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George Street (West Side) Gsorge Street Speers Avenue (Both Sides) Speers Avenue Gibson Avenue (East Side) Gibson Avenue Wright Avenue (South Side) Wright Avenue Ellis Avenve Wright Avenue (North Side) Centre Road Monklands Avenue Edmund Avenue The Council of the Co}porotion of the Sykes Avenue Denison Road, West Joseph Street (Both Sides) Bellevue Crescent (North Side) Bellevue Crescent (Both Sides) Lippincott Street, West Joseph Street 20 ft. extension laddersâ€"$17.99 24 ft. extension laddersâ€"$20.99 28 ft. extension laddersâ€"$23.99 32 ft. extension laddersâ€"$27.99 The above ladders are all first quality ladders and include ropes etc. (except 16 ft.) 1910 Jane St., Weston Watch for Grand Opening of our New Showroom and Parts Department for Morris and MG Cars Scale‘s Garage 1949 HILLMAN Bost Offer 1956 MG Demonstrator Really beautiful 139 MAIN ST. SOUTH, WESTON FREE DELIVERY â€" CH. 1â€"1183 Beaver Price $7.99 delivered July 26, 1956 Application will be made by the Corporation to the Ontario Municipal Board for its approval to the undertaking of the said works and any owner may, within twentyâ€"one days after the first publication of this notice, file with the Board his objection to the said works being undertaken. The Board may approve of the said works being undertaken, but before so it may appoint a time and place when any objection to th e said works will be considered. 16â€"ft. Pushâ€"up type suitable for bungalows etc. Reg. $9.95. EXTENSION LADDERS 5 ft. Step Ladders Gallons only Carload purchase permits this amazing low price. 20 ft. 24 ft. 28 f1. 32 f1. USED CAR BUYVS â€"»] *"WEEKEND SPECIALS" >\ PITTSBURGH PAINTS Bargain Bin Heavy Quality HOUSE PAINT Note New Telephone Number PITTSBURGH FAMOUS White only, Save Dollars $4.95 328 _ Keep that DELIVERED Street Only $4.95 gallon With Every $3 Gas Purchase FREE STEAK KNIFE DELIVERED Gibson Gibson King Street King Street Gibson Gibson Gibson lawrence Avenue, East Lawrence Avenue, East St. John‘s Road, West Centre Road St. John‘s Road, West Gibson Church Street St. John‘s Road, West Denison Road, West Church Street End of Street End of Street Denison Road, West Post Hole Digger for rent Beaver Lumber, Clear Cedar Fence Pickets (no knots) 1948 CHEV. Smart and dependable $2§ 1955 OXFORD. Beautiful TOWN OF WESTON LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE Averve Avenue Avenue Avernve Town of Weston intends to construct Avenue Avenue One Owner. To Six lovely colours and primer sealer Gallons only. Your choice of colours FLAT WALL PAINT CH. 1â€"8381 Decorative fireproof â€" wallboard Ideal for Recreation rooms or Sum mer cottages. Regular price 11¢ sq. ft. > Beaver Price 6c sq. ft. _ Knotty Pine ~â€" SHEETROCK PITTSBURGH FAMOUS Only $4.44 a gallon Originally purchased to sell for much more, we are forced to clear out this amazing value at only 5¢ each. %" thick, g%" wide, 24" long. Ideal for front or side fences. Fencing of all types. Available at NO DEALERS PLEASE NO DEALERS Wright Avenue Wright Avenue Main Street, South Edmund Avenuve Jane Jane jane Jane Jane Church Street Church Street Edmund Avenue Jane Main Street, South Main Street, South Main Street, South Main Street, South Rosemount Avenue Main Street, South osemount Avenue would hope that by the time this article is read that an I think we are out of the woods concerning Bill 51, which is an Act to amend PARLIAMENT HILL The Items listed on this Weekâ€"end special are available at the Weston Branch of Beaver Lumber Co. Ltd. only. Streat Street Street Street Street Street Limited to 5 bags per customer. Cash and Carry only on cement. Canadian Cement $1.35 bag Canada‘s Vacation Playground Enjoy the thrill of driving your own motor boat. struct, as local improvements, the works hereinafter listed, and to specially assess a part of the cost upon the lands abutting directly on such works:â€" From JONES‘ MOTOR BOATS VISIT WASAGA BEACH Main St., Wasaga Beach New motorsâ€"Good Safe Boats Assorted sizes, prices to clear out our stock, some stock sizes, some odd, priced from §Q¢ to $1.50 Complete stock of Duratile tileâ€" board to be sold at this one low price. Only 31¢ sq. ft. 4 x 8 sheets. Odd size and slightly damaged Sizes up to half sheets %" and %&" thickness all panels clearly marked. Approx. half price. Prices average about 1§¢ sq. f1. SPECIALS Birch Plywood Panels Asphalt Pavement on Granular Base. Asphalt Pavement on Granular Base, Combined Concrete Sidewalk, Cutb and Gutter. Asphalt Pavement on Stone Base Asphalt Pavement on Granular Bate. Concrete Curb and Gutter. Concrete Base and Asphalt Pavement. Curb and Gutter. Asphalt Pavement on Granular Base. Curb and Gutter. Asphalt Pavement on Granular Base Sidewalk, Curb and Gutter. Asphalt Pavement on Granular Base Asphalt Pavement on Concrete base 4‘5" Concrete Sidewalk Combined Concrete Curbs, Gutters and Asphalt Pavement on Concrete Base. Aspho!t Pavement on Granular Base. Asphalt Pavement on Granular Base. Asphalt Pavement on Granular Base. Combined Concrete Curbs, Gutters and sidewalks. Duratile Tileboard sented to the House and that some legislation will come inâ€" Loan Companies in this sesâ€" sion. Now this is a most comâ€" Interior Doors $2.50 :o $6.00 Odd Windows Prices vary from each. Description of Work The Church of St. David, Lawâ€" rence ‘Avenue, near Jane Street, Weston, is very fortunate in having the Rev. Donald S. Gausâ€" by, B.A., of St. Barnabas church, Ardsley, N.Y., U.SA., as a reâ€" G. Calvert, B.A., D.D., Bishop of Calgary, Rev. G. Major, B.A. L.Th., rector of St. Cyprians of Lacombe, Alberta, assisted. Canon Fred Glover, M.A., D.Th,, rector of St. Margaret‘s church, Winnipeg, father of Rev. Paul Glover, was the principal speakâ€" er. Incidentally, Rev. Glover would welcome any letters from his friends in this parish as he remembers the great kindness shown to him while he was here, and says he has a very warm spot in his heart for the people of this area. ST. MATTHIAS ANGLICAN away for the wekends and holiâ€" During the two month holiday absence of Rev. George Young, the Rev. George Garrett, of St. David‘s, Weston, is conducting the Sunday services at this Scarâ€" lett Road church. Rev. Garrett is finishing his final year of study prior to ordination next year. Next Sunday, August 12th, Holy Communion,service will be held with the Rev. Thomas B. Butler, former rector for many years, as the celebrant; he will be assisted by Rev. Garrett. Sunday school will be reopened at the end of the present month with Mr. Everard Cathcart in charge. The tribute that was paid to him by those who came to the chapel at the Ward‘s Funeral Home spoke volumes for the life he had lived. The flowers that came from all leaders in public life, from organizations, and personal friends told the story of his associations. The presence of his former wardens, councillors and the Hon. George S. Henry expressed the high regard in which he was held. He was laid to rest amid the well merited sympaâ€" thetic expressions of those whom he had been so long associated with. They came to pay their last respects to Oone whom they looked up to and admired. Tom was a real friend whose life was simple but effective. He has passed, but his efforts were notâ€"in vain. Tom Grifith was never pushing himself to the front but alâ€" ways giving the credit to the other fellow. His great work was done in that quiet, calm presentation of facts that were convinâ€" cing. Thus Weston, with the passing of Mr. Tom Griffith, has lost & citizen who has made a contribution not only to the town, or the township, but to the whole York county. By SAM WILSON The tributes that were paid to the late Thomas Griffith were well deserved. His was a quiet, peaceful life in the midst of great changes in the whole community. His contribution to York Township as councillor and reeve was an able.leadership in a period of great difficulties. His work on the York County Council in the various offices and especially as warden was during the years that demanded careful planning and, consideration. His services given to the West York Conservative Association as an officer over the long years were most efficient. His work on the farm was of the best. His efforts to assist in the development of Weston when he retired and moved to town were most timely. the House at all times, unâ€" like the usual situation when committees meet at the same time as the House sits, In the second place, the Suâ€" perintendent _ of Insurance wished to have the 1955 figâ€" plicated subject and the evidâ€" ence on small loans has been During the long examination of witnesses the Bill bogged down. In the first place it was late in getting started because of the Pipe Line Deâ€" bate which required the atâ€" tendance of all members in CHURCH OF ST. DAVID No/z ~Yim/ / Estimated Total Cost ffié,?lo $ 1724 $17,300 $ 9,800 .3 4,500 $12,000 $ 9,450 $ 7,700 $ 780 $ 780 $ 3,430 $ 6,600 $ 1,300 $ 5,070 $ 4,800 $ 8,000 $ 8,550 $22,000 $ 900 Stray Thoughts 3,975 â€"~ CHURCH SSZRVICES Corporation‘s Share of Cost $ 1,550 $14,300 3,185 1,464 3,900 3,070 2,500 322 253 200 5,623 2255 800 1,648 1,100 2,600 §50 2,145 200 500 G. H. CLARKSON, Town Clerk. __ This summer he has been Camp Chaplain at the Diocesan Youth camp at Lake Louise; is Chaplain® of the Reserve Unit at Stettler; the Big Valley Legionâ€" aires; and Chaplain of the Curâ€" ling Club; as well as ministering to the Indian camps and using his Indian linguistic ability. Just recently he organized a District Anglican Rally at Stettler Meâ€" morial Hall when an audience of 400 attended, at which the massed choirs of the surroundâ€" ing parishes led the singing, and, under the direction of Rt. Rev. a year. nhd then went to the: placement for the Rector, Rev. Hope W. Surdivall, B.A., who is on vacation during the month of August. Rev. Gausby was born in Toâ€" ronto, and is at present on vaâ€" cation visiting friends and relaâ€" tives here. Graduating from Trinity College, Toronto, in Commerce in 1943 and in Theâ€" ology in 1947, Rev. Gausby was with Dr. Snell at St. Michael and All Angels, in Toronto, for Warden Tom Scott has reâ€" ceived a letter from Rev. Paul Glover, B.A., B.Th., who assisâ€" ted at St. Matthias during the trying days of the Flood and who, since graduation, has been in charge of the mission field surrounding Stettler, Alberta. Rev. Glover has been very acâ€" tive out in the west and has assumed many spiritual and temporal obligations. While he is stationed as rector of St. George‘s Church at Stettler, he is also in chaftge of St. Edmund‘s at Big Valley and St. Margaret‘s at Scollard, Alberta. Estimated Annual Rate per f1. front. as a result of what has gone on this week, that the Bill will be reported to the House (Continued on Page 7) small loans before discussion took place on the Bill. More serious, however, was the fact that certain members of the committee thought that the Bill was "unrealistic‘ and askeq questions which seemâ€" ed to many to be designed to deliberately obstruct the proâ€" gress of the Bill. I personâ€" ally found, this most frustratâ€" ally this most frustratâ€" ing muy believe now $0.561 $0.617 $0.827 $0.203 $0.203 $0.203 $0.203 $0.159 $0.159 $0.337 $0.561 $0.252 $0.526 $0.203 $0.252 $0.203 $0.252 $0.203 $0.481 $0.186 Number â€" of Installments 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 _ Mr. Gausby is a young man of outstandinig talents, and will be very pleased to meet new friends a d welcome old friends during his stay at St. David‘s during the month of August. By ‘the kindness of the rector, Rev. and Mrs. Gausby and family are .cupying‘Qhe rectory, 1798 Lawâ€" | rence A\: E., during their stay General Theological College in New York City for post graduâ€" ate work. He came back to Caâ€" nadA, and ofganized the original mission churches of All Souls and The Church of Annunciation in Toronto area. Married in 1951, he returned to the well known Trinity church, Wall Street, New York City, where he assisted the recâ€" tor for two years. At the request of the Bishop of New York, Rev. Kamsby went to Ardsley, New York, where he is at present orâ€" ganizing the parish of St. Barâ€" nabas. THE TIMES AND GUIDE â€"â€" Thursdoy, August 9th, 1956 â€" Page 4 Preacher:; â€" The Right Rev. G. B. Snell, M.A., Ph:D., D.D. Suffragan Bishop of Toronto. DOMINION SHOPPING PLAZA Canada. This is an invitation to attend the Rector: Rev. Of Westminster, Weston Presbyterian and Central United Churches at DPRIVEâ€"INâ€"CHURCH Sunday School, 10 Minutes to 10 a.m. 11 a.m. â€" 7 p.m. The Minister of the Church will, conduct both services A Beginners and Nursery Class is held during the morning worship. 11.00 a.m.â€"Morning Prayer â€" Preacher Mr. V. Munnings « Main §t. North at Fern Ave. RECTOR â€"â€" REV. K. G. KIDDELL, B.A. LTH. CH. 4â€"5443 8.00 a.m.â€"Morning Prayer 10.00 a.m.â€"Morning Prayer and Junior Congregation, Rev. S. Gausby, B.A. 8.00 a.m.â€"HOLY COMMUNIONâ€"Rev. H. A. Lennox, Rexdale 9.30 a.m.â€"HOLY COMMUNION â€" Rev. H. A. Lennox, Rexdale 11.00 a.m.â€"MATINS and SERMON â€" Mr. M. E. Bishop 7.00 p.m.â€"EVENSONG and SERMON â€" Mr. M. E. Bishop Church Of St. David (Anglican) Sunday, Aug. 12th, at 7.30 p.m. CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH (sponsored by the Anglican Churches ‘of Etobicoke) WESTON BAPTIST CHURCH NELVILLE BISHOP, B.A., Assistant Trinity 11th, Sunday, Aug. 12th St. John‘s Auglican Church 11 A.M. REV. R. E. SPENCER, M.A., B.D. $T. PHILIP‘S (On the Hill) CRANG SHOPPING PLAZA sUNDAY, AUG. 12th NORTH PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. G. HOPTON DRIVEâ€"IN CHURCH Lawrence Ave., Near Jane RF/. H. W. SURDIVALL, B.A. L.Th., Dundas Street East of Six Points Islington (Anglican) St. Phillips Rd. (off Malton Rd.) v. Howard K. Matson B.A. L.Th. 31 St. Phillips Road Sunday, Aug. 12th, 1956 Sunday, Aug. 12th, 1956 Trinity 11th, Aug. 12th UNITED SERVICES COME and WORSHIP "ENTER INTO LIFE" SUNDAY, AUG. 12th â€" SPONSORED BY â€"â€" W Churches in Weston and District TME BLEVENTM SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY REV. G. K. TYLER, 8. TH., MINISTER MRS GEQROE SWAN, ORGANIST Jane St. and Wilson Ave. (INTERDENOMINATIONAL) 7:30 P.M. at the in the Attendance is keeping up and the early service on Wednesday morning at seven is being well attended. Also _ the evening service on Wednesday at 7:30 is increasing each week. These two services give those who are away for the weekends and holiâ€" day an opportunity to build their spiritual life. Mr. N. Bishop took the 9:30 morhing prayer service and the evensong preaching at both services. A number of the young girls of the parish are attending the Anglican Camp at Couchiching (Continued on page, 7) St. John‘s Anglican The Rev. H. A. Lennox of St Paul‘s Rexdale took thg Comâ€" murMon services at St. John‘s on Sunday at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. He will take the eight o‘clock and 9:30 Communion services this Sunday,