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¢|b Mr. James Rawlings, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Rawlings will wed Miss Gayle Morrison, daughter of Mr. # and Mrs. Tom Morrison. The annual meeting of the Corporation of the Norâ€" thwestern General Hospital was held on Thursday, April 27 in the hospital cafeteria. The annual reports were read by the Administrative staff and the president of the Hospital Auxiliary. The report of the building committee was read by Cy Townsend who stated that the working plans are now being drawn up by the arâ€"| chitect and the board are‘ hopeful that construction will be started in the fall of this year. Mr. Townsend reported that the building fund is short of apâ€" proximately seven hundred Our congratulations to both these gentlemen and we are sure they will have a great deal to contribute to the operation of the Norâ€" thwestern General Hospital. +++ A wedding of interest will be held at St. Hilda‘s Anglican Church, Dufferin Street at Vaughan Road, on Saturday, May 13 when the son of the People‘s Warden will marry the daughter of the Rector‘s Warden. Friday morning under the direction of Mr. Goodfellow and assisted by Mr. Black, they played at two assemâ€" blies for the school and both times the audience gave the band a standing ovation. Their band comprises grades 11, 12 and 13 students and they start studying in grade 9. thousands dollars but the committee is quite confident that they will reach their goal shortly. Two new faces will appear on the board this year and we are very fortunate that they are both Fairbank business men. Mr. Jack Filkin, of Cedarvale Tree Experts, was elected and Mr. Reg. Strassler, of Brown Brothers Funeral Home, was apâ€" pointed honorary director. For an evening of laughter and good family enâ€" tertainment a Variety Show will be presented _ at Elverstonâ€"Trethewey United Church, 280 Culford Road, on Friday and Saturday, May 12 and 13 at 8 p.m. Adults‘ tickets can be purchased in advance from members of the cast or Sunday School staff at $1. each, However, adults will pay $1.25 at the door and children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Admission for them is 50 cents. Refresh ments will be available. A tired group of about fifty students â€" members of the band of Roland Michener Secondary School, South Porcupine, near Timmins â€" arrived at Nelson A. Boylen school about 4 p.m. Thurâ€" sday May 4 to meet their billets, members of the Boylen band. After lunch most of the kids went swimming then soent the afternoon at McLaughlin _ Planetarium. Friday night a party was held at the home of Bill Kennedy _ a _ Westview student. The Westview band had an exchange trip with South Porcupine earlier in the year. I billeted three girls, Ivy Graham and Chery] Rodgers of South Porcupine and Annie Kolich of Schumnacher. Roland Michener buses students to South Porcupine from several surrounding towns. On Saturday everyone entertained their guests differently. Some downtown, some at Yorkdale or the Science Centre. We treated our billets to a day at Black Creek Pioneer Village. Sunday morning everyone met at Nelson A. Boylen by 9:30 a.m. They didn‘t want to leave and it took an hour to get everyone on the bus. Our band is anxiously awaiting Thursday, May 25 when we will return the visit. This show will appeal to all generations. "If you think Rubber Ducky was funny last year, you‘re in for a surprise this year!!" ++ + The Ladies Auxiliary Branch 213 will hold a Euchre on Wednesday, May 17 at the Legion Hall, 46 Dennison Road East. The time is 8 p.m. 75 cents adâ€" mission includes refreshâ€" ments and prizes. Why not come and join in on the fun?? Northwest to build in fall Visit to Nelson A. Boylen +++ Our sincere best wishes and congratulations are extended to Jim and Gayle for a long and very happy +++ I have heard of anothet wedding of interest to the old A.Y.P.A. gang of St. Hilda‘s Church. Mrs. Carl DeGeer, the former Eileen Daxon, will be married to Mr. Jack McNair in September. We are so happy for Eileen as she was left a very young widow five years ago when Carl passed away suddenly due to a heart attack. Our heartiest congratulations to you both and may you have a long and happy married life together. When Kay Beanland, formerly of Pember, went to what she thought was a birthday party on Saturday, May 5 she was surprised to find out that it was a bridal shower for herself. The hostesses were Mrs. Sue Burch and Mrs. Betty Nunn. The shower was held at Mrs. Congratulations and best wishes are extended to Mr Lorne Battiston, of Norâ€" theliffe Boulevard who recently married Susan Chantry. The wedding took place at St. Hilda‘s Church. ++ + Best wishes also to Mr. Stephen Cartner and Miss Nunn‘s home in Maple and guests included relatives on the groomâ€"toâ€"be‘s side. She received many beautiful and Best wishes for a speedy and complete recovery to Mrs. Mary Corbet of Miranda Avenue who is in Northwestern General Hospital and has undergone an _ emergency _ major surgery. useful gifts This was Kay‘s second shower. Her first was a tupperware party thrown by the girls she works with on April 27. Kay picked out $50.00 worth of tupperware products that will be most useful in her new home. The wedding is to be on Saturday, June 24 at St. Wilfrid‘s Roman Catholic Church on Finch Avenue. Maid of honor will be Kay‘s sisterâ€"inâ€"law, Val Beanland, and bridesmaids are Lois Grant and Judy McWilliam. The groomâ€"toâ€"be is Bill McWilliam. +++ Mrs. Fannie Sinclair, instructor at the rug hooking Zâ€"Pat Larter 244â€"0788 #» â€" Maple Leaf and Amesbu: Fairbank Focus Ruth Russell 653â€"7439 _ ‘hidl, +++ +++ The Borough of North York is giving priority to the cleaning up of garbage from the temporary depots in parks. Collection of garâ€" bage from residential areas will commence Monday, May 15. Pending resumption of regular domestic garbage collection, there will be no pickâ€"up of trash, such as ashes, garden clippings etc. Night collection from commercial areas will commence immediately. Residents can greatly assist in the general overall cleanâ€"up if they will continue to bring garbage in plastic bags to the depots until 12 o‘clock noon on Friday, May 12. NOTICE RE GARBAGE COLLECTION BOROUGH OF NORTH YORK married recently, also at St. Hilda‘s Church. ko+ ; . Aptleck Two babies were christened into the Anglican faith at St. Hilda‘s a couple of weeks ago when Deborah Ann Beasley and Laura Elizabeth Clements were Leo, both of Miranda Avenue, on the death of their beloved father who passed away in Italy. Our deepest sympathy to Mrs. F. Barone and Mr. G. +++ Our _ sincere _ deepest sympathy is extended to the family . of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Rosamond, forâ€" merly _ of _ Northcliffe Boulevard. Mrs. Rosamond passed away on Saturday, May 6 at Kipling Acres where she had resided for the past few years. She will be sadly missed by her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren and her many friends. Mrs. Rosamond was very active in the Orange Lodge for many years and was a past mistress. She was the beloved wife of the Late Mr. Arthur _ Rosamond â€" and dearly loved mother of Arthur, deceased, Betty, Alfred, Percy and Flo. The funeral took place on Tuesday, May 9 from Miles Funeral Home, Bloor Street. +++ I am pleased to report that Audrey Bland‘s open heart surgery was a complete success and she has now returned home. If any of her old friends would like to drop her a note her address is 50 St. Pauls Avenue, Brantford, Ontario. Happy birthday to Craig Barket, Parkside Drive, who is 21 years old today. +++ The Ducha Choir sang at Falstaff Community Centre Monday, May 1. Senior Citizens and friends were pleased with the choir, however it was too bad that only 35 people were there to hear them. After the perâ€" formance the choir joined the audience and all enjoyed a sing song. classes held at Amesbury Park Library this past winter held an afternoon tea at her home recently. About twenty ladies attended, taking along,.some of their projects. They were all eager to compare work with others, noting how different patterns look in a different color combination. +++ If you have any news about what is going on in the area just give me a call. I would be more than happy to hear from you. BLOOD Gamma _ Globulin made from blood collected by the Red Cross is used in the prevention or modification of measles, mumps, polio and infectious hepatitis. +++ ++4+ DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS It is generally believed that the Mother‘s Day obâ€" servance originated in North America in this century, but civilized man has honored mothers since earliest times. The ancient Greeks paid hommage to Cybele, great mother of the gods, and the Romans honored mothers on the Ides of March. Red roses, carnations and ‘mums â€" three popular flowers chosen by sons and daughters for Mother‘s Day bouquets â€" have been combined by Florists‘ Transworld Delivery in one beautiful arrangement, "Sweet Surprise". The ceramic watering jug provides a colourful, practical and perennial remembrance of the gift. On May 14, millions of Canadian sons and daughters will pay tribute to their mothers. Florists‘ Transworld Delivery Association says Mother‘s Day ranks with Christmas and Easter in the demand for flowers. An arrangement incorporating _ carnations, roses and mums has been specially created for this Mother‘s Day. It is called Sweet Surprise. Early Christians observed the fourth Sunday before Easter, when children laid Worth_y of her day be credited to a Philadelphia spinster, who thought up the idea in 1905. The practice caught on from Canada to South America, from Africa to China and Japan. flowers on the altar for Mary and gave small gifts to mothers. In _ Britain, Mothering Sunday, the middle Sunday of Lent, originated when servants and apprentices went aâ€" mothering, taking along bunches of primroses as gifts. 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