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Adventists hold anniversary Lagt Saturday evonln Que 100 venom Med 2 buffet supper at the Royal York t%ataurautt, 1800 Royal York Road...held in Inna: of many in Weston, has been postmaster in Weston tor the put 15 year; However, " of January IO, Mr. Duncan took for Mississauga. Employees and their wives attended this heart warming affair and a presentation was made to Mr. Duncan for his service to Weston. +++ Members of the eight southern Ontario clubs in council No. 9 of Great Lakes Region of International Toastmistress met at Islington Golf and Country Club January 23 with the First Toronto Club as hostess. The theme of the meeting was Toastmigstress Highlights. The symposium in the forenoon, moderated by Sue Fletcher from the London Club, dealt with a speech contest beyond the region and who would be judge for such a contest. Panellists. Ruby Murdoch and Eileen Elliott, were from the Canadian Centennial Club which meets here in Weston. Workshops were held in the afternoon and plans for the regional conference, which will be held in Toronto in June, were formulated. Special speakers were Eleanor Wise, from the newly formed club - Upper Canada - Gwen Payn, from Canadian Centennial and Ivy Davis, also of Canadian Centennial. The next Council meeting will be at Barrie April 15 and will feature the council speech contest. With reference to my column of January 13 the Thorncliffe, Fairview, Rexdale and Weston Information Centres received a grant from the Local Initiatives Program, sponsored by Manpower. This grant came in the form of providing a salary for a full-time co-ordinator for each of these centres as well as a fourth person as a research co-ordinator to Although the Perth Avenue Seventh Day Adventist Church is not located in York, many of our people attend. The Church held its lst Anniversary Service on Saturday, January 22. Prelude of the service was a musical program put on by local artists. Special guests were Alderman William Boyt- chuk, representing Mayor Dennison and Dr. Jan Dukszta, a member of the provincial government. Guests included Pastor P. Moores, president and Pastor S.E. White, secretary-treasurer. both of the Ontario Quebec Corr ference of Seventh Day Adventists; members of the clergy of various denominations and special guest speaker Pastor HS. Walters who came all the way from Jamaica for the occasion. The attendance was ap- proximately 1,500 with all seats taken. Hundreds of chairs were placed in the front and back of the church and the foyer was jammed with people who were unable to secure seats. The East Toronto S.D.A. Choir, directed by Theo. Abrahams, presented an anthem after speeches were given by officials. , ' I v x " I f . ‘ _ , we ' 'grs,2"xtuy L%2 . F I , “M Ar, “no Cw4 we; _ t Arr: Rangers need a leader § 'l.'. 91', [tth" ladies, Escape mm i' h "? J Fri ' V iiri " ' , * v "-‘.‘. Lattt Saturday evening serviceallfour centres. This The following is a vivid g ' J a} $3795“ 5;: e = $.33“ - A----- “Md” m me 100 persons attended a has certainly been a ghobim description or the Western C © 's " e qv "C, . SL"' ‘ -- s, .. V tuttet supper at the Royal the-arm for each community part of Venezuela written by , , F f i, "s ' . t 'lo fork Restaurant, y1n Royal and its volunteers who man Jottnupingwelitohistather J, li, " t d ‘ t I , _ We now have a full-time attqm fork Road.,.held in honor of the centres. It indicates that on Queen’s Drive. , ' V ; ' "‘ . a , e i _ T,' dut to WASH DRY AND mt " Doug Duncan. the Government recognizes "A couple of weeks ago ., 1 .. ..- 'i:kiiri _ _ t A ' .1 . Y . ' . Mr. 'Duncan, known to the usefullness and the Adele and I took ott for a ctiz= , Pd .. I . 1 E ' washing, ready for collection. many In Weston, has been growing need for such week on a drive to the "e"", ofi' s' g W, 'Y, . mat masterinWeston for the community projects. western part ot Venezuela. yst F , 1' _ 7 t (cu t. tast 15 years. However, as of In the Toronto Daily Star, That's where the Andes are. . " y " up l Open lanuarylo, Mr. Duncantook January 17, coverage was The country is very Yu" im'), ', l _ = he position of postmaster F delightful and quite a 8* , , _ " 7 a m . 11 p m l',',"dht't,ti'ri",'v'tvut,,t Employees N, - 7 trn, J rydistinct change from the '1 I ( ' Br r L" . . . . In eir wives attendedthis 3 east. Up in the mountains I 2:" leart warming affair and a ir t Fettor.t (not very rugged; not nearly . -..---- . Fl l, tk 7 Oars A Week tresentation was made to >Wanderl s as majestic as our Rockies) .‘ , L C _ ' " vir.Duncanfor his service to _ _ the air is crisp and a I r Weston, _ Ftitft taiitsii 2 refreshing. IC: C I , KLEEN KLOTHES + + + 2 244-197: g TU 'i . .7 Members of the eight i,! , l, 5133:3321; 3::diltyoncgr': 3 L l , m LAUNDRY COIN‘OP iouthern Ontario clubs in i will)“ . . ',, J. h. . . plexions; the children , s 1896 lane St. mama: itefilNev9 of (Preat lakes uiuan on the Tar-mm. ram. having the interminable ‘ After the sermon, a . YOU'LL FIND INTERESTING AND VALUABLE! . Money-Back Life Insurance it; . Income Protection , ' r . Payment of Mortgage Bl' . Retirement Funds E a Education of Children . Conserving a Business interest, Let me show you how you can benefit. Ideas SUN LIFE OF CANADA BERN ROLLINGS 200 University Ave. Toronto 1 Ont. Bus. 364-5141 Res. 244-1971 +++ mice Ill tour - Thir hu Mainly been I that!» tho-arm for each may and it: volumun who man the can”; It indict!“ ttmt the Government when the usefullneu and the growing need for such community projects. In the Toronto Daily Star, given to the Toronto Com. munity Information Centre on Adelaide Street - its director being Mias Molly Christie, and operated by paid professionals. This article certainly left no doubt to the importance of its work in the Metro area. Fur- thermore as Miss Christie pointed out at a recent in- service training for w.I.R.C. volunteers, the volunteer community centres play a major role in the harmony of their citizens and social agencies available to them. (WIR.C.'s number - 244- 2000 or 2444020) . +++ The First Weston Rangers are in need of a leader. Requirements: mainly a keen interest in people - knowledge of guiding is not essential. Responsibilities: to give guidance and an objective view of the various projects undertaken by the young girls. If you enjoy working with girls between the ages 14-18, then this is an excellent opportunity to fulfill both your needs and those of the Rangers. This group meets every Monday evening at Pelmo Park P.S. Please contact Mrs. Wells at 244-8319 after 4 p.m. +++ Tomorrow Friday, January 28, is family movie night at the Central United Church. The musical Hello Dolly, starring Barbara Streistand, is being shown (sponsored by the C.G.I.T.) Admission: adults $1.25 children 75 c. Proceeds will be used to aid their Korean Orphan. musical selection was presented by the Perth Avenue choir, under the leadership of David Walker. Prayer- was offered by Pastor H. Schander of Willowdale Church. ended with a sacred concert put on by the Heritage Singers - a group of trained Christian young people im cluding a four and six year old. These young people tour the North American Con- tinent telling about God in their songs. +++ The snowfall last Thurs sday was perfect for snowman building and sculptures were out in full force. Turns out the secret of building a tall snowman is to The largest snowman I spotted was at number 4 Cordelia Avenue. Larry and David Gheen outdid themselves, resulting in the highest snowman I've ever seen. use a liadder, " v-wr'" . " Mount Dennis The evening's activity Dawne Moss 769.60491 Ja ni, Earls , f/ii, Ttte following in I vivid dominion d the Wm [:11de man» Jottnugi-l1tohitstttttt" on Queen'- Orin. "A couple of week: ago Adele and I took off for a week on a drive to the westarn part cl Vemmela. That's where the Andes are. The country is very delightful and quite a distinct change from the east. Up in the (not very rugged: as majestic as on the air is l refreshing. The people are short and stocky with ruddy com- plexions; the children having the interminable running noses. Dogs, pigs, horses, cattle all carry their hair long. The farms, although not prosperous, appear neat and continously tended. Obviously a great amount of labor has been expended in clearing the land of rocks since all the fences are of stacked rocks. These fences are also of benefit in irrigation of the fields. In the lovely little town of Merida we took the teleferico to the summit of Mount Bolivar, some 16,000 feet high. The air is pretty thin up there; .. . there was some snow which was a great attraction to the Venezuelan tourists. Three quarters of the way up the mountain Indians have a town which is supported by their fields of potatos, maize and some hardy grain. We drove all the way down to San Cristobal which is close to the Colombia border. We took advantage of the proximity by driving over to the Colombian border town of Cucuta. Not much of a town, but we bought a few items for Christmas: prices are far more reasonable in Columbia than in Venezuela. Today is the day of the Blood Clinic at the Weston C.I. (Pine Street) Time: 2:30-5:00 and 6:30-8:30 p.m. Spnsored by the Weston Unit of the Red Cross. Many thanks again to Mr. M. Lepingwell for sharing his letter! It's a shame warm weather melted away their efforts. +++ While on the subject of snowfalls. Last Thursday evening there were some very angry residents on Cordelia Avenue. The snow plough came down the street and instead of depositing the snow on the curb managed to deposit it right in the middle of the sidewalk. Snow is normally difficult to shovel but when the snow plough leaves a pile, the chore becomes mountainous. +++ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wetherall, Westacres Drive, have a brand new grandson. Douglas John F Eley, weighed in at eight pounds, six ounces, Wednesday. January 19. Parents Edgar and Stephanie, Belleville, Ontario, are reportedly doing fine. ASSOCIATES REALTY CREDIT LIMITED If you’re buying your house, you're eligible for a special Homeowner Loan at Associates anytime you need cash That means we may be able to give you a better deal , Lower rates . . F or longer terms _or even both. The amount you can borrow is limited only by the equity you have in your home $5,000, $l0,000, maybe $25,000 or more. So if you have high-interest debts outstanding, or if you need cash for a second car, a boat, or any other good reason, talk to Asyurciates about a low-interest Homeowner Loan. See how much better off you'H be --long-'term Special deals for homeowners at Associates +++ I the mountains gged; not nearly as our Rockies) is crisp and 1830 WESTON ROAD 20-3534 The largest single pur- chase a couple make in their lifetime, yet most people seem to be buying blindly. That's how the Canadian Hydronies Council describes the way most new houses are bought. A view oi Number College: new travel uency in the main concourse of it: Rennie campus. The ngency wu opened to provide praetieal mining tor linden” In the college’s travel and tout-inn program. end in Intended for use primarily by students and unit, although the public in also welcomed, lay Dentists make shift Not all fluoride toothpastes are effective. It depends on the formula. The Canadian Dental Association has named Crest and Colgate MFP as the ones acceptable to do a good job fighting decay. Brushing with any toothpaste or even just brushing with water is better than no brushing at all, but Crest and Colgate MFP can't be beat when it comes to preventing tooth decay. The dental profession in Canada recently made a radical shift in policy. It believes so strongly in the decay-fighting character- istics of fluorides, that it started to name commercial brands of toothpastes that are effective. Accidents in cars, organized athletics and in playgrounds are the most common causes of injuries to children's teeth. Disfigurement and loss of teeth can quickly shatter a child's mental self-image, because of the importance of the mouth in personality development. Dental Lopics Accidental tooth injuries among children make up one of the most perplexing problems confronting the dentist. Besides the usual diagnosing and treatment of the injury, the dentist must also relieve the shock, fears and apprehensions of both his young patient and the parents. More than half of the fractures of teeth in childhood accidents do not result in exposure of the central pulp of the tooth. But where the pulpis exposed, it is vital that the dentist protect this sensitive organ from further damage or when shopping for a Fluorides endorsed Immediate care Open your eyes house, a husband and wife will visit many models - as many as twelve over a weekend - before making their decision. They will ask a lot of important questions about the neighborhood, the schools and the shopping areas, but they generally Fluoridation of drinking water supplies is the best way to get this champion decay fighter to most Canadians, but many Canadian cities still have not fluoridated. Fluoridation has the endorsement also of Health Minister John Munro and the World Health Organization. The CDA recently released, figures showing only M per cent of Canadians receive benefits of fluoridation. Many Canadians live in remote areas without piped water supplies and they should be using the endorsed fluoride toothpastes regularly. Their dentists can also give their teeth fluoride baths at the office. In all cases of injury to teeth, parents should get their child to the dentist as soon as possible. But when the pulp is exposed, the parents should double their efforts to speed the child to the dentist. infection. A series of exhibitions from the Art Gallery of Ontario is on view at Humber College through winter and spring. A Currently a display until January 24 is Art at the When you phone your Humber art exhibits ARTHUR ME! Niilmiuiatl NOW an: THE m IN m ENTERTAINMENT 7N! STOIV. "Atrp.rt" (Univ) Burt Lancaster is the manager 01 "w luv." in I large mefroptNittrrt "on He u cttnNrttty under manure lrom me lirvorl commitment", nanny region"; or trom his wife, Dun. 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First 20 correct elm-lea from thin paper will receive , tree guest tickets to see Airport THE ODEON WESTON PROUDLY PRESENTS THE Send entries to: AIRPORT CONTEST - ODEON WESTON THEATRE US! VDDIILINID AND “no we": " FILL CIOISIOID Fp,', WIN FREE TICKETS TO SEE "AIRPORT" college Mtieiniq. The agency is open from , Ian. - 5 pan. Seated at table Ire Karen Kraut (can) and Fran Nuna- (back to amen), both Travel and Tourism students. They are talking to Renee Edward]: (right), a repremstntive of the Pnerto Klan Government Tourist Board. overlook the one feature that will determine how com fortable they will be: the heating system. The essential difference between a house and a home, says the council, is its heating syste n. Unless it has been designed accurately so that it is ba.anced, a house will be overheated and saga], or underheated and dr fty, the council warns. In some weird cases, it is both. Before buying, homebuyers should in- vestigate th , heating system thoroughly to make sure that most, if not all, heat distributors are on the outside walls, that ther- mostats are not near hot pipes, cold walls or in direct sunlight. Also make sure there is enough capacity to take care of future expansion, such as a finished attic or an add-on room. The council notes that most hydronic (modern hot water) systems are relatively simple to expand because they use finger-size tubing to connect the baseboard heating panels. The tubing can be snaked through walls and floors with a minimum of bother. dentist for an appointment, tell him exactly what hair pened and what appears to be the damage. He will fit your child in immediately and tell you how to keep the wound clean for the time being. Canadian Dental Association. Service of Intention- Graphic Designers at Work. 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