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CRANG PLAZA AUDITORIUM . BOWLING LaNnEs aND * GENERAL INFORMATION . Lt is2b d 10 1 M As 4 4.4.3 VISIT THE NEW MODERN 3z oun CRANG PLAZA SPECIALTY || restauvrant | Fé{ohl A. McDougald, one of anada‘s leading industrialists id financiers, recently acceptâ€" I the general chairm@nship of eampaign to raise $5,105,000 P St. Michael‘s Hospital. Planâ€" ed for January â€" February, it ill be the first public appeal r funds in the wellâ€"loved pwntown hospital‘s 62 years of immunity service. Mr. McDougald, a partner in e firm of Taylor, McDougald Company, Ltd., is chairman of ie board of a number of Canaâ€" lan companies, including Avco erporation which comprises the rosley, Bendix and Moffat rganizations; chairman of Roâ€" irs Radio Broadcasting C orâ€" pration which operates station FRB. He is chairman of the kecutive committee of Dominâ€" Pratt Hardware â€"C.1.L. PAINTS â€" 1902 Jane St. â€" At Pelmo Crescent PHONE CH. 1â€"8161 ecsens sodeces se on oo 00 000 000 0 0 a n 00 0 0 0 0 0 o a a 0 n a a a a a a n 0 a o 6 6 000 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 SHOPPING CENTER CRANG PLAZA $ Increased Staff on Friday & Saturday Y More Parking Space Y SERVE YOURSELF FACILITIES . AND SUPPLY LIMITED Between Dufferin & Keele on Wilson Avenue TELEPHONE ORDER ST. 86191 FREE DELIVERY oren dany iL 9 PM DPDOWNSVIEW LUMBER in A. McDougald,; Chairman Avco Corp. Heads Drive St. Michael‘s Hospital CH. 4â€"1169 CH. 4â€"1180 MORE IMPROVEMENTS TO SERVE YOU FASTER Help us to help you â€" Customers desiring lumber cut to short lengths Please come early on Saturday. _ ecccsccccnencdcsssannacnns n n oo nan00 0 n0 0 n 000 0000 000 000 00 000 1 DOWNSVIEW LUMBER NOW OPEN TILL 9 P.M. FRIDAY WE ARE OPEN AT 8 A. M. 4:30 p.m., Saturday AY FROM THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTâ€" CH. 4â€"1138â€"9 ion Stores Limited and General Bakeries Limited as well as a member of the executive comâ€" mittee of Masseyâ€"Harrisâ€"Ferguâ€" son Limited and the St. Lawâ€" rence Corporation. In addition he is a director of many Canadian companies including the Canaâ€" dian Bank of Commerce, Canaâ€" dian Breweries Limited, Dominâ€" ion Tar and Chemical and Holâ€" linger Gold Mines. ‘The splendid record of St. Michlel‘s Hospital speaks for itâ€" self. Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, it has renâ€" dered during the past a tremenâ€" dous service to the community almost entirely financed by its own efforts. . John J. Fitzgibbons, C.B.E., chairman of the hospital‘s Adviâ€" sory Board, made the arnounceâ€" ment, stating: "St. Michael‘s Hosâ€" pital Fund is doubly fortunate in obtaining the leadership of Mr. McDougald: first, because of his wellâ€"known organizationâ€" al wizardry, and, secondly, beâ€" cause of his deep personal interâ€" est in the hospital. His father, the late Duncan J. McDougald, was chairman of St. Michael‘s Advisory Board for a number of years." In accepting the general chair manship, Mr. McDougald said â€"â€" ALSO â€" ARCHERY SETS & FISHING TACKLE Mattson Road, Crang Plaza BUDGIES AND CANARIES TROPICAL FISH AND ALL PET SUPPLiES Beside the Farmer‘s Market October 21, 1954 â€" Page 40 ===» FACILITIES FORâ€"â€" WEDDING RECEPTIONS BANQUETS â€" PARTIES $OCIAL EVENINGS OoP Phone CH. 1â€"3832 CH. 1â€"9979 Arlington Pet Shop New Fire Call For Etobicoke Call BElmont 3â€"1113 in case of fire in Etobidoke. $ «Etobicoke firemen yesterday opened a new fire alarm switchâ€" board in the Royal. York rd. firehall, and installed a new inâ€" terhall communication system as well as a mobile radio hookâ€" up. _ Considerable work remains to be done, according to Mr. Mcâ€" Dougald. Four operating and two recovery rooms must be equipâ€" ped; one of the nurseries is in need of modernization; laboraâ€" foriesâ€"m us t â€"beâ€"expanded;. the outâ€"patient department must be enlarged; and a new laundry is essential in order to process efâ€" ficiently the 39 tons of linens the hospital requires each week. _ Kingsview Village _Etobicoke police will no longâ€" er have to handle fire.alarm calls. "I am confident that I shall have the encouragement and supâ€" port of a united community in the St. Michael‘s Hospital Fund campaign," said Mr. McDougald, "because the loving care of St. Michael‘s has won the instituâ€" tion a warm place in the hearts of countless citizens." | October Birthdays _ Birthday greeting to the fol | lowing boys and girls, some be \llted, but nonetheless well in | tended! "It serves all people regardâ€" less of race, creed or economic condition and, in addition, is doing important work in the fields of medical teaching, reâ€" seargh. and preventive mediâ€" cine. "Until now, this great hospiâ€" tal, which serves 175,000 patients a year, has never appealed for general public support. Ever since the end of World War II, an appeal would have been warâ€" ranted, but it has been postâ€" poned repeatedly to avoid conâ€" flict with the campaigns of other hospitals. An appeal is now imâ€" perative, and can no longer be postponed." Mr. McDougald revealed that an extensive programme of moâ€" dernization has been in progress at St. Michael‘s Hospital since 1945. Improvements have inâ€" cluded additional patient acâ€" commodations, new nurses‘ resiâ€" dence, rehabilitation of the outâ€" patient department and part of the nursery, new laboratories, new power house, six additional operating rooms and complete reconstruction of the accidentâ€" emergency department. He is in second year at McMasâ€" ter University, Mr. Welch will preach the Anniversary services in Mount Pleasant church and celebrate Holy Communion at Knox church, Brantford. The C.GIT. and Explorers Group meet each Wednesday at 4:15 p.m. Girls between the ages of 9 and 15 are invited to attend. _ For. full information, phone the leader, Mrs. D. King, 3U. 1613. We in Thistletown are feelâ€" ing like hundreds of others, how much we have taken for grantâ€" ed, ‘and with the twinkling of our eye it was taken from us by wind and rains. To any suf fering neighbours we are sorry for you and realize how much we have to thank God for. Welcome back to school to Gretchen Haines. She has had a long summer vacation in Engâ€" land. Fall Bazaar The Women‘s Auxiliary of St. Andrew‘s Presbyterian .church will hold their Annual Fall Baâ€" zeaar on Saturday, October 16th, at the RCS.C.C. "IMustrious", Lawrence Ave, W., Weston. A cordial invitation is extended to one and all to attend this interâ€" esting event. October 5th â€" Mary Ellen Brown, St. Andrew‘s Blvd,, five years old. * s _ October 11th â€" Ralph Collins, St. Andrew‘s Blvd., four years old. . C October 11th â€" Lynne Archer St. Andrew‘s Blyvd., six years old October 11th â€" John Mathesâ€" on Leach, St. Andrews Blvd,, one year old. October 15th â€" Jimmy Watt, St. Andrew‘s Blvd,, five years old. Happy birthday to Frances Menzies, Windsor Road, who celebrates her seventh birthday this week also, but at the mo ment we are uncertain of the exact date. I October 5th â€" Raymond Hen:â€" ry, Windsor Road, eight years old. October 15th â€" Wayne Ander: son, â€" Kingsview Blvd., twelve years old. Octbber 2nd â€" David Jacobs Windsor Road, five years old. October 2nd â€" Nancy Watt, St Andrew‘s Blvd., two years old. Thistletown News By MRS. H. S. INMAN, . CH. 1â€"8439 By MRS. W. DUNNING CH. 1 6029 1 | St. Andrew‘s Church ~â€" Sunâ€" day Oct. 17th, Rev. Parkeâ€"Taylor told the children a story of Christopher Columbus. He told how we were like him. We each have our voyage to make in this world â€" our lighthouse to look up to â€"â€"‘ "I am the light of the world." We are the light of the world with Jesus as our Captain. . Miss McCuaig was organist, on a portable loaned to us. Bob Hewton read the 2nd lesson. Paul Rigby read the 1st lesson. Denis Hewton and Jack Tearle acted as sidesmen. The choir sang ‘"The Lord is My Shepherd." Ann Ellis and Valerie Dawson were the soloâ€" ists. It was Youth and Chilâ€" dren‘s Sunday. Don‘t forget chess on Thursâ€" day â€"â€" and our big night on Friday. Poor little Thistletown got more than its share of sorrow and, devastation, but we have still much to be thankful for that we are given another chance. Intended For Last Week This was a busy week at church, The Ladies Guild is preâ€" paring for the bazaar on the 22nd of October. Please rememâ€" ber the date. We do want to see you. ‘To Mrs. and Mrs. Walker and family â€" Mr. and Mrs. H. Flaâ€" vell, we extend our sincere symâ€" pathy in their bereavement. The Flavell‘s are among our best friends and neighbours. We have always known where to get a good turn done. They helped in the Sunday School, Choir and Church at St. Andrew‘s. Betty was in my Sunday School Class along with her brother. We ask God‘s blessing and comfort in this, their hour of sorrow. From the following ladies â€" Mrs. Berrill, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Whitehead, Mrs. Carbis, Mrs. L. Marnie, I have received a further $41.70, finishâ€" ing our V.O.N. campaign with a total of $225.65. ‘Grateful thanks to all who helped. Remember: Wed. Advisory Board: Friday â€" Choir practice. The Rev. Stackhouse of Eatonâ€" ville, was our guest preacher toâ€" day with his message on "Who‘s Winning â€" The answer â€" Our Lord Jesus Christ." Miss Arlene Birch has done her first month in training at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal. She urges all girls to take their 5th form in High School. She, herself has found it most helpful in her studies and pays tribute to her teachers. She sounds \lrk‘ry happy in her work,. Happy birthday to Donna Frost, John Voegtle, and Linda Blair. The staff pupils enjoyed an instructive and educational talk from the Fire Marshal on Thursâ€" day afternoon. Friends of Miss Joy Worgan met at the home of Mrs. Smith and presented her with a linen shower on Tuesday evening. On Thursday evening a comâ€" munity shower was held at the Sunday School rooms of St. Anâ€" drew‘s Church,. The wedding to take place this month. Thistletown W.A. The Thistletown United Church W.A. met at the home of Mrs. A. Baker on Tuesday eveâ€" ning. Mrs. Prior presided and opened the meeting with prayâ€" er. The devotional period was led by Mrs. Craig, who read the thoughts from the leaflet on Stewardship. She spoke afterâ€" | wards on Thanksgiving saying ; some people do not need signs | nor symbols to give thanks to / God, but some do and all those people have to do is to 10 0k | around, them, see the beauty and | wonders of nature, the innocence | of children, family love and | kindness to others, she concludâ€" | ed by reading a Thanksgiving | poem written by Felicia Doroâ€" thea Hemans, an English poet: ess 150 years ago. A tribute to the Pilgrim Fathers who held‘ their first Thanksgiving in | America in 1621 to celebrate | their freedom to worship Godl as they pleased. Business session followed. Plans for wedding buffet lunâ€" cheon also a dinner to be held at the church on November 5th, meal to be served from 6 on. Mrs. Mary Dalley McCullough will be the guest speaker and there will be some guest singers. A very pleasant evening is antiâ€" On Monday morning a police car was below the .hill. T)r. trucks and cars that are a daily menace with their speed all slowed to around 10 miles per hour. We did get our breaths, but, oh, the difference when the police moved out. Why should this be when 5â€"yearâ€"olds to 15â€" yearâ€"olds have to cross 6 times per day? A courteous driver is a joy to everyone. Happy birthday to Mrs. Fosâ€" kett for Monday, October 5th. There was a fire at the gas station on the Clairville Rd. last Wednesday afternoon, and the Thistletown Fire Brigate reâ€" sponded quickly to the call. cipated. Mrs. Albert Barker read a v-ry‘ interesting paper on the "Search for happiness" What is it? Well it is at our own firesides, aids to. happiness are good habits, good health and self control, a good recipe for happiness, keep your heart free from hate, your mind from worry, live simply exâ€" pect little, give much. Fill your lives with love, scatter sunshine, forget self and think of others. Do as you would be done by for a week and you will be surâ€" prised and if at the end of each day you can say it has been well spent well that is happiness. Mrs. Lorne Barker thanked the hostesses Mrs. A. Barker, Mrs. Wardlaw and Mrs. Farr also Mrs. Craig for her very nice devotional. The following Service Stars were presented to the Guides on October 6th: Ist year â€" Anne Ellis, Carole Parsons,â€" Marilyn Shelby, Betty Lou Barrett, Joan Tracy; 2nd year â€" Lois Edgar, Marilyn Fox, Sharon McKitâ€" trick, Janet Toms, Karen Tuck, Maureen Danaher; 3rd year â€" Gail Shelley, Kathleen McGee, Diane : Vanwyck;, 4th year â€" Lorna Ireland, Patricia Stephen; 5th year â€" Carole Shelley, Marâ€" garet Marnie, Marilyn Dietrick, Marion Dietrick; 4th Pioneer Badges â€" Mary Pentney, Marâ€" garet: Marnie, Marilyn Dietrick, Patricia Stephen; 2nd Stalker‘s Badges â€" Carole Shelley, Kathâ€" leen McGee; Flew up to Guides and received Brownie Wings from Mrs. Carson, District Comâ€" missioner â€" Janet Brooks, Judy Dunning, Linda Hart, Jan Mayâ€" all, Dianne Porritt; Walked up The meeting closed with hymn and benediction. Glad to report that Mr. Robert Cooke is improving over at Sunâ€" nybrook Hospital. Brownies can only get Brownie Wings if they have earned their Golden Hands which they can only wear if they have passed all their tests before their eleventh birthday and if they have been in a Brownie Pack for two years. â€" Barabara Chambers, M Hitchcock, Edith Pentney. The Sunday school birthday box shows $5.15 which will go to the missions. Customer: "What‘s the differâ€" ence between the blue plate special and the white plate speâ€" cial?" Waiter: "The white plate speâ€" cial is 5 cents extra." Customer: "Is the food better on the white plate special?" Waiter: wash the The Times "No, but we have to plates." , Moyra Many Attend Driveâ€"In Bank Ope‘ng Thurs Manager of the first driveâ€"in bank to be opened in metroâ€" politan Toronto by The Canaâ€" dian Bank of Commerce is Alan G. House, above. The new branch is located at Wilâ€" son Ave. and Jane St., a short distance from the Bank‘s formâ€". er premises, where Mr. House was manager. An openâ€"house at the new branch will e held Thursday, October 14th from 5 to 9 p.m. . Many people attended the opening of the first driveâ€"in branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Metropolitan Toronto at the Crang Plaza shopping area. Admiration was expressed for the modern faciâ€" lities provided by the bank which was beautifully decorâ€" ated with a large number of lovely cut flowers. The growth and popularity of the bank in this area, which opened its first branch at Wilâ€" son and Jane in 1952 under the management of Alan G. House, is attested to by the increase of staff necessary to meet the needs of the banking. public. When the bank first came here, staff numbered four, but has been increased to a present staff of nine. Mr. House will continue as manager of the new driveâ€"in. The many visitors to the bank last Friday evening were servâ€" ed refreshments. Modern light finished counters and a large staff gave the appearance of facilitating the customers‘ transâ€" actions at this new bank branch. Of particular appeal to houseâ€" wives is the fact that the branch is located in the busy shopping section, and kiddies can be kept in the car while Mom does her banking. The paved driveâ€"in leads to the new building of limestone block and black mottled marble ALAN G. HOUSE "West York‘s Newsy Woeekly" For Excellent Results ... 6300 Homes "The Times & Guide Advertise In In Weston, Woodbridge, Thistletown, Rexâ€" daie, Westdale, Oakdale Acres, Beverley Hills, North Park, Delray Park, Humber Heights, Westmount, Fairhaven and Kingsâ€" view Village. * Weston, Ont. Phone CH. 1â€"5211 For advertising rates and assistance in preâ€" paring advertising copy â€" is to be held Saturday, October 30th in the Town Hall, with home baking a specialty. facing. 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