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REXDALE $2,000 Down â€" 114 Storey rramount home nicely locatâ€" }, fully decorated and landâ€" aped. Near bus and school i1 conveniences, plus many IEâ€"WILSON, three room aâ€"‘ irtment for rent with fourâ€" ece tile bath on upper floor ‘ private home, heavy wirâ€" &, drfveway, close to shopâ€". mg and transportation. $75 nth. CH. 1â€"1392 after 4 m, xâ€"52â€"1t| TOM SCOTT _A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS OM new apartment, corner sle and Maple Leaf Drive children welcome). CH. 1â€" 6. C xâ€"52 1t ut he was ours and we loved him so. TU*" MERCER Stuart Mercer, Realtor ®ur lqving memory we‘ll HOOVER â€" Sales and Service always keep. New and used machines. Free â€" Ever remembered by the demonstration, pick up and imily. oâ€"§2â€"1t delivery. Phone LY 0942 TO ONE AND ALL I§ THE SINCERE WisH PON â€" Modern unfurnish| _ _ NLINCG MAN O 0 ::, m&ower duplex, | YOUNS_ MAN electrically equipped. ‘ i able for three or four adâ€" YOUNG LaADY . Aipply 111 King St. Wes. Clerical position in local bank . o-52-1mGo<)§i commencing salary. 5 day fervent wish our dad was EGLINTON AVE. w. block east of Trethewey fRENCEâ€"In loving memory . & dear husband and father, arles B. Lawrence, who T ised away December 28, MPSONâ€"In loving memory @ur dear mother, Mary H., ib ‘passed away December 1953, and also our father _l‘l‘:'.. who â€" passed away CARD OF THANKS~ ULLOCH: We wish to exâ€" 1 our heartfelt thanks and reciation for the acts of iness, messages of sym y and beautiful floral ofâ€" mgs received from our kind mds and neighbours duiing recent bereavement in the of our beloved husband father. Mrs. W. S. Mac och and Colin. Spanish Guitar. Instruâ€" ) rented to beginners and used instruments for CH. 1â€"0781 â€" 202 Main _ JOHNSON FAMOUS K IN THE wOODs® $18.15 RES FRAMED FOR NEW YEARS RVIEW PAINT & WALLPAPER BNT apartment, unfurnâ€" three rooms, private enâ€" _and bath, suit business . Phone Cherry 4:3109. xâ€"52â€"1t CH. 1â€"6540. FY OF sUBJECTS HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (rubber D ORIGINAL oL goods) mailed post paid in FINGS from $6.95 plain sealed envelope with P REPRODUCTIONS | price list Six samples 25¢ FROM $1.50 24 samples $1. Mail Order Dept. SPRECIAL | G4, Nova Rubber Co, Box 91 JOHNSON FAmous _ Hamilton, Ont. xâ€"39 tf REAL ESTATE #God, forgive a silent are others, yes, we LY. 1901 and $8: alsa, boy‘s tle, $12. Phone CH. rou dear parents, rest missed and ever reâ€" HELP WANTED FEMALE Fruit Cocktail Instruction, Piano, nd popular. Accorâ€" back with memories ® you trod, \ :.yurl. we had House Coffee prvecantPvanvences es oo deB Cranberry Sauce missed by his wife iter. oâ€"52â€"1t by wife and family â€" oâ€"52â€"1t and the rest with God FOR SALE loving merte . Druding w ASSIFIED ADVERTISING Juice x+52â€"1t x§2â€"1t xâ€"52â€"1t xâ€"40â€"tf xâ€"82 it $1.19 27¢ 24, | PUPPIES, Dalmation, Vforr sale. |_ Phone CH. 1â€"1119. x=52â€"1t ONE furnished or unfurnished room to let. Private home, near _ transportation. _ Phone CH. 16358 0â€"52 1t RESULTS of St Bernard‘s Parâ€" ish Christmas draw are as folâ€" lowsâ€" Ist, Frank McIntyre, 469 Brock, Ticket 5022« 2nd. Max _ Laughlin, _ Palmerston. No. 9547; 3fd. J. A Lang. George _ Anderson â€" Dr. No 7680 ; 4th, Michael Jackson. 33 Flamborough, No 3688; 5th, Frank Johnston. 443 Montrose, No 6845; 6th Pauline Peck 981 Mount Pleasant. No 3306 x 52â€"1t MR FRANK SAUNDERS of 2 SIX â€" ROOM house> and bath â€" i room, oil heated, Thistletown. | Apply CH. 4â€"2328. xâ€"52â€"11 | A SMALL deposit will hold budgies and cages for Christâ€" mas. Mrs. T. Hilton, 31 Main St. South, Weston. xâ€"51â€":21 HOUSE for rent on Jane Street, three miles north of Wilson Ave. Phone MA. 74R33. week REXDALE Wadsworth Crescent, Weston,‘ will be responsible for any acâ€" | counts of his late wife, Pat | ricia Ann Saunders of Thistle | town. > xâ€"52â€"1t | TRUCKS WANTEDâ€"Any cond: FOR TRUCK PARTS it‘s Levy‘s‘! All makes, New, Used. Rebuiit 1400 Weston Road JU 1115 REQUIRE bookkeeper for each morning or afternoon. Must be fully experienced. Phone CH. 1â€"9976. xâ€"52â€"2t ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Main & Lawrence CH. 11195 SKATING dress, corduroy, satin trimmed, nearly new, size 8â€"10 years. CH. 1â€"7334 xâ€"52â€"1t FILING CLERK Preferably with some typing Xâ€"25â€"tf €apetience. IMODERN Floor Service. Floors JR. BOOKKEEPER | cleaned, waxed and polished Recent high school graduate I A:_]y kind of flooring brought with some bookkeeping and |UP like new Painted walls wash typing knowledge. ed. Work guaranteed. Free esti Excellent working conditions, |Mates Phone A. Corras. CH. 1. many employee benefits. {0282. xâ€"32â€"tt Transportation from Weston. _ Tâ€" T. t â€"me=mmamn<â€"â€" Good â€"starting salary Phone CH. 1â€"1146, Mr. Sims CHILD‘S sidewalk bicycle, pracâ€" tically new; 2 tricycles, one small and one medium, both g oo d condition, reasonable. CH. 1â€"5275. xâ€"52â€"it small jacket heaters and Que bec heater, reasonable; large oriental rug, $10. CHerry 1 5881 after 6 p.m xâ€"52â€"1t TUXEDO, used, size 39, excelâ€" lent condition. Phone CH. 1â€"9697. xâ€"52â€"1t CLERK TYPIST R Young lady with 50 words a minute typing and some genâ€" eral office experience. LARGE jacket heater, will heat STENCGRAPHER â€" CLERK WESTON AREA for local branch office of large international concern has opening for young lady age 25 to 40. Salary commensur ate with ability. Shorthand helpful â€" typing _ necessary. Permanent position. Pleasant working conditions. ALUMATIC of (Canada) Ltd 49 Milford Ave. MU. 8345 â€" Mr. R. Hunt. tion, lâ€"ton and upwards Levy‘s Truck Buyer MU. 3681. xâ€"41â€"tf Requires following female personnel : ARTICLES FOR SALE ROOMS TO LET TRUCKS / WANTED HOUSE TO LET COMPANY IN MOTOR PARTS PET STOCK PERSONAL Apply xâ€"52â€"11 xâ€"52â€"1t . Made,. Painted & Installed Also Combination Doors SATISFACTION E * GUARANTEED JE LVLE‘S WOODWORKING CH. 1â€"1431 xâ€"52â€"1t x 44â€"uf x 50â€" two |FLOOR: SANDERS, Edgers and Polishers for rent, day or evenâ€" ing. Alpha Engineering Company 1852 Jane St, Weeton. CH. 1 5275 €â€"27 if â€"and â€" STENOGRAPHIC SERVICE 16 St. Johns Rd. W. CH 1â€"6674 ACCOUNTING and â€" auditing, books kept or examined, inâ€" come tax and other governâ€" ment returns prepared. J. A. Sauder. 1071 Weston Rd. MU. 3543. & xâ€"48â€"tf FURNITURE REâ€"FINISHING _ REPAIRING HAY FURNITURE COMPANY Why not a favorite Maga zine By Subscription * Chesterfields and Chairs Studio Couches, Davenports Recovered and Repaired SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER On Budget Terms if Desired MT. DENNIS UPHOLSTERING A. Lyon MU. 2706 TWO rooms for rent on Main St. mon: XMAS SHOPPING? SCOTT HAULAGE Crushed Stone, Loam, Brick and Concrete Sand NOLAN DUPLICATING SAND FILL Sunnybrook Hospital BOB SCHULTZ HU. 8â€"9420 Aâ€"Z FAMILY SERVICE Grading Contractors 10 VICTORIA StT. w. CH. 1â€"92041 General Excavatorsâ€"Fill JONES BROS. PROMPT DELIVERY GENERAL HAULAGE DUMP & TRACTOR TRAILER Housekeeping Hourly â€" Daily Weekly Mature, capable women CH. 1â€"9407 FOR CONVENIENCE â€" FOR SPEED â€" FOR DURATION â€" STORM SASH SERVICES OFFERED 1034 Weston Road UPHOLSTERING For Appointment CH. 14271 MR. ROEDDING Bulldozer Shovel Babyâ€"sitting and CHERRY 1â€"5413 PHONE FOR (xâ€"41â€"tf) (xâ€"41â€"tt) (xâ€"49â€"tf) | xâ€"47â€"tf (xâ€"1â€"tf) xâ€"52â€"44 xâ€"11â€"4f Sevetal of the parents atâ€" ’t_ended the school concert at | Thistletown on Friday evening | in the public school. | _ _Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stuckey ’have moved from Brampton to |\ Humber Summit. | _ Congratulations go to Mr. and | Mrs. Ralph Chamberlain on the | birth of their son. (a)autborlty to diapenre with a vote of the ratep@ser® with rewpect to . a broponed capital expenditure of $20 106,00 for the purchare of Lot 1: and the northâ€"ematerly 33505 0f) Loi 12 . Plan 48. on the nofth side nf John Street for the establishment nf a parking lot and the @rading, aur (acing and drainage of mald lArs (b) approval af the mmid undertaking and capital . expanditure (e) the borrowing . by the Metropolitan Council of the aum of $20,000.n0 revayable over a term not exceeding five years. for . such| purpome TAKE _ NOTICE THAT THE ONTARI MUNICIPAL _ BOARD _ has _ appointed Wednesday, the 5th day of January A D. 1985, at the heur of ateven â€"o‘clock in the foremoon, at the Board‘s Chamâ€" bers, 67 College Street, in the City of Toronto, for _ the heating . herein DATED at Weston. this 14th day of Decémber . A D. 1954. al A, cLarkson, Clerk ' . Towh | of â€" Wanion, Down \ Hall Vertnm, Ontario. IN THE MATTER or *TThe MNinfelpality 8t Sratrapalifan " Tor onto Art, 19537 (Chapter 131 Nentiona 68 and #7 af ‘‘The Ontario Municipal _ Board . Act (R S 0. i9a0 (Chapter 262), IN THE MaTTKR.O® the Corporation of the for Mrs. Campbell and Miss Love were visitors with Mrs. J. Camâ€" eron on Wednesday last. 1,200 miles of new railway line is under construction or has | just been completed in Canada,‘ bringing the country‘s total of | single track up to 43,000 milesâ€"| nearly enough to go twice! around the world at the equator. ; The officers of the past year reâ€"elected. As they so faithfully fulfilled their duties, we all heartily endorsed their keeping oftice‘for 1955. The Goodfellowship Club held their annual Pot Luck Supper and election of officers for the coming year when Mrs. Earl Bowman graciously entertained us all at her home on Tuesday last. Glad to hear Mrs. Robertson is gaining strength after her illâ€" ness. We are sorry to lose our good neighbours, Mr. and Mrs. Fautâ€" ley and Mrs. Halse who have moved to Beamsville, Ont. "Hardtack", the bane of serâ€" vice personnel for decades, is on the way out. Food technoloâ€" gist Joseph Hulse and baker Joseph Galbraith, of the food research group of Defence Reâ€" search _ Medical Laboratories, Downsview, Ont., have created a prepared mix which, whien combined with water and ba in an oven, produces a high qu@lity bread in less than t hours, cutting about four hours from mother‘s ageâ€"old methods. The new mix is the scientists‘ answer to the problem of storâ€" ing and keeping fresh sufficient quantities of bread to feed the crews of smaller naval vessels on lengthy absences from port and members of the forces serving in isolated areas. Months of experimentation went into the development and testing of the new mix. The result is a product which comâ€" pares favourably with standard commercial bread. One of the primary advanâ€" tages of the preâ€"mix is the reâ€" duction in preparation time to about oneâ€"third of that required in previous methods of bread making. It also offers a wide variety of types of bread. white and Vienna loaves, oven bottom or _ farmhouse _ bread, _ rolls, scones, French sticks and buns. A similar mix containing whole wheat flour further extends the variety. A Merry Christmas and Blessed New Year to all. THE ONTARIO _ MUNICIPAL â€" Boarp P.F.D. 2508 * The rapid advances of science appear likely to add another old standby to the long list of familiar things now becoming obsolete in the Royal Canadian Navy. ‘ Hardtack Obsolete? New Mix Developed At Downsview Lab SMITHFIELD NEWS PAINTING: For reasonable rate Free Estimates. _ Xâ€"46â€"TF TOWN OF WESTON For expert painting and CALL â€" NICK by MRS. CAMERON PAINTING an applicalion of Town of Westan xâ€"46â€"tf "Be extra careful where there are parked cars which obstruct your vision or the motorists! Jan. 8 10:00 a.m, Brantford _ â€" Stratford 10:40 a.m, «_ 0. Sound _ â€"â€" Kitchener 11:20 a.m. Marlboros â€" Hamilton Jan. 18 10:00 a.m. Brantford â€"â€" Kitchener 10:40 a.m. Hamilton _ â€" Stratford 11:20 am. Marlboros â€"â€" Owen Sou Jan. 22 10:00 a.m. Hamilton _ â€" Owen Sou 10:40 a.m. Marlboros â€" Brantford 11:20 a.m. Stratford _ â€" Kitchener Jan. 29 10:00 a.m. Marlboros â€"â€" Kitchener 10:40 a.m. Stratford _ â€" Owen Sour 11:20 a.m. Hamilton _ â€" Brantford Fob. _5 10:00 a.m. Marlboros â€"â€" Stratford â€" 10:40 a.m. Hamilton _ â€"â€" Kitchener 11:20 a.m. Brantford â€" Owen Sour Feb. 12 10:00 a.m. @g _ Brantford â€" _ Stratford , 10:40 a m. O. Sound _ â€"â€" Kitchener 11:20 a.m. Marlboros â€" _ Hamilton Feb. 19 10:00 a m. Brantford _â€"â€" Kitchener 10:40 a m. Hamilton _ ~> Stratford 11:20 a m. Marlboros â€" Owen Sou WESTON MIDGET NHL â€" AMERICAN LEAGUE SCHEDULE 1954â€"55 SEASON J â€"â€" * * 1 *) " Jan. 8 8:00 a m. Cleveland â€" Providencs "Pedestrians too have a greatâ€" er responsibility during the Christmas season, not only to themselves but to motor trafâ€" fic. "Here are a few hints for those on foot: "Cross ‘only at intersections, and don‘t forget to look BOTH ways! "Apply brakes gently to stop. Sudden â€" jamming can _ cause dangerous skids. "Adjust your speed to road and weather conditions so that you can stop in an emergency. "You cannot avoid what you cannot see, $o keep the windâ€" shield clear. ; "Use chains on snow or ice. They cut braking distance as much as 40% to 50%. More Killed In Traffic Mishaps In Yule Season Than Any Other "This fact comes as no surâ€"| prise to police officers because | we know that in December | roads are likely to be icy, and | it takes from three to 12 times ‘ as far to stop a car on snow | or ice as on dry pavement. In December, dawn comes late and | dusk comes early. The shortest| days of the year are those just | before Christmas. City business | and shopping streets are most crowded during the week beâ€" fore Christmas, with the greatâ€"| est throngs of all coming at? dusk and after dark. When it isi snowing or raining the danger is greatly â€" increased. F‘edes-l trains, their arms full of packâ€"| ages, their minds on the activi-’ tiesâ€" of the season, take grave chances to save a few secondst of time. "Care and courtesy on the part of both motorist and pedesâ€" trian, will decrease the hazard of the season. Here are a few suggestions, based on experâ€" ience, of avoiding accidents at this time," says Chief Webster. "First, for the driver: "Get the feel of the road by trying your brakes before startâ€" ing out, to test the slipperyness of the road surface. "Christmas is a time of reâ€" joicing and happiness, but it can also be a time of heartâ€" break and tragedy. For more people are killed in traffic acâ€" cidents during the Christmas season than at any other time of year," says Chief of Police Arthur Webster of Weston. WESTON MIDGE 1954â€"55 SEASON Jan. 8 1 1954â€"55 SEASON Jan. 8 nection and socket should be checked for fraying and damâ€" There should not be more than four sets on each house Weston Midget Hockey Schedule the everâ€"present danger of fire in the gay tinsel and glittering Children Most Often The Losers: in Xmas Fires â€" â€" Says Fire Chief season the tendency is to forget with the Times and Guide. _ He pointed out that many of "Don‘t always depend on the Feb. 12 Jan. 29 Feb. 19 Jan. 15 Feb. 5 Jan. 22 Jan Jan Jan The importance of a careful 20 22 15 MIDGET NHL 8:40 8:40 9:20 8.40 9:20 8:40 9:20 8:40 9:20 8:00 8:40 9:20 8:00 8:40 9:20 5:00 p.m 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. :40 a.m. :20 a.m. :00 a.m. :40 a.m. :20 a.m. :00 a.m. a@g 40 a m. 20 am. :00 a m. 40 a m. :20 a m. _ Mothers are respectfully reâ€" ave a greatâ€" | quested to «emainâ€" away from during the | the dressing room area in orâ€" not only to |der to prevent embarrasment to â€" SENIOR "A" SCHEDULE â€" 10:00 a.m. â€" Brantford | Stratford. 10:40 a.m. â€" Owen Sound | Kitchener. 11:20 a.m. â€" Marlboros | DRIVE _ WITH _ COURTESY WALK WITH CARE." |_Too often children are the |victiml when tragedy caused !by fire strikes in the home, conâ€" \ cluded the Fire Chief. "Let us all help to attain a iMerrS' Firesafe Christmas for All." ' lads who wish to change into their hockey uniforms. Your coâ€" operation would be greatly apâ€" preciated. Games Sat. Jan. 8/55 Hamilton Death in goal, Osborne, Forbes and Kilpatrick played well for Owen Sound with Stephenson, Harris, Telford. and Clegg beâ€" ing the pick of Brantford. Notes: No further games are sched uled until Saturday, January 8 1955. â€"â€" Brantford and Owen Sound staged the fastest game of the morning and but for the rival goalkeepers the score could have been much higher. â€" Brantford opened the scoring after twelve minutes of the first period with Jamieson getting the goal on a pretty play with Briggar, which gave Death na chance to save. Both teams threatened . to | anaskts score on many occasions but it At Clle, SCOlltS wasn‘t until, with but two minâ€" | e l utes remaining, Conrad tied 1t»ChrlStmaS Pal'ty up unassisted for Owen Sound] | with the cleverest goal of the The Cubs and Scouts of the day. .. «. « | 2nd Humber Heights had a grand ; Death in goal, Osborne, Forbgs: Christmas party on â€" Monday | and Kilpatrick played well for night December 20th which was ; Owen Sound with Stephenson, | Harris, Telford. and Clegg beâ€".| arranged for them by the Mothâ€" ing the pick of Brantford. ‘er‘s Auxiliary of this Pack and Notes: 8 ]Tmop. "Last year our citizens were most fortunate that no one was killed or injured in Weston durâ€" ing the Christmas season. (Continued from F’age.T 7 spirit than usual and richly deâ€" served a split in the points. Kitchener was led by Leistner, | Boultbee, Gray ‘and Van Leuâ€"! van while Shaw in goal, Wilson, | Kent and Dauphin starred for ; Hamilton. i Brantford 1 â€" Owen Sound 1 ; "Don‘t let death rob you of your holiday. Remember these commonâ€"sense _ rules," _ Chief Webster urges. "Resolve to â€"Panic is an enemy. In an emergency, keep calm, call the fire â€" department _ immediately and walk, don‘t run, to the nearâ€" @st exit. motorist to see you at night! It‘s safer to wait a minute than take a chance. â€"Allow no smoking near the Christmas tree. â€"Only flameâ€"proofed majerâ€" ial should be used in Christmas costumes. â€"Only metal, glass, asbestos or other nonâ€"flammable decorâ€" ations should be used to decorâ€" ate the house. > circuit should be protected with a fuse of not over 16 amperes. Another rule that should be obâ€" served is: turn off all electrical appliances before retiring or chief were leaving the house. ig Other pointers for a fireâ€"safe Christmas emphasized by the Cleveland â€" Pittsburgh â€"â€" New Havenâ€" Hershey o« Providence â€"â€" Buffalo 4 Providence â€"â€" Horshey â€"â€" Pittsburgh â€"â€" Buffalo â€"â€" Pittsburgh â€"â€" Cleveland â€"â€" New Havenâ€"â€" Buffalo â€" Hershey â€"â€" Cleveland â€"â€" Pittsburgh â€"â€" New Havenâ€"â€" * rshey â€" I‘ovidence â€"~ Buffalo se Brantford O. Sound Marlboros Brantford Hamilton Marlboros Hamilton Marlboros Stratford Marlboros Stratford Hamilton Marlboros Hamilton Brantford Brantford O. Sound MarlTboros Brantford Hamilton Marlboros Chicago Detroit Detroit Rangers Boston Chicago Detroit Boston Weston Midget Marlboros CHEDULEâ€" _ Borsch, Mrs. ,P. Druding, Mrs * 00" Florence Gell, Mrs. E. G. Harte Providence _| Mrs. G. R. Horning, Mrs. W Hershey Lightfoot and Mrs. Parrick Buffalo |__Also among those prggent Cleveland were local Conservative memâ€" New Haven | bers of the Federal House: the Pittsburgh _‘ two women members, Mrs Ellen Buffalo | Fairclough and Miss Sybil Benâ€" New Haven | nett; Elmer Brandon, MPP for Cleveland ; York West, and Mrs. Brandon; Hershey | the ; honorary presidents of the Providence :Yor'k-Humbfvr Association, Mr. New Maven | and Mrs. Bruce Wallace, , Mr. Pittsburgh |nnd Mrs. Edward Higgins. Mr Cleveland _ | and Mrs, Clifford Wallace: and Providence | officers of _ the Yorkâ€"Humber Providence | executive, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hershey | Baker, Mr. and , Mrs. Garnei Buffalo Bernhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Lesle Cleveland _ | Eames, Mr. and Mrs. Armand New Haven Sarazin, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pittaburgh , Griggs and Mr. and Mrs. James [\ICNener | _ Several hundred members of Stratford _ | the Conservative Party gatherâ€" Owen Sound | ed at Lambton Golf Club on Owen Sound | Saturday where Margaret Aitâ€" Brantford _ | ken, member of Parliament for Kitchener _| Yorkâ€"Humber, was hostess at Kitchener a Christmas reception. Owen Sound | _The club Jounge was gay Brantford iwith Christmas decorations and Stratford |fires crackled in the two fireâ€" Kitchener _ | places at each end of the room. Owen Sound | Song sheets were distributed Stratford , and the guests sang Christmas Kitchener carols. . Hamilton ; Among _ those who assisted Kitchener Miss Aitken were wonien memâ€" Stratford i bers of the Yorkâ€"Humber execuâ€" Owen Sound | tive: Mrs O$ CD. Allan Mis Boston Rangers Boston Chicago Rangers Detroit Rangers Chicago Stratford Kitchener Hamilton Kitchener Stratford vs " Santa Claus Calls @ At Cubs, Scouts _ i Christmas Party _ |__Also among those â€" prggent were local Conservative memâ€" | bers of the Federal House: the ‘two women members, Mrs Ellen | Fairclough and Miss Sybil Benâ€" | nett; Elmer Brandon, MPP for | York West, and Mrs. Brandon; | the, honorary presidents of the 'Yor'k-Humbevr Association, . Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wallace, | Mr. |nnd Mrs. Edward Higgins, Mr. | and Mrs, Clifford Wallace; and officers _ of _ the â€" Yorkâ€"Humber executive, Mr. and Mrs. Eric | Baker, Mr. and . Mrs. Garnei Bernhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Leshe \ Eames, Mr. and Mrs. Armand Sarazin, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Griggs and Mr. and Mrs. James ] Struthers, â€"_ To top off the evening Santa . made his visit and distributed a, | gift to each boy. The Mother‘s‘ | Auxiliary â€" presented a â€" Union 'Flaz and two flag staffs. to the chairman, Mr. Hanmer, of the , Men‘s Group Committee for the use of the Scouts. @The club Jounge was gay with Christmas decorations and fires crackled in the two fireâ€" places at each end of the room. Among _ those who â€" assisted Miss Aitken were wonien memâ€" bers of the Yorkâ€"Humber execuâ€" tive: Mrs. J. P. Allan, Mrs Borsch, Mrs. .P. Druding. Mrs. M. Aitken Hostess To Humber PC‘s At Lambton Club RCAF Boys Mr. Ray Leonard â€" the Distrigt Commissioner, gave several muâ€"‘ sical entertainments on the piano, mouth organ and xylaphone, who was capably â€" assisted by Mr. Shaw with the electric guitar and mouth organ. The program conâ€" cluded with the singing of the* Christmas carols. Refreshments â€" hot dogs and pop were served. Close to 80 boys attended and ‘s"m:t ”;;, remainder going to the 2 i; _ | Seo ission. enjoyed a very entertammg‘ The film, a beautifully colourâ€" program. Mr. Durocher, the Maâ€" ed one entitled "Brightest gician, assisted by Mrs. Duroch-[ Night," was +shown At both er, amused and bewildered the Church Schools. goys WiIt,h maxé\;'l ;kilful tr(iicks. A short Christmias service was oung Louis offe. payed @ given at the Church Service liyely tune on his piano accor and the Sacrament of the Lord‘s dian. Two movie films â€"â€" "The|Supper was observed. Little King" and "The Chipâ€" _ A Watch Night Service, beâ€" monk", produced much laughter ginning at 11 p.m., December fo;/[th;‘bo,\s' o ome proriet 31st, will be held in the home r. fMay Leonard â€" the DistTWt of Mr, and Mrs. C. Cam bell, 15 Commissioner, gave several muâ€"‘ Cornelius Pkwy. 6 sical entertammenls' on the piano, Because the schools ‘are closed mouth Ol‘gg? and ’{‘llagh“l“"r “];;‘“ for t‘ze Christmas holiday, we was capably assiste OV + are sorry to an ce that Shaw with the electric guitar and Church }Scho:lsnnak:]r:c(-on:re:z‘: :il‘(;;‘e}(\l %?t?lhf;feh:izgi)fi:’mgf "1‘:;, tion will not be able to meet for Christmas carols. Refreshments :'.(:,rSh]p M oob dank: We would like to take this opportunity _ of wishing our readers a very Merry Christâ€" mas and a Happy New Year. And we invite yor to be with us next week when we will have some interesting figures on the standing of the teams and the scoring race, This game was closer at the start but the Fliers put on a drive to build up a lead which was never in danger. . Davies was again the ace for the Airâ€" men with 20 points, which put him in second place in the scorâ€" ing race and helped put his team in second place in the standing. Love was best for Mofia!rv\;\"-i-t?l‘ 6. The final score: RC.AF. 43, Moffat, 14. is a good indication of the game, 17%6, 30â€"12, 40â€"17 and the final score 50â€"27 for the Fliers. Davies led the Fliers with 14 and Leitch netted 8 for Dominâ€" ion. The first game was with the Dom. Bridge boys who are tryâ€" ing hard to break into the win column. The gcore by quarters With only ten minutes rest, the Airmen took the floor for their second game of the evenâ€" ing with Moffats, the opposiâ€" tion. (Continued from Pag; 7) RCAF taking two games to them in second place. Advertise in THE TIMES & GUIDE And All Pet Supplies Also Archery Sets and Darts â€" FISHING TACKLE â€" Phone CH. 1â€"3832 Budgies & Canaries Tropical Fish Arlington Pet Shop Mattson Road, Crang Nfl'za A Merry Christmas To All CRANG PLAZA , SHOPPING CENTER put The annual "Love Gift Tea,.* was announced for January 5th in the "Pigeon Penne". We are happy to be able to report that the Young People‘s Room has a ‘new lo6k‘. There are bright drapes and slipâ€" covers, . attractive lamps â€" and comfortable chairs, all of which were donated ‘by groups of the congregation. All young people and any inâ€" terested in singing _ Christmas carols. to the shut ins _ should meet at the church .on Friday, Christmas Eve, at 730 pm. WESTMINSTER UNITED On Christmas Eve, Friday, December 24th, there will be a special service at 11.45 p.m. On Sunday, December 26th, the praise at morning worship will consist of carols and there will be a Christmas message. In the evening, there will be a Carol service by Candlelight, which will be entirely different from that of the preceding Sunday. * WESTMINSTER UNITED â€"_ _ WMS AND WA MEET ~ Instead of giving a formal adâ€" dress to the combined meeting of Westminster United Church Woman‘s _ Missionary _ Society Auxiliary and the Woman‘s Asâ€" sociation on December 14. Mrs. H J. Leach, a viceâ€"president of Toronto West Presbyterial, held her audience in rapt attention ‘as she told the story of Stephen Bollins‘ Christmas, a story of a man soured by his experiences in life, but brought back to the appreciation of the meaning of Christmas by two little children, " Mrs. E. J. Jones, one of the members of the missionary auxilâ€" iary read the Christmas story from the Gospel of Luke revealâ€" ing_anew the beauty and sacredâ€" ness of (the account. Mrs. D. Shales accompanied on the piano by Mrs. E. L. Addy sang, "There‘s a song in the Air", a very lovely Christmas number. The film, a beautifully colourâ€" ed one entitled "Brightest Night," was +»shown At both Church Schools. On Sunday morning, the chilâ€" dren brought their gifts for White Gift Sunday. It was a beautiful sight to see them bringing their offerings to the table at the front of the church. These will be used for some folk in our own neighbourhood with the remainder going to the Scott Mission. A huge E. L. Ruddy "Manger Scene" was displayed on the front wall as well as a Christâ€" mas tree, donated by a local business man. After the dozen interesting and varied offerings by the puâ€" pils from both Geo. A and Corâ€" nelius schools, _ Santa arrived. Amid merriment, he presented each child with a gift and a Christmas bag. The programme was put on in the auditorium of â€" Cornelius Parkway school, Saturday, Deâ€" cember 18th, at 7:30 p.m. It was North Park Church‘s first Christmas concert and it was a very good one. Though there are few pianos in the homes in the community _ and, though they have the use of the schools for but one short hour on Sunâ€" days (at Sunday School), all the pupils did exceptionally well. The auditorium was packâ€" ed with interested parents and with eager, expectant children. NORTH PARK PRESBYTERIAN The pupils and teachers of both our church schools were very busy last week in preparâ€" ation for the Christmas proâ€" gramme. 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