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PRIVATE: Jane â€" Wilson area, | =â€"â€"on.0 t ooo 6 room semiâ€"detached bungaâ€" ROOM AND BOARD for two low, close to transportation, . men, Thistletown 741â€"1291. schools. _ Aluminum _ storms and screens, $15,000, 6% N.H.A. | 2-3 ROOM?TO LET thee mortgage. CH 6â€"6808. | PHIDNHTELUEEN 9. MONEY TO LOAN On Your Own Signature No Bankable Security If You Can Make Mon‘niv Pavments You Can Get a Loa® DON _ FINANCE $50 â€" $5000 ARRANGED BY PHONE CALL PRIVATE FUNDS for first and second Mortgages. Mr. Zidner CH 7â€"9843. 10. MORTGAGE LOANS 2 BEDROOM HOUSE or bungaâ€" low in clean quiet location, Weston area. On or before May 1. RO 9â€"1766 after 5:30 13. HOUSES WANTED NICE 3 ROOM basement apartâ€" ment. Working lady, _ non lm%r. abstainer. 241â€"5745. JANE & WILSON, 3% rooms. Basement. Completely private. Close to transportation and shopping. CH 4â€"3010. 14. APARTMENTS TO LET â€" FURNISHED WESTON: Extra large roomed apartment. Central in good residential area. One or two bedroome. Large modern kitâ€" chen with windows. Front and rear. entrance. Quiet building no lease required for good tenâ€" ants. Adults only. BA 5â€"6482. 16. _ APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED ONE BEDROOM _ APT.~ CH 4â€"2479. + If you want Râ€"Eâ€"Sâ€"ULâ€"Tâ€"8 â€" ... Use Classified Ads published every Thursday Tuesday, 5 p.m. .‘. . deadline Monday 12 Noon . . . cancellation. 4 WESTON â€" $85 four large rooms, bath, stove, frige and garage. 27 John St. CORRECTIONS: This paper will be responsible for NOT more than ONE incorrect insertion of an advertise ment. BUSINESS GIRL wants furnishâ€" ed room with kitchen privilâ€" eges in Weston. Near bus line. Box "A" Weston Times Advertiser 4 CH. 7â€"5438 Don Finance Co. Ltd. 1125 [SLINGTON AVE N Rexdale Plaza COPY: All advertising copy is subject to the approval of the.management of this paper. This paper reserves the right to classify all Advertisements. Weston a May 1. R CH 6â€"2644. ROOMS above store, heated, hot water, selfâ€"contained, priâ€" vate entrance, parking. $75 monthly. CH 1â€"0711. USINESS GIRL wants furnishâ€" ed room with kitchen privilâ€" eges in Weston. Near bus line. Mx I!An Westan Times Advertiser * XxX x xxx . ROOMS WANTED PRESCRIPTION FOR PAYING BILLS PAY EM OFF WITH A LOWâ€"COST, LIFEâ€"INSURED REAL ESTATE 21. ROOMS WITH ~â€" + â€"â€"â€"| BOARD XXXX % _i xxxX XXX Classified xXXX mONEY LOAN THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA Weston, Ont. XXXX AT CALL WESTON â€" CB 142112 DAY x xX Mgr +fD LARGE FURNISHED room near LARGE housekeeping room,â€"grill near Main St. bus stop, parkâ€" ing. 16 Church St. 22. ROOMS TO LET FURNISHED WESTON RD. & Lawrence, singâ€" le room, also double room with two beds. Gentlemen only. CH 1â€"3114. FURNISHED BEDROOM. close WESTON â€" Central kitchenette, bedâ€"sitting furnished. Suit busiâ€" ness lady, parking. CH 1â€"7454. COMFORTABLE ROOM in atâ€" tractive home of widow, near Humber _ Memorial â€" Hospital, kitchen & laundry privileges. Refined. business girl only. References. CH 1â€"5073. FURNISHED BEDROOM in a 1 SINGLE ROOM, suit gentle man. . Nice quiet home. 1 Queen‘s Dr. CH 4â€"3138. 27. CAMP fR BOYS ANI GIRLS bnichidiuinhdnisteetantziediiihhibetbiiaicaiert : repmirs. all makes.> Guaranâ€" teed. Rebuilts for sale. PIANO WANTED, will pay cash. WEST END RADIO Send particulars, make, height, & ELECTRIC price to 1220 Yonge St.. Torâ€" 3319 Dundas W. RO 2â€"3030 onto, Ont. will accept phone . ________c___â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" calls collect. WA 1â€"5541. in aats similr Bankrupt Sale Now On! 29.ARTICLES WANTED METRONOME â€" good condition CH 1â€"6572. 30. ARTICLES FOR SALE transportation. Gentleman, abâ€" stainer. CH 1â€"7418. Other Specials: Too Numerous To Mention. Last week of the Big Sellâ€"Out Open Monday to Saturday Until 9 p.m. FIREWOOD for sale, hardwood stove size cut. Also shavings 741â€"3750. to transportation. 244â€"4430. For boys and girls 5 â€" 16 years Qualified Supervision. Comâ€" plete â€" activities. Kawartha District. HI 7â€"7513. Paint Hardware and Building Material 25% off GOLF CLUBS and bag. Set (7) steel shaft. (left) almost new. CH 1â€"9063. WESTON: Sand & gravel stone, loam and top soil. CH 1â€"9471. 33. MOTOR CARS AND TRUCK RENTALS Fixtures & Office Equipment Must be sold /52 MORRIS MINOR. Aâ€"1 condiâ€" _ tion. Full price, $60. 231â€"8540. WESTON â€" REXDALE CARS ALL MAKES AND MODELS VANS â€" PANEL â€" PICKUPS STAKEsS HOUR DAY OR YEAR quiet home, Central Weston, 247â€"9280. CAMP ROLLIN® ACRES REXDALE CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS Wallpaper reg. 1.98 99c per dble. roll Floor tiles arborite on sale 1786 Weston Rd 685 RACINE RD TRUCKS 2498277 CARS PRIVATE â€" Custom 1962 Ramâ€" bler, automatic, radio, 2,800 miles. 249â€"5780. Ԥ1 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE, ‘60 VOLKSWAGEN as new, cus EVERYTHING for the car, new, used and rebuilt, machine shop service. Keys cut by ode. Weston Auto Supply, 1839 Wesâ€" ton Rd. CH 1â€"3538. Open daily till 9 p.m. except Saturdays 6 FOR truck parts it‘s Levy‘s â€" all makes â€" new, used, rebuilt. . 1400 Weston road. RO 9â€"1115. 37. _ MOTOR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 41. _ STAMPS, COINS AND HOBBIES SPRING CLEAN UP, lawn rakâ€" ed, trees and hedges trimmed, reasonable. Call Joe CH 1â€"5765 age. CH 19608 7 â€" 9 p.m. T41â€" 42. ‘GARDENING 43. SERVICES OFFERED le 1858 to 1901, 50¢ each lc 1901 to 1920, 25¢ le 1920 to 1938 10c lc 1938â€"1939â€"1948â€"1954 3¢ 5c 1858 to 1899 $2.00 5c 1899 to 1922, 50¢ 5¢ 1922 to 1937, i0c. 5c Brown and 1948, 50¢ 10c 1858 to 1899 $5.00 10c 1899 to 1938, 30c. 10c 1948, $3.00 25c 1858 to 1900, $2.00 25c 1900 to 1836. 50c F. 25c 1948 1954, 30c 50c 1870 to 1906, $5.00 50c 1906 to 1930, 75¢c. 50c _ 1931â€"1932â€"1934â€"1936â€"1948, $10.00 50c 1937â€"1938â€"1939â€"1947, T5¢c Silver dollars 1935â€"1936â€"1939â€"1949â€"1952â€"1954â€" l¢ 1c le le 10c 10c 10¢ 25¢ 25¢ 43A. _ PAINTING & DECORATING â€" 1955â€"1956, $1.50 5O\ Ain.amerativa 1t 1937â€"1938â€"1945â€"1946â€"1947 $10.00 | Co operative (140; 1948, $50.00 | 35 Oak St., Westor $30.00 for gold COiln | â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"> 50c for Newfoundland l¢ 4 We buy all Newfoundland coin 20â€" PERSQNAE 5e for Ametican le with letter ; s or d 1909 to 1934 ! KLINCK PAINTING and decorating, in side or outside work. Paper hanging, free estimates. CH 43C PIANO TUNING W. G. KELLY, .piano tuning. Formerly with Heintzman, Maâ€" som, _ Risch, rebuilding any ‘ make to factory . standards Free estimates, satisfaction guaranteed. Skilled service is economy, neglect is costly. LE. Special attention given to Paper Hanging and Commercial Work. H. °C. BROOKBANKS 1972 Weston Rd., Weston CH 1â€"7681 44. _ DRESSMAKING WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS ALEXANDRA STUDIO 1724 Jane St. at Lawrence CH 42252 Our 56th year ALTERATIONS + of all ‘ kinds. 766â€"8479 (Keele and Eglinton). ALTERATIONS on ladies clothâ€" ing, all work guaranteed. CH 1â€"0527. VACUUM CLEANER 45. _ HELP WANTED CABINET MAKER â€" experienced 25 years experience â€" free | estimates. Residential, comâ€" mercial and industrial. CH | 1â€"7548. | dn custom furniture. Winterton Furniture Co. La Weston, 4iA f o , % Painting & Papering Send coin to: Querbes Coin Exchange 7519 Querbes Ave. Montreal > Coins Wanted BOOK NOW erganization,,"openings . are organiza! are available _ for umrieneod house salesmen iar with Town of Weston and surâ€" 46. HELP WANTED FEMALE SALESLADY WANTED: Exper Real Estate Salesmen * Group Life Insurance * Contributary Accident and Sickness Insurance Bonus commission arranf& ment. Apply by letter or teleâ€" phone in strict confidence to Mr. J. R. Martin WAITRESS WANTED, full or partâ€"time days. Top wages. 741â€"1020. 34 King St. West 368â€"7681 Starting salary $500 per month, 3 year training proâ€" gram nationally known cor poration. Age 2B â€"49. Write for interview, stating full deâ€" tails on marital status, eduâ€" cation and business backâ€" 50.A wWOMEN‘S COLUMN BÂ¥ ELECTROLYSIS ANNE GRAHAM LOGAN Established Over 30 Years Only $5 per halfâ€"hour treatment 2989A Bloor W. BE 3â€"4661 140 Cariton St., WA 1â€"2868 2279 Yonge St., HU 7â€"0901 or 239â€"9254 Write for free booklet Clerk â€" Typist Required for one or 2 days per week as required. $11.00 per day. Call Mr. J. Van Kessel CH 42511 â€" Local 308 MR. AND MRS. JAMES GORâ€" DON MONTGOMERY of Wes 56. â€" ENGAGEMENTS Notice to Creditors and others.| aee ( All persons having claim againâ€"|\ Because the early Christians | st the estate of Maurice Rich-\were forbidden fat, eggs and ard Vane Musgrove, late of the| milk during Lent, they made a| township of North York in the| dough of flour, salt and water. County of York, civil servant‘ This dough was shaped into who died on or about the fifth | small breads folded to resemble| day of November, 19%2, are two arms crossed in prayer.| hereby notified to send full parâ€"| They were called bracellae ur‘ ticulars of their claims on‘ or | little arms. | before April 11, 1963, after which | . mhe Germans changed the day the estate will be distributâ€" | worg. to brezek or prezel, which ed having regard only to the |jater became pretzel.. claims which the undersigned Pretiels mere popular in Cm.‘ 'h:(lit:l.o:l n:it;::d.\(usgmn tral Europe and they‘ appeared Executrix of fi:e.Emte each year on Ash Wednesdly.‘ B‘y her solicitors; & The_v' were sold on the street by. Messrs. Bull and Ashbourne, ;‘.’egfl;' t:;ndt:rsmand Wore often 48 Kinkg Street.‘PO.‘Box h13 |USTiDuI®® fo the pooh . . . ienced, for Dress Shop. 249 PERMANENTLY REMOVED NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS ALL : PERSONS having claims against the Estate of Mary Jane Cowie, late‘ of the Township of Etobicoke,. in the County of York, Widow, who died on or about the 20th ‘day :of October, 1962, are hereby notified to send full particulars of théir, claims on or before April 11, 1963, after which date the. Estate, will ‘be distributed, ledving regard only to the claims of which the ‘underâ€" signed : shall have <notite. MR. DAVID MeMURDO, Execuâ€" tor of the Estite, by his Soli¢iâ€" tors, Meéssrs. Bull & Ashbourne, 4 King Street, P.O. Box 117, Weston,. Ontarto: > + United Dairy and Poultry Coâ€"operative Ltd. 35 Oak St., Weston Weston Times Advertiser ton are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughâ€" ter Ann Louise to Mr. Edgar Boston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Boston. Wedding to be held at Westminster United Church, Weston on Saturday, April 13th at 4 p.m. UNWANTED HAIR Weston, Ontario. Executive â€" Type Trust Company Chartered Trust 38& Seabrook Ave., Toronto 18 24 Hours A Day 235 Dixon Rd 152 Times Rd. Weston Branch Salesman Ambulance Service LEGAL NOTICE RU 1â€"4646 CH Company Weston jonality. Eligibility is determinâ€" ed by need and the ability to school.. The Plan‘s purpose is to guide a Foster Child toward ecâ€" sequently to responsibility for his family and service to his country. Canadianâ€"help as a stepping stone to selfâ€"help is the Foster Parents‘ PJan way. A letter from Foster Parents | Plan Follows: j Yung Shik is living in abject | poverty with his parents andi brother, Yung Joon (14), in Seoul, Korea. He also has a | brother, â€" Yung Wung (18) who | is working as an errand boy | and lives elsewhere. He is bare ly able to earn his board and lodging. The child‘s parents fled from their home in Northern Korea to escape Communist persecuâ€" tion there at the end of World War II when the Russians oc cupied that zone. They settled in Seoul but had to flee to take refuge in Pusan during the Korean War. After the Armisâ€" tice, they returned to Seoul and hoped to find a better way of life. But the only work the fathâ€" er could find was that of a lab â€" orer. carrying heavy loads on his back by means of an "Aâ€" frame." Overtaxing his strength took its toll and he became ill and | finally suffered | paralysis. Now he can barely walk withâ€" out support. The mother has been trying to support the family by peddâ€" ling‘ vegetables in the streets. But finally she did not have money enough to buy the vegeâ€" tables to sell and she did launâ€" dry work and house chores for neighbours. The most she earnâ€" ed was 30c a day. They were on the verge of starvation and had to count on & charitable dole of corn <and milk porridge each day. When the plight of this family came to the attention of PLAN, aid was immediately ex: tended to Yung Shik through the goodness of aformer Foster Parent who is no longer able to heip. Your timely "adoption‘" as sures him ef the continuance of benefits so sorely needed. . "Home" is a small, dark room located on the outskirts of Seoul. The only roof they have is that made by torn canvas. There are no modetn facilities of â€" any kind in this area where life is extremely primitive. Yung Joon has completed the . sixth primary grade and the mother finds it very difficult to pay school .costs. Yung Shik is normally develâ€" oped and has a sweet disposiâ€" tion. He is well liked ‘ by his playmates.. He is cheerful ‘and bright and does well in school. He is now in the fifth grade. Your generosity, through PLAN, provides this child with a cash grant of $8:00 a month, medical care, parcels of clothing and nourishing foods and the chance to gethis education. Your kind assistance given with the warmth of your friendship will give hapâ€" piness to this boy â€" and the chance to find a better, more seâ€" cure future. A RECIPE FOR VINEGAR, published about 1860.. calls for eight gallons of rain water. three quarts of molasses and three spoons of yeast. "If in summer, place the cask in the sun," the directions read. "If in winter place it near the chimney. In 10 or 15 days add a sheet of brown paper torn in strips. wrapped in molasses. The paper will form what is called the mother or life of vinegar." (Continued from page 1) Pretzels were popular in Cenâ€" tral Europe and they‘ appeared each year on Ash Wednesday. They were sold on the street by special vendors and were often distributed to the poor. After Easter pretzels weren‘t baked again until the following Lent. It wasn‘t until the last century that they became someâ€" thing to nibble on all the year OLD VINEGAR PRETZELS EARLY LENTEN FOOD BAHA" World Faith RECIPE THE PAX BiBLE CLASS The Bowling Tournament of the Year will take place this Saturday afternoon when the parents of the Pax members try to show how the game should be played. Refreshments will be served after the Challenge Tourâ€" The Presentation of Children was held last Sunday, March 24 in which Mr. and Mrs. Filson ('.oo:&n presented their twin boys to the Lord. Stanley Harâ€" old and Stephen Howard were one vear old on March 27. Our Church Family welcomes the arrival of Scott Thomas Murley and rejoices with his happy parents, Keith and Barâ€" bara. Prayerful good wishes for them all. We would like to announce the "Nursery‘‘ is now staffed both morning and evening making it possible for parents to attend our Sunday Services. Our Sunday School at Pelmo has classes for every age group including Adult Bible Class. Our attendance at Sunday â€" School last week was 201. The Explorers of Pelmo Park Baptist Church last week conâ€" cluded their Mission Study with coloured _ slides. The _ Mission Study took the girls on a trip across Canada with "HANS" a Germin boy who came to live in Canada. The scripture lesson was read by Susan Murphy, our Chief Exâ€" plorer. followed by prayer given by Debbie Snider. In the past few weeks the girls have been preparing Christmas cards to send to Missions in varâ€" ious parts of the world. The gixls will now begin workâ€" ing on their Easter project which will bring some joy to the childâ€" ren in the home at Orillia. SECOND CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH On Thursday evening, everyâ€" one who wishes to attend will be entertained by a group of students of the Timothy Christâ€" ian Private Elementary School on Elmhurst Dr. "The Timothy Tumblers® will offer the pub lie a demonstration of | their physical â€" educational programâ€" me at the school. Tickets are available at the gymnasium door. On Sunday morning. at the 9 | o‘clock Dutch and the 11 o‘clock ’Enfllish services, Rev. Venema | will preach on Luke 22:31, 32a., |"and the Lord said. Simon, Simâ€" on, behold. satan desireth thee | greatly _to shift thee as the | wheat: but 1 have prayed for {thec, that thy faith fail not." The { title of the sermon will be: "Preâ€" ‘ servation in Faith by the Intâ€" iercession of our Mediator," 1â€" the attack upon faith. and 2 | the preservation in faith. . On Friday evening, Second Church will be the secene of a chapter meeting for the Assoc iation for Reformed Scientific Studies. Rev. H. A. Venema will speak on "Being Biblical in our Whole Life". This meeting will be held in the interest of supâ€" port of the above named associaâ€" tion which seeks to promote the meaning of the Bible in highâ€" erâ€" education. Everyone invited. On Saturday afternoon, a numâ€" ber of Second Church people will attend a Salem Association meeting in the Rehoboth Chris tian Reformed Church on Burmâ€" anthorpe road west of highway no. 27. This session is held in the interest of establishing an institution for Christian _ care of the emotionally disturbed in Ontario. The public is invited to join. Second Church people meet at their church to drive togethâ€" er at 145 Saturday afternoon. On Sunday evening, at the 5 o‘clock _ English service, . Rev. Venema will preach on Lord‘s Day 41 of the Heidelberg Cateâ€" chism, which deals with the sevâ€" enth commandment, "thou shalt not commit adultery." The serâ€" mon â€" will be summarized | as: "Christ Renewing Us by His Spirit" so that we come to 1â€"the sacrifice of marriage, 2the Feâ€" demption through marriage, and 3the fulfilment of marriage. Last Sunday, Rev. Venema anâ€" nounced to the congregation of Second Church that he had deâ€" clined both calls to the First Christian Reformed Church of Vancouver B. C. and to Sanborn lowa, U.S. A. May God biess this decision ! Second Christian Reformed Church Of Toronto â€" Rev H. A. Venema B.A. Th.M 265 Alblon Rd., Rexdale Sunday, March 31, 1963 8 a m.â€"Back to God Hour CFGM Richmond Hill 9 a.m.â€"Holland Service 11 a.m.â€"English Service 5 p.m.â€"English Service PELMO PARK BAPTIST CHURCH both | TRETHEWEY PARK e UNITED CHURCKH THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€" nament in the Church office, Three more charge Dennis Snider has announced that The Pax Class has rented the Weston Arena from 10 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, April 16th. The first hour will be hockey and the second hour, general skating to music. Refreshments will be served later at the Creelâ€" man Hall. Last Sunday those taking part were, Michael Boggs and Brian Hanna, Chairmen; . Responsive Psalm, Billie Bridgman; Scripâ€" ture Reading, Gillian Bo#3s: Ushers, Bob Ferguson, Jim Greenlaw, Dave Black gave the lesson and spoke about The Apostle‘s Creed. eston an Marilyn Antram â€" and Tom Moore were welcomed to the Class. Newfoundland Night at Tretheâ€" wey Park United Church. On Sunâ€" day, March 31, Rev. A. B. Leâ€" Grow, of Lewisporte, Newfoundâ€" land will be the guest speaker. Following the evening service (7 p.m.) Mr. LeGrow will show slides of Newfoundland, in the sanctuary. There will be lunch served in the Sunday School rooms. Invite your friends, and come yourself to this special serâ€" vice. $T. JOHN‘S ANGLICAN CHURCH NOTES Bishop of the Artic, The Rt. Rev. D. B. Marsh, was the guest preacher at the two morng;1 serâ€" vices in St. John‘s last day. He told of his work and the conâ€" ditions _ surrounding â€" the _ far northern part of the Church. He gave the Junior Auxiliary girls their caps, ties and prizes. It was an impressive admission for these girls who have the high ideas of a great organization back of them. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH On Sunday. March 31st, the first communicants will be adâ€" mitted at Morning Worship, so that they may attend Holy Comâ€" munion, which will be dispensed on Sunday, April Tth. At the Evening Service of the same day. there will be the third and final service in the series, ‘The Vocation of the Layman‘. Staffâ€" Inspector A. Webster has arrangâ€" ed‘ that Detective D. Banks should deliver a short talk, and that Sergeant Fern Alexander of the Women‘s Division of the Metropolitan Police should inâ€" troduce a movie. entitled, ‘"The Powder Puff Squad." The Holy Week Service will be on Thursday, April l1th, at The be on 8 p.m. 9:45 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m 7:00 p.m. UrC WESTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH 9:45 a.m.â€" Sunday School â€" 9 years and 9:45 a.m. â€" Pathfinder‘s Bible Class 11:00 a.m. â€" ‘"The Day of Decision" 11;:00 a.m. â€" Sunday School â€" 1â€"8 years â€"______â€" Ring Street and Weston Road Minister: Rev. Raiph E. Spencer. M.A.; B.D. Pastoral Assistant: Rev. Enos W. Hart, B.A., B.D 11:00 a.m. What The United Church Believes: s (6) Belief In The Ministry 4 The Scriptures and The Sacrament * SUNDAY SCHOOL *Â¥ 10:00 a.m. â€" Tri C Class for Teenagers 11;00 a.m. â€" Classes for all ages 3:00 pm. â€" X L Bible Class for Ladies i:30 p.m. â€" Hi C Group 8:00 p.m. â€" Young People‘s Union 11:15 a.m. Holy Cross Street at Church Minister Rev. R. J. Boggs, B.A. Manse CH 1â€"9533 Study CH 1â€"1571 Sunday, March 31, 1963 m. Junior and Intermediate Church School m. Pax Bible Class m. Nursery Kindergarten and Primary .m Morning Worship m. Evening Worship l;g:n.-l.lv_ Encharisk » f Jm. ::u:.-‘m.um t do I still lack?" Do you feel there is whissing in mm&?hm&l‘m be someâ€" v WEDNESDAY, APRIL #4. T00 and 9:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist .52 p.m. Children‘s Service. "The Mustard Seed."\ 1:30 pm. Litany of the Passion. _ . . _ ; _ 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist 8:15 pm. Instruction and How to use the Seriptu How to use the Seriptures.‘ . JOHN‘S ANGLICAN CHURCH . SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1963 2125 Weston Rd. (at Church Street) THE FIFTH SUNDAY IN LENT (Passion Sunday) SUNDAY Westminster Hnited Church sixty nine william street weston ontarie "The Euendly Fomily Curch‘ Rev. James S. Mackenzie, M.A., B.D., ThD istrict MARCH 3ist interesting were received by the Church the jar is full to pay toward theâ€" buying of Bibles for these Indonâ€" f esian Christians. The children of _ the Church School are being ;. well trained to think of the needs of others. t The parish cook book is now soliciting recipes. There is a box in the vestibule where you can drop in that fine recipe that all your friends enjoy so nuch. Pass it along so that so many more may enjoy it. The choir are making pré paration for the Palm Sunday evening service when they will present special music. Crédit is due to Mr. Brum for the work he has â€" accomplished | at St. John‘s. The annual appeal for the Priâ€" mates Relief Fund was launchâ€" ed last Sunday with a very at tractive folder and a most apâ€" pealing weekly colored calender front page. This is a fund, taken up across Canada, and handed to the Primate for his distribuâ€" tion. It enables him to send donations to those places where the need is great. to help the Hungry. the Homeless and the helpless. Thousand of dollars have been distributed over the past rear when the .need has arisen and immediately. A special night is being arâ€" ranged under the Chairmanship of Hugh Sykes to raise funds for the coming Anglican Congress. This will take place at the end of April and should prove to be a most interesting affair. The Congress will be one of the outâ€" standing events in the life of the Canadian Anglican Church as well as for the City of Toronto and Ontario. There will be a great gathering of the church for ten days on that occasion from the four quarters of the globe. It takes place in August and the committees have been working for three years upon the detail. WESTON BAPTIST CHURCH 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. Toronto Bible College Quartette; Lawrence Ave. W. and Weston Road Percy. director of missions Speaker: Rev. Doug way of ‘saving the s ols