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_ Weston ) CENTRAL UNITED *__ Children _ presented _ for : Christian baptism last Sunâ€" day were: Earl David, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fredâ€" erick Keen; Ken Arthur, son of Mr. and Mis. Donald Edâ€" ward Prior; Jeffrey Craig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maxweil Rice. Cradle _ Roll _ graduates were: Donald Edward Burâ€" tom, Judith _ Ann Black, Carol Anne Bueglas, Wendy Ann Currie, Wendy Irene Couvilion, Chery! Canning, Andrew Keatun Cecil, Cary Wayne Chittenden, Catherine Ann Cunningham, Timothy Dickin, Gary Ernst, Kenneth Munroe _ Frankum, _ Waite Hubbard, Robert James Hepâ€" burn, Philip David Hutchinâ€" son, Karen Celeste Hilfman, Cameron â€" Harkness, Nancy Lynr Little, Ernest â€" Glen Moores, James Robert Maly, Heather Lynn Moffat, Jenâ€" nifer Jane Morley, Thomas William _ Newton, Kathryn Irene Perkins, David Harold Ross, Kim â€" Ann â€" Ramey, Shaughn _ Padden Seward, Carol Frances Skudder, Gary Robert Sauro, Donna Lynn ‘Thompson, Marilyn Patricia Tidey, Russell William Wells. OUR SA VIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, THISTLETOW N Holy commuion will be celebrated during the service of worship â€" this _ Sunday morning. Those who intend One day life cut with a savage thrust into the heart of a young mother leaving it bare and bleeding from the loss of her sixâ€"yearâ€"old son. Time came and pressed her broken heart close to the heart of her Heavenly Father until it was healed with the life 1 1 Td e qi LE mnasan ho. giving flow of sympathy and love that passed beâ€" tween the two. Some time later she heard of a mother who had lost her little girl in an accident. Despite the fact that she was a complete stranger to her she visited the mother and told her how the Lord had come close to her and comforted her. i m F n on ape e ad O TPOD ARIMNT OOOUOIARA ENT OE Result? The recently bereaved mother accepted the Lord as her personal Saviour and yielded her heart as a receptacle for the same comfort. A few days later some folks dropped in to visit her and she greeted them saying, "The most wonderful thing has happened to me! I have just received Jesus into my heart as Saviour." F . Poow eipe it Did you know that the prophet Jeremiah once wished that he had a summer cottage? He said: "Oh, that I had in the wilderness a lodging place of wayâ€" faring men that I might leave my people and go from them." Poor Jeremiah! He was tired of the sinful ways of his people and longed to get away from it all. How often do Christians in these times of conâ€" fusion and tumult long for a change to relieve the almost unbearable tensions! But, suppose that we are in a position where we can get away; what do we do then? Jesus gives us the answer. He tells us the secret of relieving our tensions right where we are. "Abide in Me," He said. He is waiting there with everything that we need spiritually. He merely asks us to make use of Him, counting all that He has as ours, too. IICALV E20 NOELTIUTCC How fruitful we become when we refuse to allow the crusts of bitterness harden our hearts toward the sufferings of others. Happy is the christian who looks past his own heartaches and seeks to be a blessâ€" ing to others. "Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone; but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit." John 12: 24. When we want to alight from a bus we step down on the step which actuates the mechanism to open the door with confidence and assurance that the door will open. If we did not take the step, if we waited for the door to open, we would never get off the bus. Jesus asks a similar act of confidence from each of us. He wants us to act spiritually as though we already have in Christ what we so desperately need â€"and, if we act so, we will find that we actually do have it. â€" â€" _ ‘"Therefore, I say unto you: what things soever ye desire when ye pray, believe that ye receive them and ye shall have them." (Mark 11: 24) (Jeremiah The premises of Lippay Motors Ltd., 2095 Lawrence Ave. West, Weston, has been taken over by: who will continue to sell and service Chrysler Products. Renault Customers ‘are also invited to use our service facilities. Our Parts Department may be reached | The Used Car Lot is still in its original by dialing CH 9â€"2205. location at: 2097 Weston Rd. CH 9â€"2236. o WESTON DODGEâ€"DESOTO LTD. WESTON DODGEâ€"DESOTO LTD. The NEW â€" Telephone No We have also expanded our Sales and Service to include the complete line of Morris Cars and the fabulous MG Sports Car Christian Thoughts NOTTCE! and District Church News to partake of the Lord‘s Supper should notify the pastor of their intention prior to Saturday, June 11. The next service of holy comâ€" munion will be held July 10 and the second Sunday of each month thereafter. On Sunday, June 12, at 8 p.m. Rev. C. A. Waech, head of synod‘s department . of evangelism, will chair the preaching, . teaching, reachâ€" ing, followâ€"up meeting at Trinity Luthern Church. To quote Rev. J. R. Schutt, diâ€" rector of evangelism for Onâ€" tario district, "There is real danger that meetings become antiâ€"climacticâ€"a mere goodâ€" will gesture. That would be stark tragedy following upon u glorious experience. That must not happen!" All memâ€" bers of the mission are urged to attend the meeting. Brochures and registration blanks are available for boys and girls of the congregation who would like to spend some time at a summer camp. ST. PHILIPS ANGLICAN Last Thursday Rev. Howâ€" ard Matson returned from his threeâ€"week mission in Jaâ€" maica. â€" His _ family _ and friends were delighted to see him â€"looking so well and tanned. This Saturday the parish picnic will be held in Glen Haffy _ conservation park, which is near Mone Mills. The men will serve hotâ€"dogs and coffee at lunch time. Those participating are adâ€" CH. 9â€"3356 | CLAIR GOODYEAR Many â€" local residents . were smong the delegation of over 500 ministers which flooded Alliston last weekend for a threeâ€"day conâ€" vention of Jehovah‘s Witnesses. 500 Attend 3â€"Day ConventionAtAlliston "The special training program," convention chairman Konn Weigand stated, "will provide a stimulus to the free bible educaâ€" tion program conducted by the witnesses _ to _ promote â€" better domestic relations through acâ€" curate _ knowledge â€" of _ God‘s word. "Our conventions are neither crusades nor revivals. They are quiet, dignified gatherings of Christians intent upon filling their minds with bible wisdom." Mr. Larry Gray, their local representative, emphasized this peint in his opening address of welcome. "The threeâ€"day trainâ€" ing program," he said, "will have very beneficial results in fortifyâ€" ing Christians in the Alliston disâ€" trict to face the present internaâ€" tional crisis squarely." Friday evening Mr. Harold Morrison, circuit supervisor, disâ€" cussed this practical assistance being given to nearly 250 families in the district and stressed the great need for adequate bible inâ€" ‘structors. "Christ Jesus, the greatest teacher of Christianity, ‘therefore serves as the example for all dedicated Christians toâ€" ‘day,” Morvison said. Two interesting highlights of the conference were the special baptism service on Saturday and the highly organized cafeteria which served the food needs of the Targe delegation. Mr. Vie White, district superâ€" visor, in speaking to the candiâ€" dates for baptism, explained, "The act of Christian baptism is not an emotional one but reached only â€" after much study â€" and thought. It is actually a symbol or evidence of one‘s personal dedication to God‘s will for uniâ€" versal Christian education," he continued. History is meaningfull to all churches, but it is parâ€" ticularly interesting to this church. St. Philip‘s history dates back to 1828 when the first frame church was built, In it Rev. W. A. Johnson, D.D., started a school for boys, which later moved to Port Hope and became Trinâ€" ity College school. Sir Wilâ€" liam Osler was confirmed in it. In 1888 a fire destroyed the old church, but the newâ€" lyâ€"installed organ was resâ€" cued and removed to the sucâ€" ceeding brick building which was enlarged in 1955. Mr. George Bodemer, a sales coâ€"ordinator from Bradford, orâ€" ganized a staff of 40 to serve apâ€" proximately 1,000 meals during the weekend. vised to bring only a picnic supper with them.. e Some parishioners rememâ€" ber the installations of the first electric lights in 1936. In the year that the oid brick building was enlarged Rev. T. B. Butler, who had also served as dinismwf St. Matthias, St. Andrews and in Thistletown for 25 years, retired. Rev. Mr. Matson was appointed _ rector _ of _ St. Philip‘s. â€" This Sunday marks the 132nd â€" anniversary â€" of St. Scott Outboard Motors, Lakeâ€" field Boats, Fibreglass Boats, Teeâ€"Nee Trailers, Marine Accessories Fred‘s Marine A peak attendance of 610 was THISTLETOWN CH. 4â€"7981 (Cor. Thistletown and Albion Road) The Weston Union of the Woâ€" men‘s _ Christian _ Temperance Union held their May meeting at the home of Mrs. J. Draper, 40 Joseph street, Weston. Mrs. D. Davidge, who chaired the meeting, received the annual reâ€" ports from the various officers. Mrs. Draper and Mrs. G. Medâ€" hurst spoke of their impressions from the County Convention of the W.C.T.U. at New Toronto, which they had attended. Mrs. V. Bussey read the story of Rachel and Leah from the book by Edith Deen entitled, "All the Women of the Bible." _ An invitation is extended to all of St. Philip‘s friends to worship with the congreâ€" gation on this occasion. . wESTON UNION OF W.CT.VU. _ The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction after which refreshments . were served. en hand Sunday afternoon to hear the advertised public lecture, "Finding Peace in This Troubled World," by Mr. Vic White. Warm applause met _White’s statement, "A peaceful solution to the presâ€" cnt crisis lies . in recognizing God‘s kingdom government and submitting to its rule. The new world society â€"of© Jehovah‘s Witâ€" nesses is proof that this peace can now be found for they alâ€" ready are practising internationâ€" al disarmament." Local residents were happy to hear a final announcement of a large district convention to be held in Toronto at the Canadian National Exhibition . June 30 to July 3. Philip‘s. The: 11 a.m. sermon will be preached by the Ven. R. P. Dann, Archdeacon of Etobicoke and rector of St. George‘s, Islington. In addiâ€" tion, an archives chest, which has been donated to hold books and historical docuâ€" ments, will be dedicated. 1943 Weston Rd, (at John St. Formerly 47 Main 8t. North A Sunny Future Delightfully Cooll PRICED AT 16.95 This Play Suit has a Detachable Skirt. Warm Weather Wear Top ....3.95 Slims .. .4.95 Weisdor f‘s Fashions With W eisdorf‘s 13 Ratepayers Groups, Unite In Etobicoke T. A. Hollinshead, of Bondâ€" head _ Place, Thistletown, was named chairman of the newly formed Northern Etobicoke Afâ€" fiiated _ Ratepayers‘ _ Associaâ€" tion, which is the federated body of the 18 ratepayers‘ groups in the area. Organization of the formal group came after a series of inâ€" formal meetings by executive members of the various rateâ€" payers‘ associations to discuss the currently pressing topic of posâ€" sible division of Ward 4 of the township, in conjunction with a general overhaul of the townâ€" ship‘s ward boundaries and counâ€" cil setup. The new association has the long range objective of providâ€" ing a medium for joint consulâ€" tation and unified action on area problems, Mr. Hollinshead said. Seventyâ€"five per cent of the cars tested in one day by traffic officers operating a safety lane at Cloverdale Mall were rejected because of faulty wheel alignâ€" ment. More Tennis Courts For Weston‘s Racqueteers By Bill Johnson Speaking of tennis, it is inâ€" teresting to note that 34 years ago Weston residents were sufâ€" ficiently tennisâ€"conscious to give it priority among the many athâ€" letic activities enjoyed in the town. In the spring of 1926 Mayor Robert Flynn organized and beâ€" came the first president of the Weston Amateur Athletic Asâ€" sociation. Its activities numbered tennis, lacrosse, hockey, softball and baseball. Summer Hockey Sessions Set For Arena The spring hockey school held at Weston arena has come to a close with over 100 boys attendâ€" ing. Next on the schedule is the summer session. The school is now preparing: to receive boys from Boston, Scarsdale, New York, Rochester, Kenmore, Buffalo, Detroit, Plyâ€" mouth (Mich.), Danvers (Mass.), Ottawas, Montreal, Aburn (Ont.), Cannington, _ Brampton, _ Glen Williams and from many parts of Toronto. There will be a repâ€" resentative of each of the hockey leagues in the metropolitan area who will experience a week of inâ€" struction in the fundamentals of hockey. The mayor of Weston will welâ€" come these boys at the Weston Town Hall on Monday, June 27, at 3 p.m. The Double Blue Hockey orâ€" ganization is appealing to resiâ€" dents of Weston to help accomâ€" modate these boys (on payâ€" ment). No equipment will be taken into their homes and this would be a fine opportunity for local residents to show their hosâ€" pitality. Maurice Black, president of the organization, will be pleased to hear from anyone interested at HU 9â€"9730. The school will be from Monâ€" day, June 27, to July 3. 4 JUNE, 1959 Unplaced Applicants Claimants for U. I. Benefits This Week‘s Employment Picture Here are the statistics from the National Employment Office, in Weston: A BETTER BUY BECAUVSE JT‘S BETTER BUILT If 90% of your driving is city drivingâ€"why not economize with a Hillman. Available also in Sedans and Station Wagons. As low as $195.00 down, cash or trade, and $52.00 per month with 1.A.C. Financing. HILLMAN _â€" SUNBEAM . HUMBER 1747 ST. CLAIR WEST WEST TORONTO AUTO IMPORTS LTD. 4032 3584 | _ The â€" local _ newspaper," the Times and Guide, anxious to stimulate interest in tennis, had donated trophies on two ozcaâ€" sions, in 1928 and 1946. ' Reorganization of the W.A.A.A. took place i¢. 1931. It then beâ€" came known as the Weston Athâ€" letie Commission. In that year the Weston Tennis Club became a separate entityâ€"a private club â€"and moved from the town hall area to the left bank of the Humber river just south of the Lawrence avenue bridge. In this secluded district it prosâ€" pered and became one of the most active clubs in the area. It was during this period that Laurie Jones attained the title of Ontario â€" junior â€" men‘s â€" singles champion. The Weston team also attained fame in the Lakeshore League matches. Lifelong partnerships resulted among many of the early tennis players. The club still offers matchmaking ground for the deâ€" scendants of the original foundâ€" ers. In October, 1955, soon after the Lions ‘Club obtained the recreation area, plans were made for improvements. Before these could be executed Hurricane Hazel brought complete destrucâ€" tion to the area. In the succeeding year the Lions Club provided more land on which two hard tennis courts were eventually constructed. The 1959 season saw the Wesâ€" ton Tennis Club as an active member of the Toronto Lawn Tennis Association. Mr. Trigg, last year‘s president, acknowlâ€" edged the high calibre exhibited by Weston players. With two adâ€" ditional asphalt courts. he is looking forward to a successful season. PRIZE WINNING QUARTET of the Weston Silver Band who won top honours at this year‘s Orillia Music Festival. Shown from In the club‘s hall of{ fame are listed: for ladies‘ singies chamâ€" pionship, Miss Bertha Scrace, in 1928; Miss Alma Chapman, in 1929; Miss Edna LaRose, in 1930, and Mrs. Alex Faichnie, in 1946. Men‘s _ singles _ championship trophy. donated by W. B. 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