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[It depends on t your age. _ / ogji,,i,,i,i,it?ltil,!t,t,,,?,f,,, Is 20 years a long time? Pt III were! meeting ot) t I. all tr. went off with a| ”Will hang lust night.| 52$“. Min; mother Hal-: '3'. M for the children this I h with the pre-Ichuolers, Kin- I -tatt and Grade 1 in the) _ and the older childrenI an evening in the Community; tlk Get out your thinking caps! A M up n singy costume}; Cult In taken of those prom Itt, and once again Mrs. Ross", D an. out on top. _ In. w. G. Shaw, local ”Ame-1 native to the Etobicoke Board) union very grtrciously in- “ Mr. E. Benton aner. 1 outlined some of his excellent Blifieationa. However, merely by I we! of speaking and his M towards our children, and I "ation Is a whole, jt is quite “I; that here is a game “vnhy [ our undivided attention. Em'h l the tenchers was intmium-(l by, -ttves Ihow you how I Mutual Life of Canada polity eo-ht-tis. 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Or if a School "j?oic,; Phoite CHerry 1-2496 ROYAL BANK or CANADA N-l552 Mr. Arthur Marme Is on the -sick list and we are remembering 'him in our prayers. Mrs. Stephen. in charge of the morning clus, mad. particular mention of the cookies It te 1 day, Ind the milk It 5c, which is avail- able. Those of us who remember d our Mary. John and Peter read- an in first (rude, were quite tt Imued an tho number of books t-Eused in First Grade. Miss Came" l-lmemioned twelve in nil! Each of s {the tench-rs Hilde a point of men- H[inning some one thing which is, eiimportant not only to her parti-' n cular class, but to the School as a y[whole. Sufficient rest and a good s breakfast will put many a pupil 1‘01] the mad to the top, as Mm. V Liuhifwt, Grade 2, pointed out. 'liiirs' Wilson, youngest member of 1h. staff. is endeavoring this 1 ' _ _ year, to fostcr an interest lil Cur- .irent Events. _ Continued from page S-- We hope to see all on the sick list feeling better soon. Brownies and Guides were out on Saturday getting orders for cookies to be delivered Saturday, Oct. 25. If there are any folks who were out when they called and would like to order some, get in much win a. Guidyor Brownie and they will be glad to put you down for a box or two. Mr. and Mrs. Skinner and Billy have moved to Mount Dennis and we wish them all the best in their new home, . St. Andrew's choir joined with the evening service and rendered two beautiful anthems, which I'm sure were enjoyed by all. The first Home and School meet- ing was held on Monday. A very hand crowd turned out. Parents had the opportunity of meeting the principal and teachers. An out- line of the work of each class was given. It was a very satisfactory beginning of the Home and School. We were pleased to see so many out to both morning and evening services at the church. Mr. Baug- burst tdok both services, taking Psalm 103 as his topic in the morning and in the evening Chron- icles 5; 7: 1-3. The school enrolment at present is 252. and it is felt that this will probably increase next year with the resulting need fur expansion. Move next week on what is to be expected. Elmlea News i The m-operatiun of the parents with helm at home is requested in this m-njm-t. a: well as in the dif, fii'ulties of multiplication and division for those in Mrs. ltosr' Muss. Mrs. Bcrty, Public Health Nurse, wus introduced to the group, but was unable to speak due to an attack of laryngitis. Mr. Miserwr spoke for Mr. Orrett, who was absent. As Vice-Principal, he is in charge of supplies and sports for the tichool, and if the program so: behrre the parents is any basis for judgment, we may well expect outstanding things from the older children particularly, in the fU< ture. Far-sighted plans have been laid by the entire staff with an eye towards making nur children responsible citizens. There is even a possibility of a Student's Coun- cil fur the senior grades. l "i?----:---:":""] 31a 5,91"??? m " in PM beginning with In. Winfield, dunno- Kindorumn, who Iketched a very vivid picture of th. fivsyuzwldl' daily artivi- 2, pointed rrut. There will be a Brownie and ur', I can but briefly mention, I say briefly because I was unfortun- ately unable to attend the Bever- ley Hills Taxpayers meeting the other evening owing to sickness. ‘Anyhow the highlight of the (evening was the guest speaker, Mr. F. C. Sues. Principal of Tum- pane School, Topic of conversation ‘was to organize in Homes and School Group, and at the moment it is still in its infancy. It will be greatly appreciated by all pa- rents I fell sure to bring this about, so that there will be closer understandings with both parents and teachers. In the meanwhile, I gather there is to be an afternoon in a couple of weeks' time (I'll get the exact date later) wherei mothers will be invited to the school for ten and a. chat with teachers. On closing this week may I mention that on Oct. 13th starts another Red Feather Campaign. This as you all know is a very worthy causn, su give generously. _ Now l have some good news for 'everyone. A “Hard Time Dance" (will he held at the Tumpane School on Friday, Oct, 17th at ‘800 pm. Yes, this will be one of many social events that the Bev- erley Hills Taxpayers' Association will be organizing. There should be loads of fun with prizes for many lucky couples, and rounded off with refreshments. The Taxpay- ers' Association will be (if not already) sending street represents tives around with tickets, which are $1.00 per couple. This will be the first dance of the season, and we must make it a real success. This can only be done if you all make the effort to attend. Don’t forget this is a Hard Time Dance, so there will be no excuse by say- ing you haven't a thing to wear. So come on Beverleyites, dig out your worst bib and tucker and make it a date. I would also like to mention while on the subject that another big event is set for Oct. 31st, at Tumpane School. This will be the Hallowe'en Party for all the kid. dies. The Taxpayers' Association will also be running this. So start fixing up a fancy dress costume mothers for' your youngsters. I have mentioned this news well in advance so that you will have. plenty of time to think up some- thing original for them to wear. Further details on the event I'll give you later. I). D. Graham, Manager ll. A. Iloustoh, Manager and best Guide Auxiliary meeting ut Mrs. Cortuers, 8 Westcliffe Road. it will be too hits for me In get a full re- pmt before this goes to press, but l will give you details on their ilmus>iuns next week. It is hoped meanwhile that many Brownie i It is not too late to ask you to help all you can the “Brownian Cookie Sale". Maybe the Brownies and Guides have been around‘your way. if not, when they do call, help them out by buying the deli. rious cuukies they are selling. The cookies this year are the twain filled sanduich type- Sounds good. With hungry young~ sterr, around you are never with- nu: enough cookies, eh mothers.', Cull-Ind in. m. s-- her prom: and intends. Her little children am with her, and they will not be back until some time in January. Hope she has I won- derful time while she is there. Bonrloy Illlls In: Guide mothers will do their to attend. Sunday evening there was I good Attendance It the Pine Ridge Pronhy‘rrinn Church. Flown: " the church wprr mm by Mr. and Mn. A. mm: In, Mr, and Sorry to hrur Mrs. Ray Norris u, horn on tho lirk list this Itttrt weak. Hopo you will soon be on the road to better health. wanmors to Humber Summit Mr Mrs. Alex McConvillo, and her Hum- sons from England. m. "A. Manmillp has hum here for somv tinw, and has alroudy a store and "partment ready fm- his family. They ttrtainly WPrtt surprised, whrm some of thr-ir neighbours hnld " house warming for them an Monday m’oning. At the ttamp (imp Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anders son had quito a surprise when ihoy wore printed with a tray of gifts. To that} newcomers we say "Wcleomrs" and lit do hop» you will like our tiiqtriet, and also Canada. Congratulations to Mrs. G Lythn and Victnr for their win nine, at the Wondbrithw "an rulturnl Show last work. Last Thursday a Inf-Ming was held of Scout and Cuh mothers, at the home of Mrs. R. Schultz. Mr. Lonard from Smut Head- qual'tms was a wry welcome gut'sf. Thrs officers m-n as follows: I’rosidnnt, Mrs. Ada Evans; soare- tnry, Mrs. J. Turnbull; trnasurer, Mc;. Fran Henderson; social con- N"r'ru'r', Mrs. A. Walduck. Sympathy of friends in Humber Summit my to Mrs. P. Irons and family, in the death of husband and father. I On Friday evening the young people of the Humber Summit Congregational Church, held a weiner roast and marshmallow roast, scavenger hunt, at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. George Troyer, No. 27 highway. The young folk from Humber Summit travelled in Mr. A. Topper's truck, driven by Mrs. Topper. Mr. and Mrs. Gillies, Mrs. Mackey, Mr. and Mrs. Tizzard, Mr. and Mrs. Kerr. Quito a few camp songs were sung and thon it was time for homo. Everyone had a very onjnyahlp owning. This is the first of such treats that will be hold during tho fall and winter months. There is a correction in the number of Guides who attended the weiner roast at Mrs. H. Carson's last week, there were about 50 in attendance. Continued from page ii-- Weston. Mr. and Mrs. A. Walduck also celebrated their 13th anni- versary, Riverside drive, Humber Summit. Cub and Scout Parent's Night was held Monday evening, Oct. 6, at Melody Rd. School. If yuur lad hasn't joined in yet with the Humbelview Scout Troop there is still time. Mr. Jenkins has some very interesting .plans in which he wishes to have the boys participate. Humber Summit Please rmnember that tea is to be served at Riverside Church bazaar, Oct. 17. If you feel you have not much time, just slip over a few minutes to partake of the friendly cup. The time M 2 to 6 Last Sunday at 9.30 a.m. there was the celebration of Holy Com- munion. Mr. Yearaly and Mr. L. Peach acted as sidesmen. Mr. Wynne-Field was organist and choirmaster. The junior congrega- tion was taken care of in the Sun- day School room. The rector spoke on the subject of "Humility". Sun- day School was held at 2 p.m. Continued from pnge s-- assisting with the lunch. his wishrs In express her heartfelt thanks for the kind interest and best wishes extended. Mr. Percy Curtis, Lilac Ave., celebrated a birthday, Saturday, Oct. 4. Being leap year, this one counts, but he does wish you not to count thr, next for four years. After 35 we all feel the same way. We extend a cordial welcome to you for Friday, Oct. 17, It 7.30 pan. St. Andrews Church will hold their annual bazaar, and an enjoy- able time will be had by all in attendance. Pleaw take notice that Sunday mnrning. Oct. 12 at 9.30 a.m., Canon Paterson will be our shes: ptvacher. Immediately after we will commence Sunday School at 10.45 a.m. and there will be no afttsrnoon session. Thu Women's Guild met at the home of Mrs. Mountan this week. Business concerned mostly getting ready fur the bazaar. Albion Park News Rickie Miran was two year: old on Tuesday, 30th. Linda Miron wilt be eight on Oct. 9. Nursing clan:- “and lot Monday and Tuesday of this week. Lectures command on the atom bomb and also civilian Mam Plea-e come out it possible, in In evening wall "ent. Cum-Id In- .aa.s-. ladies are to be that“ on behalf of thin benefit; In. Tavender, Mn. Carbil. In. W. Marnie, In. Miran. In. Rut, In. Griffiths, Mrs. Nickle. Thistlutown In: ms AND GUIDE. WESTON Don't forget to every Tuesday in Sunday, Oct. 12th, tho Humber Summit Firemen will parade to the Pine Ridge Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m. servicn. Everyone is wplmmo at this svrvice, also send the children to the Sunday School every Sunday at 11.30, held in Memorial Hall, Woodbridge Rd. Guests at tht, homo of Mr. and Mrs. McKano last week were Mr. and Mrs. W. Roid of Toronto, who have just returned from a visit to Iroland and had visited Mr. and Mrs. MrKane's people. and so had quits, a lot to talk over; other guests were Mr. and Mrs. B. Bar- ager and grandson Wayne. Don't forget the sale of work and home bake sulo to be held in Memorial Hall, Nov. 1st, sponsored by the 132 Guide and Brownie Mothers' Auxiliary. Mrs. Walduck Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie, the latter four grandparents, in memory of Albert Walduck, who was killed a year ago. Communion service was held at the end of the evening service. Mr. M. Campbell was soloist of the evening. Ruth Gibbard Household wiring, base plugs, fixtures, stoves, oil burners and hot water heaters. We specialize in hot water heaters and washing machine repairs. All work guaranteed and Fixtures Sold and Repaired ALSO GOOD USED WASHERS CH. 1-1153 INCH’S DRUG STORE s. ROGERS ELECTRIC Phone CH. 1-5741 PROTON B a; D PARCEL DELIVERY Parcel Pick-up and Delivery MEDICAL surpass " HUNTINGTON BLVD. CH. 1-691] lijiMi%E STUDIO OF' DANCING Now Open ELECTRIC CO. HOUSE WIRING Electric Appliance MASONIC TEMPLE 98 Main St.' N. In "ninofy-ho" Columbut' coming Wu “no "cap. Ho had no plumbing. Enrollment Hours “I am. to 12 noon Surgical Supports Elastic Stockings J. MILES ELECTRICAL CH. l-5l55 KE. 3209 Dr Phone at at visit tho bingo Memorial Hall. . . BUSINESS DIRECTORY . . 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