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This week is the final week of the North York Summer Day Camp Programme and another very successful year has been added to the history of this wellâ€" organized activity. Few people in North York realize just what a worderful idea this day camp has been. I remember vividly my own childhood in downtown Toronto where the word camp was out of the question for the average middleâ€"income family. Too poor to afford the private camps and too rich to be put on the Star Fresh Air Fund wist 1 spent many boring summers constantly getting in my mut. er‘s way and trying to fiaq something to do. Today my children attend day camp and aside from having something to du. they meet new friends, learn « activities to keep them busy rain or shine plus a host of sungs that they sing and rememâ€" ber all vear round. Just about The skyline to the north of our area is changing vastiv for there is a great deal of new conâ€" struction under way this sumâ€" mer. In the Janeâ€"Sheppard arâ€" ©a, of course the new plaza is nearing completion. At J ane and Wilson there is the huse department | store behin‘l the supermarket under way on the northâ€"west corner. On the southâ€" west corner is a new garase unâ€" der construction which will re place the exisitiny Texaco staâ€" twn, Then on che northâ€"east corâ€" uer beside the Black Creek Wat ercourse. there is a hige sirue th northi is a huge apartment huilding under way and of course at Keele and Finch the beautiful new detached homes subdivisions . which are luring some of the older residenis from the semiâ€"detacheod areas. It scems there is a definite boom zomg on and 1 feel suddenly surrounded by civilization and development. It is a good feel ing particularly when 1 see new suburbanite mothers looking at the mounds of mud on their children and sighing and 1 creep into imy paved street with its srass lawns and clean drivew ars and sit on the steps oi my home The skyline is not the thing that is changing. Th has changed too. It isn‘t as and sit on the steps oi with only nineteen y sage left on it. p Saily â€" Aom Oakdale Heights course, there is a Aige sirue re sguing up which is the pro ised â€" Senior Citizens â€" Apart ent Project. Movias over t e heeleâ€"Sheppard azea oppo te Downsview Dells «on the irthi is a huge apartmen ery North York street on the ekends has a group of Day impers plaving together and ging the songs they learned sing together at cmap. Tuere a spirit about them I lacked my childhood, a sense ot beâ€" iging to a community and a curity that is character build i. And so to all those who anned _ and â€" organized _ the mp Programme for 1964â€"65, â€" hearty vote of thanks and nsratulations for a job well cKoa‘ (Wickex BarBQ Rermap You won‘t see these prices until Rotary runs their next Rummage Sale. All our Summer stock is going at + price. 4 JOHN ST. Phis is all know and "YOUR CHANCE TO SEE THE BEATLES" 19. 40 ; (t C c0 W Ke Ig, t South of Lawrence 1698 WESTON ROAD 50 Beatle Tickets â€" _ Toronto Performance At Maple Leaf Gardens â€" September 7 11 whop now for Christmas and next Father‘s Day rame and address an PICKIN® CHICKEN loe tickets will be drawr ember 2nd. Re:ults to W top quality merchandise with brand names trust. ENTER W 50% OFF 3re tun lac ipariment and _ of KEN JOHNS NO DEALERS PLEASE! t PEPSI FREE DRAW Men‘s Wear home mort Sept« sky* to Propical Summer and Slacks Swim Wear Sport Shirts for Several of our leaders have sent their information for the coming news letter to be issued on the first of the month. It shows planning for the fallâ€" work of the various organizat as it was. Now that we are in the Maiton runway 1 just rid my self of all my friends who have bad nerves. They can‘t stand the planes that fly by my house and so they den‘t come to visiz any more. 1 don‘t mind the planes but several people have called and complained to me and askâ€" ed if we couldn‘t do anytning about it. 1 wasn‘t sure. Forget: Services are well attended even when there are so many people away on holidays. Some may wonder why the evening service is carried on when many of the other churches have only a morning service. It is very simple. Just ask those who go to the midweek â€" Communion services or those who go to the evening service. They will tell you that they receive strength and support at these services. We need exercise to keep our bodies in trim. We need food to nourish us each day. We need spiritual inspiration to grow in grace and holiness. You get these when you attend church services regularly. ions and a deep acceptanc responsibility _ on _ their Some others have not as yet in their notices for the le It was a fine piece of work to note that the weeds on the banks, at the side of the church have been all cleared off and that efforts are being made to repair the lawn. This improves the property and makes the church inviting. The wardens are to be consratulated on the way in which they are improvâ€" ing the grounds. The laymen of the church are meeting next month for a two day session at the Guild of the all Arts with Rev. Jack Cloush as the leader. This is an opportâ€" unity for spiritual strengthening. Get folders at the church giving full details. If you have not and you representative appointed the job, please see that it this week. St. John‘s Church News put this Suits Straw Hats Sport Coats 00 p D low. Fifty s Exhibiti n Toronto Jac Shirts Beach Sandals Play Shorts WE DELIVER [ 247 â€"2138 WESTON 1¢ B Te KIN W PL vou le m ting that Councillor Johr Booth I lives further west than 1â€"do and | is therefore much closer to the landing strip, I phoned him to pass on the complaints about the noise of the planes. He couldn‘t see why 1 was comâ€" plaining since he is sure one of the planes will land in his bathâ€" room one day. It seems the Booth‘s bathroom is the far west _side of their home and the one room where the sound vesounds | frighteningly and one can get ‘an excellent view of the underâ€" side and landing whee‘s of the Iplunes. So unless you too zet the feeling that someone is abâ€" out to join you in the shower, don‘t complain about the noise. There were 260 golfers compet ing in this event. and second prize went to Bob Ptasnick of Brampton Golf Club, who cardâ€" ed scores of 78. 72 and 72 for a total of 222. Tom Woodall of Weston Golf Club won the 19th annual Kaw artha Lakes Amateur Golf Tour nament recently. with scarss o The team prize was won . by Weston Golf Club, represented by team members Tom Woodall. 72. 75 and 71 to total his low gross of 218 for the three days of play. Ernie Bontley, Gord Ball and Roy Banbridge Weston Golfer Wins Peterborough Tourney Several Weston golfers plaved n. the 36 hole Eastern Ontario com e s» M LUAM HOLOEN ALEG GUNNESS JACK HAWKINS KWA *# . RODCUM Winner of 27 International Awards _7 Academy Awards! MR. AND MRS. SYDNEY T. LANGLEY recently célebrated their 60th Wedding Anniversary. The Mount Dennis couple have three children, six grandâ€"children and one greatâ€"grandâ€"child. BILTMORE THEATRE 1831 Weston Rd. CH 1â€"1821 HELD QOVER 0 D EO N tescint y DAVIO SCAN + Cooled by Refrigeration! Excellent Family Entertainment ME 3â€"3536 Belmar Park Weston Golf | Amateur Golf Tournament. held TEOINCOLR * CNEMASCOPE Local Bride Elect Plans September Wedding Ceremony The young couple will take up residence in the Weston area after their honeymoon. a t Cataraqui, Kingston Saturday. Winner of this tournament was Al Jamicson of Peterborough. and Ernie Bentley of Weston Golf Club won the fourth low gross prize with a score of 152 for the two rounds. Quick action by Weston area sirl r a young boy from Lake Simeoe. Lucic Drive. was vaca Stoney Point wiht h Frank, a Toronto fire brothers. Jackic and B of Bradford, Ontario, ing inner tubes. when spilled them into cigl water while the local nearby. Both bors we and . Jackie. Local Girl Saves Boy From Drowning Miss._ Dempsey â€" stepped | for ward and began to administer mouthâ€"toâ€"mouth . rescuitation. . @ technique she had learaed two years before in a lifeâ€"saving om d FREE MINOR ALTERATIONS 2065 Lawrence Ave. W. da Pong hroth ped to the ~boats. The taken back OUR FIRST SHIPMENT OF NEW FALL LINES remained Dempsey ind began MARGARET TEEN SHOPS Dempst of water, ind sank t & 10 sey. . of 2085 St as vacationing at wiht herâ€" father io fireman. Two ° HAS JUST_ARRIVED We Welcome You To Inspect Them lonâ€"swim im swallowed cently sa drowning ht vearâ€"old stcon Ahe boy‘ revived. was taken to he bot.â€" bospital and released. rl save last _ There are times in the life | of a nation when the use of a | legitimate _ filibustering _ techâ€" | nique might well serve theâ€"best | interests of the country. Someâ€" | times a sober second look into a lmauer of grave public concern ‘is a greater %ourse of wisdom | than to rush into a decision beâ€" | cause of impatience. However, | these instances are few and far ‘ between and their greatest valâ€" ue, to my mind, is to give all Jcitizens time to form a public lopinion that can be brought to the attention of Parliament. Bees Win 17â€"11 In Big Slugfest An explanatory word or two about Filibusters might be in order this week. I was asked a few days ago to give my descripâ€" tion of "filibuster" and my conâ€" clusiqn was that a Filibuster is an organized effort in Parlia ment to delay a decision that would not be favourable to ones particular point of view. The filibuster that took place in the recent interim supply deâ€" bate can not claim the virtue of being carried on in the pubâ€" lic interest. In the first place the legislation that was being filibustered was an â€" ordinary routine piece of business that is usually approved by the House St. Philip‘s Braves edged St. Philip‘s Mets 10â€"7 in a close game featured by the fine deâ€" fensive play of the Braves. The elutch hitting of Captain Fred Castron with three for four and Brian â€" Mariani_ with two for the turned the tide for the Braves. For the losers Don Snow with three for four and Mike Kolton with two for four including a towering home rur were the features. St. Benedict‘s Bees defeated St. John‘s Young People 17â€"11 in a free hitting affair with the League â€" leading Bees in good form. The big sluggers for the Bees were Fred Cupido with three for three and Paul Snell with two for three. For the Young People Dave Dean with three for three and Peter Kemp with three for four were the St. John‘s â€" St. Jude‘s defeatâ€" ed St. Bernard‘s 11â€"1. The boomâ€" ing bats of the Double Jays were in full swing. Trevor Metâ€" calf accounted for five runs including a grand slam homer. Stan Gallagher also had a solo shot. For the Friars H. MacLean got the only hit. St. Philip‘s Angels defeated St. John‘s Young People 11â€"5, with Bob Hawrysio on the mound for the Angels pitching very steady ball. The big hitters for the winners were Bob Asâ€" tolfo wita two home runs and Mamo Caranci who got on base all four trips with three hits and a walk. For the Young Peoâ€" ple Ken Surwick got two hiis in three tries. it‘s Your M.P. Opinion of the edging The b were I The same night at Caledonia in an extra inning game St. Benâ€" edict‘s Bees won their second of the week. this time bareiy edging St. Philip‘s Braves 9â€"8 The big hitters for the Bees were Paul Snell, three for four, and Leonard Snell with three for four. For the Braves, whose defense fell apart, Jack Murphy with two for four and Fred Castron with two for five incluâ€" ding a three â€" run homer. soived the pitching of Larry Lajoie The Braves also pulled off two sparkling. double plays. which kept them in the game LEAGUE STANDING August 7th. St St 8t St St St Ir 81 Supported | by the Ontario leart Foundation, medical scr ence has made dramatic préâ€" wress in saving and prolonsing the livek of thousands of heart victims. But more research is needed to find the answers to heart aitack. stroke, heart fail ure. high blood pressure and other forms of heart discases. ate Ben. Dodgers Philip‘s Angels Philip‘s Braves nsfiguration Bornard‘s Fmars John‘s Y.P.C. Benedict‘s Bees Jonn‘sâ€"St. Jude‘s Philip‘s Mets taught at Emery Colle 249â€"9641 by James E. Walker 12 10 10 10 10 24 20 14 12 in anything from thirty minutes to one day. By no stretch of the imagination can it be said that it is now in the public interest to force the Government to iis knees, by cutting off its monthâ€" ly money needs, and thus force the country into an election. This is like tripping a man ind then innocently asking him why he fell on his face. weeks filibuster was to delay a decision, not on interim supply, but on the Flag issue. This is a perverted and dishonest use of that technique and one that brought editorial scorn on those who were using it. The abusement of Parliazient by the frivolous and devious use of the tactics of filibuster does not speak well for th> motives of those that employed this deâ€" vice. It is general public knowledgc that the real reason for last If there are those in Parliaâ€" ment who feel it is not in the public interest to make a decisâ€" ion on the Flag at this time, then that is the issue they should attempt to postpone a decision on. 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