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l PAGE Auction Sale What its owner usually refers to as the "back pasture" at 51 Wilmar Road is filling up with items this week which include And accumulation is a word that covers a wide range of merâ€" chandise â€" like irons, folding louvred doors, coffee pots (both electric and percolator), a bike, a bathinette, high chairs, mower, a Venetian blind (remember Jack Benny‘s old gag that Phil Harris was the only man ever known to drink one), cards and books, and, for that final touch of sartorial elegance, a â€"cummerbund and even the kitchen sink All this accumulation is for an auction Saturday afternoon,. Sept. 17, starting at 1. Proceeds will be directed to St. Andrew‘s Presbyâ€" terian Church‘s building fund. SIX POINTS TV KINGSWAY cousion seevice. One Block West of Six Points Plaza $ BE 3â€"2141 Eie o Islington & District Notes Sales, Parts & Service 3845 BLOOR ST. 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Off to Dundas Although the Etobicoke Historâ€" ical Society‘s members are workâ€" ing toward their Centennial Preâ€" view reception which will be an event of Oct. 1 and one to which everyone is invited (tickets at one dollar from 233â€"1855), a trip to Dundas for society members will be the first season. This will be a Sunday afterâ€" noon outing on Sept. 18 with the members and their families gathâ€" ering at Montgomery‘s Inn at 2 p.m, and transportation arranged for those who require it. hiThe group will then proceed to Dundas for a joint meeting with the Dundas Historical Society anq a visit to the Dundas hostorical museum. The afternoon will conâ€" clude with a picnie supper at Webster‘s Falls. i;léiéér;taily, Webster‘s Falls is Thursday, September 15, 1966 be modelled by the 3803 DUNDAS W. function of the new 621â€"4388 a nice spot for a Sunday afterâ€" noon drive and should be particâ€" ularly attractive once the leaves turn. Operation Blister Operation Blister is the catchy name of a project sponsored by the World Council of Churches and undertaken by 400 . local young people to raise funds for a hospital in the Punjab region of India. It works this way. On Sunday, Sept. 24, the young people set out to walk from â€" Cloverdale (Highway 27 and Dundas) along the â€"Dundas â€" Highway toward Hamilton. The money is raised by the walkers, prior to undertaking their hike, obtaining pledges for so much per each mile that the walker lasts. It‘s a 35â€"mile walk. So this is what the walk is all about, and the funds raised will help equip the Ludhiana Hospital on the other side of the world. 5â€"Pin Bowling We had an inquiry last week from a Markland Wood resident as to when the bowling gets underway. Apparently on Thursâ€" day, Sept. 22 at 9:15 p.m. at the Plantation Bowl. The Markland Wood league is operated by Bruce Woolley (621â€"0649) and Jim Mecâ€" Knight for residents of Markland. Browsing Had a pleasant browse around the third annual art show, sponâ€" sored by the Kingsway Kiwanis Club at the Carling plant grounds at the weekâ€"end â€" although the instant I spotted two stands of pottery, I had to ask the friend who was accompanying me to reâ€" strain me if I got too carried away. The festival seems to be gainâ€" ing momentum each year. There was more to see and while most of the works were paintings and sketches, we imagine the pottery, wire figures, wall plaques, jewelâ€" lery and enamel work sold well, and provided something to buy for those who came with pin money. We hear the sales totalled $12,000 of which $2,400 is the club‘s take, so it would seem that Kiwanis projects will get a good financial boost this year. Find the Answers Motherhood is a biologicai fact, but good mothering is an acquired skill. â€"It doesn‘t come naturally to all women. A preâ€"school nursery workshop is being organized at the Church of St. Wilfrid to help mothers see their children more objectâ€" ively and acquire greater underâ€" standing of their needs. The mothers observe the nurâ€" sery session which are directed by professionals who have beer trained at the Institute of Child Study. The workshop opens Sept. 28 and runs for 10 weeks. For Retarded The preâ€"school nursery program for retarded children began Monâ€" day at St. Jamesâ€"Islington Church which has donated space for this class since its inception four years ago. A professional teacher is assistâ€" ed by volunteers (not the mothers of the children), and should you be interested in donating some help in this venture, the person to call is Mrs. L. Roulston at 231â€"35440. I visited a class last June, and the volunteers told me they derive a great deal of satisfaction from the progress the children make, and are only sorry that the proâ€" gram is interrupted for the sumâ€" mer months, because they feel the gains of the consistent trainâ€" ing slip during the holiday period. Our Lady of Sorrows, Parentâ€" Teacher Association wlll hold its opening meeting at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, September 20, in the School auditorium on Montgomery Road. This will bes "curriculum night." The teachers will explain the curriculum that will be covered during the year by each class. There will also be an explanation of the extra curricular activities carried on in the school. The RCAF‘s first long distance aerial survey was by an RCAF Vickers ~Viking along â€" water routes of northern Manitoba and Saskatchewan during the summer of 1924. With Labour Day passed, and the children all back in school, the summer is really over. I hope everyone enjoyed their vacation, witild “sil;ecialv -arrangements with Mr. Sun to shine every day for them. My summer was brightened by the arrival of my cousin and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson, of Wirral, Cheshire, who flew from England for one month‘s holiday. They were the guests of their son and daughterâ€" inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Robinâ€" son and family, of Don Mills. Two weeks spent in the Georâ€" gian Bay area, and trips to the States and surrounding localities provided them with a fraction of the beauty of Canada. They took back glowing accounts and are looking forward to their next trip over here. i Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mealor arâ€" rived from Montreal, to see their niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. E. Robinson, whom they had not seen since 1949. Registration For Hockey League Registration For Hockey League The Royal York Hockey League and their "Etobicoke Hockey Asâ€" sociation" teams are holding a furâ€" ther registration night for those boys who missed the registering last weekâ€"end. This will be held on Friday evenâ€" ing, Sept. 16, from 7 â€" 9 p.m. at the Westway Rink, corner Islingâ€" ton and The Westway. All boys in the area from tyke age through to midget age are welcome. Afternoon Bowlers The Hilltoppers Bowling League has begun its Bowling Season, Bloor St. W. at Montgomery Rd. 239â€"2381 Frederick Geoghegan 9:45 a.m.â€"Church School 11 a.m.â€""The Word Amongst Us" (2) The Word. 7 p.m.â€"‘"The Upper Room" Tues., Sept. 20 at 8 p.m. Induction Service For Rev. John Griffith. Dorothy McGuigan Kipling Avenue (North of Albion Road) KINGSWAY BAPTIST CHURCH Dr. Edgar Bailey Rev. John Griffith Richview To 401 Ministers: Organist: and would be interested in new members for their league. The ladies meet every Tuesday afterâ€" noon at the Royal York Bowl, Royal York Plaza, at 1:30 p.m. Any ladies interested in joining the League, could contact Mrs. Helen Wood, 249â€"9671, or Mrs. Buddy Dunn, 247â€"5193. Horticultural Society General Meeting The Westway Horticultural Soâ€" ciety will be holding its general meeting on Monday, Sept. 19 at 8 p.m. in Martingrove Gardens Public School, 50 Celestine Drive. Featuring â€" Mrs. Kay McGreâ€" gor, A.R.P.S., speaking on the subâ€" ject of Flower â€" Photography; Monthly Flower Show â€" for the members of the society, entitled "Last Days of Summer". Refreshâ€" ments will be served. Everybody is welcome to attend the first Fall meeting. Trip Out West Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Campbell and family of Tollington Road, motorâ€" ed out to Winnipeg, Manitoba, and surrounding areas, and spent three weeks‘ holiday visiting friends and relatives. They were the house _ _ Floor Mode! SCHOOL of BALLET 9 PRICE ST., TORONTO 5 Approx. 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