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SEPTEMBER 7, 1972 IERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 Track and Field - cont'd In addition was a series of lectures and practical sessions. To climax the event will be a Track and Field meet at Hammarskjold high school. Both their accommodation and transportation were provided for those attending the clinic. FALL FAIR = SEPTEMBER 7th The annual Fall Fair, sponsored by St. Andrew's United Church will again be a three day affair - September 7, 8 and 9. On Thursday, Sept. 7th, the doors of the arena, where the show is held will be open from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. when prospective buyers will have the opportunity of checking the big display of wares and making the choice of what they are interested in| On Friday, Sept. 8th, - the big auction will take place from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. when under the auctioneer's hammer will be sold furniture, floor coverings, electric appliances, stereos, radios, stoves, lamps, books and clothing and other articles. On Saturday, Sept. 9th = the fair will be open from 1 p.m. for the sale of articles in the many booths, baking, fine sewing, knitted good and novelties; at 5 p.m. a smorgasbord will be offered and from 7-9 p.m. the Penny Auction will take place. An additional feature this year will be several booths offering free literature on various health and community services available. Because of the increasing support of the work done by the Associa- tion for the Retarded much attention will be paid to the Association's booth. They will offer for sale handicrafts done by trainable retarded people in their own centre and very handsome furniture made in Ontario Hospital Craft Shop. Purses, pendants, rugs, small coin purses, baby things, a wide variety of perfectly made articles. During all the open hours coffee, tarts and doughnuts will be on sale so the customer may browse munch and buy and chat with friends. ROSSPORT'S REVIVAL DEVELOPMENT TARGET Once internationally renowned for its annual fish derby that lured thousands, Rossport gradually lost its magnetic appeal in direct ratio to the inroads on lake trout by the sea lamprey. But this picture postcard area on the spectacular north shore of Lake Superior, a scenic and water cont'd poge 10......., TODAY'S CHILD BY HELEN ALLEN yo] THE TORONTO SJ] sYnNDICATE The eager, confident look gives a good idea of Ronny's per- sonality. This eight-year-old shows a tremendous amount of enthusiasm and determination to succeed. He has demonstrated this repeatedly in activities which were unknown to him before he came into the care of the Children's Aid Society. He is proficient in swimming and baseball and he made first string on a hockey team two weeks after he learned to skate! Though Ronny never steps back from a challenge, he is a sensitive, warm, affectionate boy who will be a rewarding son. Ronny is a slender, well-built youngster of English and French ancestry. He has sandy brown hair, green eyes, fair skin and naturally, freckles. His general health is good but he has some nasal problems which may require surgery at maturity: He has a speech impediment which is being helped by speech therapy at school. If Ronny is attending an open school next term, he will be doing Grade two work in mathematics and language develop- ment and Grade three work otherwise. Though he has difficulty with reading, he likes books and enjoys reading or being read to. Drawing is another favorite activity and he likes any kind of crafts. Ronny needs warm, affectionate parents. They will not be able to place too high expectations on him academically, but can be assured of a loving son who will do his best at whatever he attempts. To inquire about adopting Ronny, please write to Today's Child, Box 888, Station K,. Toronto. For general adoption in- formation consult your local Children's Aid Society