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In order to meet the conâ€" servation needs of a rapidlyâ€" expanding _ population _ the Metropolitan Toronto and Reâ€" gion Conservation Authority hopes to acquire 34,200 scres of land for conservation, recreaâ€" tion and flood control purposes by 1980. A special meeting of the 35â€" member suthority called to reâ€" view the land acquisition proâ€" gram and policies was told reâ€" cently that at present it has @equired 15,835 acres of lands, of which 1,783 acres are for reâ€" forestation, 844 acres for forest and wildlife conservation areas; 4.984 meres for multipleâ€"purâ€" pose conservation areas and 8,â€" 824 aeres for flood control and water conservation. At the time the authority was established in 1957 through the an.algamation of the four existing watershed authorities in the 1,000â€"square mile Metro and region area there was just over 2,000 acres of authorityâ€" Kingsway Baptist Church 11:00 a.m.â€""A Cloud of Wit nesses". Believ er‘s Baptism. Member of Baptist Convention of Ontario, Quebec & B.W.A. St. James â€" Islington United Church 7 p.m.â€"Evening Worship and Reception of Candidates for Church Membership. Groups for all ages of young people after the evening services. Everyone welcome to particiâ€" pate in the Worship Services at St. James, "The Friendly Church". 9:45 a.m.â€"Church School 8:15 pm.â€"Young Peoples Conservation Authority Target Is 34,200 Acres Organist and Choirmaster DR. E. J. BAILEY, M.A. 400 Burnhamthorpe Road Phone 239â€"3909 MRS. R. DONALDSON 00 KIPLING AVE. NORTH AT HINTON REV. GLEN EAGLE, B.A.. B.D. ETOBICOKE DRIVING SCHOOL YOUR KEY TO SAFE DRIVING Free Home Pickâ€"Up Service PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL EFFICIENT COURTEOUS INSTRUCTIONS Wa Melp You Prepare For Examination to Obtain Tamporary Permit (90â€"Day License) Entire‘y Free F1E CLASSROOM INSTRUCTIONS â€" Individual *~A| lesson in the Car With No Obligatien DAY OR EVENING LESSONS Bloor Street West at Montgomery Road Phone 239â€"2381 9:30 and 11:00 a.m Morning Worship TO THE CiiRISTMAS DAY FAMILY WORSHIP hi‘-i-.------;-----------q PHONE HU. 9â€"4450 Guardian C 1 already substribe Yo the Pobleake Advertiserâ€"Guardian Fill out coupon and mail to Circulation Dept., Etobicoke Advertiserâ€"Guardian, C Please have the Welcome Wagen Horters call on me D 1 would like to subscribe to the Etobicake Advertiser 139 MARTINGROVE ROAD AT BURNKHAMTHORPE RD. Uise this coupon to let us know you‘re here Minister Minister BE. 3â€"3011 Ivory Palaces Welcome KIPLING AVE. BAPTIST @ TELL THEM ABOUT *4 WELCOME WAGON «â€"â€" GUARDIAN, Thursday, December 24, 1964 â€"â€" Page 2 YOU ARE INVITED 11 A.M. to 11.45 A.M. AT N you know of a family whe has just armived in your community, be sure to tell them about Welcome Wagon. They will be delighted with the basket of gifts and helpful information they witl recerve from our hostess, a symbo! of the comâ€" ‘munity‘s traditional hospitality. Or you may (ik , > "Ta l@ beyond concern Ookpik In Korea Fiveâ€"yearâ€"old Kim Kee Ok, who lives in a boys‘ home in Seoul, Korea, will be playing with an ookpik this Christmas. The ookpik and a dinky toy were sent to him by members of the church of St. Paul The Apostle. owned lands A report on the land acquisiâ€" tion program and policies noted that such a program has been carefully planned and developed over a number of years and that many of the recommendaâ€" tions being implemented were contained in eriginal reports prepared by the Ontarie govâ€" erament. The authority says its proâ€" | gram is designed to meet the | increase in population in the Metro _ Toronto _ regionâ€"estiâ€" ‘ mated at 24 million by 1980 and 4 million by 2000. Many of the land acquisition ‘ policies now underway were embodied in the needs of the four regional authorities prior to their amalgamation more | than seven years mgo. I It was pointed out that the MTRCA acquires four cateâ€" | gories of land for its conservaâ€" tion program. They are: Reforestation lands that are wituated in â€" the headwater Holiness Meetingâ€"11 a.m. Evangelistic Meetingâ€"i p.m Sunday Schoolâ€"9.30 a.m. At this REV. MRS. wW. W A. E. COE 7p.m. SMITH BA., B.D. Organist 1310 KIPLING AVE Lieut. and Mrs. Jackson (ireetings From India handâ€"made Christmas card i. K Bprmationnb to all Sunday Services TO SERVE GOD! wxon our thoughts to our friends, and mankind. May our one another serve ighter world. Jindra Ruthertord Rexdale Ramblings from Behala, a suburb" of Calâ€" cutta, has been received by the women of St. Paul The Apostle congregation, It came from their "adopted" daughter, Monju Sarâ€" kar, 16, who lives in a Salvation Army home. By now, Monju will have received a Christmas card and money from her adoptive Canadian "family". Christmas Hampers Six hampers full of food are being distributed by the Humber Valley Kinsmen Club to Rexdale families living on welfare. W Heatherbrae s chool children have been busy filling 17 hamâ€" pers with canned goods. The bampers will be distributed for them by the Salvation Army to needy families in Rexdale and aistrict. First came the radiant stars to illumine the tree with light. Then they gathered gleaming icicles and frosted pine cones to deck the branches, filmy cobâ€" webs, dew sparkled and glitterâ€" ing garlands of snow erystals, iridescent _ bubbles _ from _ the waterfalls floated â€" among . its boughs, and from the far corâ€" ners of the world brilliantly colâ€" vured little birds and bright butâ€" terflies to hover like living areas of the watersheds and which are not suitable for agricultural purposes and only provide limited recreational deâ€" velopment. These lands are under agreement with the Deâ€" partment of Lands and Forests which is responsible for their development, _ operation _ and management until 2000. Forest and wildlife conservaâ€" tion areas also sifuated in the headwater regions and similar in character to the reforestaâ€" tion lands except that they afâ€" ford greater potential for deâ€" velopment of outdoor recreaâ€" tional facilities. Their primary use is reforestation but offer limited facilities for hiking, nature study and fishing. Fairy: Gold Fifty Brownies of the 199th and 482nd Toronto packs will be Faving a Christmas party toâ€" night. They will exchange gifts and contribute money to the "fairy gold" which will be sent to the Star Santa Claus fund. © The First It is told t Child‘s first angels came most précious beautiful tree. Conservation _ areas _ lands which because of their purpose and function require a variety of _ conservation _ treatments. These provide an opportunity for largeâ€"scaule development of numerous â€" outdoor â€" recreation facilities which are attractive May to wish holiday The Moral ... spected authority in the field of research analysis, more than ten thousand persons were interviewâ€" ed and 27 centre« within the vicinity of Sherway site studied. Mr. Hatfield, who had studied the Metropolitan Toronto market since 1958, was also fully conâ€" versant with the effect of superâ€" giant shopping centres upon esâ€" tablished retail centres in the United States and it was his horating hi« findings inua . statiatical . data Ontarie government s projected population the mrea. #20 Million Loat \/(hc-ru‘ay would take $43 million worth of business from existing retail outlets, $20 million of which would never be made up, he said. It was his opinion that the result of this loss would be seen in vacancies and continual depreciaâ€" tion in a number of trade areas. Mr. Harris, also an expert in the‘field of market mnalysis, beâ€" lieved the los« predicted hy Mr Haffield would be even greater »pinion that the new eentre would feal a deadly blow to a number if the trading wrea« within Sherâ€" way‘« provimity. Throughout his three day« upon he witness stand he steadfastly maintained hi« position. corroâ€" Toys For Indians Children living in the Indian servation of Morley, Alberta, ill soon be opening a large box homeâ€"made toys sent to them â€" the United Church Women of est Humber, ROYAL YORK GARDENS NEWS Very Merry Christmas jewels against the living green. I take this opportunity And over all, the gold of the h all my readers a joyous | sun and the silver of the moon y season. | shed a shining benediction. First Christmas Tree told that on the Christ first birthday all the came bringing nature‘s écious gifts to make a Joyce Eastwood ng Stockings For Thistletown Mrs. Joyce Bishop of Checkenâ€" don Dr. and her Kinette Club committee have been busy stuffâ€" ing Christmas stockings for one ward of the Thistletown hospiâ€" tal for emotfonally | distrubed children, Twenty youngsters will be opening these stockings on Christmas morning. Mental Health Project The ladies of West Humber United Church have found a new way to help fill a large box with gifts for mental patients in Metro hospitals: at their last monthly meeting, instead of adâ€" mission fee, each lady brought a gift Churches at Christmas Rexdale United: A Christmas Eve family service will be held on December 24 at 7 p.m. There will be carol singing and chilâ€" Cren‘s Christmas story. St. Paul The Apostle: Comâ€" munion and carol singing will take place on Christmas Eve at 11:30 p.m. to a large segment of the re gional population. Flood control and water conâ€" servation lands which are made up of three types of land reâ€" quired im connection with the authority‘s ongoing and longâ€" term regional flood control and water comservation plan. These lands comsist of flood plain and conservation lands in the lower sections of the main valley systems whose lowâ€"lying lands wre subject to periodic flooding as well as steep valley slopes which are subject to erosion; lands required for the construcâ€" tion and maintenance of major channe!l _ improvements, _ and reservoir lands for the conâ€" struction of dams and reservoirs and for the recreational faciliâ€" ties where recreation lakes are created. St. Benedict‘s with a Basilian will be held at Christmas Eve. Financing of the mcquisition of lands for authority purposes is undertaken by the federal and provincial governments and the authority. West Humber United: Family | service will be held on Christmas Eve at 7 p.m. The junior choir will sing ca@rols. Salvation Army: A carol servâ€"| 1ce will take place on ('hri!tmas‘ Day, Dec. 25, at 11 a.m. | January Meeting The next meeting of the Royal York Gardens Community Assoâ€" ciation will be held on Monday, Jan. 11. at Valleyfield public school, Saskatoon Dr. The newly elected councillors for Ward 2, Irene Beatie and Lioyd Shier will be on hand to answer questions concerning our lueal problems in the Royal York Asked by H. G. Chappel, counsel for Dixie Plaza in Toronto townâ€" ship, if he would be happy to take Sherway as proposed if Dixie took Yorkdale as established, he replied that he certainly would. The question brought a little humorous relief to the mounting tension of the board room, but it by no means eases the anxiety of hundreds _ of _ established _ merâ€" ebants within and surrounding Etobicoke. A« Mr. Harris pointed out, the combination of the two giant plazas with FEaton‘s and Nimpson‘s as the major tenants represents a magnificent monâ€" opoly over one of the widest trading mreas ever envisaged. Commercially it would be an Omkv Ombkv QEW Hbwever, if Sherway is reloâ€" cated farther west and delayed about 1N years losses would not be nearly so great arnd it« im parst withsiandable township. 25â€"35; Dixie P 2b; Six Points, I#lingtor Royal York Plaza, 1â€"5; B Jame, 5â€"15; Bloor and Ki 5â€"15; Humbertown, 3â€"5; dale TD 741â€"5918 Humbertown, 3â€"5; Cloye Mall, 20â€"30; New Toront R.Y.G The Question Hockey M the Midnight mass, father assisting, 12 midnight on Wt League A pple wone wers in Tor Dixie Plaza key league has Oa al | question Board seems hether Sherâ€" Q R Bloor and Kingsway, 5; Claverâ€" lat On Top Of It All Etobicoke Needs Another Three High Schools By 1974 A study by school officials inâ€" | dicates that the existing sehools ‘-nd those presently on the drawâ€" ing bourds could provide for an “‘ultinnu" enrolment of 23,165. This would leave an additional | accommodation requirement of 4,â€" 335 pupil spaces. | _ Mrs. Donalda _ Dougias _ of | Riverhead Dr., chairman of | North Etobicoke UNICEF camâ€" Etobicoke secondary school ofâ€" ficials have estimated that the township‘s 1974 population will reach 275,000 and yield a high school population of 27,500,. This, they say, would require three secondary schoals in addition to those already built or in the planâ€" ning Stage. . Some members of the Etobiâ€"| D. L. Emond, business adminisâ€" coke rqrd of Edugation, parâ€"| trator of the school board, noted ticularly Dr, W. F. Graydon, preâ€" | Metro‘s tight eapital situation for dict this estimate is low and that | 1065, but said he supposed offers secondary sehool enrolment could|to purchase with closing dates in run as high as 138 per cent of the | 1966 might be arranged. township population in 10 years.| "I think these sites should be The present yield is roughly seven | earmarked, frozen and acquired," per cent. said Board Chairman John D. A study by school officials inâ€" | Parker, "We‘ll have to get options dicates that the existing schools | that will enable us to provide acâ€" and those presently on the drawâ€" ‘ commodation when the children ing bourds could provide for an | need it." Kipling _ Avenue Baptist: A family worship service with carol singing will be held on Christâ€" mas Day, at 11 a.m. Dramatic Program Close to 100 Sunday school children of the Rexdale Alliance church presented a program enâ€" titled "The Ready Heart" last Sunday evening at Thistletown Collegiate. The program included choir singing, recitations and skits. The officials have" suggested that the board mequire three more secondary school sitesâ€"one north paign, is pleased with the result of â€" UNICEF Christmas â€" card sale: all cards were sold and $300 is being sent to the headquarters, Maembers _ of _ St. Paul The Apostle church will be singing | Christmas carols in front of their | church tomorrow evening at 8 o‘clock. They are asked to bring‘ their friends, take part in the | singing, and enjoy hot chocolate| efterwards inside the church. Carolers at Westacres Choir _ members _ of _ Rexdale Presbyterian church and their children will be carolling tonight at 8 o‘clock on Arbordell Rd. for the residents of Westacres apartâ€" ments for the aged. Concert For the Aged On the evening of December S, the residents of Kipling Acres home for the aged were treated to an outstanding program of music by the Parkdale Collegiate choir and band. One hundred and thirty _ students, conducted . by secured 2@z hours of ice at West Mall. Already this time has been well used by the six teams in the league. The balance of the games will be played at our own Westway Park ice surface. There will be a hockey school conducted at the Westway Park every Saturday morning at 9.30 a.m. Practice makes perfect! If you would like to follow the league . standings, Bob Walker will be writing a summary every The _ Accordianettes, â€" a â€" local group of children between the ages of 8 to 12 years, entertainâ€" ed at the General Electric Christâ€" mas concert last week in Toronâ€" to. This band under the leaderâ€" ship of â€" Marg. Hammond, has become very popular in the comâ€" munity and attend at many local tunctions. Singing and dancing If you would like to follow the league standings, Bob Walker will be writing a summary every week in the sports section of the Advertiserâ€"Guardian. a solo for the concert was Dianne Chambers of MecManus Rd. Birthday Greetings Sandy Caldwell celebrated his cixth birthday on December 18 with a party at his home. Guests included: â€" Beverly C.a m phell, Susan and Tony Belcher, Carol Eastwood, Karen â€" Stuart, Don Thompson, â€" Brian â€" and â€" Andrew Di Pippe, Doug., Patsy and Cathy Caldwell Etobicoke Choral Guild The â€" Etobicoke Choral Guild has been spreading the joys of Christmas around the community in the form of concerts under the wirections of Clare B. Cressman. oper The â€" newly formed Orpheus choir of Toronto under the direcâ€" tion of John Sidgwick will preâ€" sent Family Carols for choir and gudience with George Brough Manday. Ner 21 the organ, Robert Oades â€" trumpet, William Needles â€" reader, on Boxing Day, Saturday, Dec. 26 at 2:30 p.m. in Convocation Hall, University of Toronto. Admis sion free. Everyone welcome. CH 4â€"0082 ev entertained hristmaz party Re reh Outdoor Carolling Cards Sold Out Accordianettes Family Carol« th he K at the ressman. at the of Highway 401 in the vicinity of the Kipling and Finch extension (this site purchase has been apâ€" proved by the school board), one in the central section of the townâ€" ship (where the board exproâ€" priated a site last vl.t)"ui one oR & site in the vicinity of Bloor, Six Points and Norseman. He suggested that the board pass motions to this effect, to be submitted to the Metropolitan Echool Board, which has to apâ€" prove capital expenditures. Eldon Lehman, Stanley Clarke, and Gino Falconi (music teachâ€" ers at the Collegiate), entertainâ€" ed the lugiencl with their proâ€" gram of Christmas and variety music. Accompanied by the orâ€" _ Trustee Orval MeKeough wantâ€" ed to know when the secondary chestra, Eldon Lehman rendered two _ bemutiful solos on _ the trumpet. The auditorium was packed for the evening. 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