The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Canadian Violinist Excels In Weston Goncert Finale On Saturday evening the final concert of the 1959â€"60 series of the Weston Concert Association was held in Weston Collegiate auditorium. The guest artist was Donna Grescoe, violinist, accomâ€" panied by John Coveart. Miss Grescoe is a young Cana~ dian, a native of Winnipeg, who has won many prizes and scholarâ€" ships and who is now a resident of New York City. One merely touches the surface by saying that Miss Grescoe is a talented artist. With her charm and stage presence she soon capâ€" tivated her large audience. This was no mean feat, as she began her program with the Kreisler ‘"Praeludium and Allegro" «and went straight into the Tschaikowâ€" sky "Violin Concerto." This work is one which presents many pitâ€" falls for the unwary and can beâ€" come a boring exhibition if the artist is unable to "get it across" to the audience. The prolonged applause at the end of the first movement was testimony to Miss Grescoe‘s success with her Wesâ€" ton audience. Thistletown Group Revives Ass‘n; To Battle Elms Zoning In the deep freeze for almost a year, Thistletown Ratepayers‘ Asâ€" sociation reorganized at a special meeting at Thistletown public school last night. Heading the revival effort is Jerry McCabe, former president of the Thistletown Association, and the secretary of the Etobiâ€" coke Citizens‘ Advisory Commitâ€" tec, P. W. Burkholder, Although the usual general problems of community associaâ€" tions will be the concern of the association, the immediate proâ€" ject, as outlined by the interim executive, is to give maximum support to the Save the Elms Committee in the pending appearâ€" ance before the Municipal Board on the rezoning of the Elms golf course site. 4 Recipe Of The Woek Here‘s the answer to yout dessert problems when you want something really deliâ€" cious, yet easy to make.. The foundation _ for _ Chocolate Vienna Torte is & simple butâ€" ter lpon?‘ -fl or ‘chiffon cake that ean bought or made. The eake is eut into three layers, then filled and frosted with a rich chocolate butter creamm: . Rew people will be able to guess that the filling cam be assembled in next to no time, thanks to a chocolate flavored instant pudding mix,. _ Butter and icing sugar added to the mix give it & truly homeâ€"made touch. _ Before ‘serving the torte can be ducomtédg with shaved chocolate and chilled thoroughly. _ We have a Holiday Guide for 1960 which lists many suggestions, Tours to New England, Virwnin, Florida, The Canadian est, _ Bermuda, Washington and many other interesting places. There are cruise suggestions listed from two days to two weeks, some of the cruises are in Canada and others in the West Indies. Call York Travel Bureau for yol\l:|r (li\olidliy needda, or better still, drop in an a copy of our Hglidny Gu(fi? This delectable torte should bring the hostess lots of compliments when it‘s served at an Easter tea or spring bridal shower. And it sfiould prove to be an exceedingly popular dessert with the family, throughout the spring and. summer months. As a change, the flavor of the pudding mix and the decoraâ€" tive effects can be varied. One idea might be to use strawberry instant pudding mix with pieces of fresh strawberries sprinkled on fip of the cake, or a vanilla mix topped with orange slices. Chocolate Vienna Torte Yieldâ€"12 to 16 servings 1 sponge, angel or chiffon cake ring, 8 or 9 inches in Many people are undecided at this time of year, about where they would: like to go for their holidays. No matter what month your holidays are scheduled, we can offer sugâ€" gestions that will fit your pocketbook and ensure your pleasure. oe Following _ the . intermission York Travel Bureau Will you share your favorite recipe? We feel there must be many renowned hosâ€" tesses in our area who have favourite recipes that never fail to please. If you have, and would like,to share them with others, send them along to: ; 1043 WESTON ROAD ~* ROâ€"6â€"1777 TRAVEL TOPIGS Taste Tempting Torte Olive Aldous Garrett.Women‘s Editor Miss Grescoe continued in a lighter veinâ€"Mendelssohn‘s "On Wings of Song" was lyricism as it should be presented. By modern composers, "From San Domingo" of Arthur Benjamin and an arâ€" rangement of Porter‘s "Wunderâ€" bar" well pleased the hearers. Mr. Coveart as soloist played Chopin‘s "C Sharp Minor Etude" and the "B Flat Minor Scherzo." As accompanist Mr. Coveart gave sympathetic â€" support to Miss Grescoe, but behind it all one could sense the brilliant technique required for solo work of this calibre. The fact that Mr. Coveâ€" art has studied with Gerald Moore ("The Unashamed Accomâ€" panist" is enough to assure one that he is able to do a good job diameter 1 cup soft butter 1% cups sifted icing sugar 1 package (approx. 4% ozs.) chocolateâ€"flavored _ instant pudding mix % cup cold milk % cup boiling water % teaspoon rum flavoring Purchase or make up and cool the cake ring. Split cake horizontally into 3 layâ€" ers. Cream butter thoroughly; NIAGARA FINANCE LOAN OFFICE We‘ve been looking forward to openâ€" ing a branch here for sometime . .. and this new office means a lot to us. We hope it will mean a great deal to you, too. If you‘re thinking of borâ€" rowing money then you want the best allâ€"round loanâ€"company package in Canada. We believe we have this â€" and will prove it if you come in. Chances are that together we can formerly at 47 Main St. North ‘ is now at 1941 Weston Rd. â€" Tel. CH. 4â€"6427" CHOCOLATE VIENNA TORTE "You are . always welcome at Niagara" : Anno_uncing aa‘s a change of address | Your Largest Allâ€"Canadian Loan Company SUBSIDIARY OF INDUSTRIAL ACCEPTANCE CoRPORATiON in either capacity, as soloist or accompanist. The program ended with some short works by Miss Grescoe. These included an arrangement of the wellâ€"known Chopin "Nocture, Op. 9, No. 2," Kroll‘s "Banjo and Fiddle," Liadov‘s "Music Box" (which nearly ran down!) and Heifetz‘ "Carmen Fantasie." Miss Grescoe‘s personality, her musicianship and enjoyment of all she does in music were sensed by the audience. The respect of soloist and accompanist for the work of each other led to work which made the evening a most memorable one. This â€" concert proved a fitting climax to the fifth series of the Weston Conâ€" cert Association, 4 # blend in icing sugar and inâ€" stant pudding, Add milk and beat with hand rotary beater or eléctric mixer until light and fluffy. Gradually beat in boiling water and continue to beat with hand rotary beater or electric mixer until smooth and creamy; mix in rum flavoring. Fill and frost the cake layers with this cream mixture. Decorate with shaved _ unsweetened shocoâ€" late. Chill The annual meeting and elecâ€" work out a plan that will give you the money you require . . . to be repaid in monthly amounts you can conveniently handle. Niagara Loans are made up to $2,500 and someâ€" times more. An added peace of mind feature is that Niagara Loans can be lifé insured for your protection. And remember, you‘re always welcome at Niagara. ' Dorothy Mellon Wed In Pearlâ€"Encrusted Gown Reverend William Bothwell d‘\ ficiated at the l!::- cereâ€" mony at St. Dav Anglican Chuzch, Weston, which united in wmarriage Miss Dorothy Mellon and Mr. Donald Bruce Barton. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Joseph Melion of Mount Dennis and the late Mr. Mellon, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Barton of Weston and the late Detective Donald Bruce Barton. Given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Joseph Melion, the bride wore a fullâ€"length brocade gown of white, scalloped neckline outlined in pearls; the sleeves were long and tapered, and the skirt ended in a short train. Her fingertip veil was held in place with a jewelled coronet and she earried pink roses. Atténding her sister as bridesâ€" maid, Miss Joyce Mellon wore a gown of pink tulle and lace and her hat was in matching pink. The tiny flowergirls, Miss Shirley Graham and Miss Connie Legget, were in bouffant dresses of baby blue, their hats were white and they carried tiny nosegays. Cancellation of the preâ€"natal classes originally scheduled for Downsview United Church, Keele street, has been necessary due to the resignation of North York public health nurses over the car allowance dispute with the townâ€" ship council, it was announced on Monday. Mr. James Barton of the RCMP, Regina, Saskatchewan, atâ€" tended his brother as best man. Ushers in the church were Mr., Barry Barton and Mr. Brent Barton. Downsview United Prenatal Glasses Are Cancelled Mrs. Mellon received her guests at the wedding reception . in Mount Dennis Community Hall in a powder blue lace gown and matching coat ensemble and the groom‘s mother, Mrs. Barton, assisted in blue lace with matchâ€" ing feather hat. R Residents of the Downsview area have been advised that two alternate ¢lasses are available for those interested in the classâ€" According to Mrs. H. Percival, secretary of the preâ€"natal educaâ€" tion committee of the Social Planning Council, the nearest afternoon classes for expectant mothers are at Rexdale United Church on Elmhurst drive, Evenâ€" ing classes dre being held ‘at Shaarei Shomayim Synagogue, 840 St. Clair avenue west. tion of officers of the Weston Concert Association will be held in the Municipal Building at 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 26. â€" The membership campaign for the coming season will be conducted between May 6 and 12. On her wedding trip to Miami, Fiorida, the bride travelled in gh antique ivory gabardine suit and white accessories. . he Upon their return Mr. and Mus. Barton will live in the Tretheâ€" wey section of Weston. of a reversible caat of wool broadclotly and â€" wool tweed. Made in Canada. it is a lineâ€" forâ€"line of an original design :;UL young Canaâ€" dian couturier, Angelina. The new collarless neckline and deep patch pockets highâ€" light the elegantly simple lines W ORKING WiTH CA N AdiaA Ns TN oV ERY W a Lk 3. hane n PE 5. t 2 “~@M§ l o @“mfi 42. yVA Wroes n ° ' :Q Banx or MontTtrEAL Qanadas Forst Cank To save money â€" to borrow money â€" for help in all financial matters, come in and see us soon. We shall always be glad to dis: cuss â€" in complete confidence, of course â€" any financial problems you may have and to offer you, your family and your friends the use of the Bank‘s services. Personal accounts, business accounts, houschold chequing accounts, lowâ€"cost perâ€" sonal loans and safekeeping facilities are only a few of the many services provided ... helpful services that make life casierâ€" a little smoother. Yes, you‘ll find convenient banking service right in the new Royal York Plaza at Roval York Road and Trehorne Drive ... at the new Bank of Montreal Branch which opens there on Monday morning. Lt will provide upâ€"toâ€"date banking service to shoppers, resi dents, merchants and business men in the district. in the ROYAL YORK PLAZA Rayal York Road & Trehorne Drive Branch DONALD 8. STEWART, Manager Â¥OU CAN Dolls that were cherished by little Canadian bjrlu in the 19th cent\lkm z_ admired by little eentury Canadian girls at the North York Public Library, Three of the dolls form a musical ip and are presenting n :ulicg.a?lb harpist is dressed in a white period dress that would mot look out of place on a modern doll. There is a niusic box in the base of the harp which, when wound, plays music as the doll‘s rs strum the harp strings. matronly pignist is seated in & very stately fashion at the piâ€" ano,. The singer, with a Jenny Lind hairdo, is dressed in a very elaborate~ dress and looks very soulful as befits the occasion. A small hand made mahogany table with chairs to match is covered with a very old embroidered linen tablecloth and set with china for the tea which is to follow the musicle, Several of these dolls, which are on loan from the collection of Perey Band, are 130 years old. Although they were imported from Europe they were owned by Canadian children of that era and are part of a Canadian way of life. This collection may be seen in the children‘s department durâ€" ing library hours. 7. Be careful if you find any bird‘s nestsâ€"thére are many aniâ€" mals that will make a meal of young birds or eggs and they would like to know where the nests are located. Do not visit nests you have found too often, always try to leave the area unâ€" disturbed and never trample a pathway into a nest. The Good Neighbors ciub held their weekly euchre at the home of Mrs. Miles, Lockheed Blvd., with the winners being: Mrs. Ann Sonoski, 87; Mrs. Marg. Watts, 72; Mrs. Doris itunter, 71; low score, Mrs. Myrtle Roberts 35. Birthday greetings go to Joha EImlea Jottings a litthk IT / C I_ \ \, & lt d Wms 5t Nhewvit xd 'I/ n / : 7 oo M To R “ / / n fi”fl’i]fl;?il' [\ 3 “’fi;u \{&;gs“"’i}-%’fi,’l \Aéfi SE eS “' !gg!g!“::'fi !/ / J 7 © Haines, Rexdale, for April 11 Mr. and Mrs. J. Lucas, Islingâ€" ton avenue north, celebrated their wedding anniversary on March 28. Evelyn expressed her appreciaâ€" tion to all those present for the 40 beautiful gifts received. Reâ€" freshments were served by the hostess. Evelyn Whitehead, Byng avâ€" enue, was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower held at the home of Mrs. H. Petrie, Alâ€" bion road, last Thursday. The cake cutting tradition is observed by radiant b and groom, Mr. and Mrs. David Reginald Dickinson « their wedding in Westminster United Church, Weston. 1 erend James S. Mackenzie officiated. Mrs. Dickinson, former Peggy Aileen Shaw. is the daughter of Mr. and James Robert Shaw, of Weston, and her husband is the of Mrs. Eunice Watchorn and the late Mr. R. Dickinsor Toronto. In the past week Evelyn has Win not drop in and see our new office on your next shopping trip? A warm welâ€" come awaits vou at Canada‘s First Bank. Vhis new B of M eliminates the need for yhoppers to make special trips to the bank ... and ofters the same kind of helpful servâ€" ice Canadians in every walk of life have come to expect from the B of M over the bianking service righ when you need it .. ol the shopping area PARKING‘S NO PROBLEM, EMTHER past 112 Now NCns expect Nou have â€" modern, upâ€"toâ€"date right where you need it, without stepping out You won‘t have to spend time fooking for a place to park your car when you bank .at our conveâ€" nient new office. You‘ll find adequate parking space close to the Bank. L T F _ Work has ‘started on the new |senior and junior public school un the Elms Golf club ground% attended two other showers held in her honor. One was held by Miss Shirley Snider at St. Amâ€" drew‘s _ Anglican _ Church, the other by Mrs. D. Smith and Mrs, H. Scriebner at their Byng ave enue home. Anglican Church, Thistletown. Our best wishes go to Leon@ Poirer of Islington avenue who was wed on Saturday. ; . Evelyn is to be married to Bob Mee on April 30 at St. Andrew‘s