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oetemstitietartm6 ,Watchln. then In action prompted Mrs. Doreen Bores, president of the Humbor Valley Tenants Association to lm for In Opportunmu tor Youth Plf2rNlattt an that thes P'ougon gully!“ pt. m pondon building it It! Humbu- loulonrd have b-thettgttta_tr'1ttsertrms Rumb- humming mm!- 'dh."flr"4l'lr,'f was awarded 810,00 in May. Today the boyl are being paid for their ”wines. The Youth Rangers have grown with the addition at seven girls. The girls call themaares the 'Humber Money from the grant is handled by two tenants, Mn. Helen' McNeil and Mr. Art from Barry Wallace, a co. ordinator with the 0.F.Y. during the day with emergency babysitting, washing floors. light housekeeping, running messages, putting up fences and even walking people in wheelchairs. For their services they receive $80 per Iquthwhilq project at 0.H.C. Mrs. Bayes said the fifteen teenagers are watched to ensure they are doing their jobs properly. - The Youth Rangers and Humber Helpers appreciate being paid for their efforts and moat give half ot the money to parents for room and board. When summer is over and money no longer available, the teenagers will not discontinue their work. They will go back on a volunteer +++ I received a notice from the church of the Good Shepherd about a new program starting in Sep Every Tuesday morning, from 10 to 11:30 am, the church extends an open invitation to attend a discussion period, entitled womenjn the 70's. Tire kids pre kept hopping In 1ljlljllll0llllll0)illG FOOTBALL ACTION [ ILLUSTRATIONS Original full-colour draw- ings by Tex Coulter. Per- fect for framing. Set of two FREE __ while supply lasts. EBB] tpmtaetdtitiiirUiir fM.et.rtretirjsqroe, - sou-tumlmont, child rearing husband-Illa w in trtiatttnitiikii ___ education in but I few ot tlte tttples that will be further information contact Rev. J.A. Dobaon at 786-1887. l +++ The Mount Dennis Legion, Branch 31, has mailed their September bulletin. Following "are several items of interest. j Mount' . Dennis functions of its members. A Legion is veterans helping people. Veterans in need of medical help and not sure how to go about it. Helping veterans, widows and children of veterans re housing pensions and education. Helping senior +++ The 48th Highlanders will be holding their annual Pachino night at 519 Church Street, Friday, September a. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all ex 48th this night. Telephone 922-4876 for further information. +++ ietlon is asked to loan canes while someone is getting back on his feet from some mishap. If you happen to have a cane doing nothing - would you telephone the Legion at 767-0333. It will be put to good use. The bulletin holds a reminder of many of the citizens: Keeping Has off tht street by organizing and paying the expenses for baseball, soccer. hockey, Jr. Olympic teams, and track meetsTheugion also lends a_hpnd_ helping _Btscouts, girl guides-an?! barids. Spun. Mod 169-6009; Coffee and babysjtt Mrs. Henry Robert Gay, Ja ne Park WWW” am Lretnitdteey with siyor Citizens Club no on Sep- tember W, to celebrate their first year anniversary. Ladies will wear long dresses and the men striped vests. President of the club, Mrs. B. Norris, extends a cordial invitation to everyone in- terested in attending this fun-filled open house. Festivities begin at 1:30 p.m. and will continue until 4:30 pan. in the recreation roomo the first floor at 190 Woolner Avenue. For further information contact Mrs. Norris at 7679680. +++ A no left turn prohibition for eastbound traffic on Corbett Avenue at Rockcliffe Boulevard has been turned down by the traffic depart. ment. Instead they have suggested a hidden Inter- section warning sign be erected for northbound traffic on Rockcliffe Boulevard in advance of the Corbett Avenue intersection. by Frieda Kaye When a woman comes from a family of achievers - but isn't expected to achieve herself because she's a girl - she’s in a bind, says Ernesta Drinker Ballard, speaking from her own experience. However, Mrs. Ballard decided belatedly to ac- complish something on her own and did. She now heads the 5,000-memher Penn- sylvania Horticultural Society, the largest organization of its kind in the country. "When I was growing up," Ernesta Ballard recalls, Electrohome 90-watt stereo component group. Component performance from a name you know. And impressive value, too. Features 90 watts of Electro- home stereo power, Garrard automatic changer, push- button operation, AM /fhh stereo radio, matched air suspension speakers, mobile stand, stereo headphones, and free double album stereo record. 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