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At the regular open meeting ; XNOW What‘. does the mothel of the Cornelius Parkway Home | generally listen? And what a and School, Mrs. Kilgour, Prinâ€"| bout father when after work he vipal of the schgol, opened and | settles down to reading the ev closed the panel discussiqn with | ening paper? "Listening is the basis of all| _ This was a highly successful learning. All the world loves a ; evening, with questions from listener." the parents being directed t The topic for this meeting . the teachers at the close of the wasâ€" "The Discipline of Listenâ€" | panel discussion. This program ing." The panel, including the | me will be followed up nex Principal and 6 teachers repreâ€" Lmunth when a panel of parent: senting the different grades in will take over and discuss "Are the school, took 2 years to preâ€"| our teachers listening to oul! pare their adapted method from | children?" a book "Adapted mechanics of |â€" listening" by C. W. Wright. | HOckEY The Kindergarten â€" children | _ The weather man hasn‘t beer listen to instructions, and their | too kind to our young hockey inner voices help interpret the | players lately, but the official ideas into ones of their own.‘ Of Amesbury Sports Club hav. Mrs. V. Taylor, teacher of the | been able to rent artificial ic ‘Tutorial" class at the school, ; and keep the league in opera said that the pupils in this class | tion. With the cooler weathe have a very short attention â€" coming this week, it is expecte span, and cannot work as fast . that the leagues should b« as the average child. Their‘ caught up with their schedule work must be more flexible | by the end of February. leading to thelr eventual reâ€" Hal Gibson, convener of the turn to their normal classes | Pee Wees" reports that on Sa: CORNELIUS PARKWAY HOME & SCHOOL At the Grade 6 level, the stuâ€" dents learn from listening to the oral responses of their class mates. 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With the cooler weather coming this week, it is expected that the leagues should be caught up with their schedules by the end of February. Hal Gibson, convener of the Pee Wees" reports that on Sai urday, Tom Wilson scored a grand total of 7 goals giving his team, Austin‘s Drugs" and 82 win at Glen Long Park. _ at 1698 Weston Road You‘ve Never Tasted Chicken So Good! chin‘ (Lucken bac h 0 In Specially Heated Cars PEG GRANT ANGELO 85 Mon. to Sat. 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 Sunday â€"â€" 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 a.m Visit Our Other Locations: 1720 Queen St. W. 2261 Lakeshore Bivd. W. 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JUNIOR Team Standing Larry‘s City Service 10 pts Stinson‘s Lumber 7 pts. _ Rugland 3 pts. Sander‘s Hardware 2 pts. North Park B. P. 2 pts. Managers Bob Johnston and Reg Cairnes of the Senior Divâ€" ision report that Biâ€"Rite‘s Barry Reynolds scored 4 goals ana Blair Sleightolm scored 3 when they defeated Dykeman‘s ©10â€"2 at Roding Park. The game between . Dykeâ€" man‘s and Tullock and Stephen ended in a 3 all tie. With only 3 seconds to go, Brian Wilson tied the game up with his seeâ€" ond goal. SENIOR Team Standings Biâ€"Rite Drugs 10 pts. Tullock & Stephen 8 pts. Dykeman‘s 2 pts. An allâ€"star tcam, selected by Hal Gibson from the Pee Wees of this league went to Uxbridge cn Sunday to play the Cedar Hill Atoms of the Toronto Hocâ€" key League. The young lads put up a good battle and gained worthwhile _ experience, _ even thought they went dbwn to a 40 defeat at the hands of this exâ€" perienced team. The February meeting of the Maple Leaf Home & School was well attended when the speakâ€" er‘s subject was "Recent Trends of Art Education in Elementary Schools." x Mr. Fred Shaw, Superrsor of Arts and Crafts for Elermentary Schools in North York emphaâ€" sized that art in the public schools is not an unnecessary frill, but plays a definite roll in the development of our chilâ€" dren. If a child is allowed to exâ€" press his own impressions freeâ€" ly at the drawing board or other art media, unnindered by any adult‘s preconceived notion of how an object looks, valuable lessons are learned. You help your child by accepâ€" ting his work .at his level and most important by displaying his work at home. Mr. Shaw stated that each child is unique, a fact we all know, but sometimes forget, and that art gives him a chance to express his personal reaction to experience. During the evening, a group of children from various grades worked industriously at paper sculpture, _ asbestos . modelling and painting, clearly demonstraâ€" ting many points brought out by Mr. Shaw. Slides were also shown, showing the advanceâ€" ment in the children‘s expresâ€" sion from the Kindergarten through six grades. Even a sixâ€"year old searches for truth and exprosses what he sees in his art work. Mr. Bill Lyon, one time coun cillor for Ward 8 in North York, will be moving into his new office at the Toronto City Hall on February 14th, to beâ€" gin his appointment as Junior Judge MAPLE LEAF HOME & SCHOOL 247â€"2138 i Saturday, February 15 “ Story Hour Children‘s Story Room 10:30 a.m. Ages 35 11:00 a.m. Age 6 and up. * Children‘s Film Programme KUMAK, THE SLEEPY HUNTâ€" ER, PUSS IN BOOTS, HEN HOP, | CORRAL ‘ Auditorium 2:00 & 3:00 p.m. | BATHURST HEIGHTS | 3170 Bathurst Street 783â€"4283 | Saturday, February 15 | * Story Hour Children‘s Story Room 10:30 a.m. Ages 4 â€" 7 11:00 a.m. ‘ Age 8 and up. | DOWNSVIEW BRANCH \_ 2793 Keele Street 636â€"4510 Saturday, February 15 * Story Hour Auditorium 10:30 a.m. Ages 3â€"6 11:00 a.m. Age 7 and up. | * Children‘s Film Programme | BIRDS OF CANADA, STORY ; OF HMS SHANNON. TL JEAN ‘ ON THE LAND OF IRON. Activities And Exhibitions At NY Libraries This Week Groups ‘using facilities, but not library sponsored will have the telephone number and if possible, the name of an officer of the group appended. ACTIVITIES * Indicates library sponsored | Art Student uses the Museum. groups. Auditorium â€" February 12 until Groups ‘using facilities, but | March 4. Art display by Senior Art Students of North York Townâ€" ship Schools Exhibition _ of Contemporary North American Indian Costâ€" umes and Portraits by Mr. Dav id Sager. Entrance Foyer & Auditorium until February 29. Downsview Branch Auditorium, Committee Room & Foyer until February 29. Bathurst Heights Branch Oil Paintings by Mrs. Flor ence Wright. Exhibit Room un til February 20. Auditorium ART & GENERAL EXHIBITS Main Library Sketches & Oils by Mrs. Anna Burns. Committee Room until February 18. colony of Bermuda are Mrs. Gladys Church and her son Allan of 63 Dixon Road, Weston. During their stay in the islands they have been guests at Waterloo Guest House in Pembroke Parish. VISITORS FROM WESTON. Visiting the British JUST KEEP SAYING TO YOURSELF: IT S ONLY A MOVE..IT S OREY A MOVIE.ITS ONL A MOVIE...IT‘S ONLY A ... TS OX . IFs RC 1 ROS) "A $ D | MAIN LIBRARY ODEON BILTMORE â€" WESTON 1831 WESTON ROAD (Just Below Lawrence) The Home Of Fine Motion Picture Entertainment Reading Course For Adults Soon At NY Library Heraldry Display, â€" Courtesy of Mr. Alan Nott. A â€" reading â€" Improvement course, sponsored by the North York Public Library and conâ€" ducted by C. W. Wright, will be held in the Committee Room ot the North York (Main) Public Library 5126 Yonge â€" Street, Willowdale â€" starting Saturday, February 29 at 10:00 a.m. and weekly thereafter for 10 weeks. The aims of the course being sponsored by the library are: to increase present reading rate; to teach reading by thought unâ€" its; to increase level of compreâ€" hension; to develop rythmical reading patterns; to adapt inâ€" creased speed and skills to parâ€" ticular types of reading. Mr. Wright, the conductor of the course, is a communications consultant, a specialist in pubâ€" lic speaking and reading imâ€" provement, as well as an author of several books on these subâ€" jects. The course starts »Saturâ€" day, February 29 at 10:00 a.m. On Monday evening February 24 at 8:00 p.m. a free preliminâ€" ary demonstration of reading improvement aims and methods will be held at the Willowdale Library. All interested memâ€" bers of the public are invited without charge or obligation® to Library. All interested memâ€" bers of the public are invited without charge or obligation® to see what the course may offer them and their reading habits. Further information may be obtained by telephoning the North York Public Library Ba 5 8891. Rotunda until February 29 UNITEDâ€" CHURCH February 16 marks the beâ€" ginning of Family Month at Trethewey. The evening Servâ€" ice will feature a 30 minute film "As the Twig is Bent." Wednesday, the 19th, the UCW General Meeting will Get Acâ€" quainted Evening for new memâ€" bers. There will be‘ a Coffee Hour, starting at 8 p.m., followâ€" ed by a Worship S:vice. and the regular Busine meeting. On Friday, Feb. 14, UCW memâ€" bers will participate in Womâ€" en‘s World Day of Prayer serâ€" vices at St. David‘s Anglican Church. A number if girls of the C.G.LT. attended Rallies in Weston, the Seniors going to Weston Baptist, and the Interâ€" mediates attending Central Unâ€" ited. Miss Hirst, formerly of Hardâ€" ing Ave., is home from hospital, Mrs. Laura Legeault, Tedder Street, is making good progress after recent surgery, and will be home again before this is published. _ Mr. _ Cuthbertson, Jane Street, is back in Humber Memorial Hospital. Mr. Henry Turman, President of _ North‘ York _ Community Council will be one of the feaâ€" tures of the HARDINGTON DISTRICT RATEPAYERS ASâ€" SOCIATION meeting, on Wed. Feb. 19, 8 p.m., in Brookhaven Public School. Remember the Ratepayers Card Party, Saturâ€" day, February 29, 8 p.m. at Hardington School. Cribbage as well as Euchre will be played. Admission is 75¢c, and there will be quite a few prizes, as well as refreshments. CUBS WANTED There is room for 12 new boys in 6 Weston Cubs, "B" Pack. This Pack meets at St. Davids‘ Anglican Church, Monâ€" days at 7 p.m. Any boy inter ested in joining.this Pack, un der excellent leadership. is askâ€" ed to go to the Church any Monday evening. I have been asked to remind folks that there is a Nursery for HARDINGTON & DISTRICT NEWS$ OF TRETHEWEY _ | the "under in a businesslike way at lowest cost. Our TWOâ€"ACCOUNT PLAN keeps you from "eating into" your savings; simplifies billâ€"paying with a special Personal Chequing Account. (Only 10¢ a cheque.) And a Royal TERMPLAN LOAN can often save you big money in interest. Be moneyâ€" wiseâ€"bank at your nearby Royal Bank Branch. Royal Bank services can help you manage your chequing. borrowing and other personal finances RECOMMENDED AS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT THE ADVERTISER â€" Thursday, February 13, 1964 â€" Ist. Trethewey Cubs and Scouts PAPER DRIVE, Saturâ€" HEAVENS ABOVE MAN IN THE MIDDLE the "under 3‘s" at the Manse, 24 Parkchester Rd., for the benâ€" efit of parents attending Tretheâ€" wey Park United Church. * EUCHRE, in the back hall, Royal Canadian Legion, 46 Denâ€" nison Rd. E. 8 p.m., Tuesday, February 18. Admission 50¢. day, February 15, 9 a. m. Within the boundaries of Black Creek on the East, Trethewey Drive on the South, Jane Street, on the West and Harding Ave. on the North the boys of 1st Trethâ€" ewey will collect papers. Please bundle them and place on your verandah. If you live just beâ€" yond these boundaries, and wish 4 Tuesday Evenings Feb. 25 to Mar. 17 The Weston School is jointly sponsored by the Weston Ministerial Association and the Christian Education Counâ€" cil of Metropolitan Toronto, 121 Avenue Rd. Phone WA 3â€"8486. Registrar: Rev. James MacKenzie, 229 Queen‘s Dr., Weston. CH 1â€"6546. FEE $1.00. ._ SAT. MATINEE â€" FEB. 15 "Raiders Of Old California" 9.: "Sabu & The Magic Ring" T % FEATURE TIMES â€" 7:00, 840, & 10 p.m. SAT.: 4:20, 6:00, 7:20, 9:00 & 1020 pm. _ WESTON AREA SCHOOL CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Instructors Youth Section â€" James E. Smith, Council Secretary Junior Section â€" Vera Bloss, Church School Teacher Primary Section â€" Bernice Tong Pre School â€" Edith and Betty Harrison BELMONT DAILY CAR & TRUCK RENTAL 1945 LAWRENCE AVE. W. Westminster United Church William & Helen, Weston & @ ROYAL BANK COMING soon Weston & Ray Branch W. S. Paterson, Manager Weston & Lawrence Branch i. J. Trew, Manager to help the boys, please phone Jack Zimmerman, at 244â€"0808, and the boys will pick them up. The boys in the Scout Troop entered a 2 man team, in‘a reâ€" cent Snowshoe Trophy race. Alâ€" an Fleming and John Thomas placed 3rd. in a field of 26, so leadership of Gene YM and Bob Duxbury. 1st. Trethewey Cubs, meeting at the Church at 6:45 Mondays, have room for another 12 boys. Both the Cubs and Scouts will enjoy the Anual Father and Son Banquet, on the 21st. 6 Weston wil lalso have their banquet on this date, the high point of Badenâ€"Powell Week. ) _sSUSPECTS BRASS BOTTLE Exit 4 pm. Phone 2419830