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¢| o 4| o +++ And last, but not least â€" don‘t forget to purchase some daffodils to aid the Cancer Society tomorrow. +++ The Mount Dennis United Church are holding an arts and hobby showcase, Friday and Saturday, April 28 and 29 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. each day. There will be exhibits of paintings, _ sculptures, woodcraft, .metalcraft, jewellry, weaving, model building, _ as well _ as demonstrations of porâ€" traiture, copper enamelling, batik and macrame. Also Note to teenagers: Your help is also needed. +++ The Brownies and Guides will be around this weekend taking names for their delicious cookies. Welcome them and purchase a box or two. I have canvassed many times for the Army and have found it to be the easiest of chores. The blite is well advertised ahead of time and people are prepared for your arrival at the door. â€" Let‘s show the Army that York may be a small borough but it is filled with people who care. Telephone Mr. Saunders at his office, 653â€"2700, and pledge a couple of hours of your time. The Salvation Army never turn anyone with a need away. All they are asking in return is a couple of hours of your time to assist them in continuing to aid people. +++ Controller Douglas Saunders is busy these days looking for volunteers to help out on the Salvation Army blitz Monday, May 15. +++ Mrs. Pat Barker, Dorsey Drive, and daughter Susan left for London, England on Saturday, March 18. After a 12 hour flight, due to mechanical delays, they touched down at London airport. Most of the time was spent shopping and sightâ€" seeing. They stayed with Mrs. Barker‘s mother and visited with relatives. A couple of weeks ago, I mentioned that the column was full of school news. This week it seems to be full of appeals. Spring appears to be the time for fund raising drives. A weekend was spent at Winchester where they saw the cathedral and other items of interest. It rained once during their eightâ€"day stay and that was the day they returned home. +++ A joint project is being carried out by students of Nelson A. Boylen Secondary School and Gracefield Avenue Public School. On Thursday, March 30, five Boylen theatre arts students, Laura Preston and myself grade 11, and Hazel Crawford, Susan Cow! and Eva Casino, grade 12, met at Gracefield where they were introduced to Barry Karp, a member of the Studio Lab Theatre Foundation. Mr J. Andrews, head of the Boylen‘s English departâ€" ment and Mr. Worling, Gracefield principal were also participating. After a half hour of warming up with little bits of drama, some Gracefield students joined in. Students and teachers worked together on many different things so that the older five could get an idea of Boylen‘s musical Bye Bye Birdie is* approaching rapidly. There have been holidays for cast and orâ€" chestra. Stage, costume crews and everyone else connected with the production are working long and hard so that the show will go off without a hitch. Dates are Wednesday, April 12 through Saturday, April 15. Tickets, $2. each, can be obtained at the school or by asking a student to obtain one. Tickets must be bought prior to the performance. Curtain time is 8 p.m. No reserved seats, so arrive early. Weather was beautiful with temperatures ranging in the 50‘s and 60‘s . Spring must have known they were coming because many flowers were out in bloom, unusually early. They went to see a show, the Mousetrap, a mystery written by Agatha Christie, that‘s been playing at the Ambassador Theatre since November 25, 1952 â€" almost twenty years â€" and has been seen by over two and threeâ€" quarter million people. Bye Bye Birdie comin‘ up Campaign time Tickets will be sold on a firstâ€"come, firstâ€"served basis at $1. each and will be on sale in the school foyer during Iunch periods beginning Thursday, April 6. Doors will open at 7:30 p.m. with the .show beginning at 8 plm. in the school cafetorium. ‘ +++ The 239th Cubs and Scouts that meet at Charles E. Webster School and Greenborough _ Community Church respectively, will sponsor a movie Walt Disney‘s Misadventures of Merlin Jones, along with cartoons,Everyone is invited to attend the showing on Friday, April 7 at 7 p.m. or ~â€"Mount Dennis The last hour was spent with the older people discussing plans for five future weekly sessions. The exact outcome has not yet been decided but it will be interesting to see what these drama students can do with a group of imaginative and creative youngsters. +++ On Thursday, March 30, at 4 p.m. 110 local children, 12 years and under, were at Amesbury Park Library for an Easter egg party and contest. Eightyâ€"two brought displays of decorated Easter eggs and bunnies. While children watched a silent Laural and Hardy movie, Mrs. Temple had the difâ€" ficult task of judging the entries. She said that she would liked to have given a prize to each display entered but only four won prizes. Last year there were only 75 youngsters at the party. Mrs Temple said, "this year it was a howling success." +++ "Spring Frolic ‘72" will be presented by the students of Queensborough Junior High School, 201 Gracefield Avenue, on Wednesday and Thursday, April 19 and 20. The acts will include humorous skits, dancing, singing, and music from Bach to rock. displays of a variety of handicrafts and hobbies. Some of the articles will be for sale. â€" what it would be‘like to work with those younunger than themselves. Towards the end of the morning everyone was in vited into the kindergarten cents for adults Why not where we were served juice take in the show and help and cookies. The kinâ€" finance the boys in future dergarten children sang activities? songs for us and watched a +++ couple of the improvisations. Sense and Nonsense about + E.S.P. was the third and [JH_____â€"â€", final of the series of talks â€" Maple Leaf dealing. with E.S.P., the b unknown, â€" and witchcraft. /a"d AmesburyZ Again, over: 200 people â€";_Tfl_â€"'crammed into Amesbury "Z Pat Larter 244â€"0788 ;‘;fltfigf%‘m{; \ ‘3 to Professor Eugene Fanâ€" . mWz drich. Mr. Fandrich is a social psychology professor The last hour was spent at Ryerson Polytechnical with the older people Institute and is a founding discussing plans for five member of the Toronto future weekly sessions. The Society for Psychical exact outcome has not vet Research. Refreshments will be served. Adults â€" 75 cents and students under 16 â€" 25 cents. Fashions by Tevira are shown â€" by â€" professional models and you will be taken on a trip by bygone days via fashions through the decade. Ontario _ parks _ are highlighted in a film for those who prefer a more Where and how to travel are questions dealt with in a showcase of entertainment to be sponsored by the Anglican Church Women, Church of the Good Shepherd, on Tuesday, April 11th 8 p.m. 6 Dawne Moss 769-6()49; SUN LIFE OF CANADA @©® vyouul rino interestinc AND VALUABLE! Ideas * Moneyâ€"Back Life Insurance * * Income Protection { e Payment of Mortgage * Retirement Funds "{ * Education of Children _ , BP » Conserving a Business Interest Let me show you how you can benefit. Jane Park BERN ROLLINGS 200 University Ave. Toronto 1 Ont. Bus. 364â€"5141 Res. 244â€"1971 1 ly M and Miss Judy Grant, Rustic Road, recently underwent a gall bladder operation at Humber Memorial Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. +4+ Don‘t forget that April is Cancer _ month! Give generously or volunteer your services by calling 247â€"3664. Well, I do. You can help somebody back to life by being a Red Cross blood donor at the Church of the Good Shepherd, 1149 Weston Road, Wednesday, April 12. The clinic will be open 2:30 to 4:30 and 6:30 to 8:30. +++ A grateful thank you to David Goheen, Cordella Avenue. David helped me get into my car the other day after I managed to lock it and leave the keys in the ignition. It‘s amazing what a coat hanger can do â€" and I appreciate the lesson. Saturday, April 8 at 2 p.m. The location is Charles E. Webster School, 1900 Keele Street. Admission at the door is 35 cents for children an 50 cents for adults Why not take in the show and help finance the boys in future activities? His downâ€"toâ€"earth speech dispelled theories because of lack of witnesses and due to some peoples‘ energetic imaginations.However, _ he did _ say _ that some phengmena were hard to explain. This was a good way to sum up after the first two week‘s lectures. . +++ Everyone is cordially invited to attend St. Davids Parish Group‘s regular monthly Card Party on Wednesday, April 12 at 8 p.m. The location is the Parish Hall of St. Davids Anglican Church, Lawrence Avenue West, just east of Jane Street. Admission is 75¢ and includes refreshments and prizes. +++ Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roberts, Flamingo Crescent, who celebrated their 25th Wedding Anniversary on Wednesday, March 29. Mrs. Roberts works at Nelson A. Boylen Secondary School in the cafetorium for Eastwood" caterers. We hope that they will share many more years of marital bliss. +++ Everyone hopes that Mrs. June Swindle ,Mayo Drive, will be able to get around without too much difficulty while in England for two weeks. She was recently in a car accident and received a cracked bone in one ankle and a bad sprain in the other. Packing will never be a chore again once you‘ve seen a demonstration of how to pack at this informative anf funâ€"filled presentation by Ida Burns and Associates. +++ What with the appeals for the Salvation Army . Brownies and the Cancer Society â€" I almost forgot one other important appeal. Sounds like I want your blood doesn‘t it! woodsy flavor for vacation or outing. One important thing to remember is â€" do not use too many colors nor too many patterns. If you cannot decide on a color scheme and you have no favorite, perhaps you can decide on a painting that will go in your room â€" or some accessory that will go on your tables that may have a combination of colors that will be atâ€" tractive enough to be your jumping off color. Color, if properly used, can make a room, apartment or house into an exciting, homey place for living. A good rule to follow is warm colors in the rooms that face north. 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