA: Weston Golf Club "members (left to right) Gordon DeLaat, Bruce MacKenzie, Lloyd Fuller and Doug Adamson, who represented the clUb at Bermuda's 16th annual goodwill golf tournament were in the first 20, from among 57 teams entered from four countries. The members are pictured under sunny skies on the first tee of Belmont Golf Course, one of the three courses over which the tournament was played. The other two are Castle Harbour and Mid-Ocean. The Weston team members and their wives were also guest of Bermuda's governor, Lord Martin-Mare, at a dinner held in Elbow Beach Surf Club. ' EARLY CANADA Prints of 18th and 19th century Canada are on display at the Richview Library starting Monday January 20. Provided .by the Art Institute of lCanada, these prints give an accurate look at the face of early Canada. WHERE IT BEGAN ".9h"o.14ot.Ys1tr'.r.v.tyttyyxoy.Y.f.rt92t, a"... ...r. l: c..., . . Pet . . . . . . . . . . . y'ttf.f.tCtCttyY.f.f.f.tPA22PAPAPAPAt6y"AQ ' Jane Park & Mount Dennis b Marion Gundy For those who Miss Ls, Mackais, Yardley Representative conducting innoro consultation: It 762-0916 Mb Estella Ellis Yardley Bonny R-tttsth"' INCH’S DRUG STORE January it-sts Inch’s Drug Store (ONSUlTATIONS are 1168 Weston Road - Mt. Dennis interested in history and the theories on how man began, two films will be shown at the York public library at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, January 23. An anthropologist, Dr. Leakey, in 1953 suggested that an African species of Sivapithecus from the Lower Miocene beds of Kenya might he a true The one film titled “Ancient Peruvian" concerns the art, culture and history of that period. The other film takes you back in time to "The Dawn of Man" and explains the work and theory of Dr. L.S.B. Leakey. Featuring: Miss Estella Ellis, Yardley Beauty Representative and her assistant Miss Carol Macnab. Admission so cents. (All proceeds to Catholic Woman’s Lama). Tickets available at Inch's Drug Store and Ladies of Catholic Woman's Laagua. Wednesday January 22-8:00 pm. - DOOR PRIZES - “YARDlEY BEAUTY BASH” at OUR LADY of VICTORY CHURCH 117 Guestville Avenue, Mt. Dennis will THE WESTON TIMES Presents a representative of the stock from which man arose. 58th ANNIVERSAY Members of Mount Dennis Baptist Church are looking forward to Sunday, January 19 when they will celebrate the 58th anniversary of the founding of their church on Weston Rd. Rev. Robert Hamilton of Ossington Baptist Church will be guest speaker for both a.m. and evening services. The Mount Dennis Baptist annual dinner and business meeting is to be held on Wednesday evening, January 22._ - " Mb- Cotol MW Yardley Bounty Roma-mama Continued on Page 1 l “Ill fllltfffr."._ -iiiiiiiiiiiin, _ LEAR‘ -SUITS q ~COATS . N DRESSES- SPORTSWEAR I CLEARING up ro-- _ off , Pm3