OFFICIAL PUBLICATION - GUILI)WOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION FEBRUARY 10 VOL, 78 NO, 1

Guildwood residents who commute holding this event annually. Con­ to work downtown by GO train or the gratulations to Social Director, TTC have had their problems this Vivian Harris for a job well done. winter when heavy snowfalls have On April 1, our annual Dinner ASSOCIATION disrupted the service. Both are & Dance will be held at the Guild GLEN WITHERSPOON, CHAIRMAN, basically excellent services, but Inn. This is getting to be a G,V,C,A, '" many of the people operating them popular event, so get your tickets The first Monte Carlo night of leave something to be desired. early as we are limited to 170 the Guildwood Village Community With a couple of exceptions, the people. Arrange your party now for Association was held at the Guild crew at the Guildwood GO station a most enjoyable evening. Our local Inn, January 20th and it was a are about as sour as you could get. real estate man ordered his tickets great success. It will probably And at Union Station, much of the last year for this year's dance. Baseball will return to the become a regular feature of the frustration of GO commuters would village again this year and we will association's yearly operations. be eliminated, when the trains are Our appreciation goes to Social behind schedule, if the GO staff be notifying our future baseball Director Vivian Harris for the ini­ had the interest and initiative stars as to when registration will tiative and effort she put into to pass along information about take place in the next issue of the arranging it. the delays. "News & Views". As of January 20/78 the future Next event on this year,s As for the TTC, passengers of the Guild Inn is not known as it schedule is the annual dinner-dance suffer the same lack of information which will also be held at the as on the GO service, with special has not yet been sold. Members! If you have a com­ Guild Inn. Please look elsewhere frustrations thrown in. For plaint concerning your village in this issue for details, and be example, towards the end of the please tell us and let your Execu­ sure to act promptly about arrang­ rush hour to have two or three tive be your voice. ing tickets to avoid disappoint­ consecutive buses go past headed ment. Last year,s dinner was a for the garage indicates a lack of sell-out, and we expect the demand thought for the feelings of MARTIN O'CONNELL, M,P, for tickets to exceed the supply passengers. And even a genius SCARBOROUGH BLUFFS UPDATE agaj- this year. would be lucky to correctly inter­ As you know, the Federal Please remember that tickets pret some of the signs in the Government is he~ping the Metropo­ will be available only to members Warden subway station explaining litan Toronto & Region Conservation in good standing, meaning those the bus routings. Authority to develop recreational who have paid their $5.00 annual But I believe in looking for and small boat harbours at Bluffers membership fee. the silver lining. They are both Park. As part of this development Membership Directors Elaine good services, and maybe some day a $168,890 contract has now been Cook and Frieda Morgan have been we'll have people running them who awarded to Canadian Dredge & Dock working hard collecting the fees take pride in their jobs and want Co., Ltd., to protect headland which are the mainstay of the to make the system work. No. 5 of Bluffers Park marina with association's finances. And of course they are well supported by EDITORIAL armour stone. This will protect the many volunteer canvassers. the landfilled area from wave Many residents used the addressed The Association had another damage. first on January 20 in the form of envelopes enclosed with the last SHIRLEY TOMLINSON, TRUSTEE issue of The News and Views to a Monte Carlo Night which was held send in their membership fees, and at the Guild Inn. If you missed it, This is the first opportunity we might consider using this con­ it was a night to help you to forget I have had to greet you since 1977. venient way of collecting the fees the "January Blues". Approximately I hope everyone had a good holiday in future to eliminate the canvass­ 60 attended the function which indi­ season and I hope 1978 will be a ing chore. cates sufficient interest to warrant good year for all of us. l ARE YOU AMEMBfR? SPECIAL YOUR COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION IS CANVASSING NOW FOR 1977 - 78 M~MBERSHIP DUES EVENT WHAT DOES VOLJR ASSOCIATION DO FOR you?

1, ORGANIZES & SUPERVISES BASEBALL FOR YOUR CHILDREN, 2, REPRESENTS YOU ON GOVERNMENT MATTERS PERTAINING TO OUR COMMUNITY, ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL 3, ORGANIZES ANNUAL FUN DAY IN THE VILLAGE,A YEARLY EVENT WE CALL DINNER DANCE "GUI LDWOOD DAY", 4, SPONSORS SOCCER TEAMS: FOR EXAMPLE WE PLEDGED $500,QQ TO THIS The Association's annual Dinner PROJECT THIS YEAR, Dance will be held at the Guild Inn

on Saturday, April 1st. 5, WILL REPRESENT YOU IN THE FUTURE ON THE GUILD INN PROPERTY I Cocktails from 6:30 p.m. and 6, ORGANIZES THE ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL DANCE, dinner at 7:30 p.m. 7, AN INSURANCE FOR THE FUTURE PROGRESS AND PROTECTION OF YOUR Dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. COMMUNITY I Tickets are available now at $25.00 per couple. WE NEED YOUR HELP SO THAT WE MAY HELP YOU, Call: Vivien Harris 267-7735 Freida Morgan 266-5490 PLEASE MAKE CHEQUES PAYABLE TO: GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY

Marilyn Harper 261-9905 ASSOCIATION I Tickets are limited and last year I introduced two motions to tunate occurrence since Canadians many people were disappointed, so the Board in December and these are rated at the bottom of the please get your tickets now! will be coming before the Education scale in physical fitness. Committee for consideration in Last spring, the Physical February. Education heads of Scarborough pre­ pared a brief for the Minister of GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION Education outlining their concerns over a trend showing a greater ASSOCIATION At the present time, Physical and Health Education is not a com­ number of students in first year EXECUTIVE: 1977-78 pulsory subject in Ontario Colle­ would not be enrolled in physical giates. In most Scarborough education courses and grade ten Chairman schools, about 85-90% of grade nine students were not continuing the Glen Witherspoon 266-9276 students choose this option. Since option in that year. This is un­ Vice-Chairman possibly 1% of the student body fortunate because our courses now Bruce Robertson 266-8889 would be opting out for legitimate Secretary physical reasons, it would appear Roy Peck 266-2977 the remainder are opting out for less acceptable reasons. An unfor- Treasurer David Turner 261-5883 NEWS & VIEWS Social Director Vivian Harris 267-7735 STAFF Editor & Production MembershiE Directors Ken Hare, Frieda Morgan 266-5490 188 Toynbee Trail. 266-0493 Elaine Cook 267-0246 Advertising GUILD WOOD SEorts Director John & Kathy Godden, Bruce Darnley 261-2282 89 Catalina Drive. 267-9242 piDI Past Chairman Press Room Reg Miller 267-3410 Rose Harford 267-5174 & BURGER'S Members at Large Business Manager 123 GUILDWOOD Parkway Barbara Wagner 267-4515 Risto Puhakka 267-9206 ( at Guildwood Shopping Centre) Donna Robertson 266-8889 Photographer David Ryan 266-7545 Dave Ingham 267-0268 FOR LOCAL DELIVERY Sue Brown 266-7044 Circulation $ 3.00 & OVER Michael Price 266-2515 Dianne Taylor 264-2271 2 Marilyn Harper 261-9905 - Call 264-3436 ?DECORATING PAINT AND WALLCOVERINGS

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stress individual sports as well as LIBRARY RESOURCE CENTRES The motion causes some diffi­ team sports in the belief that one The second motion under con­ culty in that present Board policy can carry on with these sports sideration is one related to Library allows each Principal and his staff throughout life, or as long as one Resource teachers. Although the to determine how the school's enjoys good health. Scarborough Board of Education allotment of teachers should be de­ Since I believe that physical places great emphasis on the impor­ ployed. This must have the approval fitness is ofte'n reflected in tance of developing good reading and of the Area Superintendent. Some superior academic performance, a research skills, many of our school teachers are willing to take fact that has been proven through libraries do not have full time re­ slightly higher class sizes in order pilot projects testing this philo­ source teachers. that all students can benefit from a sophy in France, I felt that greater Outside of sound educational library program. Other schools may emphasis should be placed on physical reasons for having a qualified see the need to apply this teacher fitness by the Ministry by making resource teacher in the library, elsewhere. While I respect this it a mandatory subject in grades there is also a sensible economic approach, I feel that now in the nine and ten, in the belief that reason for it as. well. My research face of economic restraints and with once a student established the habit showed that between December, 1973 teacher hiring at a standstill, we of regular physical activity in and September 1977, the total ex­ must as a Board, identify our these grades, he would be likely to penditures for additions and con­ priorities and take steps to work continue through the rest of his versions was $513,800. or over .5 toward our goals through specific high school years. In May 1977, million dollars. Added to this staffing decisions. the Scarborough Board supported my wGuld be the cost of audio-visual If you have any comments you motion to ask the Ministry to make equipment, books, furnishings, etc. wish to make concerning these two it compulsory in all Ontario Colle­ In the senior schools, and educational policies, or any other giates. It is now apparent that J.K. to Grade 8 schools there is a for that matter, please do not this will not happen in time for the vital role for the trained resource hesitate to call and discuss them 1978-79 school year. teacher, because she must also be with me at 261-1245. However, the Minister has also able to act as program co-ordinator, said that any Board wishing to do so work with classroom teachers and ED FULTON, ALDERMAN could make Physical Education a handle all audio-visual equipment. highly recommended subject or com­ She helps to stimulate an interest In the last edition of the pulsory, although this would not in reading and prepares senior stu­ News and Views, I attempted to receive Ministry backing. dents for high school by developing highlight some of the more impor­ My new motion asks that all good research skills. A good re­ tant recommendations of the Robarts Scarborough Collegiate principals source teacher can also assist in Commission studying the re-organi­ place Physical and Health Education developing enrichment programs in zation of Metropolitan Toronto. One in a "highly recommended" category the school. of the more important recommenda­ for the 1978-79 school year. It While the two senior schools tions was to realign- Scarborough's should be remembered that students in Ward 7, Bliss Carman and Jack western boundary to Warden Avenue. who do not take physical education Miner are fortunate in having The probable results of this pro­ do not receive health education excellent library resource teachers, posal caused a great deal of public courses either. In view of the in­ this is not the case in all of our concern and active interest in crease in social problems i.e. schools. My motion asks that all opposition to the boundary change. alcohol, drugs, V.D., surely this is senior and J.K. to Grade 8 schools Recently, the Provincial Government not a healthy state of affairs. have a full time resource teacher announced, to the relief of many and that we work towards this goal people, that this change will not 4 for t~:- junior schools. take place. However, while this 99 GUILDWOOD PARKWAY GUILDWOOD PLAZA PROPRIETORS: LINDA & GERRY

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As you may be aware the Council important role. of a higher profile than matter was has appealed to the Provincial If you wish further information many of the other recommendations, Cabinet to overturn the decision or· on any of the foregoing or if I can the balance of the report is still the Ontario Municipal Board refus­ be of assistance to you in any under review. Several matters ing constructibn of the Scarborough other matter, please call me at have an effect on you which could Village Community Centre at Markham 438-7275 or 267-6720. are yet to·be decided. Your con­ Road and Eglinton Avenue. This and participation tinued interest facility is generally thought to be MARGARET BIRCH~ M,P,P, in this process would be apprecia­ just an ice rink. Actually what is ted. The recent cabinet shuffle made contemplated is a complete community by Premier Davis did not affect my A number of rumours concerning centre, containing a gymnasium, arts of the Guild Inn Portfolio as Provincial Secretary the disposition and crafts centre, senior citizen have been circulating through the for Social Development. My office facilities, possible squash and community, In an attempt to at Queen's Park is located in the handball courts, a 'little' theatre, situation, I can only north wing of the Legislative clarify the and a physical fitness centre in at the time of writ­ Building, Room 411. comment that addition to one ice surface. I ing: The Inn is for sale and has would appreciate hearing your been listed since last May. No ******** comments on this proposal so that offer of purchase has been accepted I was delighted to learn that I may pass them on to Mrs. Birch, by the owner. At an appropriate the Guildwood Soccer Club, Squirt whom I expect will advise her time, in co-operation with the Team has been awarded a Wintario cabinet colleagues accordingly. Association Executive, a meeting grant of $735,00. These funds will I would like to congratulate will be arranged to discuss the ass 1st with travel costs to attend Mr. Jack Barber of Wythenshawe future of the Guild Inn. a tournament in Trenton, New Wood who was recently appointed for As you may be aware the Council Jersey. May this be a happy and a three year term to the Scarbor­ has appeale~ to the Provincial successful experience for the ough Planning Board. Guildwood is Cabinet to overturn the decision Squirt Team. well represented on the Board as of the Ontario Municipal Board re­ Jack joins long time member Dave fusing c.onstruction Gibson of Toynbee Trail in this

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In October parents of the boys Refreshments have been provided for ICHURCHES provided transportation to downtown some Christmas parties and an in­ GUILDWOOD COMMUNITY PRESBYTERiAN vestiture. Toronto for an interesting and CHURCH informative tour of the Traffic A fashion Show will be held at Control Centre. Guildwood Presbyterian Church on As a congregation, we look back The Packs's Hallowe'en Party February 22, 1978. Tickets will be on 1977 with gratitude for the took place on October 26, with on sale before that date. growth experienced, as evidenced by judging of costumes, bobbing for New members are welcome. Ladies the reception of 35 new members. We apples and refreshments provided by interested in joining Scouting now have 151 communicant members and the Scouting Auxiliary. Auxiliary are invited to join us at 80 adherents. The presence and We held a Christmas Party on Faye Wadsworth's residence on involvement of our new members has December 21. Santa Claus arrived February 7, 1978 at 10 a.m. strengthened our Church Family quite to distribute gifts and Christmas Eva Kent significantly. stockings. Santa also took time 267-7344 It was a pleasure for us to from his busy preparations for Faye Wadsworth share our Christmas Eve Candlelight 264-4430 Christmas Eve to chat with each boy Service with so many friends and and listen to last minute Christmas GUILDWOOD DISTRICT BROWNIES~ visitors from the community. This gift preferences. The ladies of the GUIDES AND RANGERS year for the first time, the bal­ Scouting Auxiliary provided cakes February 25, 1978 marks the cony was used to hold the overflow and refreshments. beginning of our annual cookie crowd of over 400. The Guild Bell On January 18, we had a handi­ campaign. Brownies, Guides and Ringers provided seasonal music led cr;aft night. Bruce Yungblut and 4 Rangers will be canvassing for your by Conductor Bill Siddall. Favour­ ladie~ of the Scouting Auxiliary support. We feel you get good ite carols and hymns were led by the instructed and assisted each boy in value for the money when you buy Senior Choir under the direction of the assembly of a miniature rocking Girl Guide cookies. All cookies chair ingeniously constructed of are made for us by Mr. Christie GO TRAIN SCHEDULE clothes pegs. who makes no profit on the sales GO trains leave Guildwood station "A" pack currently consists of and provides us with all our adver­ on the 25-minute run to Toronto 20 invested cubs with 5 new chums tising material. If one of our Union Station at 12 minutes past the to be invested in the near future. members should happen to miss hour starting at 6:12 a.m. Monday­ With the recent "going-up" to calling on you and you wish to Saturday and 10:12 a.m. on Sunday. scouts of some of our cubs, we can place an order, please call Mrs. Last train is at 12:12 a.m. There now accommodate approximately 5 Ellis at 267-2839, after 5. are extra trains during rush hours more boys. For the many young girls on the Monday-Friday at 6:52 a.m., 7:32 Any boy 8, 9 or 10 years of age Brownie waiting list, we are open­ a.m., 7:52 a.m. 8:32 a.m. 5:32 p.m., wishing to join Scouting as a Wolf ing a new Brownie Pack on February 5:52 p.m. and 6:32 p.m. Cub, please call Pack Scouter George 7. The 497th Pack will meet Tues­ Trains to Guildwood leave Union Blades (Adela) 261-3261. days from 6:30 to 8p.m. at Eliza­ Station at 13 minutes past ·_the hour beth Simcoe Public School. It is starting at 6:13 a.m. Monday­ expected the pack will be filled Saturday and 10:13 a.m. on Sunday. 3RD SCARBOROUGH from waiting lists; however, if you Last train is at 12:13 a.m. There thought you were on a list and have SCOUTING AUXILIARY are extra trains Monday-Friday at not heard from us, please call 6:33 a.m., 6:53 a.m., 7:50 a.m., Instruction in craft work has Mrs. Ellis at 267-2839, The Brown 3:53 p.m., 4:33 p.m., 4:53 p.m. and been provided for cub packs by Owl will be Kathie Ellis and her 5:33 p.m. members of the Scouting Auxiliary. assistant is Doreen Laird. ;KING-~D.. • PICTURE EAST SCARBOROUGH 3242 EGLINTON AVENUE 1 . sERv,cE SALES - 266-112 -

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Organist Joy Gannicott. Special who conducted many Services in 1975 following where your Spirit leads, music by both Junior and Senior when we were without a minister. trusting in the sufficiency of your Choirs rounded out this annual Ser­ Next in the Series is on Feb­ only-begotten Son. We ask it in vice. It was a memorable start to ruary 15th at 7:30 p.m. when a his ;~ame, who looked with hope him­ our Christmas celebrations. member of our congregation will lead self to the fulfilment of your way To those who are new to Guild­ the discussion. Dr. Burdet~e McNeel, and to the time when your will wood Village, as well as those who Chief of Psychiatry at North York might be done in earth as it is in have been residents for some time, General Hospital will speak on heaven. Amen and are yet to establish a Church "Anxiety, Guilt, and Loneliness". by D. Glenn Campbell, The Presby­ Home, we extend a cordial invita­ A timely topic in these troubled terian Record, January 1978, tion to share with us the challenge days. Please feel free to join us of a Christian faith and life. for this special event. COMMUNITY SERVICES Church School Grades 4 to 8 Martin o•connell Mp meet each Sunday at 9:45 a.m. Dur­ Special Services 266-4413 ' ' ' ing our 11 a.m. Worship, there is a Feb. 2, 11 a.m. Reception of New Margaret Birch Mp p Nursery as well as Church School Members 965-6502 ' . ' . for Jr. K. to Grade 3, Our Youth Mar. 5, 11 a.m. Holy Communion Ed Fulton, Alderman Fellowship for High School students Mar. 12, 11 a.m. Infant Baptism 438-7275 meets on Sunday evenings at the Shirley Tomlinson Trustee Westin's, 42 Sonneck Square. A Prayer for 1978 261-1245 ' God of all the years, whose nature Consumers Association 439-1113 Adult Education Series of live and power abides unchanged, On January.17th, we welcomed and whose gifts to us are enough Dr. Goodwill MacDougall, who chose for every time of need and every as his topic, "How to Keep Your period of stress through which we Faith from Falling Flat". This was must go, help us to experience your an exc.ellent opportunity to renew Presence with us on our pilgrimage our friendship with Dr. MacDougall, still. And help us to go on, GUILDWOOD JUNIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL

While the weather has been cold and blustery this past month it has been invigorating. Attendance was very good and the classes settled in to their lessons with a will. The most interesting special event of the month had been the Speech Arts preparation. The Guildwood BARB AHRENS Competition will be Tuesday, January 30 at 1:30. It is evident from the quality of the classroom contests that we will be sending a Top residential estate for Royal Trust Toronto first class team to the district meet to be held at our school on serves February 7, We have a fine record from past years in this meet and GUILDWOOD VILLAGE we will certainly make a valiant effort to again be judged the best. for al I Real Estate Services The major interschool athletic cal I: offices: 293-1992 events ha \e been boys' volley ball. residence: 293-1615 Both Junior and Bantam teams have been competing in their schedules and have won some matches. The ST, URSULA CATHOLIC SCHOOL Bantam team entered the Hunters Glen Invitational Tournament on "Hansel and Gretel", a one half January 27, Although they lost hour musical play by Mr. Tomlin's In second place was Mrs. Zutautas's all games they had a fine time and Grade 5-6 class, was taped by Scar­ Grade 3-4 class with an average of displayed excellent team spirit and borough Cable T.V. in December and 1.17, and in the third place was fine sportsmanship. the show was shown many times dur­ Mrs. Nash's Grade 4-5 class with On January 12 I had the oppor­ ing the Christmas holiday on Scar­ an average of 1.57, The next tunity to attend a workshop at the borough and Wired City Cable T.V. spelling test for the school will Board of Education- Centre on The school will also purchase a take place on Thursday, January 26. "Communications". It begun with a copy of the tape. The Grade 7 & 8 classes enjoyed panel presentation defining the The Parent-School Committee ob­ a beautiful day of cross-country topic from various points of view. tained a film "Hans Brinker and the skiing at Molson's Park in Barrie Silver Skates" for a Christmas on Thursday, January 12. The Grade treat which was shown to the stu­ 5, 6 and 7 students will be going Customer dents on Friday, December 16. One to Earl Bales Park (North York Ski can or package of food was requested Centre) on Wednesday, January 25. Convenience for admission to be given to the The Grade 7 students will be parti­ Good Shepherd Refuge. We feel that cipating in the Black Creek Pioneer Banking Hours an endeavour such as this helps to Village program on Thursday, reinforce Christmas attitudes in February 2. Bank of Montreal ~ the young people. The Grade 8 students have just Guildwood Village Branch The students are holding a returned from a week at Claremont newspaper drive to raise money for Conservation Centre. This trip not Volunteer International Christian only promoted appreciation of the Service, other mission work and environment but also encouraged OPEN school excursions. both cooperation and self reliance. MON.-WED. 10-3 The Parent-School Corrur.~ttee has The program consisted of compass given money to the school to have studies, hardwood bush and forest TH uRs I - FR I I 10-8 Mr. John Morrison bring in cases of studies, winter camping skills, archeological artifacts which are contour mapping of hills, animal on display in the school. He will tracking, orienteering, camp fire JOAN MONTEGANI give his presentation to the stu­ and sing-songs, games, cross­ dents on Friday, January 27. country skiing and snow shoing. PHONE: 2GG-4574 Congratulations to Mr. Tomlin's On Thursday, February 2, the Grade 5-6 class. They had a class Grade 8 and Grade 1 class will be average of 1.13 mistakes per child going skating at the Scarborough of Montreal~ 10 on the last school spelling test. Civic Centre. Bank The First Canadian Bank You have tried the rest now try the best ! VILLAGE BARBER

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Peter Butler, Principal of Scarbor­ to the Community/Schools Liaison finals to be held at John A. Leslie ough Village, presented his con·­ Committee for consideration. Public School, February 7th at cepts of good communication and !SCHOOLS 1:30 p,m, by excellent examples illustrated JACK MINER SENIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL how we often think we are communi­ From the Resource Centre cating (with parents and with Science Fair A few weeks ago, an interesting others) when in fact we are not On January 19, Jack Miner visitor to the Resource Centre was signalling an opportunity for feed­ Senior Public School conducted its Mrs. Mary Beacon Fryer, an author back and thus our listener feels third annual Science Fair to dis­ of children's books whose visit was shut out. play the work of the students in arranged to coincide with the Grade Mrs. Pat Collie outlined the science. Students and teachers 8 history topic on the United Empire difficulties experienced by trus­ were very pleased at the excellent Loyalists. All of our Grade 8 tees in maintaining open communi­ 'turnout' of parents and friends students met with Mrs. Fryer for the cations with teachers and rate­ to view the more than 300 exhibits, purpose of learning about her most payers. Lawrence Goldstein of the which certainly represented hours recently published book, "Escape", Morror talked of the reporter's of diligent work. We are proud to the story of a Loyalist family. attempts to locate and report be presently displaying the winning While the book is historical fic­ events so that all the facts are projects from our school in the tion, the main characters in the fairly reported. His position on Resource Centre. story were Mrs. Fryer's ancestors. integrity of newspaper reporting These colourful imaginative The author, dressed in authentic gave new insight to many. Mrs. entries will be entered in the Loyalist costume, read and discussed Betty Hitchcock of the Denwood Scarborough Science Fair in March. some of the highlights in the book P.T.A. spoke eloquently about the This year's winnders, who will be and supplemented her talk with problems that parents have in deal­ representing Jack Miner, are: slides. A question period followed ing with the trustees and in main­ Katherine MacKenzie; her presentation. taining open and continuing commu­ Michele Slavic; In connection with this same nication with teachers. These Helen Bigall; theme, four of Mrs. Lauder's his­ presentations were followed by a Cathy Twinem; tory classes made models depicting question and rebuttal period which Simon Starbuck; early Canadian Pioneer Life. Many established a tone of frankness for Dan Karvonen; outstanding projects were handed in the workshops which followed: Midori Hamada; and by our students and these are on The workshops were 1) Communi­ Ted Reiter. display in the Resource Centre now. cating with Parents, 2) Communica­ Parents are invited to drop by the ting with non-Parents, and Speech Arts Resource Centre to examine the 3) Communicating with Each Other. projects and take a The Resource Centre has been a trip backwards All were lively exchanges of ideas in time. Why not very lively place these past few come to see the with excellent input by the grist mill, the weeks. Many students used the general store, the leaders. TwQ major results came dolls, the homes and the Centre for assignments and ideas churches out of the day •. First the partici­ of this exciting period in for Speech Arts. Throughout the our pants returned to their schools history? You will be truly school, students are giving their amazed with a new philosop~y and many at the calibre of work on view. speeches to their classmates. The ideas to make better school­ Ski Day -- February 17 winners from each class will meet community understanding, and 2) in the school finals on January 31 Jack Miner School is again each workshop made specific recom­ and February 1st. Our school planning a ski day programme for mendations which will be presented finalists will go on to the semi- those grade 8 students who are in- Whether you are a new neighbour or not we invite you to make this your family church

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terested in this sport. Partici­ February 7: ing January over 70 green garbage pants do not need to have previous - Speech Arts - Semi finals at John bags of excel~ent quality used A. Leslie .. P.S. skiing experience. In fact, for clothing were collected. Ou~ sin­ February 10: some students, we hope that this is cere thanks to the many, many - P.A. Day an opportunity to experience a new people who made this driv~ such a outdoor activit~. March 7: great success. Many Scarborough - Report Cards - distributed youngsters will feel the warmth of Inter-School Competition March 14, 15 your donation in more ways than one. In addition to the house league - Scarborough Science Fair - At this time of writing,.the programme, teams for Volleyball Cedarbrae Collegiate Institute. Grade six boys are finishing up (Junior Volleyball at the House League and Senior girls) and ELIZA8ETH SIMCOE JUNIOR PUBLIC level. Basketball (boys) have been entered SCHOOL They will be swinging into. for inter-school competition. Our Floor Hockey very shortly along Boys' Basketball team is the de­ We were delighted at the res­ With the Grade six girls who al­ fending Scarborough Senior School ponse we had from our community for ready have begun this activity. Champions, so we wish the boys much our FUND RAISING AND USED CLOTHING All of the other grades are also success in keeping this tropy at DRIVE for the Scarborough Home and playing Floor Hockey and this house Jack Miner. Chess Club and Chess School Used Clothing Depot. Your league will continue, probab-ly up Team activities are also underway. response was overwhelming! At the until Winter Break. I am sure At the time of this writing our Christmas Concert last December, that, with the present enthusiasm chess team has already enjoyed its over $135.00 was raised and for­ of the students it could continue first win of the season against warded to the Depot. As well, dur- for an even longer per1od of time. Joseph Brant Senior School. All girls and boys are invited to NEXT ISSUE COPY DEADLINE participate! Each grade has a par­ DATES TO REMEMBER MARCH 22-78 ticular date and time and ~tis the January 31 - February 1: same every week. Please encourage your child to join in! - Speech Arts Contest - Jack Miner DELIVERY DATE 12 APRIL 6--78 We have two teams competing at the Bantam and Junior Levels in Thursday, ~eb~uary 2nd has interview, then just contact the PRINTING been designa_t,~d ~s KEY DAY. The ~ school - 261-4367 - and we will be teachers wish.ing to do so will put pleased to arrange one for you. UNLIMITED ttiiir room key~ in a hat, and th~ For WINTER BREAK, the last key they draw out will be their attendance day will be Thursday, classroom assignment for the day. March 16th. Winter Break will run It should be an interesting and from Friday,· March 17th to Monday, fa varied experience for all! March 27th inclusive and will in­ On Thursday, February 9th, the clude the school holidays of Good Primary division is looking forward Friday (March 24·) and Easter Monday to seeing a presentation by the (March 27), School will re-open on BLACK THEATRE CANADA Company. Tuesday, March 28th at 9:00 a.m. Another fine quality performance is expected. ELIZABETH SIMCOE PARENTS' GROUP Friday, February 10th is a The interest, reported earlier, Professional Activity Day and all in parent-tea~her communication, has 2220 Midland Ave. 87 Adm_inistration Pk. of the teachers will be attending a resulted in the formation of a Scarborough, Ont. number of instruct.ional workshops committee that now meets monthly. ·M1P 3E6 being organized by the. Program Mr. W. Taylor, the Principal, Department of our school board. attends these informal meetings in inter-school Volleyball. Competi­ The excellent calibre of instruction which we discuss various aspects of tions were held among the classes, at these workshops helps give concern or importance to parents and and students were selected on the teachers a fine opportunity to keep teachers. Activities to date in­ basis of their ability and age, up-to-date on available materials clude the Halloween UNICEF collec­ last December. and instructional techniques. tion, prepar~tion of parent volun­ A Bantam team has been entered Wednesday, February 15th teer lists, Fnd establishment of a into the Hunter's Glen Volleyball should "take the cake" -- literally. Safety Chee~ programme. The commit­ Tournament on Friday, January 27th This will be our ANNUAL BAKE SALE tee is also ,involved in the planning and Saturday, January 28th. AND CAKE-MAKING COMPETITION. We for several :courses for parents, and Please remember -- parents are will have entries from teachers and will assist in the Block Parent pro­ welcomed at all school games! students from the Grade five and gramme in the school district. A number of our stude~ts have six classes. Of course it will be Future plans include the possi­ been on Excursions recently. On "tastefully" done and promises, bility of ~ome form os skating rink January 6th tl'l'e Grade 3 's 1Fisited once again, to be "one sweet day". for the 1978/9 season, and some Kensington Market and the student More information prior to this date fund-raising activity in association surveyed the commercial and resi­ will be forthcoming. with this. We are also anxious to dential characteristics of the area. Tuesday, February 21st is a receive your ideas and suggestions. On January 20th, Mr. Geddes special day for our parents. It Please contact any member of the and his Grade 5 class visited Dagmar will be the first meeting of the committee if you want further infor­ Ski Resort for instruction in Alpine ELIZABETH SIMCOE INTERESTED PARENTS mation, have any recommendations for and Cross Country skiing. This was GROUP. We hope to provide a pro­ the committee, or would like to get part of the Physical Education pro­ gram bringing you information about more closely involved. Your current gramme. Mrs. Donely and her Grade two of our support personnel as committee is: W. Burke 261-3600, 5 class are arranging for a similar well as seeking your opinions on an S. Crane 266-7928, F. Duncan 266 experience. aspect of health education for our 266-3377, I. Kennedy 264-4539, J. Tuesday, January 24th was a Grade five and six students. Fur­ Hudson 261-3497, S. Price 266-2515, Professional Activity Day which was ther information prior to this date S. Westin 266-5383, V. Wood 266-9535, arranged in such a way that all of will be coming to you. our teachers were able to visit Wednesday, March 8th will find schools in the west part of Scar­ our SCHOOL PHOTOS being taken dur­ borough to see classrooms in ing the morning. We expect that session and confer with teachers the pictures will be ready shortly about teaching strategies and on after the Winter Break. TELEPHONE ( 416) 264-3211 ways in which programmes were being As well, we expect to have our conducted. During the aft~rnoon, second term REPORT CARDS going home "YOUR COMMUNITY HOLIDAY many of our teachers were working at noon for all our students. on curriculum in our own school. Thursday, March 9th will be &TRAVEL AGENCY" Friday, January 27th in the INTERVIEW DAY FOR PARENTS AND afternoon will see the presentation TEACHERS. This will be a non­ COMPLETE HOLIDAY &TRAVEL SERVICE of our finalists for the classrooms attendance day for our girls and in the Junior division in SPEECH FACING LIVINGSTON ROAD boys. Not every parent will be ARTS. Our best presenters will go called for an interview, but, if 123 GUILDWOOD PARKWAY on to the group semi-finals at you are not called, please be Guildwood Public School on Tuesday, assured that if you would like an February 7th. ------·B Trust your transaction to experience - 53 years N.FOSTER Limited & SONS· Realtors

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Our first general meeting will SUMMER HOCKEY SCHOOL be held on February 21st at 7:30 SPRINGBOARD DIVING P.M. in the Elizabeth Simcoe audi­ The Scarborough Recreation and Parks torium. At this meeting several of Department is now accepting regis­ WANTED: All those interested in the school's auxilliary personnel trations for its Summer Hockey Springboard Diving. will outline their involvement with School Program. the children, and answer any ques­ The program is designed to meet the TAUGHT BY QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS. tions. A number of areas of great needs of boys 8 to 14 years of age LITTLE OR'NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. concern to parents will be covered. through qualified on-ice instruction Willingness to participate is all Please plan to attend. and off-ice activities. that is required.

M.A. Price Classes will operate at the Mid­ TIME: Saturday - 5:30 to 6:30 P.M. Scarborough Community Centre, 2467 SCARBOROUGH HOSTS NORTU February 25th to May 13th. Eglinton Avenue East (between AMERICAN SPEED SKATING PLACE: Wexford Pool Kennedy Road and Midland Avenue.) CHAMPIONSHIPS For more information please contact The registration fee for the program pool manager or phone 755-6023 All Scarborough residents are is $50.rQ for Scarborough residents weekdays after 6:00 p.m. or week­ urged to come out and support the and $60.00 for non-Borough residents. ends between 2:00 - 4:00 P.M. biggest sporting event ever to be Seven one week sessions are being conducted in Scarborough. offered this summer commencing July The 1978 North American Indoor 3rd, 1978. Speed Skating Championships will be held on one of the biggest in­ For further information please con­ door ice surfaces in Canada. The tact Scarborough Recreation and Parks Department office at 438-7411 meet will be conducted at the Scar­ CANADIAN IMPERIAL borough Recreation Complex, Ice or Mid-Scarborough Community Centre BANK OF COMMERCE Galaxy Rink, 1967 Ellesmere Road, at 264-3253, west of Markham Road, on March TIME TRIALS FOR GUILDWOOD PKY. & UYINGSTON IIOAD 31st, April 1st and 2nd, 1978. SCARBOROUGH-INDIANAPOLIS This annual event will feature PEACE GAMES • Canada's National Speed Skating Team against some of the top compe­ On Saturday, January 7th, 1978 titors in the world. Teams from Scarborough Peace Games Swimming COMMERCE KEY Japan and Australia will also be Team held its first time trials. ACCOUNT entered in the meet. Skaters will The time trials were held at be preparing for the 1978 World Laurier Pool -- swimmers came out Indoor Championships to be held in to show their stuff! All the banking Great Britain on April 8th and 9th, For those swimmers between the services you're 1978. ages of 9 and 18 as of August 11th, I ikelv to Come out and support Canada's 1978, who missed this date there need top athletes in competition at the will be other time trials later in for only $2.50 1978 North American Indoor Speed the year. a month Skating Championships. The next trial will be Satur­ For further information contact day, February 18th, 1978 at Laurier the Centennial Recreation Complex: Pool starting at 2:00 p.m. All J. G. De Castro 438-6850 or the Scarborough Recrea­ club and non club swimmers are MANAGER tion and Parks Dept.: 438-7411 welcome to come out and try for this year's team. For more infor­ Tel. 267-8278 14 mation call Don Smith at 438-7411 or 691-6177. OFFICIALS FOR 1978 MINOR SOCCER discussion will include behavior TENNIS INSTRUCTORS patterns, communication skills, The Scarboro~gh Recreation and Parks problem solving, family meetings, The Scarborough Recreation and Parks Department in.conjunction with the encouragement and mutual respect. Department requires Tennis Instruc­ Scarborough Soccer Referees Asso­ Jack Miner School, tors to operate its Summer programs. ciation require officials for the 405 Guildwood Parkway. All applicants must be 17 years of 1978 minor soccer season in Scar­ Beginning: February 1 - April 12 borough. age and over. 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. An indoor training course will be To register please call: 438-7455 Enquiries regarding these paid conducted for all applicants and FRAGILE - HANDLE WITH CARE positions should be directed to wi11 include rules sessions as well Mr. Paul McNabney at 438-7408. In response to the Community's con­ as gym training sessions. RENTALS cern about incidents of child POOL If you are interested in obtaining neglect and abuse, the Scarborough WEXFORD POOL f~rther information regarding these Health Department is presenting the posit~ons please contact any paid film "FRAGILE - HANDLE WITH CAR". SUPERVISED BY SCARBOROUGH RECREATION of the following: Public Health Nurses will lead dis­ AND PARKS LIFEGUARDS Teg Teeney: 751-5266 cussion following the film. REASONABLE RATES Alan Ray: 439-1643 Gord Arnott: 752-3638 PLACE - $18.00 per hour includes the or call the Scarborough Recreation St. Margaret's in the Pines Anglican services of one borough lifeguard, and Parks Department at 438-7411, Church, (Church Hall), 4130 Lawrence accommodates up to 20 people, Avenue East, (north side just west - Additional lifeguards available GOLF INSTRUCTION FOR THE of Morningside Ave.) WINTER AND SPRING at a cost of $3,45 per hour per DATE guard. The Scarborough Recreation and Parks Wednesday, February 8, 1978, Department is taking supplementary TIME IDEAL FOR PRIVATE PARTIES registrations for its Winter and 8:00 P.M. - Birthday Parties Spring Golf Classes at Heron Park SUMMER EMPL0YMENT FOR 1978 - Neighbourhood Get Togethers Community Centre and Ellesmere - Boy Scouts Community Centre. It's not too early to begin looking - Girl Guides Classes are offered on Tuesday for a summer job. The Scarborough - Church Groups evenings at 7:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Recreation and Parks Department is * Use of pool instructlonal equip­ for the winter session and new accepting applications for ment is encouraged 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. summer employment as Softball and For information, please contact for the Spring session. -Each se Baseball umpires. the pool manager at the pool office session is 6 weeks in length Clinics will be offered for any or call 755-6023 weekdays after commencing January 17th, 1978, persons, 17 years of age or older, 6:00 P.M. or weekends 2:00 - 4:00 interested in becoming an umpire. For further information please c P.M. contact the Manager at Heron Park For further information regarding 282-7221 or Ellesmere Community these paid positions kindly call Centre at 759-8476, the Scarborough Recreation and Parks SUMMER PLAYGROUND - DAY CAMP Department at 438-7411. POSITIONS OPEN Don't leave it until the last minute If you are 17 years or older and -- call today! would like to work with children and earn an excellent salary for working in a position you enjoy, why not apply for a Summer Play­ ground or Day Camp position with Thinking of the Scarborough Recreation and Parks Department • . Decorating Applications are available by con­ tacting the Scarborough Recreation R.BAKER&SON and Parks Department at 438-7411. PARENTS interior & exterior ENJOY YOUR CHILDREN ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNGER CHILDREN 267•2701

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WITHERSPOON STEPS DOWN COMING EVENTS GLEN WITHERSPOON, CHAIRMAN We also need people to G.V.C.A. join the staff of the News & October 14, 1978 Views. The 1977-78 Executive of Guildwood Library, Crafts: the Guildwood Village Signs of Fall, Children 6-14 MONTE CARLO NIGHT Conununity Association held its ( limit 2 6 ) , 2 : 0 0 P . M. ) final meeting September 20 to The Executive decided to October 18, 19, 1978 make preliminary plans for the replace the position of Social Parent Tours, Jack Miner next 12 months. Director with a Social Senior Public School, The first event will be a Committee comprising Vivian 1:30 P.M. general meeting at Guildwood Harris, Frieda Morgan, Elaine October 19, 1978 Public School on Thursday, Cook, and Sue Brown. First Meeting, October 19, at 8:00 P.M. The The committee's first job Mothers of Preschoolers Group, main item of business will be is to arrange a Monte Carlo Holy Trinity Church, 9:45 - 11:00 A.M. election of officers for one­ Night for Friday, November 24, Call Peggy Denman: 264-4711 at the Guild Inn. year terms. We hope to be October 19, 1978 Instead of holding a able to submit a full list of G.V.C.A. GENERAL MEETING, general meeting in November to nominations to the meeting, Guildwood Junior Public approve the budget for the and further nominations will School Gyrnn, 8:00 P.M. be accepted before the vote. 1978-79 years, this will be October 28, 1978 We have not selected handled during a brief inter­ Guildwood Library, Crafts: nominees for the positions of lude on Monte Carlo Night. Hallowe'en Fun, Children Vice-Chairman and Membership Judging by the success of 6-14 (limit 26), 2 :00 P.M. Directors and would appreciate the first Monte Carlo Night ,hearing from anyone interested. last January, this budget will November 4, 1978 Vice-Chairman Bruce Robertson probably be scrutinized by Annual Bazaar and Tea, and Membership Directors more members than any other Guildwood Presbyterian Church, Frieda Morgan and Elaine Cook budget in the recent history 1:00 - 3:30 P.M. of the association. wish to continue on the November 4, 1978 Executive but do not feel they A WELL-KEPT SECRET Conference on Constitutional can find the time to handle Proposals, Council Chamber, The latest chapter in the these important positions for Scarborough Civic Centre. story of an unhappy relation­ another year. Their guidance ship with the Guildwood GO November 24, 1978 will, of course, be available staff might be Monte Carlo Night and G.V.C.A. to their successors. entitled "The Best-Kept Budget approval, The Studio, The main job of the Vice­ Secret of the Canadian National Exhibition". Guild Inn, 8:30 P.M. Chairman is to handle arrange­ GO Transit has a special November 25, 1978 ments for Guildwood Day each deal for families June. The Membership travelling Bazaar, to and from the Exhibition Holy Trinity Church, Directors supervise the 12:00 - 3:00 P.M. station under which up to five collection of annual member­ February 17, 1979 members of a family, one or ship fees by the local Annual Dinner and Dance-­ two of them over 18, can make canvassers. It's a good way Valentine's Celebration, the return trip on a single to get to know a lo~ of Guild Inn, Cocktails at people. GUILDWOOD LIBRARY NEWS AND VIEWS EDITORIAL NEW POLIC lES SUMMER READING CLUB: Here's yet another item There have been a lot of I would like to take this to add to your list of Problems with the News and opportunity to congratulate endangered species: active Views. The main one was the children of the community community associations. Yes, getting it to you. We think, who participated in the Guildwood Village is one of however, that we have this library's Summer Reading Club. the very few areas still matter resolved now. Our reading club was the fortunate enough to have such The other problem has to most successful programme in an organization. do with time. Often by the all of the Scarborough And the Guildwood Village time you ger this paper, the Libraries. A total of 1542 Community Association does news and views in it are some­ books were read. This is quite such a lot for this community: what dated. But because the an achievement and once again I it sponsors teams; it puts people who put out the paper congratulate all of you. on Guildwood Day, Monte Carlo do so on a volunteer basis, Night, and the Annual Dance; because many of them have OCTOBER PROGRAMMES FOR it gives financial support to full-time jobs, and because CHILDREN the News and Views ; and it we're short-staffed, it's Sat. October 14/78: serves as a forum for resi­ 2:00 P.M. with a lirnite of very difficult to shorten the dents to raise and discuss 26 children, Craft - Signs of time-lag. Fall. Children ages 6-14 issues. All of these years are welcome to attend. So what I propose is to activities make Guildwood a put greater emphasis on up­ Sat. October 28/78: better place ta live and to 2:00 P.M. with a limit of 26 coming events in future raise children, thereby children. Craft - Hallowe'en issues. Contributors will be Fun. Children ages 6-14 years enhancing the value of the are welcome to attend. asked to inform us as far as community • possible in advance of any But the Association Mrs. N. L. Crisp events they have planned so cannot continue its fine work that we can publish the without the support of an dates, We won't be able to active and dynamic membership notify you of everything and without new people to GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY going on, but we'll do our fill the vacancies on the best. Executive for the corning year. ASSOCIATION If you are a member of For information about the EXECUTIVE: 1977-78 an organization that isn't on positions corning open on the our list of contributors and Executive, please read Glen Chairman you'd like to be advised of Witherspoon's article in this 266-9276 Glen Witherspoon the deadlines for each issue, issue. If you feel you can Vice-Chairman please call me at 266-886 7. make a contribution, call Bruce Robertson 266-8889 Pat Wilmot Gl~n at 266-9267. No Secretary experience is necessary: NEWS AND VIEWS Roy Peck 266-2977 your predecessors have STAFF offered to help newcomers Treasurer learn the ropes. David Turner 261-5883 Editor Or if you would like to Social Director Pat Wilmot, help with the News and Views, 281 Livingston Rd. 266-8867 Vivian Harris 267-7735 please call the Editor at MembershiE Directors Production 266-8867. :Frieda Morgan 266-5490 Ken Hare 266-0493 But even if you can't Elaine Cook 267-0246 devote the time to serve in a Layout specific capacity, please S;eorts Director D~vid Wilmot 266-8867 come to the General Meeting on :Bruce Darnley 261-2282 Advertising October 19, at 8:00 p.rn., in Past Chairman 1 Positions open the gyrnn of Guildwood Junior !Reg Miller 267-3410 I Public School. Here's your Members at Large Press Room chance to tell your Associa­ Risto Puhakka 267-9206 Rose Harford 267-5174 tion what issues you want Donna Robertson 266-8889 discussed, what changes you'd Business Manager David Ryan 266-7545 like to see, how you think Barbara Wagner 267-4515 Sue Brown 266-7044 things should be run. Every­ Michael Price 266-2515 Circulation one is welcome. Marilyn Harper 261-9905 Position open It's YOUR community. 2 Pat Wilmot Galloway Road are to be let in appeal over the summer and Report from the the near future, including the directed that the O.M.B. rehear widening of the bridge and the Borough's application. The Civic Centre installation of sidewalks on rehearing is set for October both sides of the road. 17th. All community While on the subject of associations as well as all sidewalks, the last section to known potential user groups ED FULTON, ALDERMAN be installed on the west side are being contacted to seek of the Parkway, from a point their views and support for At the meeting of Council, halfway up the hill and con­ this proposed recreational Monday September 25th, Mayor tinuing to the Kingston Road complex. A number of people Paul Cosgrove resigned his will be constructed sometime will be appearing before the office. Paul, who served as this fall. O.M.B. in support of the the Alderman of Ward 9 for one The CNR plans to improve Borough's position in this term prior to seeking the the crossing protection at matter. As well, all indivi­ mayorality in 1972, has left Scarborough Golf Club Road by dual petitions and letters the municipal scene in order adding a feature that will will be presented as evidence to seek election to the House eliminate the unnecessary at the hearing. Should you of Conunons as M.P. for the activation of the signals wish to express your view in riding of York Scarbnrough, except by trains actually support or opposition to this in the upcoming by-election passing over the crossing. In project I would solicit your October 16th. the past, trains stopped at written opinions at this [Scarborough's Interim Mayor Guildwood station kept the time. Any correspondence I is Ken Morrish] protection activated. receive will be included with Of a more local nature, I In previous articles I the Borough's submission. want to inform you that the have referred to the Council Please send me your view to last remaining section of the appeal to the Ontario Cabinet, the Scarborough Civic Centre, Kingston Road reconstruction concerning the Ontario Munici­ 150 Borough Drive, MlP 4N7. project, begun in 1972, will pal Board's decision involving Should you wish further soon be underway. The con­ the Scarborough Village information concerning any of tracts for the section east Conununity Centre Complex. The the foregoing, please call me of Guildwood Parkway to cabinet dealt with Scarborough's at 267-6720 or 438-7275.

Glen Witherspoon continued considered to be a drawback. baseball season this year for I guess it would be, for a the Guildwood Baseball League, ticket. In the case of Guild­ family planning to sleep over despite the usual problem of a wood, the family return at the Exhibition. shortage of adult helpers to ticket costs $3.50. The only I have suggested to GO serve as umpires and conveners. problem is that very few authorities that they post About 100 boys and girls passengers seem to know about rates at each station since participated. it and the station attendants travellers cannot count on the They will have a windup a pear reluctant to divulge attendants to give proper banquet on Sunday, October 22. the bargain rate. information. An ad in The News SWAN SONG In all cases I know of, & Views might also be a good This is my final column families using GO Transit from idea. as Chairman of the association Guildwood to the Exhibition As further examples of since I have completed two station have been charged full overcharging, I saw one years in office, which is the rate, which would be $10 for a attendant charge a senior maximum allowable. I will family of five, all of whom citizen full rate although automatically continue on were 12 or older. My wife was the she was entitled to half rate; Executive as Past Chairman. charged $7 for herself and another resident complained of I have enjoyed writing four children, another resi­ boys nine and 11 being charged these reports in The News & dent paid $6 for himself, wife adult rate instead of the half Views, exhorting members to and two children, etc. rate which applies for support the association. I If you were one of the children. think the association is many who have been overcharged GO Transit considers that unique in Metro, and well and can recall who sold you a child becomes an adult at worth keeping strong. When the individual tickets, you age 12, which is a bit early there are no important local should ask why he didn't let to separate the men and women issues to deal with, it you know about the family from the boys and girls. functions as a social organi­ ticket. One explanation I was GUILDWOOD BASEBALL LEAGUE zation, but it is always given was that family tickets available to protect the are good only on the day of Sports Director Bruce conununity's interests when issue, which the attendant Darnley reports a successful needed. 3 DELIVERY SERVICE -- POST OFFICE -- GUILDWOOD PLAZA -- PHONE 257-8248 ® + Guildwood Drug Mart Ontario c 81ue ross TRI - CARE YOUR GUILDWOOD VILLAGE PHARMACY FOR 16 YEARS WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS FOR: THE DRUG BENEFIT PLAN, BLUE CROSS, D.V.A., WELFARE, GREEN SHIELD, WORKMEN'S COMP., CO-OP HEALTH SERVICES, TRI-CARE SERVICES, AND CONFEDERATION LIFE.

this year and I extend a word ' MARTIN O'CONNELL, M,P, PARLIAMENTARY of welcome to all new staff The Martin O'Connell members and a welcome back to REPORTS Rockets have had a great all former staff. As people soccer season. They won their tend to move during the sununer MARGARET BIRCH, M,P,P, league and have gone on to the months, we also have new Free Ontario Metric Road finals. Congratulations to students enrolled in our Maps are available in the Coach Peter Wharton, Assistant schools. A warm welcome to constituency AID office Coach Ken Holmes and to the both the students and their located at 4599 Kingston Road, boys. parents. Suite 208. Also available is ************ I would especially like a wide variety of very informa­ I plan to hold a half-day to note the changes in tive and useful pamphlets and Conference on Constitutional Principals and Vice-Principals booklets published by the Proposals Saturday, November in Guildwood schools. provincial government. Why 4, 1978, in the Council Chamber Mr. Alex Murdoch has not come in and visit our of the Scarborough Civic Centre. taken over the Principal's information centre? We are I will be sending a householder office at Guildwood Jr. out­ open daily Monday through mailing to constituents School. Mr. Murdoch has been Friday,9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M., lining the main proposals. Principal of Knob Hill Junior it to the and 1:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. Please bring School for the past nine years for Monday evenings I am there ·for Conference as a basis and brings with him a world personal visits and appoint­ discussions. My office can of experience, Scottish humour, ments from 7:00 P.M. supply the proposed Bill and and commonsense. Telephone 281-2787. explanatory papers. The new man at the helm at Jack Miner Senior School is Bruce Carson, who hails from George B. Little school. EDUCATION Bruce is vitally interested in the program and students at Jack Miner and has already SHIRLEY TOMLINSON, TRUSTEE taken steps to begin a regular monthly communication with Everything is back in parents through the school full swing again after what I newsletter, the Miner Mirror, hope has been a relaxing and and through an invitation to enjoyable summer for everyone. to participate directly GUILDWOOD Board meetings were held in parents program. It is July and August, but because in the school parents who some­ plUI of schools' being closed and hoped that times criticize the lack of staff holidays, the work load & BURGER'S between school for trustees is somewhat communication and home will play their part 123 GUILDWOOD Parkway reduced. It was good to be in developing a good communi­ ( at Guildwood Shopping Centre) able to enjoy a July holiday with my family. cation situation. FOR LOCAL DELIVERY Two new Vice-Principals NEW FACES IN GUILDWOOD SCHOOLS $ 3.00 & OVER have arrived at Laurier We have had several Collegiate to replace Mr. Jim ----Call 264-3436 changes in Guildwood schools Head, who has become Presiden~ 4 Shirl~y Tomlinson continued ELIZABETH SIMCUE JUNIOR our girls and boys to carry it out. of District #16 {Scarborough PUBLIC SCHOOL several activities are o.s.s.T.F., and Mr. Ron It wasn't easy after all underway at this time. Cross Markwell, who has returned to the super summer sun, but the country running has six teams the elementary division and teachers did it, and so did with ten members each -- a is now Vice-Principal of the girls and boys -- returned boys' and girls' team in each Churchill Heights Jr. School. to school for another full They both made a fine contri­ of the divisions: Mites, year. Bantams and Juniors. Mr. bution to Laurier. The two There are not as many of McEvilla and Mr. Geddes, along new Vice-Principals are John us this year as last, and when with Mrs. MacNeil and Mrs. Lister, formerly of Winston the transfers and admissions McLeod, are encouraging the Churchill C. I. , and Mr. Norm were tallied, we had 35 fewer girls and boys in their Peck, formerly of Woburn C.I. pupils and one less teacher practices. To date, at the A friendly welcome to both. than this time last year. first meet, three of our Fortunately for Laurier Nevertheless, we are planning teams earned first place, students, Mr. Brendan Flynn a full program similar to last one team earned a second place, has stayed on as the third year's, and expect to be able and another team placed third. V. P. , · and these three men , to use the strengths of our The oustanding weather along with Principal Jim teachers and the enthusiasm of for the Cross Country meet, Hamilton, make what I believe is the strongest team in the Borough. CURRICULUM NIGHTS ~~,~~ IHE l--J :c~-ca ~9/ass Sir.· ,. \1'2-~,Q_ * Sl(Js U!fVHILL 0//r ttg.. Prltf ~ No~t,. IS #2,,,.,. x-c ski wax "06·~ ~ Jee *BRATAUE 89¢ each

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the parent help is Elizabeth Simcoe continued interest which parents express If in the school certainly available, and it looks as if held at Elizabeth Simcoe indicates in no small measure it is, a Newsletter should Junior Public School on to their child or children, begin this month. Our target Friday September 22nd, in the the value parents place on the date will be for publication afternoon, helped greatly ~o life and activities of the on the last Friday of each make the day an excellent, school. Perhaps the coffee month; or, if we are awaiting spirited one. Although we did served helped our attendance, news from an important not have as many teams taking and next year, if we also have activity (for example, the part from other schools as we tea, we might increase our Brock-Gordon Cross Country had hoped, we are certain that parent representation even Meet), then we will publish the schools· who were able to more. on the following Monday or participate benefited from the Tuesday. Please wat~ for our opportunity. Of course, one We are hoping to insti­ first issue. ~very child will of the real challenges in the tute a monthly newletter receive one. cro~s country season is coming beginning in September. In up next week at the Brock­ this newsletter, we would like Gordon meet which will be held to be able to give you more at Thomson Park on Saturday, details about the activities 30th. We hope to be in the school. Please let it NlNO@ September entering all six teams and are also be understood that we sure that our girls and boys appreciate very much the will continue to put forth the opportunity we have to con­ VINCENT fine effort already exhibited. tribute a column in the Our "Meet the Teacher" Guildwood News and Views; night was held on Thursday, but, although are articles September 21st, and we were have never been shortened, pleased that seventy-three it is not reasonable to take percent of our children were unlimited space to list LATESTl!l HAIRSTYLES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN .rep resented by one or both of members of teams, for 266-2441 GUILDWOOD VILLAGE PLAZA their parents. The degree of example. 6 ELIZABETH SIMCOE PUBLIC SCHOOL ST, URSULA CATHOLIC SCHOOL Our band, under the direction of Mr. Richard BLOCK PARENTS We extend a sincere wel­ Chodolak is well under way. come to the new members of We hope that you've had The majority of the Grade 5 St. Ursula's School Community. an enjoyable and safe summer, and 6 classes is involved with The present enrolment is 289 and are now settled back into the school band. There are 3 students. There are two new routine -- the children back practice sessions a week within staff members at St. Ursula: at school and fall activities regular school time. Mr. Peter Broderick, Grade 4, underway. It's time to We are looking forward to and Mr. Michael Sheehan, remember that the use of your an exciting year. Block Parent sign is a signi­ Grade 8 class. On Wednesday, September 13, ficant contribution to safety JACK MINER SENIOR PUBLIC a "Meet the Teacher Night" had in the community -- it says SCHOOL to all who pass by your home, been organized for the parent "I care". community. Mr. Paul Glynn, a NEW STAFF MEMBERS Many thanks to our street staff assistant from the This year we extend a captains who faithfully Ontario Elementary Catholic warm welcome to approximately canvassed their streets last Teachers' Association, gave a 180 new students at Jack spring and encouraged people colourful audio-visual Miner Senior School and to two to belong to the programme. presentation on the story of new staff members: We now have over 120 Block Catholic Education, Christian Mr. B. R. Carson - Principal Parent homes in our school life, and the Catholic School Mr. B. Pyett - Core. area. However, there can System. Coffee was served Mr. Carson, father of never be too many Block following the presentation. four children who all attend An School Mass" Parents. So, if you know of "Opening Scarborough schools, comes to officiat­ neighbours who care about with Father McKenna us from G. B. Little Public ing was held for all the people and who have not yet School, where he served as students in the school gym on become Block Parents, give principal for the last seven Friday, September 8. Parents them a gentle nudge and a bit years. Prior to that time, are welcome and encouraged to of encouragement. he was principal at Highland attend the school Masses. The Creek Public School for three HALLOWE'EN Thanksgiving Mass will be held years. Mr. Carson holds Dear Block Parent -- on Friday, October 6 at 11:00 Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Thank you for helping us A.M. A luncheon will be held All through the year. Education, and Master of You know Hallowe'en night for the children following the Education degrees from Is corning up near. Mass. So please watch for us University of Toronto, as well And we won't need to fear. A new library is now under as Bachelor of Physical Keep up the good work construction and should be And we'll give you a cheer. Education from McMaster ready by October. Two classes Brenda Penny University. He has also on the second level have been For information and applica­ obtained a Supervisory made into the library and a tions contact any of the Officer's Certificate from the librarian's work room. following: Ontario Ministry of Education. At present, the boys' Carolyn· Houlden: 266-0402 We are very fortunate and soccer team, under the guid­ Wendy Burke: 261-3600 pleased that Mr. Carson has ance of Mr. Sheehan, and the Susan Price: 266-2515 been appointed principal of Flag Football, under Mr. Jack Miner Senior Public Evangelista, have begun. School, and he is looking forward to working in this community. Mr. Pyett, formerly of Charlottetown Public School, is indeed a welcome addition to our school. Since pupil ~!=1(Gulldwaod Plua) LATEST AND Man' enrolment this fall exceeded M~ERN EQUIPMENT, the projected figure, it was RIGHT ON THE PREMISES! necessary to form a new grade SAME DAY SERVICE I seven class during the third SHIRT SERVICE CLF.ANING week of September. EXPERT TAIL

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assistance that might be benefits for our students, All the banking offered by anyone in our such as: team sweaters, services you're community would be most ribbons, extra physical educa­ likely to need appreciated -- whether in the tion equipment, and subsidizd­ for only $2.50 area of art, crafts, music, tion for excursions and a month sports, in the library graduation expenses. This (typing), or in clerical year our school will be J. G. De Castro services. involved in a fund raising If you are available campaign which will take place MANAGER during the day and would be September 27th - October 19th. Tel. 267-8278 willing to invest some of your Thank you in advance ·for time in the school programme, your co-operation and support please contact the school -- of Jack Miner School. 284-0211. DATES TO REMEMBER GUIDANCE FUND RAISING Fund Raising Drive - September Mr. Soloman, our guidance 27th - October 10th. counsellor, is centrally It has been the custom Thanksgiving Day - October 9th located in Jack Miner Senior of Jack Miner School to en­ Parent Visitation to Jack School, but visits the Junior gage in one fund raising Miner - October 18th, 19th. schools in our area every project during a two year Professional Activity Day - November 2nd. afternoon (Elizabeth Simcoe, period. The funds raised Distribution of Report Cards - Poplar Road, Guildwood, and enable us to provide additional Term I - November 28th. West Hill). Parents wishing to con­ tact Mr. Soloman may do so by calling 284-0212 during the We see things morning. EXCURSIONS your way. Grade eight classes have Barb Ahrens visited Fort York this month as part of the Scarborough Pre-Planned Excursion Pro­ gramme. Excursions involvin~ all students in our school GUILDWOOD HAS RETAINED ITS CHARM AND are upcoming. IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW YOUR COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS COMMUNITY TO PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS, As pupil enrolment. and IF YOU PLAN TO RELOCATE I WOULD staff numbers decline, ENJOY CHATTING WITH YOU, NO community volunteers play an OBLIGATION OF COURSE, important role in maintaining' serves a full complement of activi­ GUILOWOOD VILLAGE ties. Mr. Carson was pleased for all Real Estate Services by the parental response via cal I: offices: 293-1992 our school Newsletter -­ residence: 293-1615 Miner Mirror. However, any 9 Whether you are a new neighbour or not we invite you to make this your family church

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GUILDWOOD COMMUNITY Rudy Boonstra. The C.G.I.T. Saturday Niters, a social PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Group meets Tuesdays under the group, started off the year The recent flurry of "Fbr leadership of Mrs. Elizabeth in lively fashion with a base­ Sale" and "Sold" signs in the Beaton. We are fortunate to ball game, followed by a area indicates that we have a have a Ewart College student barbeque and midnight swim at great many newcomers in our assigned to our congregation. the home of Paul and Marion midst. We welcome you to Mr. Marty Molengraaf, who is Morrish. A theatre night will Guildwood, and hope you will from the Chatham area, will be be their next outing. What­ like living here. If you a leadership resource person ever your interests and needs, haven't yet found a church in our Christian Education you'll find our church a home, you will find a warm program. friendly place to bring your welcome in the area churches, Midweek opportunities family. Information on any of including Guildwood Presby­ include a Bible Study Group the above and other activities terian. We invite those of which is a joint venture with may be obtained from the you who aren't so new, too! our Anglican friends across minister, the Rev. Gordon On Sundays at 11 a.m. you'll the street. This is held at Beaton, who is at the church find the focus of our activi­ Guildwood Presbyterian on most weekday mornings. ties, and indeed our purpose, Tuesdays at 9:45 A.M., led by 261-4037. which is to praise God, give Mrs. Peggy Denman of Holy We are also looking for­ Him joyful thanks for all our Trinity. John's gospel is the ward to Guildwood Fellowship blessings, and receive guid­ current topic, and you are Day, which is being held at ance and encouragement in our invited to attend. Another the Port Darlington Marina daily lives. Sunday School weekly group, "Meeting Place" Hotel on October 14th. Guest for youngsters up to Grade 6 on Wednesdays at 7:30 P.M. Speaker will be the Rev. is at the same hour, and there will provide for discussion Dennis Clarke of St. Andrews, is a Nursery for very young and fellowship. Both the Sarnia. It is hoped that 'the children. Grades 7 and 8 meet Women's Fellowship and the pleasant atmosphere of this Thursdays at 4:00 P.M. There Friendship Group hold monthly informal setting will assist is a High School Youth Group meetings, and are busy pre­ our members as they examine which meets regularly under paring for the Annual Bazaar the alternatives and goals for the leadership of Dr. and Mrs. and Tea on November 4th. The the months ahead. 10 CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY physical; and political and abunaant life is found in economical unrest. growth in the Spirit, through It seems fitting that the These two sets of signs worship and study and prayer Fall season at most churches would seem to indicate that and service. This life may begins with services of while God continues to bless not sound attractive to those Thanksgiving. The giving of us, there is a spiritual on the outside; but don't thanks is an appropriate way sickness in our midst that knock it 'till you've tried to meet God. In our lives in threatens to destroy not it. Canada we have been richly only our joys, but even our The giving of thanks blessed. very existence. requires giving. As in Abundance is a catchword The Church is made up not business, an investment is suited for our existence. A of the perfect, but rather of necessary before a dividend NOnderful summer; a bountiful the imperfect. Its only hope is paid; so in the Church, harvest; and plentiousness in is the promise of Jesus we must give of ourselves all material aspects of life: Christ that, "Where two or before a blessing is received. these are the signs of the more are gathered in my name, But what a blessing that can time. But other signs are I am in the midst of them." be! loneliness; broken homes; And so Christians gather to This Fall the Churches in vandal·ism; pornography; share in the Good News of this area are once again busy senseless violence and death; Jesus Christ and in the ministering to those in and disease, both mental and "abundant life". The around them. Come and let Presbyterian Church continued our ranks and our harmony. We the blessings of Christ be ANNUAL BAZAAR AND TEA know there must be some tenors felt in your life and in your home. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH available in Guildwood, and 1 P, M. to 3 : 30 P. M, would invite you to come P.S. forward now and get involved. Circle your calendar now. Some of the investments Practices are Thursdays at Drop in and see the exciting you make in your Church are 8 p.m. to 9:30, and we can variety of crafts including tax deductable: None of the promise a spirited welcome not Christmas decorations. You'll dividends are taxable. only to a good tenor, but also find useful and inexpensive to others who enjoy good Christmas gifts and a mouth­ (Continued on Page 12) singing and good fellowship. watering array of homemade baking. A new feature this year will be a children's table with articles prices around 50¢ or less. Another BUTTERNUT innovation will be the silent auction of a quilt, a doll, a Customer needlepoint picture, a fancy SCHOOL candle, and some copper Convenience enameling. Follow your Banking Hours STILL HAS OPENINGS shopping spree with a relaxing cup of tea and a bite to eat. Bank of Montreal It will get you in the mood ~ CHILDREN 2 1/2 TO 3 1/2 YEARS: Guildwood Village Branch for Christmas festivities MORNINGS 9:00 TO 11:30 even before the Santa Claus parade~ CHILDREN 3 YEARS 7 MONTHS TO NEW ORGANIST AND CHOIR DIRECTOR OPEN 4 1/2 YEARS: In September, we welcomed MON,-WED, 10-3 AFTERNOONS 1:00 TO 3:30 Mr, George Limeback as our THURS,-FRI, 10-8 Oryanist and Choir Director. Mr. Limeback, a resident of Guildwood Village, has had a JOAN MONTEGANI FOR BROCHURE AND lifelong interest and involve­ FURTHER INFORMATION ment in music. Recently he PHONE: 266-4574 has been a choir member at Kew Beach United Church, where CALL he has composed cantatas Bank of Montreal~ performed by the choir. We The First Canadian Bank 284-9872 are e~pecially anxious to find one or two tenors to round out 11 Young People

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All the Units in Guild­ professional service wood are back in operation. Camp Leader testing and week­ end camps were held late in September. Most Brownie Packs are full, with some having waiting lists, but there are openings DIANNE TAYLOR ROYAL TRUST CORP. in the Guide companies. Any­ 24 Sonneck Square 898 Markham Road one interested in joining Scarborough, Ontario Scarborough, Ontario Brownies, Guides, or Rangers, or in assisting with their 264-2271 438-1020 programmes, please call Lorraine Ellis at 267-2839. She will put you in touch with the leaders. Brownies are for girls 7 to 10 1/2 years of age; Guides, for girls 10 1/2 to 14 1/2 ; and Rangers, Holy Trinity continued GO TRAIN SCHEDULE for 14 to 18 year-olds. SERVICES AT HOLY TRINITY JO trains leave Guildwood station The Brownies, Guides and on the 25-minute run to Toronto Rangers have their calendars Sundays: 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion. Union Station at 12 minutes past the for sale again. They cost 10 :30 A.M. hour starting at 6:12 a.m. Monday­ 75¢ -- the price is right; Holy Communion (1st Saturday and 10:12 a.m. on Sunday. and they make very attractive and 3rd). Morning Prayer (2nd and 4th). Last train is at 12:12 a.m. There stocking stuffers. Wednesday: 7:30 P.M. are extra trains during rush hours H'.'"Jly Communion Monday-Friday at 6:52 a.m., 7:32 (Modern Liturgy) or Evening Prayer. a.m., 7:52 a.m. 8:32 a.m. 5:32 p.m., 5:52 p.m. and 6:32 p.m. SCOUTING EVENTS AT HOLY TRINITY Trains to Guildwood leave Union ROVER CREW Station at 13 minutes past the hour Bible Studies at: Guildwood There has been some Community Presbyterian, starting at 6:13 a.m. Monday­ interest expressed in forming Tuesdays at 9:30 A.M. Saturday and 10:13 a.m. on Sunday. Holy Trinity (in November) a Rover Crew in the Guildwood Wednesdays at 8:00 P.M. Last train is at 12:13 a.m. There area. For those young men, Bazaar Workshops: Wednesday are extra trains Monday-Friday at between the ages of 17 and 23 mornings at 9:30. 6:33 a.m., 6:53 a.m., 7:50 a.m., years who may be interested, Bazaar: Saturday 25 November 3:53 p.m., 4:33 p.m., 4:53 p.m. and from 12:00 til 3:00 P.M. 5:33 p.m. but have not been members Parish Anniversary Supper: previously of the Boy Scouts Saturday 4 November. of Canada, a Rover Crew is a group of interested young men FOR MOTHERS OF PRESCHOOLERS You have tried the rest who enjoy the challenge of the now try the best f Would you be interested out-of-doors and of giving in a discussion group about VILLAGE service in their community, yourselves as, "mothers, plus many other challenges and wives, persons"? If you are, BARBER SHOP who learn to conduct their own come to Holy Trinity Church affairs and programs. on Thursday, October 19, MEN'S HAIH S'l'YLIST Rovers are the senior 9:34 to 11:00 A.M. Baby­ MEN' S LJ\'l'ES'l' COMPLETE HAIH CAHE section of the Boy Scouts pro­ sitting is provided. Cost is CLOSl:O MON!JAY gram, and if you enjoy a $4.00 for 6 weeks. For worthwhile challenge, please (261-0795) further information, call call Bob Wright 266-3736 for Peggy Denman, 264-4711. 119 Guildwood Pkwy further information • . . . . in the plaza. SCARBOROUGH LIFE GUARDS August 18th, there were twenty teams in the Provincial finals One of the groups of at McMaster University in which Scarborough can be most Hamilton. Scarborough was in AUTO HOME LIFE proud is its Life Guards. Division A (11 teams) and It's reassuring for a placed: f. F. BJERRING, C.L.U. parent to know that when he 2nd in First.Aid Bus. 261-3301 or his child goes for a swim, 5th in Emergency Situations Res. 264-399.1 he is involved in one of the 6th in Life-Saving Relay. safest recreational sports, They placed 4th overall. BJ ERRING INSURANCE AGENCIES LTD. 2831 Kingston Rel .. Suite 201, thanks to the Life Guards. Our team consisted of: Scarborough, Ontario, M1M 1N3 Did you know that a Rob Stephenson - Coach qualified Life Guard has taken Dave Dunn - (Provincials) 31 lr>ynbee Trail, at least twelve Red Cross water Jane Carroll - (Provincials) Scarborough, Ontario M1E 1E8 courses? While on duty, he Ralph Hofmann - (Provincials) continually watches for Heather Brown - (Provincials) misbehaviour, signs of Kevin Penny - (Provincials) distress, or health problems Diane Latham (Provincials) teams with six bowlers on on the part of swimmers. The Joel Luet each team. ~ of now, we have Life Guard is prepared to Tom McGee a full league, but would handle any situation that may Good going, team! To welcome anyone who would like arise. the Scarborough Life Guards to bowl as a spare • The time Some of the Life Guards and Aquatic Department, thanks is 7:15 Tuesday nights at have formed a "Guard Team" in for doing a good job. Cedarbrae Plaza. which they practise simulations Cathy Latham If you are interested in of situations that might occur being a spare bowler or.per­ at a pool. This team is GUILDWOOD VILLAGE haps a regular, if an opening competitive, and early in the BOWLING LEAGUE does come up, please contact season there were sixty-four one of the following: teams across Ontario involved Bowling started for the Eleanor Anco 261-7943 in competition. 1978-79 season on September Lorne Brown 261-8763 On the week-end of 25th. We have a total of ten Dennis Fitzgerald. 26~-Ei.S05 '79 Chevrolet · Pick your own from our big crop for savings & get expert service.

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Men's Singles: David Liddle BULOVA ACCUTRON Runner-up: Mard Auld BULOVA CARAVELLE Mixed Doubles: Louise & Bill JANSEN'S Schachow Runners-up : Mai re ad Rowan & ESSO SERVICE Bill Chalmers A Tournament, held in August: A FINE SELECTION OF DIAMONDS. CHAINS, Dirk Jansen 266-3737 WEDDING RINGS, EARRINGS AND CHARMS • EXPERT JEWELLERY AND WATCH REPAIR Ladies Singles: Irene 65 Guildwood Parkway Devonshire Scarborough, Ont Phone 266-5344 Runner-up: Maire ad Rowan Ladies Doubles: Kathy Crichton & Irene Devonshire KIWANIWOOD ing the summer we held two Runners-up: Isabel Haslam & TENNIS CLUB barbeques and four more Mairead Rowan evening Round Robin Tourna­ Men's Singles: Lyndon Majid Although the 1978 tennis ments. Social Conveners Lynda Runner-up: Gerry Haslam season is almost at a close, Nicoll and Judy Barley would this year has been a very like to thank all who Men's Doubles: Gerry Haslam & Roy Shepherd active one at Kiwaniwood. supported these events and remind everyone of our annual Runners-up: Brett Dean & Our social season began on David Crichton Saturday, May 27th, with a dinner dance to be held Mixed Doubles: Kathy Crichton October 20th at the "Embers". very successful Round Robin & Brett Dean Tournament, followed by a Be sure and get your tickets. Runners~up: Irene Devonshire Wine & Cheese Party. We were An enjoyable evening is & David Crichton promised. very pleased to see many new Our S.T.F. Teams competed faces in the gathering. Dur- The club held two tourna-

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against other Scarborough GIRL'S DOUBLES: Andy Pateman & clubs and the results are as Under 12: Corinne Evanoff Eric Degan Dianne Verburgt follows: Thanks to Jim Locke for doing Runners-up: Christine Watt A. Team finished first in the Sharon Anco such a fine job in Junior League and 2nd in the play-offs. Development. Under 14: Jennifer Lane Lis a Roberts B. Team finished 6th out of 6. ADVERTISING DEADLINE Runners-up: Su-ann Weaver Better luck next year! He !en Bi gall NEXT ISSUE Our C. Team finished in 5th Under 16: Vera Bigall NOVEMBER 13 place out of 6. Kelly Barrand COPY DEADLINE Runners-up: Donna Brewster The D. Team completed the Karen Sickinger NEXT ISSUE season in 5th place out of 6 teams. BOY'S SINGLES: NOVEMBER 17 Under 12: John Ostapeic ISSUE DATE Thanks to all partici­ Runner-up: Peter Greenough pants and to Brian Mattingly NEXT ISSUE for co-ordinating this Under 14: Lyndon Majid DECEMBER 1 activity. Runner-up: Mark Degan r .... Our Juniors had a busy Under 16: still to be playec season as well this year. between Mark Auld OPEN & Eric Degan. Here are the results of the FOR tournaments held for them. BOY'S DOUBLES: THANKSGtvlNG Results are not final. GIRL'S SINGLES: DAY Matches will be played in: Under 12: Susan Auld, Ann Bring the whole Merton Boys Under 14: Lyndon Majid & Famllytothe Under 14: Jennifer Lane, Scott Logan Helen Bigall vs. Mark Degan & STONE Under 16: (still undecided at Jamie Massie press time) Under 16: Lyndon Majid & COTTAGE Karen·sickinger Mark Auld Vera Bigall vs. INN TURKEY DINNER $6.95 Children's Dinner Complete Hair Care $2~95 NOON - 10 ~.M. TELEPHONE (416) 264-3211 &Leda Art1Jt011Y Bottqlle ~ FREEG-~10 MEAL d "YOUR COMMUNITY HOLIDAY FOR f'HE HONOUIIEO GUEST &TRAVEL AGENCY" ueaidY 5 p.m. - Midnight SUNDAYS COMPLETE HOLIDAY & TRAVEL SERVICE 79 Livingston Road, Sp.m. -10p.m.

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GENERAL MEETING

TO ELECT 1978-1979 EXECUTIVE

October 19, 1978 8=00 p.m.

AT GUILDWOOD JUNIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL GYMN.

If this is your community ... You should be there 16 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION - GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION NOVEMBER $ VOL. 78 NO, 4 3()

COMING EVENTS

December 9, 1978 ~bts ~brtstmas ... Guildwood Library, Crafts: Making Christmas Tree decorations. Children 6 - 14 (limit 24). 2:00 p.m. Phone 266-4787 to register. Mend a quarrel. Seek out a forgotten friend. December 11, 1978 Dismiss suspicion and replace it with trust. Guildwood Library, Write a love letter. Senior Citizens' Christmas Tea. Phone 266-4787 for time. Share some treasure. Give a soft answer. December 19, 1978 Encourage youth. Manifest your loyalty in word Saint Ursula Catholic School, and deed. Christmas Concert, 7:00 p.m. Keep a promise. Find the time. December 23, 1978 Forego a grudge. Guildwood Library, Forgive an enemy. Christmas films, Children of all ages (limit 60), Listen. 2:00 p.m. Apologize if you were wrong. No registration necessary. Try to understand. Flout envy. December 28, 1978

Examine your demands on others. Guildwood Library, Crafts, Think first of someone else. What to do with old Christmas Cards Appreciate. Children 6 - 14 (limit 24), 2:00 p.m. Be kind: be gentle. Phone 266-4787 to register. Laugh a little. Laugh a little more. December 29, 1978 Deserve confidence. Guildwood Library, Take up arms against malice. Canadian Library Bingo Game, Decry complacency. Children 8 - 14 (limit 24), Express your gratitude. 2: 00 p.m. Phone 266-4787 to register. Go to church. Welcome a stranger. February 17, 1979 Gladden the heart of a child. Annual Dinner and Dance, Take pleasure in the beauty Valentine's Celebration, and wonder of the earth Guild Inn, Cocktails Speak your love. at 6:30 p.m. Speak it again. Speak it still once again. June 9, 1979 Guildwood Day Guildwood Junior Public School and Saint Ursula Catholic School properties. GUILDWOOD LIBRARY NEWS & VIEWS MAY FOLD!

This paper is distributed to than willing _to help newcomers Please see "Coming Events" for over 2000 homes and apartments in learn the ropes. If anyone wants Library activities. Guildwood. All of the people who to help, please phone me at work on it are volunteers, but it 266-8867. Monday, December 11th, 1978 still costs over $600.00 an issue This is our second appeal for Senior Citizens Christmas Tea. to produce, and is currently additional staff, and if no one Anita Scott, the 'Pearly Queen' indebted to the Guildwood Village comes forward by January lst--in will again entertain the Senior Community Association by almost time to help with the next issue Citizens of this community. $1200.00. The News and Views is --then we who work on the News and to conclude J0.nior Choir from Elizabeth Simcoe supposed to be financially self­ Views will be forced there isn't even one person Public Schoo-L sufficient through revenues from that advertising, but fell short of this out there who cares enough to help, Ba,nd from Laurier Collegiate. goal many times during the past If that's the case, your Door Prizes. couple of years. community newspaper will fold. Do Te·a, Coffee, Refreshments. The problem is that we you want that to happen? currently have no advertising Wi_lmot The Staff of the Guildwood Library, Pat department. I have done all the wishes everyone a very Merry advertising for this issue and most Christmas and a very Happy New of it for the previous issue, but Year! I do not have the time to continue shouldering this responsibility. The rest of the staff--Barbara, WHAT $5,00 WILL BUY Jean, David, Ken, and especially FOR YOU Rose--are all dedicated and hard­ working, but without income from First chance at tickets for the Annual Dinner and Dance at the advertising, there can be no paper. Guild Inn GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY Getting the advertising is not Supervised baseball teams for your difficult work. The only require­ children ASSOCIATION ments are a willingness to help and Representation on government EXECUTIVE: 1978-79 matters that affect your an ability to get along with community people. If two or three people A bigger and better Guildwood Day Chairman could share this responsibility, in 1979 Ken Hare: 266-0493 it would take very little of any Supervised soccer teams for your children Guildwood Day Co-Chairmen one person's time. And I am more Monte Carlo Night at the Guild Inn Doug Souilliere 261-4751 David Wilmot 266-8867 t-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----. Christmas decorations on the Guild Inn Gates on Kingston Road Secretary NEWS AND VIEWS The Guildwood News and Views for Roy Peck 266-2977 all members of the community STAFF A vote at General Meetings of the Treasurer Guildwood Village Community Peter Harris 267-7735 Editor Association Pat Wilmot, Social Committee 281 Livingston Rd. 266-8867 Guildwood is one of the few 267-7735 Vivian Harris communities in Metro that has an Marilyn Harper 261-9905 Production Elaine Cook 267-0246 active community association. But Ken Hare 266-0493 Sue Brown 266-7044 the association can't continue to

Membership Directors Layout operate without the financial support that only YOU can give. ·John Harty 261-7791 David Wilmot 266-8867 266-2025 Linda Ross The membership fee is still $5.00 Sports Director Advertising per household -- about the onl1 Positions open cost that hasn't gone up in recent Position Open years -- so please help your Press Room Past Chairman community association to continue 2 66-92 7 6 Rose Harford 267-5174 Glen Wi~herspoon its fine work by buying a member­

Members at Large Business Manager ship from your canvasser when she 266-5490 you. Frieda Morgan Barbara Wagner 267-4515 calls. Thank Donna Robertson 266-8889 Bruce Robertson 266-8889 Angus Ross 266-2025 Cir cul at ion 266-7545 David Ryan Jean Hicks 267-8824 MARTIN O'CONNELL, M,P, REPORTS------~~------­organizations throughout the Although it is difficult to ED FULTON, ALDERMAN province will choose to observe the believe, this w~ll be the last year by taking pome new initiatives First, I would like to issue of 'Guildwood News and Views' in their own communities. Suggest­ congratulate Ken Hare for stepping before the Christmas season is upon ions for projects during IYC are forward and taking on the responsi­ us. This is the time of year to be available in the AID office, bilities as new Chairman of the rejoicing and remembering the good 281-2787. Guildwood Village Community experiences we have had as indivi­ The purpose of the AID office, Association~ It is often a thank­ duals and as a nation. It is also located at 4599 Kingston Road, less job, but it is a necessary the time of year for renewing our Suite 208, is to help you--my one, in order to protect the fee.lings of fellowship, goodwill constitue~ts--to cut through interests of Guildwood residenta. and optimism for the future. Government red tape and get your I.look forward to working with Ken I would like to take this problems solved. If you have any and his new executive. opportunity to extend to the questions about policies of the Glen Witherspoon is immediate residents of Guildwood my very best Provincial Government, or if you Past-Chairman of the Association. wishes for a happy Christmas and have problems tpat come under the It has been a real pleasure to work for health and prosperity in the Province's jurisdiction, please with Glen and his executive over New Year. Continued on Page 4 the past two years. Glen made every effort to be informed on matters of interest to our Community in particular, and the REPAIRS & SERVICE Borough in general. He and his executive are to be congratulated for their sincere and keen efforts STORM WINDOWS on your behalf. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the scores of STORM DOORS people of all ages who assisted me in my re-election as your Alderman. ALSO Also, thanks to the hundreds of people who took the time to go to • SCREENS. the polls and support me for e GLASS SHELVING. another term. If I can be of any assistance • MIRRORS & FRAMES. to you on any matter, please call me either at home - 267-6720 or at • LARGE & SMALL APP LI AN CE S. my office - 438-7275. • LAWN MOVERS-PUSH, ELECTRIC OR MARGARET BIRCH,M,P,P, GAS DRIVEN. The Second Session of the 31st Parliament opened October 23, 1978 • SKATE SHARPENING. in the Legislature at Queen's Park. The public gallery is open daily IF YOU HAVE A QUESTION OR A NEED, GIVE US A CALL OR for visitors. Question period while the House is sitting is every DROP IN AND DISCUSS IT WITH OUR READY TO SERVE Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, at PERSONNEL. 2 p.m., and Friday, at 10 a.m. My address at Queen's Park has been changed to Room 1324, First Floor, Whitney Block--the telephone number is unchanged--965-6502. 1979 was proclaimed Interna­ tional Year of the Child by the Home Uni'ted Nations as a means of focusing attention on all children. Hardware The Premier has asked me to co­ ordinate Ontario's activities, which 117 Guildwood Parkway Scarborough 261-768 8 will g_et underway January 1, 1979. Guildwood Village Shopping Centre The theme for IYC is "Today is for Tomorrow". PICK-UP AND DELIVER We hope that individuals and 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 11.m. DAIL V EXCEPT SUNOAV 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 11.rn. 264-4138

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As it stands now, the by-law GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY The plan is modular in design, regarding Group Homes will allow ASSOCIATION GENERAL MEETING so that if the overall cost were the setting-up of such homes only going to exceed the $2. 6 million On October 19, the Guildwood for the mentally retarded. If an approved budget, one or roore Village Community Association held institution in any of the other segments could be deleted from the its General Meeting to elect the seven categories that were first phase and added when funds 1978-79 Executive. It was a originally designated makes appli­ became available. Mr. Fulton pleasure to welcome several new cation for a Group Home, the emphasized that this proposal is people to the meeting and to have Borough would have to hold still before Council and that the some of them step forward to fill extensive public meetings to complex would require about two positions. Names of the new determine whether to accept or years to construct after it Executive are listed on page two. reject the application. Mr. Fulton receives approval. The position of Sports Director is assured the membership that Mr. Fulton also reassured still open, and anyone interested Scarborough will not be inundated residents of Guildwood that the in serving in this capacity should with Group Homes. Indeed, during traffic on the road leading off call Ken Hare at 266-0493. the past two years, there have been Guildwood Parkway into the new After the business meeting, Ed only two applications for Group townhouses by the gates is being Fulton, our Alderman, brought the Homes of any kind. membership up to date on two carefully monitored to determine Mr. Fulton also showed to the important issues: Group Homes, and if any congestion is being caused. G.V.C.A. a proposed plan for the the Scarborough Village Recreation Scarborough Village Recreation Centre. Centre. The proposed site for this centre is the north-east corner of Customer the Markham Road and Kingston Road Convenience intersection. Included in this facility would be: a theatre for Banking Hours the Scarborough Theatre Guild and other drama groups, a large Bank of Montreal gymnasium, an ice surface 85' by GuUdwood VIiiage Branch 185', squash courts, a competitive fitness area, and a senior citizen's lounge and deck; also included GUILDWOOD would be such necessities as: OPEN kitchen, change-rooms, arena seat­ MON.-WED, 10-3 ing, etc. plUI THURS,-FRI, 10-8 & BURGER'S Margaret Birch continued JOAN MONTEGANI 123 GUILDWOOD Parkway don't hesitate to contact me. I ( at Guildwood Shopping Centre) am available Monday evenings after PHONE: 266-4574 7 p.m. in the AID office for FOR LOCAL DELIVERY informal and private discussions. $ 3.00 & OVER I should like to take this - Call 264-3436 opportunity to wish you all a very Bank of Montreal~ happy Christmas. The First Canadian Bank GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION BUDGET OF REVENUE AND EXPENSES FOR THE YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 3 0, 1979

BUDGET ACTUAL 1979 1978 REVENUE Memberships $ 4 I 10 0 $ 4,297 Bank interest income 180 275 Total revenue 4,880 4,572 EXPENSES "News & Views" Advertising revenue (3,800) (3,347) Printing and other costs 4,160 4,567 Net expense 360 1,220 Guildwood Day Raffle proceeds (1,500) Guildwood Day expenses 3,000 2,934 Net expense 1,500 2,934 Annual dance and Monte Carlo night Ticket sales (2,200) (2,212) Expenses 2,800 2~566 Net expense 600 354 Community projects Piano for Guildwood Villa - 1979 500 Sports activities Wintario grant (1,000) Fees and sponsors (1,200) (920) Baseball equipment & activities 2,300 1,124 Soccer sponsorships 500 500 600 704 Other expenses Insurance 300 256 Reception for canvassers 300 Audit 200 150 Bad debts 100 111 Bank charges 20 18 Sundry 250 551 1,170 1,086 Total expenses 4,730 6,298

EXCESS OF REVENUE (EXPENSES) $ 150 $1,726 last till moming? You may CHURCHES------remember having the . plumbing freeae GUILDWOOD COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN about Christmases past. Childhood when the fire did go· out. But if memories may be triggered by a we decide on a time when oil and CHURCH particular Christmas carol, or the gas replaced coal, we. are into a Christmas Worship Schedule picture of a festive table laden period of war, when so many with a golden brown turkey and all December 3 - 11 a.m. families wei:e. separated at Christ­ Holy Conununion the trinunings. And there are mas and the world longed for •Peace December 10 - 11 a.m. times, perhaps, when the sound of on earth, good will toward men•. Infant Baptism "Silent Night" is a bit too raspy The early 'SO' s might be a good December 10 - 7:30 p.m. in a crowded store, or we find choice, when McDonald's and C.G.I.T. Christmas Vesper Service ourselves in a traffic mess in the Kentucky Fried hadn't become December 17 - 11 a.m. White Gift Sunday first winter stoxm, that we long popular as a .quick substitute for December 24 - 11 a.m. for "the good old days". home cooking. But this was also Christmas Sunday Service But when are "the good old before the advent of. dishwashers December 24 - 7 p.m. days"? Just how far back do we go? Christmas Eve Candlelight and colour T. V. ' s. Perhaps you are Service with special music. Were things ever as cheery and among those· who som~times escape wonderf~l as depicted by a glossy **************** winter's harsh i:ealities for a wee card with a happy family around a our minister, the Rev. Gordon or two of fun in the sun. Think glowing hearth? Would you really Beaton, is at the church weekday about getting there by train or want to return to the days before mornings. If you would like more bus. Or 'not going at all. And so indoor plumbing? Well, maybe not information about our weekday it goes: each age brings its quite so far. How about the days progranunes, please call 261-4037. frustrations along with its when the first job in the morning **************** benefits. was to stoke up the coal furnace Could it be that "the good old "The Good Old Days" and fire up the wood stove in the days" are right now? Surely our As the sounds and sights of kitchen to put on a pot of coffee, cup runneth over with mate.rial Christmas intensify about us, we and the last chore at night was to things. In our longing for some­ bank the fire in hopes of having it tend to have nostalgic moments thing we have lost in the past, it

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js surely the less tangible values for All Saints Day was held in the service at Guildwood Villa at 2:30. we have in mind. It is here that church: good old hymns and Holy Anyone is welcome to attend. On the church picks up the challenge. Communion as the whole family alternate Thursday mornings at We are thankful for the blessings gathered around the Lord's Table. 10:00 a.m. the Rector conducts a that are ours in this community Colour and pageantry were enhanced service of Holy Communion-at the and this country. And the prob­ by the addition of helium-filled Villa. lems and frustrations? There is balloons. Sunday mornings there is a help in meeting these if we let The Remembrance Day Service, service of Holy Communion at Christ be our light and our guide. held on November 12th, was high­ 8:00 a.m. and at 10:30. Holy ·ae is ready to meet and accept us lighted by the act of Remembrance Communion (1st & 3rd Sunday), where we are now, if we will just in which the congregation sang Matins (2nd & 4th). Wednesday ask. Come and worship this "O Valient Hearts" and one of the evenings at 7:30 p.m. there is a Christmas season and seek the Servers played "The Last Post" and midweek worship service. eternal values. You will find a "Reveille". The theme of the There is always something sincere welcome from a group of service, "The Beginning of the end happening at Holy Trinity. Drop in people who, like yourself, are of War Lies in Remembrance", seemed and see us. We would be glad to searching for contentment, fulfil­ most appropriate to the occasion. see you. ment, and meaning in life. Throughout the season of Advent the children will be in church with THANK YOU their parents for the lighting of HOLY TRIN ITV the candles on the Advent Wreath. MR, CLARK The little church back in the Following this brief service they The Guildwood Village Community trees on the south east comer of will carry on in their church Association would like to thank Mr. Livingston and Guildwood Parkway school classes. Spencer Clark for allowing us to put continues to be a hive of activity. Other activities for youth in up his lights and use his The anniversary dinner and the parish during the week include electricity for the Christmas dance, on November 4th, was a Beavers, Brownies, and Ballet. display on the Guild Inn Gates at great success;and on Sunday, On the second Sunday of each Kingston Road. November Sth,a great celebration month several parishoners take a Performance. Feel the difference.

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115 GUILDWOOD PARKWAY 261-6522 THE GIRLS' SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL SCHOOLS------TEAMS will begin in January and we ELIZABETH SIMCOE JUNIOR PUBLIC appointed times. We hope that are expecting to have both a Bantam SCHOOL parents will keep, one of those days and a Junior team. open and join us. Last month we were pleased to Our INTERESTED PARENTS I GROUP IN SCHOOL EXTRA CURRICULAR have two of our parents -- Mrs. here at the school has made signi­ ACTIVITIES are well under way and, Houlden (captain) and Mrs. Woods ficant progress this year. Steps of course, as the weather worsens, come into the school and give a have been taken to have a skating all of these are now taking place very effective presentation of the rink at the school this winter; it indoors. Volleyball is the BLOCK PARENT PROGRAM. We are sure has been several years since we activity being featured. Each that as a result of their visit, have had a rink at Elizabeth week every class has an opportunity the girls and boys in junior Simcoe, so we are pleased that our to play -- either with a beachball kindergarten through to grade three Parents' Group has taken the or, as in ·the case with the older will have a much better understand­ initiative to have this implemented. girls and boys, with a regular ing of the purposes of Block The results from the Group's recent volleyball. Our main objective Parents and what constitutes appro­ Bake Sale were most gratifying, and is to have as many children as priate use of a Block Parent. part of the money has been ear­ possible take part, so we hope that We would like to remind all of marked for whatever skating rink all parents will help their our parents that Elizabeth Simcoe equipment that needs to be purchased. children become involved by Junior Public School is now Some of the equipment used formerly encouraging them to come out on the publishing a MONTHLY NEWSLETTER. has been in storage, so expenses day of the game and take part. This will be given out on THE LAST should be kept to a minimum. The Volleyball will be featured until TEACHING FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH. We Group has also made a contribution the Christmas break. are planning to send this news­ of one hundred dollars toward the OUR BOYS' SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL letter home with the YOUNGEST CHILD cost of purchasing our new school TEAMS have had a very successful IN THE FAMILY, so there will only sweaters and we are most apprecia­ season to date. Both the Bantams be ONE NEWSLETTER PER FAMILY. tive of this help! and Juniors have won all of their Please develop the habit of asking The dates for our CHRISTMAS sets (of games) and under the your child for the newsletter on PROGRAM have been set as Tue~day, coaching of Mr. McEvilla (Bantams) the day that it is to come home. December 19th, and Wednesday, and Mr. Belcher (Juniors) have It will give you the news of the December 20th. Our program is become excellent teams. The school in more detail and contain still in the planning stages, but regular season ends during the week information that we hope will help we are looking forward to having of November 20th and we are looking you interact with your child in as it all come together at the forward to the playoffs. positive a manner as possible.

our staff of Mrs. Eleanor Yeoman, GUILDWOOD JUNIOR PUBLIC ~CHOOL shadowed, either. Their floor whom we missed for a year, but hockey tournament under the leader­ Guildwood Junior School has whose happy nature we certainly ship of Mrs. Rule and Mrs. Derring­ been a very busy place this term. welcome back. ton drew large crowds. The skill Reading 'Riting and 'Rithmetic are Guildwood children have been and determination shown by these alive--very alive--in all classes enthusiastic participants in both teams produced many tie games. In every day. In addition, we are all inter-school and intra-mural the end, the "Ghosts", who had been enjoying the learning experiences sports. Mr. MacKinnon's cross- the bottom team in points, emerged from new courses of study in social coUn try teams were out running 2 as the grand champions. studies and science. or 3 kilometers every morning in We are very pleased with the Our school welcomed three new September and October. We didn't part played by the Grade 6 boys staff members this year. Our retain our trophies from last year and girls who helped as coaches and principal, Mr. alex Murdoch, has but we gained in stamina, determina­ referees in the primary sports. done an excellent job. of carrying tion and resolve. Mr. Smith and The junior division boys have on a fine tradition of leadership Mr. Gibbons are coaching our bantam been involved in a flag football and encouragement of new initia­ boys' volleyball team and Mr. league with on-field teacher­ tives. Mrs. Beth Cruickshank is MacKinnon has a junior boys' team coaches. The team with Mr. Shaw, on staff only part time, but the in competition. our caretaker, is crushing all joyful sounds coming from her music The liveliest spirit of the opposition. classes herald the importance of term has been in our house league. One of the highlights of the her contribution. Mrs. Phyllis Mr. Murdoch's primary boys' soccer term was the great Crest Contest. Coulter is warmly appreciated, not league produced some excellent The Guildwood Interested Parents only by her afternoon kindergarten play. It took several scoreless and Staff Association decided to class, but by all those who benefit play-off games before the "Tough bur new team sweaters for our from· her music programmes. We are Bears" were declared winners. The competitors. Phase I of the all equally happy at the return to primary girls are not to be over- contest was to suggest names for Guildwood School continued theatre presentation of Alice in every second Friday at 9:00 a.m., wonderland. Grade 2 pupils the next being November 24. The, the crest. Phase II was to vote participated in a tour of Scarbor­ purpose of these is to provide a for the favourite, and Phase III ough including an interesting stop forum at which any pupil or group was to design a suitable crest. at Cornell House as part of their can present a skit, poem, musical The name chosen was the GUILDWOOD social studies course. The Grade 1 selection, etc. The response by GATORS. Many designs were entered, pupils visited the Station 9 fire­ pupils has been very good, Anyone and the winner, chosen by a hall. In addition, the Grade 6 is welcome to our auditorium for committee of 3 parents, 3 teachers, class is busy making plans and these events. We extend. a 11>e9ia1 and 3 pupils, was a crest by Edward preparations for what looks to be invitation to neighbours who have Lee of Grade 6. It shows an a busy but adventuresome 4-day no children in our school--come .out alligator surrounded by several weekend class at the Scarborough and visit our assembly: pieces of sporting equipment. We Outdoor Education Facility at are now eagerly awaiting the Kearney. arrival of our new sweaters. We Two special assemblies have ar,3 indebted to the G.I.P.S. been held this fall. The first was COMMUNITY SERVICES Association for the team sweaters a visit by the C.N.R. Police force and for the generation of interest explaining the importance of safety Martin O'Connell, M.P. and creativity among our pupils. as it pertained to the railway 266-4413 Almost all of the Guildwood property. They provided answers to Margaret Birchi M.P.P. pupils have been involved in many questions in addition to the 965-6502 educational activities outside safety information. The second Ed Fulton, Alderman their classrooms. The Grade 6 assembly was by a group of five 438-7275 . I classes were at the McMichael professional actors. The program Shirley Tomlinson, Trustee Gallery in Kleinberg. The Grade was called "Canada in Story and 261-1245 4-5 class attended the Royal Winter Song" and gave the audience an Consumers Association Fair. The Grade 3 and 3/4 classes appreciation of some stirring 439-1113 were at Pioneer Village for studies incidents in our nation' s past. and have also attended an excellent Regular assemblies are held

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October 18 Kensington Market Mrs. zutautas' Grade 3 class, Miss Masci's Grade 7-8 class.

October 20 Ontario Art Gallery ENCORE CENTREX BY (V} PIONEER Mr. Tomlin• s Grade 6 class. BY November 21 Ontario Science Centre, ®PIONEER Mr. Broderick's Grade 4 class, Mr. Evangelista •s Grade 5 class. ~ Flag Football and Soccer were played during September and October and most of the students from Grade 4 to 8 will ~ involved in house Cassette - AM/FM stereo compact league volleyball. The school Stereo Integrated Amplifier SA-650011 system with turntable, cartridge ~ ~­ AM/FM Stereo Tuner TX-650011 way speaker system. volleyball teams have played Stereo Turntable PL-155A several exhibition games. Speaker System CS-400A M.S.L. 6fjJ9 Audio Component Cabinet CB-V71W OR LESS 9 . The staff and students of St. Stereo Cassette Deck CT-F4242 (Optional) $639'5 Ursula School wish you all a Merry ®PIONEER AM/FM STEREO RECBVER Christmas and a Very Happy New Year. ®PIONEER RT-207 OPEN REEL AUTO REVBISE BY· GO TRAIN SCHEDULE Go trains leave Guildwood station on the 25-minute run to Toronto Union Station at 12 minutes past the SX580 hour starting at 6:12 a.m~ Monday­ 20WATTS RMS Saturday and 10:12 a.m. on Sunday, PER CHANNEL $364.95 Last train is at 12:12 a.m. There SX680 are extra trains during rush hours 30WATTS RMS Monday-Friday at 6:52 a.m., 7:32 3 MTR - 4 head direct drive system. PER CHANNEL $439.95 Full logic switching SX780 a.m., 7:52 a.m. 8:32 a.m. 5:32 p.m., 45WATTS RMS 5:52 p.m. and 6:32 p.m. M.S.L. PER CHANNEL $549.95 Trains to Guildwood leave Union OR LESS sxaeo 60WATTS RMS Station at 13 minutes past the hour $1020 •7991s PER CHANNEL $649.95 starting at 6:13 a.m. Monday­ Saturday and 10:13 a.m. on Sunday. SPEEDY AUDIO Last train is at 12:13 a.m. There 3242 EGLINTON AVE. E. are extra trains Mond~y-Friday at E. OF MARKHAM 6:33 a.m., 6:53 a.m., 7,:50 a.m., 3:53 p.m., 4:33 p.m., 4:53 p.m. and 266-n21 5:33 p.m. call... ServiceMASTER 431-2462 FREE ESTIMATES -

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• I!. •" \\ the job of chairperson(s), please COMMUNITY.------phone Ute Hanna at 267-36 86. Ute ELIZABETH SIMCOE JUNIOR PUBLIC Parents Group for their support of has all the necessary information our Christmas project--you'll hear SCHOOL BLOCK PARENTS and will gladly be of assistance. more about this closer to Christmas. Its hard to believe, but The school, local Brownie Packs and Christmas is almost upon us, and it Sunday Schools are also involved in GUILDWOOD DISTRICT is a pleasure to thank you for your this project and I am very grateful BROWNIES, GUIDES AND RANGERS continued support. It's great to to them. It's terrific to partici­ see all those signs again, but I've pate in such a community activity. The Brownie and Guide Units in noticed a few faded ones, too--if Guildwood are in the midst of Carolyn Houlden you feel you need a new one, don't and 266-0402 enrolment ceremonies and badge hesitate to give me a call. We cord presentations. In addition, must keep those signs visible! all Uni ts, including Rangers, are This fall, we participated in a GUILDWOOD JUNIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL busily engaged in Christmas projects Metropolitan Toronto Police survey BLOCK PARENTS for nursing homes and children's to help determine the effectiveness wards of hospitals. of our Block Parent programme. I Ute Hanna has done a fine job The Rangers have booked a camp hope to give you the results of of setting up a Block Parents' for January and the Brownies · are this as soon as they are available. Programme in this area. Unfor­ looking forward to camp in early In October, Kathy Woods and I tunately, however, Ute finds that April. Each season is filled with presented a short programme on she cannot continue as chairperson many activities carried out by Block Parents to each of the grades for th~ Guildwood Junior Public enthusiastic girls. from J-K through grade 3 at the School area. The programme is There will be two positions school. We hope to go back again functioning well: street captains open in September, 1979, for Guide in January to visit the remaining are already organized and most leaders. Our current 1eaders are classes. Many thanks, Kathy, for streets have a full complement of taking on more responsibilities in your help. active Block Parents. other appointments. If you would I would also like to thank Jeff It would be a shame to see like to join in an active, fun­ Siegel of Guildwood Sports and Ute's efforts wasted, so if one or filled group activity, keep the Hobby, Ltd. and the Elizabeth s'imcoe two people feel they could take on Girl Guides in mind and give Mrs.

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Ellis a call at 267-2839. No Our main theme for November is HOLIDAY previous experience is necessary-­ J?hotography and Printing. -This ~}f -~~ we have an enthusiastic training progranme wi~l go towards the Scout ~~ RECIPES~1., department. Photography Badge and give the boys CHOCOLATE ALMONDS , •. We are also actively seeking a an idea of how photography is done Ranger leader. The group is small and how it relates to printing. 1 cup blanched almonds at the moment, but has the potential 6-oz. pkg. milk chocolate chips On November 15th, through the 2 Tbsp. butter for growth with an interested hard work and planning of Dave Heat oven to 325°. Sliver almonds leader. Ages involved are 14 to 18. Franklin, a tour was arranged-to and spread in a single layer on a Please give Mrs. Ellis a call if see a Professional Photographer's shallow pan. Toast in oven about you are interested. Studio. The boys saw how pictures 20 minutes. were taken and developed. From 3RD EAST SCARBOROUGH there they all went to Dave's place Combine chocolate and butter in of business and were shown how top of double boiler over simmer­ (GUILDWOOD) SCOUTS photographs that were taken in the ing water. Heat until melted. Another year of Scouts has studio were made ready for the Stir in toasted almonds. begun in Guildwood. We meet on printers. Donuts and pop finished Remove double boiler from heat Wednesday nights fro'm 7 to 9 p.m. off a very interesting evening. but leave chocolate mixture over at Elizabeth Simcoe School. Special thanks to Peter, the hot water. Drop chocolate mixture The parents of the boys have phtographer, and Dave Franklin for by teaspoonfuls on waxed paper. formed a resource committee this their efforts. Chill until firm. year and a Feally super programme We can always use more resource Makes about 2 dozen. has been set up for the boys. people or helpers, so why not get A Scout handshake and a big involved with the Youth of our SHORTBREAD thank-you go out to Brian Mills, community through Scouting? Bob.Yungblut, John Greenhough, 1 lb. butter Don Anco, 1 cup minus 2 Tbsp. sifted icing Dave Franklin, Ken McFarquhar, and Scoutmaster sugar Fred Hannafor9, who got it all 261-7943 2 Tbsp. light brown sugar together. 4 cups sifted all-purpose flour WITH ALL GOOD WISHES FOR HAPPINESS IN THE NEW YEAR.

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the plaza .••. were to no avail. Then Fights Topless Issue he proceeded on the 19th of December Guildwood to commence this type of operation, SPECIAL REPORT Tavern. Mr. Black. explained that even though he knowingly understood by Pat Wilmot he had gone to great expense to what the reaction would be. advertise in the Guildwood News and On the afternoon of Monday, "Mr. Black, unfortunately for Views and in the Scarborough Mirror, January 8, 1979, a delegation of him, myself and members of the but had received no response from approximately 350 Guildwood cominunity, chose to take his battle. the Guildwood community. He added residents attended a meeting of to the press •.•• He certainly didn't that he felt _that he had been forced Scarborough Council. The purpose see fit to meet with me, or members into hiring topless dancers by non­ of the delegation was to urge of the community, or the Association. support from the community. Council to expedite Metro's passage "We're not suggesting that this Mr. Black then presented to of a by-law to license, restrict form of entertainment be banned; nor containing 262 council a petition let and control adult entertainment are we going to stand back and names, most without addresses or parlours of the kind that exist in Scarborough become the sex capital telephone numbers, of individuals Gerald Black's Guild Manor Tavern. of Metro Toronto or North America-:­ who were in favour of the entertain­ David Wilmot, representing There is a ·place, probably, for 'th.is ment being offered by the Guild Guildwood residents, stated the form of ent~rtainment. But I don't Manor Tavern. this. community's position: think it happens to be in Trimmer When Controller Joyce or Bridlewood "We feel that Mr. Black's top­ neighbourhood plaza, to read the state­ asked Mr. Black plaza, or Malvern, less entertainment harms our sense neighbourhood ment at the top of his petition, it or anywhere else that of community, damages our community or Oakridge, was apparent that Mr. Black could designed solely for the day-to­ pride, and undermines our self­ was not decipher the writing. Under esteem. day convenience of the abutting further que?tioning by Mrs. Trimmer, "That such entertainment is neighbours." disclosed tha~ he Mr. Black aiso unanimously in immoral or not, is not at issue The vote was felt that the Guild Manor Tavern had the Board of Control's here. It is enough to say that this favour of name' under its previous had a 'bad which stated is recognized as a low form of recommendation Mr. Black also informed ownership; substantially that Scarborough entertainment which cheapens its that he had never looked at Council council ''expedite the processing of environment. the previous owners' books before "If a community is to survive, buying into the establishment. GUILDWOOD VILLAGE have some say in what may or it must Alderman Ed Fulton commented on not take place in its midst. COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION may the chain of events leading up to Every community should have a say in Monday's confrontation in Council ANNUAL DANCE what does or does not take place in and stated his position on the GUILD INN its midst." Saturday, February 17, 1979 issue: Gerald Black urged Scarborough Cocktails 6:30 p.m. "On December 15 . . . . I was in Council to con~ider his point of Dinner 7:30 p.m. contact with Mr. Black and felt before any vote was takeri 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. view obligated to tell him what I Dancing the control of establish­ Spot·'i?rizes regardin~ perceived to be the probable Door Prizes * such as the Guild Manor Tickets $15.00 per person ments community reaction .... Mr. Black's Get your tickets early from: reaction to my suggestion that we DEADLINE FOR meet and pursue other areas of Vivien Harris 267-7735 NEXT ISSUE perhaps enhancing his business, Marilyn Harper 261-9905 FEBRUARY 16, 1979 whether it's with the Community Elaine Cook 267-0246 Association and/or the landlords of Frieda Morgan 266-5490 Topless Issue (continued) unanimously passed a motion calling a bill (by Metro) to license, for the Metro solicitors to draft a COMING EVENTS restrict and control adult enter­ by-law that will: tainment". 1) stop servers of food and Then on January 16, 1979, the working beverages from Friday, February 2, 10:30 a.m. matter of topless waitresses and topless Guildwood Library: Guest Speaker dancers came before the Metro 2) designate specific areas in Professor Louis Mignault discuss­ Licensing Committee. David Wilmot Metro in which establish­ ing Bilingual Today, French made a br.ief statement concerning ments may apply for a Tomorrow, by J. V. Andrew. the history of the topless issue in license to offer topless Guildwood and the reasons why Friday, February 2, 1:30 p.m. entertainment. residents here are opposed to having Guildwood Junior Public School: first part of the by-law will such entertainment in their local The Assembly; the public is welcome plaza. Julius Troll, representing probably be drafted quickly and the Bartenders' Union, also spoke presented again to the Licensing Saturday, February 3, 2:00 p.m. out against toplessness as a Committee within a week or two. It Guildwood Library: Children's condition of employment as a may, however, take a month or two Valentine's Day Craft waitress or waitress/dancer. Melvin before the second part of the by-law Ages 6-14 (limit 24) Deutsch, a representative of is drafted, because the solicitors Phone 266-4787 to register. Giustini's Steak Houses (topless will have to meet with representa­ Tuesday, February 6, 8:00 p.m. establishments due to open in Metro tives of all the boroughs to Laurier C.I.: Midwinter's Enter­ in the next few months) spoke determine which areas are appropriate tainment. $1.00 for adults, 50¢ against the controlling of topless­ for topless licensing. for children. The public is ness. Gerald Black was on the The reason for controlling such welcome. agenda to speak before the Committee, establishments through a combination licensing and zoning was explained but Mr. Black was not present. of Friday, February 9, 8:00 p.m. by Controller Ruddell: if only The Licensing Committee Laurier C. I.: International Night. used, places such as zoning were The public is welcome. the Guild Manor Tavern would consti­ tute "lawful non-conforming" uses, Saturday, February 10, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY since they were operating as topless Free Sports Injury Clinic at ASSOCIATION establishments before the zoning Guildwood Chiropractic Centre, EXECUTIVE: 1978-79 came into effect. But if such 81 Livingston Road (Livingston places have to apply for a license Plaza). Chairman to operate as topless establishments, Ken Hare 266-0493 and if their location is outside of Friday, February 16, 9:00 a.m. "topless" zones, they will be forced Guildwood Day Co-Chairmen Guildwood Junior Public School: to discontinue offering nude Doug Souilliere 261-4751 Assembly; the public is welcome. David Wilmot 266-8867 entertainment. February 17, 6:30 p.m. Secretary Saturday, Annual Dinner and Dance: Roy Peck 266-2977 NEWS AND VIEWS Valentine's Celebration, Treasurer STAFF Guild Inn Peter Harris 267-7735 Editor Cocktails at 6:30, dinner at 7:30. Social Committee Pat Wilmot, 21, 6:30 - Vivien Harris 267-7735 281 Livingston Rd. 266-8867 Wednesday, February 8:30 p.m. Marilyn Harper 261-9905 Elaine Cook 267-0246 Production Guildwood Junior Public School; Sue Brown 266-7044 Ken Hare 266-0493 Science Fair. Public is welcome. Membership Directors Layout 27, 7:00 - John Harty 2 61-7791 Tuesday, February David Wilmot 266-8867 9:00 p.m. Linda Ross 266-2025 Advertising Wednesday, February 28, 9:00 a.m. Sports Directors to 12:00 noon, Ann Daly 266-3731 Pierre LeBrun 266-7723 Cathy Latham 2 67-06 46 Jack Miner Senior Public School: Barry Malet Ann Petite 267-5376 Area Science Fair. Past Chairman Press Room 2 66-92 76 Friday, March 2, 1:30 p.m. Glen Witherspoon Rose Harford 267-5174 Guildwood Junior Public School: Members at Large Business Manager Assembly; the public is welcome. Frieda Morgan 266-5490 Barbara Wagner 267-4515 Donna Robertson 266-8889 June 9 Bruce Robertson 266-8889 Circulation Angus Ross 266-202'.i Guildwood Day. David Ryan 266-7545 Jean Hicks 267-8824 2 less adamant in its urging of Metro For that alone, it was worth EDITORIAL to pass legislation controlling this the fight. For that alone, it was It's doubtful that anyone other kind of entertainment in other areas worth allowing Mr. Black a few extra than Gerald Black enjoyed the like our own that don't have the dollars' worth of notoriety. publicity that recently rocked our resources we have to fight this issue. ******** little community. But before we get too carried And if the Executive of the But the issue itself did have a away congratulating ourselves, we Community Association hadn't positive effect on Guildwood: its must pause to ask, "Could all of responded to the many, many people once again showed how this have been avoided?" complaints it received from Guild­ vigorously they can work toward a Obviously, the onus of success wood residents, the Association conunon goal. or failure of a business enterprise would surely have died. There were dissenters, to be rests upon the entrepreneur, not People generally are sure: some people felt that we disenchanted with government.· Many upon his potential customers. If should just have kept our mouths the Guild Manor Tavern was never the consider our federal government to shut and let the Guild Manor Tavern be a joke at best. Many feel that kind of establishment desired by die a natural death. But those this community, it behooved the they have been let down by the people must be made aware of the owner, not the community, to find provincial government -- the ·fact that topless establishments in out what was wrong. provincial government that dumped the City of Toronto have not simply But what about the merchants in the entire topless issue back onto closed down or reverted to their the plaza who do provide appropriate the municipalities. former state once the initial lure But if people think that they services and products? Do we all of toplessness has worn off: they have no voice whatsoever in shaping patronize them as much as we should? have tended, rather, to move into their environment, then there can Because if we don't support them, the showing of porno movies. be no democracy. The only level of they won't be there when we need And what about Guildwood's government in which many people them; or worse, our plaza will responsibility to other communities? still have any faith at all is the start to decline. We have a strong association here, municipal. Scarborough Council Many of our local merchants and a committed, hard-working group responded -- unanimously -- to a offer the kind of friendliness and of residents. If we hadn't taken a community's wishes. Citizens' old-fashioned service that can be stand on this issue, perhaps faith in something, at least, found only in a neighbourhood" store. Scarborough Council would have been remains in tact. They deserve our business. FEBRUARY 1979

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Metro when asking for the right to kindness. the whole program was provided by apply new legislation recently A familiar and much respected Jack Miner's outstanding Library handed over from the Province which and liked member of the Laurier Resource teacher, Mrs. Lorraine should control such entertainment, team is Brendan Flynn, who until Dilling. Mrs. Dilling was presented or at least its location. I am the end of the year served as a with a plaque for her fine leadership sorry to say I did not have the Vice-Principal at Laurier. I am by a representative of the Canadian full support of the Scarborough pleased to say that Mr. Flynn has Multiple Sclerosis Association. Mr. Board of Education for a motion been promoted to the position of Sidney O'Donoghue, Secretary-General asking that we protest on the basis Principal and asked to remain at of the Vienna-based International of location and the effect on Laurier. This has ensured a smooth Federation of Multiple Sclerosis Laurier students and on th.e Guild­ transition and continuity at the Societies, flew from Vienna to join wood residents generally. However, school. Mr. George Peck, a Vice­ in the closing ceremonies of the trustees Noble, David, Duggan, Principal at West Hill Collegiate, month-long project and to speak to Turner, and Fava did support the moved to fill the vacancy left by the students. motion and I was pleased to be Mr. Flynn and he joins Laurier's Principal Bruce Carson and his present to lend what support I other two V.P. 's, John Lister and staff added much to the activities could last Monday. Norm Perk. I'm sure Laurier remains through their singing and dancing LAURIER CHANGES in good hands. performances.

The retirement of Principal Jim Hamilton is a loss to the staff READ-A-THON OUTSTANDING SUCCESS AT and student body at Laurier, as MINER well as to the community generally. Jack Miner Senior School is BARTER BIN Mr. Hamilton ended 41 years in continuing to have a most successful education on December 31st. While year. The recent Read-a-thon for NO MONEY? NEED SOMETHING? his stay at Laurier was short, he Multiple Sclerosis, the second one Do you have an article you no earned the respect of students and held at the school, was a great longer use which you would be parents alike for his academic success, with 100% student partici­ willing to barter for something you leadership, his rapport with young pation. Miner was the first school need? We will advertise for you. people and his sense of humour. I in Canada to embark upon this method Call A. Petite: 267-5376. enjoyed working with him and of raising money for Multiple appreciated his cooperation and Sclerosis and the incentive behind Excellent food and service pleasantly combine with the "Old World" atmosphere of Toronto's Estate Hotel situated on the famous Scarborough Bluffs. Amid the hand-crafted furnishings you will dine in another world. Beverage Lounge offers a large variety of imported and Canadian Ales, Wines and Cocktails. Entertainment nightly, except Sundays. Enjoy the countless art objects to be found in this setting of unusual charm. A phone call making reservation will convince you there IS a difference when dining out.

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We give thanks to God for the an overflowing crowd for our GUILDWOOD COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN Guildwood Community Association for Christmas Eve Candlelight Service, CHURCH its concern and action in regard to which has become a cherished the "low form of entertainment" Where A Warm Welcome Awaits You tradition for many Guildwood being marketed at the local plaza's families. We are especially grate­ restaurant and tavern. When Minister: the Rev. Gordon Beaton ful to Mrs. Jean Hicks, our new situations arise which threaten to Phone: Church 261-4037; Organist and Choir Director, who impair a wholesome community Home 267-1927. demonstrated her skill and existence, the concerned citizen Services: 11 a.m. Sundays versatility in the musical portions must act. You have acted; you have of the Services. We are proud also Church School: succeeded in calling attention to of our two Bell Choirs, who treated Grades K to 6, 11 a.m. Sundays the need to protect both family and us to such delightful and intricate Grades 7 & 8, 4:30 p.m. Thursdays community life. sounds from their 30 handbells. ************ There are several upcoming ************ Contact The Advent and Christmas activities of interest. For the men people for various aspects seasons were exciting ones for us of our congregation, a Breakfast is of our church life are: with a full church and happy scheduled for February 10th, at Senior Choir: Mrs. Jean Hicks atmosphere prevailing. We again had 8:30 a.m., at the Guild Inn. The 267-8824 Saturday Niters, a social group, Junior Choir: Mrs. Helen Peat 266-6109 will have a skating party on HOLY TRINITY (continued) Bell Choir: Mr. Bill Siddall February 17th. Regular activities 267-6048 day they will have their own include: Meeting Place, a discus·sion Church School: Mrs. Nicki Dryburgh exhibition. group held Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. 267-2090 It promises to be a most for one hour; and a Women's Bible Women's Fellowship: Mrs. Bonnie Horton exciting day. Study Group on Tuesday mornings at 264-3517 For those wishing to partrci­ 9:45, in conjunction with our c.G.I.T.: Mrs. Elizabeth Beaton pate please contact: Anglican friends and led by Mrs. P. 267-1927 Cora Westgage - 267-5386 Denman of Holy Trinity. Church Hall Rental: Mrs. Marilyn McLean Lesley Mills - 267-3858 267-5472 - G\'ILLAGE G\'ARIETY - Come to us for your Valentine's Day needs

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Laurier's Theatre Arts and Music ELIZABETH SIMCOE JUNIOR PUBLIC schedule some at other times. Around all of this, we have the classes. Admission $1.00 for SCHOOL adults, 50¢ for children; at practices taking place for our 8:00 p.m. The public is welcome. With the New Year well under Spring production, "Tom Sawyer". way, our extra-curricular program We are looking forward to presenting February 9 -- International Night: is in full swing: Our Bantam Girls' this on the three nights of April an international ethnic variety Volleyball Team has played well for 24, 25 and 26. More information progrannne; at 8:00 p.m. The its first two games, as has our will come along as rehearsals public is welcome. Junior Girls' Volleyball Team. proceed. February 12 Interim reports, The House activities are under This is the time of year when second term. way as well: Floor Hockey will be we put a special emphasis on Speech February 13 -- Activity Day: Mount enjoyed by our students in grades Arts and the girls and boys in our St. Louis ski day, featuring a two to six inclusive, and the grade grades four, five and six have a family bus for parents and younger one pupils will be developing an choice of three formats for their brothers and sisters of Laurier activity program to involve as many presentation. On February 6th, we students. Watch for further of them as are willing to take part. will give the best presenters from information. The House programs are run at noon each of these classes an opportunity to "hold forth" in front of all the February 21 P.A. Day for high hour and parents should check with their own child(ren) as to the day school (in the auditorium). On school. or days on which they play. Most Thursday, February 8th, our school March 9 -- Second Term exams. games will commence at 1:00 p.m., will be hosting the ~emi-final March 18-23 -- Spring Break. although it may be necessary to presentations for the schools in our group, beginning at 1:30 p.m. We hope to begin Chess Club in the next week or so. This will be for grades four, five and six, although pupils from grades two and three who are familiar with the basic moves of the game will be cnss e11111ay encouraged to attend. We hope that more of our parents will want to take an interest SKI in our Parents' Group and the following is a message from our Chairperson: The executive conmittee of the Parents' Group meets •••1t1l1 '~!:i::::::., informally on the second TUesday of each month at 8:00 p.m. in the REASONABLE RATES: school library. Interested parents in the oommunity are invited to GU ILDWOOD SPORTS & HOBBY LTD. attend. The committee organized a very Guildwood Village Plaza 261-6S22 successful bake sale, assisted in forming and funding a skating rink committee, and provided parent volunteers. The volunteers have 10 handled UNICEF box distribution, and have helped at the school Book Fair and with the preparation of the new monthly newsletter. A general meeting, with a speaker of interest to the canmunity and the election of new Barb Ahrens committee members, is in the plans for spring. For further information ROYAL TRUST CORPORATION OF CANADA or suggestions please contact (Mrs.) TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT Joan Hudson - 261-3497 or (Mrs.) Kathy Woods 266-9439. BARB AHRENS HASJ FOR THE FOURTH CONSECUTIVE YEAR) ACHIEVED THE ELIZABETH SIMCOE 1ST BASE DISTINCTION OF BEING OUR TOP REAL DAY CARE ESTATE AGENT FOR METROPOLITAN

YMCA 1st Base Day-Care for TORONTO, school-age children (6 - 12 yrs.) is serves offered in Elizabeth Simcoe Junior ROYAL TRUST JOINS WITH BARB IN GUILDWOOD VILLAGE Public School, 166 Sylvan Ave. This THANKING THE RESIDENTS OF for all Real Estate Services is available on a fee - for - service GUILDWOOD FOR MAKING THIS basis 8 - 9 a.m., 12 - 1:30 , and call: offices: 293-1992 I residence: 293-1615 3:30 - 6 p.m. on school days, and POSS IBLE from 8 - 6 on days when school is closed but parents are working. We supply the milk at lunch time, a ELIZABETH SIMCOE JUNIOR PUBLIC when the sign is up. Now that the wholesome snack after school, and SCHOOL BLOCK PARENTS holiday rush is past, please make games and creative activities which every effort to use your sign I would like are supervised in a supportive to thank Sue Price properly.Carolyn Houlden 266-0402 context. for serving on our committee for the past year. Her assistance has been On outings and during full day GUILDWOOD JUNIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL greatly programs, a ratio of 1 Adult to 10 appreciated. She is being replaced by Kathy Woods. Our Bantam Children or less is maintained. If boys volleyball team It was noticed during the delivery played you would like either to obtain well and improved with every of the Christmas corsages that a game. further information, or to assist They played their best number of our Block Parents were volleyball the Director, Alison Wilson, as game in the playoffs when displaying signs although no-one back-up staff, contact the YMCA they lost a very close, extra play, appeared to be at home. It is decision to Whitehaven office at 267-8283. It is important Junior School. important to put your sign in the Our Junior boys volleyball that you enjoy being with children team also window as frequently as possible; played well but their opponents and some knowledge of games and however, it is even more important played better so it was a short crafts is desirable. to be available to answer the door season for Mr. MacKinnon and his Guildwood Village Plaza announces its appointment as Factory Outlet for RIVERSIDE CHEESE OF TRENTON ANY CHEES,E PURCHASE 10 A.M. 8 P .M. Mon. & Tues. 10 A.M. 9 P.M. Wed., Thurs., Fri. WITH THIS AD 9 A.M. 6 P.M. Sat. (EXPIRES FEBRUARY 1 P.M. 6 P.M. Sun. 17 1979)

II team. Now our girls' team is holding skating, skiing and tobogganing, daily practices for their season, but lack of snow caused a change in which will be underway soon. plans. The boys and girls from At the house league level, all Grade 3 up went skating at the Town boys and girls from Grade 4 up Centre and had an enjoyable time, wishing to participate took part in each class spending about two hours the house league volleyball schedule. skating. Mrs. Savage's team was the winner of Mr. MacKinnon is making plans both the regular schedule and the for the second annual Guildwood SWAIS 1 FINA playoffs. Child-Parent Birdhouse Building 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Daily Carol singing has always been Festival, in which both child and Except popular at Guildwood and Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. this year adult must have a part. It is was no exception. Special guests designed 264-4138 as a Winter Break project read stories or poetry related to but plans and rules will be SPONSORING GUILDWOOD SOCCER CLUB the Christmas theme. Mrs. Ricketts, available February 1st for those G.I.P.S. president; Mrs. s. who are interested. The activity Tomlinson, school trustee; Mr. W. will culminate with a display of Logan, Mr. G. Barrett and Mr. F. the creations March 27 to 30. Reid, former principals of Guild­ Speech Arts are now commencing wood·school; and Mrs. D. Cooper, at the classroom level and will NINO©' librarian at Guildwood Public advance to school competition about LibrarY, all participated. We were January 26th in Grades 4, 5 and 6. particularly pleased to have Mr. Winners will go on to zone competi­ VINCENT Spencer Clark of the Guild Inn at tion on February 5. one of our sessions. He delighted We again extend a welcome to all the children, parents and teachers members of our community to attend with the history of Guildwood our pupil-presented assemblies. The Village. Ten ladies from the Guild­ average length is about 40 minutes. [!] wood Villa were honoured guests at Future dates are: two assemblies. LATEST HA&RSTYLES FOR LADIES February 2, 1:30 p.m. Twelve members of the Junior AND GENTLEMEN February 16, 9:00 a.m. 266-2441 Choir, accompanied by Mrs. P. GUILDWOOD VILLAGE PLAZA March 2, 1:30 p.m. Coulter, sang at Casa Loma for March 16, 9:00 a.m. Scarborough Cable T.V. 's Christmas March 30 1:30 p.m. party. ~MIIO,IIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIII We enjoy having members of the EPAGE Again this yea~ Mrs. Rule and community assist us with various 1111111111111111111111111 (ON TAR I 0) L TO RE ALTO R Mrs. Derrington took their grade 1 aspects of the school programme. If and 2 classes down to Simpson's .. to there are those who can offer have brunch with Santa. This PROFESSIONAL assistance or leadership in clubs tradition, started a few years ago, REAL ESTATE SERVICE such as photography, chess, stamp is always a big Frank Whibley success with the collecting;or crafts such as weaving, children and the parents who go 2320 Kennedy Rd. macrame, sculpture, pottery,we would along as helpers. Scarborough. like to hear from you at 267-8371. MlT 3Hl An enthusiastic audience added Office:298-2828 SCHOOL SCIENCE FAIRS Res. : 267-148 8 greatly to the confidence of the ... -' children for a very successful Members of our community are Christmas concert this year at encouraged to visit the Science Guildwood. Both teachers and Fairs in our schools and discuss the I WILL TEACH YOU children put considerable effort entries with our budding scientific TO KNIT AND into the concert. minds. TO READ PATTERNS The weekend of November 24-27 LOCAL FAIRS IN MY HOME was an especially enjoyable and Guildwood: February 21, 6:30 - educational time for the majority 8:30. 2 - of Grade 6 students. 2 HOUR LESSONS Accompanied Poplar Road: February 21, 7:00 - PER WEEK by teachers Mrs. Heinze and Mr. 8:30 AREA FAIR TUESDAY AND MacKinnon; and Mrs. MacKinnon, THURSDAY Mrs. Leggewie and Mr. Deane, they Jack Miner: February 27, 7:00 - 9:00 AFTERNOONS sampled the facilities of $5.00/LESSON Scarborough Board of Education's February 28, 9:00 - 12: 00 Outdoor Education Centre at FOR FURTHER DETAILS Kearney, Ontario. SCARBOROUGH FAIR CALL: 267-9451 We had planned for January 5th Henry Kelsey: March 7 to be an outdoor activity day with March 8 COMMUNITY.--- Pierre H. LeBrun, B.Com., D.C. GUILDWOOD LIBRARY AND Barry M. Malet B.A.. D.C. On Friday, February 2nd, 1979 at 10:30 A.M. the Guildwood Library WISH TO ANNOUNCE Book Club will have a guest speaker. CANADIAN IMPERIAL THE OPENING OF BANK OF COMMERCE Professor Louis Mignault of the University of Toronto, Scarborough College French Department, will lead GUILDWOOD Guildwood Pky., & the discussion of the book, Livingston Rd. "Bilingual Today, French Tomorrow" CHIROPRACTIC • by J. V. Andrew. The public is. cordially invited to attend. CENTRE COr,v.1ERCE KEY GUILDWOOD DISTRICT BROWNIES, GUIDES AT ACCOUNT AND RANGERS Community services is an 81 LIVINGSTON ROAD • integral and important part of the (LIVINGSTON SQUARE) ALL THE BANKING Guiding programme and there were SCARBOROUGH ONTARIO MlE 1K7 SERVICES YOU I RE many Christmas projects undertaken LIKELY TO NEED by the Guildwood Brownies, Guides FOR ONLY $3. 00 and Rangers. Brownies assisted in A M:>NTH the making of the Block Parent TELEPHONE corsages. The 527th Brownies 266-7723 visited the Villa, decorating a tree and singing carols. The 61st MRS. BARBARA PAL.MER Brownies and Guides made tray MANAGER favours for the Villa and the 527th FAMILY PRACTICE Guides made tray favours for the lei '267•8278 Leisure World Nursing Home. The 61st Guides also have an ongoing service project making books for partially-sighted and blind children. In addition, several of the Guides serve the community as candy stripers. All Units are now engaged in The LUBE, OIL, FILTER camp preparations. Rangers and the AND LABOUR 61st Company will be camping during 'DANCE $6. 91 January. Three Brownie Packs will STUDIO camp in April and one Pack and two BRAKE SERVICE -- Guide Companies will camp in June. 2 Drum or 2 Disc Brakes Every Brownie, Guide and Ranger in 1) Install heavy duty Guildwood will have had the brakeshoes or disc pads opportunity to Camp together this 2) Repack outer front year. There is also an Area Camporee CLASSES IN GUILDWOOD wheel bearings planned for late spring which will TUESDAY I FRIDAY 3) Resurface 2 drums involve all Guides in the Metro SATURDAY or 2 rotors East area. A busy and exciting (NOTE: labour and shop TAP AND BALLET charges included in all season lies ahead. of the above) Parents interested in their BEGINNERS AND UP $29.91 - 2 drum brakes girls' attending camps at either (most cars) Doe Lake or Bonita Glen should CHILDREN PREPARED FOR ROYAL ACADEMY $59.91 - 2 disc brakes apply now. (most cars) We have a new District Commissioner in Guildwood. We EXAMINATIONS ON welcome Mrs. Ann Redford to the REQUEST KINGSTON RD, 4566 position and wish her well. Mrs. EAST OF MORNINGSIDE Redford has been active for some 284-4787 years as a Guider in the 61st Company and brings an extensive knowledge of Guiding and much PHONE 274-3538 enthusiasm to her new position. people with older people, affluent people with less affluent people in order that they may help each .personalized other, and in order to dispel! some of the prejudices that exist in our community. professional service If you or someone you know would benefit from the programmes, or could volunteer some time to help, please call: 284-5931.

GUILDWOOD SOCIAL CLUB (65 Years young and over) DIANNE TAYLOR ROYAL TRUST CORP. our club enjoyed a lovely 24 Sonneck Square 898 Markham Road Christmas dinner at the Guild Inn Scarborough, Ontario Scarborough, Ontario at which Santa Clause presented the members with the gifts they 438-1020 264-2271 exchanged. At our last meeting ~e did a bit of armchair travelling to Greece and Holland. The movies were very good, and on the lighter side we had a Charlie Chaplin comedy. Our club meets every other WEST HILL COMMUNITY SERVICES for those on a limited income. Wednesday at Guildwood Presbyterian Many residents of Guildwood Legal Advice Clinic - Wednesday Church at 1:30 p.m. The next meet­ are unaware of the work and needs evening - free advice by appointment. ing will be on February 7, 1979. of the West Hill Community Services, Anyone interested in joining please operating out of the apartment Meals-on-Wheels - hot, nutritious contact Mrs. Martin at 267-1657, building at 4301 Kingston Road (at meals at minimal cost delivered to or Mrs. McDonald at 266-3557. cannot cook for themselves: Galloway). Here are some of the those who It is on a sad note that I tell Friday. programmes offered: Monday, Wednesday, of the passing away of a very dear friend and member of our club, Mr. Co-op Nursery School - a creative Wheels-to-Meals - seniors are Arthur Graham, who died on December programme for children 2-4 years. periodically transported to Maple­ 6th, 1978, in his 80th year. Mr. Mothers participate on a rotating wood School for a hot meal. Graham had been a member of the basis. Link Skills Exchange - a free club since its inception nine years Discuss It - discussion group for programme in which seniors, the ago. He was a wonderful man who all ages, but especially for handicapped, the homebound, or any­ gave of himself to everyone who mothers. one can exchange his services or came in contact with him. He will skills for those offered by someone be missed by all the members, and Crafts Groups else. I would like to offer our deepest his wife, Abigail; his Mom's Group - cooking, crafts, sympathy to What this agency is trying to exercise, discussion. daughter, Diane; his son-in-law, do is to get people together -­ Doug; and his granddaughters, seniors with other seniors, young Income Tax Clinic - a free service Wendy and Becky.

PADtKW47 IPB4YB& Thinking of TELEPHONE (416) 264-3211 Dei.omting "YOUR COMMUNITY HOLIDAY RBAKER&SON & TRAVEL AGENCY" interior &exterior COMPLETE HOLIDAY & TRAVEL SERVICE 267•2701 FACING LIVINGSTON ROAD 123 GUILDWOOD PARKWAY lfl 56 NABLY COURT, SCARBOROUGH, ONT, MlD 2K9 You have tried the rest THE ACADEMY OF CHIROPRACTIC now try the best I SPORTS MEDICINE VILLAGE presents a FREE BUTTERNUT BARBER SPORTS INJURY CLINIC SHOP SATURDAY, FEB, 10, 1979 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. SCHOOL Ml::N' S HAIR S'J.'YLIS'J.' MEN' S LA'J.'ES'J.' COMPLl:."Tt: at the HAIR CARI:: CLOSCD MONllA Y GUILDWOOD CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE 81 Livingston Rd. (Livingston Plaza) (18t-0795) 119 Ouildwoocl Pkwy - injuries will be examined, and . . . . in the plaza. instruction on treatment and STILL HAS OPENINGS prevention will be recommended FOR THE AFTERNOON GROUP - postural examination and analysis - adults 1:00 to 3:30 AUTO HOME LIFE - children - any questions with regard to CHILDREN 3 YEARS 7 MONTHS TO spinal care will also be answered F. F. BJERRING, C.L.U. 4 1/2 YEARS If you are unable to be present Bus. 261-3301 at the Sports Injury Clinic, but do Res. 264-3993 have questions, please phone - BJERRING INSURANCE AGENCIES LTD. 266-7723. 2831 Kingston Rd .. Suite 201, Scarborough, Ontario, M1M 1N3 THE GUILDWOOD NEWS AND VIEWS 31 Tt>ynbee Trail, The Guildwood News and Views Scarborough, Ontario M1E 1E8 284-9872 is a volunteer community newspaper distributed to over 2000 homes and apartments in Guildwood. The issue dates up to the summer of 1979 are: Complete Hair Care ISSUE DATE ADVERTISING AND COPY DEADLINE &Leda March 2 February 16 CAREMORE April 27 April 13 AnthOJlY sottq11e June l May 18 HOME ueautY As of January, 1979, the SERVICES following rates apply to copy-ready 79 Livingston Road, ads provided by advertisers: Guildwood Village 1/12 Page •••..•••.•.•••..... $12. 00 nuJ.•.1.1!,J.•Uil\..c.1'..::> 1/6 Page ..••.••.•••.•••... $19.00 AND 267·6022 1/4 Page ••••.•••..•.•..••• $25.00 CONVALESCENT 1/3 Page ••.....•.•. , .•...• $32. 00 1/2 Page ••.••••..•.•... , .. $40.00 CARE FOR THE Full Page...... $75. 00 ELDERLY Back Page...... $80. 00

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Lamb Lovers: Free cake for Roast leg of celebrations, lamb dinner and in a group includes of 10 or more, Soup, Coffee the guest of or Tea, honour receives $6.95 A Free Wed. Evenings Dinner only ORIENTAL DANCER on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Open daily 5 p.m. to 12 midnight, Sunday 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Banquet facilities for weddings and special occasions at reasonable prices 3750 Kingston Road, Scarborough Phone 266-6200 after 5 p.m. for reservations THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON OFFICIAL PUBLICATION - GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MARCH 2 VOL, 79 NO, 2

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Kiwaniwood is looking forward to another busy season in 1979. For the first time in many years, there is no waiting list and memberships are available. Call J. Murton at 267-4760 if you are interested. The membership annual meeting is to be held at Elizabeth Simcoe Public School on Tuesday, March 27th at 7:30 p.m. We hope that new improved lighting will be ready on all 4 courts by the time regular play gets into full swing. The opening Round Robin is to be held on Saturday, May 26th with a social get-together planned for the evening. Plan on being there! In the event of bad weather, we'll have the Round Robin on Sunday Photo:Guildwood Studios the 27th, at l p.m. Guildwood Village Fever! ANNUAL DINNER DANCE enjoyed by everyone. Our thanks to next year the dance will probably by Vivien Harris you, Gord, for a very pleasant revert to late March or April. evening. Some also felt that the increased The Association's annual dinner We had many door and spot cost of the tickets, from $12.50 dance was held at the Guild Inn on prizes donated this year, and a last year to $15.00 this year, may Saturday, February 17th. This year full list of these is included in have deterred a number of people. the tickets di.d not sell well and this issue. We really appreciated However, the increase was necessary we had only 80 people at the dance. the kindness of all the donors: in order to cover our costs~ the However, the meal and service thank you very much. dance does not aim to make any were extremely good and most The main door prize of a week­ profit, but we do like it to be people enjoyed having the smaller end for two at the Inn on the Park fairly self-supporting. crowd. We were able to have round was won by Rev. Harold Roberts, I would like to thank the tables, which made conversation from Holy Trinity Church, and his other members of the Social much easier. The dance floor was wife, Jan. Committee who helped to make it an nev~r too crowded, so everyone was The members of the Social enjoyable evening for all of us. able to have a good time. The music committee felt that the time of Thanks to Marilyn Harper, Elaine was provided by Gord Barber, a year was the greatest factor in the Cook, and Sue Brown. resident of the Vill~ge, and was small number of ticket sales, and Mr. Kent Mason, a tuba player Saturday, March 31st COMING EVENTS affiliated with the Toronto CRAFT - LET'S MAKE A BOUQUET OF Symphony, will be at the library to SPRING FLOWERS" AT GUILDWOOD LIBRARY: discuss his instrument and to Programme begins at 2:00 p.m. Ages Saturday, March 3rd demonstrate how it works. He 6 - 14 years. Limit of 24 children. Films - "ANIMATED FUN" welcomes the children to partici­ Registration required - 266-4787. Disney Titles Include: pate. ************* The Cold Blooded Penguins Programmes begin at 2:00 p.m. Ben and Me Limit of 60 children. April 23 - 27 Tea for 200! Education Week Programme begins at 2:00 Tuesday, March 20th p.m. All ages/limited of Board games will be made available Thursday, April 26 (Evening) 60. to the children; games include: "Community Connection" at Laurier chess, checkers, Memory, and other Collegiate Institute. Saturday March 17 such popular titles. At 2:00 p.m. Guildwood Library Programme begins at 2:00 p.m. Ages Saturday, April 28th will host its third annual Irish 4 - 14 years. Limit of 40 children. Talent Day/Arts and Crafts Sale at Ceili in honour of St. Patrick's Holy Trinity Anglican Church Day. Entertainment will include Thursday, March 22nd singing, fiddling, and dancing by CRAFT - "SOMETHING OUT OF CLAY" Saturday, June 9th talented local performers. The Programme begins at 2:00 p.m. Ages "GUILDWOOD DAY" Library extends a cordial 6 - 14 years. Limit of 24 children. invitation to all residents of the Registration required - 266-4787 community. LETTERS Friday, March 23rd Gentlemen: March 19-23-Spring Break "CANADIAN LIBRARY BINGO" In the last issue of "News & Prizes will be awarded to winning Views" we had considerable Monday, March 19th title cards. Programme begins at coverage about the Guild Manor "SYMPHONY STREET" comes to the 2:00 p.m. Ages 6 - 14 years. Tavern and the topless dancers, and Guildwood Library. Limit of 24 children. Registration the need for a law to protect the GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY required - 266-4787 community from this type of hazard. ASSOCIATION Well, we know how to protect our­ EXECUTIVE: 1978-79 DEAD LI NE FOR selves from topless dancers -- we NEXT ISSUE don't go to the Guild Manor Tavern Chairman and the problem is solved. But, APRIL Ken Hare 266-0493 13 whether you do or don't go to the tavern, I strongly recommend that Guildwood Day Co-Chairmen you do not attempt to walk the Doug Souilliere 261-4751 NEWS AND VIEWS David Wilmot 266-8867 sidewalks of the village. Because STAFF if you do, you will be risking your Secretar:t: life and limb, rather than your Roy Peck 266-2977 Editor Pat Wilmot, morals. Treasurer 281 Livingston Rd. 266-8867 Snow removal is the responsi­ Peter Harris 267-7735 Production bility of the home owner and a Social Committee Ken Hare 266-0493 By-law already exists that says the Vivien Harris 267-7735 snow must be removed within 24 Marilyn Harper 261-9905 Layout hours after the snow fall. This Elaine Cook 267-0246 David Wilmot 266-8867 Sue Brown 266-7044 By-law should be enforced. Walking Advertising MembershiE Directors on the road is an offence and no Ann Daly 266-3731 solution, judging by the number of John Harty 261-7791 Cathy Latham 267-0646 Linda Ross 266-2025 Ann Petite 267-5376 accidents on the Scarborough roads. In this day of encouraging fuel Sports Directors Press Room conservation and fitness, how can Pierre LeBrun 266-7723 Rose Harford 267-5174 Barry Malet you expect someone to leave the car Business Manager Past Chairman at home or go for a stroll in the Barbara Wagner 267-4515 Glen Witherspoon 266-9276 village, when sidewalks are such a Circulation hazard? So, before we chase more Members at Large Jean Hicks 267-8824 people out of the tavern onto the Frieda Morgan 266-5490 streets, let us at least make the Donna Robertson 266-8889 Photography Bruce Robertson 266-8889 streets a little safer. Angus Ross 266-2025 Dennis Beer David Ryan 266-7545 Guildwood Studios 261-7998 2 w. H. Young. EDREPORTS------FULTON, ALDERMAN occasions, I have been asked about MARGARET BIRCH,M,P,P, The last issue of the News and the dates of the newsprint pick-up Views thoroughly covered the for recycling purposes. Generally, Major changes involving twelve matter of the Guild Manor Tavern's for this year, pick-up is made on deputy ministers of the Ontario introducing topless entertainment alternate Thursdays starting civil service and the integration to this area, including an excerpt January 11th. There are some of the Ministries of Education and of my presentation to the Borough Thursdays during the year that are Colleges & Universities were council. missed. To avoid any confusion or recently announced by Premier Bill Since that accounting of the inconvenience, I would be happy to Davis. issue, Metro Council has passed a send you a calendar indicating the Both the Education and Colleges by-law prohibiting topless servers pick-up dates for the balance of & Universities portfolios are held (waitresses). Of more concern to the year. by my colleague, the Honourable us,however, is that Metro has also The Borough budget is again Bette Stephenson. passed a recommendation of the before members of Council. Again Dr. Douglas Wright, my former Legislation and Licencing Committee the question of garbage pick-up deputy in the Provincial that the Metro Solicitor draft a frequently has been raised as a way Secretariat for Social Development, by-law for the purpose of prohibit­ of holding down any potential tax has moved to the Ministry of ing or regulating topless enter­ increase. Several variations in Culture and Recreation. Alan tainers. I believe Scarborough's scheduling this proposed reduction Backley from the Ministry of Health position would be to emphasize the of service are available, including replaces Dr. Wright. need to regulate, rather than reducing service only during the prohibit, this form of entertain­ winter months. I would very much ************ ment. I expect Metro will approach appreciate hearing your conunents I was happy to learn from the by way of licensing the related to this matter in the near controls Honourable Reuben Baetz, Minister as oppos,ed to introducing future. operator of Culture and Recreation, that the zoning by-laws. The outcome of Should you wish further infor­ East Guildwood Minor Softball Metro deliberations will be mation on any of the foregoing, or Association recently were awarded reported in a future issue of the if I can be of assistance to you on a Wintario grant to assist with the News and Views. any other matter, please call me at purchase of trophies. 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Music Festival. The Bliss Carman agree-that the recognition shown by MARTIN O'CONNELL~ M,P, Senior School Band placed first in her colleagues is very much its division for the fourth time in deserved. I should like to ensure that six years. This exceptional band all Family Allowance recipients are now has a record of four first-, THE FIVE-YEAR PLAN aware that you may be eligible to one second- and one third-place Scarborough Board administra­ receive as much as $200 per child standings in this Ontario-wide tors and trustees met for two days, in a lump sum, tax-free payment competition. J~ck Miner Senior February 19th and 20th, to consider under the new Child Tax Credit School Band scored very high in its suggestions made by individuals and programme. division. This band is becoming groups who responded to the invita­ Here are the steps to follow to extremely proficient. Congratula­ tion for inwut into the draft Five­ receive this money: tions to all involved. Year Plan. Changes will be made to 1. Ensure that you have a Social the Plan and a finalized version Insurance Number. If not, MINER TEACHER HONOURED will be presented to the public at contact your nearest U.I.c. or It was a special week for Jack a date yet to be determined in Canada Employment Centre for Miner Library Resource teacher, April or May. advice on how to apply. My Lorraine Dilling. Each year at the In conclusion may I say that I office staff are also standing East York and Scarborough Reading will be serving you for the next by to provide information and Conference "Reading for the Love of year as Chairman of the Planning help. Just call 266-4413. It", outstanding teachers in the Committee, as the Board's repre­ 2. Complete field of reading are honoured. sentative to the Association of a 1978 Income Tax Return. Lorraine Dilling was one of three Large School Boards of Ontario, as Have your spouse teachers to receive a special a member of the Alternative School complete a 1978 Income Tax award at this year's dinner. Mrs. Committee, as Chairman of the Return. This is to determine your Dilling's contributions to the Publications Committee, as a net income and that of your spouse. reading programme at Jack Miner, member of the Communications Add the net incomes and her special efforts in launch­ Committee, and as a member of the together for your family income. ing the Multiple Sclerosis Read-a­ Twenty-five year Anniversary This is required thon locally and throughout Canada, Committee. for Step 3 below. are well known to Miner students 3. Complete the application form and parents. I'm sure you will for the Child Tax Credit which 5 Martin O'Connell continued 6. For children born in December, was enclosed with your January 1978, a special award letter Family Allowance cheque. If will be sent to you since such To children will not be recorded Going The Dogs you have lost this form, call by Angus Ross my office for assistance. on the TFA-1 form. Please attach this letter to your 4. Attach a copy of your statement Return. of Family Allowances form Do you walk along the pathway (TFA-1) which was also enclosed If you encounter any difficulties leading to Guildl'.«>od Junior and St, with your January cheque. with this process, please drop in Ursula's schools? Many children to my constituency office, 3464 do, and also adults on their way to 5. Mail the Child Tax Credit form, Kingston Road (at Markham), Suite the GO station. It can be a the TFA-1 form and your own 209, or telephone 266-4413. My pleasant walk - if you watch care­ 1978 Income Tax Return in the staff will be pleased to assist you fully where you are putting your envelope provided with the tax in every possible way. feet, for what was intended as a return. PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR path for people has becane a toilet SOCIAL INSURANCE NUMBER. YOUR and free-running area for dogs. APPLICATION FOR A CREDIT For further information please I do use the pathway every day, CANNOT BE PROCESSED WITHOUT IT. call Vivien Harris at 267-7735. and rare is the occasion when I do not see at least one dog running free with no sign of its owner. While small dogs pose no real threat by size, the occasional Doberman and German Shepherd are sufficient to test the courage of GUILDWOOD STUDIOS an adult, let alone that of young children. How long will it be before a child is severely mauled FAMILY PORTRAIT SPECIAL by one of these household pets? It is not only the dog bite 16" X 20" that threatens the health of children, but also the mass of $24.95 faeces deposited on the pathway, on Plus Normal Sitting Fee the grass surrounding it and on the play areas behind the schools. Random samplings of dog droppings PASSPORTS WHILE-YOU-WAIT by a doctor in Montreal showed that an overwhelming percentage of them IN COLOUR OR BLACK & WHITE contained parasites capable of passing on serious diseases to humans. Check this with ·any Over 10 Years Experience veterinarian. This article is not intended to Specializing in Executive Portraits -- Weddings -- suggest getting rid of dogs as pets, but to suggest that those Family Portraits owners who let their dogs run free realise the dangers to which they Mon. -Tues. -Wed. 10:00 - 8:00 CALL ANYTIME are exposing our children. owning a pet, as I do, entails responsi­ Thurs. -Fri. 10:00 - 9:00 261-7998 bility to the animal and to other Sat. 9:00 - 6:00 people. It is a few irresponsible people who are giving excellent reason for passing "stoop and "Service with a Personal Touch" "scoop" bylaws and encouraging taxpayer expense through greater 1§ 1111111 j, Guildwood Village Plaza need for dog-catchers. To those 109 Guildwood Parkway dog-owners I say, "Clean up your Scarborough, Ont. MlE !Pl act - we· don't want to step in it," 7' Phone 261-7998 V CHURCHES------8:00 and 10:30; CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY Committee, chaired by Peggy Denman then in the in conjunction with the Worship evening, at 7:30, Bishop A. A. The long, cold nights of winter Committee, is offering Wednesday Read, Suffregan Bishop of Toronto, are getting shorter. By February, evening services, beginning on Ash will visit us for a service of we have forgotten much of the joy Wednesday (28th February), at Confirmation. We anticipate a and celebration of Christmas that 8:00 p.m., entitled "Back to great day! makes our winters tolerable for the Basics". If you have been absent from aged and exciting for the young. The Church School is also church for some time, this Lent and Now, especially if we can't slip involved in a special Lenten Easter will be a great opportunity away to the south for a break, we Programme beginning with a service to get back into the swing of yearn for the coming of spring, at 9:00 a.m. on Ash Wednesday. On things. Come and join us. All are green grass and fragrant flowers. April 1st, at 8:00 a.m., there will welcome. This secular perspective is a be a corporate communion and break­ At the Annual Vestry Meeting, mirror of the anticipation that can fast for the ladies of the parish the parish moved to a "Parish be felt in the Church as we prepare (especially the Chancel Guild) and Council Concept". As you can see, for the Queen .of Festivals, Easter. on the 8th, at 8:00 a.m., the men many of the leaders at Holy Trinity As the days lengthen, we move into (especially the Sidesmen) will hold are leaders in the Guildwood Lent: forty days of reflection and their corporate communion and community. preparation for the commemoration breakfast. We are especially blessed. of the final week of Jesus' earthly On Maundy Thursday, the day the ministry. church commemorates the Last Supper, Wardens The various committees we will have a Holy Communion Rector's Mrs. Rachel Boles established at our Annual Vestry service at 7:30 p.m. Then on Good People's Mr. Reg Miller Meeting have begun their work in Firday, we will contemplate our Deputy Mr. Bob Pulfrey ernest. The Worship Committee, Lord's Crucifixion in the "Seven chaired by Mr. Robbie Rhodes, has Last Words" service at 10:30 a.m. Chairman of Parish Council: planned for a week-by-week review All this is by way of prepara­ Mr. w. G. Haslam of the Catechism as part of our tion for Easter. We will greet the ongoing worship~ The Education ~appy Morning with services at Secretary: Mrs. H. (Lee) Weber

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dost provide. GUILDWOOD COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN the Issues", have included ''Racism", led by the Rev. Gordon Beaton; and In this fair land, we see Thine own CHURCH in February, "Parenting", with creation discussion led by Dr. Burdette From sea to sea and on the prairies Where a warm welcome awaits you McNeel. On March 11th, at 7:30 wide; Minister: the Rev. Gordon Beaton p.m., the series continues with From mountain peaks to quiet valleys Phone Church: 261-4037 "World Development" as the topic. green, Home 267-1927 You are invited to attend. Thy presence felt, Thy beauty ever Services: 11 a.m. Sundays The Men's Breakfast at the seen. Church School: Guild Inn on February 10th provided Grades K to 6, 11 a.m. Sundays a time for fellowship as well as an Thanks be to Thee , for Canada our Grades 7 & 8, 4:30 p.m. Thursdays inspirational address by Mr. Ted homeland. Smith, National Co-Ordinator of the We ask of Thee to bless this great 1979 is off to a flying start Second Century Advance for Christ. domain. at Guildwood Presbyterian. Our On Heritage Sunday,. February Through trial and stress, we ask Annual Meeting was held on Sunday 18th, we followed the lead of the the strength of Thy hand; February 4th after a luncheon which Scarborough School Board in In times of change, Thou constant followed the morning service. reflecting on just what our will remain. Reports by all the boards and heritage means to us. It was a Thanks be to Thee, our ready help, committees gave an overall view of time to praise God for the many our key our activities last year. We blessings He has bestowed on To peace and love, through all learned that the Organ Fund has Canada. In his sermon, the Rev. eternity." passed the 30% mark, and we hope Gordon Beaton pointed out some of to top this off in 1979. Our church the ways in which the Christian ************ has made tremendous strides in the church has influenced our heritage. We anticipate some special last few years, and we trust that The Senior Choir sang an appro­ events in the coming weeks. On with energetic leadership in the priate anthem, set to the majestic Tuesday, March 6th, at 4 p.m., we many facets of church life, we will music of "Finlandia", with words will be host to the Presbytery of continue to make Christ's message composed for the occasion by choir East Toronto. Then on Sunday March heard in Guildwood Village. member Jane Brown: continued on page 11 Topics for the monthly Sunday "Praise be to Thee, o God of this night Fireside Hour series, "Facing great nation. Praise be to Thee, whose bounty GUILDWOOD - A PRESTIGE AREA

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9 SCHOOLS------­ surprised at the uses to which this to arrange an interview for you. ELIZABETH SIMCOE JUNIOR PUBLIC new addition to our physical Wednesday, March 14th, repre­ SCHOOL education equipment can be put. sents a highlight in the activities The HEALTH HUSTLE has begun of the school, for it is our ANNUAL On Friday, February 16th, we again on a regular basis, first BAKE SALE COMPETITION. Students began our ELECTIVES PROGRAMME for thing in the morning. Because and staff will be involved in grades one to six inclusive. many classes incorporate this preparing a wide variety of tasty Students had a choice of some exercise programme as a part of treats, so watch for more informa­ nineteen different electives; and their regular physical education tion. teachers, along with a number of period, we are offering it only we would like to remind our parent helpers, gave the programme three mornings a week, at least for parents that WINTER BREAK begins at a fine beginning. This is the the time being. If you see your 3:30 p.m. on Friday, March 16th. first of four Friday afternoon child beginning to move about dur­ School will re-open at 9:00 a.m. on sessions. We think that the ing the playing of a particular Monday, March 26th. enthusiasm of the girls and boys piece of music on the radio, you indicates that they appreciated and might be safe in assuming that it were ready for the change in is a tune which is a part of the routine; and we all feel that as musical accompaniment for the winter tightens its grip on us, a exercise. change of pace will be almost as Tuesday, March 13th, will be an BARTER BIN good as a rest. INTERVIEW DAY and a NON ATTENDANCE On Thursday, February 22nd, our day for our students. Teachers NO MONEY? NEED SOMETHING? Physical Eduqation Consultant, Mr. will be requesting interviews of Do you have an article you no Malcolm Brown, spent the day with some, but not all, parents. If you longer use which you would be us and demonstrated the varied are not called regarding an inter­ willing to barter for something you activities which can be carried out view concerning your child's need? We will advertise for you. with our new parachute during progress, but you would still like Call A. Petite: 267-5376. physical education classes. All to see the teacher, please call the students and teachers were office and we will be very pleased

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Guildwood Village Plaza 109 Guildwood Parkway Scarborough, Ont. MlE !Pl II ~ ~I Phone 261-7998 GUILDWOOD JUNIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL programmes to be sure. Reports of schools. progress will be sent to parents on The second theme was the At this time of year, so it is March 9, and March 13 has been set programme for Heritage Week, said, the main topics of conversa­ aside for progress discussion with February 12-16. Mrs. coulter's tion are the weather and 'the parents. choir got us off to a flying start blahs'. While our school is not Two special programme themes on Monday with a selection of atypical in most ways, I'm sure, have involved most classes this Canadian songs. Classes worked on the main discussion on weather has term. The first was a Speech Arts various lessons during the week, been whether conditions are right competition. A large percentage of reflecting different aspects of our for our snow festival; and as for pupils participated in classroom heritage. Perhaps the most 1 the blahs', why everyone has been oral compositions. On January 29th, popular item was Mr. Murdoch's daily too busy to notice any negative the best from each room met in our five "Who Am I?" questions. feelings which may be infecting auditorium to select representatives Heritage week culminated with an others. (We think such rumours for our school. assembly programme and the visit to are perpetrated by little demons Carolyn Ricketts and Heather our library of Mrs. Marion Hislop who work upon idle minds - of which Cook were chosen and made very fine and her heritage dolls. there are, of course, none at efforts at Elizabeth Simcoe against A third academic activity of Guildwood Junior School). an excellent field from other local great interest was our Science The minds of our pupils and staff have been busy on classroom eall ... Presbyterian Church continued ServiceMASTER 25th, the Rev. Glen Davis, secretary for Mission Education of 431-2462 the Presbyterian Church in Canada, FREE ESTIMATES will be our guest speaker. Of course our main focus as we begin the Lenten season is the Cleaning tailored events leading up to Christ's crucifixion and glorious resurrec­ tomeetYQur tion. The Easter message is at the carRetand very heart of Christianity. As we look forward to the season when furniture needs. seeds are sprouting, grass is OF getting green, and trees are SOUTHEAST SCARBOROUGH budding, we are thankful for the Easter promise of a new life in Christ. We invite you to worship with us any Sunday, and particu­ larly on these occasions: • CARPETS

Sunday, March 4th: 11 a.m. • FURNITURE Holy Communion and Reception of • WALLS New members • FLOORS Sunday, March 11th: Infant Baptism • REC ROOMS 7: 30 p.m. "Facing the Issues": World Development. • SMOKE DAMAGE

Sunday, March 25th: 11 a.m. Mission • DEODORIZING Education Sunday. • SANITIZING Sunday, April 8th: 11 a.m. Palm • SOOT REMOVAL ,'•~- • FLOOD AND WATER Sunday. When you clean more carpeting than anybody else DAMAGE CLEAN-UP in the world, as ServiceMaster does, you have to Friday, April 13th: 11 a.m. Good offer. more. Such as customized cleaning-for better look1~g carpets at the lowest possible cost. So. don't call ... Friday Communion. let rainy day blues get you down. ServiceMaster's track record can put the sunshine back in your carpet. ServiceMASTER Sunday, April 15th: 11 a.m. Easter Sunday. the Service.u..tsn R clffl.lling peoplR 431-2462 whororp Sunday, April 29th: 11 a.m. 19th FREE ESTIMATES Anniversary Services. COMMUNITY SERVICES

Martin O'Connell, M.P. Barb Ahrens 266-4413 Margaret Birch, M.P.P., ROYAL TRUST CORPORATION OF CANADA 965-6502 TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT Ed Fulton, Alderman, BARB AHRENS HASJ FOR THE FOURTH 438-7275 Shirley Tomlinson, Trustee CONSECUTIVE YEARJ ACHIEVED THE 261-1245 DISTINCTION OF BEING OUR TOP REAL consumers Association, 439-1113 ESTATE AGENT FOR METROPOLITAN west Hill Conununity Services, TORONTO, 284-5931 serves ROYAL TRUST JOINS WITH BARB IN GUILDWOOD VILLAGE THANKING THE RESIDENTS OF for all Real Estate Services GUILDWOOD FOR MAKING THIS call: offices: 293-1992 residence: 293-1615 POSS IBLE I

Fair. While this was not a teacher­ under the direction of Mr. L. Toman of credit for a fine effort. directed programme, many of the also appeared at the Festival on The weather has been kind to us entries reflected an outgrowth of February 21st. in one sense this term: it has Mr. Gibbons the courses of study across the had a tremendous been cold enough to support a fine number of entrants grades and a great deal of teacher in the Thursday rink in our yard. Many children encouragement was involved. There Noon-Hour Chess Club, and the have made good use of it after enthusiasm for this were over seventy entries from the activity is school and on weekends. We are primary and junior division and the matched by that of our morning greatly indebted to Mr. Ed. Allen great variety of subjects on Floor Hockey Players. Mr. Murdoch and his boys who have spent many display and the quality of the has Grade 1-2, Grade 3-4 and Grade hours and some expense in clearing presentations reflected the success 5-6 leagues running before school and flooding to maintain the of the fair. each day and competition is very excellent skating surface. A keen. thank-you, too, There have been many non­ to Mr. c. Parsons The Junior Girls' School academic activities to provide for his assistance. Volleyball team made a great recreation for idle minds and Plans for the Pupil Parent improvement during the course of bodies, too. Mrs. Coulter's Junior Birdhouse Festival are completed. their season and almost captured a Choir participated in the Scar­ Display dates are March 27-30. berth in the quarter-finals. borough Non-competitive Music Make a date with your child and Although they did not manage to win Festival on .February 28th; and her build a house together. their last game, the girls and Grade 5 music class, on February Education Week this year is their coaches, Mrs. Teather and 27th. Our Junior String Group April 22-28. More news about this Mrs. Eisler, deserve a great deal will appear in the next issue.

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The Scarborough Provincial Progressive Conservative Your donation is, of course, tax deductible and an Association is holding an Annual Fund Raising official receipt in the amount of $30.00, less the Dinner in honour of the Hon. Margaret Birch at the actual cost of the dinne~ will be sent to you soon Cedarbrae Golf and Country Club on Wednesday, after your contribution is received. April 18th, 1979. You can expect to receive the usual gourmet dinner (Roast Sirloin of Beef) which For further information, please call our Dinner will be preceded by a complimentary bar from 6:30 Chairman, Alex Hettmann at 267-4734. to 7:30 p.m. Tickets will be $30.00 each, including bar, meal, wine and liqueur. 12 DELIVERY SERVICE -- POST OFFICE -- GUILDWOOD PLAZA -- PHONE 267-3248 ® + Guildwood Drug Mart ~"!!:'r~;, Ontario c ~ , 81ue ross ~.«"/ V~ ,.....__ YOUR GUILDWOOD VILLAGE PHARMACY FOR 18 YEARS ~ C.A!~ _.- TRI - CAffi.~ WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS FOR: THE DRUG BEN EFIT PLAN, BLUE CROSS, D.V.A., WELFARE, GREEN SHIELD, WORKMEN'S COMP., CO-OP HEALTH SERVICES, TRI-CARE SERVICES, CONFEDERATION LIFE. ETC.

SIR WILFRED LAURIER COLLEGIATE exhuberant novice skiers having enjoyed their first taste . of down­ INSTITUTE hill skiing. The past weeks have been busy In preparation for Mt. St. and exciting for the students of Louis, students canvassed the Laurier. neighbourhood, selling candles, to On February 13, 1979, the help raise money to subsidize the school held its seventh annual trip. Candle sales went Winter Activity Day. The students exceptionally well and we raised were offered the choice of remain­ approximately $10,000.00, far ing at school for a variety of in­ exceeding the expected $5,000.00. school activities or going on a day There were, however, problems with excursion to Mt. St. Louis. the campaign, and the S.A.C. would For the students who remained like to take this opportunity to at Laurier there were a variety of apologize for any inconvenience and activities ranging from Gym Rat to thank the corranunity for its Basketball to Ham Radio, and overwhelming support. tutorial opportunities. For the As a follow-up to the Mt. St. 850 students and family members who Louis day, a free dance was held intervals. The trip was excellent, chose to go to Mt. St. Louis.the for the students, and, like all of with only three students suffering choices included cross-country our dances this year, it was minor mishaps, the most serious skiing, toboganning, or downhill successful. That was the last being a sprained ankle. The skiing. The convoy of 18 Grey dance until April, because the excursion returned to the school at Coach buses left the school in school is involved with exams and 6:30 p.m., with many tired but groups of six at 15 minute the spring holidays in March.

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QUARK SHAKE 123 Mix in blender 2 tblsp. quark, 2 oz. fruit liqueur. 1/2 pint miik, sugar to taste. Guildwood 266-7681 Makes one glass. If you wish add one ice cube. Parkway 13 The many clubs and teams in the club is a success, with a total 16th, inclusive. March break school have been very busy this membership of 157 staff and starts March 19th and ends March year. As always, our boys' rugger students. The enthusiastic skiers 25th. team, which won the Ontario meet every Thursday night for ten Have a good holiday. championships last year, is active. consecutive weeks and ski from In fact, the team is going to Wales 7 - 10 p.m. at Bethany Ski Club. ARE YOU READY FOR LAURIER' S this year during the March break. Thanks must go to Hire Amano and MARCH EXAMINATIONS? The boys have been working hard for Mike Butler for their good work and the trip, with various fund-raising enthusiasm. For most parents, examinations efforts. The Music Department is busy are a thing of the past. However, The Laurier boys' hockey team preparing for its Spring Musical. when their children report that is to play Methune, a high school Most of the other departments are examinations are just around the from just outside Boston, on working on the "Community corner, parents often re-experience February 20th, at Scarborough Arena. Connection" which will no doubt vicariously the anxiety associated At the same time, the girls' hockey ~rovide fun, information and with these times of personal test­ team is to play the Laurier staff; entertainment for all. ing and evaluation. that should be quite a battle! The History Department is To some extent, anxiety will Several other teams have just holding a cultural exchange with a always be part of an examination. finished their season: the junior group from St. Genevieve de A moderate level of anxiety may, in girls' basketball team, which Basicons. The Quebec students fact, be necessary for achievement. placed first in the Scarborough will be given a tour of Toronto and But examinations need not reduce a championships; the senior girls' Niagara Falls. They will also be student to a quivering mass. basketball team, which placed treated to a morning of classes Anxiety can motivate; it should second in the Scarborough champion­ at Laurier. In May, our students not paralyse. ships; and the boys' wrestling will visit Quebec City, Montreal What can you as a parent do to team, which came fourth in the and other areas of interest. reduce the level of anxiety A.A.A.S.S. championships. Upcoming All in all, Laurier has been experienced by your children prior competitions are: volleyball, and will be very active, but with to examinations? basketball, gymnastics, swim team, exams fast approaching, it's time You can best help your children and synchronized swinuning. to hit the books. Winter exams by helping them to study Once again this year, the ski start March 9th and run to March effectively. A well-prepared

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student will be more confident and you can best help your child by colour-coded nutritional specials therefore less anxious when it explaining that pass or fail, your in the cafeteria, and spot-checking comes to writing an examination. love for your child will remain for good nutritious selections and Encourage your child to constant. Encourage your child to awarding of prizes. establish a fixed time and a place do his very best. When the very The aims of this campaign where study can occur without best effort has been put forth, and include: assessing students' interruption by anypne. the results are in, success or present knowledge of nutrition, You might also help your failure alike deserve understanding. evaluating their current eating student to plan a study programme. Throughout the year, but habits, giving instruction in This programme should allot especially immediately prior to Canada's Food Guide, and encourag­ reasonable periods of time to each examinations, all teachers provide ing the consumption of nutritious subject. It should also alternate extra help. Students are encouraged meals and snacks. the various subjects and it should to ask for assistance. It will be an exciting on-going provide for brief breaks. We hope that with the help of programme in which we encourage Discourage study marathons. teachers and parents, the upcoming both students and parents to After more than 2 hours of examinations (March 9 - March 16) participate uninterrupted study the brain is will be filled with less anxiety no longer able to absorb new and much success. information effectively. "NUTRITION NOW" Encourage your child to study THE COMMUNITY CONNECTION by involving as many senses as AT LAURIER Sir Wilfrid Laurier Collegiate possible. Learning is facilitated Institute by reading, writing and saying Beginning April 4, 1979, something over and over again. You Laurier Collegiate launches a Our city provides us with many might also have your child explain concentrated nutrition awareness cultural, social and recreational his lesson to you: if your child campaign with a school assembly opportunities. In fact, we have so can teach you, he probably under­ programme. For approximately two many activities from which to choose stands the material reasonably well. weeks, various nutrition-oriented that the difficulty of making a Your child's wish to please you activities will be conducted, such choice often produces an unwilling­ probably produces more anxiety than as poster displays, cooking ness to be involved in any activity. all other factors. As a result, demonstrations, nutrition films, That is unfortunate, because 15 our immediate community is filled with interesting people who are Complete Hair Care engaged in exciting activities. Few of us, however, know whether and how these vital human resources &Leda can be tapped. This year, during Education i4ntJtortY sotique Week (April 23 - April 27), Sir 5eatdY Wilfrid Laurier Collegiate will become a focus for the Community. 4518 Kingston Road at Morningside . West Hill, Ontario MlE 2N8 On the evening of Thursday, April 79 LMngston Road, TEL: 282-4579 282-0817 26, we intend to host people, Guildwood Village organizations and institutions who are engaged in local community 267·6022 affairs and provide them with space, student assistance and publicity. 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February is an important month .personalized in the Guide and Scout movements. Guide/Scout Week, February 19-23, celebrates the birthdays of our professional service Founder, Lord Robert Baden Powell and his wife Lady Olave Baden Powell. The emphasis in Guides is on World Guiding. Guildwood District will hold their annual Thinking Day ceremony with each unit presenting some aspect of DIANNE TAYLOR ROYAL TRUST CORP. Guiding 'round the world. Penny collections are made as our 24 Sonneck Square 898 Markham Road donation to the World Friendship Scarborough, Ontario Scarborough, Ontario Fund. The World Friendsh,ip Fund, through our donations, supports in­ 264-2271 438-1020 and out-travel for Guides, Rangers and Guiders; supports the four Guide World Centres; and provides assistance to Guiding countries. Through mutual aid, we assisted in the purchase of such things as a The Guildwood News and Views For cost plus a modest fee, we minibus for Greek Girl Guide is a volunteer conmunity newspaper will help you prepare your adver­ Trainers, camp equipment for Iran distributed to over 2000 homes and tisements. and Peru, a typewriter for apartments in Guildwood. The issue Mauritius, and the printing of dates up to the end of 1979 are: Leader's Handbooks. BAKED SOLE FILLETS PARMESAN ISSUE DATE ADVERTISING AND We are very proud of the 9 COPY DEADLINE Guides fran the 61st Company who Allow 2 - 3 oz. sole fillets per April 27 April 13 received their Canada Cords this person. June l May 18 year. The girls are: Helen October 12 September 28 Bigall, Deborah Carlyle, Lyn Lay fillets flat, skin side up. November 30 November 16 Davison, Maureen Connelly, Jill Sprinkle with lemon juice-salt­ Meisner, Janice Redford, Karen As of January, 1979, the pepper-parmesan cheese. Seppanen, Rachel Spencer, and following rates apply to copy-ready Place in buttered baking dish, Theresa Spohn. ads provided by advertisers: cover lightly with more cheese­ Cookies are coming March 3rd. butter- paprika. 1/12 Page •••••••••.••.•..•• $12. 00 Price is $1.00 per box and we again Bake in oven 375° till done. 1/6 Page ••••.•••.••..•.••• $19.00 look forward to the solid support Sprinkle with parsley flakes. 1/4 Page ••••.•.• ,,,.•,•••• $25.00 of the Guildwood conununity. If a 1/3 Page ••••..••.•. ,, .• ,,, $32. 00 Brownie or Guide misses your front $40.00 Courtesy 1/2 Page ••.••.••.•.... ,.,, door, we will be pleased to take Page •.•... , .•.• ,.,,,., $75. 00 "Fishermans Net" Full your order. Call 261-4804 or Back Page •••••.••••••. ,,,,. $80.00 267-2839.

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3750 Kingston Road, Scarborough Phone 266-6200 after 5 p.m. for reservations OFFICIAL PUBLICATION - GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION APRIL 27 VOL, 79 NO, 3 COMING EVENTS Guildwood Day is Coming Sat., April 28 - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. CLOWNS, A HORSE SHOW, DANCING, The young people can enter Arts and Crafts Sale and Show, A PARADE WITH MARCHING BANDS, sporting competitions or join Holy Trinity Church. SPORTING EVENTS - these are some in other activities planned for of the events to be featured the afternoon. Current plans Sat., April 28 - Disney films in the 1979 "WESTERN DAYS" also include square dancing in Guildwood Library Guildwood Day on Saturday, the early evening and an open 2:00 p.m. I all ages I limit June 9th. dance complete with door prizes. of 60 children The activities will- begin Your Guildwood Day committee for titles please contact the at Guildwood Plaza with a members are actively arranging library. Pancake Breakfast sponsored by the e!ents, but they need help and the Senior Choir of Guildwood are looking for volunteers to Mon., April 30 and Tues., May 1 Presbyterian Church. The parade help during the day. If you want "The Mikado 11 will get underway earlier in to help make this a special day Jack Miner Senior Public School the day this year, starting from for the kids and parents, please Elizabeth Simcoe Junior Public contact Dave ~ilmot (266-8867) Fri., May 4 - Registration for School at 1 p.m. and winding or Doug Souilliere(261-4751) Junior & Senior Kindergarten, its way past the plaza to the I Guildwood Junior Public School, grounds of Guildwood Junior Public HELP! 9 a.m. to 12 noon. School and St. Ursula Catholic We need help on Guildwood School. Day - people who will assist Sat., May 5 - RUillmage Sale, White During the afternoon, there with the sports activities, Elephant and Bake Sale, Guild­ will be pony rides, puppet shows, help with the dances, sell wood Presbyterian Church, popcorn, and light refreshments. popcorn, and organize some of the 10 a.m. to 12 noon. But the main event will be an many activities planned for the equestrian show performed by day. We cannot run a successful Day without YOUR help, Tµes. ,. May 8 - Registration for the Cedar Rail Equestrian Guildwood so please call: Junior & Senior Kindergarten, Centre. This show will include Dave Wilmot - 266-8867 St. Ursula Catholic School~ jumping, barrel-racing, and much, or Doug Souilliere - 261-4751 Elizabeth Simcoe Junior Public much more. School. Tues., May 15 - "Sailing - An Sat., June 9 - Craft / "A PRESENT Illustrated Talk." Guildwood FOR DAD" , Guildwood Library. Sat. , May 12 - "MAGIC SHOW" Library, 8:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. I ages 6 - 14 yrs./ Mr. Glen Ottaway, a profession­ limit of 24 children. Please al magician, will be at Guild­ Sat., May 26 - Legendary films register at the library. wood Library at 2 :00 p.m. All Guildwood Library. ages are invited to attend. 2:00 p.m. I all ages I limit S~t?., _June 9 - Arts & Crafts Show Limit of 130 for our audience. of 60 children. For titles and Sale. Campbell Fann (3620 please contact the library. Kingston Rd.,) 12 noon to Tues., May 15 - Guildwood Presby­ 5 p.m. terian Church, cruise on Mon., May 28 - Senior Track & B. Cook Mariposa Belle. Call Field Meet, Birchmount Sun., June 10 - Ecumenical Service, (267-0246) or B. Dryburgh Stadium. Holy Trinity Church; Guest: (267-2090) for further infor­ Hon. Pauline McGibbon. mation. Sat., June 9 - GUILDWOOD DAY. NOTES FROM THE EDITOR considerate and responsible. knows nothing about the jab to so I'd like to invite you, the jump into it as I did, so· I'd like A few weeks ago I received a people of Guildwood, to write to to begin to train an assistant telepQone call from a woman who me, or call me, and tell me how editor for my retirement in the was very upset. She lives in one you feel about the kids who live not-so-distant future. of the apartment buildings at the here. And I especially would like The work is not hard, and is south end of Livingston Road, and the young people themselves to tell much less time-consuming than it she explained that she and her me how they feel about the conduct was, since we now have a fairly fellow residents have been of their peers, the example set by large staff of conscientious, harassed, for several years now, by adults, and the attitude of the hard-working people. the youth of Guildwood. This community toward youth. All that's required for the harrassment has taken many forms: In the next issue we'll job is a good grasp of the English verbal abuse, apple-throwing, publish a selection of your language and punctuation, and an cutting through expensive fencing, opinions and any suggestions you ability to coordinate a few using the private grounds of the have for improving the situation. activities. Everything else can be apartment as a public park, and learned, but it's nice not to have many other kinds of disrespectful Phone 266-8867 to learn it all at once by the and insolent behaviour. or write to: 281 Livingston Road, sink-or~swim method. Unfortunately, I have heard West Hill, 'ont., If you're interested, please similar complaints from other MlE 1M2 call me at 266-8867. And anyone residents and from merchants, and who'd like to help in any other · the recent series of newspaper *********************************** capacity is welcome, too. The more articles about suburbia seems to It's been a year now since I there are, the less work it is for indicate that such problems are took on the job of Editor of the everyone. widespread. Guildwood News and Views. In that And yet, I find it very hard time, I've learned a lot, met some to reconcile these charges with wonderful people, made more the behaviour of young people whom mistakes than I care to count, and I know personally: with almost no generally had a good time. But I exceptions, they are polite, think it's folly for someone who

GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION DEADLINE FOR EXECUTIVE: 1978-79 COMMUNITY SERVICES NEXT ISSUE Chairman MAY 18 Martin O'Connell, M.P. Ken Hare 266-0493 266-4413 Guildwood Day Co-Chairmen Margaret Birch, M.P.P., 965-6502 Doug· Souilliere 261-4751 NEWS AND ViEWS David Wilmot 266-8867 Ed Fulton, Alderman, STAFF 438-7275 Secreta!X Roy Peck 266-2977 Editor Shirley Tomlinson, Trustee Pat Wilmot, 261-1245 Treasurer 281 Livingston Rd. 266-8867 Consumers Association, Peter Harris 267-7735 Production 439-1113 Social Committee Ken Hare 266-0493 West Hil 1 Community Servic_es, Vivien Harr is 267-7735 284-5931 Marilyn Harper 261-9905 Layout Elaine Cook 267-0246 David Wilmot 266-8867 Sue Brown 266-7044 Advertising MembershiE Directors Ann Daly 266-3731 John Harty 261-7791 Cathy Latham 267-0646 Linda Ross 266-2025 Ann Petite 267-5376 SEorts Directors Press Room BARTER BIN Pierre LeBrun 266-7723 Rose Harford 267-5174 Barry Malet Business Manager NO MONEY? NEED SOME'l'HING? Past Chairman Barbara Wagner 267-4515 Glen Witherspoon 266-9276 Do you have an article you no Circulation longer use which you would be Members at Large Jean Hicks 267-8824 willing to barter for something you Frieda Morgan 266-5490 Donna Robertson 266-8889 Photography need? We will advertise for yQu. Bruce Robertson 266-8889 Call A. Petite: 267-5376. Angus Ross 266-2025 Dennis Beer David Ryan 266-7545 Guildwood Studios 261-7998 2 REPORTS------MARGARET BIRCH, M,P,P, the United Nations 18-point MARTIN O'CONNELL, M,P, declaration for the International The Ontario Government has By now many students have found Year of the Child are: proclaimed May as Family Unity sununer employment. However, finding Month in its desire to support and the right to grow up in an a summer job is not easy and many strengthen the Family Unit. The atmosphere of affection and moral are still searching. quality of community life begins and material security. I would like to remind students with the family home. You can help and prospective employers alike - the right to adequate nutrition to enrich and strengthen family that the federal government and medical care. life in Ontario by initiating operates Canada Employment Centres activities which will bring family * * * for students during the Spring and together. Make it a special month I am pleased to be opening the Summer months to assist them in in the International Year of th~ first Arts & Crafts show at the finding each other. Besides Child. Church of the Holy Trinity, placing students in federal govern­ A calendar of themes for Saturday, April 28th. ment summer employment progranmes, celebrating and sharing in the * * * these Centres also provide informa­ world of children during 1979 is My congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. tion on the many opportunities available in the AID office. The George Yates of Hill Crescent who available in private businesses. theme for May is The Health and recently celebrated their 50th Again this year, three special Well-being of the Child and the wedding anniversary. centres are being established to Family. "Love and care for us and * *· * serve students and employers in the we will love each other." It was especially nice to hear Scarborough area. The theme on the calendar notes about the successful trip to The general locations are in that the children of May will be England taken by the Guildwood Markham, the Progress Campus of merry and full of life if they have Soccer Club. Centennial College, and the Warden been protected from physical and * * * Woods Campus of Centennial College. mental hazards, strengthened in If I can ever be of assistance The special Centres will be open body and spirit, and nurtured in please contact my Queen's Park May 7, 1979. In the meantime, warm and caring families. office (965-6502) or my Riding students should register at the Two of the rights set out in office (281-2787). Canada Employment Centre (Manpower)

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focussed on education in Scarbor­ SHIRLEY TOMLINSON1 SCHOOL TRUSTEE ough--past, present and future. EDUCATION WEEK (April 22-28) The Cedarbrae Collegiate band Although we like to think that and the Scarborough Youth Choir Scarborough schools emphasize the provided musical entertainment, best in education all year long, JACK MINER the Ministry of Education suggests HONOURS FOR one special week be set aside each Congratulations to Miner's year to highlight programmes at String ensemble and symphony local schools across the province. orchestra for their first-place During the past few years the scope finish at the Kiwanis Festival: {jUILDWOOD of Scarborough's Education Week has an outstanding achievement for broadened considerably. students and teachers alike, 'PIZZA Most large shopping malls & BURGER'S displayed work done in the local TO STRAP OR NOT TO STRAP family of schools and featured live The present policy of the pupil demonstrations. The Town Scarborough Board of Education 123 Guildwood Par~ Centre Shopping Complex again had regarding the use of the strap in f•r Guild-ad Shopping Centre} displays and demonstrations from elementary schools was arrived at schools all over the borough. after much deliberation and input Scarborough churches were invited from principals, parent groups and to participate in special Education other education officials, The FOR LOCAL DELIVERY Week services on Sunday, April 22. policy states that while every $3.00&0VER An opening-day ceremony on attempt should be made to handle CALL April 23rd was held at the Civic discipline problems by means other 264-3436 Centre during the noon hour. than the use of the strap, it was Since this is also the Board's recommended that the strap be 25th Anniversary year, this retained and used only after all programme featured a slide other methods had been exhausted, presentation by students which 4 As a result,the number of '79 Chevrolet · Pick your own from our big crop for savings & get expert service.

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strappings is considerably lower OBITUARY than it was prior to 1974. On March 20, 1979, Mrs. Mary to be torn down to make way for The principals to whom I have Macher died at Guildwood Villa development, but Mrs. Macher lived spoken, with very few exceptions, Nursing Home. Mrs. Macher was in in another of Mr. Clark's cottages favour the retention of the strap her 103rd year and had lived at until she went into the nursing and feel the present policy is a Guildwood Villa since November, home. sensible one and is working well. 1974. In 1972, she was honoured by At a Board meeting on February Prior to that time, she had the Ontario Humane Society for her 26th, trustee Eva Nichols lived rent-free in cottages on the exceptional kindness to animals. presented a motion asking for the Guild Inn property. When her first As well as providing a home for abolition of corporal punishment cottage burned down in 1964, many cats over the years, she in Scarborough schools, feeling residents and merchants at the faithfully fed the racoons and that this would be a good way to plaza worked long hours to make squirrels in the woods on the Guild recognize the International Year habitable another cottage of Mrs. Inn property. of the Child. The motion was Macher's choice--the one which was Although she left no family, deferred until the Board meeting the most dilapidated but which Mrs. Macher lived in Guildwood for of April 23rd, in order first to would allow her to stay close by over thirty years, and will be obtain the reaction of principals, the wild animals she loved so fondly remembered by many of its groups and individuals. I support dearly. Eventually that home had residents. the present policy and will The Guildwood News and Views continue to support it because of As of January, 1979, the is a volunteer corrmunity newspaper views expressed to me by many following rates apply to copy-ready distributed to over 2000 homes and parents. If you have not already ads provided by advertisers: apartments in Guildwood. The issue expressed your views to your dates up to the end of 1979 are: 1/12 Page ...... $12.00 principal, you should do so; or 1/6 Page ...... $19.00 you may wish to phone or write a ISSUE DATE ADVERTISING AND 1/4 Page ...... $25.00 letter to either myself, the COPY DEADLINE 1/3 Page ...... $32.00 Chairman of the Board, or the June l May 18 1/2 Page ...... $40.00 Director of Education. The phone October 12 September 28 Full Page ...... $75.00 number is 438-7543. November 30 November 16 Back Page ...... $80.00 5 SCHOOLS------. GUILDWOOD JUNIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL the school or to take home and ST, URSULA CATHOLIC SCHOOL return to the school as soon as The registration of Junior and On Wednesday, May 2 , the possible. It will not be necessary Senior Kindergarten pupils for the teachers in the family of schools for you to bring your child with fall term will take place at Guild­ will meet at st. Malachy School at you at the time of registration. wood Junior Public School on May 9:00 a.m. to hear Steven Moore, Arrangement-will be made for him/ 4th from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. from the Adler Institute, speak on her to visit the Junior Kinder­ Please phone the school secretary, "Turning People Ch--How to be an garten for an hour at a later date. Mrs. Riding, before May 4th for an Encouraging Person". Parents are Parents are required to present appointment if you will be register­ welcome to attend. the following documents at the ing a child. Telephone number Our school floor hockey team time of registration: 267-8371. played St. Richard School on 1. Birth certificate. All children entering Junior Friday, March 30. Mr. Tomlin and Note: If born outside canada, Kindergarten in September must be Mr. Evangelista coached the team. passports of child and parents four years of age before December Josephine Brennan, Christine are necessary as well. 31, 1979. All children entering Trainor, Terri Gubasta, Gail Senior Kindergarten in September 2. Social Insurance number of the Wysotski, David Stachiw, Greg must be five years of age before head of the household. Taylor, Mark Goldie and Peter December 31, 1979. Those children 3. O.H.I.P. number. Mcisaac represented our school at currently attending Junior Kinder­ the Scarborough East Regional 4. Health Records (if you plan on garten classes are, of course, Badminton Tournament at Mid­ completing the forms at the already registered for Senior Scarborough Centre on Monday, school). Kindergarten. April 2. The Public Health Nurse will Birth certificates may be Congratulations to Robbie not be interviewing each parent obtained by writing to the office Witherspoon. He placed second at this year, but will be in the of the Registrar General, MacDonald the Public Speaking Contest at St. school if there is any information Building, Bay and Wellesley Brendan School on Thursday, April you might like to have. Forms Streets, Toronto, Ontario. The 5. He spoke again Tuesday, April regarding your child's health will cost of the birth certificate is 10, at the Scarborough East be given to you for completion at $3. 00. Finals.

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On Thursday, April 5, Mrs. birth certificates can be picked• up well into the programme as you read Lane's and Mrs. Zutautas' classes at the school office. There is a this and that you are sending back went to observe the making of three dollar charge for this, and to your child's teacher the weekly maple syrup at Horton's Tree Farm. your cheque should be made payable slips indicating that you have read "Open House" during Education to The Treasurer of Ontario. to your child fifteen minutes daily Week was held on Tuesday April 24 for each weekly session. We realize at 7:30 p.m., with a programme in BUDD STRING QUARTET that a number of our parents may the gym. have On Friday, April 6th we were begun this programme at Registration Day for new most fortunate to have this quartet different times during the month, enrolment in the grades and Junior from the Toronto Symphony Orchestra so we would like to assure you that Kindergarten ~ill be held on perform for our students in grade up to the end of May, we will issue Tuesday, May a. Please bring three to six inclusive. The certificates for the four weeks child's birth and/or baptismal musicians were very well-prepared that you have been involved in the certificates, OHIP number and and obviously enjoyed performing programme. The most important thing Social Insurance Number of the for the children. There was a very that can stimulate a child to read parents. good balance between classical, is to see the importance that the contemporary and familiar music and parent puts on it by reading to the ELIZABETH SIMCOE JUNIOR PUBLIC it was of a nature which was child, and by the parent's reading appropriate for for the love of it. SCHOOL the audience. Another pleasing aspect was the way JACK MINER SENIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL HAVE YOU A CHILD BORN IN 1975? in which each of the instruments was demonstrated, so that each child If so, _she/he is eligible to 1. Focus on Curriculum could more readily understand the enter Junior Kingergarten this During the month of April, many capabilities of it. All in all, it September. The day for registering of our students had an opportunity was an excellent program, providing your child will be Tuesday, May 8th. to display their work at the Guild­ fine models of expert musicianship! On that day, please bring your wood Public Library. This is the child's birth certificate, O.H.I.P. result of a co-operative venture on READ TO YOUR CHILD FIFTEEN MINUTES number, and Social Insurance number the part of the librarians at the A DAY (for the head of the household). public library and our resource Forms to use in obtaining Ontario We hope that our parents are librarian, Mrs. Dilling. Several 7 REALTOR Fustinhomes. Public Library. Miss Martin is an accomplished story-teller who came I Royal Trust.· Firstinsenice. to Jack Miner to share Japanese I folk tales with us. I Barb Ahrens I 3. Focus on Food: Students have been dreaming up I I slogans for a special Nutrition Contest being held at our school. I I Prizes such as Frisbees, T-shirts BARB AHRENS HAS BEEN and "calendar" rulers will be I 1: awarded to lucky participants in ACTIVE IN SELLING HOMES IN this event. Top winners will I GUILDWOOD VILLAGE FOR OVER 1· receive cash prizes and these 5 YEARS, AND FOR THE PAST winners will have a chance to I canplete in an Ontario-wide 4 YEARS, HAS BEEN OUR TOP I contest. serves Mr. Carson has arranged for ·I REAL ESTATE AGENT (WE HAVE GUILDWOOD VILLAGE I pupil~ to view Nutrition videotapes OVER 800) IN THE GREATER for all Real Estate Services on our television in the Centre. TORONTO REGION, call: offices: 293-1992 Students are able to drop by the residence: 293-1615 Centre to view these tapes after school. Not only are these programmes enjoyable but their messages can give us much "food areas of Jack Miner's curriculum Special events were planned for all for were represented in this special the students, including a demonstra­ thought". show: Family Studies, Industrial tion of Japanese dancing by Mrs. MUSIC Arts, English, French, and Art. We Kathy Pepper, Librarian at North The music programme hope that many of you were able to Bridlewood P.S.1 and Japanese is in full swing this month as we prepare for visit the Guildwood Public Library make-up by Chikuyo Fujima, a talented this year's to see our students' displays of Toronto Japanese classical dance production of "The Mikado" to be weaving, qui! ting, wood and clay teacher. Students had a chance to presented on Monday, work, French posters, and creative see the traditional Japanese Tea April 30th, and Tuesday, May 1st, writing. Ceremony performed by Mrs. Terri in our school auditorium, Everyone Shin, and were introduced to the is most cordially invited to attend 2. Focus on Japan: Koto--a Japanese musical instrument our operetta. Tickets may be With preparations for the Mikado ~-by another guest, Mrs. Harna. purchased at the school for $1,50. in full swing, the Resource Centre During Education Week, the In addition to this musical has been spo.tlighting the country students met Miss Eva Martin, production, our instrumental groups of Japan during the month of April. Children's Librarian at Cedarbrae --Band and Syrnphony--performed for Prime Minister Trudeau on April

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12th at Cedarbrae Collegiate, and ham, Sue McLeish, Betsy Perrin, time of this writing, Paul has won are to play in the Parliament Andrea Oinas , Ca thy Twinem, and the branch, zone and district Buildings in Ottawa next month. Helen Bigall. competitions_, and will be competing We would like to congratulate in the Toronto area finals, to be SPORTS all these girls for their fine held on April 28th. The winner of performance and Coach Evans for the this group of speakers will House League many hours of hard work! represent Toronto in the provincial Grade seven boys have just Special mention should be made competition, to be held in Sudbury concluded a very enjoyable and of Ward Allen's success in captur­ later this spring. Our best wishes competitive season of EuJcee Ball, ing the bronze medal for Jack Miner are extended to Paul as he carries while girls have been involved in in the boys' Elite section of the the banner, not only for Jack Miner, house league volleyball. Boys have gymnastics competition. Ward is a but for the entire borough of also participated in an exciting member of the Winstons and recently Scarborough. Floor Hockey season. placed 5th in a regional meet. We Dates to Remember are very proud of his accomplish­ April 30th - May 1st: "The Mikado" Inter-School Competition ments and wish him continued May 13th - 16th: Jack Miner In addition to our house league success. Symphony -- Ottawa progranune, Jack Miner has enjoyed a May 28th: Senior School Track and Field Meet--Birchmount most successful season in inter­ Other Scarborough Inter-School Stadium school competition. Both Basket~ Competition SIR WILFRED LAURIER COLLEGIATE ball (boys) and Senior Volleyball Jack Miner also entered very "SPRING MUSICALE" (girls) teams reached the semi­ competitive teams in the Scarborough on Tuesday, May 8, 1979, the finals in league competition, while Math Competition and Chess Tourna­ Music Department of Sir Wilfrid our Gymnastics team (girls) ment, held during this last term. Laurier Collegiate Institute captured the Scarborough Senior Both teams enjoyed a successful presents its annual "Spring Schools' Championship trophy for season and were excellent repre­ Musicale". Time is 8:00 p.m. -,1.979. sentatives of our school. Tickets (50¢ for students, $1.50 Members of our championship A school winner in our Speech for adults) may be purchased team are: Linda McDonald, Tracey Arts contest in February, Paul either from Laurier music students Minaker, Debbie Knautz, Dawn Mulvihill, has since entered the .._or______at the door • 9 Moore, Barb Watson, Debbie Bucking- annual Legion competition. At the L'Oreal

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Test yourself! The answers in the next been humming with nutritious will be published OPEN the Guildwood News and activities. The programme was edition of MON,-WED, 10-3 kicked off with an assembly. On Views. each of the following days we QUIZ: THURS .-FRI I 10-8 featured reduced-cost luncheon specials. The specials were 1. Cheese is a good meat substitute. designed to provide at least one JOAN MONTEGANI (a) true (b) false of each of four food categories of Vitamins make us fat. PHONE: 266-·4574 Canada's Food Guide. 2. We also held daily food (a) true (b) false preparation demonstrations. Many 3. Oranges are rich in vitamin c. of our teachers seem to be closet (a) true (b) false chefs! Bank of Monrreal ~ 4. Protein builds muscles. The First Canadian Bank At the same time our cafeteria (a) true (b) false offered "Health Brews" made with strawberry or banana bases. While 5. All cereals are nutritious. our students and staff were tasting (a) true (b) false these delightful treats, we had 6. Calcium builds strong bones spotters throughout the cafeteria and teeth. looking for people who were eating (a) true (b) false nutritious lunches. During every 7. Green vegetabl·es give us. a lot lunch period a selection of these of energy. people were awarded a "I'm a (a) true (b) false BUTTERNUT nut" button. These nutrition 8. Jam on toast is more nutritious people were also eligible to win a than peanut butter on toast. SCHOOL daily draw for a free "nutrition (a) true (b) false APPLICATIONS BEING nut" T-shirt. 9. What we eat affects our personality. TAl<£N FOR SEPTEMBER: As if all that were not enough, our ambitious nutrition committee (a) true (b) false 2 1/2 YEARS TO 3 1/2 YEARS, also arranged for grade breakfasts. 10. A chocolate doughnut is a 9 A,M, TO 11:30 A,M, On five different days we invited nutritious snack. our students from grades 9 to 13 (a) true (b) false to join the staff in the cafeteria 11. Peanuts and raisins are 3 YEARS, 7 MONTHS TO 4 1/2 YEARS, for breakfast. For a nominal sum, nutritious snacks for people who are not over.weight. we broke fast on french toast and 1:30 P,M, TO 3:30 P,M, (a) true (b) false fruit juice. Those students who did not 12. It is wise to eat three nutritious meals a day regard­ wish to join us for breakfast were less of one's weight. OPEN HOUSE: treated to an educational film on (a) true (b) false nutrition. MAY 29, 1:30 P,M, Other highlights of our PARENT VOLUNTEERS AT LAURIER programme were the "Fibre Festival 11 LIBRARY BRING THE CHILDREN days and the vegetable "Corsage Days". The combination of fun and The Sir Wilfrid Laurier c.I. nutrition is unbeatable. library contains in excess of Will this nutrition fever last? 18,000 volumes and it is used by PHONE We believe so. Our Nutrition over 12,000 students every month. Committee, under the able leader­ That is quite a bookkeeping job. 284-9812 ship of Mrs. Mary Denne--Head of In fact, it is such a job that only Family Studies Department--is Continued on page 16 12 ..------~ Do we want an even greater deficit and an increasingly faltering economy? •••.•••.•.••. Or do we want a working attitude which recognizes that only by a dynamic economy can we provide jobs and futures for our young people? Do we want our government to continue to spend ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY THREE CENTS of every DOLLAR it takes in? Or do we want our government to observe the same rules of budgeting required by homemakers and business managers who cannot spend more than they earn? Do we want to continue this era of almost double digit inflation •.• or do we want a government connnitted to reducing its own costs as well as to controlling the excess labour demands which have contributed so greatly to the cost of living increase? Do we want a prime minister who tells Canadian students to "leave the country to find the jobs they Gordon Gilchrist is the proprietor of the want"? ••• or one who will heavily emphasize the Canadian Tire store on Lawrence Avenue East. Born in legitimate needs and aspirations of young Canadians for Toronto, Gordon is a Canadian who has lived in jobs in their own country? Western Canada, The Maritimes and Quebec as well as his Isn't it time we sent a businessman to handle the native Ontario. important business of running the country? YOUR CHOICE SHOULD BE CLEAR Campaign Headquarters - 3702 Kingston Road VOTE FOR GORDON GILCHRIST Your Progressive Conservative Phone - 264-3241 candidate in Scarborough East.

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Special Just In metoorable one for Guildwood music by the Junior and Senior Presbyterian. Our main focus, of Choirs and the Bell Choir. At Holy Trinity on Sunday, course, was the observance of the On April 22nd, our attention April 29th, the 7:30 p.m. Evening events leading up to Christ's was on Education, and we invited Prayer Service will be followed at crucifixion and glorious resurrec­ the 58-member Jack Miner Symphony 8:30 p.m. with this special tion. On Palm Sunday, three new Orchestra to provide the music for programne: P.C. Lionel George, elders, Dr. Jane Schunk, Mr. Ed our Morning Worship. This out­ Crime Prevention Officer from #43 Kerr, and Mr. Hubert Hicks, were standing group, under the direction Divis.ion, Metro Police Department, ordained. That Service was high­ of Mrs. Pascutto, took first place will be giving a talk and showing lighted by "The Holy City," in the Kiwanis Festival in the a short toovie on ways to help you beautifully sung by Mrs. Dorothy­ Grade 8 and under Orchestras. prevent your house from being Mae Johnstone. Eleven new members Their music included all the hymns, Burglarized. A small display of were welcomed in March, and four at and Purcell's Trumpet Tune and Airs. locks, etc. will also be on hand to the Good Friday Communion Service. We were happy to have these young help you in preparing your home for On Easter Sunday, the mood was one people as our guests. the long sumner months when many of of joy and hope, with appropriate To celebrate our 19th Anniver- you leave for cottage country. Coffee will be ·served. GUILDWOOD COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Where a warm welcome awaits you r ~a; ~,u/e·oo Minister: the Rev. Gordon Beaton Phone Church: 261-4037 Home 267-1927 o/ ~£ot'7t~~ Services: 11 a.m. Sundays 133 CATALINA DRIVE Church School: SCARBOROUGH. ONT. Grades K to 6, 11 a.m. Sundays TEL. 261-4511 M1E 183 Grades 7 & a, 4:30 p.m • .Thursdays The month of April, 1979, was a 15 Trust your transaction to experience - 55 years N.FOSTER Limited & SONS Realtors 113 GUILDWOOD PARKWAY, 264·3271

help finance a new organ which will this reasonably priced line of sary on April 29th, our guest enhance the musical ~ortions of our greeting cards, gift wrap, kitchen­ speaker will be a former Moderator Services. Each family in the ware, and gift items. Call Elizabeth of the Presbyterian Church in congregation has been asked to if you would like to see the Canada, Dr. Clifton J. MacKay. "sacrifice" something such as an catalogue. During a distinguished career, Dr. evening out, a golf game, a movie, MacKay has held preaching missions etc., and donate the cost to this Our young people held a car in the U.S.A., Scotland, and Japan, fund. There are ways in which wash in April. Also the Bell Choir as well as in Canada. The opening others in the community may become has pledged proceeds from any paid of our Church Library on that day involved if they wish: performance they can arrange. completes a very special month. In May, we are looking forward Saturday, May 5, 10 a.m. to 12 noon: to Christian Family Sunday, May Laurier continued Rununage, White Elephant and Bake 13th, which will be Guest Sunday as Sale, sponsored ~v the Women's with the help of our parent volun:. well. All our families will be Fellowship at Guiidwood Presbyter­ teers does it get done as well as encouraged to bring neighbours or ian. we would like. Miss Vi Webster and friends to church that day, and Miss Fran Crooke are our full-time there will be a coffee hour after Tuesday, May 15: librarians. They are assisted by the service. Mrs. Barbara Moulton--full-time BELL CHOIR IN DEMAND Cruise of Toronto Harbour, on the Mariposa Belle. Tickets are secretary--and Messrs. Dursley, Our Senior Bell Choir has had a available from Bob Cook 267-0246 Foster and Allen--teachers who help busy spring schedule. An expanding and Bob Dryburgh 267-2090, and the to supervise during the busy lunch repertoire has included some more $15. charge includes a buffet. hours. intricate music which is a delight Who are these selfless ladies to the ear. Saturday, June 9: who each volunteer for one half day Conductor of this fine group with Pancake Breakfast, sponsored by the per week? Our sincere appreciation their 30 handbells is Mr. Bill Senior Choir, in conjunction with for a vital job consistently well Siddall, while the Junior Bell Guildwood Day. done goes to Mrs. Lois McFarqhuar, Choir is directed by his daughter Mrs. Barbara Marchant, Mrs. Sandra Carmyn. Any Time: Krmpotic, Mrs. Joan Thomson, Mrs. CHURCH ORGAN FUND Regal Stationery; Elizabeth Beaton Audrey Morgan, and Mrs. Sally Many projects are underway to 267-1927, is our representative for Alderman.

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GUILDWOOD DISTRICT BROWNIES, thoroughly enjoyed by the leaders Memberships are still available. GUIDES AND RANGERS as well as the girls. Call J. Murton at 267-4760 for Rangers are meeting once again further information. Once again, many thanks for on Tuesday evenings at Guildwood We' re looking forward to a your fine support of our Cookie Public School. Mrs. Barbara great season. Adult lessons get campaign. First delivery has been Meisner is the new Ranger Guider. under way Sunday, April 29th, and completed and our sales were high. They are a very enthusiastic group, Tuesday, May 1st -- 2 courts only Second orders are now in for full of plans for the future. so 2 courts will be free for play. filling and will be delivered the We will shortly be conducting a All members are urged to attend last week in April. very visible, active campaign to the Round Robin starting at 1: 00 Three of the four Brownie Units recruit new Guiders. Our age p.rn. on May 26th (May 27th if in the village recently completed groups will be changing conunencing rained out) • Corne and meet your a camp weekend. A good time was in September, 197~ through fellow members. Gather in the had by all, in spite of some pretty September, 198~ and we will require evening for wine and cheese, conver­ cold weather. Many thanks to the additional leaders. None of the sation and music in the Recreation leaders involved. The remaining Guiders in Guildwood have extensive Room at 39 69 Kingston Road pack will be camping early in June. Guiding backgrounds, but all (Livingston at the railway ?verpass). The Guide Companies are in the possess a genuine liking for young A Friday night fun round robin midst of preparations for their people and enthusiasm for passing is planned for each month. These spring camping. A great deal of the Guiding programme along to the were pop~lar last· year. Come to into making these effort is put Brownies, Guides and Rangers. We all the social activities and have camps a success. They are always would be delighted to have you join fun.

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3750 Kingston Road, Scarborough Phone 266-6200 after 5 p.m. for reservations OFFICIAL PUBLI CATI ON - GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUN ITY ASSOC IATION JUNE 1 VOL . 7g 110. 4 10 10-0 a .m. Pancake Breakfast at Guildwood Plaza 11 : 00 a,m , Horses unload at Elizabeth Simcoe School 11 :45 a .m. Parade assembles at Elizabeth Simcoe School GUILDWOOD 12:00 noon Snack Bar opens at Guildwood School 12 : 30 p,m , WESTERN DAYS Parade leaves Elizabeth Simcoe and marches to Guildwood School via Prince Philip and Guildwood Parkway 1 100 p.m . on ~ Pony rides at Guildwood School 1130 p . m. on Stagecoach rides from Guildwood School 1 : 30 p .m. Puppet Show at Guildwood 1 School "'•r•• • JrftMI 1145 p ,m, ...... Men ' s Baseball Game 2 : 00 - 3 : 30 p .m. IGll1' •nr Horse Show {Jumping , Barrel Racing , etc . ) behind Guildwood School and St . Ursula' s ....a.- ..... 'J: 30 p .m. Puppet Show at Guildwood School »'-HORSE SHOW• 3130 p , m, Fun Run beginning in front of Mobile Stage 3130 p ,m, SQUARE DANCING Baseball behind Guildwood School Movies 4 100 - 5 130 p, m. Puppet mu,.. Sports Activities behind Guildwood School and St . SNACK BAR Fun Run Ursula ' s SOCCER 4 100 - 5130 Sports Competitions Movies for young children in Guildwood School Auditorium 6130 to sundown Square Dancing in front of Mobile Stage From sundown Family movie s in front of Mobile Stage One ~~ ft>ny 'One ~ J\m~ JI~ ;~~ Pony l 9 100 - 111 30 p.m. Dance APPEAL FROM THE EDITOR that the paper is distributed, there's not much point in printing STAFF RECRUITMENT it, so you can see how desperate I'd like to welcome Eleanor the need is. Finlay, who answered my appeal Please phone me at 266-8867 if for an Assistant Editor. Because you'd like nv:>re information about CANADIAN IMPERIAL of other commitments, however, how you can give some of your time Eleanor is not able to take over to keep the News and Views going. BANK OF COMMERCE the position of Editor in the near future. But she has taken over Guildwood Pky., & half of the workload, leaving Livingston Rd. mainly the managing details for the • Editor. I would still like someone to volunteer for this job, and I THINKING ABOUT A POOL? would gladly take two or three EDITORIAL issues to teach the new Editor This is a strange community. PLANNING A VACATION? what's involved. Someone must come issue surfaced, When the topless WE WOULD BE forward soon, though, because I approximately 350 people took time PLEASED TO ASSIST cannot continue much past the end out to go to the Civic Centre to of 1979. protect the integrity of their YOU Even more urgent is our need neighbourhood and the virtue of SEE OUR for a new Circulation Manager their children. CONSUMER LOANS before next September. Jean Hicks Guess how many people answered OFFICER has been doing a wonderful job, but this paper's request for opinions is finding the workload too heavy about the behaviour (either good or • when combined with the demands of a bad) of Guildwood's young people? MRS. BARBARA PALMER large young family and her involve­ THREE. Three people phoned. And MANAGER ment in Guildwood Presbyterian the news was all bad: vandalism of Church. Without someone to see homes and bus ine sse s, rude and Tel 267•8278 insolent behaviour, drug and GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY alcohol abuse - you name it. ASSOCIATION People have sent this paper EXECUTIVE: 1978-79 letters about snow removal, topless dancers and irresponsible dog Chairman owners, but not one person took the Ken Hare 266-0493 trouble to write about the children. You draw your own conclusions. Guildwood Da:£ Co-Chairmen Doug Souilliere 261-4751 NEWS AND VIEWS David Wilmot 266-8867 STAFF Secreta!l'.: Roy Peck 266-2977 Editor Treasurer Pat Wilmot, 281 Livingston Rd. 266-8867 Peter Harris 267-7735 {jl!ILDWOOD· Assistant Editor Social Committee Eleanor Finlay, c;pJZZA Vivien Harris 267-7735 276 Sylvan Ave. 267-5227 Marilyn Harper 261-9905 & BURGER'S Elaine Cook 267-0246 Production Sue Brown 266-7044 Ken Hare 266-0493 MembershiE Directors 123 Guildwood Parkwtw ~ayout John Harty 261-7791 (•t Guildwood Shoppi1111 CMtraJ Linda Ross 266-2025 David Wilmot 266-8867 SEorts Directors Advertising Pierre LeBrun 266-7723 Ann Daly 266-3731 Barry Malet Cathy Latham 267-0646 Anne Petite 267-5376 FOR LOCAL DELIVERY Past Chairman Press Room $3.00&0VER Glen Witherspoon 266-9276 Rose Harford 267-5174 CALL Members at Large 264-3436 Business Man~ger Frieda Morgan 266-5490 Donna Robertson 266-8889 Barbara Wagner 267-4515 Bruce Robertson 266-8889 Angus Ross 266-2025 Circulation Ryan 266-7545 2 David Jean Hicks 267-8824 REPORTS~------MARGARer BIRCH, M,P,P, July: the Child's right to Belong Ministry of Culture and "Happiness is having a home I am pleased to announce that Recreation recently announced and a country". Miss Haywan. Chau will be working that Scarborough College will receive a Wintario grant of full-time in my Scarborough AID August: the Child at Play "Don't $10,933.00 towards construction office. Miss Chau has been fence me in". employed at my Queen's Park costs of three tennis courts. office for the past four years. Calendar themes and Elizabeth Simcoe Junior The AID office located at 4599 suggestions are available in the Public School will receive a Kingston Road is open Monday to AID office. Wintario grant up to $1,366.22 for installation of creative Friday from 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. ********** I am available for personal playground equipment. SENIOR CITIZENS' PRIVILEGE interviews Monday evenings after CARD The Guildwood Village 7:00 p.m. Please call 281-2787 Many cultural institutions, Community Association will for appointments. transportation companies, receive Wintario assistance of $687.00 for the purchase of ********** tourist attractions and places of business offer special baseball equipment for twelve Spring and sum.mer programme teams. privileges to senior citizens ********** of events at Ontario Place are who are holders of the Ontario Best wishes for a happy and safe available in the AID office. Senior Citizens' Privilege Card. summer. ********** Senior citizens' clubs/centres often qualify for group rates Monthly themes for celebrat­ which may result in substantial ing and sharing in the world of savings. The Ministry of The Guildwood Village Community children during International Association would like to offer Community and Social Services Year of the Child are: its congratulations to Mr. and has prepared a list of such Mrs. Spencer Clark, who received the 1979 Borough of Scarborough June: the Exceptional Child "We services and also a pamphlet Civic Award of Merit on May 14, are all different. We are "Resources for Senior Citizens". 1979. all the same". These pamphlets are available in the AID office.

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Chevonly Kingston Road between Eglinton and Lawrence 3 CHURCHES------~~~---GUILowooo COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN the fruits of the Spirit. In put the amount for the steak in CHURCH his letter to the Galatians, the Fund. May 26 was the day for 5 :22, Paul lists the fruits of the annual co-operative cleanup Where a warm welcome awaits you the Spirit as "love, joy, peace, of the church and grounds. patience, kindness, goodness, Minister: the Rev. Gordon Beaton faithfulness, gentleness, COMING EVENTS Phone Church: 261-4037 self-control". The series is Home 267-1927 June 3: Holy Communion and continuing. Services: 11 a.m. Sundays Reception of New Members, There has been a surge of Church School: including 7 young people. Grades K to 6 - 11 a.m. Sundays social activity lately as well. Grades 7 & 8 - 4:30 p.m. Through working together and June 10: Joint Service of Thursdays getting to know one another Worship on the lawn of Holy ************** better, our Christian bonds are Trinity. we welcome the Christian Family Sunday, or strengthened and enriched. The participation of Washington Mother's Day, was indeed special Women's Fellowship held a very United as well. The 48th for our church. The children of successful Rummage and Bake Sale Highlanders will provide the the Church School presented a on May 5th, and then catered to music, and it is expected that carnation to each lady present. a Men's Breakfast the following our Bell Choir will also The anthem by the Junior Choir week. A disappointing rain on contribute to the Service. The must have been a joy to the the evening of the Mariposa Belle Hon. Pauline McGibbon, Lt. mothers of the children involved. boat cruise of Toronto Harbour Governor of Ontario will be Several young people, members of did little to dampen the present. Brownies, Guides, Cubs and enthusiasm of those who took July 9 to 13: 9 :30 to 11:30 a.m. Scouts, were presented with their part. Profits from these ventures daily. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL "Religion in Life" emblem. On will be applied to the Organ for children of the community loan for the day was a Rogers Fund. This fund will get another from Kindergarten age to Grade Organ which Choir Director Jean boost from the Saturday Niters 6. All welcome. Hicks found a pleasant challenge. club, whose members voted to The topic of Mr. Beaton's sermon forego their steak barbeque in ************** was "Joy", one of a series on favour of dessert and coffee, and

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NOTES 00 THE PANCAKE BREAKFAST CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY express its high regard and congratulations to Roy Shepherd As a prelude to Guild.wood Reverend Harold F. Roberts, Day, here's the key: tune in on Rector celebrating his Silver Jubilee pancakes and coffee ( juice for Church: 261-9503 as a lay reader. Roy's dedicated the youngsters) for just one Rectory: 266-2868 involvement in the church was dollar. Members of the services at Holy Trinity recognized in a variety of ways Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. including a flood Presbyterian Church Senior Choir Sundays at 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. of letters will set aside their anthems for (until May 27th) received from clergy and friends, Sundays at 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. among them notes aprons, exchange their songs for (after May 27th) from the spatulas, and present for your Primate and Bishops of the For Holy Trinity, May was an enjoyment a bargain breakfast. church. Elsewhere in the unusually busy month both inside At the plaza between Loblaws and shepherd household Roy's wife and outside the familiar brick Audrey recently Fotomat, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. won an award building on the corner and June Sat. June 9th. Proceeds to the from the Canadian Church Press promises little change. On Organ Fund. for an editorial in "The April 26th the parish was Anglican", judged as one of the SUMMER WORSHIP SCHEDULE pleased to participate in .two best editorials appearing in Laurier' s begins Sun. July l "Community Connection" any church publication during project and enjoyed meeting so As in the past, Melville 1978. Congratulations again to many interested folks from the Presbyterian and Guildwood will a pair of inspired and tireless village and beyond. Thanks to co-operate to allow vacation contributors to our spiritual the organizational efforts of time for both ministers. Mr. community. the high school, the "Connection" Beaton will conduct Services at Sunday, June 10th marks the was a huge success. Holy both churches in July; Mr. visit of the Lieutenant Trinity's display attempted to Whyte of Melville will take Governor of Ontario, The emphasize our friendly family over in August and including Honourable Pauline M. McGibbon. atmosphere by showing photo­ Septeillber 2nd. This 10:00 a.m. ecumenical graphs of various parish Summer Times: 9:45 a.rn. Guild- service, with Guildwood wood activities. Community Presbyter~an and Sunday, April 29th 11:00 a.m. Melville was a day Washington United joining us, (at Old Kingston set aside by the parish to 5 & Manse Rd.) will occur on the lawn at the GUI LDWOOD GARDENS DAY CARE AND .personalized NURSERY SCHOOL professional FULLY QUALIFIED STAFf service SUMMER CARE AND MANY FIELD TRIPS

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24 Sonneck Square 898 Markham Road Emmanuel College, and a member Scarborough, Ontario Scarborough, Ontario of Washington United Church, celebrates his first communion 264-2271 438-1020 service after ordination to the ministry of the United Church. During this service of worship on June 3rd, several persons will be received into full membership of the congregation. south east corner of Guildwood for lunch and dinner and once June Tunes - a musical Pkwy. and Livingston Road. again enjoy the good food and kaleidoscope of songs from Young and old are all invited reason ab le prices • See you movies and Broadway shows, under and we hope as many as possible there! the leadership of John Ford, on will join us in meeting Her Wednesday, June 6th at 8 p.m. Honour while enjoying the music Tickets are $1.00 and may be of the 48th Highlanders Military purchased at the door or from Band. WASHINGTON UNITED CHURCH members of the choir. The sununer schedule begins There will be regular in June when services will be Minister: The Rev. Dr. Edward J. services of worship on Sunday Furch a. held at 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. As mornings at 10 :30 a.m. during Church Telephone: 267-8265 always, everyone is welcome. A the months of July and August, (Secretary: Mrs. Elaine Kozie) baptismal service will take with several guest preachers place on June 3rd and a week We welcome the opportunity during Dr. Furcha's vacation later the Church Picnic, at of keeping in touch with our from July 15th to August 15th. 10: 00 a. m. gets underway at friends in the Guildwood After the summer break, Sunday Thompson Park, the same spot as community and hope to be able to School classes resume on last year. keep you regularly informed of September 9th. The church Finally, don't forget to say events and activities at office will be open through the hello to us at the Holy Trinity Washington United Church. summer months from Monday to refreshment booth during Guild­ The Rev. Gary Boratto, a Friday between the hours of wood Day. Bring your neighbours recent graduate in Theology of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. - G\TILIAGE G\TARIETY - COME TO US FOR YOUR FATHER'S DAY CARDS WE SPECIALIZE IN GREETING CARDS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES WE SELL T,T,C,J LOTTARIOJ PROVINCIAL) LOTO CANADA) AND WINTARIO TICKETS 97 GUILDWOOD PARKWAY 6 266-7318 SCHOOLS------ELIZABETH SIMCOE JUNIOR PUBLIC date. A number of our students be well prepared to enjoy a busy SCHOOL are involved in our relay teams, summer of recreation and mental sprints, and several pit events stimulation from the many There is no doubt about it as we prepare (on a more modest activities which the Guildwood the trees are bursting into scale this year) for our parti­ area and Metropolitan Toronto bud and the grass is doubling in cipation at the Birchmount Track have to offer. size every twenty-four hours -­ and Field Meet on Monday, June From all of us here at summer is coming closer, but the 4th. Elizabeth Simcoe Junior Public activities around the school Prior to that, however, many School to all of our parents and continue unabated. of our girls and boys had been friends -- a very Happy and We would like to thank our jogging regularly in preparation Safe Sumner! over 600 parents, students and for the Mini-Marathon (or "Fun other friends of the school for Run" as we would like to have it COMMUNITY SERVICES the excellent support they gave known) and Thursday May 24th saw Margaret Birch, M.P.P., our first big production in some many of our local streets full 965-6502 Ed Fulton, Alderman, tine -- "Tom Sawyer". The work of our many eager joggers. At 4.38-7275 to produce the show for the the same time, our students are Shirley Tomlinson, Trustee, three nights was more than worth preparing themselves for Canada 261-1245 it and the benefits accruing to Fitness Testing and looking Consumers' Association, the large number of children who forward to the recognition they 4.39-111.3 West Hill Community Services, took part, were many indeed. will earn for themselves as they 284-59.31 As we "wind up" (schools are able to participate at the FOUND today do not "wind down") for different success levels. the end of the year, we are As you can see from these At Guildwood Plaza, a silver chann pleased to report that our two (and other activities) our girls bracelet. Charms include: boys' softball teams are working and boys are busy developing "'69 U. ofW.", "U. ofT.", hard and acquitting themselves their bodies as well as their "Graduation Connestoga". Phone: well in the ganes played to minds. We hope that they will 284-3620.

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8 teachers have a good know­ moderately priced nutritious GUILDWOOD LIBRARY ledge of the ways in which luncheon special every Wednesday SUMMER READING CLUB our eating habits influence of each week. For the coming Once again the library is our health. school year Laurier will once pleased to offer a Summer Reading 3. 67% of students and 41% of again place great emphasis on ~ for the children of the Guild­ teachers eat at least one nutrition awareness and good wood commnnity. serving of "junk" food eating habits • The club encourages the during the course of the day. If you completed the quiz children to read at their own 4. Both students and teachers in last month's issue, you may individual level. After a book has seem to be in agreement that wish to check your answers with been read, the child is required to nutrition education is the ones listed below. Good report briefly on it and to grade important for both boys and luck~ the book to his liking. If ten girls. 1. a 7. b books are read by the conclusion of 2. b 8. b Through the summer, the child is awarded a discussions with 3. a 9. a Taylor, special reading certificate. All Mr. our caterer, the 4. b 10. b participants receive a wallet-size nutrition canmittee found that s. b 11. a card and an invitation to attend the consumption pattern of both 6. a 12. a our annual students and staff changed book club party. For those considerably during the period interested in joining DEADLINE FOR our club, registration of the nutrition campaign. The begins Jnne 1st with the reading commencing purchase of "junk" foods NEXT ISSUE on July 3rd. A pre-club meeting will decreased and the buying of SEPTEMBER 28 be annonnced. nutritious luncheon specials became quite popular. For further information, please Mr. Taylor, in cooperation MEN'S SUNDAY NIGHT BASEBALL contact Mrs. Crisp at the Guildwood Library. with the nutrition committee, The Men's Sunday Night Baseball CEDAR RIDGE STUDIO GALLERY has agreed to continue a Game of the week is now in full swing each Sunday evening at Please don't forget to TAKE maintenance programme for the 6:30 p.m. behind Guildwood Public School on Livingston Rd. TIME, at the 10th Annual Show remainder of this school year. For information, call Don McRobb and Sale of Cedar Ridge Studio This (res.) or programme consists of a 266-3639 431-5151 (bus.) Gallery (formerly Guildcrest ~~,rv.,,GUILDWOOD ~ iJ CLEANERS

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(261-0795) Guildwood residents and their This will be a great time for horses wi 11 be included in the all the participants. Come on out 119 Guildwood Pkwy above equestrian team, so come out for a little exercise. A map of . . . . in the plaza. and cheer your favourite friend. the route will be appearing in They include: store windows along with further information 1. Joanne Cartan riding the in the near future. former All America Futurity To indicate your interest or for more Prospect (Life time earnings information call Shell $25.12) SHILO'S SPARKY. Crane: 266-7928. 2. Lynn Cartan riding GLO 'S GOLD s DOLL former stand-in for On Saturday, June 9, the Annual MITCHEi ,T ,'S Guildwood Day TRIGGER and last seen leading Men's Baseball Game will take place at 1145 p.m. the 1977 ROSE BOWL PARADE. For additional information, call ESSO SERVICE Don McRobb 266-3639 (res.) or 3. Pam Hare riding MAGIC TYME 431-5151 (bus,) an NORM MITCHELL outstanding Arabian Gelding and 65 Guildwood Parkway a direct descendant of The Guildwood News and Views Scarborough, Ont. Lawrence. is a volunteer community newspaper Phone 266-5344, distributed 266-3737 4. Ken Hare riding R.J. a horse to over 2300 homes and apartments recently acquired from the in Guildwood. The issue dates up to the end of 1979 are: ALPO stables. 1

So for a great day plan to 1 ISSUE DATE ADVERTISING AND attend and please watch where you COPY DEADLIN~ I walk, especially along the parade route. . October 12 September 28 , November 30 November 16 FUN RUN As of January 1979, the Here's a new activity for our following rates apply to copy-ready community: the first annual ads provided by advertisers: Gui ldwood Day Fun Run. We know 1/12 there are a lot of regular Page ....•••..••.•.••.• $12. 00 1/6 Page ••...•.•..•.•••••• enthusiasts out there, so why not $19.00 1/4 Page bring a friend and join the crowd? $25. 00 1/3 Page The run starts at 3:30 for the $32. 00 1/2 Page first 3 miles. Those who wish to $40. 00 56 NABLY COURT, Full Page continue may do an additional 3 $75.00 SCARBOROUGH, ONT, 12 Back MlD 2K9 miles or 10 km total. Page •••••••••••••· •••• $80.00 DELIVERY SERVICE -- POST OFFICE -- GUILDWOOD PLAZA -- PHONE 267-8248 (j) + GuUdwood Drug Mart Ontario Blue Cl'OSS YOUR GUILDWOOD VILLAGE PHARMACY FOR 18 YEARS TRI . - CARE We fill prescriptions for: The Drug Benefit Plan, Blue Cross, D.V.A., Welfare, Green Shield, Workmen's Comp., Co-op Health Services, Tri-Care Services, Confederation Life etc.

Club and orienteering. Others who deserve mention are COMMUNITY.-- I would like to thank the Bryan Mills, Bob Campbell, Guy residents of Guildwood who 3RD EAST SCARBOROUGH GUILDWOOD Corbold and Dave Franklin. contributed to our fund raising In closing, I would like to SCOUTS projects this year -- Christmas thank all the scouts for making tree sales, fertilizer and Scouting in Guildwood is it a good year for me also. charcoal drive and of course our drawing to a close for another Thanks guys, see you all next Scout Apple Day. The money year and a good year it was. year. raised goes to giving the boys '!he scouts enjoyed a full year KIWANIWOOD TENNIS CLUB their trips and camps. of events and trips, from a I would also like to thank visit to the Ford Motor_ Co. in As of May 17th, only a very the parents who helped with Oakville to Scuba Diving. Other few membership openings were driving and as assistants on special events included running left. The S.T.F. league and trips and especially Ken of computers from I.B.M., talks ladies' Morning League matches McFarquhar who was my right-hand and films from the Rod & Gun are well under way. man and treasurer for the troop. TAILOR MAi>E Get Outdoors••• Clothing /or Discriminating Men 123 Guildwood Pkwy. and Guildwood Village Shopping Centre have Scarborough, Ont. DANTE 266-4343 your family ANDY RODGERS 261-2278 portrait taken. 106 MARKHAM ROAD at KINGSTON ROAD

FRESH & SALT WATER FISH FRESH LOBSTERS Nature can provide a bright, beautiful setting for a family portrait. Call today for an appointment, or stop by and look over our portrait G~ samples. GUILDWOOD GULF SERVICE CENTRE See you on Guildwood Day to One Stop Service 'We Keep the Village on Wheels" take pictures of the children on ponies JIM KYROS LTD. cg~y~ 70 Gulldwood Parkway GUILDWOOD VILLAGE PLAZA Scarborough, Ont. Phone 267-1861 109 GUILDWOOD PARKWAY 261-7998 13 COMING EVENTS

The "B" Doubles Tournament 10X STUt)IOS at the Club in June for Ladies, iMen' s and Mixed Events. PRESENTS THE The Scarboro Closed Tournament GJJANCE Family Portrait from June 2 through June 17 in all categories. See the Club STUDIO Coupon representative for entry forms. Friday, June 22 -- Round Robin Social at the courts -- 7:30 p.m. CLASSES IN GUILDWOOD Saturday, July 7 -- Barbecue and TUESDAY, FRIDAY Pool Party. THIS COUPON ENTITLES THE HOLDER SATURDAY

TO ONE FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHY SESSION 'l'.Ar AND BALLET IN THE PRIVACY AND CONVENIENCE OF GUILDWOOD VILLAGE BOWLING BEGINNERS AND UP THEIR OWN HOME (regular Studio LEAGUE

value of $29.00) and is valid Well, we have just completed SUMMER SCHOOL

until July 30/79. TEL. 261-4511 another successful season with AT our annual Banquet and Dance HOLY TRINITY which was held this year on Friday, May 11th, at Esson Place JULY 9 - 26 on Lawson Road. We would like to thank all the local merchants who contributed prizes for this event and helped to add to the 274-3538 enjoyment of the evening. PHONE Dennis Fitzgerald's team won the Championship Series and Ruth Pattison was successful in the BUTTERNUT Consolation Series. NEW DIRECTION) The members of the Executive for SCHOOL the 1979-80 season are: THINKING OF A CHANGE? PRESIDENT Dale McDonald 261-1543 - A new job

SECRETARY - Returning to school Peter Dickens 267-9152 APPLICATIONS BEING - Re-organizing your time, office TAKEN FOR SEPTEMBER: TREASURER Sheila MacDougall 431-9873 2 1/2 YEARS TO 3 1/2 YEARS,

9 A,M, TO 11:30 A,M, If you are interested in I CAN ASSIST YOU TO: bowling in the fall, we would be glad to hear from you. We bowl - write a resume YEARS, MONTHS TO YEARS, 3 7 4 1/2 on Tuesday nights at Cedarbrae - refresh your study skills 1:30 P,M, TO 3:30 P,M, Plaza at 7:00 p.m. and will begin - reorganize your time, desk, the season right after Labour Day filing system at home, at the on Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1979. In the office. past couple of years we have had to take quite a few people from outside the Guildwood area in order to fill our teams but For would like to make the league PHONE truly a Guildwood League again. NEW DIRECTIONS So if you want to bowl, please 284-9872 contact any of the new Executive Anne Petite, 14 ...______B.Sc., M.Ed. or call me, Eleanor Anco at 267-5376 261-7943. COMING EVENTS Monday , June 4 Cu-toll•r · ·. Track and Field Meet at Birch­ Con,,at.• mount Stadium. Banking loan Wednesday, June 6 Washington United, June Tunes -­ a musical kaleidoscope of songs Bank of Montreal ~ from movies and shows. 8:00 p.m. GuUdwood VIiiage Branch SWAIS' FINA 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Daily Saturday, June 9 Except GUILDWOOD DAY. S\lllday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. OPEN 264-4138 Saturday, June 9 Craft I "A PRESENT FOR DAD" , MON,-WED, 10-3 SPONSORING GUILDWOOD SOCCER CLUB Guildwood Library. 2:00 p.m. / THURS,-FRI, 10-8 ages 6 - 14 years I limit of 24 children. Please register at the library. JOAN MONTEGANI Saturday, June 9 PHONE: 266-4574 West Hill Florists "TAKE TIME". Cedar Ridge Studio Gallery -- Arts and Crafts Show and Sale -- held at Campbell Farm (3620 Kingston Rd.,) 12 noon to Bank ot Montr~al ~ 4518 Kingston Road at Morningside 5:00 p.m. The Fust Car1ad1<1n Bank West HID, Ontario MlE 2N8 ::I.: 282-4579 282-0817 Sunday , June 10 Ecumenical Service, Holy Trinity Church1 Guest: Hon. Pauline McGibbon.

Friday, June 22 Kiwaniwood Tennis Club -- Round NlNO©' Robin Social, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday , June 2 7 St. Ursula Catholic School, VINCENT Graduation of Grade 8 students at St. Martin de Porres Church, 7 :00 p.m. Monday, July 9 - 13 vacation Bible School at Guild­ wood Presbyterian. 9:30 to 11:30 daily. Kindergarten to Grade LATESTIii HMRSTYLES FOR LADIES a.m. AND GENTLEMEN 266-2441 6. GUILDWOOD VILLAGE PLAZA

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UP OFF TD regular ticket price 40% to 75% off most items SALE STARTS JUNE 4 EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD Cash and Carry Only no credit cards &UILDWOOD SPORTS I HOBBY Guildwood Plaza 16 ...... ______Across__ from Library_ OFFICIAL PUBLICATION - GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION OCTOBER J.2 VOL, 79 NO, 5 COMING EVENTS The Other Side Of Guildwood Youth Saturday, October 13th Skate Exchange at Elizabeth Simcoe A VIEW FROM SIR WILDRID LAURIER C,I, Junior Public School. cliche Saturday, October 13th The editorial in the June 1 There is a newspaper over­ Craft Session "Autumn Leaves" at issue of the Guildwood News and which may account for this news does not sell Guildwood Library, 2:00 P.M., for views castigates this community sight. Good also be that we children ages 6-14. Limit - 25 for failing to take the trouble to papers. It may too modest to brag about children. Please register. write about our children. are just Apparently, in a response to this the successes of our offspring. biological Friday, October 19th paper's request for opinions about I don't have any in this Kiwaniwood Tennis Club Awards the behaviour (either good or bad) offspring attending school a deep Presentation Night at Watt's of Guildwood' s young people, only area but, I have developed achievements Restaurant & Tavern in Cedar three people phoned with news of parental pride in the young charges. And, I am Heights Plaza. 8:00 P.M. vandalism, rudeness and drug and of my alcohol abuse. not too modest to speak up about their good deeds. Saturday, October 20th Since it would be most unjust Here are just a few examples. Rummage and White Elephant Sale-­ to tar all of our young people Travel! was one of my Guildwood Presbyterian Church. with that kind of brush, I have Chris decided to give you my impressions charges. He was involved in the of a number of Variety Tuesday, October 23rd anq at the same time to champion production the Community Connec­ Guildwood Library -- "Christmas the cause of the overwhelming Nights and where he performed as a Ideas from foil" -- craft programme majority of our young people who tion He was a member of the 8:30 P.M. are hard-working, straight-thinkin, magician. and honest citizens. school band. He played badminton, floor hockey and he ran for the Saturday, October 27th True, as one of the Vice­ cross country team. Chris is a Showing of "Spooky Films" at Guild­ Principals of Sir Wilfrid Laurier member of the Society of Canadian wood Library -- 2:00 P.M. C.I., I do see examples of vandal­ ism like broken windows, clogged Magicians and on November 9 he valedictorian for the Saturday, November 10th toilets and carved-up desks. I will be the I have graduating class. By the way, his Bazaar -- Guildwood Presbyterian also encounter rudeness and average in Grade 13 was 77%. Church. dealt with incidents of drug and final alcohol abuse. But let me state Christina Tracy is another Saturday, November 10th unequivocally that the many hours fine example of hardworking, clear­ Session "Frogs don't have to Craft was which are spent by a Vice-Principa thinking Guildwood youth. She be green" at Guildwood Library -- vandalism, trespass­ a member of the badminton club, 2:00 P.M. dealing with Gables; ing, rudeness, alcohol or drug she acted in Anne of Green cheating she took part in the Theatre Arts Saturday, November 24th abuse, skipping, truancy, and failure to complete home· Festival, the Laurier Lope, and Guildwood Library -- showing of theft spent as a result of the the Variety Shows both at school films "Fairy Tales" for children work are of less than 10 percent and at the Guildwood Villa. This of all ages -- 2:00 P.M. behaviour of our school population. is not all. Christina also wrote That other 90 percent of the for the Quill - a creative writing Saturday, November 24th of our student population unfortunately magazine; she was a member Holy Trinity's Old Fashioned Top team; she was does not get the credit it Reach for the Family Bazaar -- 12:00 noon to the Track Team; she took part deserves. on 4:00 P.M. Continued on page 9 NOTES FROM THE EDITOR

I'd like to take this oppor­ tunity to welcome our future The Guildwood News and Views Editor, Phil Diamond. Phil has is a volunteer community newspaper had a great deal of experience in distributed to over 2300 homes and advertising and in putting CANADIAN IMPERIAL apartments in Guildwood. Future together community newspapers, so BANK OF COMMERCE issue dates are: he's sure to bring a lot of good Guildwood Parkway and ideas to the position when he Livingston Road Copy and Advertising takes over at the beginning of Deadline Issue Date 1980. COMMERCE Nov, 16/1979 Nov.30/1979 To tell the truth, I'm a Jan.4/1980 Jan. 18/1980 little reluctant to give the job INTERBRANCH Feb, 15/1980 Feb.29/1980 up, because I've enjoyed it Mar. 28/1980 April 11/1980 BANKING. tremendously, but now that I'm May 23/1980 June 6/1980 ACROSS roWN, working full-time, there simply OR ACROSS CANADA, aren't enough hours in the day to YOU CAN BANK do this , too . THEWNIYOUDO>J As of January 1979, the I'll bet you thought that all following rates apply to copy-ready of what I've just said signalled YOUR OWN BRANCH, ads provided by advertisers: an end to my constant pleading for WHEREVER YOU SEE more help, didn't you? No such 1/12 Page...... $12.00 THIS SIGN. luck, I'm afraid: we are still 1/6 Page • • . . . . • • . • • .. • . . . • $19.00 BARBARA PALMER quite desperate for a Circulation MANAGER 1/4 Page ...••.••...•••••.. $25.00 Manager. Jean Hicks moved away in 1/3 Page .•..•••..••.•.•... $32.00 the summer, and left a gaping hole 1/2 Page ...•...•..••.•.•.• $40.00 ~terBran~ in our staff. We may have a new Full Page . • • . . • . . . • . • . . . . . $75. 00 "'-.Banking _/I Editor, and a new Typist, but with­ Back Page . . • • • . • . • ...... • $80. 00 out someone to see that the paper Tel 267·8278 gets to you, there's not much GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY point in printing it, is there? ASSOCIATION So please call me at 266-8867 EXECUTIVE: 1978-79 or 284-9201 if you have some time to help your community newspaper, Chairman Ken Hare 266-0493 Pat Wilmot

Guildwood Day Co-Chairmen Doug Souilliere 261-4751 David Wilmot 266-8867 NEWS AND VIEWS Secretary STAFF Roy Peck 266-2977

Treasurer Editor Peter Harris 2 67-7735 Pat Wilmot, {jUILDWOOD 281 Livingston Rd. 266-8867 Social Committee Assistant Editor 'PIZZA Vivien Harris 267-7735 Marilyn Harper 261-9905 Phil Diamond & BURGER'S Elaine Cook 267-0246 3 Earswick 266-1546 Sue Brown 266-7044 Copy Editor 123 Guildwood Parkwey Membership Directors Eleanor Finlay John Harty 261-7791 276 Sylvan 267-5227 (at Guildwood Shopping Centre} Linda Ross 266-2025 Layout Sports Directors David Wilmot 266-8867 Pierre LeBrun 266-7723 Barry Malet Typist Betty Beauchamp FOR LOCAL DELIVERY Past Chairman 4 Wythenshawe Wood 266-7491 $3.00&0VER Glen Witherspoon 266-9276 CALL Advertising 264-3436 Members at Large Ann Daly 266-3731 Frieda Morgan 266-5490 Cathy Latham 267-0646 Donna Robertson 266-8889 Ann Petite 267-5376 Bruce Robertson 266-8889 Angus Ross 266-2025 Circulation David Ryan 266-7545 POSITION OPEN 2 The final Ontario Municipal "RESOLVED that Scarborough Council Board approval granted last November go on record as giving a vote of limited the total expenditure to the confidence to the Metropolitan original 1977 budget of approximately Toronto Police Force, and particu­ 2.6 million dollars. Since the larly those officers who serve the O.M.B. neglected to provide for any people of the Borough of Scarborough cost of living or other inflationary so well by protecting property and factors in their decision, certain lives in a most exemplary manner of the originally planned components consistent with the high standards had to be deleted. Regrettably the of one of the best Police Forces in gymnastic gymnasium and the squash the World, AND FURTHER .BE IT courts will not be built, at least resolved that the Area Municipali­ in this original phase of the com­ ED FULTON~ ALDERMAN ties be requested to concur in this ple>. vote of confidence in the Metropoli­ The long debated Scarborough It is expected that construct­ tan Toronto Police." Village Community Centre was ion will begin very early in 1980 approved at the September 17th with the opening planned for the I would very much like to hear meeting of Council by a 13 to 3 Fall of L981. your views on this very important vote. The Complex, first approved I am sure you are all aware of issue. in February 1977 will be located at the controversy surrounding the I had the pleasure recently of the northeast corner of Markham and Police Force and the Police helping to re-establish the Friend­ Kingston Roads. The Centre will Commission. As a result of this ship Club at the Adanac Senior include a one ice surface arena, a controversy, Scarborough Council Citizens Apartments at 140 Adanac 250 seat theatre for the lively arts adopted a Resolution by a 15 to 1 Drive. a senior citizen's lounge, a margin supporting a Vote of Confi­ The Club arranges many differ­ community room, a combative room dence in the Metropolitan Toronto ent social activities, out-of-town and fitness centre,and a food Police force. The actual wording of trips and entertainment for the services area. the Resolution was as follows: resident members. Judging from the '80 Chevrolet '80 Oldsmobile · Pick your own front our big crop for savings & get expert service.

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3 Forsythia Drive and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fulton continued George Starr who recently celebrated attendance and interest shown at the their 50th wedding anniversaries and meeting, the Club was sorely missed to Mrs. Lou McDonald of Toynbee by a large number of residents. I Trail who celebrated her 90th birth­ know that some of you have relatives day September 1, 1979. or friends living there and any help The Ontario Government believes you could offer the new club would that farnilie~ as our major social be appreciated. institution, should be central to If you have any questions or the development of our social require further information on the policies. Government is not the foregoing, or, if I can be of any only element in the formation of assistance to you on any other social policy. Important decisions matter please call me at 267-6720 which affect families are made by or 438-7275. religious institutions, funded Eleven young people from the agencies, voluntary and self-help Guildwood area were Junior Rangers organizations, business and labour, this past summer, they were: MARGARET BIRCH~ MPP and the media. Irene May Bigall, Michael Glenn This concept is reflected in Now is the time for students Butler, Douglas D, C. Easton, Monica the discussion paper "The Family as who are interested in the Junior Marie Maier, Robert Franklin Moody, a Focus for Social Policy". Copies Ranger Program for the summer of 198( Wayne Howard Roberts, Brian C, are available in the AID office. to submit their applications. Robertson, Donald Clarence Stachiw, The paper is meant to stimulate a The Junior Ranger Program with Diane Carole Wentworth, Colin spirited public discussion about the Ministry of Natural Resources is Thomas Wilkinson, Timothy George family life in Ontario. I hope you offered to those students who will Williams. will pick up a copy and share your be 17 (but not 18) years of age on Brochures outlining the program are views and comments with me on the August 31, 1980. available in my AID office. subject of the family The program offers eight weeks of outdoor activity and the oppor­ Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. I have always been a firm tunity to meet new friends from James Cooper of Somerdale Square, believer in the worth of the across the Province. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. warren of volunteer. As Provincial Secretary

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A PHONE CALL TO 261-3331 WILL ENSURE YOUR RESERVATION. 201 GUILDWOOD PARKWAY SCARBOROUGH, ONTARIO for Social Development I am even where all these things are provided GORDON GILCHRIST, M,P, more convinced of the need for the by the impersonal government offices.f sensitive and enthusiastic approach I have a special feeling of that volunteers contribute. The gratitude for the student who works government of Ontario believes, as with young children or the elderly. a matter of policy, that the work They are learning at an early age volunteers do is important. It is that as a volunteer--you really do important because it permits us to get back more than you give. I provide many more services than salute all volunteers for serving in would otherwise be possible, and your community, because of the human element it If you haven't already adds to so many of our services. volunteered in your communit~ may I Without that human element we do suggest supporting the United Way not believe these services could Campaign (284-6377) or 282-3441); be successful. the Scarborough Centenary Hospital Once a service that used to Auxiliary Wing Ding,November 16th be provided voluntarily is taken and 17th; becoming a Block Parent;or As your newly elected Member over by people who are paid by the your local community association, of Parliament, it is a pleasure for government, it loses something very schools and churches. me to begin what I hope will be a valuable. It loses the clear I am available Monday evenings continuing series of communications element of human warmth and after 7:00 p.m. for personal visits with the residents of Guildwood compassion that volunteers can in the AID office located at 4599 Village. bring. That's one of the greatest Kingston Road, Suite 208, West Hill, Ottawa has been a busy place values of the volunteer. telephone 281-2787 or Queen's Park this sumrne~what with the sitting I think it is far better to 965-6502. of numerous Committess charged by live in a community where people, the Prime Minister with investigat­ because they care about each other, ing, researching and developing get together voluntarily to help policy on key issues leading to provide the services they need than early legislation. it is to live in the kind of society I, too, have been busy sitting on 3 Committees which I consider to

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5 MEDICAL CORNER By Dr. w. Kingston .personalized BLOOD TESTS Why is all that Blood removed from your arm vein when you have professional service your annual health examination? What tests does your Doctor order? The examination gives the ~actor an opportunity to screen patients for potential problems,to practice preventive medicine,and a chance to detect any ongoing DIANNE TAYLOR disease. ROYAL TRUST CORP. The blood tests ordered 24 Sonneck Square 898 Markham Road include: Haemoglobin (detects Anaemia), White Blood Count (to Scarborough, Ontario Scarborough, Ontario exclude lukaemia) and a Blood Film. 264-2271 438-1020 These are routine. Tests of Liver and Kidney function are undertaken. Testing of Thyroid function is usual, especially in patients taking birth control pills. To exclude Diabetes Mellitus, a random be vital to Canada's economic and business health of the riding, I am blood sugar is measured. social well-being. They are Energy, arranging regular meetings with The preventive medicine aspect Economic Development and National business people in order to receive involves measurement of the blood Defence. It is most gratifying to their views and keep them advised fats (Triglycerides, Cholesterol new Members to have been able to be of government activities. It is and High Density Lipoproteins). involved and to have such personal my hope that the same exchange can If these are found to be hig~ then be had input as Prime Minister Clark has with all residents during arrangements are made to test a provided future through these Caucus collective meetings or by blood sample after an overnight 14 individual Committees. Because of this close discussion should you hour fast. Hopefully, your Doctor's involvement, may I urge all of you care to contact me. office opens early to prevent the Guildwood residents to feel free A great deal of low-keyed pangs of hunger from being too to contact me and make your views policy change is occurring and prolonged~ known on any and all subjects of those who are interested and pay­ concern to you. My office is nearb ing attention to governmental Gordon Cilchrist continued at Markham and Kingston Road and affairs cannot help but become aware will be upheld in Scarborough East my Executive Assistant, Mrs. Joan of the improving of the Federal­ and I believe, nationally. Hicks, also a resident of Guildwood Provincial relationship and the 1 I shall try to give you would be delighted to take your much greater attention to national detailed accounting of government calls if I am absent (264-3241). economic viability and monetary actions in future columns and in As part of a determined plan responsibility. Be assured, your the meantime earnestly invite your to keep in close touch with the clear voting wishes are being and response and inquiries.

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6 SCHOOLS------ELIZABETH SIMCOE JUNIOR PUBLIC If you have any specific Sylvan and at the crossing just to questions or concerns, please the east of the school on Sylvan. SCHOOL be sure to call your child's teacher Our Extra Curricular program It seems late to be saying and expect a return phone call to is in full swing and the following WELCOME BACK after a month of discuss your inquiry or arrange an are the activities which are school, but, nevertheless, our wish interview so that it can be more presently under way. New for this is sincere~ fully discussed. Of course, if year, is our string programme which Again this year, our school you wish to speak to the principal, is being offered to twelve population is smaller than this he is readily available and both selected students in Grade 5. As time last year but we will be teachers and principal can be well, we have a Grade 5 band and a offering as full a program as reached through the school number Grade 6 band under the direction possible for our 349 students. - 261-4367. Mrs. Birgeneau, the of Mrs. Cruickshank with the Many news items will appear in our school secretary, will see that assistance of one of Scarborough's monthly bulletin and this will be all messages reach the people music department itinerants,Mr. sent out on the last teaching concerned. Reynolds. Cross Country running Friday of each month, with the Our Safety Patrol is in full has already had our children youngest member of each family in swing and twenty-eight girls and involved in two local meets where the school. Please watch for it, boys from Grades 5 and 6 faith­ they have acquitted themselves and be sure your child bri~gs it fully carry out their duties. well. We have girls' and boys' home. It is only one of the Captains Alison Evanoff and.Lorri teams in the Mite, Bantam and methods of communication which we Verburgt keep the patrol members Junior divisions. In a recent use. Many letters will be sent alert and help the teacher-in­ local meet we had the following home during the year advising you charge, Mrs. Donely, in supervi­ students placing in the top ten: of particular class events, sion duties. In addition to the Danny Bosy, David McAllister, particularly excursions. These are four kindergarten patrols, in the Stephanie Wilkes, Steve Labadie, part of the school program and the morning and afternoon, patrols Alison Evanoff, Tanya Beaton, tearoff below each letter is simply operate for the general school Tanja Degen, John Ostapeic, Jeff to let us know that you are aware population at Prince Phillip and Ostapeic and Edward Siddeley. The of that particular activity. Catalina, Prince Phillip and coaches, Mr. McEvilla, Mr. Emond

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It is 5 YEARS., AND FOR THE PAST hard to believe that when we lay I ~~ out all the items in the hall once 4 YEARS., HAS BEEN OUR TOP serves I every six weeks or so, they do not I REAL ESTATE AGENT (WE HAVE GUILDWOOD VILLAGE belong to someone in the school. for all Real Estate Services I Pupils who have to share in the OVER 800) IN THE GREATER call: offices: 293-1992 cost of replacing lost items, TORONTO REGION, residence: 293-1615 might be willing to take a little more care of them. Young children should have names sewn in, or THE YOUTH OF GUILDWOOD: written on their items. We would deserve praise and who have given also ask that members of the Continued from page 1 us - teachers and parents alike - community who have lost items, to reason to be proud. Unfortunately check in the school office. in the Kiwanis Academic Competit­ From they cannot all be mentioned here. time to time we have ion and she placed fifth in the items turned This unnamed legion of young in which we are sure belong O.M.L.T.A. Toronto French contest. to an adults is involved in every facet adult, and we would like to return As part of a two month tour of of community life. Among them we duty in the naval reserves those items to their rightful have Sunday School Teachers, Christina participated in a beach owner. Be sure and see our members of the Army Reserves, clean-up and she also worked for secretary if you have lost some­ ballet dancers and ballet teachers. a day-care centre where she thing locally. The youth of Guildwood is active supervised the activities of A skate exchange will be in Youth Assisting Youth. We are children in a park. Miss Tracy operated on Saturday morning, well represented in the Scarborough graduated with a final average of October 13th. Interested parents Youth Orchestra. Our students are 91% and now attends Queen's on a could get in touch with the members of church choirs and the scholarship. How is that for some organizer Mrs. Lewis at 261-9365. Inter-School Christian Fellowship. good news about the youth of The Laurier Letter for June I could go on and on about Guildwood? '79 carried information about the Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, the Young Carol Klimpel finished Grade performance of Laurier students in People's Choir and candy stripers. 10 with an average of 80% over the the Junior Mathematics contest run The list of positive involvement year. She also found time to win by the University of Waterloo for in our community by our youth seems three Gold Medals in the Common­ students up to and including Grade to be endless. wealth Games while swimming 100 11 • The results were not as For that reason it is a pity meter freestyle events. Guildwood stated, since one of the top five that we do not hear more in praise can be proud. students was ineligible to write. of our young adults. Positive Karen Barbiere earns marks in The relative position for the feedback might even encourage the SO's and 90's . She also plays province and for the school's other youngsters to emulate those tennis. In fact, her sister position in the borough would whom we praise. We as a community Denise is the Ontario Closed have dropped if this student had should be more liberal with our Champion for under 18's and the not participated. praise and more positive about our recipient of the Sportsmanship In the same contest, the Grade young people. They are our future Award. Karen who could still play 9 and Grade 10 teams did not have and I gladly put myself and this under 14 was the runner-up to a score high enough to rank among country into their hands. Denise. That is dedication and the top schools in the Scarborough hard work. Norm Pirk Board. The same applies to the There are many other young Vice-Principal Grade 12 Euclid contest run by Sir Wilfrid Laurier people in the Guildwood area who C.I. the same university. 9 This excursion JACK MINER SENIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL complements the SPORTS Grade 8 course of study and affords Jack Miner sports program NEW STAFF MEMBERS the pupils the opportunity to gives every pupil an opportunity This year we would like to sample life as it was in Upper to participate. In addition to welcome four new staff members to Canada. our inter-school program we run a Jack Miner. Mrs. J. Croney is On November 12th, Mrs. Donald­ very active house league system. filling in for Mrs. Evans who is son and Mrs. Glanville will take The house league games are between on leave until Christmas. Mrs. their classes to the Royal Winter classes and every youngster is Croney is teaching Grade 7 mathe­ Fair. encouraged to play. The boys are matics and Grade 7 and 8 girls' well into their house league foot­ physical education. Mr. G. Stein­ MUSIC ball while the Grade 7 girls are house, our new guidance counsellor, The excellent extra-curricular playing King's Court1 the Grade 8 comes to us from Gooderham Jr. P.S. music program is well under way girls are playing Bordenball. Mr. Steinhouse is at Jack Miner at Jack Miner under the direction House league games take place every morning and he visits our of Mrs. B. Pascutto. Five groups daily from 3:15 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. feeder schools in the afternoons. are now in full rehearsal: the and proper gym equipment must be Our new vice-principal is Mr. G. Junior and Senior Strings, the worn. Dealhoy. Mr. Dealhoy comes to us Wind Ensemble, the Concert Band, For those pupils who wish to from Highcastle P.S. where he and the Symphony. On October 12th participate at a more competitive served as vice-principal for 5 a delegation of teachers from level we offer many inter-school years. Prior to that he was vice­ Ottawa will be visiting Jack Miner teams. principal at North Bridlewood Jr. to observe our music program, and In their first soccer game of P.S. and Warden Ave. P.S. Our new on November 10th the Wind Ensemble the season our Junior Boys,coached secretary is Mrs. J. Steadman. will travel to Islington to perform by Mrs. Lyons,played to a 2-2 draw Mrs. Steadman previously worked at at the O.M.E.A. workshop. Their with Tecumseh and then on Thursday Churchill Heights P.S. appearance will be the premier the 20th September the boys had a performance of a selection of work convincing 2-0 win over Charles EXCURSIONS by Scarborough's Assistant Gordon with goals by Wayne Beckford On October 3rd all of our Co-ordinator of Music, Mr. Don and Rob Gaynes. Grade 8 pupils went to Fort York. Coakley. 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We will have teams to represent ST, URSULA CATHOLIC SCHOOL direction of Mr. Carson opened its our school at the Regional Finals season with a 5-1 loss to Joseph The school year brought a few in the fall. The boys' soccer Brant. Bruce Bell was the lone new members to the staff of St. coach is Mr. Broderick; the girls' scorer for Miner. The Senior Girls' Ursula's. Mrs. Sandra Neufeld, volleyball coach is Mrs. Willis. Bordenball team coached by Mrs. from St. Barbara'~ has a Grade 2 Mr. Sheehan will be coaching the Croney started out its season with a class and Mrs. Joanne Wilson, also boys' volleyball and the girls' very convincing 10-2 victory 'over from St. Barbara's, has a Grade soccer teams. Sir E. MacMillan Sr. P.S. The 6-7 class. Mrs. Carolyn Hickey, The Opening School Mass was members of the team are: from St. Matthias, is our new held on Friday, Sept. 7. Mr. librarian, and Mr. Marijan Kolaric, Evangelista's Grade 4 and 5 class Tracey Minaker Judy Green our Instrumental Band and vocal prepared.the Readings and art work Corrine Evanoff Chris Wagner Music teacher. for this Mass. The next Mass was Sue McLeish Rhonda Law A "Meet the Teacher" night on Friday, September 28, followed Jackie Carlyle Michelle Amerie was held on Thursday, September by a Hot Dog Lunch. Lisa Barclay Angela Baluke 20. Alexander Litt, Religious Nadine Hollett Debbie Knautz Education Resource Teacher from Florence Lock Karen Longmire Scarborough East York Region, gave Vanessa Thomas an overview of the J.K. to Grade 8 ORVAL D. WIDTE DATES TO REMEMBER Religious Education Program. Following this presentation, October 24: International Year of . CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT parents had the opportunity to the Child Day. meet the teachers and to discuss Phone 759-1417 October 25: Professional Activity the program. The Grade 6 to 8 Day. parents met that evening to discuss 7 49 Warden Ave., November 27: Reports go Home the trip to Albion Hills Conserva­ Suite 103 tion Area that the students attend­ December 3 & 4: Interview Days Scarborough, Ont., ed for 2 1/2 days during the first MlL 4A8 December 21: Last day of first week of October. term. House Leagues in Soccer and January 3: Second term begins Volleyball have already started. 11 CHURCHES------,------morning when, after a few anxious Elizabeth Simcoe school, whose work CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY moments, the threatening skies has already justified his fine reputation, has become our new Reverend Harold F. Roberts, Rector cleared and permitted the completion caretaker. "The Mustard Seed" Church: 261-9503 of the service. Sunny breaks which article, "a joyful noise," Rectory: 266-2868 followed warmed the handshakes and provided insight into the rich Services at Holy Trinity: brightened the greetings between musical background of Gerry Payne, Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. friends from Washington United, our new organist and choirmaster. Sundays at 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. Guildwood Community Presbyterian and Holy Trinity. Gerry and his own brand of joyful Inevitably, the July exodus tc During the first week of noise, already much in evidence and various spots in cottage country September our tabloid newspaper "The appreciated these Sunday mornings, and beyond had reversed itself by Mustard Seed" arrived, we hope, at is welcome indeed. Labour Day. September brought witl every Guildwood door step and we Plans are under way for our it a refreshed return to the forma2 would like to feel that each of you annual Bazaar, to be held on yet more significant aspect of found in it a provocative thought, Saturday, November 24th, from noon life--these pursuits related to an item of interest, or something until four. Two new and exciting home, community and church. For­ worthwhile. Its publication editions will be added this year-­ tunate indeed are those who find a: suggests that at least a skeleton the "Something Special Boutique" these in Guildwood. crew was back home manning the oars and a "Record Bar". As this article At Holy Trinity the flurry of while the rest of us were making is being written there remains enterprise preceeding the summer the most of the holiday season. exactly three months till Christmas break included the annual Sunday Our Community never stands Day. Count on the "Something School picnic and the June 10th still. Those returning from the Special Boutique" to answer your Ecumenical Service with the summer recess were greeted by a Christmas shopping needs if you Honourable Pauline McGibbon taking number of new faces in both the have several people who are specially part. Each of these activities, WE congregation and staff. One of the hard to buy for. Incidentally, this are happy to report, was successfu: most rewarding experiences in year's event will be called "Holy The power of prayer, never more in church life is to welcome new people Trinity's Old Fashioned Family evidence than on that June 10th into its fellowship. Mr. Purich of Bazaar". But you will have to attend to find out what "old MAKE YOURSELF fashioned" means. Circle the date BEAUTIFUL. .... now. TREAT YOIISB.F TO APROFESSIONAL SKIN TREAllENT WASHINGTON UNITED CHURCH at ,~/#If€ Minister: The Rev. Dr. E.J. Furcha LaFemme Skin Care Incorporated, Church Telephone: 267-8265 owned and operated by a fully qu~lified . Esthetician (Be~uty The­ Washington United Church (at rapist) brings to you the essentials for the corner of Kingston Road and achievi·ng perfect skin care. Scarborough Golf Club Road) is At LaFemme we cover all aspects of Beauty Therapy using only natural launching several new programmes and biological products: this fall that are aimed at greater * We treat all skin types family and community involvement. * Foot Treatments (pedicure, wax wrap & massage) On Sunday, September 30th, a * Hand Treatments (manicure, wax wrap &massage) * Back Treatments (cleanse, peeling & massage) new appointment was confirmed during * Hair removal the service of worship when Mrs. Kay * Cellulite Treatments Cho was installed as Director of * Aromatherapy Treatments Christian Education. Mrs. Cho, a * Eyelash & Eyebrow Tinting * Cosmetic Application & Consultation native of Korea, brings with her a * Home Care Plan (des~ned for your own skin type) wealth of international experience. 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Baptist, where she has sung and over the top. ages 12 to 17 to share in this fine conducted a youth choir. Edna has We wish to thank those in the programme. her A.R.C.T. in piano, and is Guildwood Community who have studying music at u. of T., and already given their support. For TWINS BAPTIZED brings great vitality to her new example, the Pancake Breakfast Baptism services, held about role. We are blessed with many held in the plaza by the Senior once a month, are always special dedicated members who serve on Choir on Guildwood Day resulted in occasions, but on Sept. 30th we Session, and in the various groups a $250. boost for the Organ Fund. had reason to be doubly joyful when within the church. And last but not The Women's Fellowship has already Laura Ann and Jillian Lynn, twin least, our minister Gordon Beaton made a very substantial donation, daughters of Mr. & Mrs. Ian Daly brings all our endeavours into focus and has upcoming projects of were christened. Rounding out a to the glory of God. No wonder we interest. As well as the Oct. very special foursome were Philip are thankful! 20th Rurrunage and White Elephant Kenneth, son of Mr. & Mrs. Klaas Sale, and the Nov. 10th Bazaar, Hiemstra, and Heather Lynn, REFUGEE SPONSORSHIP members are continuing to sell daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Randal Cox. Our Mission and Fellowship products from the Regal catalogue. CLASSIFIED: Committee has been exploring the The Christmas cards and gift wrap possibility of our sponsoring a are of excellent quality, yet HELP WANTED: refugee family from Viet Nam. While modestly priced. If you would Mature women needed by young more planning is to be done, it is like to see a catalogue, please mothers to do occasional and the hope that this will become a call Elizabeth Beaton, 267-1927. regular part-time babysitting in reality in the very near future. All proceeds to the Organ Fund. the children's homes during the We also plan to sponsor two orphan day. Please call West Hill NEW C.G.I.T. LEADERS teen-agers who will reside in one Community Services at 284-5931. of our Guildwood homes. Sponsorship We are happy to announce that requires the congregation to Mrs. Cathy MacOdrum and her FOR SALE j provide for one year: assistant, Mrs. Bonnie Wallace, Dehumidifier, baseboard heater, ai 1. someone to meet the family upon will lead the C.G.I.T. group this conditioner, fan, two used screen arrival in the community, year. The "welcome mat" was out on doors. Call 282-1640 Tues. Oct. 9th at 7 p.m. for girls 2. adequate food, clothing and housing,

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NEW ORGAN TO BE ORDERED At a recent congregational Nothing says you care meeting, approval was given top as much as a color portrait. proceed with plans to order a Classic Organ. It is hoped that we will have this custom-made instrument installed by Easter of 1980. Meanwhile, several projects 133 CATALINA DRIVE.SCARBOROUGH.ONT. M1E 183 (416) 26.1-4511 are underway to bring the fund 17 COMMUNITY.--- Customer GUILDWOOD LIBRARY Convenience GUILDWOOD's BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP Banking lours The September 21st marked the 'DANCE beginning of Guildwood Lib~ary's Bank of Montreal ~ fifth season of the Book Discussion GuUdwood VIiiage Branch STUDIO Group. Books are chosen for their interest from different categories --good literature, popular works, OPEN CLASSES IN GUILDWOOD controversial subjects etc. TUESDAY, FRIDAY, If you are interested in MON,-WED, 10-3 joining us enquire at the Library SATURDAY THURS I - FR I • 10-8 for time and date, or call us at 266-4787. TAP AND BALLET Armida Schulha * * * Manager In honour of the International BEGINNERS AND UP Year of the Child, the Library PHONE: 266-4574 will present on Tuesday, November CHILDREN PREPARED 20 at 8:30 P.M. a programme entitled 'CHILDREN, TOYS AND PLAY' FOR ROYAL ACADEMY focusing on the importance of play Bank of Montreal ~ in the development and well-being The First Canadian Bank EXAMINATIONS ON of your child. A demonstration and

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All of us in Guildwood would We hope to see as many members like to congratulate Betty Easton on as possible at our Awards Presenta­ recently receiving her ten year tion Night. Hopefully our more NIN0(6 service pin and also on her casual format (and price!) will appointment as Area Commissioner. attract more.people. It will be at Anyone interested in Guiding please Watt's Restaurant and Tavern in VINCENT contact Ann Redford 261-4804. Cedar Heights Plaza on October 19th starting at 8:00 p.m. The 1980 KIWANIWOOD TENNIS CLUB Executive will also be voted in at The Club is closing out another this meeting. successful season. We have our new ELIZABETH SIMCOE JUNIOR lights and hopefully the courts will LATESTIii HA4RSTYLES FOR LADIES PUBLIC SCHOOL AND GENTLEMEN be resurfaced next year. New 266-2441 BLOCK PARENTS GUILDWOOD VILLAGE PLAZA members will be most welcome. To get your name on the list for next LET YOUR CARING SHOW year call J. Murton at 267-4760. All over Metropolitan Toronto, this is the focus for Block Parents: You have tried the rest show the children of the community now try the best I that you care about them and they, in turn, will develop a sense of VILLAGE self worth and a positive feeling BARBER MITCHELL'S ESSO SERVICE of belonging to the community. This BHDP feeling can only be good for every­ one. By developing self-respect in MEN'S HAIR S'J'YLIS'i' 65 Guildwood Parkway MEN' S L1\'J'ES'1' COMPLETE Scarborough, Ontario the children, they will learn to HAIi{ CARL CLUSLlJ MONDAY Phone 266-3737 respect others and behave in a res­ 266-5344 ponsible way towards other people (261-0795) Licenced Mechanics Brakes & Tune-Ups and their property. 119 Guildwood Pkwy .... in the plaza. Motor Vehicle Inspection For those of us who are Block Parents already, let us LET OUR CARING SHOW by: a. using our signs b. replacing our faded signs--all THINKING OF A WINTER VACATION it takes is a quick phone call c. letting the street captain or AUTO HOME LIFE chairperson know when we are moving away F. F. BJERRING, C.L.U. Call us d. keeping our signs clearly Bus. 261-3301 at visible--not blocked by Res. 264-399.1 shrubbery BJERRl\:G INSURANCE AGENCIES LTD. West Hill Travel For the rest of the community 2831 Kinuston Rd .. Suite 201, who care--plan now to become a Scarborough, Ontario, M1M 1N3 284-4733 Block Parent. 31 l<>ynbee Trail, Carolyn Houlden 266-0402 Scarborough, On:ario M1E 1E8 4256 Kingston Road, West Hill Wendy Burke 261-3600 Kathy Woods 266-9439 19 4121 Kingston Rd., West Hill, Ont. CHEVROLET OWSMOBILE LTD.

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With kind regards, OFFICIAL PUBLICATION - GUILDWOOD VILLAGE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION NOVEMBER 30 VOL. 79 NO, 6 COMING EVENTS GLEN IS BACK Monday, December 3rd ANDRAGOGY? GLEN WITHERSPOON~ CHAIRMAN ANDRAGOGY STRIKES Films for children of all ages Pressure of business has forced Ken - Guildwood Library. Everyone is SIR WILFRID LAURIER C,I, Hare to resign as Chairman of the Guild­ invited. 2: 00 p .m. Our latest count indicates wood Village Collllllunity Association, and Saturday, December 8th that at least 15 students and four the Executive Conunittee has asked me to Magic Show at Guildwood Library teachers show all the symptoms complete his term which has about 10 by Rudi Hunter, followed by a usually associated with andragogy. months to go. film. Children of all ages are The Scarborough Board of Education Ken has agreed to carry on as Vice­ invited. 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, December 11th has been notified and the Chairman and to handle arrangements for officials there are watching the Senior Citizens' Christmas Party Guildwood Day next June. situation closely. The school at Guildwood Library. 2:00 - We are off to a late start on the administrators, headed by Mr., 4:00 p.m. All senior residents 1979-80 program, but will soon catch up. M.B. Flynn have developed a wait­ invited. Admission free. Tentative plans are to have a Monte Carlo Tuesday, December 11th and-see attitude but they are night at the Guild Inn late in January Christmas concert: "Cantique having a difficult time suppress­ and the annual dinner-dance in April. de Noel", Sir Wilfrid Laurier C. ing the enthusiasm. Details of Monte Carlo night will be in I. auditorium, 8:00 p.m. Adults "Strange reaction" you say, the January issue of The News and Views $1.50, students 50¢. for what sounds like an ominous and the dinner-dance will be dealt with in Sunday, December 16th condition. Actually, enthusiasm a later issue. Candlelight service - Holy is a most appropriate response to Annual Membership Canvass Trinity church. 7:30 p.m. the word andragogy which simply The most urgent matter facing us is Saturday, December 22nd means "the education of adults". to get started on the annual membership Films for children of all ages How did Sir Wilfrid Laurier canvass. Membership Director Steve Harwood at Guildwood Library. Everyone C.I. become involved with is getting organized, and the canvass is invited. 2:00 p.m. andragogy? The laurels go to Monday, December 24th itself will be conducted mainly in Mr. Jim Stewart who is the head Guildwood Presbyterian - January. Try to hold back $6 from your of our Business Education Christmas Eve Candlelight Service. Christmas spending to cover your 1979-80 Department. It was Mr. Stewart's 7:00 p.m. dues so you can welcome the canvasser feeling that there could b~ a Monday, December 24th when she or he comes to your door. considerable number of adults in Holy Trinity - Family Service The rise to $6 is the first increase the area who might be interested - 7:00 p.m. Carols at 10:30 p.m. in membership fees since the association in taking typing, data processing, followed by Midnight Service at was formed more than 10 years ago. The 11:00 p.m. shorthand or accounting in order conunittee felt the increase was Tuesday, December 25th to develop new skills or to brush necessary to keep us solvent and provide Christmas Day Service at Holy up on old skills. In order to adequate funds for Guildwood Day and Trinity church. 9:00 a.m. test his theory, Mr. Stewart other activities. Saturday, January 5th distributed posters throughout Those who are willing to help with Craft session "Pet Rocks" held our attendance area. These the canvass by calling on 15 or so Guild­ at Guildwood Library. Children posters invited adults to enrol wood households should get in touch with aged 6-14 are invited. 2:00 p.m. in one or two courses in the Steve Harwood (261-2136) and offer their Saturday, January 19th above mentioned subject areas. services. The job of Membership Director Films for children of all ages The response to the posters is one of the most demanding in the at Guildwood Library. 2:00 p.m. was encouraging. Twenty-five association, and we appreciate all Everyone invited. adults showed interest and co-operation extended to him by (Continued on page 12) canvassers and by the general membership residents of the Galloway Road area where in paying their dues pranptly. no active conununity association exists Guildwood Park had taken advantage of our meeting to Some Guildwood residents may not be discuss a local problem. The Executive aware that a large portion of the Conunittee wants our members to know that an unsigned circular distributed to some property surrounding the Guild Inn has CANADIAN IMPERIAL about the Galloway been fenced off as a public park named, member households BANK OF COMMERCE logically enough, Guildwood Park. The problem in advance of our meeting was not issued by the association. Guildwood Parkway and park areas are at each end of the Livingston Road property and along the face of the bluffs We allowed the Galloway visitors to behind the Inn. take over the meeting for about an hour, COMMERCE General Observation but took no official action as a result Those attending the annual meeting of the discussion since Galloway Road is INTERBRANCH of the association in October were outside our sphere of interest. amazed to find nearly all the seats This experience served to remind us BANKING. occupied. Although some 800 families of the importance of keeping The Guild­ ACROSS TOWN, belong to the association, we don't wood association strong so it will be in OR ACROSS CANADA, expect to see more than 20 or so at any a position to express the views of the YOU CAN BANK general meeting. conununity on any important issues. THE W>YYOU DO/J The explanation of the large The Executive Conunittee hopes all YOUR OWN BRANCH, attendance on this occasion was that Guildwood residents will have an WHEREVER YOU SEE enjoyable holiday season. THIS SIGN.

BARBARA PALMER EDITOR I S NOTES during the past year and a half: MANAGER every time I've asked for Beginning with the January volunteers, someone has always ITinterBran~ issue, Phil Diamond will take over come forward; every time I've ~ Banking _/I completely as Editor of the News asked for opinions, someone has & Views, so please direct future always responded -- eventually. Tel 267 ·8278 enquiries to him at 266-1546 In closing, I'd like to wish you or 3 Earswick Drive. all a very Merry Christmas and a Let me take this opportunity Happy New Year. to thank you for all the support Pat Wilmot you've shown the News & Views

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Chairman Editor Glen Witherspoon 266-9276 Pat Wilmot, 281 Livingston Rd. 266-8867 Guildwood Day Chairman Vice-Chairman Assistant Editor Ken Hare 266-0493 Phil Diamond QUILDWOOD 3 Earswick 266-1546 Secretary PIZZA Copy Editor Angus Ross 266-2025 Eleanor Finlay & BURGER'S Treasurer 2 76 Sylvan 267-5227 Peter Harris 267-7735 Layout 123 Guildwood Parkwey Social Committee David Wilmot 266-8867 fat Guildwood Shopping Centre/ Fay Wadsworth 264-4430 Typist Lorraine Walker 266-1523 Catherine Finn 267-6322 Betty Beauchamp 4 Wythenshawe Wood 266-7491 Membership Director Advertising Steve Harwood 261-2136 FOR LOCAL DELIVERY Cathy Latham 2 67-0 646 $3.00& OVER Sports Directors Ann Petite 267-5376 Ann Daly Pierre LeBrun 266-7723 266-3731 CALL Barry Malet Circulation 264-3436 Members at Large A. Beauchamp 266-7491 Dave Wilmot 266-8867 Business Manager Roy Peck 266-2977 Sue Brown 266-7044 Barbara Wagner 267-4515

2 borough still has the greatest provided by the Ministry of number of railway crossings of Fisheries through the Small any municipality in Canada and Harbour Branch. Over one million needs continued Federal involve­ dollars was committed to the ment to eliminate dangerous Bluffers Park development. It is crossings. our hope that the Federal Govern­ In the matter of Social ment will maintain its interest Services funding, the relation­ in the shoreline management needs ship between the Federal Govern­ of Scarborough. Subsequent to ment and the findings of the meeting with our Member of Metropolitan Toronto Social Parliament, Controller Brian Planning Council's Report "Metro's Harrison and I have met with ED FULTON, ALDERMAN Suburbs in Transition" was representatives of the M.T.R.C.A. discussed. Specifically noted We are optimistic that the Scarborough Council recently was the Federal initiation and Authority will include funds in met with the Borough's four promotion of programs and their 1980 budget to resume their Members of Parliament to discuss subsequent withdrawal of support. role of protecting the Scarborough several subjects of mutual con­ We were advised that all social waterfront. I hope to have more cern. Of particular interest service related programs were details related to this matter in were the discussions dealing with being reviewed and that better the near future. transportation, Federal social co-ordination of programs with If I can be of any assistance service funding and Bluff erosion. all levels of government was to you on any matter, please do Our specific concern with needed to improve planning. not hesitate to contact me either Transportation at the Federal With new members representing at home 267-6720 or at the office level is the need for continued Scarborough, the subject of Bluff 438-7275. financial assistance to provide erosion was of particular the needed grade separations at interest. Federal involvement railway level crossings. Scar- began in 1976 with funding '80 Chevrolet '80 Oldsmobile · Pick your own front our big crop for savings & get expert service.

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teachers of Scarborough, East York decided to follow the same pattern and York have reached settlement as West Hill, drawing students with their Boards, but Toronto, each week from grades three to six North York and York negotiations from Guildwood, Poplar Road and REMEMBRANCE DAY are still continuing. All Boards Elizabeth Simcoe for special It is my intention to bring a and elementary teacher negotiators enrichment. The students chosen motion before the Board asking are still at the bargaining table. are recommended by their teachers that we petition the provincial The Metro Steering Committee and principals and with parental sets guidelines government to keep our schools and strategy for consent are given a test to senior open on Remembrance Day rather administrators appointed by measure I.Q., emotional security their than allow the day to be treated boards to negotiate with and maturity and creativity. teacher federation as just another day off, with negotiators. Many students are able to work little attention paid to the real far ahead of their grade level in ENRICHMENT significance of the date. Most of CLASSES many subject areas and within a our schools do a fine job of hold­ Poplar Road school is now the structured program. They are ing Remembrance Day services in scene of the first enrichment convergent thinkers and receive order to make students aware of withdrawal classes in this ward. top grades. The students most what and whom we are honouring, For the past year this type of often chosen for the enrichment but I feel this would be best done program has been operating as a program are "divergent" thinkers, on Remembrance Day without need of pilot project in Ward 9. Because able to grasp more abstract ideas time off from school. Those of its success and the availability and be creative in the way they teacher and non-teacher employees of Poplar Road classrooms, we express these ideas. The

6 who are veterans should I feel be GUlLDWOOD SOCIAL CLUB 10 MOST REQUESTED BOOKS allowed the day off if they FOR SENIOR CITIZENS choose to take it. The day holds AT GUILDWOOD LIBRARY Members meet at Guildwood much significance for them and Presbyterian church on the corner surely we owe them this much at 1. Mammie Dearest - Crawford (1) of Livingston Road and Guildwood least. 2. War & Remembrance - Wouk (10) 3. Overload - Hailey (3) Parkway. Meetings are held every other Wednesday, starting at BOUQUETS 4. Matarese Circle - Ludlum (7) 5. Chesapeake - Michener (2) 1:30 p.m., and we usually play Congratulations to Laurier 6. Bronfman Dynasty - Newman (4) bingo or cards for a couple of Vice-Principal Norm Pirk for his 7. Lauren Bacall, By Myself hours. fine article in the last issue of - Bacall (5) A Pot Luck Luncheon was held News and Views regarding the many 8. Beyond Reason - Trudeau (6) on November 28th. Looking ahead fine young p~ople within our 9. Last Enchantment - Stewart(-) we are planning a Tea Room and school system, who very often get 10. How To Invest Your Money Bake Sale for early February. lost in the media rush to sensa­ and Profit From Any senior citizens wishing tionalize the troublemakers! Inflation - Shulman (-) to join should contact Mrs. McKeown, Congratulations to Paul the President, .at 267-5931. New () Position Last Edition Mulvihill, a Jack Miner Student members will be welcomed. and a provincial Legion public speaking champion for his fine speech at the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Civic Centre. Many · Church of the Holy Trinity, Guildwood people have commented on the excellence of Paul's sfeech, CHRISTMAS SEASON SERVICES calling it the finest ever given. Paul is twelve years of age. YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ARE ESPECIALLY WELCOME! If you would like to comment CHURCH OF on any of the aforementioned THE HOLY TRINITY (GUILDWOOD) topics (or any others) I would be 85 Livingston Road pleased to hear from you at Scarborough, Ontario 261-1245. Sunday, December 2 ADVENT SUNDAY INDOOR PLANTS The Rev. Harold F. Roberts Rector 8:00 A.M. Holy Conununion by Office: 261-9503 10:30 A.M. DEDICATION SUNDAY Fern Rectory: 266-4868

The time has come to bring our Sunday, December 9 ADVENT 11 "green thumbs" indoors and get 8:00 A.M. Holy Cotmnunion re-acquainted with the indoor 10:30 A.M. SPECIAL GUEST PREACHER (OUTREACH) plants. The Rev. NORMAN ELLIS Rector-Director- All Saints' Let us look at some basics for Toronto watering since some of us can be over generous at watering time. Sunday, December 16 ADVENT 111 8:00 A.M. Holy Conununion Know your plants by inspecting 10:30 A.M: Holy Conununion them regularly. Plants in plastic 7:30 P.M. CANDLELIGHT pots require less water since it SERVICE doesn't evaporate through the sides as it does in clay pots. Sunday, December 23 ADVENT lV Plants with thick leaves hold 8:00 A.M. Holy Conununion water, therefore intervals between 10:30 A.M. CHRISTMAS PAGEANT watering can be longer. After transplanting, the plant needs less water since it is in a Monday, December 24 CHRISTMAS EVE state of shock • 7:00 P.M. FAMILY SERVICE When watering, do it thoroughly 10:JO P.M. CAROL SINGING to allow the water to work its way 11:00 P.M. MIDNIGHT EUCHARIST down through the soil and deep into the root ball. Be sure to ~uesday, December 25 CHRISTMAS DAY pour the excess water out of the 9:00 A.M. HOLY COMMUNION base saucer. For those plants too awkward or heavy to move use a basting syringe or sponge to remove the excess water. 7 CHURCHES------with their parents to the Worship GUILDWOOD COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN among members and friends of our congregation. So great is the Service, and then leave for their CHURCH impact of socio-economic pressures classes after the children's hymn, on us that, in a variety of ways, Our services are enriched by music Where a warm welcome awaits you society is looking for the advent under the direction of Miss Edna Chan, who leads both the Senior Minister: the Rev. Gordon Beaton of a Messiah. It is then a rich Choir and a Teen Choir. Some Phone: Church: 261-4037 time of the year when we are Sundays we are treated to music by Horne: 267-1927 reminded that this advent has our Junior Choir or by our Bell Services: 11 a.rn. Sundays occurred with the birth of Jesus Ringers. The Bell Choir recently Church School: 10 a.rn. Grades 7 & 8 nearly 2000 years ago. When our performed at Fallingbrook and St. 11 a.rn. Nursery & vision of life is in terms of this Grades Jr. K. to 6 advent, we know that we have Stephen's Presbyterian churches. ************ indeed a "Wonderful Counsellor, Midweek activities include Mighty God, Eternal Father, Prince The Advent Season is almost C.G.I.T. for girls 12 to 17; Adult of Peace". Hark the glad sound! upon us. This is a season of the Study and Fellowship, Wednesdays The Saviour comes, the Saviour year which reminds us of our at 7:30; two women's groups; the promised long~ Christian heritage. It points us Saturday Niters Social Club. Rev. Gordon Beaton back to the prophet Isaiah, whose Tuesday mornings at 9:45, there is in the Kirkwood declaration concerning the advent a Ladies' Ecumenical Study Group News of the Messiah has been cherished at our church led by Mrs. Peggy by the church. When one considers ************ Denman of Holy Trinity. the prophetic nature of the We at Guildwood Presbyterian We would like to thank those of you who supported our recent utterance, what a wondrous thing take this opportunity to invite "White Elephant" and Rummage Sale, it is that it was fulfilled in the you and your family to worship and also our Annual Bazaar and advent of Jesus. with us. We think you will find Tea. Bazaar Convenor Ruby Crane We live in such uncertain a friendly atmosphere in our did an admirable job in making tines. A recent questionnaire active, growing congregation. A _indicated that "Christian living nursery is provided for the very this year's event such a success. and survival" is a chief concern young; school age children come We are happy to report that

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8 plans to support a refugee family CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY performed "The Sign ·of the Prophet are proceeding very nicely. We Jonah". Written and directed by will also lend our backing to one Reverend Harold F. Roberts: the gifted Rachel Boles, this of our families who will be Rector remarkable play unmasked the adopting two teenage orphan Church: 261-9503 theatrical talents of the many refugees. Again this year we Rectory: 266-2868 performers. Robbie Rhodes, in the will be having in our December Services: Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. lead role as the prophet Jonah, services, the lighting of the Sundays at 8:00 ,and 10:30 a.m. turned in an exceptionally strong Advent Candles by several of our performance. A great evening of families. And of course there is The mood, already here, drama and fellowship was shared our traditional .Christmas Eve intensifies with each passing day by all involved. Service being prepared by the as the countdown to Christmas We hope you visited and choirs. For many Guildwood continues. Preparations at Holy enjoyed Holy Trinity's Old families, this service has become Trinity are well in hand with the Fashioned Bazaar on November 24th. a very meaningful prelude to calendar of events outlined at the The bazaar, still two weeks in the Christmas bay. conclusion of this article. future and the object of much Before May you know joy and peace that, however, let's organization, hard work and this Christmas, 1979. reflect a little on the events of planning as this article is a wonderful fall season. written, is certainly worthy of Advent Services I Following the well attended your attention. Convenor Shirle__y Sunday, December 2 - 11 a.m. - !Pot Luck_Supper on October 28th, Knautz and her group of c~­ Holy Communion, Reception of new !organized by Flo Schwerdtner and convenors have designed this as a members !Elaine Jackson, the Church became fun day with something for all : a stage wherein a 36 member cast ages and interests. Sunday, December 9 - 11 a.m. - 1 }______, It's now three months since Infant Baptism: 7:30 p.m. Sunday, December 23 - 10:50 a.m. the. tabloid newspaper "Mustard C.G.I.T. Vesper Service - Carol Sing: 11:00 a.m. - Seed" was distributed, September Christmas Sunday Service 5th, to 3,044 homes and apartments Sunday, December 16 - 10:50 a.m. in Guildwood Village. The publi­ - Carol Sing: 11:00 a.rn. - White Monday, December 24 - 7:00 p.m. cation was an attempt to show the Gift Sunday Christmas Eve Candlelight Service people of Guildwood what Holy

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9 GVILDWOOD VILLAGE CCJ1MUNITY ASSOCIATION Trinity Church is all about - the J! ri role it plays in the community and STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSES II its relationship to the larger I FOR THE YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30 1979 1 scene. We are now attempting to I _ill2_ 1978 evaluate the impact of "Mustard REVENUE Seed" on the community. Did Memberships $4,297 people read it? If so, with what Bank interest income --ill reaction? Was it a cohesive Total revenue 4,572 force? Should it be repeated? We EXPENSES would be most grateful if you "News & Views" would convey your thoughts by Advertising revenue (5,571) (3,347) Printing and other costs 5,868 4,493 writing to the "Mustard Seed" c/o Holy Trinity, 85 Livingston Net expense _m 1,146 Road, West Hill, Ontario, MlE 1K7. Guildwood Day 1,384 2,934 December promises to be an Annual dance and Monte Carlo night exciting month. Make a special Ticket sales and other revenue (1,854) (2,212) note of Sunday the 9th. The Out­ Expenses 1,944 2,566 reach Committee has arranged for Net ·expense ~ _IB the Reverend Norman Ellis of All Sports activities Saints Church, Dundas St., to Fees and sponsors (1,395) (920) speak on what is certain to be a Wintario grant (687) Equipment and other expenses 2,054 1,124 colourful and entertaining account Soccer sponsorships _2QQ _iQQ of ministry in the inner city. Net expense ___!ill_ _M Our Christmas program is out­ lined below. To each and every Other expenses Insurance 270 256 one of you we extend a personal Stationery 109 465 invitation to join with us in the Enabling legislation 221 Audit 250 150 preparation and celebration of Maintenance of equipment 78 74 this Holy Season. Bad debts (recovered) (31) 111 Bank charges 30 18 Sundry Sunday, December 2 - Dedication Sunde ~ ~ 10: 30 a.m. 1,160 Total expenses Sunday, December 9 - Reverend Norm 6,298 Ellis, guest preacher - 10:30 REVENUE OVER (UNDER) EXPENSES $(1.726) a.m. BALANCE SHEET

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Sunday, December 23 - Christmas Cash on hand and in bank $3,094 $2,692 Pageant and White Gift Sunday - 10:30 a.m. Accounts receivable 19 343 Less allowance for doubtful accounts _ill Monday, December 24 - Family _m Service - 7:00 p.m. Carols - 10:30 p.m. followed by Midnight Prepaid insurance __m_ Service - 11:00 p.m. $3,109 Tuesday, December 25 - Christmas LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS Day Service - 9:00 a.m. Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 600 $1,001 Surplus - per statement 2,698 2,108

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13 A Remembrance Day Service was met on Monday, October 29th to ELIZABETH SIMCOE JUNIOR PUBLIC held at the school on Friday, discuss their plans for the school SCHOOL November 9th. The Grade eight year. They will hold a Bake and students presented the program. A Toy Sale on Friday, December 7th Our CHOCOLATE MOOSE CONTEST hot dog lunch followed the service. in the School Gym at 9:30 a.m. to at the Grade 4, 5 and 6 level has On Wednesday, October 24th, the 11:30 a.m. The proceeds from this had a fine response from our students held a program of poems, sale will go towards the play­ students, particularly those in readings and songs to celebrate ground equipment that will be built grade six who were able to grasp the International Day of the Child. at Guildwood Public School in the the subtleties of the exercise. On Tuesday, November 6th, spring. Be sure to ask your son or Mr. Tomlin's Grade 5-6 class The Christmas Concert will be daughter whether she/he entered attended the performance "Marcinek held on Wednesday, December 19th the contest and just what had to Puppet Theatre of Warsaw" at the at 7:30 p.m. and we shall hold our be done. I think you will find it Ryerson Theatre and then went to Christmas Mass on Friday, December interesting. Contest winners will the Ontario Science Centre. On 21st at 11:00 a.m. A hot dog be announced in our November Thursday, December 13th, Mrs. lunch will follow the Mass. monthly bulletin. Willis' class, Grade 6-7 will make Once again, the time has come This year, we had the largest visits to The Good Shepherd for the canned goods drive in aid response to our U.N.I.C.E.F. appeal Mission, The Canadian Institute of the Good Shepherd Refuge. This in recent years. We are very for the Blind, and The School for is an annual school project which pleased to report that $315.26 was the Deaf, and will continue their involves the students helping raised by our students and that program at the Metropolitan those who are less fortunate. this amount was double that of two Separate School Board's Religious The staff and students at years ago. We are most apprecia­ Education Centre. The Grade Fours St. Ursula's would like to wish tive of the support from our will visit the King Tut exhibit on everyone an enjoyable holiday community and for the energetic Tuesday, December 18th. On the season. manner in which the students same day Mr. Broderick's Grade Copy and Advertising carried out this collection. Three Class and Miss Richardson's Deadline Issue Date This year, our CHRISTMAS Grade One Class will see "The Toad Jan. 4/1980 Jan. 18/1980 PROGRAM will be presented on of Toad Hall" at the Ryerson Feb, 15/1980 Feb. 29/1980 Tuesday, December 11th and Theatre. Mar. 28/1980 April 11/1980 Wednesday, December 12th. We hope The Parent-School Committee May 23/1980 June 6/1980 that all of our parents will be LAURIER MUSIC DEPARTMENT PRESENTS STILES EXERCISE CLASSES for ladies

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15 formal way to try to recognize volleyball team has won about half JACK MINER SENIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL tendencies or handicaps which may of its games and has been very contribute to learning difficult­ competitive in most of the others. ~ Our ies. Each parent has been asked However, they are in the same houseleague program is well under to complete, or to assist the grouping as Golf Road, which has way and is now moving teachers to complete, a come up with another superb team into the second event of the year questionnaire for this purpose. to dominate the league. Mrs. with the boys competing in volley­ One of the biggest benefits of Teather and Mrs. Eisler have ball, the grade 7 girls in borden this endeavour should be the two­ coached the girls. ball and the grade 8 girls in way exchange of information between Primary girls' floor hockey, King's Court. teacher and parent. Hopefully primary boys' floor hockey, Our inter-school cross­ with this pattern established junior boys' and girls' beach ball, country team distinguished itself early in a child's school life it volleyball, choirs, gymnastics, with two excellent performances will become the pattern for all string groups, and band give the this fall. In the annual Brock/ interviews thereafter. children a variety of ways of Gordon Meet, Jack Miner won the participating in Senior Schools Minor division. In Community groups throughout group activities. In an effort to the S.P.S.A.A. Scarborough finals Scarborough sponsor ethnic conserve energy, Scarborough schools our Junior girls won the divisional language classes for children in put on a real drive title for Senior Schools anchored various schools, usually on an from January to June. In the by the 1st place finish of after school, evening, or one hundred twenty-five Debbie schools, Knautz and the 7th place finish Saturday basis. The list of such the overall saving was of 7.6%. Angela Baluke. In all, the Junior classes is too lengthy to publish Guildwood fared exception­ girls placed 4 runners here, but detailed information ally well, registering a saving of in the top 33.6% in electrical 20. Our senior girls were could be received by phoning the energy and 5th 18.1% in fuel overall, placing 3 runners Department of Student and Community oil. The caretaking in the staff, teachers and pupils top 20. Services, Scarborough Board of are to Education 438-7514. be commended for their fine In the boys grouping both our efforts. Junior House league sports and other and Senior teams placed second. activities are in full swing now The Juniors placed 4 runners in at the school. The junior girls' the top 10. (Doug Cherepacha 2nd, Hans Keirstead 5th,

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Business 431-5462 Residence 266-4009 CAPABLE COURTEOUS RESULTS \\:. .... WISHING YOU A WARM AND A BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS .\,,~.;::. ..t, .. :•:•.· 16 Mike Labadie 7th and Tim Wilson 9th.) The Seniors had outstanding individual performances from Bruce Bell (4th) and Rob Harvey (6th). NINO & The Bruce Bell also finished first in the Brock/Gordon Meet earlier in VINCENT GOANCE the fall. Hairstylists STUDIO The S.P.S.A.A. volleyball season for boys is well under way, and at this writing both our Junior ~~., undefeated team and Senior team are . after 3 games each. Both teams CLASSES IN GUILDWOOD have been entered in tournaments. TUESDAY, FRIDAY, The Seniors will play in the SATURDAY Charles Gorden Annual Meet on November 23rd, November 24th and LATEST HAIRSTYLES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN the Juniors will play in the John 266-2441 TAP AND BALLET Mccrae tournament November 30th, GUILDWOOD VILLAGE PLAZA BEGINNERS AND UP December 1st. The girls bordenball team concluded an excellent season, CHILDREN PREPARED finishing up as finalists in the VERY MERRY The girls met FOR ROYAL ACADEMY Scarborough finals. CHRISTMAS Samuel Hearne in the Championship game. & EXAMINATIONS ON HAPPY NEW YEAR REQUEST EXCURSIONS/ACTIVITIES TO OUR King Tut is alive and well CUSTOMERS and living in Jack Miner. Our PHONE 274-3538 resource librarian, Mrs. Dilling is becoming quite a King Tut expert and our library is bursting with continuous displays and presenta­ Customer tions of the famous boy king. Mrs. Dilling and our art teacher, Mrs. E&T Convenience Donaldson are spearheading our King Tut activities that hopefully will FABRICS Banking Hours climax with a King Tut Day. This Bank of Montreal day will coincide with our field trips to the A.G.O. on December Gulldwood VIiiage Branch 11th and December 17th. In 155 MORNINGSIDE AVE, DAILY INTEREST addition to those two dates, Mrs. (AT CORONATION) SAVINGS AND Donaldson is taking 160 students 281-5033 to the exhibit on December 27th MULTI BRANCH BANKING aided by several parent volunteers and staff members. Altogether 224 HIGH INTEREST FIRST pupils from Jack Miner will have an opportunity to view the King CANADIAN INVESTMENT - WHITE ELNA DEALER Tut exhibit. CERTIFICATES - SEWING CLASSES MUSIC

concert, with the - FABRICS - WOOL, COTTON, LOANS FOR ALL PURPOSES A Christmas theme "A Child's Christmas" is set SYNTHETICS ARMIDA SCHULHA for December 19th. This concert - PATTERNS AND NOTIONS Manager will feature our school choir and PHONE: 266-4574 the Wind Ensemble. CLOSED MONDAY An all instrumental evening TUES., WED. - 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. is also in the works for early THURS. 9:30 a.m. - 9 00 p.m. FRI. 9:30 a.m. January. This evening will be a - 5 30 p.m. The First Canadian Bank SAT. 9:30 a.m. - 5 00 p.m. showcase for all of our Bank of Montreal instrumental groups. The music groups are also 17 preparing for the annual Kiwanis MED I CAL CORN ER festival in February and the by Scarborough Festival in late Dr. w. Kingston BUTTERNUT February. SKIING TESTING BLOOD FATS SCHOOL A survey was taken to explore A review of parental interest in a student ski patients who have been unfortunate program and the results were very enough to have suffered favourable. As a result Jack a heart attack reveals that many have Miner students will likely be high levels of triglycerides and cholestral. INTERESTED IN ENRICHMENT involved in a multi-day ski (The other program at Dagmar in late January significant factor is FOR YOUR PRESCHOOLER? heavy smoking.) and early February. Details of It is thought the program will be announced to that if these BUTTERNUT SCHOOL high the students shortly and we expect levels of blood fats can be HAS OPENINGS over half of our student population lowered--usually by dietary will be involved. control--heart attacks can be 2 1/2 - 3 1/2 Years: DATES TO REMEMBER avoided. This control should be 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. December 3/4 achieved at an early age if Interview Days possible. 3 1/2 - 4 1/2 Years: Because elevated blood December 11/17 fats 1:00 - 3:30 p.m. seem to be familial (that King Tut Excursion (A.G.O.) is, runs in families), the relatives, December 19 especially children, of Christmas Concert individuals with high blood fat levels should December 21 have blood tests. Last day of 1st term PHONE December 27 For this reason the Hospital for Sick Children King Tut Excursion (A.G.O.) runs a lipid clinic 284-9872 January 3 to detect high blood fat Winter term begins levels in children and to advise January 18 parents in the management of Grade 7 Science Centre Excursion dietary control. Hopefully, such February 13 clinics will eventually reduce the number To all our customers Grade 8 Planetarium Excursion of deaths from heart disease. SEASON'S GREETINGS from I Mr, & Mrs. Kim GUILDWOOD LIBRARY of SENIOR CITIZENS CHRISTMAS PARTY There will be entertainment, All Senior residents are refreshments, and lots of door invited to Guildwood Library's prizes. GUILDWOOD 5th Annual Senior Citizens Call the Library (266-4787) Christmas Party on Tuesday, if you need transportation. December 11, 1979, from 2:00 to ADMISSION FREE GJEWELLERS 4:00 p.rn.

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