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"dir9', Every Wednesday at 2:15 pan. there will be films and every Thursday, from 2:15 Fm., children are invited to visit other , lands through stories, games and crafts. For further information W“ ttthone the library at 762 +++ Last week's column got ,) tk Hours of supervision will T be from9 a.m. until noon and from 1:30 p.m. until 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. Evenings, supervision will . be from 6:30 p.m. until 8:30 . p.m. except Fridays. Program starts July 3 and runs until August 25. +++ With most functions there is a list of people responsible for various aspects, with titles like chairman, publicity, secretary, treasurer, etc. The York Festival had a long list of people responsible for its smooth running success. But the real success for the festival belongs to Mrs. Betty'Gattoni, secretary to the controllers. It was Betty who, behind the scenes, was the backbone of the festival. ‘She attended numerous meetings, typed hundreds of reports, made and answered what must have been thousands of telephone calls, ran errands for weeks and just never stopped Friday night and Saturday - she even found time to help judge the beard growing contest. We extend our congratulations to you, Betty, for a job well done and have a nice restfull vacation, you deserve it, +++ The Centennial Club, in the York Centennial Building, 2694 Eglinton Avenue West, have a summer program for senior citizens. On Mondays from 1 until 3:30 p.m., there is a social music and dance club. Bingo, euchre and cribbage can be played Thursday afternoons. An invitation is extended by Mrs. Barbara Lambert, president of the club, to join them in the air conditioned lounge. +++ Supervised play programs will be held in the following parks and schools in our area, sponsored by the parks and recreation department. Noble, Lessard, Jasper, Smythe and Magwood parks and Dennis, Lambton, King George, Humbercrest and George Syme schools. The Mount Dennis Public Library, 1125 Weston Road, have planned a summer fun program for children, two afternoons each week during July and August. My condolence to the grade two's and three's of Cordelia Avenue school who spent the day at Ontario Place not too long ago in the pouring rain. . +++ With summer upon us - there must be lots of residents who are having out of town visitors. Give me a call and let me hear about them. I’m sure they would appreciate a nice welcome from you These classes, worked so hard to raise enough money for the trip. They held sales and class parties until the pennies, nickels and dimes added up to enough for all to go. The rain began just as they boarded the bus for the trip down and continued almost until it was time to come home. lost along the way and another item appeared under the heading. 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