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me 6-oe into“!!! This. Thad”. Naval»: C. In: You’re invited... R it's OPEN HOUSE Nov. 7 at Seneca's new King Campus Share with Seneca faculty members the exciting prospect of Canada's newest college campus and the educational pro- grams soon to be available to the people of York Region. There's a good deal to be done to make things ready before classes start at King, but why not plan to have a Sunday, Nov. 7, is Open House Day at Seneca College's new King Campup, Bring your family and friends ' _ . see the famed Eaton Hall Farm, the 70-room main building soon to be converted into class- rooms, the beautiful lake. farm buildings, fall colors. as well as college films and displays . . . . Chinguacousy hosts coaches clinic Saturday morning October 30 Chinguacousy Figure Skating Club hosted an amateur coaches clinic in the Mayfield Arena in Bramalea. These clinics are held to train skaters 14 years of age and over to help teach and' test at the Gtional skating test program level. Amateur coaches are trained each year at these training clinics by professional figure skaters, this clinic was in charge of Anne Chapman and Marianne Matysek who did a really fine job of pointing out Take a drive out our way this Sunday. It's Open House between 2 and 5 pm Meet Seneca staff . . . tour the property . ' . see Seneca College films and displays . t . think about taking a course at Seneca in 1972! look at this unique facility -- now the new King Campus of Seneca College. How to get there: Easy -- its 2.7 miles west of Yonge Street along the King Side Road, and 2 miles north on Dufferin. Look for the Seneca sign on the west side. Open House, King Campus Sunday, Nov. 7, 2 to s p.m. ot AMI“) ARTS AND TFCHNoloGY SENECA COLLEGE Human “rum! luv mmmmu All tt " minim» AV'VI I In: wumunuy Mt I and demonstrating the skills required for these tests. After the on-ice program, a lecture period was held were ethics, dress, and professional courtesy was discussed and a question and answer period was held. A film depicting some of the tests and skills, narrated by Sandy Galbraith and Petra Burka and filmed in Ottawa, was shown. To top the program off, each par- ticipant in the clinic received their amateur coaches certificate and crest. Mr. Charlie Cakebread, Director, of national skating tests, who organizes and co- ordinates these clinics is to be commended on his fine work, also the executive members of Chinguacousy Skating Club also for a well run clinic. Mayfield Arena has only been open' for a year and is a recreation centre which not only houses an ice arena, but also a swimming pool and other recreational facilities as well. 's, pi', l _ or l Central The national skating test program has been endorsed by professional figure skaters and hockey players, speed skaters and athletic and recreation directors as an excellent program in basic skating instruction for beginners of all ages. The program has been tailored to appeal to all skating, regardless of whether the beginners interest and is geared to appeal to the very young-two-year-olds right on up to the mature adult. The standard of proficiency for the national tests is kept to a minimum intentionally in order to provide en- couragement to beginners to maintain their interest. These national skating test programs were institituted through to co-operation of the National Fitness Council of the Department of Health and Welfare, the Canadian Figure Skating Association " Lo" Flu: ;_;gmga'z_i M ( W Association of Canada. tt your child or any adult wishes to skate, I suggest you try to enroll him in a program of this type. 4 + + A blood donor clinic is to be held at York Memorial Presbyterian Church, 1695 Keele St. Monday November 8. The hours are from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. in the afternoon and from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the evening. Please make a point to attend and bring a friend to give the gift of life. + + , The children of Charles E. Webster School were in for a real treat when opera singer Jan Rubes visited them last Thursday, October 28. Mr. Rubes entertained the students and staff for air proximately 45 minutes and each child received his autograph. This program is being repeated in 17 different schools in the borough and is introduced through the music department of the Board of Education. +++ The used clothing sale held at Greenborough Com.. munity Church last Saturday was a real success and the morning group realized about $155.00 profit. This money will be used for a worthwhile church project. +++ The adult and pre-school skating classes are progressing with great success and anyone in- terested is welcome to join and the Professional Skating in. The times and places-- Keelesdale Arena, Monday mornings and Lambton Arena, Wednesday mornings both days from 9:30-11:30 am. By the way, you don't need a preschooler to join in the fun and the membership is only $5.00 from now until the end of the year. The Boy Scouts motto is 'Be Prepared' and the 239th Troop is certainly going to be just that. The boys not only visited Malton Airport, Union Station and Toronto No studs on roads The Highway Traffic Act does not provide for any exception to the ban on the use of studded tires in Ontario this Winter. Deputy Minister of Transportation and Communications A. T. C. McNab said in a statement issued recently. “The regulation prohibiting their further use, which was passed last year, makes it an offence for any vehicle to be equipped with Gudoshnik . Huge Red Bloom. Tqp Size Bulb, --dlllqlllilbbil_ Reg. 10 for 1.65 THIS WEEK'END IO for 1.3 3 Yanr other varieties of Tulips, Daffodils, Hyacinths, at reasonable prices! -drrnrc,r"ia"riL", Bi-Colour. Reg. 10 (07‘1-69 Canadian Centennnial Tulips (J) a. Beautiful Sulphur Yellow Tulips. Lovely Pink, Darwin Tulips. Reg, Elizabeth Arden Jewel of Spring HOURS Formerly Richvicw Side Road between Royal York Rd. and Scarlett g BULB ti.Ciiiiji:; SALE ..%'?~__9"$ PLANT , ”may LTO. A 'taWi112ioN AVE. West Monday Through Friday 8:00 A.M. To 6:00 P.M. Saturday 8:00 A.M. To 5:00 PM Sunday l0:00 A.M. To 5:00 PM. REEVES Top Size Bulbs. Red, White, Yellow, Pink A Red-White Bi-Colour. Double Early Tulips THIS WEEK END YOUR CHOICE Dominion Centre but their latest outing was to the weather bureau just to find out how the weather is analized and how the weatherman finally makes his predictions. +++ The Ice Capades of 1971 has come to town and our family once again attended and thoroughly enjoyed the performance. This year was rather special because Christine Boesch had joined the Capades so our girls took a special interest. She was a member of Northwestern Figure Skating Club for years those who saw last year's carnival might remember that Chris was Cinderella and did a solo in an all white costume as one of the hi-lights of the show. Although Chris is still in her teens, she is a very mature and accomplished skater. +++ York Public Library has what looks like a very in- teresting film month planned for November. Tonight's program, which starts at 7:30 p.m., in the Main Auditorium at 1745 Eglinton Avenue West, features a = minute color film entitled War. This is a documentary on the futility of war as revealed in a dialogue between a soldier and a group of children. Along with this is another 25-minute color film Ski the Outer Limits. A film in which the strange and wonderful feats performed suggest man's timeless search for in- volvement and meaning. And, finally on the program is a 30-minute 1930 Laurel and Hardy film, The Laurel and Hardy Murder Case in which Stan and Ollie find themselves in the midst of the nuttiest murder thriller with spooks, corpses and laughter. This film night looks like a fine variety evening. Each Thursday evening at 7:30 pm. the library shows a variety of subjects which should in- terest all. studs on Ontario highways, roads and streets," he said. Mr. McNab said the province took the lead in banning studs because research carried out in Ontario on their ef. fectiveness and affects on highway damage was more advanced than other jurisdictions. Drivers using studs may be subject to fines ranging from $20 to $100. Reg Reg. 10 for $1.69 10 for s1.89 'l.88 10 for 31-69 “ha o" Plant Now Pluck Later 10m31_39 Clovelly Chapter No. 144 Order of the Eastern Star, Weston, has donated two coronary beds to the Humber Memorial Hospital as a memorial to Mrs. Clara Pordage of Weston, a member for over 40 years. The photo shows Mrs. Barbara Smith, Worthy Matron, presenting a cheque for $1,000. to Mr. C. Jappy, association director, Humber Memorial. Looking on is Mr. Frank Smith, Worthy Patron, Clovelly Chapter. The chapter, which has a membership of 200, celebrated its 46th anniversary and their benevolent work has been outstanding this year. In addition to the Humber Memorial grant, they awarded $350. to the Cancer Society (Weston Division), $350. to the Heart Fund and 8450. to the benevolent fund of the Order of the Eastern Star. October was United Appeal month! At Nelson A. Boylen Secondary School there was a lot going on to help raise money for the many charitable organizations aided by this yearly campaign for funds. There were such things as: the teachers' tricycle race which was won by Mr. Thompson, slave day, raffles for a hockey game, a well, Miss and Mr. United Appeal contests, hamburger eating contest, turtle race, record hop, car ralley, sponge throw and a swim-a-thon. In the swim-a-thon there were eight participants Marju Kasenurm, Carol Pascoe, Lynda Brown, Cheryl Bevan, Maxine Wiber, Tom Gibson, Laurie Pietras and Bob Cann. They swam a total of ap- proximately 780 lengths of the pool within a one hour time limit. At the beginning of the week there was a United Appeal assembly during which the band played and the students got to see the Mr. and Miss United Appeal representatives from each grade. The 12 Boylen Beauties entertained us with a chorus line-type act. They really stole the show when they flipped up their skirts and showed off "UNITED APPEAL" spelled out on their backsides. These Beauties were twelve brave males posing as busty, sexy S'orr, Students at Boylen s1.59 females. The assembly raised the spirits of the students to help get the United Appeal Campaign off to a good start. +++ A fashion show was held at Boylen on Wednesday evening, October 27, that drew a crowd of nearly 400. During the first half of the two-hour show, the girls modelled their own clothes many made by the girls themselves. The second half of the show involved a make- up demonstration and clothes from Women's World of Fashion. The models were all girls from the school and the show was sponsored by the Kennedy Club. .The money raised from the $1.00 ad- mission went 50-50 to the Student Council and to help support the Kennedy Club's child in Korea, a most Worthy cause. +++ The Transatlantic Group dance was held on Saturday, October 16 at St. Judes Church in Weston with 175 people in attendance. The decorations were on a Thanksgiving theme with beautiful colored leaves adorning every table. At this dance two wheel chairs were donated by the club to Toronto Chapter of Muscular Dystrophy. Several wheelchairs have been donated in the past and the Muscular Dystrophy Chapter of Toronto presented the club with a plaque for voluntary ser- vices. Door prizes, one was a lovely basket of food, and spot prizes were won by several lucky people. The ' q u _ -V the Canadian Armed Forces I Maple Leaf JP?' during World War II and dA b I ametoCanadaasbrides ”an mes ref, C m 0 an a n . u & The club has held dances " i T twice a year for the past ten. f Pat Lane: 244-0788 f years. COLLECTIONS USUALLY MADE ON THURSDAYS WILL BE HELD OVER FOR THE NEXT REGULAR DAY, THAT IS ON THE FOLIDWING MONDAY. THERE WILL BE NO COLLECTION OF GARBAGE ON REMEMBRANCE DAY, Four films will be shown this week at York Library, 1745 Eglinton Ave. West. "Sea Sanctuary" is a half hour color film depicting a year in the life of the people and birds who live in the Fame Islands, off the Ngrth- umbrian coast of Flng- BOROUGH OF ETOBICOKE NOTICE RE GARBAGE COLLECTION York 'Library NOVEMBER 11th, 1971 M ' F. Cox , Borough Rand Commissioner admission price was $3.00 per person with a percentage of this and profits from a rummage sale put into a Muscular Dystrophy Fund. All the profits from the raffles, cloak room and the sale of nuts goes towards The Transatlantic Group is a group of ladies of British origin who married men in + ++ A Christmas bazaar will be held at St. David's Anglican Church, 1796 Lawrence Avenue West, just east of Jane Street, on Saturday, November 6th from 1:30 to 4:30 pm. All the interesting booths will be set up for you to browse through such as: home baking, novelties, men's boutique, dolls, candy, plants and everyones' favorite the fish pond. There will also be a corner where you can sit and rest awhile and have a cup of tea and some delicious cakes and sandwiches while chatting with your friends. , + + Amesbury Rink is now classified as an indoor arena. It is still under con- struction but should be completed shortly since the walls are completed and the roof is nearly finished. The date of registration for the above classes will be announced in a special program announcement flyer to be distributed when the arena is completed so keep this in mind when planning your winter ac- tivities Figure skating and learn to skate classes for boys and girls ages five years and older will be held. Registration fee is $15 for the season lnon residents add $3). For boys 8 to 13 years-of- age interested m Hockey, a school will be held Mondays from 4 to 6 p.m. "Corrida Interdite" is a color film of a ballet fil- med as a ballet. "That's Me" IS a comedy-drama about a young guitar- playing Puerto Rican, who finds it difficult to adjust to life in New York City. Alan Arkin wrote the original skit. land tl w