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A man, who decided after an 11â€"year term in industry and a stint in the RC.MP. that the ministry was his calling, was orâ€" dained in Alderwood Presbyterâ€" ian Church, recently Clifford Johnson, who was born in Alderwood and educated at Sir Adam Beck and Franklin Horner Public Schools and Miâ€" mico High School and Western Tech before quitting school to go to work, reached the end of a dafficult road to an education and cal! to the Church. In 1958, he enrolled at Waterâ€" loo University College intent on obtaining his Bachelor of Arts degree and attended summer courses to catch up on his eduâ€" cation. He finished the fourâ€" year course in three years. After leaving school, he workâ€" ed for 11 years in various ‘indusâ€" tries in the Lakeshoreâ€"Alderâ€" wood area, mosily as an electriâ€" cal apprentice. This was interâ€" rupted by a term in the RC.M.P. in 1952 and ‘53. 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LE. 2â€"2863 CIGARETTES POPULAR BRANDS 2.99 a Carton ASPIRIN TABLETS BA YERS ANSCO MARK M Floor Plans STYLES 15 SIZES 3 rolls 92¢ 88.19 73¢ , May 27, 1964 i Memberships, Mrs. Alfred Hibble; Citizenships and Immiâ€" gration, Mrs. Don D‘Ameiio; \Spiritual, Mrs. Joseph Tierney; Education, Mrs. George Thorâ€" neli; Social, Mrs. Frank P ow â€" mnall; Telephone, Mrs. Michael ‘Doylt; Guides, . Mrs. Bernard |Rundle; Altar, Mrs. David Runâ€" ‘dlt; Press and Publicity, Mrs. Alex Mansfield. On Thursday, May 14, fifty members of Alderwood United Church, Junior Choir travelled to the Halton Centennial Manor, near Milton, to sing for the aged residents. The program includâ€" ed seven twoâ€"part numbers, a solo and a twoâ€"part song by six members, Donna Allen, Darlene Hatherly, Brenda Viliadsen, Sharon Corkum, Sally Scantleâ€" bury, and Frances Wilson. After the program, the children visitâ€" ed with residents and gave small favors to them. The Junior Choir will be in charge of the services for Flower Sunday, June 7, at Alderwood United Church. general meeting of 5t Ambrose Council, conveners were apâ€" pointed to the various commutâ€" The next meeting of the Alâ€" derwood Branch of the Etobiâ€" coke Unit, Canadian Cancer Soâ€" ciety, will be held at the Alderâ€" wood Presbyterian Church, Lunâ€" ness Road and Valermo Drive, on Tuesday, May 25, at 2 p.m. Children baptized on Sunday, May 10, at Alderwood United Church were: Douglas James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams, 68 Rabbit Lane,; Diane Marie and Donna Lynn, daughâ€" ters of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bickford, 113 â€" 6th Street; Norâ€" een Carol Buller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Buller, 31 Thames Avenue; David Andrew Carlisle, 24 Owen Drive; Helen Lila Ferguson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ian Ferguson, 425 Valâ€" ermo â€" Drive; Elizabeth â€" Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stockwell, 57 Enfield Avenue; Laura Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wherry, 2 Daiston Road. The Preacher at the Church of the Atonement on Sunday, May 24, morning service will be Reverend A. N. Tomlinson, minâ€" ister of the Alderwood Presbyâ€" terian Church. ‘ 1 The Alderwood Baptist Church and The Alderwood _ United Church, are joining in the proâ€" gram for Community Vacation School, to be held from July 6 to 17. Any persons who feel that they would like to offer serâ€" vices on some or all of the mornâ€" ings, are asked to contact the Christian â€" Education Chairman, E. Harris. There will be a speâ€" cial training session of teachers on May 23, at Calvin Presbyteriâ€" cgsgrsgds SERV|GE CREST TOOTH PASTE Economy ) m 1.17 ;:STEIIN‘ ANTISEPTIC Decanter ttle $1.25 Size E 1.09 Fine Texture, Medium or Hard. In plastic travel case Compare 69¢ SAVE 416 2 for 97¢ NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM Va Off. Only Leather Case Only On Tuesday, May 14, at the|an Church. 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To date this year children is the direct responsiâ€" picnic will be held on June 20, Lakeshore accidents involving bility of parents or guardians. at Happy Hollow Picnic Grounds, tots to teens have v@rtul]hl{ dou-]Lock of supervision or a takeâ€"aâ€" just outside of Orangevi This bled over the same time last year chance attitude on their part can :nonc event in the l;:u:‘ th and have risen by a third in gnly lead to great personal tragâ€" 4 * Etobicoke. edy when their preâ€"school aged church that we all enjoy and| Most accidents happen on resiâ€" youngsters become traffic acciâ€" we know that we shall enjoy‘dential streets when tots of 3 4, dent victims. this one to come. Make it a point STATISTICS FOR APRIL 194 to put this down on the calendar A. CAUSE: TOTAL so that you will not plan for Failed to look both ways 6 ther event 4/ _ Crossed from between parked cars 29 Church of the Awnement.{ Congregational picnic, Saturday, June 6, will be held at Cedar‘ Beach Park, Musselman‘s Lake, B. about 40 miles from the church. The area under the pavilion is reserved for the noonday meal at 12:30 p.m. Families will bring their own basket lunches. The church will provide tea, milk and ice cream. No provision has been made to stay for supper, that‘ is up to the individual faâ€" milies. One bus has been charâ€" tered for those requiring transâ€" portation. It will leave the church at 10:30 a.m. and return from the park at 4:30 p.m. Those with room in their cars, willing to take extra passengers can make arrangements to do so. Tickets will be available from any member of the Sunday School staff. Tickets m ust be handed in at the park gate for admuission. Children are "free." Races begin at 2 p.m. SUGAR DADDY: Huge 3 to 5 bloom abundantly produced on rapid growâ€" ing, vigorous plants that will coscade down from pots, boxes or planters. Colour is a lovely plum shode with the added richness of dorker veining. Coscade white, red ond pink petunias also available plus Vinca, Dracaenas and most other decorative plants needed for plonters. 1 plaent box (8 plants) leontasrin s 59‘ This remarkable new hyâ€" brid type of Impatiens has proven to be a rea! boon to gardens where shode is a problem. In full shode where they get no direct sunlight at all they will grow 18" â€" 24" 0:{I, providing a deâ€" lim"'l profusion . e f blooms in shades . 5t Copper, Rose and Red. The bloom is about one Inch across, flat and sinâ€" gle with an underlying sheen _ to . the . colour Foliage . is green . and wexy. The aniwer to producing Howers in the shade. Available in Bright Rose, Bright Scarlet Bright Copper and Mixed. â€"â€" Coral Sotin will produce a solid mass of colour from soon after planting until fall â€" one oÂ¥ the best bedâ€" ding petunias available. Hybud vigor and short bushy growth habit should not become tall and straggly. 1 plant box, 1 flat, (8 plants) 49¢ (48 plants) PETUNIA CORAL SATIN: A lovely shade of coral rose 1 PLANT TRAY ITS TIME TO COME TO PETUNIA CORAL SATHN VISIT OUR LOCATIONS FOR THE FINEST VARIETY IN THE AREA! IMPATIENS North America‘s Largest Retail Plant Growers (FLOWERS IN THE SHADE) "SUGAR DADDY" 59c BOARD OF _ Public and EDUCATION Sep. Schools Toronto 131 North York 105 Scarborough Etobicoke York East York Lakeshore Leaside Weston Forest Hill Swansea CAUSE: Failed to look both ways Crossed from between parked cars Careless cycle riding Played in roadway Ran while crossing road Improper walking where no sidewalks On way TO school 4 2 On way FROM school 21 § NOT at school 36 27 AGE AND SEX Male Female 5 and 6 years 18 16 7 to 9 years 33 12 10 years and over 10 6 sCHOOL YEAR TOTAL: 3rd September to 30th April, 1964. 5 Fatal OCCURRED ACCIDENT TOTAL 465 91 28 14 (4 Plants) +2.49 REEVES 2,050 1.669 1.480 803 276.705 95 Midâ€"block Intersection TOTAL Total Accidents Total Accidents for For _ April School yr. to date Enrolment _ 1963 1964 62/63 63/64 95,815 41 48 239 280 52,235 8 14 40 64 53,998 8 14 49 73 35,484 9 7 30 45 18,492 8 2 35 41 8.399 8 2 23 24 84 (at Steeles Ave.) J Two Locations 2183 Islington Ave. North | @ Over 100 ef the best varieties to choose from. @ Plants are conditionâ€" ed outdoors ready tor your gorden @ Every box is lobelled and priced . competiâ€" tively. @ Guaranteed . number of plants per box. @ Nomed varieties, many of hem new Eybr{lz. @ Over one and half million plants sold retail each year @ Reliable planting inâ€" formation available @ We grow our own anâ€" nuals, established for 40 years. @ Selfâ€"serve â€" The place with the little wagons @ Many varieties availâ€" oable in flats at 17% savings. GERANIUMS IN BOXES TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YoUuU moORE EFFICIENTLY! »NAFUVUNMAUUIN: Husky, well branched plants of four different types in separate or mixed colours including the majesâ€" tic Rocket Snapdragon that produce florist quality bloom right in your own garden. 7 plant box, 49: 1 flat, $2 49 (8 plants) A (48 plants) ....... o SNAPDRAGON: ME s 'd Plu Delicate petals in a soft mn ( pl er nl) pink form, large airy 5" blooms that are produced on big, strong 30°" high plants. Flower forms on top of each stem and as they mature slender decorative seed pods enhance the form and effect providing one of the loveliest background flowers for your garden. 1 plant box, 1 flat, $ 9 (8 plants) 49C (48 plants) .. 24 95 40 49 30 35 11 351 Injured 26 63 TOTAL 34 45 16 AT. 811917 . | _ ""*=="}aymss" Open Eveningsâ€"Closed on Sunday 35 29 19 556 lians.| Last week we held our elecâ€" keâ€"a.|tions for next year‘s Student t can Council. Mervin Kril, Mike trag. Lackowiez, Lynna Sellors â€" and ageq Joan Slobodzian were chosen as acci. candidates for president. Frank ‘Braithwaite, Carolyn â€" Brothers ‘and Neil Semple were candiâ€" ‘dates for secretary. Delores Pagâ€" TAL nutty and Resi Zarb were candiâ€" ,g dates for treasurer, while Pat [9 Brothers, Norm Okihiro | and & Jeanne Self ran for social conâ€" 13 45 41 24 21 PLANTS THAT GROW!! MAGIC PETUNIAS: Pink Magic â€" a lovely light smooth pink colour in a large flowered petunia that does not seem to fade. Plants are vigorous and bushy â€" the best of the Magis series of Blue Magic, White Magic, and Pink Magic, all at Reeves 1 plant box, 49 1 flat, 52 49 (8 plants) C 48 plants) % A car following the death car lalso struck it after the initial terash with the truck, said Conâ€" 1st&ble John Cherwatiuk, of the |\Downsview Ontario Provincial \Police Detachment. Rexdale Man Killed In Threeâ€"Way Crash A Rexdale man died in his new convertible Wednesday afternoon when it was struck by a truck and a car on Highway 401 near Jane Street. The dead man Ronald Warburâ€" ton, 33, of Forest Path, was drivâ€" ing in the eastâ€"bound passing lane when the truck, going west, veered across the grass median and the two vehicles collided, police said. The driver of the truck, John Harbaruk, 58, of Oxbow Road, Willowdale, is in Northwestern General Hospital in fair condiâ€" tion with torn muscle and tendon in both legs "MAGIC PETUNIA" ALDERâ€" p N 1 1 C S Richview Side Road vener. During the week all canâ€" didates had posters, in\ the halls, and on Friday eath put on a show and made a speech at an assembly: After the assembly, the students voted fiuby the end of the day the ts were announced: Mike Lackowicz, president; Lynn Sellors, viceâ€" president; Carolyn Brothers, seâ€" cretary; Delores Pagnutty, treaâ€" surer; Norm Okihiro, social conâ€" Kener. Congratuiations! ‘It ‘will be a great challenge for this execuâ€" tive to surpass the merit of the outstanding one we‘ve had durâ€" ing the past year. _ _ by John Ericson 12â€"F BOYS‘ ATHLETICS Last Tuesday, track trials were held at Kipling Collegiate. Those who qualified entered ‘he track meet on Thursday at the same school. Alderwood did not win, but there is still more track season left. This Tuesday, track and field held. By Mervin Kril 12F reported by Mary Speciale 12â€"B WET BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED Concrete & General Repairs RO 2â€"5788 CH. 1â€"8871 the intramural meet is being