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s CONCERT TO aAiD e ; DR. SCHWEITZIER I;. \ Whe pupils of Helen P. Macâ€" A m‘l ented a mogt enjoyâ€" :t able programme of piano music PICNIC Lovely Woodside Park was the site for the annual picnic of the Nativity of Our Lord Church held Jast Sunday afernoon, June 28th Weatherwise it was a perfect €ay, the event being attended by m. 2,000 persons. Mr. G.E. Mc ald, Mrs. L. Weese and Mrs H. Martin conveners for this event are to be complimented for their efficient and hard work Also their committees, who kept every event moving briskly. Mr. R. Garnett organized parking, Mrs. H. Lambert and Mrs. G. March prizes, Mrs. K. Garson refresh , Mr. B. Black and Mr. '..-gouy entertainment. r, B. Corcoran, E. Power, J. honey, junior sports. Mr. W. rtridge, F. Woodhead and J adden, senior sports and teenâ€" agers were entertained by the talented group known as ‘"The Tranquils". Attending the picnic wasâ€" Father John J. Moyer, Pastor of Nativity and his newâ€" ly appointed . assistant Father Callaghan. Also attending was im the Albjon Gardens Presbyâ€" terian Auditorium on Monday eygning, June 18. The purpose Was twoâ€"fold to entertain parâ€" ents and friends, and to send a contribution to Dr. Albert Schâ€" weitzer (which amounted t o flfl) for his work in French torial Africa A short story of this great man was written and read by Karen Davies. The platform was decâ€" orated by flowers from the pupil‘s gardens and by a large map of Africa. Taking part were Linda and | Direct from London. England, | Mardi Belfry, Susan & Patricia | child Evangelist Arthur Clmp-‘ MHarding, Linda & Kathy Seitz, bell, better kuown through Engâ€" | Karen and lan Davies, John & | land as "Uncle Arthur‘, paid a Randy Hitchcock, Janis Ellis, | visit to the Sunday school To-‘ Patricia â€" Stanford, Nancy Mc.‘gelher with his squeeze box" | Donald, Susan Vidier, Susan ‘ Uncle Arthur led the open sess" ‘Tyler, Gail Sims, John, Sally and | iOn of Sunday school. He spoke Susan Patterson, Karen Maxâ€" ) to the children briefly and led well, Christopher George, Joâ€" in a Bible Quiz on Mothers ef anne â€" Garness â€" and â€" Deborah the Bible. He concluded by leadâ€" Busby. ing in the singing of favourite SALLY RUSSELL â€" 2310669 BLUE FOR a BOY CONGRATULATIONS to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lansdale of 18 Ashfield Drive on the birth of their first child, a son, born at ‘The Queensway General Hospital on June 23rd, weighing 6 lbs. 10 ozs. and mnamed Charles Robert First Grandchild for Mrs. Adie (Nan). For the best coâ€"operation and progress throughout the season Mr. J. O. Fraser donated snd presented scholarships to John Hitchcock and Susan Patterson A gift from parents and class was presented to Miss Macâ€" Cuaig. Thistletown Full Gospel Church On Saturday, June 20th, the @nd. â€" Annual â€" Sunday _ School Family Picnic of. the Thistleâ€" town Full Gospel Church was held at Woodside Park, approxâ€" imately 15 miles west of Thistâ€" letown, off Highway 50, near Bolton. A record crowd of some 80 parents and children helped make this event an overwhelinâ€" ing success. The Church Bus, together with several cars left the Brentwood Park and Melody Village arca between 10:30 and 11:00 am and avrived at Woodside Park in plenty of time to sit down io a most welcome lunch. Following lunch, a time of recreation was enjoyed by all, after which a time of organized races and contests were held. Those winâ€" ning the straight races were: Boys 6â€"9 ist Tominy Edwards, @nd John Black; Girls 6â€"9 ist Susan Wilson. 2nd Miriam Wyns; Winners of le race for were: Boys, Janette Prait News, Sunday School Family Picnic. Iolrs 10 1st Steven Self. Wilson; Girls 11415 1st Pratt; Boys 11â€"15 1st Wyns, 2nd Bobby Budd Following the races a Potato Relay was held and the followâ€" ing were winners: Boys, Bobby Stewart, Girls Maureen Mallon. Winners of the special obstacâ€" le race for the older childten were: Boys, John Wyns, Girls, Of special interest to all the men present was a nail driving contest. Armed with a hammer. a long spike and a thick plank, the object was to drive the nail in the board in the least number of strokes. Winner was Mr. Oldâ€" ford and 2nd prize went to Mr. Thomson. + A needle threading all the ladies proved terest. Winners were Margaret Price, 2nd Bellamy. For the remainder of the afternoon everyone enjoved .& *‘dip‘‘ in the Pool. Following this refreshing climax to the afterâ€" noon‘s activities, supper . was served at approximately 5 p.m. after which everyone gathered around for an old fashioned Thistletown News Eringate Jottings contest for of real inâ€" â€" 1st Miss Mrs. Dora 2 John Janette Andrew Pastor Vaughan and family ot Thistletown Baptist Church are due to leave July 15 for a month long visit to Atikekan, north of Fort William and some eleven hundred miles north west of Toronto. Pastor Vaughan is to exchange homes and puipits with the Rev. D. Whitelaw, so this is something in the nature of a working holiday. Boys and Girls from Suncday schools throughout Ontario and Quebec will be represented at the camp. All recreation and special meetings will be specialâ€" ly geared to the age group re: presented. Following the sing song the prizes were distrubuted by the superintendent after which the Pastor of the Church, Mr. I. G. Wyns spoke briefly to everyone. He thanked everyone for their attendance at the picnic and the parents for sending their childâ€" ren regularly out to Sunday School. He finally invited everyâ€" one present to come out to church on Sunday. Thistletown Baptist Church News On Thursday, July 9th, a group of 14 children from the Sucday school will be leaving for a weeks holiday at the Lakeshore Pentecostal Boys and Girls Camp held at Cobourg. Ontario. At the closing meeting of the St. Andrews Anglican Church Women‘s Auxiliary in midâ€"June, presentations of combined hymn and prayer books were made to Mr. and Mis. Macintosh, who are shortly leaving the district. Mrs. â€" Macintosh â€" received her gift from the W. A. and Mr. Macintosh was presented with his by the Senior Choir. Both were formerly active in these two organizations. . ; ‘Sing Song" led by the Sunday School Superintendent, Mr. Len Bellamy and accompanied an the accordion by David Mikelâ€" son. Guest Speaker from Lendon, England. Arthur Campbell was ais guest preacher at the S morning service. Several ers were present and the ing of the Spirit of God was precious The Rev. Phillips is to spend the last two weeks of July act ing as Camp Chaplain at Moorâ€" lands Camp. This is the summer camp sponsored by the Anglican Church for boys and girls who might not otherwise have a vacâ€" ation. choruses Boys Guest soloist at Thistletown United for next Sunday‘s service will be Florence Symonds from Royal York United. er Gray VISITING Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. Kennedy of 24 Hardwick Court, Etobicoke is Mrs. R. Boden of Salisbury, _ Southern _ Rhodesia. Mrs. Boden a native of England and a former resident of Toronto arrived here by plane on Sunâ€" day from California, where she had been visiting her sister Last week I mentioned 1 had | not been able to get t#e*names | of the winners in the Bicycle Class of the parade sponsored by> Richview â€" United _ Church Men‘s Club I have sinte learnâ€"| ed the names« of the winners and | here they are â€" Bobbie and | Shirley Taylor of 4 Odessa | Mrs. Joan Martin is to be the new superintendent of the Junior Sunday School department Another new teacner is Mrs. K Carson, who will teach a class of intermediate girls this comâ€" ing fall Father Brennan, S.J.. and Fath Factory Demonstrators (Some from CNE) All at LOW discount Prices 9 x 12 $25. (ete.) DISCOUNT RUG Rugs â€" Broadloom and Girls Camp 1822â€"26 Used & New P A R A DE Salea West on "After 5° dress from Somers Ladies Wear (now under the Management of Art Fashions) 2924 Bloor St. West "The Kingsâ€" way" Value $30.00. Perm & Styling by "Tony", (Award winning Stylist) of Tony & Gino‘s Hair Design, 5174 Dunâ€" das St. West (at Kipling) Value $20.00. 1 pr Salon, Royal way" 3 pr. Hanes Seamless Nylons from _ Lipton‘s â€" Fashion â€" Wear Ltd., 2982 Bloor St. West. "The Kingsway." Ladies Cardigan from Woolâ€" worth‘s, 3014 Bloor St. West at Royal York Rd: "The Kingsâ€" way." the Co thanks chants Necklace & ear rings from Huston‘s China and Gifts, 3040 Bloor St. West "The Kingsway" value $8.00. In addition to this she will also receive a . $25.00 merchandise voucher from "THE KINGSâ€" WAY BUSINESS MEN‘S AS. SOCIATION" to be spent in any store who is a member of this association. Next _ week _ Chef â€" Roger‘s choice will be announced in this newspaper. The results are fabuâ€" lous . . . an â€" ‘‘Etobicoke North Taxi" _ (1125 _ Islington _ Ave. North) will wisk the winner and her husband off to the Constellaâ€" tion Hotel for a feast fit for a king and dancing, compliments of the Management. To grace the winner‘s home, Kingsway Draperies and Interâ€" iors (2002 Bloor St. West, ‘The Kingsway‘) is giving one pair three width side draperies to cover a 12 foot area, 95 inches long, fully lined, Cameo patâ€" tern, white, gold or rose beige (or equivalent), value $69.95. The winner will be going to the Constellation in grand style thanks to the following merâ€" An assortment of Canadian & Imported Cheeses from "The Cheese House"‘ 3A Wendover Dr. (Next to Kingsway Drapery) 1 block west of Prince Edward Drive off Bloor St. ‘"The Kingsâ€" way" Value $5.00. There is well over $200 worth of prizes waiting for some lucky eptrant in the Etobicoke fldver- tiserâ€"Guardian Cook Book! conâ€" test. The Constellation Hotel‘s own Chef Roger is perusing all of the tasty recipes. He even calls some of the entrants on the phone to make certain nothâ€" ing has been left out. A Deluxe Continental Chocoâ€" late Dessert Cake from McCail‘s Cake Shop 3864 Bloor St. West (Near Six Points}. 5â€"pe. Luncheon Set from Coopâ€" erâ€"Davis Ltd., 3076 Bloor St. West "The Kingsway" Value $5.00. Entrants‘ Recipes Being Tested Prize Winners Announced July 9 A $15.00 merchandise voucher from Ford Nurseries 1986 Jane St., (Just below the 401). A Lubrication and Oil Change with Durasilm Oil from Mark land Wood BA Service Centre. 4325 Bloor St. West at Mill Rd. MISS MARY HAS JOINED THEIR STAFF OF COMPETENT HAIR DEâ€" SIGNERS AND WILL BE PLEASED TO MEET YOU AND DISCUSS YOUR HAIR PROBLEMS. MR. FRANK HAS RETURNED FROM EUROPE (PARIS, ROME & ITALY) Â¥ AND HAS BROUGHT WITH HIM Mss m MANY NEW AND DIFFERENT HAIR STYLES FOR YOUR HAIRâ€"STYLING CONVENIENCE. LOOK YOUR LOVELIEST FOR SUMMER WITH A FLATâ€" TERING HAIRDO, STYLED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU BY OUR EXPERTS . . . CALL US TODAY FOR AN APPOINTâ€" MENT. 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