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At the mceting of the 178th Girl Guide pack of Toronto, the new patrol leaders and seconds were appointed. The patrol Teaders are Norma Barrett, Carole Shelâ€" ley, Jill Dietrichand, Margaret Marnie, The patrol seconds are Marlene Smith, Marion Mathews, Arlone Allinson and Evelyn Senâ€" sabough. On March 31st, the funeral of Mr. Charles McCutcheon Stewart took place from the funeral parâ€" lours of Messrs Turner and Porâ€" ter, Roncesvalles Ave. Toronto, to Riverside Cemetery, Weston. The St. Andrews Church 3.15 p.m., Sunday, April 8th, Rev. T. Paterâ€" son in charge assisted by Mr. C. Speakman, The choir sang Hymn 78% for their anthem. Mr. A. Wynne Field organist, Mr. Booth, sidesman. The rector spoke from Corrinthians, Chap. 1, 16 verse 35. "How are the dead raised up"? "With what body do they come"? He spoke of the significance of the resurrection â€" "That which thou sowest is not quickened unâ€" less it die." « Therewill be an early celebraâ€" tion of the Holy Communion on Sunday, April 15th, 8.30 a.m. _ The young people had another F)oas;mt meeting this week. Rev. ‘aterson gave them a Bible talk, a few hyms and a few games. Get in touch with our ‘young folk and go in as a friend. Red Cross Campaign is nearly over and we are glad to say $198.75 is in so far from Mrs. Berrill $32.95, Mrs. Taylor $4.50, Mrs. B. Marine $16.75, Hospital for Sick Children $44.05; Mrs. Dunning $70.00, Mrs. Carbis $9.00, Mrs. Watts $13.00, Mrs. Ross and Poirier $8.50. So grateful for your kindness to us. Mr. and Mrs. Boughurst in a friendly interview appreciates so much the wonderful work of the faithful women of Elmhurst Bapâ€" tist Church. Storm windows, oil burners are two of the many imâ€" provements they have found money for, through their efforts. Please accept grateful thanks from St. Andrew‘s Sunday School for a further $2.87 for our Lenten boxes making a total of $35.06, the best we‘ve ever done. Glad to see Miss M. Wheeler back from vacation in Florida. Margaret has had a grand time. We extend a hearty welcome to our new neighbours, Mr. and Mrs. John Herzenegh, Mr. C. Speakman in Sunday School questioned and answered for a few minutes on what our guest preacher of the week preâ€" vious, Mr. Lars Flat, had had to say. Mr. and Mrs. R. Ballard sold their home in Thistletown, we hated to see our good neighbours go but our loss will be their gain we hope. April 2nd a shower given in honour of Miss Isobel Gallagher of Westmount took place at the home of Mrs. G. Squibbs. Some lovely gifts were received and a dainty luncheon served. Isobel was married last Saturday, April Tth. Mr, Hewt Smyth is in hospital and we are remembering him in gur prayers. â€" m Mrs. R. Stewart wishes to exâ€" press her sincere thanks and apâ€" preciation to her friends for their kind expressions of sympathy during her recent bereavement in the death of her son. On Monday evening, April 2nd, our young people enjoyed their club meeting; Rev. Paterson suâ€" supervised. Birthday greetings to Mrs. G. Deving, Sunday April 8th, Those of us who got down to Varsity Friday evening to see the outdoor Skating Club stage their party were thrilled at the skating of our own Anne Fields. She has only been skating for about 8 years and is able to hold her own with the best skaters, More power to you Ann and we‘ll be watching for you. Radio licenses are late this month for Thistletown. Please wait and I‘ll come along as quickâ€" ly as possible, thank you. REPAIRING â€" REMODELING â€" EXTENDING LET ME ADVISE YOU RADIO, TELEVISION, STOVES WASHERS, ETC. Estimates Free â€" All Work Fully Guaranteed Results For Your Dollar Whatever The Job EWS FROM THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS Thistletown Â¥, APRIL 18, 1951 EL ECT RIC Specialized Repairs To The Personal Service In 1950 contracts were let for the building of 72,330 homes and apartment buildings in Canada, To Barbara Doodcock, of 40 Epsom Downs, with her fourth birthday on April 10, To Eleanor Parkinson of 38 Epsom Downs who will be eight on the 12th and will be able to read this on the very day, and also to Mrs. Eileen Thorâ€" burn of 48 Epsom Downs Dr. Mrs. Proudfoot Sr., who recently returned to the city with her daughter Margaret, is confined to her home with a torn ligament, and we hope for a speedy recovery for her also. ‘Their friends will be pleased to hear that it may not be necessary for her daughter, Marâ€" garet, to undergo a second operâ€" ation as was at one time expected. Good luck, Marg, we are glad to know you are up and about again. Keep up the good work. This last news was sent to me and I‘d like to say many thanks. in! Many ‘happy returns to Paul Barker of 8 Chapel Hill, who was four on April 6, Hope he had a nice birthday, Also to Miss Carol Smith of 19 Epsom Downs and Miss Pat Bellyue (I hope this is spelled correctly) of 14 Chapel Hill who, we hear, were both 17 on April 7. (Maybe we shouldn‘t have stated their age!) Now we have some birthdays, some of them late because you still seem bashful about sending them It was good to see the sun this week and how the children love being outside again. We hope to see Marilyn Sprayson of 4 Epson Downs around in it soon, after her tonasil operation, / Friends of Mr. Frank Warman of 3 Redfern Ave. will be glad to know that he is recuperating nicely after his operation on Monday, April 2. We wish both of them a speedy recovery,. A very quiet but pretty wedâ€" ding took place in the Metropoliâ€" tan United Church, Toronto, on Saturday, March 31st, when Mr. Alexander (Alec) Shearman, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Shearman of Thistletown was joined in Holy Matrimony to Miss Lenore Katheâ€" leen Armstrong of Toronto. It was a double ring ceremony. The bride‘s sister Mrs. Kathleen Elliott was her attendant gowned in navy crepe with mauve accessories and a corsage of Talesman roses, Mr. John Elliott was groomsman. The bride looked very lovely in a 2â€"piece navy taffeta with white accessories an dwore white garâ€" denias. After a wedding trip spent in Buffalo the happy couple will reside in Weston. Rev. Stearn of Park Baptist assisted by Dr. Ross of Woodâ€" bridge, Presbyterian Church. The ru)anu were â€" Messrs Liyod cManus, Don McCutcheon, Orâ€" ville Currans, .Norman Croft, Murray Scruton, Kenneth Halliâ€" day, Many beautiful floral tributes showed mute testimony of the resâ€" pect paid to the late Mr. Stewart. To Mrs. Cheale in hospital, we send best wishes for a speedy reâ€" covery. A panel discussion followed, reâ€" viewing the points brought out by the film. The panel consisted of Mr. C. Richardson, principle of Island school, W. Morgan, Mrs. W. E. Doole and Miss Margaret Kell. Dave Smith handled the position of question master. Light refreshâ€" ments were served by the grade mothers with Mrs. L Day as conâ€" vener. During the lunch, a get acâ€" quainted competition was held and Mrs. E. Hill won the prize for obâ€" taining the largest number of names of those present. The monthly meeting: of the Thistletown Home and _ School Association was held Tuesday, April 3rd. A film "Who will teach your child" discussed the problem of getting the right type of teacher to educate our children. Beverley Hills MRS. BETTY FORBES 17 Epsom Downs Dr. im of High {h‘m uptr:t i7 Bs hos or We‘ ||| Humber resbyterian Church. The rs were Messrs Liyod |||Correspondent: , Don McCutcheon, Orâ€" CALL 2187â€"R A very interesting meeting was held on Friday morning with every one benefitting by the discussions. Lunch was served at 12.30 by the ladies of the church. Afternoon session started at 2 and after a very delightful talk by the guest speaker the meeting closed at 5.15. Dinner was served in the assembly hall. No meeting on Saturday morning gave the visitors a chance to do a little shopping. Back to the assembly and to a very lovely lunch, After lunch, four chartered buses arrived to take everyone on a tour of Ottawa and Hull. We had a very pleasant and courteous drivâ€" er which made the trip much more interesting. Now the highlight at the end of the bus trip: We arâ€" rived at Rideau Hall to be presentâ€" ed to Her Excellency Lady Alexâ€" Last Thursday evening a group of Girl Guide Commissioners and local association members, 89 in all, travelled by train to Ottawa to attend the provincial annual meetâ€" ing held in the hall at the Exhibiâ€" tion grounds, These ladies were from Kingston, London, Guelph, Hamilton and Acton. Don‘t forget the Home and School Association meeting April 19 in the school room, Borden St., Humber Summit. Guest speaker will be Dr. Ross of Woodbridge Presbyterian Church, We are look~ in gorf a good turnâ€"out. _ Last week lucky winners in the Friday evehing euchre were as folâ€" lows: Mrs, Ethel Ouderkirk, Mrs. Hazel Oakley, Jim Anthony, Jack Ouderkirk, and in the freezeâ€"out, Reve Castator, Bill Evans, Jim Anâ€" thony and Mrs. N. Metcalfe. Proâ€" ceeds in aid of the Memorial Hall fund. The euchres will continue in the hall for a little while longer, These people are trying very hard to make a little to help the Memorial Hall fu. d, so come out and have a pleasant evening and "@lso help a good cause. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schultz and Mrs. Matt Campbell, Bob and John were among the crowd to view the wonderful display of badge work and pageant at the recent Boy Scout eycloama in Toronto last week, Mr. and Mrs, Art Doan enterâ€" tained for family guests who inâ€" cluded Mr. and Mrs. J. Irving, Miss Noreen Doan, Mr. Chas. Doan Sr., and another friend from Long Branch, Miss N. Doan had spent the Easter week here with her cousin, Gwen Doan. Mr. Chas., Doan spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Dick McManis last week when they celebrated their third wedding anâ€" niversary, Sympathy of the district goes to Mr. and Mrs. Snider of Graham Ave. in the death of a young nephew in Toronto this last week. Mr. Bob Jones of Toronto was guest for supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Campbell and then went on to the operetta, "The King‘s Courtship," held last week in the Orange Hall, Woodbridge. Mrs, R. G. Vanderburgh, Mrs. Art Doan and Mrs. Matt Campbell served in the Arena canteen last Monday evening on behalf of the Burwick Institute. April 9 will be the last Monday for garbage collection and starting Thursday, Abpril 12, the garbage will be collected every Thursday each week from nowâ€" On. Please don‘t forget and put garbage out on Mondays. Correspondent; Mr», J. B, Henry Humber Summit Mr. L. M. Elson, Manager of You will find this Branch fully ; A oquipp.:g to handle all your bankâ€" this new Branch, and his capâ€" ing needs. reas Current and Savings Accounts able staff, invite you to come Business Loansâ€"Farm Loans 5 j Pernonal Loangâ€"Collections in and get acquainted with all Foreign Exchangeâ€"Money & the modern banking services Transfers , they can provide. This Branch was opened to bring the friendly and courteous banking, services of The Dominion Bank close to your home. At Wilson Avenue and Jane Street, it is conveniently situated to serve the residents of Beverley Hills and District. â€" THE DOMINION BANK ‘ OPENED BEVERLY HILLS and DISTRICT You will find this Branch fully equipped to handle all your bankâ€" ing needs. Current and Savings Accounts Business Loansâ€"Farm Loans Personal boln‘â€"Col]ectionl Foreign Exchan; Mone * 'l‘n‘n':fen «eâ€" * ‘TO SERVE ALL YOUR BANKING NEEDS IN Established 1871 Branches Throughout Canada LONDON, ENGLAND â€" NEW YORK, N.Y, 1571 WILSON AVENUE at Jane Street ander. Tea was served atâ€"5 o‘clock and then Lady Alexander very kindly took everyone through the greenhouses. The flowers were beautiful, Then we left by streetâ€" car for our home at the YWCA, where about 14 of our group made their headquarters for the weekâ€" end. More news about this trip next week. We extend our sympathy to Tommy Gould whose fatherâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. Rooney, was killed in a car accident Saturday, April 7. Tommy, who was driving, was cut in the head. His wife, Irene, has a comâ€" pound fracture of the leg. The Mr. and Mrs. Martin V. Hiles celebrated their wedding anniâ€" versary April 9. Mrs. Hiles is also going to celebrate her 30th birthâ€" day (again) on April 16, Many happy _ birthday _ greetings _ to Michael Doyle, 40 Acacia Ave., who was one year old, April 11. over to be sure and contact headâ€" quarters as they want everyone to be satisfied. At the euchre, first prize was won by Mrs. Kay Browse; second, by Mrs. McQueen; third, by Mr. McQueen; consolation by Mr. DeWasha.. The next euchre will be held at the home of Mrs, H. Crawley, 85 «Wallasey avenue, April 13. Speaking on eonversion, some of us have decided to convert to shorts if the nice weather remains; then it won‘t be long before we‘ll be converting to bathing suits. Let‘s go fishing, fellows, before all the big trout are taken out of the Humber, Mr. Beecroft of the Hydro Conâ€" version Committee addressed the euchre club of the Scout and Cub Mothers‘ Auxiliary, Friday night, prior to the playing of the game. He presented some interesting inâ€" formation and wants everyone who is not satisfied with any of their oquipmept that has been changed A NEW BRANCH OF ALBION PARK MASTER CANVAS CRAFT CO. ALBION RD. Order Early WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK NOW OF CANADIAN AND AMERICAN STRIPES AND SOLID COLORS 18 Years Personal Experience Behind Every Phase of Your Order AWNINGS A Word to the TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON PHONE WESTON 1967â€"W Abergele Grammar School, Denâ€" bigh, Wales, has issued an appeal for the present addresses of all ‘Old Boys‘ now living abroad, to be included in a list to be publishâ€" ed in the school magazine, Calling All Old Abergeleians There is to be a nylon plastic demonstration April 18 at Riverâ€" side United Church; proceeds are for the choir fund, Do you want to see yourself in the monies? The pictures taken at the father and son banquet of the 1st Humberview Cubs and Scouts are going to be shown on Wednesâ€" day evening, April 25, at Riverside United Church, Some musical numâ€" bers will be included in the proâ€" gram and still better â€" coffee. Mark it in your date book, will you, and bring yeur friends. I hear little Harry Curtis lost his tonsils recently but is feeling fine again. Beverly Mason lost a nice big tooth at the dentist and he said he‘d give it back to her. Now I‘m going to get lost until next Thursday, Would you like your tea cup read? Come to 67 Omagh Ave., Saturday 14th, where a rummage sale is to be held in aid of funds for the new Riverside United Church, We are sorry to hear Bob Burâ€" gess ran & piece of glass into his knee and will not be able to go to school for a few days, I suppose, Bobby, you are having a good ery because you have to miss school. Maybe you‘ll be able to catch up qn your comic book readingâ€"Ob, what did I say! The first attempt of the Mothers‘ Auxiliary of the 36th Brownie Pack to raise funds for their newly organized group will take place at Riverside United Church in the form of & baking sale, Saturday, April 21. mecident happened at Thistletown when & car ran into his car head on, demolishing it. Tommy and his wife are in St, Joseph‘s Hospital Our condolences go to Mrs. Peter McQueen _ whose brotherâ€"inâ€"law died recently/in Scotland, He was the father of Mrs. Flora (Hunter) Cameron, An interesting. gathering was held in the church last week, when delegates from five district churches met to discuss the situaâ€" tion with regard to the young people of this area, After preâ€" liminary discussion and prayer, it was agreed that some form of young people‘s movement was both desirable and practicable. It was decided to ask Mr. Harold Scott of Weston and Humberlea to secept the position of director, and Miss Margaret Jones of Weston consented to serve as interim secâ€" retary. An intgresting and encourâ€" aging feature of this meeting was that half of those present were in high school, and were of the opinâ€" For a Refresher Try a Head Rub and Massage 1742 JANE STREET 1 Rlock North of Lawrence 169 MAIN ST. N. â€"â€"â€" Phone â€"â€" WESTON 1350 f Deviin‘s Modern Barber . 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