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'tlo WILSON & WENDELL area. 5 room, clone to transportation. Punk um and ban. i BEDROOM apartment, small apartment building. CH T0614. new, wusox. , room base. ment private bath, equipped kitehen, warm. mit one or two people. ME 3-8468. I RUOMS with private bathroom & kitchen. June & Wilson am. Phone after 5:30 pm. cal 1-2922, BASEMENT baehelor apartment furnished or unfurnished, avail. able March L Call evenings through week, weekends any- time. Parking CH 90500. BASEMENT bachelor apartment available March 1. an even- Igs through the week, week. ends anytime, CH 9-0560. NICE 3 ROOM dry basement apt. Conveniences. Christian lady preferred. non smoker. Very reasonable rent. 27 Boyd Ave. CH la745. SEVEN ROOM brick house, from & back verandah, oil heat. RO 7-5565. BASEMENT apartment complete- ly equipped, washroom, cen tral. parking. 241-8483. 16. 18. FLATS TO LET FURNISHED l9. FLATS TO RENT - UNFURNISHED PRIVATE FUNDS for first and OFFICE SPACE, heated. Reason- "u02ce anu panning space lVaU' able rent. For doctors. dentists, -t.t.1tf1ffll5c_.c_, lawyers, insurance agents, at ECOUPLE or business woman. Phone mt2712 or 296-1422. i, Mr, Dennis RO b6028. DON FINANCE $50 . $5000 ARRANGED BY PHONE CALL W G PETERS Mgr. l4. APARTMENTS TO LET - FURNISHED [Eiiiiiiiiiiii CATALOGUE: Free. New l") Ind Minter edition on tarms,1 acreages, gnomes. cottages, businesses in Brampton. Orangeville, Markdale areas‘ G. A. Hutchison, Realtor. ar; Queen Street East, Brampton! Toronto lime. BU 6-2443:' Branch office 180 Broadway, Orangeville. Toronto line ESL r2024, 1 PAImEMA: You Can Get I Loan 10. MORTGAGE LOANS 9. MONEY TO LOAN 12. HOUSES TO LET 1.600 sq ft. 4 John St. Interested parties please con- tact A. Milani, 4 John St. second Mortgages. Mr. Zidner CH 73843. L, OFFICE AND BUSINESS SPACE CH. 7-5438 Don Finance Co. Ltd. 1125 mLmG'rON AVE N Rexdale Plaza SAME DAY Ur: Your Own Signature No Bankable Security tt You Can Make Monthly " you want B-l~S-l'-L-'I'-S . . CORRECTIONS: This paper will be responsible tor NOT mom than ONE incorrect insertion of In advertise. ment, COPY: Alt APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED 2 Stores and Office Space REAL ESTATE To be leased Tuesday, s pan. . . . deadline Use Classified Ads published every Thursday Monday 12 Noon . . . . cancellation. : All advertising copy is subject to the approval of the management of this paper. This paper reserves the right to classify all Advertisements. MONEY Classified AT CALI. WESTON - CI tati8 - 'SUIT two gentlemen. private em lson- trance and parking space avail “m able. CH 4-4187. tin ', 33. MOTOR CARS AND W. a, KELLY, Piano tuning. TRUCK RENTALS , Formerly with Heintzman, Ma. ---.---s--u-------- um. Risch. rebuilding any l make to factory standards WESTON REXDALE l F ree estimates. “tine tion - l, guaranteed. Skilled service no CARR l ecmmy. neglect in costly. LE VANS - PANEL - PICKUPS , STAKES HOUR. DAY OR YEAR NL'TRIA PELLETS. $3.85 per 100 lb. miracle brand. Ogilvie for- mulation. From Brampton Mill. ing & Farm Supply. Open ' WARM FURNISHED bedrooms, Wholesalers. Phone CY 6/ 30. ARTICLES FOR SALE P.0. Box 90. Klan-burg, Ontario announces the opening of their new location on the main street in Kleinburg, Ontario. WESTON, 100 Church St., warm comfortable room. Free park- ing. CH 7-0321. SINGLE ROOM, suitable for gentleman, parking space. Cen- tral Weston. CH 4-3138. FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, dry. well seasoned 12 to 16" long. Prices delivered. single cord $11.00. two cords $19.00. three cords $27 Earlesmere Farms, Georgetown. TR 7450). BED-SITTING ROOM, private TWO FURNISHED Basement 29. ARTICLES WANTED PIANO WANTED: will pay cash. Send particulars, mate, ttetght, price to 1220 Yonge St., Torumn Ontario. Will accept phone calls Collect. WA 1-5511. ONE GENTLEMAN. Parking, near transportation. 244-1429. NORTHWEST AREA - eomtor. table home for elderly people. 22. ROOMS TO LET FURNISHED Large selection of used 17" a 21" televisions. All in working order. No reasonable cash offer refused. Automatic Pumping 21 . ROOMS WITH BOARD Complete Stock of: Pumps and Pump Parts. Plastic, Steel & Copper Pipe Fittings, valves, switches. motors, etc. WESTON - REXDALE CARS LL, MAKES AND Moons TRUCKS REXDAlE CAR AND TRUCK RENTAIS a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Phone 451-0135. Fixtures - Office Supplies Paint - Hardware etc. single or double. Gentlemen, Parking. Vicinity Lawrence & Jane. CH 1-5843. rooms. Suit two men. Part ing. CH 9-5559. entrance. Call CH 1-1826 Richardson; Furniture l Electric TI Equipment Ltd. Bankrupt Sale " RACINI RD. 1919 Weston Rd. CIT l-9105 Entire Premise Must be sold 1786 Trade In Televisions 249.8277 ED SECTION] “a, 3 Walls, Rugs, Upholstery WANT TO GET l 8Ui0i0MiE9llhlhiEEL? M. HELP WANTED FEMALE 43C PIANO TUNING repairs, all makes. Guaran- teed. Rebuilts for sale. WEST END RADIO & ELECTRIC 3319 Dundas W. KO 2-3030 PAINTING and. decorating. In- side or outside work. Paper hanging, tree estimates. CH 43A. PAINTING & DECORATING NATURAL Stone Fireplaces. av PARKSIDE T. IL & STEREO PMATI mo Volkswagen D.. 43. SERVICES OFFERED EVERYTHING for the car. stew," 2449603 used and rebuilt, machine shopr _" ' '1 service. Keys cut by code. "lfJJlt' Weston Auto Supply, 1839 Wes. 1378 ton Rd. CH 1-3538. Open daily ' . till 9 pun. except Saturdays 6 ---__ PARCEL PICK-UP and delivery service, 3 trips daily through out, Metro _ Contracts invited - Phone 241-0978. Special attention given to Paper Hanging and Commercial Work. H. c. BROOKBANKS 1972 Weston Rd., Weston . CH 1-7331 24 hr. service. Inerndom & repairs. New work. he. mum“, M10 7-6051 - FOR truck parts it's Levy's -) all makes -- new. used, rebuilt, I 1400 Weston road. RO 9-1115.‘ 37. MOTOR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES All types of Commercial and residential cleaning by experts. Highest references. To all makes of Radio, T.V ard Stereo sets. Adj" Plumbing & Heating VACUUM CLEANER erage mantle size, completely installed $77.00. no 3-4017. Luu. radio, A-t mean-mu condition. 24tHOtq between 3:30 - tao "on. _ Fri. Beat Floor Cleaning GET you. CAI NOW WIT- A tomcat. UPLWUIID Complete Serviee SPIRO 225-8508 Ail work guaranteed THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA R0 3-2971 LOAN WE WISH to thank neighbors and friends for their kindness and expressions of sympathy show- ed to us during the illness and tht death of our mother. the late Mrs. Mary Turner. also thanks to the Plumber Mentor. il] Hospital ttttd Dr. W. K. Cnmeron and Rev, Sense. The daughters of the late Mn. Turner. EVENDEN: The family oi the 1963, “he, which date her late Mn. Eva Evenden with to Ehtate will be diatributed. thank all the relatives and ‘ friends for their kind expres- DATED at Toronto this lions of sympllhy and hullu- llth any of February. 1963. ful flan] tributes during the 3, recent loss a! I dear and woa- l FRANK M BANK derml mother. Especially _ gm‘qmvmu dunking Rev. Waiter Weld: for l KELAM “mm". his consoling ford: and and: . B0": in Mann. Stan- Allen um “It’ll. -rimseed I. an In at boob. Typing tW- quired. 01 - Ileana Rd am. Apply. In! "W', We“ The: SRORUPA _ In loving memory of I dear wife Genevieve who passed away February 16. 1961. Sadly missed by husband and family. u. COMING EVENTS M. HELP WANTED DOG, male, black & tan, ans- wers to Smokey. 2 years old,, Dennison Rd. Weston. Rewnrd.; CH T348]. 1 M. CARD OF THANKS “KEEPER. Girl Friday In mu hinders. Weston an. ME 51:35, E. Warm. BEAUTY COUNSELORS has un- limited opportunity tor part- time earnings. Flexible hours, Commission mun bonus. For interview Hrs. J. Downer, 161-1811. VICON HEARING AID lost vie inity Wilson & Clayson Rd Feb. 11 about tanti. RO $9071 247-6163. SI. LOST AND FOUND BE ELECTROLYSIS ANNE GRAHAM LOGAN Established Over 30 Years Orly $5 per "41le u “Tr-amen: 2989A Bloor W. BE 3466] 140 Fulton St.. WA 1-28fut 2279 Wong: St.. Hr 2-0901 POSITION WANTED in hospital kitchen or private home. CH. I _ 1378. 50.A WOMEN'S COLUMN HANDYMAN. T.V. antennas re paired. household repairs and cleaning. Reasonable rates. call anytime, 247-2408 Ask for Duke. 49. WILSON & WENDELL area housework. by day waated so. PERSON ALS M. EMPLOYMENT WANTED Get ready take the YWCA, 3‘: Persona) deveiopment course. ini; Weanesday. Etb. 20t.r, at 8 'sch; pm. Profitable 2 iloursieele thi ly with experienced coun- fwou ciilor. Poise and personality, . ll exercises and diet, make up, "w hair styling and clothes sense. hon required {or classified adver. rising department. Experience in ad selling helpful but not essential. Phone Mr, Ralph at CH 1-52“. PERMANENTLY REMOVED Steinbergs Ltd. have an un- mediate opening for a female janitor age 35- 45. Applicants with previous experience pre famed. cum. mm”. on i, an SPRING’S ACOMING Advertiser Apply personnel dept. 75 Rexdale Blvd. 2989A Bloor W. BE '2A6i MI! Fulton St.. WA [-281 2279 Yonge St.. Hr 7-091 or 239-9254 Write Eur free booklet female Janitor r. DOMESTIC POSITIONS WANTED UNWANTED HAIR WESTON Y.W.C.A. Experienced Telephone Sol loner Call CH 4-5541 tor registration. " Seabrook Ave., Toronto " " Hours A Day Weston Branch RU 14646 152 Times M. Ambulance Service CH 7-4646 CH 7-2181 KLINCK ,-i,'.1i,i-f,,",,C"l-,-,,-f; Christian L""f21”fnifgfi Thought day warmed H.131 he i A school in the States has added a eourse.in Communism in) their curriculum. They wish "to illuminate and not to indoe trinate." so they seek to avoid the "black and while fallacy." They have chosen for their text 1book one that states, "Commun. ‘ism thouzh implaeahly dedica, lied to destroying freedom is ‘undergoing such evolutionary ichange that its dogma, may in Slime become something differ. vem in practice.” I have yet to see a thorn root bring forth a innit tree. We Deed to teach our children to hate evil and if that is termed indoctrinzuion in the Ives of the world, then I am all I The able was laidtor puppet "mithe bowl: yt land. “In ‘and fragrant were ready As I stood fingering through the PIP: looking for the portion of the book of Daniel that In) bu.- band was radius at our (until; altar a little seycu year old friend of my aooU asked. “I: that the Bible t" "Yes" I answered. , "Then why are you cooking 'trom u y' I I laughed and amwered that " was nut (mulling from it. Her {question lingered with me and [I thought that after all the {Bible was a good book from (which to draw “an recipes. It in not an Elsie Dimmers new irative. but a rugged story about zman as they really were. and who I beautiful insight into the exquisiteness of the hem of God. It is a book that deals in positives and negatives, black and whites. and thunders as no lother book. "Thus saith the of n hwmiful little fuur year old girl. Ile is labeled siek. um wicked. The father of one such pitiful vietim wax: faced with further hound! 1reattTtent from society that cascaded into an avalanche of nervou> prostrctiun. insanity and debt. His remain- ing child would come home frnm school terrified because of the whispered insinuations that would be the next. IVF "bed to get back ‘to cook- ing from the Bible and find out hou God teels ttbout evil. We ST. PATRICK'S TEA Weston. Presiryterian Church. Creelman Hall. Saturday. March 9, 2:30 Take for instance child train. ing. Young mothers, more often than not will read a magazine srtit-le written by a child psy- ehologist rather than go to the word of God for irutruetitm. I read in one article that a mother should in no way make a child feel that he should he punished for a certain trait. that guilt feelings were injur. ious and to be avoided. Muthers are no longer disturbed to find that they have a little liar in the family. and with a shrug figure that he will gmw out of it. Little mouths are no longer made to feel how evil I lie is in the sight of the Lord with a well applied washing out of the mouth with Obscenity is not termed such any more. It is realism. We strip sex of all its beauty and make.it the target of crude jokes and barn yard insinuatioris until the thing that God has ordained to he the solace between man and woman is ripped from its ordained place: and dragged in the -murl of man's hm. A man rommils a rape murder of " he‘auu'ful little four year is termed indoctrimuion eyes of the world, then I for it. PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE under the auspices of Westonia Rebe- kah Lodge. Saturday. Feb. 16. at 8 p.m. In the Oddfeiiows Hall. Church St. Light refresh- ments. Price 50c. Lord." How far away from it we have wandered. 58. COMING EVENTS All claims against the Ehtate of Ester Arnie Banks. Wid- ow, late-pf the To“ nehip of Etobicoke in the County of York. who died on, or about the 15th day of November. 1962. mun be filed with the undersigned Executor: on or baton the 29th day of March, 1968, that which date her but: will be dutributed. KELLAM. Execumrs. III a 1-4» a on In & Weekeg, m University I W W Avenue. “lbw I. Obi-no. " “M m when «m hack; ' .e-mae m lith day of February. 1963, “I” II. A. Vol... LA, lh.M IN THE ESTATE OF ESTER ANNIE BANKS Notice To Creditors he other contestants appearing on the programme were: Carole Wilson. Loretta Kriksclunas. Sla- nley Kolanko. Anthony tenKoret- 'nnaar. Elizabeth Forbes. vir "ginia Saniacroce. Mary MeGin ttis, Cam" Marie “mason. Dale Gattie. Tony Dodds. pianists: Mary Memme. aepordionist: Judy Stuparick. Judith Bernard Anne and Irene Vujcup, dancers. John‘s You. Poople's Club Ind the honour at having Mon Bev- erend am lurocco u Gum Snake: hr the eveesing, Bishop Marrueeo was introduced by Rev. A, L. Bourque. who is not un- known Bishop Marmot» in Aux. iliary Bishop Director of the Vocational Commission and also Spa-Anal Director ot the Serra Club. Bishop Mal-moon gave a will find that He hates evil. Bat we will also find out that He loves the one that commits it. He loves in terms of blood and shame and agony upon a Crew The ladder of the love ot God ascends into heaven and the first run: is repent. and the spoond rung is steady and strong with the forgiveness of God thmugh Christ Jesus. Let us make sure that our feet are placed firmly Moon. mum); mg and very, very inter- ushng talk about the virtue of Prudence. He stated that he thought that this was the one virtue that could lead us all to the other virtues. He aim stated that a person that practiced the virtue of prudence would find the goal of happy eternal life, The final prelimirutrrprogmmr, me of this series will be held on‘ Saturday evening. Feb. 16th at, 8:15 pm. in the Lindsay Audll torium, An invitation is extend i ed to all interested to httend. 5 Vocalist Danny Kellq. of Rex- dale drew top approval from Mr. Eric Lewis adpudieator. for a performance of La .Goior1driaa. Pianist, Ellen Sweeney and ac- cordionist Catherine Knap of Downsview won nomination as best in their group. Second choice as best dancer by Miss Rash. drarurir,g adjudicator. was Mary Ann tenKortennaar of Rexdale, The above five young artists have qualified tor the final programme which is scheduled for April 6th, It was announced by Pat Hen- nessey, Club Vice-president. that the Club Newspaper. "PEASANT UNDER GLASS". would be out in the mail to the new members in two weeks time. This paper is to be edited by Evelyn Me. Donnel and Pat O'Donnel. The third preliminary of the current series of Children's Con- certs sponsored by the Knight's of Columbus took place Saturday evening. Feb. Md in the Lind, say Auditorium. Weston. 19 young artists provided I variety of in- teresting talent with ten year old Paudeen Egan of St. Charles School winning the evening's plaudits from Audience and " judieator for her rendition of Na. tional Irish Dancing. Peter Smith, Club President announced that next week, Fetr ruary to. would be “QUEEN OF OUR HEARTS". Night and that nominations for Queen would be taken this week. Besides next, week being Queen of Hearts Night, the Club name would atsol be drawn. Peter stated that the; progress of the Ratrie in this next “Eek would be very import-. ant as to the success of the Club projects for the Missions. School bursaries. to supply a Seminar- ian in Africa, not to mention the biggest event of the year. THE CLUB FORMAL, Also other nights to come soon are Y, P. C. Christopher Night, on February 24, and Visitor's Night that would be held on March 3. 1963. K OF C CHILDRENS CONCERT Prophets ot God have come to unit the children cl he: and not to disperse then. to establish the luv " Inc and not clunky. . Adam Inquiries to: tiaha'ts of “oblate no: ". mum- ml. VIIITOI“ NIGHT “I PAR IIILI cull tttto" m h - It On February 3rd, 1m. Sam The Annual Pu Minstrel Show contributin- h “I. hid. in; Young People's Club had will be held " the View Huh perm] m to - Second Christian .Reformcd Church Of Toronto F%irituliGLiiii" "' n... lul- - . tarte-ar- Imb- n:u n.- In, nut-u mil) . up“ - null-I. at has: I World Faith BAHA’I will ho bid at It. I“ High School a: My. " that mn- beu as buy with their rehab an In] direcmu. Alex and Jon Young nay it will be the but show ever. The script has been written by class members. Dave Black Don Biehardsmt, and Bruce McGregor. The Good Samaritan Week sum thin Sunday Ind all class members are liked to bring tins of mod hr the Scott Mission. Last Sunday, Mr. Alum was presented with a pen for his top bowling score of 250 Saturday evening. uat Sunday Mr. Alcott con- tinued on with the history ot the Church. Chairmen were. Gad Shakespeare and Pat Smyth, Re,, pensive Psalm was read by Beryl McClure. Cathy Ferguson read the Scripture Lesson. Ushers were. Tom Steadmun and Fran cu Pope. ST. JOHN‘S ANGLICAN CHURCH NOTES Winding up the Epiphany INM" lion of the 1963 programme " St. John's Anglican Church, Weston, the Rev. Harvey J. Scum and the assistant rector, Rev. Canon E. Ralph Adye, challenged large congregations at all services on the subject of the individuals and the eongregatitm's partieipa- tion in the world-wide Mission of the Church. Preaching in the morning. Can. on Adye. speaking at the Father- hood of God for the whole world and the statement of St. Paul that God is able to do “exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think" said that one third of the Anglican strength of the world was concentrated among the 300,000.000 people in the Unit- ed States. Canada, The British islies and the West Indies. Canon Adye stated that there were 188 dioceses. 290 Bishops. about 12.- 000 clergy and about 11.000 con- gregations to serve this fraction of the total world population of 3,000.000,000 people. “This impos- es a supreme responsibility on those of us who are so abundant- ly blessed with spiritual minis- trations and greatly endowed with material blessings to have a very great concern for those who have little if anything either of spiritual or material bless- ings." Canon Adye went on to declare that the power of God was available in abundance through the presence of His Holy Spirit in the world to take care of all the world's needs but that they must be met by the human " who already know the mmf God. Canon Adre clos ed with a powerful appeal to all Dave Black will give the leswn this Sunday. _ , eaten an 'M.N-agNmt880tt.--8hors [0:00 am. 11:00 in. 11:00 Lm. 7:00 pan. . _ It Btstnias ltr liitttd than I 'rrtttthtemS"ttt mm mm mm: y; ' TUGA' ' Km " In. Jun- s. let MA. In. , CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH WESTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9:65 a.m.-- Sunday School -- 9 years and " 9:45 a.m. - Pathfinders Bible Class 11:00 a.m. -_Dr. James s. Mulknxie 11:00 am. - Sunday School - 1-3 years IQ}... m. IQ Ban. Id! m um King Street and “em [and - Simmer: Rex. Ralph E. Spencer. ILL: 8.0." futon] Assistant: kw. Em W. Em. B.A, Bat. ":00 In. What The United Chum Selma! ' (I) "What in Filth?" SUNDAY SCHOOL ":00 In, - m C Clan lot Teenager- “:00 an. - Classes [at " an 3:00 pm. - x L Bible Clan [or Ltd. 7:30 Pan. - III C Group no p... - Yuan; People’s this. SI. JOHN'S MUM" mm Cross Street " Church Minister Rev. ll. J. Bogs. Mam CM 1-9533 Study Cl SUNDAY FEBRUARY 17, IS63 I‘ll SUNDAY CALI.” m (1iolt " ”I him m) Junior ma Intermediate Church School Pax Bible Class Nursery Kindergarten and Prim"! Good Samaritan Smithy Good Sam-rim Sunday /'Fii'"iaii" - "said? CI' 1-1511 Sunday, February 17,1963 IIC' :11: _ N. - 'i_DA_Y, Westminster Enitttl Church - nanny n lirtrtct God‘s nun-3e d In“ "td, “an in Jesus Chill 8 whole world. Mn. Sense said that " M . tort would be lost unleu . ud- tire answer could be given to in question. “Wth are you - to do Ibout it?" "The hulk.“ at every Christian is m ifGotrsuiitistobed-igtttt. “odd. "said Mr. Sousa. “Ad St. John's will have‘to phy in ttttt part in the "hole alter! or than is some part of the work which will not be done." J, Sense spoke at the - . mm which had heel and by the Epiphany program- - how much bad been [and In. the visiting speakers Iron ' lands and trom the titma all U (unions which had been I - ture of the meetings after u evening services. Following the service a Maria ette Play. in two acts erttitUd, "What are you going to do about it?" performed by Mr. Len Keith and assisted by his daughter, Lois and Gale with Mrs. Keith as directress. The Play showed the experiences of Mr. and In. Henry Hardcase and their typi- cal teen-age daughter who were nominal members of the Church but thought themselves excellent members because they occasio- ally turned up at Church and Henry helped the boys to play basket-ball. Harriet Hardcaae at, tended lots of meetings but none of them did very little for the whole mission of the Church. The first act showed the activity when the rector called to interest the family in the Epiphany program- me and ended with the promise extracted from Henry that he would take in some of the spec- ial services. The second act tie- tailed the action of a special visit the rector was asked to make after the Epiphany services when Henry Hardcase decided that he had to do something more about his religious faith than to deep in if he felt like it on Sunday morning and teach a few boys to play basketball. A discussion that followed the play revealed the desire on tho part of the large number vb were present to really do nome- thing about their Christian oUiga-, tion to the world. A great cm- cern was also shown for all the Henry's who mistook a great round of :ctivities for the Church with the real, basic with of the Church. Refreshments were served by the members of the Choir and e social hour with further discus- sion was enjoyed by all present.