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If you want to travel with "a gentleman of the old school," you’ll have to abide by old-school rules: pay your own way. Three-year-old Cathy Woodley of Burlington, Ont., knows cancer can be beaten because at the age of nine months she beat it. The Canadian Cancer Society needs funds to sponsor more research into the causes and cures of cancer and to multiply little Cathy's story many times. Dear P.L.: About a year ago I met an attractive widower who is extremely well-fixed financially. We go out a good deal but he avoids the sub- ject of marriage and also makes it very clear that he plans to leave all his money to his two married sons. Even now, he is very generous with them. I work. Recently we discussed the possibility of taking a vacation abroad together this summer. We would travel together but our ac- commodations would be separate. He said he would pay the day-hrday expenses but he wants me to pay my own fare and hotel bills. He is "a gentleman of the old school." But do you think this is fair? He can well afford.to pay for everything, but I have to scrimp and save for this vacation. If it ever dawns on him to propose, do you think he'll be as tight-fisted with his money after marriage? - A FORUM ABOUT MATURE WOMEN --i will be governed by the Board of Directors, the members of which are as follows: President; Paddy Mulholland, 66 Wasdale Cr., Toronto 19, 783-4050; lst N Dear Miss Brookfield: The A.G.M. was very well attended, in fact it was our best attendance ever. For the next two years the Humberview Hockey Club 'f' By DAVE GERRY The Humberview Annual General Meeting is now a thing of the past and a new slate of officers has been elected for a two-year term (excluding lst Vice-Presid- ent and Secretary who are now on their second year of a two-year stint). THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1970 W%@ P.L., Kingston, Ont, FREE PARKING Phone 67713101 we Rexdale Blvd Just W of 27 -n lea/army Don Thompson, star of TV, radio and recordmg, Dacha: by talented mus©0f1S and lovely songstress T .V Tifeli You'll have a great time . . . dine at the famous 'Iron kettle' restaurant, then down- stairs to the intimate LE.J. Lounge . . . sing along, dance, watch and be entertained. f 0/0/71!) "s Seminar Halal Enjoy a cp_np_let_e evening at ,.»<’cf§<:: i "N _ss.ovc"hs:,' 'js/ttr.): At, .s N 3);: cl ‘38-“ _ '", ‘3’ b"i 7i"i.e 7 "isli_i',,-s3'l",t',' $3 ' air',.)), _i'" ;:::-“\.\\-:\ , r. : . t"ds, 9-ij .V , i' IV ' Me'] " "a"s"2'" _ N k'? I _ V w b, V . tee ‘ Ci"s.h' - ". . TE": web If you are asking whether menopause diminishes sexual desire, the answer is no, according to many authorities on the subject. As a matter of fact, Dr. William H. Cooper, author of "A Husband's Guide to Menopause," points out that women reach their peak of sexual life during menopause, at about the age of 49. At this age, a man's sexual desire has decreased somewhat. for he usually Is it possible that after menopause sex can become a problem for a woman? I am 53. Dear R.H., Many influences help to determine the age at which menopause occurs, such as heredity, climate and health. But authorities generally agree that an early onset of menstruation is usually associated with late ap- pearance of the change of life. Dear Miss Brookfield: Dear A.D.: +++ The Changes Dear Miss Brookfield: If menstruation began at the age of 10, would this indicate whether the menopause will be early or late? We can't predict how generous a husband he'll be, but perhaps you had better decide which you are most attracted to- the man or his money. If it's his money, clear out before "dawn" breaks. If it's the man, it'll work out. The following are the Club Officials for the next two years, Treasurer, Don Dawson; Asst. Treasurer, Vice-President, Gord Hunt, 70 Frankton Cres., Down- sview, 636-8285; 2nd Vice- President, Dave Gerry, 23 Jasmine Rd., Weston, 247- 2803; Secretary, Mrs. K. Wallace, 25 Imogene Ave., Weston, 742-4235; Head Co. Ordinator, Jim Baird, 4 Rosette Crt., Weston, 741- 7859; Registrar, Dave Mc- Dermott, 127 Verobeach Blvd., 742-8533; Financial Chairman, Reg Wallace, 25 Imogene Ave., Weston, 742- 4235. A.D., Plymouth, Mass. Humberview Hockey JDUl ll R.H., Hartland, Wis. 774%? Frank: Richards who Wm delight your eyes, and captwate you MM her voxce, any [I I A)” " lu _.. F' I On the other hand, there are sexual difficulties that are related lo the menopause. Changes in tissues at this time can make sexual relations painful. This troublesome symptom is usually due to lack of the female hormone estrogen, and can easily be treated. Consult your doctor about this. +++ Have you a problem as a mature woman, or with one? For advice and help, write to Margaret Brookfield, In- formation Center on the Mature Woman, 3 West 57th Street, New York, N.Y. 10017. Humbervied extTnds a warm welcome to Paddy Mrs. C. Macartney; Asst. Secretary, Mrs. D. Sam- borski; N.Y. Rep., Bob McKee; Chief Referee, Tom Robinson; Chief Time- keeper, Harry MacDonald; Statistician, Mrs. M. Elliott; Equipment Manager, Bon Hodgson; Head Convener, Ed Drew; M. Midget Con- vener, Herb Niles; M. Bantam Convener, John Clarkin; Peewee Convener, Tom Curley; Atom Con- vener, Jack Breeze; Minor Atom Convener, Harold Pressick: Tyke Convener, Mrs. P. Thompson; Mite Convener, Jerry Duggan. reaches his peak around the age of 35. MUGS & SKEETER Y WELL...WHAT D'VA I KNOW...BUBBA DID PICK UP HIS ROOM n AFTER ALL! r--" Air 1tyyi_ier_ae_rs 8 Appliances ETTA KETT We Service WNW NORTH PARK TN. it TV RADIO & APPLIANCES LTD 2520 KEELE ST. TORONTO 15, ONT. Humberview is now in the process of taking regis- trations for the coming sea- son. Does your boy like to play hockey? Humberview has an excellent House League with teams in all divisions plus representative teams in the North York Hockey League. Do not worry about your boy's ability to play the game as we all have to start some- where and what better place to bring him to learn than Humberview. One case in point is the Mites of last The coming year promises to be an exciting one, our sponsors are returning and new sponsors are already joining us (our thanks to you all), old? coaches and old? players are returning and new ones are being added in both categories. Mulholland, Don Dawson, Tom Robinson, Harry MacDonald, Bon Hodgson, Ed Drew, Tom Curley, John Clarkin, Jack Breeze, Mrs. P. Thompson and Jerry Duggan, all new faces on the Humberview Hockey Club Executive for the coming term. Have a good summer everyone and we hope to see you in the fall. a call. One thing to remember is that House League games are played at Habitant Arena which is on Weston Rd. south of Finch. and did very well. Don't worry about your son's ability, if you want him to play and he wants to play why not bring him out to Humberview. The only stipulation is that you must be a resident of North York. Our Club registrar is the man to get in touch with and that gentleman is Dave McDermott, 127 Verobeach Blvd., Weston, 742-8533. So why wait for fall, give Dave season. It was the first year we had a Mite division and at the beginning of the year these young fellows were something to see. The mind was willing but the know- ledge was lacking, at the end of the season it was a far different story, the mind was still willing but the know- ledge was definitely there. In fact the Mites entered a All.. Star team in the Mississauga Paperweight Tournament dnfession Is Good For The Soul People are continually asking us just how we are able to come up with a gifferent ad. every week. KEN JOHNS MEN’S WEAR M141” 4JohnSt. tn.gtoet Sometimes it isn't easy. 'ri-i':,",-"'.'."'.)',,",:. egg) sf, '3 The highest or any offer will not necessarily be accepted. a.m. and 3:30 p.m. June 8 or 9 during which time written offers will be received. The successful bidders will be notified at the close of the sale per- iod and will be expected to remove their purchase within three days of such notification. Payment will be accepted by cash or certified cheque only. All items are sold in an as is condition and all sales are considered final. This material may be viewed at the Board Supply Depot, 3 Tippet Road, Downsview, bet- ween the hours of 9:30 Stainless Steel Counter Units Outboard Motors Lawnmower Engines Lawnmowers Welder Forge Washing Machine Sensimatic Accounting Machine The Board offers for sale certain used equipment items which are no longer suitable for use by the Board. The following general class- ifications are offered in varying quantities. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR THE BOROUGH OF NORTH YORK SALE OF USED EQUIPMENT L. Trainer, Chairman of the Board. D. L. Tough, Director of Education. PAGE 11