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the physical body must be fed, so the spiritual must be stimuâ€" lated each day. By prayer, at~ tendance at communion gervice and at the regular services of the church.our life is enriched. In fact those who live successâ€" ful Christian lives are those (Continued From Page 4) these next two weeks. . This camp, under the direct leaderâ€" ship of the Anglican church is an ideal place for an outing that combines training and recâ€" reation. The programme is deâ€" signed to build character and give two weeks of fellowship. Summer months are always months of relaxation. Rest is needed during the heat. Yet it should be remembered that as CHURCHâ€" SERVICES Alfred H. Herman, B.A. BARRISTER â€" SOLICITOR 2 John St. at Main MORTGAGE mMONEY TO LOAN Evenings by appointment WESTON CH. 4â€"5697 Weston <M. 4â€"1863 Money to Lean 18 feronte Street, Terente PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING WM. A. RIGGS 1230 JANE ST. . MT. DENNIS RO. 9â€"2841 Werk Guaranteod BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, E. ALEXANDER A. LASKO George W. Bull BARRISTER & SOLICITOR 7 Main St. S., Weston (Over Bank of Nova Scotia) W. J. WARD B.Arch, MRALC. ARCHITECT ~~ 92 YORKLEIGH AVE Fraser Barristers THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE TORONTO 15 97 King St., Weston HEAKES and MacDONALD Barristers & ~Solicitors 29% MAIN $T. NORTH Bank of Edgar Parsons FUNERAL DIRECTORS CH. 1â€"2233 FUNERAL HOMES BARRISTERS, Etc. x BUSINESS DIRECTORY ° 1 Cartage â€" Storing CH. 4â€"5547 â€" 8 .9 WARDROPE the MOVERS Don‘t take chances of losing your moneyâ€"and spoiling your tripâ€"by carryiné large sums in cash. Before you go, turn your money into Travellers‘ Cheques . . . easy to cash anywhereâ€"and safer than cash everywhere. Drop in and see us at The Canadian Bank of Commerce and we‘ll gladly provide you with Travellers‘ Cheques. The protection is well worth the slight cost. This is simply one of the many banking services we offer our customers to keep them free from needless worry about their money. Dollars and Sense" ARCHITECTS Are you planning a trip? rs and Solicitors of Nova Scotia Chambers CARTAGE WESTON BRANCH â€" J. L. SEABORN, Manager MUSIC CH. 4â€"5314 CB 1â€"0111 CH 1â€"6621 0â€"16â€"52 Suffragan Bishop To Preach Aug. 12 At Etob. Service prayers who are found in their church services and on their knees. These are personal matters that each one must settle with our God. He offers us strength and power through the services of the church and our daily QUEEN‘S PLATE A long link with the past was broken last year, when the race for the Queen‘s Plate was run for the last time at Woodbine Park, Toronto. The Book of Knowledge Annual says that it was North America‘s oldest race to be run continuously at one track, having been an anâ€" nual event there for 96 years. In future it will take place at a new track near Malton Airâ€" M.A., Ph.D., D.D. Suffragan Bishop of Toronto, Anglican church, will be guest preacher next Sunday > evening, August 12th, at the Driveâ€"In Church, sponsored by the *Anglican Churches of Etobicoke. The Driveâ€"In Church is held at the Dominion Shopping Plaza on Dundas Street, East of the Six Points, Islington. CH. 1â€"0621 SHEET METAL WORK Office: Chartered Accountant TORONTO 19 Melinda St. _ EM. 4â€"1825 * _ WESTON 7 Speers Ave. CH. 1â€"1776 OPTOMETRIST â€" OPTICIAN 8 JOHN STREET WESTON CH. 1â€"3781 JACK WRIGHT 225 John St. â€" CH. 1â€"1451 OPTOMETRIST F. L. MERTENS , FURNACES Oil Burner Sales & Service â€" ALASSES â€" P. E. STAITE, R.0. Eyes Examined of all description Eavestroughing Roofing Modernize Your Old Furnace Pipes To Concealed Square Type 1 Main St N. â€" Weston Phone CH. 1â€"0701 C. W. LEASK Certified Public Accountant 46 Main Street North SERVICES OFFERED Gravity & Forcedâ€"Air J. T. FERGUSON ACCOUNTANTS OPTOMETRIC CHATCO Phm.B., R.O. CH. 1â€"2908 So we came to Marathon again, in the Keysâ€"on a lovely day in April and, by nine p.m. I was on the return trip in the dark. The speed now 55 miles per hour, as is the limit at night. Our bus‘s headlight shone far ahead but always lowered when meeting others, who likewise dimmed! Page This! Folks. As we sailed into Islamorada, a Cuban got up, stood in the aisle talking to his friend. The loud speaker soon saw him reâ€" seated, "No standing in the aisle, please." Pick up our papersâ€"we in Ontario, and read the sordid acâ€" counts of cars out of controlâ€" the deaths and injuries that folâ€" low. Watch the antics of many on our suburban roadsâ€"hilltop and curve, passing fools, the speed â€" fiendsâ€"the smart â€" alec drivers. How long would such last on this oversea highway with disaster facing all who fail in their duty of safe travel. what would happen to a car qut of control on such a bridge, let alone a bus loaded with folks. Somehow the writer always feels safer in one of these busses, driven by such superb drivers, clipping along at an even 60 over the high bridges in these down to a 40 mile per hour and sunâ€"drenched tropical Flogida Keys than in a car in the metro areaâ€"full of the type whose cars apd ‘ contents would, on such a road, be soaked in the salt sea below. . FLORIDA BUVS DRIVIERS cn.1â€"1133 Veteran‘s TA XT Outâ€"ofâ€"Town Trips a Specialty So back I came to Homestead 24â€"MOUR SERVIOE (Continued From Page 2) â€" Radioâ€"Dispatched â€"â€" WINDER‘S T A X 1 LIMITED Twoâ€"way radio and phones controlled Heart‘s Courtesy Corner Jane & Wilson CH. 1â€" 3525 BA K E R MAIN at LAWRENCE OFFICES JANE & LAWRENCE RADIOâ€"DISPATCHED 10 Cars To Serve You (At Bus Loop) Taxis stationed at FLEETLINE CH. 1â€"9131 T A X I TELEPHONE PHONE TAXIS In my daily travels by eycle, I think back on those happy days I spent in that land of the tropâ€" ical sun, where I have yet to experience anything but good manners, good will and downâ€" right decent road behaviour by all Maybe this has taught me to think a trifle more about those one meets up north and carry out as best I can, the exâ€" perience given me by those folks in a State that has been so kind to me. and, as ! left our bus I turned to our driver, whom I had met three years ago in such a bus in Key West, and said, "Thank you, my friend, for a glorious safe and happy trip; if only all were as safe, courteous and efâ€" ficient as you, whose ‘responâ€" sibility is so great, this world would be far happier." As I closed my eyes later I muttered. "What a trip, what superb scenery and above allâ€" what wonderous drivers these Florida Greyhound drivers are." * Many of us have felt all along that the Small Loan Companies are making an exâ€" torbitant profit out of Canadiâ€" an people and the purpose o‘f the Bill is to (a) reduce these profits, and (b) to inâ€" crease the ceiling of the Act so that all companies which make loans up to $1500 have to report to and should be governed by the Department of Insurance. The evidence has persuaded me at least that the growth of these comâ€" panies is phenomenal and it is imperative that legislation be brought down in this sesâ€" sion which will permit greatâ€" er control over the operations of these companies. (Continued from Page 4) and that legislation will be passed this year governing Small Loan Companies. As readers will know, at the present time Small Loan Comâ€" panies charge a maximum of 26.8% a year on small loans up to $500 and above $500 they can charge whatever they want, although generally speaking the ceiling of 2% per month, which amounts to 26.8% a year, is the maximum charge. On Monday and Tuesday once again we discussed govâ€" ernment legislation and next Monday and Tuesday should see the completion of any government Bills. Estimates are being discussed for the rest of the week. Tourists are still streaming into Ottawa in droves and I understand the number of visitors to the Parliament Buildings this year has greatâ€" ly exceeded last year, Memâ€" bers expect that the Session will end about August 15 and already there has been an exodus of members, parâ€" ticularly from the Pacific and Atlantic Coasts. C the stained portion ever a bew! and pour â€" boiling water . through . the cléth. After that, launder the gorâ€" ment as usval. I‘ll have more handy tips for you in . future columns. _ But meanwhife, have fun at those picnics â€" and btep on a couple 6f ants for me, The knife treatment is good for emoving chewing gum, too, . but this fime don‘t use lard, use ice. The ice hardens the gum, allowing it to be scraped off. And if some clown figgles your elbow just as you‘re pouring that second cup of coffee, here‘s the way to get the stain out of any washable garment: if possible, take the garâ€" Summer â€" means picnies â€" and what do picnics mean? (All those who said "ants" are asked to leave quietly, pleasel) There‘s a lot of truth, of course, in the old gag about ants spending their summers . doâ€" ing nothing but goâ€" BWM ing to picnics, â€" But ‘fi% most picnies . aiso t Sie® mean â€" you‘re likely k to get some nasty ~ t& stains . on y 6 u r PME\ clothes some _ tinte i j between the potate M salad and the Neoâ€" rel politan _ ice cream. If the stains get into _ clothes _ that you _ would _ normally have _ dry cleaned, _ the _ solution _ is _ simple: Bring them in to us as soon as posâ€" sible, for a firstâ€"rate cleaning [ob. But â€" if the â€" stained garment . is something that you prefer to wath or have washed at home, there are « few precautions you should fake to make sure the job comes out right. One of the best things for reâ€" moving grease is â€" believs it or not â€" lard. First, scrape the excess grease off with a dull knife, then rub the lard into the spot, scraping It off too as it works out the grease. R : w For Vacation Phone CH. 4â€"2255 We‘re At Your Service We Do Not Close By HAROLD COOPER h Thomas Graham (Cow Page 1) clv’. "We can‘t survive on | and is outâ€" -:u giving," he deâ€"| York cared, explained that piedâ€"| Cross, ges made this fall wauld fnance | North work durkig 1957. grama The pt::uu\mo calls for cor. | for th porate and special gifts, indivâ€" | aPpeal idual and professional special | agenci gifts, group employees solicitâ€" | impor ations, small commercial comâ€"| ‘Tep pany firm and employe gifts, | gevelo and residential canvass. nmmnin! An importaht work of the North York and Weston Comâ€" mittee is the assistance it can fve in the redruitment of worâ€" ers for the actual campaign. It also has the job of working out a satisfactory relationship between the suburban areas and the downtown operation so that the campaign will be properly coâ€"ordinated. Incluged in the United Apâ€" peal aré the following agencies in North York and Weston: North York and Weston Family ] o THE Thomas Graham "'"u Cow Page i Cen the YWCA in lOO(I w :'hu)ou'w tl:'tou in â€"Weston giving. "We can‘t survive on and in North York, the North outâ€"ofâ€" giving," he deâ€"| York and the Weston Med _ A wu.=nmm fl“~‘0nu. the YMCA projected | area ges made this fall wauld fnance| North York and Weston proâ€" Len: Lippay ‘Motors Ltd.},! CH. 1â€"7661 SMOKING DICK POWELL "Meet The Mummy "Susan Slept Here" "It‘s A Dog‘s Life" NEWS â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" CARTOON ""The Scoutmaster 3 CARTOONS NOW‘$S THE TIME TO SEE, DRIVE, AND DEAL FOR THE BIG BUVYI COOLED BY REFRIGERATION THURS. â€" FRI. â€" SAT. ABBOTT and COSTELLO MON. â€" TUES. â€" WED. KIM NOVAK "Anything Can Happen" SPECIAL MATINEE WED., AUG. 15th DODGE MANUFACTURED TN CANADA By CHAYSLER CORPORATION OF CANADA, LIMITED CinemaScope DEBBIE REYNOLDS In‘ Color with the Forward Look Tentative plans now being |1 developed by the coâ€"ordinating | committee promise some lively | and challenging developments. j It is hoped that progress therâ€" | mometers will be erected at | shopping centres and in front of | the two municipal offices. There is a suggestion that a combined meeting of service clubs be held early in the fall as the camâ€" paign _ preparations reach | a | peak. And a kitkâ€"off ceremony | at a central spot may be used.| gramme, and the Jewish Home for the Aged. In addition, the appeal covers many downtown importantly into the two areas. MT. DENNIS AIR CGONDITIONED ROger 9â€"1960 WALTER PIDGEONâ€"ANNE _ FRANCIS Scope and Color WALTER _ PIDGEONâ€"ANNE â€" FRANCIS + _ ROBBY TH® ROBOT ROXY Weedbridge PETER GRAVESâ€"JOAN TAYLOR GLENN FORDâ€"DONNA REED MON., TUES., WED. S TOM . EWELLâ€"SHEREE NORTH FORBIDDEN PLANET SINCERELY YOURS "DESERT SANDS" "FORT YUMA" "THE FORBIDDEN PLANET" THE LIEUTENANT WORE SKIRTS Tues., Wed., Aug. 13, 14, 15 FATHER BROWN DETECTIVE THURS., FRL, SAT. ALEC GUINNESS "RANSOM" Sat., Aug. 10, 11 Both In Color RALF MEEKER . . . step on the gas . . . go! Makes all other automatic transmissions seem years behind the times! © Dodge is the biggest car in the lowâ€"price field â€"measures almost a footlor‘pvthnn other cars in its price class! & Dod, ves Flightâ€"Swee; tyltn(,.!tg onr;“ new note ig automotive design this year! ® Dodge offers pushâ€"button Nere are just a few of thg many reasons why more people are switching to Dodge than ever before! d'f‘e offers pushâ€"button Flite! Just push a button ALFRED LENNARD A resident of the Weston area for many years, Alfred Lennard died . suddenly at his home, 41 Downsview Ave. on Sunday, August 5th in his 67th year. He had been an inspector at THE TIMES AND GUIDE â€" Thursdoy, August Pth, 1956 â€" WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY DAM BUSTERS THEY RODE WEST Northâ€"West Driveâ€"In Theatre Hwy. 27 and Dixon Rd. 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He was a mem~ ber of St. Stephen‘s Anglican the Canada Cycle and ehurch, Beverley Hills, with GLENN FORD â€" DONNA REED BARBARA STANWYCK with JOHN PAYNE with AUDIE MURPHY with ALAN LADDâ€"ARLENE DAHL Tennessee Partner Escape To Burma Mey Kids FPFE Comic the First 300 Kids | All Technicolor Show MONDAY, TUESDAY Ransom Desert Legion FRIDAY, SATURDAY Tarzan‘s Savage Fury Gunsmoke WED., THURS. with LEX BARKER RHONDA FLEMING Ima with CH. 1â€"187) sUSAN CABOT | ° ROBT. RYAN