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CH. 1â€"0121 TIMES AND GUIDE â€"â€" Thursday, August 23, 1956 â€" Page 8 On Tues., Sept. 4 It Will Wilf‘s Cycle & Sports | SPECIAL! 3 John St., Weston * CH. 45341 MARCIA MA Bicycles K\/% % At All Prices! REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES Marcia Mac Shoppe Badminton Equipment Tennis 3 STORES TO SERVE YOU ecnns h | L# o 2 0 oL â€"Jwo ) Je P and> \'"/. | R;gng ; minton C M 6 0Cs inmen!i T ym FREE Pickâ€"up and Delivery Small Down Payment WESTON Special OFFER 10% orr EASY TERMS Team Prices To All Clubs Opp. Lloblaws, Mt. Dennis New Racers SKIRTS Complete with Gears Regulation Collegiate RO. 9.1696 | sLouses | until Sept. 15 1 L an‘ BLAZERS 53 MAIN ST. N. atel Shorts 2863 Keele St., Downsview ‘ If you have been wondering lwhy there has been no news for |\the past two or three weeks, ;th'u eorrespondent and‘ family ihlve been enjoying a vacation | down at the coast at Cape Cod, ‘so now we can get back to routine again and collect any local news of interest. \ _ The Hathaway family, Forthâ€" | bridge Crescent, were also visitâ€" \ ing the same beach at the same ltime as we were, and John was ‘lucky enough to win the prize |for the largest fish caught while " deep sea fishing. Beverley Hills and Downsview CEWiiiihis..c2..... 7 F ROYAL LIFE SAVING AWARDS were presented at the summer programme closing Monday by Mavrice J. Lepingwell, president of the Weston Branch of the Red Cross Society. Receiving their awards from Mr. lepingwell are, Marjorie Hagan, left, swimming instructor â€" Bar to the Award of Merit; Gerald Copeland, assistant swimming instructor â€" Bronze Cross; Pat Bridge, chief supervisor â€" Bronze Medallion and Intermediate Certificate. Photo by Geoffrey Frazer 349.95 Up $T. 8â€"3165 Royal Life Saving Awards Presented .« Everyone still seems to be‘ news f}:)‘:anxious to know what are the ! 6 wee. 5 latest _ developments _ in _ the j 1‘ family|storm _ sewer _ project. _ Jack), vacation| Young, president of the Beverâ€"|« ‘ape Cod, ley Hills Ratepayers‘ Associaâ€"}, back to tion informs me that notices}; llect any| were put in the local papers), \notifying residents to forward y, Forthâ€" any objection within the | lso visit| twentyâ€"one days specified, and| the same) he is awaiting a reply to a letâ€"| John was|ter to find the outcome. As soon. the prize as definite word has been reâ€"| ght whileiceived, you will be notified in‘! | this column. | cce BUS SERVICE | \ _ One interesting improvement, | sivce we left for our holiday is that we now have an all day| > | bus service from St. Clair to, fForthbridge Crescent. For ‘resi-; | dents who probably are not | \familiar with the new schedule,| ;1 phoned the TT.C. for the in formation and am glad to be| * | able to pass it on to you. | Leaving Forthbridgeâ€"Calvington | Monday through Friday â€" | 6 â€" 9 a.m. every. 20 minutes. | 9 â€" 4 p.m. every hour . on the‘ hour. ' 4 â€" 7 every 20 minutes. ' 8 pm. â€" 1 a.m. after midnight | every hour on the hour. ‘ ]Saturdn); 2o [7T am. â€" 1 am. after midnight, on the hour every hour.. Sunday â€" 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. after midnight every hour on the hour. Leaving St. Clair, Old Weston Road. Monday through Friday â€"â€" 5.30 a.m. â€" 8.30 am. every 20 minutes. 8.30 a.m. â€" 3.30 p.m. every hour on the halfâ€"hour; 3 30 p.m. â€" 6.30 p.m. every 20 minutes. 7.30 p.m. â€" 12.30 a.m. after midâ€" night, every hour on the halfâ€"hour. Saturday â€" 6.30 a.m. â€" 12.30 a.m. after midâ€" might, every hour on the halfâ€"hour. Sunday â€"> 9.30 a.m. â€" 12.30 a.m. after midâ€" night, every hour on the halfâ€"hour. Any residents living within walking distance of Kecle St., may also get a bus every 30 minutes on the halfâ€"hour. This is a big improvement on our previous schedule. 6 PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hoare thoroughly enjoyed their vacaâ€" tion in England, although the weather was far from . good. Benny Nugent, Calvington Dr. also returned safely from his trip to England, where he had visited his father who had been ill. Mr. and Mrs. Connolly, Parâ€" ent Ave., spent their vacation visiting relatives in Scotland. We are glad to welcome back Mrs. Audrey Friedberg and her young daughter of Parent Ave., from their three month visit with relatives in England. and sorry to hear there was a bereavement in the family durâ€" ing her visit. I have â€"been speaking to quite a number of English and Scotâ€" tish people who have been back this summer for their first visit since immigrating to Canada, and all their impressions seem to be the same. They were all so glad to get back to Canada, and couldn‘t settle down in England again, although it was O.K. for a visit Prices are high over there, and the weather has been â€" terrible practically _ all summer. They all seem to agree that Canada is the country with a future, and a good place to be. G.N.E. GRANDSTAND TICKETS STORM SEWERS MURRAY â€" ALLAN PHARMACY 606 Tretheway Dr CH. 1â€"9189 Mr. and Mrs. Cole and family, Forthbridge Crescent, recently returned from their vacation in Midland. Miss Ann Hathaway was their guest for ane week. Mrs. F. Hilliard, wife of the minister of Downsview United church, has been on a three week visit to Vancouver where she has been lecturing on art at the University of British Colâ€" umbia. We are glad to welcome to this district Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gilbert and daughter Brenda, who recently moved into 193 Calvington Drive. Mrs. H. Dwight Brady, 63 Exbury Road, has recently takâ€" en over the duties of secretary at Downsview United church. Mr. and Mrs. Harold West, 194 Calvington Drive, had planâ€" ned on visiting Prince Edward Island for their vacation, but| were called to that destination | earlier than expected, owing to| a death in the family. j The Hubbard family, with the exception of Mr. H. are vacaâ€" tioning at the cottage at Orr Lake, near Midland. The Galt family were weekâ€"end visitors at the cottage also. Mr. and Mrs. McCullough, Forthbridge Cres., spent their vacation visiting Mrs. McCulâ€" lough‘s mother at Kincardine. We are sorry to learn that Murray Wilkinson, 45 Parent Ave., recently underwent an operation in the Northwestern Hospital, and we wish him a very speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alvey, Parent Ave., visited Kiwartha Lake for their holiday. Mr. and Mrs. P. Peterson, 212. Calvington Drive, returned | safely from their trip by car to visit parents and relatives in Winnipeg. I Clear Lage was the spot chosâ€" en by Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, Forthbridge Cres.,. for their vacation with their two chilâ€" dren. Mrs. Harrison‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Connell went to Balm Beach. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cooper, 8 Forthbridge Cres.. have sold their home, and will be moving 30 years of service A. WEIR ECKENSWILLER C.1.4. _ Representing SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO. 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