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How to win friends and inâ€" fluence people? We‘re not makâ€" ing much headway in that deâ€" partment after las. week. Just to think, we watched little Dianne Hodgson peddling down the street (on the holiday Monâ€" day) her tricycle gaily decoratâ€" ed, almost as pretty as herself, with Mum and Dad in tow. She was hurrying to enter the, Deâ€" corated Wheel Contest. Yes, Dianne was one of the winners and the proud owner of a silâ€" ver dollar. Well, if that wasn‘t enonl'.h‘ we then proceeded to mention all the talented mothers who participated at a Fashion Show except Mrs. K. W. Hodgson. Oh dear‘! We hang our head in shame. At least we cleared up one mystery through all this sloppy reporting. The highlight of the show, a mother, daughâ€" ter and walking doll in blue linen dresses was â€" you‘ve guessed it, none other than Mrs. Hodgson _ and her daughter Dianne. So, with pencil sharâ€" pened, a fresh pad of paper, we‘ll resolve to pull up our socks and do a better job of reportâ€" ing from now on. Genltemen! If you are the father of a cub or scout in the 1st Beverley Hills, the next Group Committee meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Sykes, 38 Forthbrige Cres cent, June 5, 8 p.m. sharp. The 1st Beverley Hills cubs and scouts are sponsored solely by the community. That means YOU. Ruthe Toleman, pianist, wilil present a recital in the audiâ€" torium of the Main Library, Saturday, May 26 from 4.00 to 5.00 p.m. The recital is sponâ€" sored by the Ontario Registered Teachers‘ Association (Toronto Branch) in conjunction ‘with North York . Public Library. Tickets, at no charge, will be available at the inquiry desk of the library. Everybody‘s doing it â€" fishâ€" ing! Away for the holiday weekend at their cottage near Huntsville, Mr. and Mrs. R. Schâ€" oales and family tried their luck with the rod and reel. Ross Schoales got his catch, but here‘s one up for the gals, Fern caught her first fish of the season a fourteen inch bass, in fact it practically jumped from the water into the pan. â€" It did? Mighty good eating that‘s for AROUND DOWNSVIEW Two girls from the 113th Girl Guide Coy to achieve their Seâ€" cond Class and Hostess Badges, Christi%c MacDonald and Shir ley Fletcher, and Lieutenant Mrs. Eileen MacDonald, receivâ€" ed her Warrant Pin. These awards were presented by Mrs. Miltson District Commissioner, on May 24. Last Saturday night, 113th Girl Guide Coy visited the Dunlap Observatory. This turned out to be a very interestâ€" ing and rewarding experience. As the dome rolled back to reâ€" veal the star studded universe, the big telescope focused on 1500 ROYAL BE SURE TO ASK EACH MERCHANT FOR YOUR AUCTION VOUCHERS For each $1.00 worth of merchandise purchased in Royal York Plaza, you will receive a $1.00 voucher which will entitle you to bid at our next auction. Hang onto your vouchers â€" the more you buy the more biddâ€" ing power you will have on Auction Day. with Kay Peapole Uranus while they listened to a talk and then viewed this planet, 84.02 light years away, in other words 1,680,800,000 miles from earth. If anybody is planning a quick trip, be sure to pack a lunch! Captain Mrs. K. Lawrence would like to thank all the parâ€" ents who assisted in transportâ€" ing the girls for this evening out. ROYAL The May meeting of the United Church Women, Beverley Hills United Church was held on Wednesday, May 23, in the Fireside Room. It took the form of a Mock Auction sponâ€" sored by the Busy Bees Unit. Under the capable auctioneerâ€" ing of Irene Gray, assisted by Dorothy Wade, many good barâ€" gains were obtained following keen bidding. Ruth Brock and Audrey Corneil recorded the purchases and collected the payâ€" ments. The Devotional preceded the Mock Auction and had as its theme "The United Church Crest". Betty Gillap, Sybil Linâ€" dop and Dora Ross, members of the Go Getters Unit, were in charge of the Devotional. Well known to many shoppers at the Crang Plaza, Mr. Farrell retired from business life on Tuesday, May 29. Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Farrell as they start their well earned rest and relaxation. The drug store will continue operation under the ownership of Mr. Moffatt. If you have, or know of, a teenager between the ages of fifteen and twenty, that would like to learn how to drive, or who does drive but would like to be a better driver, the Pro Drivers Club has the welcome mat awaiting you. Driving inâ€" struction, rodeos, films, heliâ€" copter rides and a whole host of other activities. Applications for membership may be obtainâ€" ed from any Metro Police staâ€" tion or by writing to Pro Drivâ€" ers Club, ¢/o C.F.R.B. Bloor St. West. On a picnie we will go, for it‘s summer time you know ... brownies from the 255th and 382nd packs went by chartered bus to Boyd Park on Saturday, May 26. What a beautiful day for a picnic and those pesky mosquitoes are not around in full force yet to spoil a day outâ€" doors. A naturalist took the girls on a one hour excursion. through the Nature Trail, show: ing them earth samples, birds nests, different types of trees, just about everything that reâ€" sults in the wonders of Mother Nature. Back at the range (charcoal fire) Brown Owl Miss Newberry had the pot of water boiling ready to receive the weiners. Hot dogs and all the fixin‘s were on the menu, with milk and ice cream as second course, for the hungry packs off the trail. Brown Owl Mrs. Joyce Hewitt and Lt. Beverley Hill joined with Miss Newâ€" berry in saying "The brownies were very well behaved and we mt Poyst year poos= were very proud of them". After fun and games they journeyed back home by bus, with, we are sure, happy memories of a happy day. f Still picnicking . ... the Beverley Hill United Church held their Congregational picnic at Boyd Park on Saturday, May 26. So they were blessed with‘ a glorious ‘day too. There were codles of races and here are the prize winners; For the 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 yr. olds, there were prizes for all. 7 yr. old boys; 1st Grant Boyd, 2nd, Timmy Vollick, 3rd, Martin Sedore, 7 yr. old girls; lst, Shirley Batâ€" son, 2nd. Karen Martin, 3rd, Ronda Clark. 8 yr. old boys; 1st Paul Loumer, 2nd Danny | Brock, 3rd Peter Story. 8 yr. old girls; 1st Brenda Kirkwood, 2nd Janis MacEachern, 3rd Linâ€" da Gould. 9 yr. old boys; 1st Paul Woodhouse, 2nd Gregory McBrien, 3rd. Larry Bridges. 9 yr. old girls; Janie McMillen, 2nd Robin Pile, 3rd Linda Studâ€" holme, 10 and 11 yr. shoe scramble; Boys, Allan Reitberg, John Gale, Bobby Macray. Girls, Elaine Vaters, Carol Attle, Heaâ€" ther Douglas. 6 & 7 crab race; Boys, David Hollands, Martin Sedore, Grant Boyd. Girls, Shirâ€" ley Batson, Joanne Service, Francis Stanyer. 8 & 9 yr. old wheelbarrow; Boys and Girls, 1st Linda Drewitt, Robin Pile, 2nd â€" Michael Sedore, Linda Studholme, 3rd. Paul Loumer, Carol Lupton. 10 yr. boys and girls stepping stones; 1st Janice Caswell, Judy Caswell, 2nd Carol Lupton, Craig James. 11 yr. boys and girls novelty balloon; 1st Elaine Vaters, Paul Marshall, 2nd Elsie~Bridges, Ross Glover. 12 & 13 yr. boys and girls clothâ€" es pin relay; 1st Patricia Lynâ€" sky, 2nd Judy Chisholme, 3rd. Paul Metcalfe, 4th Tom Woodâ€" house. 12, 13, 14 yr. boys and girls three legged; 1st Ted Woodhouse, Sandy Ross, 2nd Pat Lynsky, Judy Chisholme. 14 yr. boys and up baseball throw; 1st Ken McGivern, 2nd David Goldsworthy. 14 yr. girls and up, shoe kick; 1st Eleanor Wray, 2nd Florence Edge. Match the shoes; ladies, Betty Gillay, | Alice Boyd. Gents, Ted Wray | Bruce Boyd. Needles and thread | ladies, Carol Wallace, gents, | Reg. Bridges. Rolling pin hit | the balloon; Noreen McCallum. | Golf contest; ladies, Mrs. Gale, | gents, Charlie Sedore. Ladies ‘| Time race, Mrs. Payton. Oh | yes, the Stewards won the tug | of war. My goodness, that was a pretty full day of racing, with lots of fun and laughter too. The seventh girl and boy to shake hands with Mr. and Mrs. Sunday School were, Allan Reitâ€" berg and Linda Drewitt. CH 12447 Following a sit down supper, there was baseball for everyâ€" one. We gather from that, these were folks with some puff left over from the races. Here is a gala calendar date to finish with. The Couple Club, Beverley Hills United Church will hold their final meeting of the season on Satâ€" 1 ... ROYAL YORK PLAZA DIRECTORY ... Baker‘s Service Centre CH 6â€"5801 CH 1â€"0031 Bank of Montreal .. CH 14636 Chic Casuals ........ CH 7â€"9827 Dominion Stores .... RO 2â€"3611 Dover‘s Men‘s Wear .. 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CH 7â€"9161 Rovyal York Smoke Shop 241â€"0968 Steinberg‘s Fine Shoes CH 7â€"9981 Turf Custom Cleaners _ and Delicatessen CH 9â€"0381 Royal York Shoe s Wellington‘s Hobbies, _ NPOYS ..:......... CH Tâ€"4008 Woolworth‘s ........ CH 7â€"4191 Yardstick Fabrics .... CH 4â€"3621 & Dyers ........ CH 10423 Jim Walker Lashes Out At Devalued Can. Dollar ‘Thursday evening before 100 people assembled at the Woodâ€" bridge Arena for a four party political debate sponsored by the Woodbridge Board of Trade, Jim Walker, Liberal Candidate for York Centre spoke about the ‘financial crisis which Canâ€" ada is facing. He said â€" "On June 18th Canadians are going to the Polls determined to end the crisis of cash and confidenâ€" ce, of 483,000 unemployed, of $3 billion new debt, of a 92%c Canadian dollar, of dwindling international trade, (from 3rd to 8th trading nation in the world in six years). These are the cold, hard, shameful facts that will send us to the Polls. Enough is enough. The Tories have had their chance. Just four weeks ago Finance Minister Fleming, under the strongest of pressure from the International Monetary Fund in Washington, pulled the rug from under the Canadian dolâ€" lar. Already, the Canadian conâ€" sumer is feeling the pinch. And, it is those who can least afford it who suffer most. Citrus fruits have gone up in price, and so have some imported vegetables. Cotton goods and automobile parts made in the United States are going up. The International Air Transport Association tells us that all major airlines linkâ€" ing Canada to overseas countries have demanded an eight per cent fare increase on their inâ€" ternational _ routes _ effective June 1st. Eric Kierans, Presiâ€" dent of the Montreal and Canâ€" adian stock exchanges, has said "Canada has now been placed under the financial dictation of the United States". Pointing out that Canada may well be placed in the position of havâ€" ing to borrow from the Interâ€" mnational Monetary Fund, he noted that the United States is the only nation now putting money into the Fund. He said the Americans would thus have the right to tell us how to spend our money because in his words, "when you borrow from a bank, your banker advises you how to run your business." When Mr. Fleming and Mr. Diefenbaker say that the peggâ€" ed dollar will result in a draâ€" matic surge in our export trade, and that this in turn will lead to increased job opportunities, they are not telling us the full story. They don‘t say, for inâ€" stance, that much of our inâ€" dustry depends on imported component parts, and that the Don‘t Forget â€" Take a Hobby to the Cottage Hobbies stop boredom on rainy days, and evenings. Ask us for advice, © sSWIM FINS © FUN FOR EVERYONE : ggguu ® SAND BOX TOYS @ HOBBIES © FOR ALL AGES ; LONG CAR RIDE AHEAD? _ poox to keep the little ones occupied. Lounge in Comfort Gingham AIR BED 7 x2 $6.98 WELLINGTON‘S â€" <sssass ROYAL YORK PLAZA CH 7â€"1292 EM 4â€"5141 price of these is bound to go We Liberals will take ener up. They don‘t remind us, eiâ€" getic steps to reduce the = ther, that the many Canadian deficits in our transactions municipalities _ and _ provinces other countries We cannot af which have borrowed large ford to keep going into debt sums of money in the United to other nations to the tune of States have been caught square one billion dollars a year, This ly in the middle, that their in means that we will have to terest rates will soar. They cerâ€" produce, in Canada, many of tainly haven‘t told us in Metro the things we have been im Toronto that Metro Torowo â€" porting. By so doing, too, ‘we North York pays 12% â€" will will be creating new jobs to pay $600,000 more each year help solve the problem of unâ€" for the next 22 years on money employment. 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