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York has the fastest mayor in town â€" on snowmobiles that is. Mayor Philip Whte is shown here receiving the winning trophy from Harold G. Shipp following a mayor‘s snowmobile race at the recent Kiwanis Snow Show at Woodbine Racetrack. Metro Chairman Ab Campbell (left) dropped the starting flag for the sevenâ€"man race which was one of the novelty races at the show. Radio highlights Two plays by Vancouver writer Elizabeth Lambert dramatically point up the deceptions that some fainilies create within themâ€" selves in order to disguise their true nature. They will be presented on succeeding weeks on CBC Tuesday Night at 8:03 p.m. EST on the CBC radio network. The first, to be heard March 3, is Once Burnt, Twice Shy, a savage but very funny comedy about a small town family which disguises their heartlessness and the stuffy nature of their morals beneath a veneer of lower middleâ€"class respectability. The second, to be broadâ€" cast March 10, is The Visitor, a play about family life illustrating the manner in which a woman disguises a cruel and dominating nature under a pretended solicitude and sweetness. The heroine is the kind of woman who, appearing to sacrifice herself to others, actually sacrifices them to herself. According to producer Norman Newton: "In both these plays she (Betty Lambert) reveals herself as possessing a psychological subtlety â€" rare among Canadian playwrights and a marvelous ability to pin her Many elderly people, who have a chronic illness have been able to remain in their own homes where they are happier, :because a V.O.N. nurse is calling regularly to give essential nursing care. Their families too are receiving support from the visits of this professional nurse and this has often been the, factor which makes it possible for them to keep the patient at home. You can arrange for the services of a nurse who understands the problems of the aged, just call _ the _ Metropolitan Toronto Branch of the Victorian Order of Nurses at 363â€"5621. A participant in the United Appeal. Home care She has now written a novel and at present is employed as an instructor in the English department at Simon Fraser University. Listeners will have the opportunity to judge whether they agree with producer Newton in both these forth coming CBC Tuesday Night presentations. ‘Betty Lambert was born in Calgary, came to Vancouver in her late teens and has lived there ever since. At 13 she sold her first poems to a magazine. She has written one full length stage play, The Visitor (from which the March 10 production is adapted) and two plays for children, â€" The > Riddle Machine and Song of the Serpent, all of which have been produced in Vancouver. Newton feels that Elizabeth Lambert is "a writer of solid achievement and even greater promise, whose work deserves to be more widely known"‘. characters wriggling in their own cliches. A sense of doom and horror beneath a comic or banal surface often creates something which might be described as domestic gothic.‘" (photo Bruce Reed ) THE TORONTO NORTH YORK BRANCH THE CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY Cordially invites you to attend their ‘ annual meeting | GUEST SPEAKER: MISS FERN ALEXANDER Inspector In Charge Of Youth Bureau, Metro Toronto Police. MONDAY, 3 P.M. MARCH 2, 1970. North York Community Hall 5090 Yonge St. Separate school increase opposed North York Board of Education will meet with the Separate School Board and also the Ontario Public School Trustee‘s Association to discuss a brief submitted by the latter regarding financial _ support _ for separate secondary schools. The association wants the Separate School system to remain as it is â€" to end of Grade 10 only: _ and recommend the Government of Ontario either reduce the separate school grant or raise the public school grant to the same arnount per pupil in both systems. A major withdrawal of students from public high schools to enter Roman Catholic ones would increase operating costs, particularly in vocational courses with several options, and inâ€" creased expenditures for legislative grants and building programs, contend the association. The brief recommends that grants be made to Roman Catholic secondary schools. All the public funds that can possibly be made available will be required to support one system â€" the best possible for all, brief stated. The Board was asked by the OPSTA to indicate their Extra income when you retire. 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