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This is the calendarforpublication dates ofThe York News. Please note that all advertising and editorialmust be in the office within JO days prior to publication dates. June Issue on the street May 29 July Issue on the street July 3 September Issue on the street August 28 October Issue on the street October 2 November Issue on the street October 30 December Once again The Salvation Army will be conducting its annual Red Shield Appeal ‘RESlDENTlAL BLITZ' in the Borough of York on Monday, May 5th. Major Frank Dixon of the York Temple Corps on Weston Road is responsi- ble for co-ordinating a major part of this effort. Although many canvassers Salvation Army Blitz May 9 At 8 p.m., the Salvation Army York Temple, 1100 Weston Road are showing a film titled "Beyond Victory". Admission is free. This film features 1976 Olympic gold medalist John Naber and many other top professional athletes. Teenagers will really enjoy this film. May 10 Flea Market held by Greenborough Community Chruch, 2000 Keele Street, (across from Northwest- ern Hospital). Time 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 10 i Fairbank Senior Public School girls Netball. Start- ing time is 9 a.m. May 3 The John Countryman Chapter, Weston, I.O.D.E. are sponsoring a Rummage Sale on Saturday, May 3, at St. John's Anglican Church, 2125 Weston Road (near Church St.). Everyone is welcome. May 12 The semi-annual meeting of the Weston Block Par- ents will be held at 8 p.m. in the Resource Center of Weston Memorial Public School, 200 John Street. Everyone is welcome. May 13 Open House held by the Canadian Cancer Society, 1901 Weston Road, Unit 6, in the Eagle Manor. From 2 to 9 p.m. Everyone welcome. May 4 - 10 Education Week at the West Side Mall. Stop by and May 1 to 7 Child Safety Week. visit the various displays. May 10 From 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Warren Park Junior Public School are holding their 50th Anniversary celebra- tion. Share your memories and renew old acquain- tances at the informal open house. May 5 The Lambton Park Youth Centre vs the Members of Council in an action packed Volleyball game. Held at the Lambton Park School. Game time 7:30 May 7 and 8 . J.R. Wilcox Jr. Public School, 231 Ava Rd., Wlll present The Wizard of Oz as part of Education Week. The performance will take place at 8 p.m. each night. J.R. Wilcox School is at 23I Ava Rd. May 18 At 7 p.m. the Salvation Army York Temple, 1100 Weston Road will be showing a film titled "A Distant Thunder". A must to be seen, the film will leave a lasting impression. May 31 to June 7 Keep York Beautiful Week. Time for everyone to clean up. June 21 The Big parade sponsored by The York Lions Club. More news in the next issue. What's happening Issue on the street December 4 Calendar have already been obtained he is certainly in need ofa great many more. If you could assist with this most worthwhile project you are invited to get in touch with Major Dixon by telephon- ing 766-1361 or 24l-0602. Funds generated by this appeal are used to carry on the work of The Salvation Army throughout the Metro-Toronto area. "We want to see snow!" An unusual request? Not if you are a Bahamian stu- dent visiting Canada for the first time. Other such statements and questions were heard as students of St. John's College, Nassau, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Rempel, former York Borough of Education teachers, toured Arlington Senior Public School. Upon arrival the Bahamians were treated to a chicken lunch courtesy of the Principal ofthe school, Mr. D.B. Thompson and the student council. They viewed a slide-tall: show presented by Mr. Irwin, Guidance Counsellor, Arlington students were delighted in seeing the vis- itors, they exchanged ideas regarding education, cli- mate, culture, etc. It was a memorable experience for the students of St. John's College as their visit at Arlington was only part of (Pt), Ac, F ii? 'iii? [a L a»; £13; 1.1 ,., by tR ,v, A “I,“ E-T I q _ (A B cite; George my) , W1 Thomas Iiwll ", tf , \\‘9 f , y,“ NacCeD m: 773 Take Irs, a wéek-long sightseeing tour of Toronto and area. Bahamian students visit Arlington You NAGCED wow on " Srus' ComeL morHskls' about the day-to-day oper- ation of the school and the education system of Onta- rio in general. Small groups of visitors were then taken on a walkabout tour of the school guided by Arlington students. Many photos were taken by our guests. The tour ended with many of the students exchanging addresses and the signing of the guest book. After the visitors had reassembled, Ruth Wiggins, the com- munity liason officer, briefly explained the School Board's multicultu- ral policy and described the Black Heritage Program. MM). We hope that our guests enjoyed their stay in Can- ada. Their Arlington visit was rewarding and a good example of cross-cultural exchange and international cooperation. DAV The arrangements for this trip were made by the Rempels and Mr. A. Davis, an Arlington staff member. Alan Davis Multicultural Representative for Arling- ton Senior Public School HI DOMANIC FANTAUZZ! Allstate Metro License 2541 Eglinton Ave. W. (Just east of Keele St.) 0 Auto . Home 0 Life 0 Commercial 322 BOON AVE. TORONTO - MGE 4A5 Crocheting Needlepoint Knitting Rughooking 10% Discount for Seniors COLLECTS: Old Stoves - Refrigerators Washing Machines - Copper - etc. SPECIALISTS IN SHINGLE ROOFING & REPAIRS Gerry Lee's Yarn Mart and Needlecraft 7 DAYS A WEEK . YEAR ROUND SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES o METRO WIDE SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED 249-0167 Rara Scrap Collector We will pick-up THE YORK NEWS May. 1980 page 3 ROOFING 654-20673 Senior Account Agent 5233 Dundas St. W. Bus. 231 -5641 Res. 653-8099 Peter Hainer 654-8080 'rv, ttt coco "tt aus' c.