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MARK GOLDEN WEDDING. Mr. & Mrs. Xavier Desgagne of Valermo Drive, Alderwood, celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversory ot the Nang King Restaurant recently. Anniverâ€" sary celctgotions were arranged by doughter Ferm and her husband, Richard Mallon of Norris Crescent, Mimico. Originâ€" ally from Niagara Falls, Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Desgagne have lived in Alderwood for some tive years now and are members of St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church on Brown‘s Lime. Mr. Desgogne, now retired, is the crossingâ€"guard for Valermo Drive at Highway 27. Of special interest to the censusâ€"taker is their personal contribution of 56 Canadian citizems: Ten children, 37 grandchildren and nine greatâ€" grandchildren One of the first Metropolitanjcoke Teronto classes to spend a week |class, at the newlyâ€"constructed conâ€" class servation school in the Albion| w Hills will be a grade 10 EtObiâ€"\pein, coke class. whic Secondary school superintendâ€" ent Thomas Boone told the school board the Albion Hills Conservaâ€" tion School has allocated Etobiâ€" First To Camp At Albion Hills m 0 NEW PONTIACâ€"BUICKâ€" l _Mr. Boone said the township‘s G.M.C. TRUCKS | high school science teachers felt * | the program being offered at the GOODWILL USED CARS conservation school tied in well Call | with the grade 10 science curriâ€" George Kryslak 259â€"8211 culum and that "one grade 10 Hearn Pontioc Buick Ltd. Lclas will go. It will be a selected ‘group this year." 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Comp. value $1.19 . SACCHARIN TABLETS â€" %â€"r. Comp. value 59¢ ::E:leHAMPOO with VO5 HAIR R $4.23 Value Aomitrcatuems 2-68 BABY OIL, Johnson & Johnsonâ€" Old Box Camera or any camera tradeâ€"in. We will allow $10.00 on the purchase of any AGFAMATIC Camera ..._..___ .. Comp. value TON! HOME PERMANENT (12‘s Comp. Value 51¢) KOTEX NAPKINS 76.95 & up TILL WED., SEPT. 25, 1963 2 FOR 89¢ 1.39 87¢ 88¢ 88c In 10 weeks spent on construcâ€" tion work with Operation Crossâ€" roads Africa, Bob acquired a smattering of Swahili, and an inâ€" sight into the lives of a village of Africans whose approach to the group of 10 students buildâ€" ing a community centre in their midst, was friendly once the peoâ€" ple understood the boys were not governmentâ€"sponsored and had, in fact, contributed substantially to the expenses of their trip. Operation Crosswords Africa, Bob said, was founded as a sumâ€" mertime â€" student project five years ago by Dr. James Robinâ€" son, a Negro minister in New York City. "The Crossroaders don‘t go into any African country unless inâ€" vited to do so by its government or private enterprise within the country. â€" Churches, individuals and foundations provide the money for this work," said Bob. "The United Church of Canada donates something like $40,000 vear and because of this donaâ€" tion the 25 Canadian students in Africa this summer paid only $300 each toward the expense of their trip. The 260 American students spent $900 each â€" and most of them were helped out by individuals and groups interâ€" ested in what they were doing." The students work hard in Africa â€" at manual labor. The group Bob was in was sent to a backward, grassland area in Tanâ€" ganyika to build a community centre. Springing up around the country, these centres are built around a core of two classrooms and a dormitory. .LB. 39' Just back from a summer spent in Tanganyika, East Africa is 19â€" yearâ€"old Robert (Bob) Malcolmâ€" son of Ravensbourne Crescent, a thirdâ€"yearâ€"history student at the University of Toronto, The Community Development Department of Tanganyika‘s govâ€" ernment provided the students with some helpersâ€"20 prisoners. The villagers assisted "spasmodiâ€" cally" with the construction of the centre which is designed to teach hygiene, food preparation, child care and reading and writâ€" ‘Operation Crossroads‘ Forges New Path In Thinking Of Etobicoke Student NAME BRAND $mm. MOVIE FILM Indoor or outdoor. Includes processing ... 2.89 BRECK SET HAIR MIST Comp. value $1.89 ... AGAROL. Large 16â€"0% Comp. value $1.50 ....... KODAK SUPER 9# OUTFIT â€" Camera, builtin flash, flash buibs, film, batteries, neck strap â€" Comp. Value w ~""_____ 19.89 LYSOL SPRAY â€"â€" Comp. Value $1.23 u. 29. "Self help is being stressed by SUPER PLENAMINS 25% More Tablets 72 TABLETS with 18 days supply extra. ... ... 34 144 TABLETS with 36 days supply extra aice NP 288 TABLETS witth 10 weeks Delivery only with other items supply extra CIGARETTES All Popular Brands a Carton GREE" Bfl"s rem***t LIBBY‘$ FRENCH STYLE LIBBY‘$ SLICED BANANAS GOLDEN YELLOW ALL PURPOSE °N|ONS 3 Lb. Poly Bag ....... 230 FANCY STRAWBERRIES â€" 1.17 1.69 $13.98 Most of the people near the village of Handeni, where Bob Malcolmson‘s group was billeted in government quarters, are Mosâ€" lems with traditional ways of preparing their food, bringing up their children and, in many cases it seems, suppressing attempts to educate their girls. Whether or not they will be open to new ideas seemed questionable to the students even though classes at the community centre will be staffed by Tanganyikan governâ€" ment appointees, the African leaders to their peoâ€" ple," said Bob, "but it‘s clear that there is no tradition of self help among African men. ‘We got a little help with the construction from the ‘villagers (particularly after they realized we were not paid by a foreign government to be there and we were living at close to their standards.) Progressiveness and â€" getâ€"upâ€" andâ€"go in Africa appeared to be related to diet and the general state of a tribe‘s health, Bob thought. Where he was staying, the people existed on a meagre diet of vegetables and their enâ€" ergy was limited. Tanganyika‘s race problems are minimal he said what with the majority of the population being one race â€" 9,500,000 natives. Otherwise, there are 100,000 Asâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Howell held open house on August 27, to celebrate the entering of their daughter Pauline, as a Novitate at the Sacred Heart Convent, Oblate Avenue, Ottawa. They wish to express their thanks to the many friends and neighbors who came to call on them before Pauline entered the convent on September 8. Mr. and Mrs. J. Howell have returned home from Ottawa where they spent the week with daughter Pauline before she enâ€" tered the convent. Mrs. Mary Chartrand, 109 Carâ€" som Street, wishes to thank her friends and neighbors for their kindness to her while she was a patient in St. Joseph‘s Hospital, and during her convalescense at home following a severe heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hoffe and Carol Hoffe, from St. John‘s, Newfoundland, left for their home by plane, on Saturday morning, September 7, having spent two weeks with Mrs. Hofâ€" fe‘s family in Alderwood, Mrs. Lillian Waish, and brother Pat, 452 Valermo Drive. Two sisters, Mrs. Ed. Reid and Mrs. Ambrose Kelly, Gort Avenue, were the hostesses. LOWEST PRICES, MOST SPECIALS, BEST SERVICE Where The Alders Grow ACE TIRE CENTRE BPA ustED TirEs Vote For The Only Candidate Liv ing In The Riding 3420 LAKE SHORE BLVD. W. RO. 9â€"9783 SANDFORD Mrs. Florence Pink, CL 1â€"3256 INSURANCE AGENT Residence â€" Alderwood, Etobicoke Township W ©@ Guaranteed Used Tires $5.00 INSTALLED and BALANCED @ Used Tubes $1, @ Flots Repoired $1. FROZEN FOODS Check Our Used Snow Tire Specials I VR U ZPELFRUs 210 0z. Pln.490 I BIG "G" SWEETENED CEREAL & m ue oc s us All this added up to an enlighâ€" tening summer for this Etobicoke student. The son of Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Malcolmson, Bob returns to university this fall he feels with a broader outlook than he had before. He looks forward to completion of his course, and postâ€"graduate training possibly at Princeton or Yale. iansâ€"from India and Pakistanâ€" and 20,000 Europeans. The ."mqu are the merchants and, ugh represented in the government with a cabinet minister of their origin, they are gradually being eased out of their tradtional posiâ€" tions as the shopkeepers by the Africans. For the time being, the Europeans seem secure. Their training and experience has not yet been duplicated by the Tanâ€" ganyikans, F Proper use of the horn, says OMLâ€"Toronto Club is an imporâ€" tant asset to safe driving. It is mistaken courtesy to refrain from using your horn at times when an audible warning would be appreâ€" ciated by others, or could preâ€" vent a possible collision. Howâ€" ever, blowing one‘s car horn unâ€" necessarily is highly annoying. The Alderwood Branch of Etoâ€" bicoke Unit, Canadian Cancer Society, will open the fall season with a ‘Pot Luck‘ luncheon in the Baptist Church, Horner Aveâ€" nue and Brown‘s Line, on Tuesâ€" day, September 24, at 1:15 p.m. Newcomers welcome; come and bring a friend. A brief worship is held in Meâ€" tropolitan Church (Queen and Church streets) each Wednesday from 12:15 to 12:35. Luncheon at minimum cost is served in the Church House before and after services. Nine of our Alderwood Women are attending the Elgin House United Church Women‘s Conferâ€" ence this weekâ€"end. We pray that they will be blessed and return better equipped to serve Christ in His Church. The 8ist Brownie Pack will meet on Monday, September 30, at 4 p.m. until 5:30. There will not be any new Brownies acâ€" cepted this year as the Pack is full. To all Publicity Conveners for organizations in Alderw o o d, please have all items in to me before Friday evening for the following Thursday‘s edition ef the Advertiser. Thank you. ...... 15 0Oz. Pkg. «. 1 5: .99 DAVID J. THE TARTAN TOUCH. Two Alderwood Presâ€" byterian Church Boys‘ Brigade members, Serâ€" geant Doug Moore, left end and L/C Greg ‘McLean return after a three â€" and â€" one â€" half week stay in Perth Scotland. It looks, howâ€" ever, as if the bonnie Scots influenced the boys some, for instead of their regular uniforms they have donned kilts and other accessories The first round of the four semiâ€"final games in the Alderâ€" wood Minor Lacrosse League have been completed and two of the bantam clubs, Crestex and Marquette, appear to have comâ€" fortable 10â€"goal leads to take into the second games of the goals to count series. The atom group is a tighter battle as Metro Machinery has a _ threeâ€"goal bulge and Barbers Supertest only a single goal. BANTAM Crestex 15 Cdn. Labor Congress 5 Bill Coghill was a going conâ€" cern for Crestex with six goals and three assists Gary King picked up four goals and Bob }Patten three. Larry Greer and ‘Derick Forbes added singles. _ All the Labor Congress goals Coghill Scores 6 In AMLL Semi â€" Finals Bride Elect â€" Sharron Anne Coaudle, daughter of Mr. and the late Mrs. Harry Wm. Caudle of Gamma St., Alderâ€" wood, who is to become the bride of William Driscoll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Driscoll of 26th Street, in St. Ambrose Church, Alderwood, Saturday, October 12. PORK & BEANS â€"â€"â€" GUAY Liquid Detergent â€"» «: RED & WHITE GROCERIES INSTANT COFFEE CREAM CORN SAVE 19¢ Jetsâ€"Trixâ€"Coco Puffsâ€"Frostyo‘sâ€" 3 «89 Photo â€" Steeter‘s Studio N.T. LIBBY‘$ DEEP BROWN GREEN GIANT FANCY | X LIBERAL were individual efforts and goâ€" ing to Jim Leaworthy, Howie Lloyd, Murray Porteous, Martin Goodkey and Brian Teeple. Marquette Chargers 13 Murray Variety 3 Mickey Iannizzi scored five and Wayne Granger four to lead Marquette. Larry Hirlehey scorâ€" ed twice, Ray Dance and Mike Dineen one apiece. Dennis Kril, Milton MacNeil and Lloy d Gouzecky scored one apiece for Murrays. ATOM Barbers Supertest 5 Alderwood Drugs 4 This was by far the most exâ€" citing game of the four with Barbers hanging on to win and take a lone goal lead into the second game. Neil Willerton scored three for Barbers, Gary Frelick and Mike Deppippo addâ€" ing singles. Mike Fisher and Ricky Britton split four between them to acâ€" count for all the Alderwood goals. â€" 76 BROWN‘$ LINE ALDERWOOD Special Prices Effective Thurs., Fri., Sat. CLOSED MONDAY . . . for a REALLY Good Buy 3180 LAKE SHORE BLYD. W. See PHOTOGRAPHY BUICK VAUXHALL ACADIAN GMC TRUCKS by STAN WINDRIM PONTIAC worn by the Scottish Boys‘ Brigaders. Centerâ€" ing the Alderwood members are John Bennett, of Wexford Presbyterian Church and Corporal John Madget, of Mount Dennis Presbyterian Church. Also on the trip were Captain Ted O‘Neil, of Alderwood, who headed the Canaâ€" dian contingent, and Fred Somerset, of Logan Geggie Presbyterian. _ __ _____ e 259â€"0254 HEAR N Phone oo se 9e SAVE 13¢ Metro Machinery 6 Court Daylite 3 Bob Marling scored four goals which was more than enough to give Metro a first game win. John Steel and Ted Strang pick« ed up singles while Doug Meâ€" Lean scored all three for Court Daylite. Another Award For Gus Ryder Laurels for Lakeshore Swim Club coach Gus Ryder continue to pile up. Only recently he was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame. On September 30 Mr. Ryder will be presented with the Civie Award of Merit by Mayor Donald Summerville. Also receiving the award are Glenn Gould, Miss Celia Franca, and Miss Vida Peene. CHEV â€"L * CHEVELLE C JEVEL PoRT CREDIT MoTors THURSDAY, SEPT. 26 1S IT ... ‘TCA Photo by Pat Bellingham SAVE 19¢ 45@07. 259â€"8211 54.