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Thursday, Sept. 25, 1958 -- Page Mount Dennis Branch Weston Branch YOU WASH 1,500 lBS.0F CLOTHES HEAR": .. Fight off raids on your savings this businesslike way. Use a Royal Bank Personal Chequing Account to pay bills; keep your Savings Account strictly for saving! Ask about this new Royal TWO-ACCOUNT PLAN. 'a"fte, W THE ROYAL. BANK OF CANADA NO MORE RAIDS your Savings Account electricity does so much . . . costs so little, . ‘x _ - l, "m..- K v. we . r t lor"" V '4: 3 5x1?" - W .. "sc.. WM '",ue.C."mka' Mug, awnwbw' sh CF, Il. W' ' . "l y! ”Ry 'r""' ' SW .. "j'J"Urs"" lt.T.f. ' ste, pp ? if) t a: ' J 'p' 'sgitMr3', ' a Fr. w'"U' “it ' o.w.' t"- , . tiij,CJi .r' wt". . ti,.: N, ME af f cr' ., 3. -. 'P/tsv... " ty', . Ai, It); 3% . s,SGtt'4 ;esdWttm a .' , io' J. UH.“ o.ox “A...“ k" ,Ai,?! 'rt., .Wr. s.,r.._. J, *--...~wm- t:ft'ctriciir1'i'i,c?,t:, W?” ““W A _ 'if'oeHe%tf9eKrN _ - 'tu"wyiseW. vs)),:"':,'),?"':'-;':'.-.).','. T I . MW When laundry piles up (as it does when you have small children) it’s hardly, any trouble at all with the untiring help of automatic electric laundry appliances. Just put your laundry in your electric washer, set the dial, and the work is done automatically. And an electric clothes dryer dries your laundry fluffy and sunshine fresh automatically-in any kind of weather. You’ll have an abundant supply of hot water with an automatic electric water heater-and ironing is easier and faster electrically. When you have the help of modern electric laundry appliances, even a lot of laundry is just a little bit of work. ‘Auerege in meow for family offour li b 1itlllllllr me after... ELEM do it the easy way. . . electrically the safe, clean, modern way J.' D, Middleton, Manager W. G. McNabb, Manager giiiiiriiiit5s Frank Murray believes he has a prize-winner in this small mouth bass which he caUght last week at Oxtongue Lake. Frank's fish weighs five pounds and four ounces, is 21 inches long and has a girth of 17 inches. With Murray on the trip were Harold Hol- lister and Sat. Len Cowling. More Baking Awards For Wis. TayEor Mar and Sgt. Len An Etobicoke housewife, Mrs. Gwendeline Taylor ' of Eden- bridge Drive, was awarded three top honours in the Canadian Na- tional Exhibition baking con- test this month. A date and nut CARRIBEAN _ EUROPE " FLORIDA U.S.A. . CANADA LIMITED Air - Ship " Bus-Tickets Delivered HYDRO 1 Eglinton & Dufferin RU. 1-5596 Travel Service SAUNBER$ loaf baked by Mrs. Taylor won a second prize and two other eo- tries won first prizes in the corn- meal muffin and light fruit cake classes. A regular entrant in the CNE' contest, Mrs. Taylor has earne ed many awards in the past, In addition to cooking, Mrs, Tayo Lor collects antiques, particular- ly early American pressed glass and cooking utensils from Pio-. near homes. Mt. Dennis AtltJhlllMl5 “NP “FOP “FAILQRS I 177 WESTON RD. Men's 8. Boys' Wear DEALER RO. 2-5892 Local Canary Named Best lt Bird Show A local bird breeder won a total of 15 certificates and the prize for the best bird at this year's Canadian National Exhr- bition bird show. Mr. Stephens, a welder, be- came interested in birds fol- lowing the war. He now breeds 30 to 60 each year as both a hobby and a business. A member' of the Canadian Avicultural So- ciety, Mr, Stephens breeds both top pets and for breeding pur- poses. The best birds he enters in shows. Seeking 1000 Youngsters For 'locket League Coaches and managers, repre- senting from 700 to 1,000 young- sters are expected to register their teams this evening for the North York Hockey League competition. Over 35 teams W111 Join the expanding league as compared to 11 last year. Last spring, a banquet was held for the 250 boys who took part in the 1957-8 competition. Dokens of prizes and awards wure presented and nearly every -Mr. Alfred Stephens, 50 Rus- tic Avenue, was awarded ten firsts, 2 seconds, and 3 thirds tor tus budgies, canaries and foreign birds. Two of his entries were chosen the best "domestie" and the best "border fancy" cana- rles and the latter was picked as the best bird in the show. aw ')tf.esiadi, As,., i.iA' MARGARET-TEEN SHOP 1183 Weston Rd. received a team windbreak- _ REGISTER Att'""", ‘ - \â€"_/d ' I IMPORTANT: Do not register a on individual if m an ugh-loud has!) 5 Group. A, STEPHENS (ipplieati0rt!yrms!prmAtithtisf 'Pay-t)irect' enrolment available at bttaks, and hospitals. In cpmmtmjtiesy(ithtyt a bank, the forms may be obtained from the pogttMee. Indivi- duals must register by September 30 to have protection effective January 1, 1959. ONTARIO HOSPITAL I INSURANCE Pravided For Two Families t Geis Probai'ion A new Canadian lathe oper- ator, who claimed he didn't real- ize that ls had been married a second time, was given a sus- pended sentence for bigamy this week. Peter Paul Diane, 44, of Maple Leaf Drive, was put on proba- tion for 2 years for having a wife and family in Italy and a second family in North York. Diana, who doesn't speak Eng. lish, told the court through a written statement that he didn't realize he had been married a second time. In 1952, he said, Anna Alfino had led him into the office of a Bathurst Street United Church. According to Diano's counsel, Patrick Hartt, the defendant thought he was entering into some sort of relationship but cer- tainly not marriage, There was no priest in attendance and the transaction took place in an of- tice, Diano, who had been orig, inally married in 1942, maintain- ed that'if he had broken the law he did so unconsciously. Their Aim: Every, Child 'n Sunday School The court was lenient because Diano's two families are depend- ent on him, He told the court that he had been sending up to $100,00 to his wife in Italy as well as supporting an 18 month old daughter by his second. wife, Sunday, September 28, has been named by the Committee sponsoring Church and School week in Weston as "Every Child in Sunday School" Sunday. Every year the Board ot Edu- cation, the Weston churches and service clubs co-operate to en- courage parents and children to attend Sunday School in the church of their choice. Last year record attendances were noted in the Weston churches as a WV sult of this campaign. Church and School week has had outstanding results in 1rar1- ous Ontario cities. The pilot campaign was held originally in Kitchener and since then has been used effectively by many cummunities. During the Week of September 21 to 28 various ministers of the town of Weston will visit the RO. 2-5946 HOLE-IN-ONE d. Art Bezzo, 72 St. John's Street, lived through a golfar’s dream last Sunday morning when he scored a hole- in-one on the 15th hole at the Don Valley Golf Course. The feat was witnessed by his neigh- bours, Ted Kirk and Lloyd Hiff.. Moose Women Message Is ' Friendship , man. West Toronto Chapter, Women of the Moose, had their regular meeting at Liberty Hall, with 22 members present, and Sr. Re- gent Anne Delaney presiding. Grad Reg. Huldah Fester pro taming for Publicity Chairman, and Sam Wilson as her speaker. Mr. Wilson is well known by nearly all West Toronto Chap- ter members and has spoken to us before on numerous oCCa- sions. His message was on Friendship, and having some- thing to give - a Smile. Argus Tessa Keays still in hos- pital, Collegian Anne Wink- worth still keeps the same, and Collegian Peg Kilbey to have her operation Thursday morning. All Officers and Chairmen are to meet at the home of Sr. Regent Anne Delaney on Tuesday, Sept. schools, speak at assemblies and get to know the oys and girls mformally. Then on Sunday, September 28th, the various Sunday schools will be pre- pared to receive and register the children as they arrive, 324 ALBION RD. t ' Saturday. September 21 From 1 to 4 pm. . A NEW MODERN SALON SPECIALIZING IN TINTlNFAND COLD WAVES “i Rb"),':::.':?,':';).':,':?:';':?:?::, I I II- var“ , v . . Iiijiirf:j::i'ij:,'i"i.jii'd > 'll 'tij::"),?;'.::"::'. g I sf I rg _ $55? :",:.f,?t, I , j', ' In _di"y: *- 'a it' THISTLETOWN k: ' g ’ fd ibr' 5' L ' ' Of Authorized a! Second Class Mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawqr, OM. Mombttr of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association ShliillA'S HAIR STYLIST Come in and meet JUNE and SHEILA and receive your free gift. Telephone CHerry 4-7294 Publisher: V. J. MeMMAN Published every Thursday by Principal Publishers Lid. 873 lukoshoro Road, lamb 14, Ont. Effort In Vatn Without Spirit (Y Christ St. Philip's Women's Church? Year held a most successful Pt)t Luck Supper to open the nesi, season recently. Following thii; meal; a talk was given by tlst' Rector. Rev, Howard K. Matscmi‘.S He spoke of "the Church" 7-» the true meaning of those wordjil - "the Living Body of Cuistl,'ry, and explained to all, that activiit, ties within the church, howevettl worthy, unless they led to der," veloping the Spirit of Christ in; each one and the spreading (if; the Christian way of life - their?) were indeed in vain. For thiiii: was the aim of the Church aiiifi, was the' way it differed from at the other philanthropic soteietiet?t The way to achieve this, the; Rector pointed out, was for each: one to try to develop their spits" ltual life more fully by prayer and Bible reading and to rears lize that their part of thee Chureh's activities should be done in the right spirit. i: This challenge gave all food; for thought and strengthened theft resolve to endeavour to make 5132 Philip's a church as living and: vital as possible. i: The Women's Auxiliary com-1': meneed their session on Monday,: September 22nd. They dealt flrstc with their business commitments?" for the next month which in; cluded the lunch they were pro" viding for the Wycliffe College; “Quiet Day" to be held at Sty Philip's the following day. -,,'_, 16th, to make arrangements forr, the bazaar and the quarterly rent port. Star Recorders day is to be, held at 12 Queen St. E. on Sunt, day, September 28th, at 1 pm; Refreshments were serve/d by publicity committee and the; draw was won by Co~worke1:; Frances Standing. _ C" After this followed a short: programme on St, Philip - the apostle after whom the church is named, This was most intef= esting for, although many of tlie" details of his life and work are obscure, the type of man he way is clear from the brief glimpses of him in St. John's Gospel, His: limitations were in the underl standing of Christianity and all, its implications rather than lack? of willingness to follow its pre4 cepts, as he proved by his life: and death. ‘ f: The Parish Library will be" open at meetings of the various: Church groups in future, There are a number of books of inter, est to all Christians contained in it and they are available to trut', THISTLETOWN Mrs. . thanks charge, gram. with a the presi Mrs. W. terson, Mrs. A. C. lunch, ant was enjoy ing day. idea broc ly grea Mf g b2? ed buil SC Coll who count On t2tl If