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| Mrs. E. Kent and Mrs. A. Newâ€" ton had the honour of attending a garden party at the home of the Honourable J. Keiller MacKay and Mrs. MacKay, July 8, 1967. They . were invited to yepresent the Smith apartments and to display their centennial quilt. The design of the quilt is original and is the work of Mrs. M. Porter, Mrs. R. Stenson, Mrs. E. Hall, Mrs. E. Kent and Mrs. A. Newton. If you are at the CNE this year don‘t fail to visit the Queen Elizabeth building where the quilt will be on display. I believe the plan is to raffle off the quilt at a bazaar to be held at the apartments later in the fall. A clinic for brainâ€"damaged chilâ€" dren will be held from August 14 to 26 at Pine Point community centre. At that time Mrs. Marâ€" garet George of the Institute for the Achievement of Human Poâ€" tential at Alberta will be present to evaluate the progress of the children who are on the program. This is the third clinic of this kind to be held in Ontario. The first took place last January as a result of an investigation of this method of treating brain damaged children conducted by the Social Responsibility Committee of the Unitarian Fellowship of Northâ€" west Toronto, The committee is responsible for organizing these clinics with the cooperation of the Rexdale Lions club who donate the use of Pine Point community centre. Prior to last January all children on the program had to be taken either to Banff, Alberta or to Philadelphia for progress evalâ€" uation every three months. Drama group finds children are responsive ‘There are 89 patients in Onâ€" tario now on the program under the â€" Banffâ€" supervision, â€" coming from such places as Arnprior, Grimsby, _ Ansonville, London, Sault Ste Marie, Kitchener, Waterâ€" loo, Thorold, Bridgeport, Queenâ€" ston, Welland, to name a few as well as 16 from the Toronto area. There are also several other Onâ€" tario patients who travel to Philâ€" adelphia for their Tegular revisits. The Studio Children‘s Theatre | has played this summer in Kitchâ€" ener, _ Waterloo, Oakville, and Hamilton. Thanks to a grant from the Ontario Arts Council, they are : ‘making plans for a busy August, taking their plays to children in Ajax, Cobourg, Belleville, Lindsay, Midland and St. Catharines. | Another clinic will be held from September 18 to 22 at Pine Point community centre. This clinic will be for new patients and both Dr. Raymond Fleming and Mrs. Jack searches desperately for a place to hide from the giant who is after him; somehow he must escape and cut the beanstalk down. Sod turning will mark new building Help is present, in the form of 400 children who are watching the Studio Children‘s Theatre perforâ€" mance. The children band together to keep Jack hidden from the giant, and later they all stand up and swing at the beanstalk to help fell it. Jack and the children will be atriving together â€" to defeat the giant at James S. Bell Public School tomorrow at 10 a.m. All Etobicoke children and their parents are invited to come and take part in the creative dramatics program sponsored by the Recreaâ€" tion Committee. Next Thursday the Studio Chilâ€" dren‘s Theatre will present Pinocâ€" chio at three performances around Etobicoke. Everyone is welcome to ree the puppet tale at Richview Collegiate Auditorium at 3 p.m. The program will also be preâ€" sented â€" at two Etobicoke Day Camps. f A sod turning ceremony will be held next Thursday, August 3rd, &t the Lakeshore Psychiatric Hosâ€" pital on Lakeshore Boulevard at 18th St. . The ceremony, to be opened by Â¥esident chaplain Rev. J. P. Frieâ€" Ben, will mark beginning of conâ€" Struction of a building containing ecreation "‘fl entertainment faciâ€" tie« for patients of the hospital. 475 voluntegr®s . worked . three ears to raise over $20,000 for he building. They sold chocolate ars, held teas and bazaars, and anvassed local industries for conâ€" ributions. Land for the building ras donated by the provincial govâ€" rnment. Turning the sod will be James dams, chairman .of the Building ommittee of the hospital, and Irs. Jean Hooton, director of Volâ€" nteer Services. ‘The hospital iperintendent, Dr. Norman Gunn, ill make a short address. j The building is to be completed the fall. Rexdale Ramblings Anyone wishing further inforâ€" mation | regarding . appointments for new patients in â€"September should contact Mrs. J, G. Cassan at 244â€"7497. Mrs. "Cassan, as a member of the Social Responsibilâ€" ity Committee of the Unitarian Fellowship of Northwest Toronto, arranges all appointments for the Ontario patients. George will be available for conâ€" sultation at that time. CHOKE CHERRY JELLY To 3 lbs. cherries, add 3 cups water. Bring to boil. Cover and simmer for 15 minutes. Put fruit in jelly bag â€" squeeze out juice to make 3 cups liquid. % Add: 6% cups sugar. Return to pot and bring to rolling boil. Add 1 bottle Certo stirring constantly while pouring in. Bring to full rolling boil for 1 minute. Add 1 tsp. vanilla. Reâ€" move from heat and skim. Pour into sterilized jellyw jars and seal immediately. Makes about 9 glasses. Delicious with toast or fowl or pork. Thursday, July 27, 1967 Mrs. A. S. Christie, 39 Belvedere Blvd., Toronto 18, Ontario. We‘re looking trouble. carl C m But don‘t be alarmed. m We warn you about car troubles. Before they develop into costly breakdowns. Or dangerous accidents. m We don‘t claim to look into the future. But we do claim to look into your car with the only complete, elecâ€" tronic analysis in the country. m We invented it. We designed the equipment. We trained the diagnosticians. And we named it the Esso Car Clinic. m We thoroughly test your car. And then we tell you what shape it‘s in. Accurately. Impartially. You get a full written analysis. m It costs $9.95 . And worth every penny. It may save you hundreds. Jr your life. m Remember, we sell nothing but advice. m For your conâ€" venience, we‘ve built our Car Clinics alongside Esso Service Centres, where you can get estimates on guaranteed repairs. But only if you want them. ® There‘s no obligation. You may prefer to have the work done at your own garage. We don‘t mind. f m Because at the Esso Car Clinic we simply diagnose your car‘s ailments scientifically. And then s we warn you. m It‘s just another service from Esso. :A P# a #/AaL Five Conveniently Located Clinics in Toronto. For Appointment Phone 751â€"249§ makes plans for active Fall EGH auxiliory Coming Events:â€" s A Membership Tea will be held at Our Saviour Lutheran Church, 1645 Islington Avenue N., Thistleâ€" town, Tuesday, September 19th. Members and new members are most welcome. The Auxiliary, in cooperation with the Women‘s Auxiliary Comâ€" mittee of the Ontario Department of Economics and Development, will sponsor a Conference and Fashion Show at the Skyline Hotel, January 23rd, 1968. * Plans are well under way for the Auxiliary‘s "Hey Day" Bazaar, The date is Saturday, October 21st. Christmas decorations, hand craftâ€" ed children‘s wear, home baking plus many other items of interest will be sold. A Pot Luck Supper and General Meeting of the Auxiliary was held Tuesday, June 6th at St. Matthias‘ Church, Weston. This marked the close of this working term, and the Some of our previous projects:â€" Esso clinic beginning of a new season. The various programs of the branches have gone along well. To the conâ€" veners, who have guided their respective areas so devotedly, we express appreciation. Mrs. S. W. Eckersley, President, thafiked the members for their attendance and wished all a ‘happy, safe holiday On June 14th, Mrs. Russel Smith, James Gardens branch, held a pool side coffee party and fashion show. Thistletown branch closed with a Strawberry Dessert Party on the groundsâ€"of Our Saviour Lutheran Church. A Refreshment Booth was sponâ€" sored by the Eatonville branch, Saturday, July 1st at the Municiâ€" pal Centre. We would like to exâ€" press our appreciation to all who helped make this project such a success. Volunteer Service will reconvene September 15th. We were very fortunate in securing the assistâ€" ance of, most capable volunteers. We are extremely grateful to all. H. C. TUGWELL CO. LTD. PHOTO CENTRE 36 Humbertown Centre BE 1â€"4312 "Golden Leaves of the Past" a REN coke‘s Centennial tribute to Canâ€" ada, may be obtained by calling Mrs. G. Fradenburgh at 249â€"2049. 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