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159 Queen‘s Drive, Weston, Ontario. + Happy New Year!â€" So often we feel like making new beginnings as we waich the tired old year limp its way out of our lives. We long to drop our faults as a soiled garment on a humid day. So we sit down and take mental inventory, resolving that in the new year there will be certain things that we will refrain from doing. ; With our resolutions carefully tabulated, the picture of our lives clear of our weaknesses rises beâ€" fore |§ with encouraging brightâ€" ness, But as we journey along our unexplored highway, we find, to our disappointment, that our picâ€" ture was just a lovely mirage that has vanished from our sight. We are left trudging along with the same old faults ever present to discourage us. We sigh and murmur that we have no‘faith. That is pol so. We have forgotten to rest ‘and trust in the Lord. We have been too busy resolving, too busy trying, too busy looking at oursclves. We need to place our eyes upon Him and to realize that no evil can stand before Him. He is so great and strong, so victorious over $ECOND SECTION SPAGHETTI HOUSE & PIZZERIA â€" Table Service â€" Sun. thru Thur. 11 am â€" 1 am Fri. & Sat. 11:30 am â€" 3 am Free Home Delivery 766â€"8008 or 766â€"9888 1221 Weston Road (2 blocks N. of Eglinton) RENATO‘S KING OF THE PIZZA A~»; 4 We resolve in the New Year to try even harder to be as nice as % our customers. ** Representing Canadian Mink Breeders Association POINTS TO PONDER SERVICES 4 JOHN ST. Authorized Retailer Of Canada Majestic Mink Dorothy Clare © Kilburn / by Weston‘s 781â€"3761 KEN JOHNS MEN‘S WEAR Happy New Year | evil and so willing to help us. | The rose was asked the quesâ€" \tion; "How did you get such sweet | fragrance and colors so beautiâ€" | fully bright?" The answer was, | "Looking at the Light:" No strivâ€" {ing, no struggling, just simply |drinking in the sunshine was the | secret of the beauty of the rose. | _ The Good Neighbors Club held | their weekly Euchre at the home {of Mrs. Mary Nash, 36 Braecrest | Ave.. qs a Christmas party. After ‘a lovely dinner they played | euchre and the winners were Mrs. lMyrtle Roberts, (89) May Fuller, Qasl-, Flo McLachlan (76). Low score Kay Seeley, (45). Door prize ]winners Flo. McLachlan, Mildred |Lamb and Kay Seeley. Let us keep our eves upon Jesus, our Light, as Hebrews 12:9 tells us, "Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith." If we do this we shall find ourâ€" selves victorious in places where hitherto we have failed for He is our strength and our victory. The Elmlea ladies Euchre group held their weekly game at the home of Mrs. Lil Hammond on Tuesday afternoon, winners were â€" Annie Carbis, (91). Inez Bond, (82), Lillian Hammond (78).. Mrs. L. Gambel]l (78). Low score r‘lo Pervin (69), Travelling prize, Gladys Patterson. Birthday greetings to Mrs. E. Ewing, Mrs. Doris Wilson, Jeff Noble. Mrs. Eileen Callan. After the game the ladies exâ€" changed gifts and wished each other happy holidays. There will be no euchres until after the New Year. 4 and lots of wealtn happy New Year Elmlea and District May everyone have good health Meston Times Ith in 1965. A very WESTON MEMBERS OF WESTON COLLEGIATE‘S Student Council in coâ€"operation with the Weston Lion‘s Club purchased and packed a lot of food into Christâ€" mas hampers last Friday for distribution among, hardâ€"luck families. Three of the student packers are: (from left) Laura Gibson, Pat Mowat and Judy Boulton. Forests, mines, â€" your lands and I= Prairies, burdened with golden gi Seasons four, sun and rain â€" Never fails us, always the same. _ Your scarlet Maple Flag Waves bravely in the breeze. y 1867â€"1967 Canada, you stand supreme and fait A hundred years, your crown you w« With dignity and ease! ' When God made Canada (Meetingâ€"P}: He knew she would welcome People of every race. God bless you Canada! May peace and freedom reign, Your peaceful shores Unmarred by war‘s cruel sears, remain May God still smile on thee To all Eternity! £00 _ Canada Centennial â€" By Marjorie Emberson 11 Joseph St., Weston WESTON, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, .DECEMBER 29, 1967 * WA Edward Thomas, 20, Joins School Of Music The Berklee School of Music, Boston, Massachusetts, has enrolâ€" led Edward J. Thomas, Jr., 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Thomas, Sr. of Sweetland Rd.. concrete span. Mr. Thomas‘ curriculum will inâ€" lude courses in arranging, comâ€" osition, improvisation, solo and orâ€" hestral performance, as well as curses in the humanities. Upon ‘aduation from Berklee, Edward ill be qualitied as a teacher, ausician, arranger and composer. Italy has completed | what . it ! ‘aims is the tallest bridge in Eurâ€" re â€" a 413â€"footaigh reinforced TALLEST BRIDGE Historical Society Assembles Pictures â€" â€"â€" â€" Of All 32 Of York‘s Former Reeves Mrs. Bryce of the York historiâ€" cal society presented the counâ€" cil with 32 framed pictues of all the former reeves of York townâ€" ship. Chairman of this /centenâ€" nial project was Bill Easton. The project entailed a gredt deal of searching through archives, liâ€" braries and museums. Hugh J. Mackie has been apâ€" ‘pointed manager, dealéer service | and training division; Frank Bail ie is named manager, architecâ€" It was noted that one reeve‘s picture, that of Reeve Arthur L. Willson (1883â€"1889) was especiâ€" ally hard to find. Many local parks and schools bear the names of former reeyes and it is perhaps interesting to recall some of their names. Former Reeves â€" from 1850 to 1954 are: Franklin Jackes, Wilâ€" liam James, William Tyrrell, B. Bull Jr. Henry Duncan, H. R. Frankland, Arthur L. Willson, S. Thomas Humberstone, William Hill, William Sylvester, George Syme Jr.. Thos. Griffith. Frederâ€" ick H. Miller, Wilam S. Jury. William Graham, E. G. Westbury, W. J. G. Dean, A. 1. B. Gray, R, J. Stuart, W. M. Magwood, F. J. MacRae, C. J. McMaster, W G. Beech. F. W. Hall | _ The petition states that 500 to 600 ‘childreu cross Mariposa to attend | George Symes public school at | least four times a day. From 1954 they are: Walter Saunders, Chris Tonks, Jack Mould. < An exciting evening is being planned for Newfoundlanders livâ€" ing in the district when "Newâ€" foundland Night" is celebrated on Friday, January 12 at the Anâ€" glican Church of the Advent, Pritâ€" chard Ave.. just east of Jane St. Time is 7:45 p.m. for a good evening of euchre and an auction. Rev. Rupert King hails from 'Né'\{f(fii'fifififid ~and ~there are many local people who come from the island. Because a good size CTowd °€%â€"|the band played selections from pected attendance will be bY 1iCâ€"| pyi,homa as part of the PrOGUC ket only so reserve yours by callâ€"} ;n put on by the drama club. ing Mrs. F. Downton at RO 7â€"6223)° mhs student council put on a or \rs. F. Chipperfield at RO 6'}skit reports Ron Penny called the 2924. C |"12 days of Christmas.‘ HAVE FUN â€" BE CAREFUL INFANT BAPTISMS Driving under the best df con# Parents and Godparents ditions can be hazardous but al"prought their infants to North New Year‘s when so many @r€‘ Runnymede United Church for inâ€" Ifâ€"you really want to celebrate safely. the best thing would be to leave your car at home and enjoy your celebrations by leay ing the driving to the taxiâ€"men or friends who don‘t drink. ETOBICOKE P.C. ASSOCIATION The establishment of four new , tural sales division (Eastern); W. divisions, and the appointment of‘ S. Chittick has joined the comâ€" divisional managers, has been anâ€"| pany as manager. architectural nounced by Canadian Everguard l sales division (Western); and Coatings Ltd. The company is a | Ray Butt has been appointed manâ€" Weston â€" based manufacturer of ager. trade and Industrial sales protective coatings. with franchisâ€"‘ division. ed dealers in all major Canadian| â€" Vir. Mackie, Mr. Bailie. and Mr. cities, Bermuda and the West Inâ€" Butt have been technical sales dies. ® representatives with the firm on Residents on Mariposa Ave. are fot too happy about the proposed Jane St. bus route on their street while the railway underpass at Jane and St. Clair is closed to trafiic for a period of three or more years. fecling rather slap â€" happy and earefree, it pays to be extra cau lious. safely. the best thing would be Leonard William, son of Mr. & to leave your car at home and Mr. John L. Burgess, Richard enjoy your celebrations by leavâ€": Gordon, son of Â¥Mr. & AMrs.Clar ing the driving to the taxiâ€"men ence Rapley. Michele Marie, dauâ€" or friends who don‘t drink. ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. ETOBICOKE P.C. ASSOCIATION | Gregory. Crristopher Henry, son The new federal riding of Etoâ€" of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Ross, bicoke takes in that part of the| Paula May, daughter of Mr. & borough of York north of Dunâ€"‘ Mrs. Ronald Vaters, Edward Denâ€" Canadian Everguard Coatings Appoints Four New Managers Controller Phil White, Ward 7 Alderman, Jack Gallichan and Ward 8. Alderman Len Géary will present the petition, signed by Mariposa residents, to the T.T.C. in an effort to find a better soluâ€" 1mvtbmusmg residential streets for reâ€"routing the Jane bus. Mariposa Residents Protest Jane St. Bus Route Detour is YOUR TV SET GOING OX THE BLINK*? All work ganntud by fully qualitied technicians CALLING NEWFOUNDLANDERS President is George Phillips of ! Ashmount Cres. in Weston, first | vice president is S. Y. Moase of |Cosway Ct* Etobicoke and other | vice pl'?xidenl‘i are Mrs. J. C. Lyâ€" ons. l\lmmf.bhchael Murray. | Etobicoke; B..Zarubin, Islington; [G. L. Rooke, Islington; John Manâ€" ;der. Weston; J. D. Noakes, Is lington, secretary is Lillian Calâ€" | houn, Islington and her Assistant i Mrs. J. McNabney, Islington, treaâ€" | surer is W. R. Hare, Islington and ‘auditors are C. H. Swartz Islingâ€" ton; and F. D. White, Weston. | CHRISTMAS AT GEO. HARVEY das between Jane St. and the Humber river. The Progressive Conservative Association for this riding recent: ly elected officers for the comâ€" ing year reports secrelary Lillian Calhoun. In the high schools, Christmas plays. carol singing are part of the Christmas assembly. Such was. the case at George Harvey when students gathered in the auditoriâ€" um for the singing of carols and the band played selections from €klahoma as part of the produc: tion put on by the drama club. The last day of school before Christmas holidays is always an exciting one. In the public schools there are Christmas parties and exchanging of gifts. fant Baptism Sunday morning. This included Robert John, the new son of the minister. Rev. and Mrs. Paul H. Morris as well as: Nir. Mackie, Mr. Bailie. and Mr. Butt have been technical sales representatives with the firm on Toryork Dr. since 1960. Mr. Chitâ€" tick was formerly general manaâ€" ger of an Americanâ€"owned chemâ€" ical and coatings company. The Mariposa side of the school yard is used during the summer montis by the recreation departâ€" ment for a children‘s playground. Open Friday ‘Til 9 pm. 1915 Weston Rd. at Lawrence By Marion . â€" GUNDY = 762â€"0916 JANE PARK & MOUNT DENNIS BECK SHOES S AL E NOW IN FULL SWING PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. Metro License P.M. 134 LA NEW AY nis, son of Mr. & Mrs, Dennis R. Sadler. RINGING OUT THE YEAR The joy of our centennial Christmas still lingers with us and a celebration vear that will alâ€" ! ways be remembered. Now on to the New Year 1968. Sunday eveâ€" ‘ning. December 31 will see many {celebrating the occasion in difâ€" ‘derent ways s At Mount Dennis Baptist Church you can join with friends for a fellowship hour at 7 p.m. Rev. A. E. England presiding. Mount Dennis United Church will hold regular New Year‘s eve service at 11:30 p.m. Rev. Gorâ€" don Nodwell says this will be an opportunity for everyone to give thanks for centennial year and to pray for the future of our land. SCHOOL OF OPTOMETRY . Appointments of faculty, cliniâ€" cal associates and laboratory asâ€" sistants for the University of Waterloo‘s new School of Opâ€" tometry were announced recentâ€" ly by Dr. W. A. E. McBryde, Dean of Science. â€"Local â€"clinical â€"â€"associates â€" apâ€" pointed are: Scarlat Albright, Toronto; Lee Gold, Downsview: Ronald R. Hansford, Etobicoke; Lorne S. Joyce, Port Credit; Harâ€" vey Naftolin, Downsview.~ = ~ Among the laboratory assisâ€" tants appointed is Jack Pollock, Downsview. These people will asâ€" sist by demonstrating in geomeâ€" trical optics, physioligical optics and clinical practice laboratories. The University of Waterlod‘s School of Optometry is the only, English speaking optometry school in Canada and attracts stuâ€" dents from all parts of the counâ€" try as well as abroad. NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS resolutions earnestly each year and vow that from now on they are going to do this or stop doâ€" ing that. We have given up making New Year‘s resolutions for just one reason â€" we find them imposâ€" sible to keep. However, there are a few that we keep repeating every year in the hope that some of them will rub off on us in time. In a recent issue of the Mount Dennis United Church "Contact" the poem "Myself" expresses for us all a good way to live in the New Year. I have to live with myself, and so I want to be fit for myself to know. " I want to be able. as days go by. always to look myself straight in the eye; I don‘t want to stand with the setting sun and hate myself for the things I‘ve done. I won‘t want to look at myself and know that I‘m bluster and bluff and empty show. I can never hide myself from me: I see what others may never see; I know what others may never . _ know; I never can fool myâ€" self and God, and so whatâ€" ever happens I want to be Self â€" respecting and conscience Some people make New Year‘s free MYSELF nfllMI; PAGE SEVEN