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YÂ¥ & Art Group Fair & Auction In Thistletown The fifth annual Opportunity Fair and Art Auction held on a recent Saturday was reported to be a great success. Those who had worked so hard in preparaâ€" tion for the day were glad that the weather favoured them, for both the auction and fair were held outdoors in the grounds of Dr. Ann Curtin‘s home in Thisâ€" tletown. WESTON LIONS CLUB recently launâ€" ched its new membership drive by inâ€" ducting eight new members. Head tabâ€" le guests on this occasion included Disâ€" trict Governor Ernie Crossland and Deputy District Governor Bob Colucci. The District Governor installed the The Franklin Carmichael Artl This will be Group is now busy preparing for | Dr. Curtin‘s gar its big annual event, the exhibiâ€" ldale Dr., Thist tion. altie The event was sponsored by the Northern Etobicoke Y.M. & Y.W.C.A. and the Franklin Carâ€" michael Art Group, and it was the students of the art group who donated their paintings to be auctioned and raffled. The lucky winners of the draw held for three framed oil paint: ings, two still lifes and one landscape, were Nancy Hall of 58 Barkwin, Mrs. G. F. Malkin of 19 Riverdale Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Albarda of 140 Riverdale, all Thistletown residents. There were about 40 oil paint: ings in the auction, and the aucâ€" tioneer, Mr. Gordon Martin, alâ€" most wore his voice out in an attempt to get everyone interâ€" ested in the paintings. Besides the auction, which started after two. there were all kinds of white elephant tabâ€" les. a bake table and pantry shelf as woll as the tea table where ladies rested weary feet for a while. Franklin Carmichael Art Group Plans Exhibition For Weekend Mr. Ken Thrush, secretary of the Y.,. was there getting things started and hanging enormous balloons _ at _ various _ points around the garden. | KEN JOHNS MEN‘S WEAR â€"Dirty Words to Some A Special Saturday Matinee Program For The Children An All Color Action Show! Recommended as Adult Entertainment Recommended by the Ontario Department of Health Damaged Goods dares to explain what mothers and fathers can‘t! Those never discussed facts revealed in every detail! Nothing held back â€" nothing concealed! A Lesson for every boy and girl! A warning to every parent! Damaged Goods "PRISONER IN THE IRON MASK* also "JOURNEY TO THE 7th PLANET® at 1 p.m. "CONDEMNED TO LIVE" â€" _ On The Same Programme _ â€" Does Anyone Deserve A Ken Johns Suit More Than You This is planned to be a very varied as well as exciting exâ€" hibition, and as the Art Centre in Dr. Curtin‘s garden will one day belong to the community, (the Dr. has deeded her home and garden to the township), she hopes that the community will take an interest in it now, if just by coming to find out iwhat and where it is, and what | their neighbours are doing with |a paintbrush or stick of charâ€" , coal in their spare time. Dr. Curtin‘s garden at 34 Riverâ€" dale Dr., Thistletown, where it was thought such a success last year. The paintings and drawâ€" ings will be hung in the art centre being erected there, so that even rain will not hold up proceedings. Again the show will be held on both the Saturday and Sunâ€" day, October 3 and 4 from 26 p.m. with the official opening and presentation of the Frankâ€" lin Carmichael Award at 3 on Saturday. Mr. J. Albarda will be opening this, the 10th exhibi tion, and well known artist Gus Weisman, instructor of the Onâ€" tario College of Art, will be the adjudicator. Last year a new award was given at the show, the Palette Club plaque, which is presentâ€" ed to the winner for one year. The only students eligible . for this award are members of the Palette Club, who are past winâ€" ners of the Franklin Carmichael Award. As these students are not eligible for the Carmichael Award, this makes sure that new club members will all have a chance at winning it. There is no admittance fee, and the group‘s president, Mrs. S. Palmer, will be the official hostess. Refreshments will be served. Your local merchants keep the economic wheels of your communiyt turning throushout the year. See their advertising in this newspaper. THINK ! â€"Careless Love to Others Damaged Goods JOHN _ ST. WESTON held again in new members shown above (left to right); Bill Perry, Jerry Purvis, Harry De Wolfe, John Phelan, Weston Lions President Jim Trimbee, Grant Gibb, Harry Williams, Tug Wilson and Alex Faichnie. Gym Classes And Swimming At Thistletown Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darling ton, 58 Harding Avenue, will be "At Home" to their friends on Sunday, October 4, from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 9, the occasion being their Silver Wedding Anâ€" niversary. F A LL HOUSECLEANING? Please remember the Married Couples Club Rummage Sale at St. David‘s Anglican Church, on Saturday, October 24. Any us able items will be appreciated. Mr. Harold Pengelly of Chis wick St. is making much better progress in Humber Memorial Hospital. I have been asked to pass on the family‘s appreciaâ€" tion of the many kindnesses of friends and neighbours. Gym classes will be held in the Thistletown area as folâ€" lows: BOYS â€" Thistletown P.S.; Thistâ€" letown C.L.; Heatherbrae P.S.; Rivercrest P.S. â€" Saturday Morâ€" nings 9. â€" 11.30 a.m. (September Mr. and Mrs. William Calvert have been the guests of their daughter Mrs. William Bishop, Noranda Dr., en route to their home in Glace Bay, N.S. Miss _ Elizabeth _ Henderson, who became the bride of David Sanders on September 26, was guest of honour at a Pantry Shower. Bev. Stewart, Fran Robâ€" inson, Marg Fry and Fran Coolâ€" ing were â€" coâ€"hostesses, when more than 20 friends and neighâ€" bours gathered to wish the â€" May) $5.00. GIRLS â€" The Elms P.S.; Beauâ€" monde Heights P.S. â€" Saturday Mornings 9. â€" 11.30 a.m. (Septâ€" ember â€" May) $5.00 MEN â€" Thistletown C.I. â€" Thursâ€" day Evenings 9. â€" 10.30 p.m. (September â€" May) $10.00 WOMEN â€" Thistletown C.I. â€" Wednesday Evenings 9. â€" 10.30 p.m. (September â€" May) $10.00 Rexdale United Church â€" Thursâ€" day Mornings â€" 9.30 â€" 11.30 a.m. (September â€" May) $10.00 Swimming For Boys Boys in the Thistletown area who wish to take swimming lessons this fall will be able to make arrangements at 741â€"1630 to take instruction from . Al Waites, Swimming Director of the West End YMCA. Those taking classes will meet at Thistletown Hall, 941 Albion Road at 5 p.m. each Saturday. Transportation will be arranged by parents. The cost is $2.00 for "Y" members, $4.00 for nonâ€" members, for the one hour weâ€" ekly session. Classes are expectâ€" ed to continue until spring. 7.:- w <A i e = H a r d in g t o n DR. E. A. PERESZLENYl Has Opened Medical Offices 964 Alblon Rd. Suite 206 REXDALE (THISTLETOWN PLAZA) Tel. 741â€"1421 Physician & Surgeon is pleased to announce that he & District News by Mrs. J. Rhodes . . . 241â€"9830 ANNOUNCEMENT The Good Neighbours Club held their weekly Euchre on Thursday at the home of Mrs. M. Nash. Winners were. Mrs. Watts (78); Reta Hicks (73); Julâ€" ie Holbrook (68); Low score Gladys Brown (42). Marlene received over 50 beautifully wrapped gifts. A miscellaneous lhO'G~ was held on Wednesday, Sept. 2%, at the home of Mrs. Woods, 3 Dashwood Cr. in honour of Miss Marlene Harris, 68 Golfdown Dr. Marlene thanked every one for the lovely gifts, and said that they would be most use ful. Boylen School Last Monday, the Sod Turning Ceremony was held for Nelson A. Boylen Secondary School. Planned attendance boundaries Hardington area will not attend mean that the pupils from the Boylen. _ About 40 _ students would be affected from this arâ€" ea. I was speaking to Mr. Jack Newton, who is our member on the Board of Education, and he feels it would be interesting to learn the feelinzs of the parâ€" ents and pupils on the subjec. of where our children will attend school from Grade 10 and up. Miss Sharon Preece, read the cards from the gifts. She is to be married Oct. 3 to Brian Raines. Refreshments were served 5y the hostess. Birthday Greetings to â€" Cathy Mc‘Ewen, Elmhurst Dr. Oct. 4th. Mrs. Kay Gilligan, Oct. 4th. Susan Crowther, Endicott St. Oct. 5th. Ken Jordan â€" Elmhursi Dr. Oct. 6th. young couple well ing home. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Bennett, Lockheed Blvd. on the arrival of Twin Daughters â€" SheriLeiga and Dawn Michele, on Sept. 18th. Next Red Cross Clinic In NY _ Hours will be 2 â€" 4 p.m. and 6:30 â€" 8:30 p.m. Blood donors are urgently needed to give blood in order to‘mve the amount of blood reâ€" qufred for doctors in hospitals to give to patients requiring it for medication. If you have an opinion regardâ€" ing this item, please call me at the above number, and I will pass the opinions expressed on to Mr. Newton. Perhaps this will enable Mr. Newton to pass on the opinions on this subject also. Since there are no longer Home and School Associations in the community, it is not posâ€" sible to poll the parents through that source. Anyone from . the ages of 18 to 65 in good health may attend as ®onors. On Sturday, September 19, at 3 p.m., Irene, daushter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thompson 23 The Wishbone, became the bride fo Keith Evans, of Rumâ€" ber Summit. The ceremony was performed in York Memorial Presbyterian Churen with the Rector, Dr. David Roland, offic iating. The bride wore a white, full length sequined nylon gown, and carried yellow and white roses. Miss Pat Walker acted as maid of honour and Miss Susan Evans was bridesmaid, while Mary Thompson, sister of the bride, was flower girl. A Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic is to be held on Monday. October 5th in the St. Charles Catholic Church, 811 Lawrence Ave. W. Hours will be 2 â€" 4 om. and An appointment is not neces sary, just drop in between these hours. Wedding Of Interest Kenneth Evans, twin brother of the groom acted as best man. Ushers were Bill Thompsen, brother of the bride, and Wayne Bailey. The bride wishes to thank hostesses Mrs. Pat Griffin and Miss Pat Walker for the lovely showers they gave. Elmlea & District Jottings at the Cool MRS. A. CARBiS 141â€"5884 He also saowed a film on Gun Safety. The day closed with evâ€" ery one enjoying a picoic sup per. The Tuesday afternoon ladies bowling league. Royal York Plaâ€" za bowling lanes have started their Leagues. Team standings to Sept. 22nd. Team Pts. Chickadees 14 Ravens 9 Bobolinks 8 Loons 7 Whippoorwills 4 Bluebirds 5 The 12th Humber West Cubs and Scouts, leaders, parents & families enjoyed an outing to Cold Creek Conservation Area, Nobleton Ont. on Sunday Sept. The Naturalist at the Conserâ€" vation gave a‘ldemonstration to the boys on gun safety, and how to handle guns. The Bantam boys & girls Rexâ€" dale League Bowling still have room for more bowlers, on Satâ€" urday mornings they are bowlâ€" ing now for handicaps and teams. Wrens Woodpeckers High Averages Kay Cardona Marg. Taplin Ruth Conorton High Three Flat Ruth Conorton Kay Cardona Marg. Taplin High Single Flat Mildred Hunter Ruth Conorton Doreen Miller High Single Handicap Mildred Hunter Vera Brough Ruth Conorton High Three Handicap Norma Goldsmith Ruth Conorton Jean Bowring Proud Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Llyod Curtis, Lockheed Blvad. Regular team bowling starts Oct. 10, if you wish to join phone Mr. Munro, at 741â€"5469 or Mr. Palmer, 741â€"3458, or come to Albion Bowling lanes on Saturday mornings. FRONT OF BEEF 41c« HIND OF BEEF 59c 2 SIDE OF BEEF 49c» Homo Milk All Meats Are Of Top Quality And ~ Federal Government Inspected 29 0 FOR YOUR FREEZER FINDLAY‘S QUART 49 ¢ and JUG 274 246 242 574 311 277 182 181 176 273 691 680 673 | He holed his second shot on this 510 yard hole with a four ‘wood. The other two members of his threesome, Don Smythe ‘and Ernie Bentley, witnessed i this unusual event. Double Eagle For Weston Golfer To m Woodall of Rexdale, member of Weston Golf Club, had a double eagle on the par five 16th hole at Weston last Thursday. Congratulations and best wishâ€" es to Miss Marjorie Wannon and Harold Peddle, who were marâ€" ried on Saturday Sept. 28. The boys and girls Royal York Plaza Bowling Lanes â€" Juniors and Bantams had 104 boys and girls out on Saturday morning. They have been bowling for handicaps, and will start regular team bowling on Saturday Oct. 3rd. ‘ Jeannine Atkisson 160, 151, 140 (451). Ruth Lieberman 166, 142, 138 (446). . Lorraine Hodgson 140, 122, 183 (445). Fred McKenzie 203, 181, 158, (542). Willie Koehler 233, 161, 147. (541). Paul Ricci 177, 161, 202 (540). Sam Russell 192, 165, 171 (528). WOMEN: Doreen Hackney 150, 143, 184 (477). Helen Richardson 139, 160, 165 (464). MEN: Stew Crookshank 177 (583). (Formerly: _ Shea‘s _ Rexdale Thurs. Night Mixed League). With the new season | just starting, we have some rather good bowling to report. Trig Hansen has bowled a triplicate of three consecutive games of 144. He will receive an ABC crest for this. Some high scores are: CROSS CUT SHORT RIB ROAST Juicy Tender ROUND _ g SIRLOIN PORTERKOUSE Tâ€"BONE, WING REXDALE THURSDAY NIGHT ERS at Shea‘s Lanes. (Sept. 17 Ten Pin) Prime COOKED HAM 89. Christies Brookside BLADE ROAST SHORT RIB ROAST Of Beef RIB ROAST 69« Boneless, Lean POT ROAST 35. RUMP ROAST 69 (Short Cut) 1706 Jane St. at Lawrence JUICY, TENDER Luaranteed BREAD : CUBE STEAKS 79« SHOPâ€"RITE STEAKS or ROASTS ROASTS Lean and Freshly (Whole or %) 216 MEAT MARKET & DELICATESSEN loaves for 17. BECK #s#"SHOES Hush Puppies For The Entire Family 49: 49: DEBBIE RAMEY of Rexdale receives her prize of a Barbie doll from Mrs. Pearson of Beck Shoes at this week‘s Beck Shoe Barbie Doll Draw. Photo by Alezandra Studios 1915 Weston Rd. at Lawrence THE ADVERTISER â€"â€" Thursday, October 1, 1964 â€" Page 3 GOLD CROSS, AIR STEP and OOMPHIES â€"â€" For Ladies SCOTT McHALE â€"â€" For Men SAVAGE â€"â€" For Children =â€" Sliced 37¢ This Week‘s Barbi Winner â€"â€" Debbie Ramey of Rexdale FREE PARKING CH 9â€"2661 i Fresh Lean Round lb lb lb lb Steak Minced 69¢ * Fresh tean PORK 39( Ib. SHOULDER ROAST Pork Sausage 33¢ * SAUSAGE _ 29c» Canada Packers Lean Loin Pork Chops 79¢ Lean Stewing Beef 59¢ » Our Own Make PURE LINK FARM STYLE Ground Beef 29c » Lean, Fresh EXTRA SPECIAL Tulip Margarine ROASTING & FRYING CHICKENS 4 + 99¢ 31. (Coloured) 241â€"0462