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it > Page 10 â€"â€"The Westonâ€"York Times â€" Thursday, June 10, 1971 This industrious chap is Dick Tensen. He‘s busy making York‘s borough buildings a little more attractive by planting a flower arrangement on the front lawn of the offices at 2700 Eglinton Avenue West. The flower arrangement proudly declares that this is indeed the Borough of York. (photo by Colin Bowlden) The Wesleyan Bell Choir‘s reputation has been gained through summer concert tours, two record albums and appearances at A.G.E.H.R. Festivals and other music workshops and clinics. In each of the last two years, it has made more than 50 public appearances for churches, civie organizations, festivals and on radio and television. The Wesleyan Bell Choir of the First United Methodist Church of Lake Charles, La., will present a concert at Beverley â€" Hills United Church on Wednesday, June 16 at 8:15 p.m. Nationally known in the field of handbell music, it is considered one of the finest concert choirs in the country. The group ot ten young people of high school and college age handle a set of 52 handbells with superb skill. The Wesleyan Bell Choir, of the First United Methodist Church, Lake Charles, Louisiana, will be making one of some 50 public appearances across North America at the Beverley Hills United Church on Wednesday, June 16. Kids at the festival last year had lots to enjoy. There were animals, rides, clowns, balloons and music everywhere. This year the festival committee has planned even more for the kids. BJ at Beverley Hills Bell ringers The choir‘s set of 52 bells are made of cast bronze, and have an overâ€"all musical range of 5 octaves. The smallest bell weighs seven ounces and the largest, with a diameter of 11 inches, weighs about 12 pounds. In any given piece, the number of bells played by each ringer varies from two to ten. The ten members of the choir range in age from 17 to 19 and have from one to eight years of experience in the bell choir. The choir is under the leadership of Donald E. Allured, Director of Music and Organist of the Lake Charles church since 1965. He has composed many of the major numbers in the choir‘s repertoire, several of which have been published by Broadman Press in a collection entitled, "Listen to the Bells." Graham Cable plans to have their production crew roving around the grounds filming the events when and where they happen. Follow one of the Graham men and you‘ll probably be where the action is. Keeble Cable plans to station its mobile television unit somewhere near the entrance to the York Festival grounds at 2700 Eglinton Avenue West. If you walk by their white van, look up, you‘ll see yourself on their screen. Two of the cable comâ€" panies in the borough â€" Graham Cable and Keeble Cable â€" will be at the Festival with their cameras. He flew to Ottawa last Thursday to seek such an assurance from Department of Transport officials after studying reports that the federal government is considering the practicality of merging de Havilland and Canadair Ltd. of Montreal. North York Mayor Basil Hall said last week that he is completely satisfied that there is no federal governâ€" ment plan to transfer operations of de Havilland Aircraft of Canada Ltd. from Downsview to Montreal. Everybody attending the York Festival this year will get a chance to see themâ€" selves on television. Many drivers do not know how to set their parking brake correctly, says the Ontario Safety League. The regular service brake should be pressed down firmly at the same time as the parking brake is applied. LCBO said the outdoor beer garden would have to be on a permanent basis. The If this is not done, the travel are of the brake shoes bring the lower tip into contact with the drums first; this leaves the shoes only lightly in contact with the drums, making it easier for the car to roll away, exâ€" pecially backwards. Members of the festival committee were disapâ€" pointed to learn from Chairman Douglas Saunders that the festival would be without the stronger kind of liquid refreshment because the Liquor Control Board of Ontario had denied the Festival committee perâ€" mission to operate an outâ€" door beer garden. York Festival almost got its beer garden this year. 777 LAWN FERTILIZER 40 Ib. BAG Reg. $2.49 now $1.79 4 Inch POT GERANIUMS 49° ROSES Reg $1.95 .. .. BUY ONEâ€"AND GET THE SECOND FOR HALF PRICE $4.95 ans up ALL BOX PLANTS Annuals and Perennials 59° to 99° THIS WEEK‘S SPECIALS Cable at the fair ADDITIONAL VALUES ON WROUGHT IRON HANGING BASKET WITH CHAIN (with plants $5.95) Parking brakes No de Havilland won‘t move while the supply lasts 3.25 now $1.29 The emphasis of this summer‘s program | is ‘‘*summer fun for everyone". If more specific details are required please contact the Borough of North York, ‘"‘Summer _ Recreation 1971" _ listing all the highlights of the upcoming summer season has been released to citizens of North York. This publication with its calendar of "Red Letter" days gives each citizen, both old and young, the opâ€" portunity to participate in a potpourri of summer acâ€" tivities. Tug Wilson, a coâ€"ordinator in the borough‘s parks and recreation _ department, agreed with this suggestion. ‘"‘Certain segments of the population would get uptight if beer were sold at the festival," he said. The York Festival Comâ€" mittee agreed that there would be no beer, but lots of coffee, tea or pop to drink this year. Alderman Cy Townsend said the idea of a beer garden would "Loose its significance if it were inâ€" doors‘" and suggested the committee drop the idea of a beer garden entirely. In its place, he suggested a tea garden, where the borough would receive 25 per cent of the gross. Festival could have had a beer garden temporarily if they elected to place it in There are about 3,000 employees at de Havilland‘s Downsview â€" plant. The company has been located there since 1929. Mr. Hall said that he is still fairly confident that North York will soon be able to develop part of Downsview Airport for prestige offices surrounding a shortâ€"takeâ€"off and ianding airstrip. For two years the borough has been conducting secret negotiations with Ottawa on such a plan which will inâ€" volve reducing the area at presently occupied by the Canadian Armed Forces Base. * this year Hall said that officials with whom he conferred in Ottawa gave him "every assurance" that the federal government will not force de Havilland out of Downsview. At present the federal government is bound by agreement with de Havilland to maintain flying facilities at Downsview. However the major airfield complex is no longer required on its existing scale either for defence or de Havilland use. Mr. Hall said Defence Minister Donald Macdonald told him in Ottawa that he is prepared to consider further talks on the project. Summer . fun PATIO STAND with plants $6 95) EVERGREENS UA Eleven Black students are participating in the production of this twentyâ€" minute film, in addition to three volunteer students who will assume responsibility for implementing _ the A film study of the history, problems, and prospects of the Black people of Canada has received a federal grant of $8,000. The grant, which was announced today by Secretary of State Gerard Pelletier, is an allocation from the 24.7 million dollar budget of the "Opportunities for Youth" summer program. ‘"What‘s happened to the Boy Scouts?" cried Tug Wilson, parks and recreation coâ€"ordinator at last week‘s York Festival Committee meeting. ‘"They never needed all this before. Next things they‘ll be asking for is an electric kettle," Alderman Cv Townsend chimed in. It seems the Boy Scouts wanted to roast a leg of beef at the campsite they will be setting up at the York Festival. The Festival Committee thought this was a great idea until officials from the Boy Scouts inâ€" formed them that this leg would cost $62. The Scouts also want the committee to pay for the charcoal and the fluid and all the other amenities that cook a $62 leg of beef. Another bill the Scouts wanted the borough to take For example, a person with 20â€"20 vision can read highway signs at 400 feet, when stationary. If travelling at 50 m.p.h. he could not make out the signs with the same clarity until he was within 300 feet. A driver‘s perception deteriorates with speed, says the Ontario Safety League. The ability to read road signs decreases by 20 feet for each 10 m.p.h. Last year, rock bands such as the one pictured above were one of the hits of the York Festival. This year, the music at the festival will be just as good. So far, ‘"Pandemonium‘" has agreed to play in the front yard of the borough building, at 2700 Eglinton W., and two other groups will also be hired to play ‘for your dancing pleasure‘. Speed sight 3.75 Boy Scouts vs York Festival Black peoples‘ film study Another idea of the Boy Scouts costing the borough money is to have displays in marquis tents. This requires $50 for tent insurance from the festival funds. "This is ridiculous," fumed _ Deputy Comâ€" missioner of Works Don Oldrieve, "They should set up their crafts mid the trees : . , naturally," The committee decided that the scouts would not have their leg of beef to roast nor would they get their box lunches. The film is designed both in content and approach to satisfy a number of needs. As a documentation of black peoples‘ development in Canadian history, an area sorely neglected in most studies, the film will open with a montage showing blacks in different walks of life and questions on the origins of the many strains of Negro to be found across Canada. Living areas, socioâ€" The Scouts, however will be displaying their crafts at the Festival as well as building a bridge across the Black Creek. various aspects of the project. qver was the cost of box lunches for all the Scouts, since the boys will be on the festival site a day earlier than the festival to set up their camp, and boys get hungry. Ontario motorists who do not wish to pay for public liability and damage inâ€" surance can avoid it by paying an annual fee of $25 which goes to the Unsatisfied Judgment Fund. The fee does not give them any protection whatever, and in the event of a crash the car owner is held personally liable for any damages awarded against him. $25 fund just down the road Also within a mile or two . the beautiful Claireville Conservation Area Cool off in our Spacious swimming pool it‘s here for the exclusive use of our residents Carriages. There‘s storage room for baby prams on the tirst floor Convenient, Morningstar Place is at Goreway and Morningstar Drive in Mississauga. not far from where Derry Rd meets indian Line No less than seven different schools are within a few blocks, just around the corner the 25 store Westwood Shopping Mall, which will soon house an additiona! 18 stores & movie theatre Quiet. The buildings are set back from the road. and a full fifty per cent of the area will be given over to @gardens and colourful landscaping Even . the hallways are broadloomed to cushion the noise of footsteps Comfortable . Individua! thermostat controls in every suite. 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The group will also study factors in the disunity of Marie Ann Longlade told the proud parents and friends in the audience that the success of the evening‘s recital depended on the hard work of Mrs. Margaret Garner who made the costumes, the pianists Mrs. Over half the automobiles on the highway have had at least two owners, says the Ontario Safety League. Never trust unreservedly to the mechanical soundness of the brakes and steering of your own car â€" or of the car that is following you. A regular check will give protection from mechanical failure of your own vehicle. The best protection from the car behind you is plenty of space from the car in front of you. The group will also study factors in the disunity of black Canadians; cultural differences between groups of different ethnic backgrounds, such as the West Indian and the American Negro, are among the principal causes of lack of common identity. The students involved in this project are from University of Toronto, Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, and York University. They will be totally responsible for the researching writing, filming, and editing of the film, which promises to be unique in its scope and treatment of the black Canadian in the past, present and future of our society. The theme of the recital was Mother Goosé Nursery Rhymes. The children danced to familiar favorites such as: Little Boy Blue, Jack Be Nimble and Mary Mary Quite Contrary. For the grand finale, the students danced a rousing Can Can, in colorful costumes with layers of frills under their skirts. The Marie Ann Longlade School of Dancing held its annual recital Friday, June Excellent _ performances turned in by all the girls were proof of the benefits of the long hours of practise put in by the students at their weekly lessons at the Eglinton Avenue Y.W.C.A. 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