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New officers of the Anglican Young Peoples Association were elected. The, incoming officers of the AYPA elected last Tuesâ€" day evening are: Presideni, Karen Adamthwaite; Vice Presâ€" ident, Rick Hunwicks; Secretary Gail Finsant: Treasurer, Jauna Leewis; Phoning, Peter Morris; Social, Gail Simmons; Bazaar, Joyce Redgrave and Athele Heard. This group of workers are to be praised for the work they do over the year. They visit the homes each month keeping in touch with the whole parish. They also make a véery large donation each year to the warâ€" dens for the work of the church. Their contribution is most acâ€" ceptable. Last Wednesday night, May 19, a very successful Euchre and Bridge party was held . under the sponsorship of the Women of the Church. It was an opporâ€" tunity for the members of the congregation to spend a social hour in good company. Ascention Day services will be held this year at St. Timâ€" othyâ€"onâ€"the â€" Humber, _ Thursday night May the 27th. The four choirs will combine to sing the service. St. Stephen‘s, St. Davids and St. John‘s will attend with St. Timothy. All members of each congregation are invited. Men of the Parish did a fine job on Saturday when they dug up and levelled the grounds around the church. It is planned lIto landscape these and thus imâ€" prove the setting. X. Bridge Party At $t. John‘s The national convertion, which more civic leaders are starting to call conference, has just concluded with four days in Windsor and four nights in Detroit although. the second city hardly was considered part of the official municipal conferâ€" ence. What is the value of such a national conference and what will be the value of the provinâ€" cial conference, to be held this This year, as in the past, Etoâ€" bicoke, York Township and Wesâ€" ton were not represented at the national conference. Some other Metro suburbs were represented but the number is growing less each year from the Metro area. Each year the civic elected representatives uf the Metro arâ€" ea pack their suiteases and head out to the national municipal conférence or the provincial municipal conference to gain new information and exchange opinions on civic government. Page 2 â€" THE WESTON TIMES â€" Thursday, May 27, 1965 The officers will be installed ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 3265 Weston Rd. Rev. J. C. Bouvier, Pastor â€" Rev. A: Horvath, Asst: WESTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11 On 11:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. â€" Sunday School 9 years and up 9:30 a.m. â€" Pathfinders Bible Class 11:00 am. â€" Morning Worship The Sacrament of Baptism 11:00 a.m. â€" Sunday School 1 to 8 yeatrs 1:00 a.m. 9:45 a.m. Minister Manse CH 1â€"9533 8:30 am â€" 10:00 am â€" 12 noon â€" 7:00 pm CHURCH or CHRIST 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. â€" Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship Wed. 8:00 p.m. Bible Study The Bible Is Our Complete Authority Evangelist â€"â€" James Hunt SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1965 SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1965 SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1965 Cross Street at Church Street f =sâ€" Rev. R. J. Boggs, B.A. CH 1â€"9533 Study CH 1â€"1571 â€" Passing Through The Gates â€" Junior & Intermediate â€" Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary, Crib Corner SUNDAY MASSES 47 HARDING AVE. Westminster Hnited Church ! ST. JUDES The Metro Front Rev. J. Kenneth Noble socy nine william street weston ontarig ‘The Daeudly Fowily Chuxek" at the 9:30 a.m. service on Sunâ€" day, May 30th, All young peoâ€" ple from 14 to 19 are urged to attend and support the new ofâ€" ficers. There are 20 million reasons to prevent forest fires in Canâ€" ada. Every citizen depends upâ€" on our forests for wood, work, relaxation or the tax revenue they produce. For your own sake and that of the Nation, prevent forest fires. There is no clear cut line of demarcation between the civic representative who is from a city or a town or a township. At a provincial conference trne municipal representatives have more in common and have a greater appreciation and underâ€" standing of his neighbors prob lem. There is an indication that the national municipal conferâ€" ence is dying on its feet. This is not the case for the provinâ€" cial organization which is gainâ€" ing new membership and new The provincial â€" conference, however, is more to the liking of elected civic representatives. Over the years, the survivors of periodic civic elections become veterans and get to know sach other and the problems each of their municipalities in the proâ€" vince, has to face. The two largest cities in Canâ€" ada have their own way of treatâ€" ing the national municipal conâ€" ference. The city of Montreal sends no representatives. From the city of Toronto the mayor stays for one day, leaving beâ€" hind an alderman as his emâ€" issary. f + A national conference takes place and the Metro representaâ€" tives who see each other on a year round basis, cluster togethâ€" er, making little effort to exâ€" change views with the civie man from Newfoundland or Vancouyâ€" The value can be measured in two ways. The first is the nationâ€" al conference under the banner of the Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities. While there are general probâ€" lems similar to municipalities in each province and there is room for a ;national exchange of opinion, there is little chance of a nationâ€"wide municipal polâ€" icy. er. The difference between the city, town and township repreâ€" sentative at a national conferâ€" ence is far greater at a national conference than in Metro Torâ€" onto. The national conference is usâ€" ed to make demands on the Fedâ€" eral government. There is little interest‘ among the individual civiec representatives at the natâ€" ional conference. year in Kitenener? PREVENT FOREST FIRES Preceding his talk, Mr. Fisher was the recipient of a tribute in song by international known, soprano soloist, Dorothy Greene. Accompanying herseif at the piano, Miss. Greene sang her own composition â€" and. lyrics, "African Violets". At the close of the program, she echoed the sentiments of all those present with the rendition of "A Smile and a Song". A delectable table of mouthâ€" watering desserts were prepared and served by the ladies of Unit 3 for a luncheon held at Westâ€" minster United Church, last week Approximately 150 people were in attendance. L As usual, Mr. Fisher provided door prizes aplenty to please the hearts of many African violet admirer at the gathering. The gift wrapped main doorprize ‘"Angel Pink" (Ganadian bred by Fisher) was won by Mrs. W.N. Chantler, until last year Deaconâ€" ess of Westminister _ United Church. The head table guests were inâ€" troduced by Unit 3‘s president, Mrs. W.A, Ames. They were: Elvire M‘;Xntgomery, president U.C.W.; Ruth Timmons, Mary Savage, Mrs. Davidge, guest speaker Mr. E. Fisher and Mrs. Fisher guest soloist Dorothy Greene and friend Muriel Gordon and the minister‘s wife Mrs. K. Noble. The luncheon was followed with a delightful talk and demonâ€" stration by Mr. Ernest Fisher, well ‘known hybridizer and Afriâ€" can violet grower of Downsview. Vielets And A Song For A Dessert Lunch Three Innovations At® St. John‘s Toâ€"Night is the AssociatiOn Day service held at St. Timothyâ€" onâ€"theHumber. The choirs of the five churches will sing the service and all the congregaâ€" tions are invited. This is one Another â€" welcome _ addition was the sodding of the church grounds. They are all ready to landscape the grounds which will make a perfect sitting for this historic church which has served this community for nearâ€" ly a century and a quarter. Copies of the two "new books that deal with 2,,wers to Mr. Berton‘s book are available in the book rack at the church. ‘Coming Soon‘ was an attractâ€" ive heading in the St. John‘s weekly Bulletin. It stated first the new curriculum for the church school. This is an advanâ€" ced method that, it is hoped, will produce a solid foundation for churchmanship. Also a new lighting system for the church was in service. This will make a perfect setting for and will improve the general appearance of the church. It is the property owner ‘who pays the travel and convention expenses of civic legislators who attend the national and provinâ€" cial civic conferences each year. At the national level they are not getting their money‘s worth. At the provincial level they are getting more than their money‘s worth. strength each year When you‘re planning to buy any major item â€"â€" a car, furnishings, fridge, washer, dryer or any important appliance â€" check against other loan plans available; see how lowâ€"cost termDlan really is. 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There will be special services on Sunday evening, June 6, and a reception afterwards in the parish hall. It is planned that a number of clergy will be presâ€" ent and some of his classmates. The Rev. Canon Styles will be the guest preacher on this ocâ€" casion. f of the great festivals of the church. For Information or Home Appointment Call Simpsonsâ€"Yorkdale New design and handsome styling make the "Award" the better hearing buy of the year. Ask about Zenith‘s prbtection plans to remove all risk for you. ONLY s85 TRIAL i 5â€"YEAR PROTECTION PLAN » 10â€"DAY MONEYâ€"BACK WONDERFUL VALUE â€"â€" FOR THE HARCâ€"OFâ€"HEARING e 6 0 401 and Dufferin 189â€"8669 Your / Authorized Zenith Dealer FREE INSTALLATION e EASY TERMS e QUICK SERVICE ELMWOO0D Le Gard. Dr. Bull served Weston and the surrounding area for many years in his medical practice. He is providing the driving force behind the glaucoma survey which has already saved the sight of a number of people in Scarâ€" borough. Dr. Shenkin as guest speaker at the meeting emphasized that glauâ€" coma is not preventable, but loss of vision due to this disease is preventable. He said all people over 40 years of age should have a regular examination. Photo by Bill Henderson SERVICES LIMITED 1496 KIPLING AVE. N. REXDALE (AT TABOR RD.) The North York Board of Edâ€" ucation established a new procâ€" edure in the field of education Monday night when it approved the employment of nonâ€"profesâ€" sional staff in secondary schools for non instructional duties. Teachers To Receive Aid Of Non â€" Professional Stafvf The recommendation submitted by D. L. Tough, superintendent of secondary schools for North York, stated the following: "As the modern secondary school has developed, there has been an increasing amount of work to be done in connection with the varied activities sponsâ€" ored by the school, and by the introduction of new teaching methods. 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