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On The Social Scene Among the 500 women attending the second Keswick Conference for United Church women at Ferndale last weekend were several from Etobicoke; among them, Mrs. W. M. Melniyre, Islington Ave. N., president of Toronto Conference Uncted Church Women : Mis. Frank Adamson, Avonhurst Road: Mys. Penzil Ridout, Burnham thorpe Road; Mre. Phil G. Camadér, Wunbleton Road: Mrs. Fd. Macâ€" Phail, Pheasant Lane; Mrs. birn Sait, Martingrove Koad; and Mre® Charles Williarson, Tunbreige Cree. ‘ On leave this year to study at the University of London is Mr. E. Geoffrey Tomkinson, supervisor of Art for Etobicoke schools. Mr. and Mrs. Tomkinson will spend the year in and around London, while their son attends an English boarding school. Mr. Tomkinson did several art programs for META (Metro Educational Television Assn.) last year which were highly successful. The Tomkinsons‘ home is on LaRush Ave. The official board of Huimber Valley United Church and Rev. und Mrs. Arthur Steed held Open House yesterday afternoon and evening at the manse on Wimbleton Road. The occasion was the minister‘s tenth anniversary with the congregation. Receiving th. guests with Mr. and Mrs. Steed in the afternoon were Mrs. Phil G. Carrier, and Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Manton, and in the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hipwell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gooderham, and Dr. and Mrs. L. O. Back to Macdonald Institute, Oitario Agriculture College, Guelph, have gone, Sheila MeKinnon, Bywood Road; Marion Cormode, Botley Cres.; Donna Bowen, Burnhamthorpe Park Blvd.; Lynda Reid, Glenellen Drive W.; and Judy Palmer, Henley Cres., Rexdale. These girls are all entering their third year in Home Ecomonics. Burnhamthorpe Kipling, Burnhs captains as fol Nozewski, Mer: captains, Mrs, Drive; Mrs. D. field Road; Mr: were Humber Valley United Church Women Among thos. presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Stead‘s mother, Mrs. T. W. Hazelwood,"and Mr. Steed‘s mother, Mrs. J. A. Steed, also, Mrs. Arthur Elliott, Mrs. Norman Conquorgood, Mrs. P. G. Carrier, Mrs. W. C. Bawden, and Mrs. Roy King. Hostesses in the tea room The University Women‘s Club this evening, September 19, with Church at 8 p.m. Prospective new ceiving, will be the president, Mrs and Mrfs. J. L. Knox. Four pastâ€" Chadburn, Mrs. C. A. Gray, Mrs. David Hickey, Edenbrook Hill, left on Friday for Halifax, where he enters third year engineering at the Nova Scotia "Tec". coke of t captains, Mrs, G. W. Christie and Drive; Mrs. D. S. Dick, Kipling Ave. field Road; Mrs. M. J. Kuzman, Chai rett, Smithwood Drive, and coâ€"captai Road, and Mrs. E. J. Potts, Mulgrave the others throughout the township n make this year‘s United Appeal a sued would you phone Mrs. McLean at EM The wedding was September 14. Others relatives sengers will be disembarking at Quebec rather Others relatives attending the and Mrs. Clifford Madden, Robini Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Dawd Lawrie, Bournemouth Drive, who &re returning to live in Chicago, a neighborhood party was held on Friday evening at the home of Mr. and M»s. Eugene Bond: Tettenhall "Road. A presentation was made to the guests of honor. Neighbours present were Mr. and Mrs Winston Howaith,. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Citrullo, Mr. and Mrs. John Potts, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fi€ld, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pethick, Mr. and Mrs. W. A Ruddock, Mr.‘ and Mys. Ray Bromley, and Mr. and Mr*. M. O. Messenger. ' The University Women‘s Club of Etobicoke starts fall a this evening, September 19, with a reception at Kingsway Church at 8 p.m. Prospective new members are cordially inv ceiving, will be the president, Mrs. A. J. Mackie, Mrs. A. R. and Mrfs. J. L. Knox. Four pastâ€"presidents will pour tea: M Chadburn, Mrs. C. A. Gray, Mrs. L. B. Sharpe, and Mrs. J. rison. Member. of the executive will be the hostesses. A short meeting outlining plans for the year, including nouncement of study groups, will follow the social hour. Mrs., H. A. LePag end to attend the w Macaulay, daughter Plans are underway for the Auxiliary‘s mammoth project, a Desâ€" sert Card Party to be held at 8 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 24, at Lakeshore Lions Memorial Arena. Mrs. A. H. Cobham is convener of the proâ€" ject, assisted by Mrs. V. A. Drope. Tickets are available from any member. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Carr (formeriy Audrey Forrestery who were married last month in Islington United Church, have taken up reâ€" #idence in Bolton, where Mr. Carr is assistant supervisor at the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority‘s new eonservation school. The first class of 32 York Memorial Collegiate students moved into the school on Monday to stay a week, and study first hand, forestry, agriculture, fish and wildlife. The school which accommodates about 40 is the first of its kind in Ontario for secondary school students. Classes will be drawn from all high schools in the authority watershed. Mr. The Kingsway Branch of the Women‘s Auxiliary of the Queensway General Hospital will hold their first meeting for the fall season at 12.30, Thursday, Sept. 26, at the home of Mrs. Carleton Smith, 25 Blair Athol Cres, Chairman, Mrs. G. O. Nichols and members will welcome ladies of the community who might be interested in the volâ€" unteer services of the hospital. her son, Barry, England States dacks. Mr. Frank Watson of Seattle is a guest at the home of M\. and Mrs. Frank Adamson, Avonhurst Road. E ADVERTISER, Thursday, September 19, 1963â€"Page 10 Mrs Mr M Mrs and Mrs. Area t. W.; Mr. and Mrs. Morley LePage, Gre and Mrs. W. G. Phillips, chairman for the residen ea, in the United Appeal Campaign, report is is proceeding enthusiastically. J. D. Patton, Lorraine Gardens and Mr mthorpe Road, coâ€"chairman of the district Burnhamthorpe, and Markland Woods, re s as follows: Mrs. V. G. MacRae, Coswi ki, Merrygale Cres.; Mrs. L. J. Karnac, s, Mrs, G. W. Christie and Mrs, E. W Mrs. D. S. Dick, Kipling Ave. N.; Mrs. C Sydney Kendali . Barry. have : Wendy LePage ge, Dundas St wedding of h of Mr. a solemnized far D. Harrington recently visit Harrington, P 1, Royal Avon returned from zman, Charleston R d coâ€"captains, Mrs. s, Mulgrave Drive. 7 township need your ig the wedding i Robinhood Road; George LePage, en Lanes; Mr. a Cape Cod f her so and Mrs d in Sot success. Edenbrook W., was in Southampton son, Larry, to Miss M {rs. George Macaulay . Southampton United C make their in the Lai of Ottawa a motor t returning Drive. These ed your help ess. If you wi 6â€"4241. residential , reports t her eir home in Laurentians children‘s c Hill. Road s, report osway C Mrs daughter. Dianne, trip through the g through the Ad with ssm Barb Clark Fonoured g”’ Prior To Her Wedding e 27 |_ Miss Barbara Mae Clark, who on Cooke, entertuined st 2 pant s. R. C. Buckham, bounded by Bloor, eport their team of ay Court; Mrs. E. Bloorlea Drive; coâ€" . Sparks. Rockfield will be a Spar 1 division that orga ®. Halliday, Botâ€" Mrs. A. E. Parâ€" . Picken, Rexton captains and all as canvdssers to their irks, Roe Halliday eir daughters grandparents, ision, Etobiâ€" organization Orillia, 11 activities ry Lambton invited. Reâ€" R. Huband, Mary P of Det Church Mrs canvasser the Mrs, J. W. Norman and Mrs. George A. Lee were coâ€"hostesses at a miscellaneous shower at Mris. Norman‘s home on Princess Marâ€" garet Blud, Mrs. J. Elliot Cottrelle gave a luncheon and presentation at the Granite Club. Misses Rene Bustard and Brenda Calvert enterâ€" _ Miss Barbara Mae Clark, who on Cooke, â€" entertained st a pantry Suturday â€" afternoon â€" at Humber shelf shower, at Mrs, Shaw‘s home Valley United (Church, became the on Wimbleton Road. ' bride of Mr. Emnest Arthur Cooke, _ Oy â€" Saturday afternoon â€" Mrs. was honored by many recent s0€@l Clark yave a tea in her daughter‘s events, Barbaru is the daughter Of honoy at their home on Valecrest Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Clark, V#!€ prive The groom‘s mother, Mrs. crest Drive, and Eruie is the son George Cooke, received the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George COOK®) with the bride and her mother. Royal York Gardens â€" (UnUil 1¢~ pouring tea were Mrs. George Aubâ€" cently of Wimbleton Road). rey, Mrs. J. Elliot Cottrelle, Mrs. A buffet supper party was gIV@D Jymg, a. Macfarlane, Mrs. Elizaâ€" in honor of the bride by Mrs. Ellis yq Thompson, Mrs. A. D. Thompâ€" A. Weaver, and her daughter MisS won Mrs Lorne F. Webster, Mrs. Marion Bailey, at their home O0)1, P Webster Jr., and Mrs. Leonâ€" Valecrest â€" Drive. Mrs. Elinhelhj'm.d F. Wills. A buffet supper party was given in honor of the bride by Mrs. Ellis A. Weaver, and her daughter Miss Marion Buailey, at their home on Valecrest Drive. Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson and her daughter, Miss Robin Thompson, gave a luncheon and presentation at the Benvenuto. tained atl a aitchen shower a St. George SL. apartment. Leonard â€"F. Wills, north Ts« gare a luncheon and pantry shower., sirs. James A. Macfariane, and Miss Pat Mucfariane gave a kitâ€" chen shower at their home on Valecrest Drive. Mrs. F. Lorne Webster and Mrs, A. D. Thompâ€" son, aunts of the bride, gave a supâ€" per party and presentation at their home in North Toronto. Mrs. Gerâ€" ald C. Pearson and Miss Sally Pearson entertained at a supper party and presentation also in North Toronto. Mrs Cathy gave presentation Royal York Shaw and her Susan ~CHEVROLET « OLDSMOBILE 3200 BLOOR 5T. W, TORONTO 8. 1â€"2225 Eric Mellis Mellish, Kipl . miscellaneous Bottomley and â€" gave a coffe uts of the bride, g: ty and presentatio 1 North Toronto. Pearson and M 1 entertained at and | presentation Toronto. and Mr s of the | and pre North To heon and presentation ite Club. Misses Rene Brenda Calvert enterâ€" at their Road. _ M daughter Mellish kKipling and he coffee their shower Mi and daug pacty honie Ma Lorne Thompâ€" c a supâ€" at their shelf their HLO Mys hter, and Miss Mo ery aul on Assisting in the tes room were who received the A.Y.P.A. quamonJ the Misses Susan Bottomley, C athy‘uaim are reminded that they should Mellish, Sally Pearson, Pat Macâ€"be filled in, and returned as soon as farlane, Robin Thompson, Cindy possible, Do it today! Webster, and Wendy Webster. Thursday Services and Saints Days The Bridge Commuttee are hopâ€" ing to hear from all interested couples who would like to play bridge this winter. Kindly contact any of the following: Mrs, C. E. Fleming BE. 3â€"7718; Mrs. Wray Bridge * ner BE. 3â€"0076. preaching. An urgent appeal has been reâ€" PWTW: a-,-- EOwWMp EVC TTMET I'nonOU l'ed |Bowling * f klrom- & Guides, Cubs & Scouts ceived ,.:.. the Correctional Chapâ€"|W*@t} Men‘s shoes, | Ladies, would you like to bow!) Leaders will inform all Packs lain of the Diocese, for the followâ€" Confirmation Classes * |every Wednesday afternoon * Re&Uâ€" ang Companies when activities will|ing articles: Old suitcases or travelâ€"\ Junior Confirmation Classes be» e 'ng lar bowling started on Wednesd23» hegin again. ‘ling bags; Men‘s suits; Men‘s windâ€" gan on Tuesday, at 6:45 p.m. lat 190 .BJKy At PIMMAAAION LMDCSy,! .0 â€"omrormmmtomnrengenmme mm mntemmmemmm mm n tm anme~ ~monn mm ooke, â€" entertained st a pantry Dundas 8t. West. 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Codâ€" the Canadian Bible Society will be(Urgent Appeal ner BE. 3â€"0076. |preaching. es To 3â€"4355; Phyllis Barnacal BE 1â€"9107. Couples Club \ Why not start the season byL joining the Couples Club? On the first Saturday in October, October 5th, they are holding a card purty: in the Church, at 8:40 p.m. Call Mr. and Mrs. C. Crane, BE 3â€"1485, if you would like to become memâ€" bers. Young people of St. Wilfrid'li who received the A.Y.P.A. questionâ€" naire are reminded that they lhouldg be filled in, and returned as soon as| Regular Thursday morning serâ€" vices of Holy Contmunion, will be held at 10 a.m. each Thursday. Also at 10 a.m., on Saints‘ Days, there will be celebration of Holy Comâ€" miunion, Naturday, September 21», is St. Matthew‘s Dayâ€"plan to at tend at 10 a.m. Guest Preacher On Sunday, September 22nd, at| both morning Services, 9:15 and! 11 a.m., the Rev. W. C. Hewitt, of‘ Vote Leslie Rowniree In York West Published by the York West P ve candidate Labour Minister Leslie Rowntree are close personal friends. During many of their conversation. The interests of this area will best be served by keeping an experienced represenâ€" rovincial Progressive Conservative Association. VOTE PROGRESSIVE CONSQWATWE @ 1962 â€" Appointed Minister of Labour @ 1963 â€" It‘s up to you! @ 1961 â€" Appointed to Government Treasury Board threakers; Men‘s overcoats;. Menu‘s w