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b Fifteen ladies visited the home of Mrs. Mary Brown, 174 Calvington Drive, on Tuesday July 3rd, for a farewell tea in honour of Mrs. Jane Lewis who is moving within the next two weeks to Stratford with her family. Friends and neighbours gathered for the social evening, and presented Mrs, Lewis with a lovely cup and, saucer. The Lewis family will be greatly missed, and we wish them good luck in their new venture. BEVERLY HILLS and DOWNSVIEW Mr. and Mrs. P. Mooney of Elizabeth, New Jersey. and their three children have been visitâ€" ing the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, 43 Chesham Drive; Mrs. Mooney is Mr. Cunningâ€" ham‘s sister. Wally McCuaig, 35, Brixham ‘Terrace, has just returned from & seven months visit to Engâ€" land, Scotland â€" and _ Ireland, where he was representing the Avro Aircraft Co. Boys of the Ist Beverley Hills Scout Troop were proud to learn that one of their colâ€" leagues had proved himself a hero in saving a little girl‘s life. Paul Gerard, 2A Lomar Drive, who is a Patrol Leader with the Ist Beverley Hills Troop, saved twoâ€"yearâ€"old Patricia Kirkman from a small creek near her home. Knowing that#the water was too deep to wade in, Paul suspended himself from â€" the wooden bridge and pulled Paâ€" tricia out from under the waâ€" ter, returning her to her home? We can imagine how grateful Mr. and Mrs. Kirkman are to Paul for his deed. When something like this hapâ€" pens. we realize how important the training is that Scout Leadâ€" ers give to these bovs Let‘s bolster our local blood bankâ€"July 26th at Pelmo Park Public School, from 3.00 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. and 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. You may telephone CH. 4â€"1552 for a definite appointment or meooom agn ue‘ / T I C ~~ ie M o aaa s ols 4 sys‘ i iR Ve '%/Zgirw * c i J bes 2 ie o 1e MA ie / es 4T e & ”(jééx Â¥ * % ‘”‘ E m %; in fs : 3 %&f{ e w s1%% k: Z@ § 4 ’ e * & n *Â¥ w fié“i * 6 Ts E. %;:&” . ‘gg Q‘s; & & ,‘ B #4 ® A j % P we h 6 l 4 w + N w l $ 4 e 2r 3 @Y w > ds ‘ l > SA * o rej ul c sls Pares ce 12 f ie dn h B Fas ’%sgx e e y 1 0 k .. 1300 <A S >E 4 lfi :n h e ie e fPesr mm Ee aieanand Eoi oo ® Supreme "800" Model Draws Only 74 Amps as Compared ® Big 1 Models Need No Special Reâ€"Wiring ® Moderately Priced ® One of the most moderately priced in its field Registered Bonded Master Electricians 10 Elrose St., WESTON CM. 1â€"1411, CH. 1â€"3192 2 Streets West of Highway "400", North of Wilson Ave. to 12 Amps Nermally The telephone rings Is A Pound Of Butter More Important Than Your Wife? "I wonder what‘s happened "Oh! I‘m glad you called â€"~ to Naney ..." I was worried." 4 Edward J. Coe Electric Ltd. World‘s Largest Maker of Room Air Conditioners So marny of the calls you make every day say "Don‘t worry"! When someone has to work late, or can‘t keep a date, or has to cancel an appointment, the telephone lets other people know. At times like this â€" whether you are making the eall or receiving it â€" the ready reassurance provided by your telephone can be precious beyond words. This is just one of countless examples of bow your telephone pays its way, as it makes life happier, easier, WE ALSO SELL CHATCO Home Air Conditioners Fedders Air Conditioner THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA She‘ll think so if you do not buy her a For Attaching to Warm Air Furnaces For Hbme and Office and everything‘s OK Anyone having trouble with the roads in Beverley Hills? Local car drivers will be lucky not to have vehicles with broken springs with our roads in such terrible condition. Which ever way we take to get out of our district we encounter pot holes, pot holes and more pot holes. Happy will be the day when we can steer a car properly again without having to dodge these holes, as well as cars coming in the opposite direction. if transportation is required. Blood is urgently needed. The Downsview Athletic Asâ€" sociation have recently organiâ€" zed a girls baseball team for girls around the 13â€"14 group. On Saturday last the team went to Brampton to play the Brampâ€" ton Girls and were defeated 14â€"10. Another team from the Airforce station on Keele St., also went to Brampton to play It has been brought to outr attention that storm sewers will be put in the following streets in East Rexdale. Chalfont, Hatâ€" field, Huntsmoor, Grierson and Esmond. When they will be put in We don‘t know but let‘s hope it will be soon. Readers please phone in to CH. 4â€"0785 with vacation news. The first Rexdale Boy Scouts left recently for their anâ€" nual camping holiday which is being held at Wollaston Lake (Eagle Lake Camp) a bout 35 miles _ Northâ€"East of â€" Peterâ€" borough. I would like to wish all readers a very happy and safe vacation where ever you may go. 1st Rexdale Boy‘s Scouts Camp News Ade}juate facilities andâ€"leaders have been arranged for, regardâ€" REPORT FROM REXDALE MRS. VERA BIRDâ€"CH 4â€"0785 Against the Brampton Bombers. The Airforce team was also beaten 19â€"11. Girls are needed Mr. Colling at CH. 4â€"3923. The Downsview Athletic Asâ€" sociation also organize two Pee Wee and one Bantam team for the boys. These teams meet at Roding school on Tuesday, Wedâ€" nesday and Thursday evenings. Mr. Collins informs us that there is a lack of interest from the parents, and he would greatâ€" ly appreciate some assistance from a few of the Fathers of these boys. The Driveâ€"in Church held at the Crang Plaza on Sunday eveâ€" nings finally got under way on Sunday last, the two previous Sunday‘s having been rained out. There was a very good turnout, with about thirty cars present .each having three and four people in them. ; Rev. G. Legge conducted the service, using as his subject "Life‘s greatest Miracle." The Elverston United Church choir sang, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Wilson ing tent, sleeping quarters and the welfare of the boys. Personals A surprise birthday pariy was held for Mr. Gerry MacGuinness of 16 Chilcot Ave., East Rexâ€" dale, given by his nephew, Mr. Jack Watson and his wife Jane at their home at 17 Chilcot Ave. This was also a special occasion to celebrate with a recently disâ€" covered new family. Mr. Jerry MacGuinness _ was _ reâ€"united with his sister whom it had been understood one or the other was dead. It was through a phone call that the family were reâ€"united after 29 years. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Archer of 26 Chilcot Ave., East Rexdale were at Malton airport on July 6th to welcome Mr. Archer senâ€" ior, who has arrived in Canada for vacation with his son Fred and family. Mrs. Valerie Bird, 9 Chilcot Ave. celebrated her 10th birthâ€" day on Saturday, July 7th. Rexdale United Church News Committee of Stewards organâ€" ized, At a meeting of the stewards last Tuesday July 3rd, the following stewards were elâ€" ected. Chairman, Mr. W. C. Marshall; Secretary, Mr. W. A. Campbell; Treasurer, Mr. C. A. Stephenson. Sunday school open session each week at 9.45. All departâ€" ments. Nursery during the hour of worship each Sunday in the cloakroom. Rexdale United Church are sponsoring â€" Vacation â€" Church School. A threefold programme of 1, Worship, 2 Study, 3 Handyâ€" work and recreation. In this short sumfher school for childâ€" ren, sponsored by the church, ten weekdays of vacation time can be made to count for christâ€" ian teaching in the community. This school session will be held on the morning of July 16 th to 20th, and 23rd to 27th from 9 o‘clock to 12 o‘clock in Rexdale Public School. This is only for boys and girls conâ€" nected with United Church conâ€" gregation that are 5 years and over. Please not that transporâ€" tation will be provide for childâ€" ren living in ‘East Rexdale from Rexdale Plaza car park. Mrs. Kathleen Stewart of 15 Chilcot Ave, East Rexdale, sufâ€" fered a very bad attack of measles but we are pleased to say Kathy is recovering nicely. To mothers of East Rexdale. Please advise children to stay away from Elmlea Schol extenâ€" tion, which is now under conâ€" struction so as to avoid acciâ€" dents. The swimming classes are in rapid progress at the Etobicoke }Swimming Pool and the chilâ€" Mr. Stan Stott of 43 Stanley, North Rexdale suffered a heart attack and was taken to hospiâ€" tal on Thursday evening, July 12th. We are pleased to report that Stan is resting comfortabâ€" ly. Mrs. Stott is the president of the Rexdale Bowling team for 1955. Best wishes for a speedy recovery and quick reâ€" turn to his wife and family. Mr. Bob Black of Chalfont Road entered hospital for an operation and we‘re pleased to report he is doing nicely. Ist Rexdale Boy Scouts Camp News Although the weather. wasn‘t at its best for the boys camp last week their spirits were never dampened all week. The boys had their Annual Camping Holiday â€" at Wallaston _ Lake (Eagle Lake Camp) 35 miles NE. of Peterborough. The boys were under the capable leaderâ€" ship of Mr. Lennard, Scout Masâ€" ter. Rev. Lennox of St. Paul‘s Church, Rexdale, Bill Loughrin assistant Scout Master and Jim Searle, Troop Leader. Swimming Pool and the chilâ€" dren are attending classes with punctuality. They are, being well supervised in swimming lesson and water safety. Preâ€" cautions. Elmlea children leave each morning at 9.15 a.m. Jim Searle and Danny Mariâ€" age won their 1st class badges. Rodney Coughlan and Ron Cross won . their Swimming Mariage won the Crafts Compeâ€" tition for Plaques and Belts. For the best kept camping site the Beaver Patrol had the highâ€" est marks. During the week the Women‘s Church Auxiliary of St Anâ€" supervised in swimming i and water safety. Preâ€" ns. Elmlea children leave morning at 9.15 a.m. Stan Stott of 43 Stanley, Rexdale suffered a heart Inclement weather of Saturâ€" day, June 23rd., resulted in many last minute changes in the annual picnic of the St. Matthias Anglican church. The picnic was held in the St. Philip‘s parish hall, Dixon Rd. and over 200 persons enjoyed every minute of the day. The great efforts of the Men‘s club and its president, Clare Francis were responsible for the great success. The picnic was probably the greatest in the history of the church. 4 The afternoon was a bechive of activity. Everyone received free hats, candy, gurm, balloons, pop corn, ice cream, soft drinks and milk. There were races and games for the children of different age groups and all were able to carry away prizes. The chilâ€" dren under five years of age received a tubber pail and shovel. The married groups particiâ€" pated in numerous games and they also were given suitable prizes. The Men‘s Club of the St. Matthias church ended the seaâ€" son with a dinner in the church basement on Monday, June 25. The guest speaker was Mr. A. Hudson ofâ€" the Ontario Dept. of Lands and Forests who gave a very interesting talk on the conservation _ of â€" lands _ and forests. He explained, in detail why â€" conservation â€" should be carried out for both wild life and human recreation. drews Coehill invited the boys to a strawberry tea. All the Pack returned home Seturday, July l4th tired and happy after a wonderful time, and they would like to add a great big thank you to their Scout Master, Leaders â€" and transportation volunteers. Mr. Hudson was presented with a gift and was thanked by INTENDED FOR JULY 5th MAROLD G. WATTS MEN‘S CLUB DINNER Visit | * Queensway General Hospital OFFICIAL OPENING . â€"_â€" P wAÂ¥ fi NaASP & N0 * [db 3 w“"-”my £ al _ ' t s * s A\ & x & s uegipet®® i6 * T ut _ r;,fKoM _ 2 Sn ce @ e o se * <,:n 2A & ‘~ P (y4~5 y eu, «'_51 â€" f eao FROM LONG BRANCH Mr. Hepton introduced the following guests seated at the head table, Rev. Geo. Young, rector of St. Matthias; Claire Francis, president of the club; Geo. Scott, viceâ€"president; Fred. Isherwood, treasurer; and Ken Senior, secretary; and the guest speaker Mr. A. Hudson. Everitt _ Cathcart, â€" chaplain, said the grace for the dinner and Mr. Jack Senior was accomâ€" panist at the piano for the singâ€" song which followed. The master of ceremonies called the rector to present a pen and pencil set to Fred Isherwood for the untiring efâ€" fort that he has put into both the church and the Men‘s club. Conrad Hayward at Willowâ€" dale, Ont. was the holder of the lucky number ticket on the rod and reel raffle. Mr. Hudson drew the lucky number for this prize. There were over 30 other prizes drawn for during the evening. The members of the club were impressed deeply by the fareâ€" well speach of Claire Francis who is leaving the club and the church. Phone: Cherry 1â€"§237 + Calvin R. Foster, YES MANager ©PEN MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 9 TO 5 ® FRIDAY 9 TO 8 * CLOSED SATURDAY Loans made to residents of all surrounding towns * Porsonal Finance Company of Canade The Honourable W. A. Goodfellow, Minister of Municipal Affairs will officially open the new Queensway General Hospital at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 21st. Music will be supplied by The Orenda Pipe Band. _ _______ 2nd Fleor, + (Over Royal Bank) _ _ _ _ _ 4 MAIN STREET, N., WESTON, ONTARIO A . V. ROE CANADA LIMITED for his Plan to visit "OPEN HOUSE" at Canada‘s most modern $24 million hospital, Saturday, July 21 and Sunday, July 22 from 2 to 5 p.m. All the groups who sang, did so with verve and freshness of children‘s native â€" ability . to charm. The chgice of selections was very good and there was a pleasant variation of types of music. Diminutive Marilyn Boniface sang with a delightful nonâ€" chalance _ the _ ever _ popular "Angels, ever bright and fair,". Her â€" clear, _ fluteâ€"like _ tones whispered the message to all. Guests of the Humber Heights Girls were ensembles from the Humber Valley Village« and Woodbridge public schools. This advertisement inserted by ‘Those who enjoyed the deâ€" licious turkey dinner served by the members of the Women‘s Guild gave the ladies an apâ€" minutes of continuous delight for the capacity audience who attended the second annual spring recital of the ‘Girls‘ choir of the Humber Heights school, Guild gave the ladies an apâ€" preciative vote of thanks. Other soloists who appeared during the evening were Misses Glyn Varcoe, Lorna Curtis, Shirley Chapman, Donna Billâ€" inghurst and Elaine Harrison. All soloists gave a creditable performance. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Scale, Marjorie and Gordon are leavâ€" ing this weekâ€"end to spend two weeks at their cottage at Woodâ€" land Beach, Georgian Bay. Mailton, Ontario PERSONALS NORTH (Continued from Page 1.) Willingdon, Alberta. _ Accomâ€" panied by his wife, he was sent to Northwestern Ontario . to serve as a circuit minister in charge of 17 congregations of Jehovah‘s witnesses. 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