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Page 8 â€"â€" THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€"â€" Thursday, October 25, 1962 The Franklin Carmichael Art Group held a meeting on Thursâ€" ; day, October 18th., for the pur«! pose of electing a committee for the comiing year. Mrs. S. Palmer | who acted as Viceâ€"President last | year, was unanimously voted in as the new pres. Mrs. V. Pen-‘ son will be Social Convenor, and pastâ€"president Mrs. B. Holmes will act as adviser to Mrs. Palâ€" mer. Members of the executive who will continue in offic€ for a further year are: Mrs. F. Wright (Treasurer), Mrs. J. Gurâ€" al (Secretary), Mrs. R. Weeden| (Publicity), Mrs. R. Chubb (Mod: j el Convenor), Mr. Wilkinson and | Mr. Madill (Supply Convenors)| and Dr. A. Curtin (Advisor to | the group ). | A small group of Thistletown women have recently formed an organization known as the Woâ€" men‘s Citizen Committee, with the idea of nelping and improvâ€" ing the community in which they live through already existâ€" ing organizations. Dr. Ann Curâ€" tin, who acts as adviser to the group, conceived the idea whilst visiting Tokyo, Japan, where these women‘s organizations nuâ€" mber 1200 strong, and have done much to eliminate hooliganism ib their city. A meeting was held on Mon-l day last by Mrs. Margaret King) President of the Group, and her | executive, to discuss plans for assisting the local ‘Y‘ by helpâ€" ing to chaperone the Young Peoples‘ Saturday Night Dance. ‘The executive consists of Mrs.! D. Gillies (Secretary), _ Mrs. Frank Wright (Treasurer) and Mrs. R. Weeden (Publicity. During the morning service on Sunday October 21st., the follâ€" owing children were baptized by the Rev. A. J. Stanfel: â€" Danny Michael, son of Mr. & Mrs. H. B. Jensen of Albion Garâ€" dens, Patrice Ursula, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. H. M. Trupke, of Downsview. Kirby _ Alexander, son of Mr. & Mrs. A. F. Roedger of Brentwood Park, News From Our Churches Our Saviour Lutheran On Sunday, October 21st., the Lutheran Women‘s Missionary League of this area conducted a workshop on "Christian Growth" at. the Trinity Lutheran Church on Sherbourne Street. It was a panel discussion moderated by Mrs. Ruth Maxwell of Harlow Crescent. Mrs. Dorothy Thate, President of the Women‘s Aid of our Saviour was also on the panel. Women‘s Missionary League ‘The Executive Committee of the Every Member Visit will meet tomorrow to plan the 1962 visitation, which is to be carried out on November 25th. The teams of visitors will call on each member family in order to secure a pledge for the coming year and to enlist people for the various services in the congregaâ€" tion, such as Sunday School teaâ€" chers, organist, piano players, evangelism ‘committee visitors, and the like. "Every Member Visit" Mr. Bruce Maxwell, Chairman of the congregation, is also servâ€" ing as Chairman of the Execuâ€" tive. Mr. Joe Walker is Chairâ€" man of Information and prograâ€" mming, and Mr. Mike Mihalik is Chairman of the Visitors. On Sunday next services will be held commemorating the second _ anniversary â€" of â€" the Church. By a happy coincidence it will also be Pastor Vaughan‘s To Mr. & Mrs. Don Mason, whose baby son was born in Torâ€" onto General Hospital on Oct, 12th. Mother and son are both doing well. Plans for the new Church are soon to be submitted to the ‘Township for approval; on reâ€" ceipt of which tenders for conâ€" struction work will be called for. Thistletown Baptist Congratulations! Anniversary T histletown News BLOORDALE SERVICE CENTRE 201 WEST MALL CALL DAVID R. DYKE 231â€"8920 OR LOCAL AGENT ETOBICOKE INTERNATIONAL PARKWAY (PRESTIGE AREA) By DORA K. WAiLACE Phone 741â€"0695 20 Bridgenorth Cres. NEW AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE SPACE TO LEASE 500 TO 5000 SQUARE PEET the , The Men‘s Club will be having reâ€" their first dinner meeting on onâ€"‘ October 26th at 6:30 p.m. l Next Sunday will be observed | as Layman‘s Sunday. The preaâ€" _ cher at the 11:00 a.m, service \ will be Mr. Bob Barclay, and | Mr. Gordon Squibb will bring ;lhe message at the 7:00 p.m. | service. fourteenth anniversary as a full time preacher. The annual convention of the Fellowship of Evangelical Bapâ€" tist Churches is meetingâ€"in the Stanley Avenue Baptist Church, Hamilton, this week. Thistletown along with several other churchâ€" es, was officially received Tuesday last. The morning service will be marked by a Church parade of the 492nd. (Thistletown) Guide Company, and the dedication of their new colours. St. Following the evening service on Sunday next, the Altar Guild will hold a service of installation for its new members. All interested women and oldâ€" er teen aged girls are invited to be present. The initial Bible study period which followed last Sunday evâ€" ening‘s service proved to . be most successful, and it is hoped that interest in this group will continue. October 28th will be observed as Layman‘s Sunday. Members of the congregation taking part in the services will be Mr. Stewâ€" are Schultz, who will precah the sermon, and Mrs. Tophan who will read the Scriptures, Pine Ridge Presbyterian The service will be conducted by Mr. C. Jordan. The Rev. Amini will be the guest speaker at the Anniverâ€" sary Services of the Knox Presâ€" byterian Church, Milton, on Ocâ€" tober 28th. There will be a Congregationâ€" al meeting on Saturday, October 27th. for the purpose of approvâ€" ing the budget proposals for 1963. The Men‘s Club will be providing a stew supper. On Sunday, October 28th, all visitors meet in the Church durâ€" ing the afternoon to complete plans for Visitation Sunday. The Women‘s Auxiliary are holding a Rummage Sale in the West Branch of the Y.W.C.A., St, Johns and Dundas Streets, toâ€" morrow evening, between 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. The Women‘s Auxiliary are making â€" arrangements for the Toronto Opera Society to preâ€" sent an evening of Opera and Songs on Friday November 2nd. The programme will be in two parts, and will consist of exâ€" tracts from several musical comâ€" edies and operas. Mr. Dean Hopâ€" per of Harlow Crescent, will be amongst those taking part. Albion Gardens Presbyterian Rummage Sale Sunday October 28th will be the 88th Anniversary of the founding of the Church. The first church in Thistletown was organized around 1859 and was shared by the Congregationists and Methodists until 1874 when the latter decided to build their own church. The one roomed church proved to be inadequate for the growing needs, and a new building was erected using much of the materials from the old church. Compieted in 1939, this is the Thisteltown United Church of today. Thistletown United Smithfield _ Good _ Fellowship Club are holding their annual bazaar in the Christian Educaâ€" tion Building on October 27th, at 2:00 p.m, Proceeds are for charitable work and all ladies are cordially invited. Andrews Anglican on Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hall of Packenham Drive and daughter Katherine, moved recently to their new home on Grovetree Rd., Thistletown. Shortly after moving in, neighbours on Packâ€" enham Dr., where they had lived seven years, called on them in their new home, taking with them all the essentials for a surâ€" prise party. They presented the Hall‘s wtih a fire screen and fire box for their recreation room, ROYAL PARK BOWLING LEAGUE Bowling, October 16th, high avâ€" erage Eulalyne Baines 215; Kay Gilligan 209. High three flat Myrtle Taylor 648; Helen Curtis 646. High single flat, Kay Gilliâ€" gan 295; Betty Saunders 284. High three handicap, Betty Rusâ€" sell 762; Doris Hunter 736. High single handicap, Kay Gilligan 315; Betty Russell 303. Staples who will be 5 years old, October 25th. Mrs. Staples, Islington Ave. N., celebrates October 31st. Lynda Hart, October 29th. Mr. and Mrs. Skinner, 25 Gladsâ€" more Ave., celebrated their wedâ€" ding anniversary on October 16th. The Good Neighbors Club held their weekly Euchre, at the home of Mrs. M. Nash, 36 Braecrest Ave., with the winners being Vivâ€" ian Miles (80); Kay Seeley (74); Reta Reed (73); Low score, Myrtle Hart (49). EUCHRE CLUB GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. J. Woodend, 677 Scarlett Rd., Etobicoke will celeâ€" brate their 50th wedding anniverâ€" sary on October 30th. They were married in Toronto by the late Dr. Wilson. They have three children, Jack of Scarborough; Elsie (Mrs. Forâ€" ster), Rexdale, and Bert, of Clareville; also 9 grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Woodend have lived in Etobicoke for 45 years. There will be a family dinner, at their son Bert‘s home in Clareâ€" ville on Sunday And open house from 2 to 4 and 8 to 10, at their own home, 677 Scarlett Road on October 30th. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. McPhail, Golfdown Dr., on the arrival of a daughter. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Aitken, Golfdown Drive. Get well wishes to Mr. Smith, Albion Rd., who has been in hosâ€" pital and is now recuperating at home. To Mrs. Greenwood, Byng Ave. who underwent surgery on Monâ€" day in Humber Memorial Hospiâ€" tal. How about sending Jean a card to cheer her up. Mr. S. Kinnon, Islington Ave., North is able to be up and is feelâ€" ing much better now. Mr. Mel Russell. Elmburst Dr.. Birthday grectings to Carol day in Humber Memorial Hospiâ€"|\ Next Sunday, Mr. John Macâ€" tal. How about sending Jean a| Donald is to be singing at the serâ€" card to cheer her up. vice. Mr. MacDonald has just Mr. S. Kinnon, Islington Ave., returned from a six month North is able to be up and is feelâ€" tour of the Maritime Provinces, ing much better now. “where he has conducted singing Mr. Mel Russell, Elmhurst Dr., |and testimonies, services. Mr. is in Toronto Western Hospital.| MacDonald is now singing the Mr. Kennedy, Albion Rd., is in hymns on our radio program, Humber Memorial Hospital. | "Forward with â€" Christ" each To all these and others who , Sunday morning. On Saturday, October 13th, in Elverston Park United Church, Carol Marie Todd became the bride of Arthur Henry Nadelle in a double ring ceremony. The Rev. Carman G. Beckel, B.A., officiated. Todd â€" Nadelle Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown of blush satin with train, and a shoulder length veil and tiara.~ She carried a bouâ€" quet of deep red roses. Double Ring Ceremony In Elverston United Her â€" attendants were Mrs. Madeline French, sister of the bride as Maid of Hanour in deep turquoise taffeta with nylon overâ€" skirt, flowered bandeau, â€" and matching accessories. Miss Carol Davis, and Miss Carole Elmlea and District CANADA SAVINCGS BONDS Buy youre now, by instolments or for cosh, ot ony bronch of the ‘Royol ROYAL BANK wâ€"= CH 19260 Cherlye Laidler celebrated her birthday on Saturday with about 25 of her friends helping her celeâ€" brate with games and then finâ€" ished with cake and ice cream. Mr. and Mrs. J. Staples, Allen and Raymond, !slington Ave. N., motored last week end to Warren Ohio, to attend the wedding of Mrs. Staples cousin. Friends of Mrs. Betty Todd (Carâ€" bis), will be pleased to hear she is well on the way to recovery. She is home from the hospital and is able to be up most of the day now. Mrs. Todd was in a car accident about 5 weeks ago. may be on the sick list, go our prayers and speedy recovery Ladies Auxiliary Royal Canâ€" adian Legion Coronation Branch 286 held a very successful bazaar bake sale and tea on Saturday October 20th in the hall, Irwin Road. Winner of the Door Prize, a lovely arrangement of flowers â€" Mrs. Bayliss. Winners of the draw, a beautiâ€" ful painting â€" Mrs. Hazel Sears. Dinner for two at the Moon Palace â€" Mrs. Bishop of Branch 31. Hair dryer â€" Mrs. L. Ashton, 23 Gladsmore Cr., Rexdale. Deep fryer â€" Warren Rock, R.R. 2 Walton, Ontario. Set scales â€" Tommy Alton, 304 Greenfield Ave., Willowdale. Glass dish â€" Mrs. D. Marshall, 46 Gladsmore Cr., Rexdale. Winner of Bean guessing conâ€" test â€" Mrs. Harvey, 1749 Eglinâ€" ton Ave. W., who guessed 1400, and there were 1423. The Ladies wish to thank every one for helpâ€" ing make this Bazaar a success. ELMLEA BAPTIST COMMUNITY CHURCH Pastor Davis spoke on the theme, ‘"God‘s Formula for Spiritual Success". He said that we can cause God to bless the work we attempt for Him providâ€" ing we apply His formula for sucâ€" cess. The formula consists of Humilâ€" ity, Prayer, Obedience, and Purâ€" ity. Think of the work the churches could accomplish today in the community if each of its members attempted to put these simple principles into action. Mr. Davis said that the Christâ€" ian life is thrilling and consists of ‘A SAVING MESSAGE‘, ‘A SERVING MINISTRY‘, and ‘A SUFFERING MEMBERSHIP‘. Lorna and Dave Burke (Mr. and Mrs. Burke) sang duets and Mr. Myers led the congregation as they joined in the singing of some of the oldâ€"fashioned hymns of the faith. Woolings were bridesmaids in light turquoise taffeta with nylon overskirts, flowered ° bandeaux and matching turquoise accessâ€" ories. 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