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Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hurst, Hilldowntree Road, have enjoved a holiday at their new cottage on Hay Lake, just east of Algonâ€" quin Park. Their daughter Je anne, who is on vacation from the A. N. Meyer Collegiate, Niagara Falls, is attending O.C.E. this summer. Mary is a counsellor at Camp Bolton, and Margaret is visiting friends in Haileybury. Brigrerest Nursery School Briarerest _ Nursery _ school opens on September 18. The sehool will be held every Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Ear!l Russell, Cranieigh Court. with thei daughter, Marguerite, and her friend, Bonnie McCullough. Angles ley Bvd., enjoyed a trailed camping trip to the Martimes. visiting Quebec on the way back. Mrs. Pat Harrison Ireland, is the guest of Beaver Lake Camp, whose address is RR. 3. Bancroft. is one of the newer girls‘ camps. The directors, Mrs. Shirley Coombes and Mrs. Beryl Buchanan, are both Etobicoke residents, well known to many through their work in the Girl Guide Moveâ€" ment. From the Land of the Heather Winners of Doubles at the home club have hbeen Elfreda Watson and Gwen Ha‘rher, with Mabel Curry and Lorraine Moffitt, rumnersâ€"up. On Aug. 6 the local ladies will entertain visiting teams. Miss Anna Buchanan, a counsellor at the Camp : brings all sorts of ideas from Mexico, where she has a number of years at the Girl Scout world rentre, "Ou: Miss Peggy Marlow, another Sunnylea resident, is cour charge of swimming. Other local girls counselling are Mi Cary, Miss Judy MacPherson, and Miss Laura Mrancs. Home from Camp Comak in the highlands of Haliburton are Robert Brison, Elstree Road; James Cruickshank, Palace Arch Drive; Derek and Stephen Hart, Wimbleton Road; Brent Houlden and George Raithby, Anglesley Blvd; Jeffrey Gall, Mill Road; Warren Rasberry, Mayland Ave.; lan Ellis, King‘s Lyn Road, John McWhirter, Strath Ave.; and Edward Sweet, Grenview Off to spend the next four weeks at the same camp are Stephen Abel, Blair Athol Cres.; Gary and Kirk Douglass, Elsâ€" tree Road; Donald Gale, The Wynd; Tim Jack, Thornerest Road:; Todd Jenner, Crediton Court; Cameron and Danny McLean, Edenbridge Drive; Bill Sharpe, Hilldowntree Road, and Dennis Moore, Wareside Road. Camp Comak director is Mr. Ed Devitt of Waterloo. Mrs. W. H. Holmes, Botfield Ave., returned on Sunday from a "Horizon Tour" of the Maritime provinces. Travelling by train as far as Moncton, their party was met there by bus and during the next 11 days visited many interesting places in all three provinces. They enjoyed the Winnipeg Ballet at the theatre in Charlottetown‘s Confederation Building. The weather was excelâ€" lent, only one rainy day. At Beaver Lake Camp, Etobicoke girls have had as fellow eampers, girls from other cities and provinces, one all the way from Goose Bay, Labrador. Other Etobicoke campers have been Joan and Ann Colquhoun, Elistree Road; Rose Mary Pitoscia, Bir Williams Lane; Ellen Mably, Abinger Cres.; Charlotte Cathâ€" erine and Barbara Hume, Sir William‘s Lane; Linda and Leslie Black, Oldham Road; Joan Mandley, Farningham Cres.; Linda Adam, Sunnylea Ave.; Carrie Malaniuk, Meadowhank Road: Deborah Jefferies, Glenaden Ave. K.; Susanne Scott, Martingrove Road; Karen Donaldson, Roval York Road; Linda McCullam, Bunnylea Ave.; Anna and Carole Walkinshaw Burnhamthorpe Road; Dunja Hersak, Hill Heights Road; Linda Pitoscia, Reid Manor; Susan Stewart, St. George‘s Road; Lynn Harris. Edgeâ€" hill Road; Betsy Davison, Queen Ann Rd.; Jill Kennedy. Crown Hill Place; Meridith Hume, Sir William‘s ‘Lare: Janice Lawrie, Fermalroy Blvd.; Frances Curtain, (Gireen Lanes: Dale Biude!l, Ravensbourne Cres.; Héather Smythe, Bywond Drive; and Judy Fiddes, Prince Edward Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conn, Gary and David, at their home on Groverdale Road; and are spending two weeks with their other wen, Mr, and Mrs. George Conn and Trevor at their cottage in Southampton. A highlight of their visit was the celebration of their forti¢th wedding anniversary, at the home of their son Jack. When they return to Groverdale Road on Saturday they will welcome their very first granddaughter, Leslie Ann Conn who arrived last week, just in time to meet her grandparent=‘ Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Reilly, and Peter, Cranleigh Court, hay returned from a trip to Vancouver. They found the transâ€"Canad highway a most interesting route, particularly along the north shore of Lake Superior and thruogh Rogers Pass. They went em to Montreal to pick up their daughter, Chris. Lady members of Etobicoke Lawn Bowling Club appear to thrive in extreme heat and humidity! Among tourament winners recently have been Hazel Mcintosh and Elfreda Watson (High Two Games at High Park); and Fourth High at The Old Mill, Mirabel Jones, Catherine Litchfield, and Gwen Fenton. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Turner, Perry Cres., and their daughter Bonnie, are back from a motor trip to the Muritimes. The visited their son, Jim, who is working this summer with the Defence Research Board, at present in Prince Edward Island. Un spite ef mere than their share of fog, in fact only two glimpses of the sun, they loved the Maritimes! Flying home to Belfast, Ireland, next Tuesday, will be Mr. and Mre. Jack Conn, Sr., who have been visiting Canada this summer. They spent four weeks with their son and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conn, Gary and David, at their home on Groverdale Road; and are spending two weeks with their other wen, Mr, and Mrs. George Conn and Trevor at their cottage in Southampton. A highlight of their visit was the celebration of Campers arriving at Beaver Lake Camp for August will be Kay Gorton, Thompson Ave.; Barbara and Susan Hesell. Allan Pk. Rd.; Barbara and Catherine O‘Neil, Revere Rd.; Judith Noekes, Edith Road; Elaine Lansitic, Green Lanes: Diannc Heustis, Glenaden Ave. E.; Sharon Marlow, Sunnylea Ave. W.; Marlee Abel, Riverwood Pkwy.; Libby Rowe and Nancy Taylor, Ballacaine Drive; Susan Ferrier, Holidowntree Road; and Dianne Bmith, Smithwood Dr. ine Jones, Bomney Road; Barbara, Jennifer and Katie Ross, The Kingsway; Christine Thompson, North Drive; Cathy Glass and Sue Bedferd, Grepview Blyd. S.; Jeanette and Yvyonne Burnside, Cranigigh Court; Jan Hollingsworth, Farningham Cres.; Karen and Donna Platt, Rivercove Drive; Sandra Lucas, Strath Ave.; and Jane Kilpatrick, Cheviot Place. Miss Margaret Govan is the camp director. + Blvd. S. Mr: and Mrs. R. L. Mooney from Jasper Lodge. They visited + Camp has been calling many young Etobians to the northâ€" land. Enjoying life at Camp Onawaw, near Huntsville, for either the July or August period, are Nancy Bracker, Glenacre Drive; ~F‘¥ 'muc:lfl Ave.; Carol and Sharon Burgess, Asbley Park Rd; Lynp and Kerry Dopnelly, Rayensbourne Cres.; Catherâ€" e NWV BRTEEE ~ COAKDMAN. ThePedny, July 30, 964 â€" Page ? On The Social Scene ERINGATE of Ottawa, recently back from a trip t« Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Flower, Hariolyn Ave from 9 to 11.30 a.m. Children from three to five years will he accepted. Please telephone 233â€" 0086 for application forms. Guest« From Over the Border Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marvin, 36 Birgitta _ Crescent, _ have _ as guests Mr. and Mrs, Robert Marshall and their children Cindy and Bob af Oak Valley, New Jersey Mra. Marshail is Mre. Marvin‘@ aister. lham« Lane; Linda and Leslie dley, Farningham (Cres.; Linda Malaniuk, â€" Meadowhank â€" Road: E.; Susanne Seott, Martingrove York Road; Linda McCullam, e Walkinshaw. Burnhamthorpe ts Road; Linda Pitoscia, Reid _ Oldham Road, have returned Los Vegas on their way home. JOTTINGS the Camp this yea ere she has been fi BE. 1â€"0669 .. Doubleâ€"Ring Ceremony U‘nites s< _ Iames T oodard â€" Ireue Packer Enmgmarmccocommcams VIRGINIA ETHERINGTON JOY RIDERS Shortly af Apparently we‘ve got some | and advise joyâ€"riding kids in the neighborâ€"| stolen one hood. In any case, the weekend | of | severi quiet was punctuated by a car | abandoned careening down the street, narâ€"| trict recen rowly missing two pede‘slrians‘ The mes and one lawnâ€"mowing citizen.|are wise t It skidded out of control down}ed if it‘s around the corner and the lm’s | good 90 pe driving bandoned it and took off | hereabouts on _ foot, _ the _ lawnâ€"mowing THE citizen in fullâ€"voiced pursuit but About / ® unable to call up some fleetâ€"| to bar e citizen unable footed The On Sunday, July 26. Father J. J. Moyer, pastor of Nativity of Our Lord parish, and his asâ€" sistant, Father Callaghan, enâ€" tertained at a tea held in honor of Father F. E. Brennan. S.J. treasurer of Regis college and Bellarmine hail. At the recent annual meeting ; the year 1964â€"65. He succeeds of â€" Canadian _ Progress Club | Kenneth Raven of 28 Blair Athol Toronto Central Jack W. Raithâ€" | Crescent, Islington. by, 49 Anglesey Blvd., Islingâ€"| Before handing the gavel over ton, was elected President for| to Mr. Raithby, Ken Raven j pigh in repren ie ts n | thanked the club members for j%*dedw 4 their support during his term in wwil . hy office. He paid special tribute ; WHs _ | to the Chairman of the Charity fi? Committee for making certain J i5 that the "Progress Training & {al Centre â€" _ A Workshop for m 5 Young Retarded Adults" beâ€" \ hel s ) came a reality. In recapping the \, C ’ charitable endeavours of the 4 o. Club Ken Raven pointed out ~ / ib is h lang that during the past year the â€" en * s club raised in excess of $7,400.00 or an average of $165.00 per pwe . member Church of the Nativity Two medical interns flew all the way from Vancouver reâ€" cently to be married in the pre. sence of their parents: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Atack of Glengrove, Toronto, and Dr. and Mrs. George Edward Balfour of King George‘s Rd., Etobicoke. Mrs. E. G. Commeford, presi dent of Nativity parish CWI Mr. Commeford and Mr. an Mrs. Harold Smith. Dr. Susan Elizabeth Atack and Dr. John Edward Balfour were united in marriage in St. Paul‘s _ Anglican â€" Churrh, Toâ€" ronto, by the Reverend Canon R. P. Dann. Standards of yvellow shasta â€" daisies decorated . the Lab the ed w ful Mr Nat Mr. and Mrs. S. Thompson of 101 Inverdon Road have as their guest Miss Iris Forayth of Motherwel!, Scotland. Coupte Fly From V ancouzer To Be W‘ ced In Parents‘ Presence NOTICE OF APPLICATION BY THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSMIP _ OF _ ETOBICOKE TO DISPENSE WITH A vOTE OF ELECTORS TAK Ftnhicoke 1964 Receiving The si y â€"de ISLINGTON & DISTRICT NOTES | From Across the Pond WI Bal th J. Raithby Progress President support KEN RAVEN NOTICF a hriefcase ver table nrated . v Rrenna i and the Ma outdistanced Lord h he He \r assistant was beauti ith â€" flnwers of Our Shortly after, the police arrived and advised that the car was a stolen one and apparently one of â€" several that have been abandoned in the Cloverdale disâ€" triet recently. The message, of course, is you are wise to leave your car lockâ€" ed if it‘s parked outside as a good 90 per cent of the cars are hereabouts. Ken Raven mentioned that during the past year the club continued its assistance to the Hill Top Acres Home for the Aged, support to the Soccer leagues at St. Clair YMCAâ€" about 70 boys take part in this; Christmas presents to tht Caâ€" nadian Mental Health League, assistance to the York Townâ€" ship Association for Retarded Children and help to needy whenever it was required. The Progress Training Centre is how established and the oftâ€" going President reminded every THE GRAND TOUR About as nice a preliminary to bar examinations that we could think of is the monthâ€"long trip George J. Duchart, BA, the year 1964â€"65. He succeeds Kenneth Raven of 28 Blair Athol Crescent, Islington. Before handing the gavel over church for the occasion Charles Peaker. organist ed the program of | music. Given in marriage by hir father, the bride chose white silk organza for her lovely fullâ€" length gown with chapel train. She wore a mantilla of French lace over her head and carried a white prayer book adorned with orangeâ€"ice rosebuds, Her attendants, Dr. Betty Etobicoke‘s Director uf Day Camps, James Woodard and irene Ann Packer, a member of the â€" Etobicoke â€" Hydro â€" office staff were united in marriage recently during a double ring ceremony in Farmer Memorial Baptist Church, York Township. White chrysanthemums and aquaâ€"tinted carnations decorated the church for the occasion and the program of nuptial music was directed by Miss J. Halliâ€" day, organist, with Miss Gwen Eck as soloist. Her Balfour Kay Mc Reverend J. D. Allady offiâ€" ciated and the bride, given in marriage by her father, Cedric Packer of VanStassen Blvd., was beautifuily gowned in full length white silk organza over cordeau satin. Styled with a bouffant skirt| and fitted bodice, the scalloped ! neckline and front panel were| detailed with French lace undi the back of the skirt fell in gracefull folds to a chapel train. l Three tiers of silk tulle illulinn‘ veiling fell to her elbows from a satin flowered headpiece and she caried a cascade of yellow roses. | The maid of honor, Dale Penâ€" fold of York Township, was 36 HUMBERTOWN CENTRE _ â€" PHONE BE 14312 107 YONGE STREET. TORONTO the groom‘s sister, Dr ses and Miss Anne Bal d ing D The retiring President also mentioned that a sewing machine was presented to the Cerebral Palsy Workshop on DuMerin Street, as part of the Canadian Progress Clubs of Toronto supâ€" port of this project. Before relinquishing the symâ€" bo! of office he wished his sucâ€" cessor well and asked that all club members continue to supâ€" port the newly elected Presiâ€" dent and Board of Directors as Ken Raven told the members that six new members were addâ€" ed to the club roster during the past year, and he expressed hope that this effort may be doubled during the next term. member to be on the constant look out for contracts which can be performed by the young retarded. He pointed out that the workshop is capable of doing Gestetper work, sorting, collating, labelling, destuffing and wk:'finx work. Ken Raven also mentioned that the main contract of the workshop to date is an order from go;co Metal Products Limited for 100,000 metal eavestrough ferâ€" rules, and expressed hope that this may be increased to 400,â€" 000 per annum. L1B, is presently taking through Spain, Italy and France. Mr. Duchart is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Duchart, Belveâ€" dere Boulevard. When he reâ€" turns he will resume preparaâ€" tions for his bar examinations at Osgoode Hall. A topical program for a pracâ€" tically tropical evening was the pictorial tour of Nova Scotia served up to the Humber Valâ€" ley _ Kiwanians â€" on â€" Thursday evening. Ross Mavor, a Nova Scotian, was the guide. His menâ€" four, also a sister of the groom, were gowned in full length organza . over _ gold _ taffeta. Matching circlets adorned their hair and they carried bouquets of yellow centred white shasta daisies. The groom was attended by his brother, Dr. Robert Malâ€" colm Balfour as best man, and friends, Dr. David Cole of ‘Toâ€" ronto, and Dr. Joseph Huston of Brantford, gowned in aquamarine organza‘ over corded tafetta and the bridesmaids Pat Vansickle and , Helen Roi of Etobicoke were| gowned in yellow, The flower‘ girl, _ threeâ€"yearâ€"old _ Shelley Milne of Etobicoke, also worel yellow organza. All wore matchâ€" ing veiled headpieces but carâ€" ried contrasting flowers, Aqua tinted chrysanthemums for those Following _ the reception | was ) in yellow and yellow for the maid of honor. The groom was httended by his best man, Gary Easton of Etobicoke; Bert Milne and Bill Dunn of Etobicoke were ushers along with Roy Packer, the bride‘s Hrother, and fiveâ€"yearâ€" old Bobbie Milne ‘of Etobicoke was ring bearer. Following the ceremony. a reâ€" ception was held in the church auditorium . where the bride‘s mother received guests wearing a shell pink embossed begaline twoâ€"piece ensemble with pink accessories and a deep pink cor. sage of roses. She was assisted by the groom‘s mother, Mrs. Clifford Woodward of Armadale Avenue, who wore a pale blue embossed satin sheath with beige accessories, pink and blue corsage of carnations and roses BE 3â€"4538 ode Hall. BY THE SEA e ceremony, a held at Upper Jack Raithby presented Ken Raven with the Past Presidents pin. they have done so well during the past 10 years. lle tion that no part of the province isz more than 35 miles from the sea was a cooling statistie for the sweltering Etobians. Toâ€" night the club‘s president, Bob Dunn, and Cec Bell report on an international Kiwanis convenâ€" tion held recently in Los Anâ€" geles. EMERGING PEOPLE When you hear the phrase "emerging people" your thoughts tend to fly to Africa. But, according to the Rev. Robert Dann, they need go no furcher than the Canadian north where the Eskimo# are making their bid for a measure of inâ€" dependence. Reporting on a recent visit to Frobisher Bay Mr. Dann said his conversations with repreâ€" sentatives from 12 Arctic misâ€" Canada â€" College where _ the bride‘s father is a master. The bride‘s mother received guests wearing a coat of beige lace over a beige sheath with matchâ€" ing accessories and a corsage of orangeâ€"ice rosebuds. She was assisted by the groom‘ss mother wearing a turquoise blue silk beaded sheath with matching acâ€" cessories and pink corsage of roses. For their honeymoon trip to Northern Ontario, the bride changed into a beige sheath and matching accessoriess accented by a green and red silk neckâ€" piece and green â€" cymbidium orchid. The couple will reside in Vancouver. and a matching blue flowered chapeau. For their honeymoon trip through â€" Michigan, the bride changed into a yellow linen travelling suit which she wore with white accessoriess and yelâ€" low corsage of roses. The couple now reside on Burnhamthorpe Road, Etobicoke. Reinforced concrete construcâ€" tion, it costs no more to have the very besf. For a free estimate Call . .. 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Among them are the following to whom 1 ighes for a happy and senl y in our eon'u’;lily‘ Brookes of Longon, is being entertained : m and Mrs. Harold Belcher J 25 Powburn Place. Miss W leaves on August § for ew York City before embarkâ€" ing for home. Exâ€"Kiwanian Dann outlined his impressions of his tour to the Humber Valley Kiwanis club earlier this month. It will be pleasant to welcome back to Etobicoke this fall the C. R. Newton family, formerly residents of Silverhill Drive. The Newtons have been in Newâ€" foundland for three years. Every so often we join forces with the Don Withrows and venture into the field of gourâ€" met cuisine. Our most recent field trip in the interests of exotic eating took us to one of Toronto‘s most highlyâ€"touted French restauâ€" rants and we must agree the food was excellentâ€"but was it French ? Our hors d‘hoevres consisted of a plate of delicatelyâ€"spiced slicss of meat with a distinctly Shopsyâ€"like flavor. Shades of Spadina Avenue, not the Reu de la Paix. Along with the chicken preâ€" pared in the traditional manner of Gaul with wine and mushâ€" rooms came, of all things, a baked potato smothered in sour cream. Delightful but more reminiscent of Idaho than Paris. French pastries for dessert? Don‘t be silly. I concluded my meal in a blaze of: English trifle. All of which, you‘ll have to agree, adds up to cosmopolitan eating. But that little French restaurant is just about as French as I am. With BACK TO ETOBICOKE SUPERIOR DISCOUNT 2 CAMTON T. FM. 63064 2970 LAKESHORE BLVD. CL 98416 Open daily to 5:30 p.m. Set. till 12 neen, Wed, to 8:00 p.m Other evenings by appeintment. YORKDALE â€" 789â€"1879 Men. & Wed. 10:38 «.m. to :00 prm; Tues, Thurs., Fri., 10:30 a.m. )e :00 p.m., Saturday 9:00 a.m. â€" 12:00 Neen 27 $UPERIOR effices in Ontarie Around The Westway LIFES LITTLE INCONSISTENCIES 2nd Mortgages For a FREE brochure on SUPERIOR mortgages, writa phone or visit the SUPERIO® office nearest you. TME REALTY DIVISION OF e Up to 30% of appraised property value & Terms up to 10 years & No hidden charges e« Ne brokerage fees You can prepay all or part at any time, without notice or penalty. Our own family is most exâ€" cited these days with the arrival last Saturday of Mrs. 8. Faulds of Dumfries, Scotland, and Mrs. J. Ritson of Seascale, England, sisters of my grlndmother. It bhas been 56 years since my mndparenu arrived in Canada m "Bonnie Scotland" . and this marks the first visit to this country of any relatives. Have i wonderful visit before you ead back to Robbig Burns‘ country. Miss Pauline . Vincent, exâ€" change student of St. Antoine high school, Lonqueuil, Que., is visiting _ with _ Miss _ Wendy Belcher of Powburn Place for two weeks. Miss Belcher recentâ€" ly returned home from a twoâ€" week stay with the Vincent famâ€" ily. The student exchange is conducted by the Canadian Council of Christians and Jews through high schools across Canada, This summer 800 stuâ€" dents are participating in this program and eight are from this area. This bicultural exâ€" change exposes n&gdenu to the Frenchâ€"English l&nguages as well as giving them an opporâ€" tunity of visiting sights of inâ€" terest as conducted by the counâ€" cil. Wendy is a Kipling collegiate student. The 14th Humber West Scout troop is away this Week for the annual camp â€" at Haliburton Scout reserve. If any of them survive that fresh outdoor air for seven days I‘ll try and get a report on their adventures for next week‘s column. A reminder that services are back at Westway United church for August and will be conâ€" ducted by the Rev. Mr. Thompâ€" son at 10 a.m. each Sunday. A few celebrations in the area over the last month which I have neglected to mention inâ€" clude: Birthday greetings to oneâ€" yearâ€"olds Anthony Prospero of Celestine Drive and our little daughter Julie, and "sweet 16" wishes to Mrs. Phyllis Thompâ€" son of Abner Place. Entertaining a _ group _ of friends on her ninth birthday on July 24 was Kathy O‘Brien, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill O‘Brien, 2 Powburn Place. To the Harry Hamiltons celeâ€" brating a wedding anniversary on July 27 our congratulations and best wishes CH. 4â€"6017