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P M/==o|=|o===o=:'=-_â€":o=6’=='o=e=’fio’=’o=”§é=’oâ€"==o=n n L8 x Layer Cake, iced (no mix to be used): Margaret Ann Graham; 2. Katherine Troyer; 3. Betty Howick. Refrigerator Cookies, 6: Joan Miller; 2. Margaret Ann Graham; 3. Jean Donneral. Drop Cookies, 6: Catherine McNeil; 2, Jean Donneral; 2, Bran Muffins, 6: Margaret . Ann Graham:; 2. Lorlie Kerr; 8. Jean Donneral. ]-'udxe’_ or. Maple Cream, 1 Box: Margaret 1O m EStmE NCGOM, 7 Mes: M o e e amet 2, Bran Muffins, 6: Margaret . Ann Graham:; 2. Lorlie Kerr; 8. Jean Donneral. Fudge or Maple Cream, 1 Box: Margaret Ann Graham; 2. Kay Howick; 3. Suzanne Potter. School Child‘s lunch in container: Judy Tizzard: 2. Margaret Ann Graham; 3. Brian Watson. She won first prize for her layer cake, iced (no mix used); bran muffins; and box of maple cream or fudge candy. She placed second with her refrigerator cookies and a school child‘s lunch in container, and slipped to third with her drop cookies. ® Village Girl Is Best Baker Results of the six sections of the competition are as follows: Margaret Ann Graham of Woodâ€" bridge took the top honors in the Children‘s Baking competition at the Woodbridge Fair last Saturday when she took three firsts, two seconds and one third in six posâ€" sible sections of the class. Congratulations also to Susan Fraser on her eighth birthday celeâ€" brated on October 8 with a dinner party in downtown Toronto. St. Philip Neri‘s C.W.L. Downsâ€" view held their regular monthly meeting on October 5 with Mrs. R. L. Dodds presiding. The highlight of the evening was the presence of Rev. Fr. Michael,< former Spiritual Director who recently was appointed as Procurator of the Capuchin Order and is stationed in Blenheim. He gave a very enlightening talk on the ‘necessary education of priests as determined by the Counâ€" cil of Trent. He stressed the need for a new Capuchin Minor Seminâ€" ary due to the fact that there are now thirty boys enrolled at Bienâ€" heim whereas twice this number were desirous of enrollment. However, suitable accommodaâ€" tion was not available and to offâ€" set this situation, the Capuchin Order proposes to build a new Minor Seminary to accommodate 100 boys. . These boys are nine to thirteen standards approved Congratulations to Carol Lupton of 39 Haymarket Road on her seventh birthday on October 6. Carol celebrated with a party at her home. Madge MacNicol CH. 1â€"9287 On October 8, Yvonne Avenue Public School was presented with a Silver Plaque as a recognition of two accident free years. Mr. Jethro Crang presented the plaque to Ruth Sticklee and Garth Parish. Loney Avenue appeared to be the favourite as it was named after his great dane. Inspector Mahaffy and Constable Patterson of the Metropolitan Toâ€" ronto Police Traffic Safety Bureau were guests. Prior to the presentaâ€" tion Mr. Crang was interviewed by numerous pupils who found it very interesting to learn that Crang Plaza was built where Mr. Crang‘s farm used to stand, and that the streets in the district were named after members of his family. Here And There Yvonne Avenue School Presented With Plaque WESTON â€" WOODBRIDGE RD. AT. 8â€"1197 FRANK O. REEVES AND SON Cor. St. Clair & Old Weston Rd. 6 TOWNSLEY ST. STEEL â€" CAST A Good Place to Buy Flowers For Any Occasion Flowers for the Foll Bride S$. FREEDMAN & SON LTD. WE HAVE A SUPERâ€"GIANT PRESS TO HANDLE . ALL KINDS OF SHEET METAL W A NT ED HIGHEST PRICES PAID given grades education on and inspected Open All Day Saturday wAaTCA TIN Immigration convener, Mrs. J. 0. Rogers, announced that during her calls she met a New Canadian who is giving piano lessons and would be interested in having prospective students referred to her at ME. 3â€"1730. Mrs. R. Milton advised that ‘March 30 is the day set aside for the Regional Day of Recollection at the Console Convent. The Guide Pack will reâ€"open the Monday after Thanksgiving under the leadership of Miss Mary Lou Noble, assisted by Mrs. T. W. Dockrill. Mrs. Harpell reported the dire need for a qualified Brownie Leader to enable this organization to continue. It was suggested by the Regional Council that the Guides and Brownies join the C.W.L. at their regular Comâ€" munion Sundays in uniform. willing friends attend. A telephone blitz of the Parish is to be made for sewing, knitting, baking, white elephants, etc. If some are missed, it is hoped they will favour the occasion with their presence instead. The monthly draw for the Statue of our Lady of Fatmia was won by Mrs. J. F. Van Dusen who will join with her family in the Daily Rosary and return the statue for another draw at the November meeting. mUumon Sundays in uniform. The Official Blessing of the new Church will be keld Sunday, Octoâ€" ber 18, at 3.30 p.m. by His Emiâ€" nence James C. Cardinal McGuigan with a Solemn High Mass to follow at 4.00 p.m.. After the Mass a reception is to be held in the Church Hall under the convenerâ€" ship of Mrs. N. Roberto and many willing helpers. Parishioners and friends are invited and urged to St. Phillips is to be host to the Regional Meeting, to be combined with the regular monthly meeting on January 19 at which time they will be graced with the Miracle Statue of "Our Lady". Bazaar Convener, Mrs. N. Masâ€" kow, repotted on plans for the November 7 affair. The ladies were all asked to draw attention to the fact that the Bazaar this year is to be a Saturday afternoon and evening event. by the Board of Education, as a primary background for Major Semjnary, training. Father Michael was applauded for his enthusiasm in his work. At the Regional Meeting of Sept. 29 it was decided that proceeds from the annual Card Party to be held April 27, be used to sponsor an Italian Catholic paper ‘"The Family". A jeweler‘s expert advice is essenâ€" tial if you are to find in our extensive collection the watch best suited to your personal needs. This advice you can fully expect from our highly qualified watchmakers. JORDAN‘S ‘wo of the more recent memâ€" s, Mrs. W. G. Lesperance and Open Thurs. â€" Fri. to 9 p.m JEWELLERY 5A MAIN ST. NORTH (At Lawrence) WESTON yOR qppP ‘‘Harmony‘‘ Rings, Diamonds, Jewellery WATCH REPAIR SPECIALISTS PHONE ROGER 7â€"0661 ALL METALS 23039 An 18 kt De luxe dial. Tuesday, October 20, will be a big night at Downsview Coâ€" Operative Nursery when they hold their General Meeting at Downsâ€" view United Church at 8.30 p.m. Dr. S. MacGregor, Head of the Dental Departm@nt at the Hospital for Sick Child will be the guest speaker of thevevening and his subject will be \Preventive Dentistry relating to pre school children. It is hoped that there will be a large turnâ€"out of parents for this very instructive meeting. On September 28 the C.G.IT. of Beverley Hills United Church had a very successful weiner roast on the Church property, Thirtyâ€"three girls and leaders attending and despite the weather everyone had lots of fun. The following girls and leaders of the C.GLT. of Beverley Hills United Church enjoyed a weekâ€"end camp on October 4â€"5 at Norval: Carol Nicholson, Sharon Everdale, Linda Seeley, Jean Jolly, Mary Parks, Anne Hadley, Marriane Mrs. W. Dusk were initiated to kitchen duty and very graciously assisted Mrs. F. ‘Torelli serving refreshments to close the evening. Yvonne Avenue Home and School Association held their Monthly Meeting at the school on Monday, October 5. Though it was a terrible evening there was a very good turnout. The parents had & chance to visit the classrooms and talk with the teachers, where they were given a run down on the year‘s work. Mr, Paterson gave a short talk and the evening closed with a social half hour. Mrs. Ev Fraser presided. , Store Hours â€" 12.30 Wed. Thursdays â€" Fridays to 9 p.m Exclusive in Weston and Surrounding Areas One of many styles to choose from. Short, Threeâ€" Quarter, Sevenâ€"Eight and Full Length. ; [(3~ geake 77 farcta _ 1 [ac . Ilarcio HWlac 3/ "gampus coat 0,)/00 The Smith family recently of 20 Loney Avenue and now living in Trenton, spent last weekâ€"end visitâ€" ing their old neighbours in Oakâ€" dale Acres. The trophies won by the Crang Plaza Bantam Softball team and the Toronto 400 Lions Midget team are on display in the window of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Crang Plaza. On display are the W.D.S.L. Champions trophy for both Bantam and Midget and the Best of the Bantams Preston Trophy for 1959. Two Close In Angus Competition Maryn, Miss M. Elliott, and Mrs. R. Gray. The program consisted of singing, sports, drama, crafts, hikes and cookâ€"outs. The weather was wonderful and 50 girls atâ€" tended. The collection received at the Church Service was donated to the Telegram Milk Fund. 3. M. Bagg: 4. R. Marquis Heifer, two years in milk or evidence of mear calving: 1. Mi Bagy; 2. R. Marâ€" quis; 3. M. Bagg. Heifer, one year; 1. M. Bagg:; 2. M. Bagg: 3. R. Margquis; 4. R l{lrguh. Heifer '(?nlf, Senior: 1. R. Mar quis; 2. R. Margquis; 3. M. Bagi; 4. M Baiu _ Meifer Calf, Junior: R. Marguis; 2. R. Margquis; 8. M. Bagg; 4. Bert Gardâ€" house, RR 1, Unionville. S Best Graded Herd: 1. M. Bagg: 2. M. Bagg:; 3. R. Marquis; 4. R. Marquis. Grand Champion Female: No winner. Reserve Grand Champion: No winner. Yearling Heifer exhibited in 1968 Woodâ€" bridge 43{ Club to be shown by same member: No entries. In the Polled Angus division of the Beef Cattle exhibits, Malcolm Bagg of Uxbridge, and Ronald K. Marquis, RR 1, Sunderland, vied for the top honors. Mr, Bagg took a slight edge at completion of the judging at the Woodbridge Fair. Junior‘ Bull: 1. Malcoim Bagk: 2. fans. *R Marous: 1,, e meay., Bap wi 2. R. Marquis; 3. M. ._ Bul g:fl under one year: M. Bagg; 2. M. i. Cow, any age in milk or evidence of near calving: 1. M. Bagg: 2. R. Marquis; Three animals, get of one sire: M Bagg: 2. M. Bagg; 3. R. Marquis; 4. R Marquis. _ Results of the showing are as follows: Two animals, progeny of one cow: 1 Weston â€" CH. 1â€"0121 53 Main St. North Bushel Fall Wheat: 1. Bannon and Camâ€" eron, R.R. 2, Woodbridge: 2. George Boynion, R.R. 2, Woodbridge: 3. Russell Boynton, ‘R.R. 2. Woodbridge: | 4. Carl Boynton, RR. 2, Woodbrhfio: 5. Lawrence Keffer, Maple. Bushel Spring Wheat: No Murguis; 2. M M. 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