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hool Iv e the . B (l“Uesfon aml :;Dislricf ') C/’urCA LMW’ k & ; WESTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH St. John‘s YPC On Sunday December 22, St. Iohn‘s Young People‘s Club reld their annual Christmas ‘arty. The members came in »arty dréss jand danced to the nusic of "!‘eil Hurtubise." The church hall was beautiâ€" ully decorated for the occasion n‘bright Christmas colors, and several Christmas trees. Those n charge of decorating were 3ill Mercer and Rya Brouillard. HARDINGTON & DISTRICT Sit 9:45 am. â€" Sunday School â€" 9 years and up 9:45 a.m. â€" Pathfinder‘s Bible Class 11:00 a.m. â€" "A> N Time" a 11:00 a.m. â€"-Sund:x School â€" 1 . 8 <years. â€" â€"â€"â€" A Westminster Hnited Church . Springis for the birds do it now! _ Issued by authority of HON. ALLAN J. MacEACHEN, MINISTER OF LABOUR, CANADA brt. 243A Where to get details? A[;ply to your' nk minager. Do it now. Then have those needful r or renovations done right away. Why Wait for Spring? ‘_m} Why wait till the warm weather to start improving your home? With an NHA Home Improvement Loan, availâ€" able through your bank, you can do it now. You‘ll get faster service and you can often save money. Check the list for the jobs that need doing around your house, then go ahead. Do it now. Who‘s dligible for loans? Householders, or owners of rental properties, including apartments. _ > How fast must you pay back? It depends on the sum. But loans can be repayable in monthly instalments, together with interest, for periods of up to ten years. _ CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH Additional Rooms Painting and Wallpapering Garage or Car Port iorrhrl lumbing Furnace Finishing off Athic Basement Playroom King Street and Weston Road Minister: Rev. Ralpn E. Spencer. M.A.; B.D. Pastoral Assistant: Rev. Enos W. Hart, B.A., B.D. Sunday, January 5, 1964 11:00 a.m, â€" Following The Star 9:45 a.m. Junior and Iniermediate Church 10:00 am. Pax Bible Class > 10:45 a.m. Crib Corner â€"Infant Care 11:00 a.m. Nfirsery, Kindergarten, Prhn;F‘y 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship /'l& p.m. C.G.LT. Vesper Service 10:00 a.m. â€" Tri C Class for Teenagers 11:00 a.m. â€" Classes for all ages 3:00 p.m. â€" X L Bible Class for Ladies 7:30 pm. â€" Hi C Group | 8:00 p.m. â€" Young People‘s Union m * _ sirty nine william stroet weston ontarie + Electrical System #m. Junior and Intermediate Church School Sunday, January 5, 1964 Sunday, January 5, 1964 SUNDAX SCHOOL Rev. James S. Mackenzie, M.A., B.D., Th.D. Powder Room Fences Steps Sinking Improc w:g( of Wells Masonry Floors Roof Insulations ‘The Exiendly Fomily Church® com * Cupboards * Bathroom or . & Kitchen Fixtures d * Fireplace ‘u + Storm Windows and Doors * Builtâ€"In Cooking and Refrigeration * Screens and # Awnings + Foundation Walls The regular weekly meeting was opened by Pat Hennessey club president whinstressed the prayer intention for "Ke month "Christian Observance Christâ€" mas", followed by a prayer led by Father Bourque, club direciâ€" Or. Time was set aside for the members to sing Christmas carâ€" ols. A number of door prizes were won by various members. hardy souls turned out, and it was not enough to conduct the meeting. Next regularly schedâ€" uled meeting. is Wednesday, January 15, at 8 p.m. There was a wonderful turnâ€" out for the Euchre, sponsored Due to the terrible weather conditions, â€" it was found neces sary to cancel the meeting schâ€" eduled for last week. Very few RATEPAYERS At the regular weekly meetâ€" ing at St. John‘s Young People‘s| Club, president Pat Hmncsse'y: amnounced the coming events in the club which are as follows : | Jamuary 12th â€" Debate Night;| _ January 15th â€" 5th Annual| Christopher Leadership Course:| January 19th â€" Pa.rems" Night; and January 26th â€" Sleigh, Pat reminded the members that the club would hold their first hockey game on January Tth. Our new organist and choirâ€" director is Mr/ Keith Hodgson of Downsview. Mr. Hodgson made his first acquaintance with the Westminster Choir at their annual party, when in a witty speach he introduced his charmâ€" ing wife and mentioned that their family also included a three year old boy, a seven year old girl, and a fourteen year old pussy cat. | br The Sacrament of the Lord‘s Supper will be celebrated on Sunday, January 12th. The Anâ€" nual Congregational Meeting will be held on Wednesday, 15th January. at 8 p.m., when a film will also be shown. Father Bourque thanked the members and proceeded to wish them a happy and holy Christâ€" mas and said that he hoped that the peace of Christ would reâ€" main in our homes as well as in our hearts. Past President, Peter Smith, gave a short talk on the true meaning of Christmas. Peter reâ€" minded _ those present â€" that Christmas : was the birthday of Christ and not merely a time to exchange gifts. Peter then wished the members a very holy and happy Christmas on behalf of the Directors. Father Bourque the executive and conveners. Mike Dunphy, acting as Santa Claus presented Father Bourque with his Christmas present bn behalf of the members. $ Phone 2419830 John Trommelin gave the reâ€" sults of todays bowling leagues and stated that Gerry Hennesscy and Sharon Morrison were winâ€" ners of turkeys in the turkey roll. fdembership conveners Sharon mard and Gayle Wilton pres ehted 14 new memberships. Don Brouillard, 1st Vice Presâ€" ident, outlined the details of the club‘s first hockey practice and reained the club that the first hockey game of the season will be held on Jan. 7 and asked the members to come out and supâ€" port their team. Mike Keating, 2nd Vice Presiâ€" dent asked the members to put forth a big effort to help make the fund raising project a sucâ€" cess. Diane Leroux social convener informed those who had signed up for Theatre Night that they would be going to see ‘Mice and Men" on January 21. Pat Hennessey announced the coming events in the club. Parâ€" ticular mention was made of next weeks "Resolutiof® Rock". The following week, Jan. 5th will be the "Skating Party." Julia Bergin was then called on to read the minutes of the previous week‘s meeting. The minutes were adopted by Joe Longo and seconded by Ian Barâ€" rett. by the Ladies Auxiliary, of Branch 213, Royal Canadian Leâ€" gion. Winners were; MEN: Dorâ€" een Russell (77), Jack Burgess (76), Mrs. J. Hives (38). LADIES: Cora Hughes (71), Jo Laver (60), Eileen Dolman (48). DOOR PRILâ€" ZES; Mr. Milson and Mrs. Deeth. Next regular| Euchre will be held in the back ‘hall on Tuesday, January 21, at 8:15 ‘p.m. Township of Etobicoke COLLECTION of CHRISTMAS TREES WESTMINSTER UNITED Please place your Christmas trees out for gollection the week of 2 January 6, 1964 ' Andy Sims, December 19; Linâ€" da Kerrison, December 20; Keith ; Lohnes, Marjory Pettipas, Nancy Scott, December 21; Carol Jamâ€" leson, Gary Wilcox, Grant Cruikâ€" shank, Decerpber 23; Nels Johâ€" { anson, Bobby Miller, Tricia Lohâ€" | nes, December 24; Geraldine | Cox, Valerie Ives, December 26; | Peter Mitchell, December 27; | Harold MacIntyre, Linda Legier, | Graham McCracken and +Mrs. Grace â€"Stuart, December 28; | Brian McKeegan, Susan Hicks, %December 29, Lois Hather, Deâ€" | cember 30; Joanne Conforti, Deâ€" | cember 31; Terrffiy. Mr. Warâ€" | ren Lohnes, January 1; Sandra | Dalryimple and Barbara Fairlie, l January 2. 7 R Perhaps as someone pointed out to me, they had to collect the children and take them home to bed as Wednesday was a school day but I do feel the mass exodus from the room was apalling nevertheless. GLENFIELD ACRES: The Glenfield Acres Ratepayâ€" ers Association held their Anâ€" nual Christmas Party on .Tuesâ€" day, December 17th, and in no time 225 gifts were in the hands of happy children. There were clowns, and a musician plus carâ€" olling. I would like to take this time to thank the many people I would like to thank the staff who coâ€"operated and workâ€" ed so hard to create this wonâ€" derful evening of carols and song. Also on the program was the movie "The Littlest Angel" which is an all time favourite. The only disturbi the meeting was abm parents got up ‘and walked out after the choirs ‘performance. This was not only rude but‘ downright inconsiderate since coffee had been made for them and cups laid out. Also the meâ€" eting was not adjourned and it appears as though â€" they had come to hear the children sing and could not sit out the rest of the meeting but had to leave as The Calico Drive Hom;/(nd School "held their Decémber meeting on Tuesday, December 17th, 1963. The three school choirs turned out en force and of course just about every ent was there to| applaud children. All three choirs excellent and I must say a dit to the School. through The sympathy .of the neighbors is extended to Mr3. Maloney and her sons, Patrick and Michael, in the loss of her husband and their father. Mr. James Malonâ€" ey passed away in Sunnybrook Hospital on December 27. Road C News from London, regarding John Steele. John is home from hospital much sooner than hopâ€" ed. He will be laid up for quite some time, though able to get around on crutcnes. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS pears. Ron Hutchens is home from hospiatl and making good RO 6â€"1777 Dakdale Heights & Belmar Park YORK 5 TRAVEL BUREAU A 1043 WESTON ROAD / ANYWH To ANYWHE FOR ALL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS M. F. Cox General Insurance Notary Public as wWM. G. BEECH, JU8t about every parâ€" there to| applaud the All three choirs were and I must say a cre ommissioner, the children were Call Littiest Angel" | briefâ€"pnesents time favourite. | fommand\ to iwgâ€"partâ€"of_the |{Veterans‘ \A t seventy odd /11 this yekr ind ‘walked out \crease in the s performance./ pensiefis . an only rude but‘) Allowances, recent â€"4603 {now taking place to publish a monthly bulletin reporting the affairs of the branch in tabloid style. Reports of Committees, coming events, general news and interesting features will be part of the makeâ€"up. Make sure that you and your member ire on the mailing % Thursday evening January is the first Executive meeting for 1964. One week later the joint imstallation ceremonies for the Branch Executive and Ladâ€" ies Auxiliary will take place. Members and their wives are asked to be on hand at 8:00 p.m. sharp for this colourful ceremony to be conducted by‘ Zone Dâ€"2 officers. So let us all together combine in this one most impontant res clution and go up, up, up in membership in keeping with the building structure. Let us double our voices in the support of the bmiefâ€"prgsented by our Dominion tenders will be let in February for the contracts to enlarge our club premises, Occupancy is exâ€" pected in the new quarters in September. An unbreakable res olution should now be adopted by each and every Ranger memâ€" ber, that of pledging to recruit one new member into the branch before the opening cereâ€" monies of the new addition take place in the fall. This is the achievement that will bring about wider and greater particiâ€" pation in the serviceâ€" work that is presently being carried out in various fields. This percenâ€" tage of increase could easily place the branch in the top to the Minister of ‘eterans‘ fairs on November 11 this asking for an inâ€" crease in the rates of disability i and â€" War â€" Voterans The Brownies decorated the tree with Carol Martin and Joe Hyland as general managers of all the doings. Pat Martin, of course is Santa‘s helper every year and the person responsible for Santa getting here. Of course we wish to thank Santa for honâ€" ouring us with his presence so in case our thank you note does not‘reach you at the Nprti Pole, Santa, we thank you here. twenty of the Ontario Command Mrs. Robinson for playing the piano and Mr. Robinson for leaâ€" ding the carolling: The Girl Guides led by Mrs. Fraser also helped with the carol singing. Gary Murton was our excellent clown. Marg Stamper and Doug Anderson were at the door. Two teens, Janice Murtagh and Steâ€" phen Orr Helped Bud Stamper with the gifts. Also Chery! Myâ€" ers and David Sylvester assistâ€" ed in the cloak room. who made thi the success it was. t&a;w Now let us examine our aims and objects for the new year fast‘ approaching. Our building committee have announced that an exâ€" patient of Sunnybrook Hospital suffering from arthritis We will not forget their visit to the Toronto Sanatarium visitâ€" ing some fiftyâ€"seven ex â€" serviceâ€" extended in best wishes for reâ€" covery. These are just a few of the examples of SERVICE, the distaff side we recall with p)easun fl_ne“lund;rqirsrbg proâ€" leaving with the patients useful rehabilitation for Ray Cardinal gram the Ladies Auxiliary con Preliminary _ discussions _ are SUN 1 CH 1â€"6584 D. S. TICKNOR REALTOR Call FOR ALL REAL ESTATE SERVICES Gordon W. Alcott, C.L.U. ‘all â€"â€" George Baker â€"â€" CH 1â€"4471 * Mortgages * Bll;ill‘ I * Appraisals * Selling â€" Members of the Toronto Real Estate Board LIFE ASSURANCE CO. OF CANADA 1782 JANE ST., WESTON YOUR MoOST VALUABLE PROPERTY CAN BE LIFE INSURANCE The North York and Weston Family Service Centre is sponâ€" soring the CLOTHING OUTâ€" POST, and requests your support in donating clothing to be disâ€" tributed to families in need in your community. Clothing for all ages is required, especially chilâ€" }dren’s clothing. Don‘t overlook ‘bedding and drapes. Your active ‘support will be very much apâ€" preciated. The North York Child Health Conferenec for this area will be held on Friday, January 3rd., at Iverston Park United Church from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Clothing may be left at thei North York Department of Wel«~ fare, 5151 Yonge Street, Willowâ€" dale, or for further information, please contact ‘volunteers, Mrs. J. C. Davidson, BA 5 3058, and Mrs. J. Meredith, BA 5 9912. Perhaps now ghat your childâ€" ren have recei any new arâ€" ticles: of clothi Christmas, you could part of this With school opening on Januâ€" ary 6th, all Township pools will be resuming their regular‘ schâ€" edules. During the holiday seaâ€" son the pools were all cleaned and the necessary rgpairs made. THE CLOTHING OUTPOST On January 16th, the Immuniâ€" zation Clinic will be held at Downsview United Church, 2822 Keele Street between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. SWIMMING POOLS SOMETQING NEW FOR CARD PLAYERS North York Parks and Recreaâ€" tion are beginning a "Card" night â€" at â€" Downsview â€" Arena. Tuesday nights between 8:00 and 10 p.m., beginning January 14th and continuing eachâ€" week to March 17th, residents, for a nomâ€" inal cost of 35¢ per night, may come along alone, or with their friends and enjoy any type of cards such as bridge, euchre, whist, canasta. Cribbage boards will also be available. If anyone indicates their interest, check: ers and chess will be added. Just phone the Parks and Recreation Department, and arrangements will be made for these games. CHILD HEALTH CONFERENCE Although Downsview _ Arena and Weston Arena have offered skating throughout the winter, the children and parents no lonâ€" ger need to go a distance for skating. Natural ice rinks are now open at Amesbury Park on Lawrence Avenue and also at Maple Leaf Park, just off Culâ€" ford Road,‘ north of Rustic. There is also a large rink on Gracefield, â€" beside â€" Gracefield Public School. You will find you make many new friends and have a variety of opponents. This is strictly, a recreational evening, and no instruction will be given. This special night is open to all ages, and the more the merrier. E. Wilson of Tret.hewe'yfiil_l;ifili;: Jack Brown of Elverston. Amesbury Sports Club will be opening their Hockey schedule this week, now that the weather has remained cold enough for the natural ice rinks. vice. ‘A special thank you was givgg_rto the choir directors, Mrs. Members of Trethewey Junior Choir were the hosts to 27 memâ€" bers of the Elverston Park Junâ€" ior Choir at a supper at their churc{x, prior to the special serâ€" Music takes a very prominent place at this time of year. A very beautiful and inspiring serâ€" vice was conducted by the Senâ€" ior Choir at Elverston Park Church when they presented an oratorio ‘"Night of Miracles" at their candle light service. ted by Vtiur_:ll:lvior:-c-bo?n"& Trethewey Park and Elverston Park United Churches:> The rush of Christmas is now over, and it is to be hoped that everyone had a Merry one. Christmas was celebrated in many ways, with special Church services, and with family reunâ€" lons. For most it was a very quiet day, after the many weeks of planning, and the day itself was spent relaxing and watching the excitement of the children. On Sunday evening at > ewey Park United Church * Festival of Carols" was ‘presemâ€" Maple Leaf And Amesbury THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€" Thursday, Miss Gayle Virgin. daughter of Mr. & Mrs. L. Virgin of 3 Farnsworth â€" Avenue, â€" returned home on December 21st to spend A real adventure for the memâ€" bers came.on Saturday, Decemâ€" ber,28th, when about 60 childâ€" ren/went by train to Niagara Falls, and were treated to tours of the Power Plant, Seagram‘s Tower, and also the "Falls" themselves. The Fourth outing was on Deâ€" cember 30th, when they went bowling, and then roller skating in the afternoon. The "Y" will resume its regâ€" ular schedule on January 6th. Friday, December 27th, they saw a feature movie, and the afternoon was spent bowling. On December 23rd, about 60 children were taken by buses on a tour of the "Fairyland" at Casa Loma during the morning, and in the afternoon, two hours were spent on a tour of the Royâ€" al Ontario Museum. C > ghun c in conge 1 ol . o n ~ . h * oo C [ s T280 s hk 19 h: aL a2 ove i o friakes au 1 #9 o. at e s C LEX es s m o 4o i# NORTHWESTERN Y.M.C.A. y The «Northwestern "Y" sponâ€" sored four tours over the Christâ€" mas season for their members and each one was very successâ€" ful. Members of the Hiâ€"Y and Teen Club accompanied these 8â€" 14 year olds. Board Room of the Administn_tion Building 15 Oakburn Crescent, Willowdale F. W. Minkler, B.A., D.Paed., _ R. D: G: Stanbury, B:A;, Director of Education. : 200 % se s . s .. k e : The Board of Education For The Township of North York A cordial invitation is ex';ended to the public to attend The Inaugural Meeting Of The Board of Education j to be held on Monday, the 6th January, 1964 at 8:00 o‘clock in the evening i { BanxK or Monnu:n." 1ow.costluirEâ€"I1Nn8suRED LOANS There ate 7 B of M BRANCHES in WESTON, REXDALE and DOWNSVIEW to serve you Family Finance Plan it, there‘s no reason to go leaping into anything. Certainly not into the financing of important purchases like a car, a major household appliance or a TV. Before buying something you hope to enjoy throughout the whole bright new year, take a good look at the Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan. You‘ll find that a lowâ€"cost, lifeâ€"insured loan under this modern plan w flANH' is just the thing to cover all . °m your family‘s credit needs. Just because 1964 has a February 29 in i Why not make this [ i wigl ) Wendy Hutchinson of Falstaff Avenue and Donna White of Grovedale both celebrated their fifth birthday over the holiday season. Mr. & Mrs, R. B. Colquhoun, long time residents of Gracefield Avenue, will be moving this weekâ€"end to 60 Queen‘s Drive in Weston. Although Debbie McAfee of 6 Brome Road was rushed to hosâ€" pital on Friday, December 20th, we are very pleased to say that she was well enough to come home for Christmas. It is unforâ€" tunate that she couldn‘t emjoy the turkey and all the trimâ€" mings, but just ‘being home ‘with her parents and friends was good enough for her. Let‘s hope that she will be able to return to school on Monday with her friends. Miss Sandra Wake of Cuffley Crescent spent the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Ritchie Wake in New York City. The Wakes are former reâ€" sidents of Montana Avenue. South\ Carolina, and is in Home M.fi‘n‘n‘ turn to Greenville for her second semester on January 4th. in Home HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE % ..AFA ABHR