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For July and August the regular service at North Park Presbyterian Church will be held on Wednesday night in place of Sunday service. In a letter to his congregation, Rev. George Vais said more and more families are away from home on weekends, thus the change in time. Rev. Vais will be in charge during the July services and Rey. Wayne Smith during the month of August. Rev. Smith is Assistant Secretary of the Board of Evangelism and Social Action of the Presbyterian church. During the past year, he and two other gentlmen have toured across Canada to meet with lay people, and ministers to hear their problems, success stories, and insights. Word was received last week in the Maple Leaf district of the passing of a pioneer resident of the section, Mrs. Lynn Mousley. The name Mousley was known across the Toronto area, in the vegetable business for many years. THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1969 The family operated a market garden business on a large parcel of land on the present Rustic Road. The sympathy of the district is extended to the surviving brothers, Reid and Norman of Weston and two sisters, Mrs. (Ruby) Forbes of Florida and Mrs. (Ira) Bently of Mt.Dennis. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. S. Garbutt and family of Rustic Road are moving into their new home the end of the month. Mrs. Garbutt took an active interest in Girl Guide work in the area as did her mother Mrs. Geo. Halligan. Congratulations to two young _ couples, _ Donald Wilson and Dianne Bevan, also David Halligan and Andrea Merriam, on the occasion of their weddings in Elverston Park Church last Saturday. The â€" congregations â€" of Elverston P ark and Trethewey Park Churches will worship at 11.00 a.m. rather than at the present times. During the month of July the two will gather at Elverston Park and _ in Trethewey Park for the month of August. Formerly the Elverston Park congregation was led in worship by Rev. Carmen Beckel for the month of July and North Park Chuch returning to their own church for the month of August, with Rev. George Vais officiating. Learn how to swim from a Red C rossâ€"trained instructor. _ This summer enjoy the water in safety. BARBERSHOPPERSJ T uesdiay Evgns., 8: 15 P.M. OMMUNITYCENTR (South side of Lawrence â€" 100 yards west of Keele INFORMATION PHONE 741â€"0659 _ ENJOY SINGING ... WHO DOESN‘T ? Men visit with by hilda gerry 241â€"9653 WESTON Winner of the 20 lap feature and the trophy dash, Bill Burrows of Maple receives the trophy from Lefty Reid at Pinecrest Speedway last Saturday night. by Dave Gerry As this column is being written I can imagine what some people are thinking. "What the heck is a hockey column doing in the ‘Times‘ at the end of June?" Humberview Hockey Club got a head start and held its first meeting of the 1969/70 season recently to elect the executive for the coming year. Elected were: President, Al Shewan; first viceâ€"pres., _ Gord Hunt; second _ viceâ€"pres., _ Dave Gerry; secretary, Mrs. K. Wallace; asst. sec., Mrs. C. Maccartney; treasurer, Bill Cook; asst. treas., Mrs. Cook; â€" statistician, â€" Herb Niles; coâ€"ordinator, J. Perrins; registrar, Dave McDermott; equipment dir., Jim Baird; chief referee, Bill Jackson; chief timekeeper, Bob McKee; North York rep., Geo. Butterwick ; Bant. convenor, Harold Pressick; Peewee â€" conv., Mrs. D. Samborski; M. Atom conyv., Mrs. Hayashi and Mite conv., Mrs. M. Elliott. These names do not mean anything to many people who read this column but these persons are doing their utmost to help keep the ‘Humberview Hockey Club‘ a going concern. Any parent who would like to have their boy play organized hockey this fall, m a y contact Dave McDermott at 1 27 HUMBERVIEW HOCKEY WESTON TRAVEL SERVICE 1912 Weston Rd. â€" (In The Westlaw Bildg.) GOING OVERSEAS ? BOOK NOW AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT Phone 244â€"5324 Verobeach Blvd., Weston, phone 742â€"8533. Dave will be glad to furnish details of the league. In my own home I look at the skates hanging up, the helmet on the shelf, hockey sticks in the basement and I think of this past season when my son was giving his all â€" along with _ other members of his team. It didn‘t seem to matter to him whether he won or lost, he was skating his heart out, playing his regular shift and thoroughly enjoying himself. This past season was the first time I had anything to do with organized hockey. No doubt you have heard pros and cons of Minor Hockey but believe me,. I am firmly on the ‘pro‘ side. Have a good summer, and remember that fall is not far away. Dave McDermott is waiting for your call. finely mixed Top Soil â€" Peat Moss Delivered by the Bushel Lawn Mower Sharpening and Repairs 636â€"7526 Loam and Manure TOP DRESS YOUR L A W N N O W ! ! THE WESTON TIMES Bill Burrows of Maple untracked his 1969 Chevy II Saturday night at Pinecrest and scored his first Feature victory in two seasons. Bill also won the Trophy Dash, finished â€" second in the Second Heat and seventh in the Semiâ€"Final for a total points tally of 93, worth $465.00 in prize money. Tom Milligan of Toronto finished a carâ€"length behind Burrows in the main event. Jack Cook finished third and Don Hawn of Streetsville managed fourth spot. Burrows, with his points spree, moved into the Top Ten points standings, occupying 8th spot with Don Hastie. Each has 109 points. Other heat winners on the night were: Bill Passer â€" 1st Heat, George Duffy â€" 2nd Heat; Ken Weisbrod â€" 3rd Heat and Semiâ€"Final; Pinecrest Speedway Action _ wrawamms 1730 Weston Road Weston 2446061 Birthday Cakes Wedding Cak.j Farst o ‘MADE To OROGR_J_:_( 1969 Weston Road Weston 241â€"1129 Full guarantee on motor, automatics. 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I n t he O ‘K eefe $10,000.00 point fund race, Norm Lelliott leads with 289 points; followed by Ross Howes with 245; and Jack Cook is third with 196 points: Both Lelliott and Howes failed to finish the Feature as Lelliott hit the north wall in the Semi, suffering frontâ€"end proplems, and Howes hit the same area in the Feature, sidelining him also. Howard DeGeer regained the lead in the O‘Keefe rookie standings as he scored 15 points to push his total of 32, 12 more than Ross Vanderpol, who was held scoreless for the second night in a row. 1944 Weston Road Opposite John Street Weston, Ont. 241â€"1911 Leading money winners 2077 LAWRENCE AVE. W. (Just West of Weston Rd.) SKYLINE HOTEL BRANCH 655 Dixon Rd. Rexdale, Ontario Phones 248â€"6631 Res. 24 1â€"2891 Member Toronto Stock Exchange J. Harry Frogley, Manager INVESTMENTS Alfred H. Herman BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS Howard G. 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