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_ Cmnmhu'nm to Mr. and In. I. Jenny. n rummage 00s.. on the recon! birth of ithnira-dsoet,osdtoMr.and LII! A. C. Anderson, " Pat- 'et Ave., on the tecerit site" G. dual " their third child, a son. It ha now been announced that Scouting and Cubbing will It. started in the basement of " Stephen's church. Anyone ' may be interested. please I Mr. W', A, Trow, at CH. 1.3m. E3 ed 30ml” Hills and Downsvlow 1;; , E-X-P-A-N-D-I-N-G , OPEN HOUSE _ Tnmpale An excellcnt attendance of " MAIN " N LUCKY DRAW at NEW DRAW EACH DAY AU Baaors TAKEN To CLOVEIDALE STORE SAT. 5.45 Draw Will " Made for $ttttt.00 Mo-chondlu Can". 2mt, a "." [on lorry Wiu’ Spring Coo! FREE! Each Store Each Day ttt Prize-t AYERS or KENWOOD Btetrtket-T4.9s 2nd Prtx.-t pr. WABASSO FAMILY SHEETS _ 10 Print of a $1.00 Merchandise Common We Are Silvert’s Are Celebrating! Thurs.,Mar. 14 'ittt “GINO! - Thursday, March td, "$7 - Dog. . Pty-ot.. any 't Anni!“ THURS., FRI., SAT., MARCH 14, 15, 16 WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING g! STOCK REDUCING SALE IT NEW TORONTO and PORT OBEOIT AT SILVEBT’S DIXIE PLAZA " THE GLOVERDALE MALL m Gill - 0.. Ful‘ I " parents for this ial night. to Mr. _“d The largest crowd me The pub- ' lonhbndge lie speaking contest, which usu- Kent birth of any takes pine in May, wu "Id to Mr. and held on this mght, prior to par-) menu tf, Par- ems visiting the clmrooms. Marcia "km Shoppe JOIN IN THE CELEBRATIONS Tr SILVERT'S 4 " STORES BUSINESS AS USUAL C? during alterations "ur", Less Than Half Price and see for yourself I Thou taking put in the pub- lie speaking we" Donna Heis- ler, who spoke on “The tight against germs". Reuben Koehler gave In interesting foresight into the years ahead, when he based his talk on, "Metro Tor- onto, in the year 2000", “The agv: ot reptiles" was ably de. scribed by Jim Lackner. with Myra Reed giving a description) of "A trip to the Isle of Man". Joanne Skuce spoke on "My ta- vourite hobby". and Sandra COME IN KIDS! SEE THE ROLLER SKATES AY " VERT'S WESTON it RI Reg. 5.95 SALE SPRING AND SUMMER BLOUSES Reg. 39.95 LADIES' TOP NAME DRESSES SPECIAL um Eh, MMG' mun nos: tith l for $1.19 LADIES' SPRING SKIRTS Parents were given three mm- utes with which to speak to the teacher regarding their child's progress, and even with the time ' Following the public speak- ing, coloured films were shown In. the auditorium, of the kind- ergarten children taking part in their daily routines in the class- room. These films had been taken by Miss Liezert. It is pos- sible that these films will be shown at a Later date, as quite a number ot the parents were disappointed at not seeing them, In on in the an: finals. We wish her every success. Sandra will receive the cup at the May meeting of Home and School, and the runners-up will receive‘ books as their prize. y to Sandra suven'son. who wiU sdocted the winner, and will talk on "rdimine ot the Unit; ed glug’nt”; conertttuutions so S3.952for$7.00 SALE 24th ANNIVERSARY SALE FIRST BllllltTlilluruLE t1Rlillill1 OPENING SALE CH. 1-0121 slli.ur Tho Home and School Asso- ciation held a bake sale on this night, which proved very suc- vain]. proceeds amounting to well over $100.00. BLAYDON SL-verzel hundred partmts at- tmldvd Blaydon school for their “Open House" on Tht rsday, March 7th. Apart from véits to the classrooms, pupils of the art club. model aeroplane club and picture library. were present to explain Just what it was all about. W. Dennis limit, teachers were busy. RODING I This school had the largest-~13 ADAMS These were what they called good old days when men became men because they had to steel themselves to the conditions that surrounded them. There were no buses to take them to the little red school house; no warm, well aired school room; no fancy equipment for lunches, or for exer- cise. It was a simple, plain room with a big stove and the windows all frosted. Yet it was under such conditions that the simple edu- cation was given by a group of teachers who did not receive much money but devoted their lives to the pupils. These were the good old days when characters were built. These were the men and women who decided that their children should have the very best education and facilities. They were the individuals who laid the foundation for the marvel- lous educational system that is turning out men and women who are giving leadership throughout the universe today. It is well to remember these facts. Too often the present generation is being fed with the very best that can be given and is not fully appreciative. This is a section of the land that is filled with opportunity and requires big men and women to capitalize upon their educational advantages. Soon examinations will be segregating Ate students. Now is the time to make the most of the present opportunities and pre- pare to leave the individual impression upon the situation and conditions in which each one has been placed. Remem- ber the past but make the future still more productive. TIP TOP TAILORS There was no oil heating that enable one to rise in the morning to an even, warm temperature. no well paved st- reels. no good sidewalk that gave good' looting and found:- non for the Home on a heavy, dark morning. 1177 WESTON RD. it in bad weather tor driving thege days. How may an recall the early morning drives on the loaded wagon or in the buggy to the City? Some will remember the run on house-back. All will remember the old muddy roads with ruts and puddles and the logs that surrounded them " thin lune of year. Men’s ' Boys' Wear Girls' Gar Goals FREE Lucky Draw! FREE Candy for the Kids Sheen ll”x100", rug. 6.50, SALE 1 Show: 72"xlOO”, mg. 5.95, SALE 1 WABASSO FINE COTTON "CAMBRIDGE" Solo, yard _ , Stray Thoughts DEALER WABASSO "THE FINIST NAME IN COTTONS” R0. 2-5892 kept really,attendance ever to attend their “‘Open House", on Monday, JMarch 4th. Checking afterwards. (proved that every child had )ars-nts at- some member of the family in sl for their attendance. The usual proce- Tht rsday. dure of parents visiting the m véits tolclassrooms tor an interview of the artfwith the teacher took place. 3 club and 'Flowers had been placed on the present to leacnel’s' desks by the Home and t was all,schoot Association, who also served refreshments at the close, Tool Asso- of the evening. l " “I WILSON FREE LUGKY DRAW FOR 154 PRIZES . FREE GARRY FOR THE KIDS 5.95, SALE 5441 Reg. S.9S t SALE The previous weekend, boys of "A" troop had also visited Bciun Nixon, Michaol Orford and Bill Rees passed their first class cooking, axe and knife tests. ' During the week-end of March 2nd, boys of the 3rd Downsviow "B" troop went camping at the Camp of the Crooked Creek, accompanied by their leader, Bill Thornton, and asnistants. Bruce Gelaso was in- vested at camp. CUB NEWS Boys of the 3rd Downsview "B" cub pack, recently visited the lst Downsview pack, and held their meeting with them. Parents were reminded of the Spring Fair to be held on the afternoon of aMrch 30th. $4.97 sae .95 L, SA'I'., MARCH 14, 15', is, on“! PORT CREDIT DIXIE PLAZA CLOVERDALE MALL " lAKESHORE ROAD CR. 8-7259 BOYS' TAN JEANS-- SALE 1.9. " MEN'S SPRING ‘TOPCOATS Wool Tweed _ Special 225’ BOYS' SHIRTS ' SHORTS Special 3Se--t for 1.00 u3nd company. received COmmunion with their " MEN'S SHIRTS & SHORTS Special 4Se--3 for 1.25 ,,,.,, --- my Guides and Brownie, ttf a. 169 MAIN ST. ll, LIPPAY MOTORS. LTD. MEN'S SPRING SUITS Special 24.50 Extra Pants 5.00 FIRST TIME EVER OFFERED IN CANADA. SELF olUNtr-UFETiME WE. HWY. I DIXIE ROAD . . ”WIZMILIAGIO ' Silverl's New Gloverdale Store Opens Today 24 Years of Business in “as Lakeshore Area Dixie Has Been Open for 1 Successful Tear CR. 8-7206 may boa appointed Alam- w Dania Commissioner tor cull in the Miemae district ot tho Dink Crock ”an, resigned A “Ooh; up" mummy was new“: but. when Paul Woe. ttttgs a! "A" puck. moved up artd M1. ttt the C.W.L. USED CAR LOT Mr. th Bender, who has ro- $2.49 ALL THE KIDS AT ALL 4 SILVERT’S STORES 'shi" L OWN AT THE CLOVERDALE MALI. HWY’S ' and " SEE FREE: CANDY AND GUM FOR HWY. " I DUNDAS Hundreds of Money Saving Specials from Every Department “ERNO” BE. 2-1206 Mr. Bender, by John mm. on hand! of his not. III . an was ”mated by Mr. T. lunch. on behalf of the Group Com- mittee. Cub incline! Lunch. led the "Grand Howl" and Cub munitionuCumdtho MMtkywm“A" puck. (Continued on Page 11) MI. 4-5324-5