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THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€"â€" Thurs, June 21, 1962 Walleyfield Public School held it‘s annual Playâ€"Day last Friday, June 15th, with six teams comâ€" peting in Broad Jumping, Bean Bag Throwing, High Jumping, Dodge Ball, Relay Races, Wand Jump and Running Bases in nine seconds. Captain of the first place team was Bruce Abel, with Gary Benâ€" mett‘s team in second place and Ross Warriner in third. Players on the winning team included Kathy Barker, Dave Mcâ€" Gill, Jennifer Harfield, Michael Allen, Sandra Gershuny, Chris Bielecki. Ricky Barron, Kim Kenâ€" nedy and Ann Sutherland. Ladies of the Royal York Garâ€" dens District Euchre Club wound up their season with a dinner at So happy to see David Lyon in Church last Sunday. David has been on the sick list for a very long time and all his friends reâ€" joice to see him well again. It was Flower and Award Sunâ€"| day last week at Trethewey Park ! United Church. This is the cliâ€"| max of the Sunday School year. The church was beautifully deâ€"| corated with baskets of flowers. After the singing of the opening ; hymn, the three to fiveâ€"yearâ€"olds | from the Beginners Department proceeded up the aisle to the Chancel carrying nosegay bou~‘ quets of white daisies, These| were received by the minis!er" who placed them in a special holder in the shape of a cross which stood in the centre of the Chancel. It was most fitting that the child presented for Baptism | during the service should be the daughter of a former member of the Sunday School. This was Brenda Marie, daughter of Mr.}| and Mrs. Retty (nee Judy Bevan) | and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Bevan. The Junior Choir, | dressed in their fresh white | gowns, sang as their anthem "Lord of All Being." Using dais | fes to illustrate his sermon "Daisâ€" ies DO Tell", Mr. Clarke showed the congregation a lovely white daisy and compared it to the purâ€" ity of a baby. Then taking an-‘ other white daisy and dipping it into a solution which turned it a | dingy mauve color he explained that this was what happens to the lives:of boys and girls when | they develop bad habits such as | lying, laziness, disobedience, etc. | Another daisy was sprayed with 1 a red colouring and illustrated | the people whose religion is only a dress up on the outside. Final ‘ ly he showed a pretty pink daisy whose colouring comes from a | solution drawn up through the stem and shows a loveliness which comes from the inside and wolours all our life. Although the message was directed to the boys and girls, it could be applied to the lives of all those who heard. Congratulations to Derek Mcâ€" Cracken who has successfully «ompleted his second year at Mcâ€" Master University. Miss June Craydon was guest of honour at a miscellaneous shower held by Miss Lorraine HOW NOT TO DO IT is the message these memâ€" bers of the Canadian Red Cross Water Safety Service attempt to put across to the public at the official opening of the Weston Lion‘s Pool on HARDINGTON & DISTRICT MRS. E. WILSON Mrs. Theima Leadbeater Royal York Plaza Chitâ€"Chat the Town House last Wednesday evening, June 12th, after which they went to see "West Side Story". 5 Thirtyâ€"seven . women of m.jand Mirs. Ed Paerson 8t 1NE Westmount District Red Cross Humber Memorial Hospital. Mrs. attended their Annual Picnic at Patterson was the former Betty Stratford, Ontario, last Tuesday, | Watts. June lith. Games were played Mrs. R. G. Waugh of Winnipeg, and prizes were won by Mary arrived over the weekend to visit Nash and Jessie Rhoes, with 20 | with her daughter and sonâ€"inâ€"law, other gifts given out. | Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Fasken of ‘The "Good Neighbor" Euchre 1T'"00 Road. Club night was held at the home | _ Mr. and Mrs. E. Crevier of 24 of Mrs. Mary Nash, 36 Braecrest, ‘Trehorne Drive left over the last Thursday evening, with\weekend for a holiday in Branâ€" prizes going to Ann Sonoskiâ€" | don and Saskatoon. They plan first, with a score of 74, Edna to motor to Port McNichol and Hutchisonâ€"72, Kay Kuzickâ€"69| take the ferry across Lake Suâ€" and Ada Woodendâ€"42. ‘ perior. CH If you are thinking of purchasing on outstanding Aâ€"1 Used Car, we suggest that you take advantage of this opportunity to save many dollars EVERY CAR IN OUR LOT HAS BEEN DRASTICALLY REDUCED IN PRICE FOR THIS SALE ANNUAL â€"JUNE CLEARANCE SALE Aâ€"1 USED CARS 1995 WESTON RD. CH 1â€"3521 AND WITH EVERY CAR WE OFFER New Low Finance Rates * Low Dor LITTLE BROS. Complete Ford Sales And Service For Over 35 Years LITTLE BROS. EXTRA SALESMEN ON DUTY FOR THIS SALE SHOP IN COMFORT AT TORONTO‘S LARGEST OUTDOOR SHOWROOM ay | Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watts of ch | Royaleigh became proud grandâ€" de | parents on . Wednesday, June 13th, when a boy was born to Mr. he | and Mrs. Ed Patterson at the ss| Humber Memorial Hospital. Mrs. at ' Patterson was the former Betty v. | Watts. CH 47863 TRANSISTOR RADIO Are Continuing Their Darlington moved over into the seat of honour at a shower Tuesâ€" day evening when friends and neighbours gathered at the home of Mrs. Rae Gill (nee Wilson}. Added pleasure was given the brideâ€"tobe when she discovered that Miss Hirst was among the guests. Happy â€" Birthday to Sandra Brown, Betty Wilson, June 22; Zenck Gajewski, June 23; Eddie Perry, Don Slinger, June 25; Lorâ€" raine Easson, John Ashe, June 26; Brenda Locke, Bobby Lewis, June 27. The Senior Choir at Trethewey Park is the eatingest choir in exâ€" Saturday. Their demonstration which showed what to do when an emergency arises afloat, was one of the highlights of the evening. Other entertainment featured the Leaside Aphrodites, Baton twirling, and the music of the Weston Silver Band. WITH EVERY CAR â€"â€" PLUS Rates * Low Down Payments * Full Warranty as 2209 WESTON RD. CH 6â€"6647 How are children to know what dangers they meet, when swimming at their favourite reâ€" treat, Weeds and holes and big sharp rocks. Teach them the hazards that they‘re to watch, How are children to know that an airfilled toy, can bring the death of a little boy. A gust of wind blows it out of reach. Keep airfilled toys up on the beach. How are children to know when swimming alone, that water can take them far from home. Swift speeding currents go way out to sea. Teach them to swim in company. How are children to know on a speeding boat, that an upset makes it stop to float. Spill in the water but not near the Are They To Know? istance and when it‘s the male sections that provide the meal it‘s really news. The table looked beautiful with its centre piece of roses and the menu was a gourâ€" met‘s dream. We like to thank the wives behind the men who did the work. to any make or model _ . . have your car safety inspected . .. necessary repairs made at the same time if you wish. Corner Kipling and Racine 241â€"3519 or 241â€"6085 REVERE MOTORS AUTO REPAIRS one for each, How are children to know about water and air, the sea and the sky and how to take care. From you they see how to live and to learn, from you they know which way to turn. YORK HOMOGENIZED PEANUT BUTTER WITH STAINLESS STEEL CUTLERY LIQUID SUPER SUDS WELCHADE WELCH‘S LIBBY‘S (IN TOMATO SAUCE) DEEP BROWN BEANS 6=â€"â€"1.00 CHICKEN ‘N TURKEY CORNED BEEF LOAF CLARK‘S STEW DRACH‘S ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED THROUGH SAT, JUNE 23rd, 1962 CHOPS GROUND CHUCK Choice Shoulder Cuts Allgood, Smoked, Sliced, Rindless SIDE BACON MARMALADES Robertson‘s Imported MARMALADES rur:t 12f0zia £%¢ (Orange, Golden Shred, Lemon Shred, Orange Scotch) Almond Crisp Reg. pkg 490â€"SAVE 4e DARE‘S COOKIES ««~»45¢ French‘s Mashed or Scalloped INSTANT POTATOES 31« Jane Parker LEMON or JELLY ROLL «29 Jane Parker RAISIN PIE each 3 9( SHORT CUT SHANK LARGE 24â€"02 PIE SAVE 10 Government Graded Superâ€"Right Quality Meats! I M P O R T E D 1721 JANE STREET 1445 WESTON ROAD 855 KIPLING AVENUE NORTH 1495 KIPLING AVENUE NORTH LAMB SALE! Open Thursday and Friday Until 9 p.m. LEGS ® LOTS OF FREE PARKING ® A&P Supermarkets Located at: St. John‘s Parish ~ Coffee Party Held On Weston Road DOLE Fancy Hawaiian PINEAPPLE JUICE 237 CENTRE LOIN PRICED LOW at A&P! A large number of ladies of Regular Price 49¢ Reg. each 390â€"SAVE 10e Reg. pkg 350â€"SAVE 4e i +59.; | CHOPS 67. SPECIAL I jar 29( 59c LOINS 3:»#«~1.00 24â€"Mâ€"or plastic btl 16â€"Nâ€"oz ice box jar 2609c Reg. 2 tins 370â€"SAVE 11e St, John‘s the Evangelist Parish was present at the Coffee and Dessert Party held by Mrs. J. Kennedy at her home on Weston Mrs. P. Sykut convened and pouring were Mrs. J. Turnbull, Mrs. M. Etchells, Mrs. B. Coleâ€" man, (Mrs. A. Sonoski, Mrs. J. Maurice, Mrs. D. Phillips, Mrs. J. Reg. tin 370â€"SAVE 11e Reg. btl 970â€"SAVE 46 Reg. tin 390â€"SAVE 90 Reg. tin 430â€"SAVE 40 12â€"0z tin WIENERS Schneider‘s, POT ROAST Boneless Plate PORK SAUSACGES Pure, Tray Pack BEEF BOLOGNA Maple Leaf, Sliced Grade "A", Ready to Cook, 4 to 6 Pounds Choice Quality BOILING FOWL BEEF TONGUES Polish Snowbird Ocean SAUSAGE RINGS PERCH FILLETS No. 1 Grade QUART Peaches New Crop, Navels, No. 1jr:do ORANGES | :»~~> 59. CANTALOUPE â€"39â€" WATERMELONS Florida, Charleston Greys, Red Slicers, No. 1 Grade, Large Size Virginia, New Crop, Roqnd Stringless, No. 1 Grade GREEN BEANS +19: Native, Large White, No. 1 Grade CAULIFLOWER Ontaric Grown, Large, Fresh, Green Heads CABBAGE ~ FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES 93. 39. 41 This should be the peak week for strawberries. Do your preserving now ! STRAWBERRIES GEORGIA YELLOW FREESTONE * ROASTâ€"CHOPSâ€"STEWING ! CUTS â€" IN A BASKET DUTCH TREAT ONTARIO GROWN 24 or. WHITE SLICED BREAD ris on _ +49. Burton and Mrs. T. Quinlan, dent of St. John‘s C W.L. was presented with the Past Presiâ€" dent Pin. During the course of the evening sixteen ladies were réinstated as members of the League. The great response to the party made the evening a huge success. 20 25. Grade e J 3c 16â€"0z pkg 49( 16â€"07 pkg 3 3( «â€"99. heed 29c tb 39c 49c b 39c t 43¢ n 43c 69c