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1967 was a good year for Canada what with it being our and all. Were you surprised at how well Expo was received or at the way you responded to the song Ontariâ€"ariâ€"ariâ€"o? Wouldn‘t it be great if in 1968 and in the years to follow this pride in country (perhaps naâ€" tional selfâ€"respect is a better description) could be sustained. Following the custom of other years, this Christmas the students _ at Rexdale public school were given the opporâ€" tunity to express their feelings of ‘good will towards all men‘ in a very tangible way. Any who wished to (it was strictly voluntary) could donate to the Canadian Save the Children Fund. The goal was $85. for each of three children; Ramji Rathod of Bombay, India, Cesâ€" are Moscati of Rome, Italy and Yuet Wah Chan of Hong Kong. The money helps to provide the normal essentials of everyâ€" day living for these children who are in dire need. The proâ€" ject is an onâ€"going one with the pupils participating during the year by sending letters and gifts to their overseas friends on special occasions. December weddings are not news, but how about December december weddings. On Decemâ€" 7, 1967, Miss Mable Patterson, aged 75, became the wife of Mr. Alfred Wagner aged 83. ‘The ceremony. took place at Magistrate‘s Court with Mr. Herb Reagan actingâ€"as best man and Mrs. Sammon as Maid of Honour. Mr. and Mrs. Warâ€" ner are residents in the Hotel section of the Robert J. Smith Complex. The staff of the hotel cafeteria made a lovely wedâ€" ding cake for the happy couple. We understand that Mr. Warâ€" ner is known throughout the complex as a poet. Perhaps he will now be inspired to write some poems on the joys of sharing one‘s declining years. To Mr. Warner we offer conâ€" gratulations and to Mr. and Mrs. Warner, our very best wishes for happiness. When I was in the Rexdale Library recently, I askeéd Mrs. Cleo Stewart, Chief Librarian of the Rexdale Branch to tell me ‘What‘s new‘ and she did. She told me that the paint on the walls was fresh and new and the Winnie the Pooh picâ€" tures on the walls .were new (these are being circulated around the libraraies in Etobiâ€" coke and are the work of stuâ€" dents at the Brentwood Libâ€" rary) and that Miss Marilyn Hazard was new. Miss Hazard is the new boy‘s and girl‘s liâ€" brarian replacing Miss Roseâ€" mary Shackleton, who has deâ€" cided to go to Library School. If you have resolved that in 1968 you are going to do a little more for those who need a helping hand, you might be interested in Itearing about the Big Brother®MoÂ¥ement. What is a Big Brother? He must be a. normal human being who is willing to _ lend _a _ brotherly hand to someâ€"lonely and conâ€" fused boy who, through no fault of his own, has no father to guide him to maturity. He Wed in COLORLAND TV white FOR OUR FREE satin PM e ad dA Decked. with yellow â€" and white mums, St. Matthews Anâ€" glican Church was recently the setting of the marriage of Marâ€" garet Joyceâ€"Boyd and Douglas A. Arey. Joyce is the daughter of Mr. Robert Boyd of 86 Thwaite Avenue, Downsview, and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Arey, 17 Tranâ€" quil Drive, Etobicoke. Canon R. K. "Perdue offiâ€" ciated at the afternoon wedâ€" ding. Miss Loreta Neale was the organist, and Mrs. Dorothy Freitag sang a solo. The bride was given in marâ€" riage by her father. She wore a white satin gown with a lace applique in a rose design. Her train fell from the waist at the back. A fingertip illusion veil was held with a satin headâ€" piece in a rose design. The bridal bouquet was a cascade of red roses. Mrs. Fran Boyd, the bride‘s sisterâ€"inâ€"law, was the matron of â€" homor. Bridesmaids were Miss Betty Smith, Miss Rose, Olsen, and Miss Nancy Sandâ€" ford. The attendants wore full length empire styled brocade gowns with lantern . sleeves and scoop necklines. At the back of each gown was a bow and two streamers. The matron of honor wore gold and carried bronze mums; the bridesmaids wore green and carried ;yellow mums. Their hats were wedding rings with short matching veils. lan Burton was the best man. REXDALE â€" RAMBLINGS,.â€"]|| â€" RICHVILCW _ TO must be willing to give a l&flo attention and affection to a boy lacking both and he has to be willing to do it consisâ€" tently. 4 When the Big Brother volunâ€" teer is accepted he is matched with a suitable ‘Little Brother‘. Interests, ability and the Big Brother‘s Family group are all considered in the matching proâ€" the first time anyone has shown any personal concern for they have had a reliable steady friend. 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Harrison was forced to resign as minister to the Holy Trinity. Anglican Church. At the present time works, ‘Let God Go Free‘ and ‘A Church Without God‘ were English literature at Ryerson. The Fellowship is . always happy to welcome visitors. To all who have contributed to this columnâ€"during the past year, my sincere thanks. Just keep those cards and letters and phone calls coming, folks. They are the lifeâ€"blood of the column. Happy New Year, * 249â€"361 WESTOWN PLAZA â€"â€" 235 DIXON ROAD AT ISLINGTON It OF Canapa‘s Most Luxurious HEALTH CENTRE CHflfi TER MEMBERSHIPS â€" 3 OR 5 YEAR PLAN AVAILABLE of NOW, YOU CAN ENJOY ... Our Facilities Enable You To: conducted by Dr. Allan Handyâ€" Year at either the hospital or the Kingsview Village Advenâ€" tists‘ Church. Please watch this column for the date and locaâ€" ed in this work and recently conducted two successful clinics in North York. For particulars kindly call Pastor Dan Handyâ€" sides at 225â€"0336. the _ Adventists‘ _ ingathering campaign. ]'m donations plus the church memhbers‘ own conâ€" tributions netted over $7000. The money will be used for medical and. humanitarian ‘Pastor Handysides â€" thanks Dr. Handysides has pioneerâ€" Open 7 Days A Week â€"â€"9 A.M. to 12 Midnight, For Men & Women REDUCE WEIGHT GAIN WEIGHT IMPROVE YOUR FIGURE IMPROVE YOUR POSTURE TONE MUSCLES TENSION * Olympic Size Swimming Pool (Heated) * Hand Ball * Women‘s Gym * Men‘s and Women‘s Sauna * Dual Steam * Hair Dryers For Women * Private Barber Shop (The Larges int Canada) work. huxmpmru‘rhchb kets of food toys for disâ€" tribution to families in the area, The kindergarten children are also busy rehearsing a hymn to be sung in German on the Adventists‘ 13th Sabbath. the Sabbath service as the of fering is taken for missionar) bath school Dr. Robert Connors of Brampton is the superintendent for 1968 of the children‘s Sabâ€" Transfiguration‘s Rev. Fathâ€" er Gerald Cochrane, acting as Santa Claus, distributed gifts to 73 C.W.L. members and their ‘This ‘ week the . Dorcas Welâ€" PUT YOU BACK IN SHAPE AND YOU‘LL FEEL BETTER! YOU CAN SAVE OVER HALF THE COST OF YOUR MEMBERâ€" SHIP BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIAL at OFFER! Mlcrthers friends at the Christmas party meeting. Prior to the meeting Father ‘Cochrane, the group‘s pastor, had said Mass. Mrs. Marni Verth, president of the C.W.L. conducted the the business presented Christâ€" mas gifts to Rev. Father Gerâ€" ald Cochrane, Rev. Father Joseph Shiels and Rev. Father Patrick Forgarty. help two families and for that purpose had brought toys, clothing and canned goods. After these items were gift wrapped . Ifim Morrel led the sin of Christmas carols accompanied by Mrs. Catharine Brown at the piano. * Color TV Lounges (3) * Hydrotherapeutic Bath * Men‘s Gym * Eucalyptus Room * Sun Rooms * Massage Parlour * Facial and Pedicure Facilities â€" bit of philosophy . . . "It may not be negotiable, but a smile has genuine face value." From the Crippled Civilians‘ #4