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§t. John‘s, Weston, Y.P.C. On Sunday November 17, St. John‘s Young People‘s Club held their first Pizza Night The hall was suitably decorate} for the occasion by Bill Mercer, Ray Broillard â€" and Mike Dumphy, featuring small tables covered with red and white checkered tablecloths. In order to add to the enâ€" chanting atmosphere the decoraâ€" tors had not forgotten to place a wine bottle holding a lit canâ€" dle in the centre of each table. On the walls were posted picâ€" tures of Italy. As Marino Vanâ€" in wandered from table to table playing songs on his accordian, pizza was served to all present. The regular weekly meeting was opened by Pat Hennessey who stressed the prayer intenâ€" tion for the month "Deceased Friends and relatives of club members." Due to the absence of Father Bourque, club director, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Copeman were pr’es- ent to act as chaperones for the evening. _ Honourary _ memberâ€" ships were presented to the couple by Past President, Peter Smith, who extended a warm welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Copeâ€" man. Pat Hennessey. Club Presiâ€" dent, announced that next week Nov. 24° would be "Visitors Night" when the young people from Woodbridge would be preâ€" sent. Also Monsignor Foy, the guest speaker for the month, would be present to talk on the "Marriage Tribunal." Sharon Simard and Gayle Wilâ€" ton, membership conveners preâ€" sented 9 new â€" memberships, bringing the total membership to 326. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH Last ‘Sunday, November 17, the Rotary Club of Weston & Mt. Dennis were present at the Morning Service, Dr. James S. Mackenzie preached on the subâ€" ject of "Vocational Service"; the Scripture was read by Mr. J. E. Maurice, the Rotary Presiâ€" dent; while Mr. L. Allen led the Responsive Reading. Don Brouillard, Ist. Vice Preâ€" sident, announced the results of the hockey game which was held last Thursday evening. The results were 7â€"10 for the opposâ€" ing team. Don also announced that two new books had been added to the club library. Two tickets to a Millionaire‘s Night were won by John Harris. Al Cayer won two tickets to Wednesday night‘s hockey game at the "Gardens". Next Sunday, the Sacrament of Baptism will be celebrated at Morning Worship. At 7 p.m. Dancing . entertainment was provided by Disc‘ Jockies, John Mylod, Gary â€" Cromarty, Jack Roberts and Greg Wagstaff. NOTICE TO CREDITORS : AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN MORRISON McFARLANE All persons having claims against. the estate of John Morrison McFarlane late_of $ Sunset Trail, Weston, Onâ€" tario, who died on or about the 12th day of September 1963. are hereby notified to send full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 2nd day of December. 1963, after which date the Estate will be disâ€" tributed having regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall have notâ€" fce. Dated at Weston, Ontario. this 6th day of November, A.D. 1963. Annie McFarlane, Adminis: tratrix of the Estate of John Morrison McFarlane, by het solicitors, Messrs. Bull & Ashâ€" bourne, 43 King Street, Wesâ€" ton. Ontario. LIBRARIAN MRS. M. McDOUGALL admires the winning posters in the Young Canada Book Week Competition held in Weston schools, here disâ€" played in the Weston Public Library. Weston and District Church News |of the Royal College of Organâ€" |ists. This is a most coveted ;honor and requires study and ‘hard examinations to pass. _ On the following Sunday evâ€" | ening, Mr. Spencer Inch, an Elâ€" | der in Westminster who is a noted geographer and author, | will give an illustrated address | upon his recent trip to Palesâ€" | tine and the Near East. ‘Dorothy Daisy Southorn, Exeâ€" | cutrix of the Estate of Fredeâ€" \rick Eli Southorn, by her soli \ritors, Messrs. Bull & Ash |bo~rne, 43 King Street, Box ‘117, Weston, Ontario, Sunday was a dav when the choir of St. John‘s Anglican Church under Mr. Donald Brum excelled themselves. It was a day filled with the finest of music by the old and new comâ€" posers well â€"rendered by the choir and organ. It was in comâ€" memeoration of St. Cecila, patron Saint of Music. Teachers and officers of the Church School held a long noon hour meeting on Sunday laying plans for the next two months This is the fine long vision that Next Sunday will be set aside to promote the work of Hong Kong missions. The Church School is taking an active interâ€" est in this work by supplying Bibles. Congratulations are in order for Mr. Donald Brum who has| received his diploma and official| status as a member of The! AR.C.O. which he will add to| his titles. It is The Association is ever before these devoted teachers for the betterment of the pupils and the church. St. John‘s Anglican Church Notes there will be the first of a numâ€" ber of Evening Services. The first will stress the wonderful work of the Canadian Bible Socâ€" iety by showing a movie, "Yohan Pogu", which reports the effect of the Scripture in a domestic crisis in Korea. Flowers in the church this Sunday reminded the congregaâ€" tion of the marriage on Saturâ€" day November 16th of Brian David Ward and Carol Roslyn Purchase. It was visitation Sunday at Elverston Park United on Novâ€" ember 17th. The visitors were commissioned and the minister, Rev. C. G. Beckel‘s Sermon was "First Aid to God" Mr. Larry Gee was the canvas Minute Man. At the evening service, Mr. Orâ€" mand McKague, president of the Council of the Young Peoâ€" ple‘s Union was the guest speaâ€" ker. his topic being "A Broken Wall â€" A New Creation." The Service was conducted by the Trethewey â€" Elverston â€" Young People‘s Union. The Evening service next Sunday will be conâ€" ducted by the Senior Choir. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ‘ AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF FREDERICK ELI SOUTHORN, DECEASED ALL persons having claims against the estate of Frederick Eli Southorn, late of 254 Maple Leaf Drive, Weston, who died on or about the 23rd day of July, 1963, are hereby notified to send full particulars of thelz claims #o the undersigned on 0 before the 18th day of Novemâ€" ber, 1963, after which date the Estate will be distributed havâ€" ing regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall have notice. An invitation is extended to couples in the area to attend the newly formed Couple‘s Club. At the first meeting on Friday November 29th., a film on Switzerland will be shown and a lunch served. Dated at Weston, Ontario, this 20th day of October, 1963. ELVERSTON PARK UNITED The recent Commencement exercises at Weston Collegiate and Vocational school saw the presentation of two Legion awards to Grade XI and Grade XII stuâ€" dents in the Nursing course conducted at Humber Memorial Hospital. President Alex Dobson presented { Sharon Potter the Grade XII bursary award. Marlene | Reinhardt was recipient of the Grade XI award. The reâ€" cognition of students in this.scholastic field is under the sponsorship of the branch Youth Services Bureay. | Dictrict "D‘" annual meeting will take place at 22 College St. on Sunday November 24. commencing at | 9:30 a.m. Guest speaker for this important Metro Torâ€" ‘onto area branches meeting is Robert Kohaly, third | viceâ€"president of the Dominion Executive Council from Estevan, Saskatchewan. An accomplished speaker and Chairman of the National Membership Campaign, his appearance will lend a great deal of interest to the | meeting. |new mike were donated Remembrance Day ceremonies for this year are now history and are all but forgotten in some minds. This writer was fortunate enough to be in Ottawa, Montreal and other smaller towns during R e m e mâ€" brance weekâ€"end. It was heart warming indeed to see most school age youngsters wearing a poppy and inâ€" teresting to observe the familiar arrangements for cenâ€" otaph ceremonies in the small municipalities. These are smaller versions of the large scale ceremony conâ€" ducted at the National War Memorial in Confederaâ€" tion square Ottawa, honoured by the presence of the Governor General of Canada and Grand Patron of the Royal Canadian Legion. One hears xf the presence of speakers addressing class rooms in the rural schools as well as assembltes in the larger schools with a message of Remembrance. This community was the more signifâ€" icant for what has been one of the most stirring and provocative addresses ever given before a group of high school students. I refer to the address "The Sigâ€" nificance of Remembrance Day" delivered to the Stuâ€" dent Body of Weston Collegiate & Vocational School by Miss Dora Wattie a teacher on the faculty, on Friâ€" day November 8 at the morning general assembly. This was printed in it‘s entirety in the November 16 issue of the Advertiser, I was so impressed with the conâ€" tent that a copy has been forwarded to the Editor of the Legionary, our National publication. I sincerely ;:otpe this stirring message may gain even wider circuâ€" ation. Former Branch Padre the Reverend R.C. Creelâ€" man was guest speaker at the Anniversary dinner of the Weston Presbyterian Church this past week. A forâ€" mer minister of the church, Reverend Creelman is now minister of the Ottawa Westminster Presbyterian church in Westboro district. He has preserved his conâ€" tinuity of membership in the Legion and it‘s work serâ€" ving as Padre in the Nepean branch in suburban Otâ€" tawa. There was a mild amount of panic prevalent in the area most of last week because the sign cnnounâ€"ing the plaza at Jane and _ Sheppord â€" was â€" removed. Most people were under the imnresâ€"ion that this meant the nlans to bwild a plaza were disâ€" continued. This is not so. The plaza will go up as plann~d but the sizn will not be up due to a minor byâ€"law â€" infring>ment preventing it, However I have additional news in that plans are also going ahead for another strin of stores on the south east corner as well. These will be up at a later date than the Wysliffe plaza but both comâ€" mercial areas will be up and onerating by this time next year if not bofore then. Construction is probably at a standstill for the winter so let‘s hone for an early spring when both tuilders will get started on our much â€" needed commercial area. Members of Rangers branch are reminded that the annual Christmas party for children twelve years of age and under will take place at the Club on Sunâ€" day afternoon December 15. Two sittings are necesâ€" sary, surnames starting with A to J at 1:30 p.m. and K toZ at 3:30 p.m. Register the children EARLY. On Friday. November 15th the Downsview Arena was officially; opened. Details of the opening: are reported elsewhere in this paper but I would like to reâ€" mind the residents of the area} that the iceâ€"rink is available| for pleasureâ€"skating for preâ€"} schoolers â€" school â€"age children,‘ teens and adults at convenient‘ times throughout the week and the cost is very reasonable. There is a wellâ€"run snack bar; at the Arena plus facilities for meetings étc. Many of the resâ€" idents of Oakdale Heights will find a familiar face at the snack bar. I am of course referring to Eve Risdon of Giltspur Drive Mrs. Risdon has been there since the Arena opened official Iv last year so don‘t forget to drop in to say hello to her when vou are there. On Saturday, November 16th the Belmar Park Ratepayers Asâ€" sociation held their _ Annual Dance which was as usual a big success. Many of the regulars were there as well as a few new faces but all in all a good time was had by everyone. I can‘t help but mention that it is amazing to see how wellâ€"run these dances are. The music is go od. the comnany congenial and of course the food is exâ€" cellent. Also present were Coun: cillor John Booth and his wife (‘oming this Saturday is of course the Glenfield Acres Rateâ€" payers Dance at the Janeway This is just a remindér to those who have overlooked the date Due to a misunderstanding last week I thanked Raemar Tuner for the use of the P.A. system which they offered the Eight NCack Hon I did not realizs Oakdale Heights & Beliuar Park he P A. evstom, sperker The Legion Scene to the Eight O‘Clock Hop to keep for ; oll time, and so my humble | apologies and a great big ‘thank | |you‘ goes out to Mr. Cee Murton |for his kind donation. I wnuld‘ ;a]sn like to think Mr. Murton | and Mrs. Myers for their help) ‘at the Eight O‘Clock Hop last| ‘Friday night when Mr. and Mrs.| {Martin and Mr. and Mrs. S‘ampâ€"‘ er were not able to be there.| , The Martins and Stampers have( | been so cavable running rhesei ‘ dances for the past year that it never occurred to me or anyone} for that matter that it consumes | 2 great deal of their time and‘ it is gratifying to know th‘at! |someone cares enough to step} ‘in and relieve them when they |cannot make it. As many of my readers probâ€" ably noticed the news of the Downsview Dart Club has reachâ€" |ed the Sports Page of this newsâ€" |paper. I think this will help the many members who are keeping a scrapbook of the reâ€" | sults. There is a rumour that the English team with whom |the Club was playing will also ‘have the results printed in a ‘local paper for the benefit of |our members who might wish to ‘elip items for a scrapbook. As |I mentioned before a copy of the Weston Times is mailed to them via air mail every week \by Mr. Ernie Whitlock and they ‘are beginning to get to know ‘us and recognize the names now. \‘Hello‘, over there and what is ‘it you say, "Cheerio for now". Change of Name of St. John‘s Road to Clouston Avenue NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the Corâ€" poration of the Town , of Weston proposes to pass a Byâ€"law to change the name of St John‘s Road between Wesâ€" ton Road and Centre Road to Clouston Avenue. His Honour Judge Denton of the County Court of the County of York has approved of the taregoir_a& Notice, and has .pgjnted ursday, DEâ€" CEMB 12th, 1963, at 10:30 o‘clockâ€" in the forencon, in the Council Chamber, Munâ€" icipal Building, Weston, as the time and place for conâ€" sidering the proposed Byâ€"law and for hearing those advocâ€" ating or opposing the change contemplated therein. _ A copy of the proposed Byâ€" law giving the reasons for the u{nnqt may ‘be seen at the Clerk‘s Office, Municipal TOWN OF WESTON PUBLIC NOTICE G. H. CLARKSON THREE BEDROOM house by | MT. DENNIS: Furnished room, ' girl or working mother and \ _ child, day care. RO 2â€"6028. 9. MONEY TO LOAN On Your Own Signate No Bankable Security If You Can Make Monthiy Pavments You Can Get a Loan 4 BEDROOMS, close to schools and plaza. $130. per month. Ch 1â€"1276 (week days after 5:30 BASEMENT APARTMENT selfâ€" contained, suit 2 gentlemen. No parking. Ch 4â€"0312. DON FINANCE $50 â€" $5000 ARRANGED BY PHONE CALL W. G PETERS. Mer CH. 7â€"5438 Don Finance Co. Ltd. 1125 ISLINGTON AVE n .Rexdale Plaza DIXON RD. Furnished Basement apt. stove & frige, after 4. Ch 4â€"5444. 13. HOUSES WANTED 16. 12. HOUSE TO LET 14. APARTMENTS TO LET â€"â€" FURNISHED TRIPLEX FIRST FLOOR apart SINGLE BEDROOM, quiet home, gentieman. Near Lawrence & Jane. Parking. CH 1â€"5843. WANTED 2 OR 3 girls to share three bedroom home. Dixon Rd. â€" Islington Ave. Phone after 6, 241â€"7513. FURNISHED bedroom, suit genâ€" tleman, parking. Ch 9â€"5559. FOUR ROOM flat, unfurnished Call after 5. Ch 4â€"1943. LANYARD RD.: Room & board for one gentleman. Parking. 741â€"5449. JANE â€" WESTON: Bedâ€"sitting and equipped kitchen 763â€"1849 after five. 22 ROOMS TO LET FURNISHED WESTON RD. â€" Eglinton: Attracâ€" tive bedâ€"sitting. grill, ‘frige, near T.T.C., suit fine business gentieman. RO 26727 TWO VERY LARGE rooms in 21. ROOMS WITH BOARD ROOM AND BOARD for lady in Christian home. Ch 4â€"6540. 17. 19. FLATS TO RENT â€" UNFURNISHED FURNISHED | bedâ€"sitting room JANE & FINCH: Day or Weekâ€" ly Care in my home. 636â€"0927. THREE TRAINS with tracks and ;:!. one large transformer, .00 249â€"3789 ‘after 6. 25. DAY CARE FOR AND GIRLS 30. ARTICLES FOR SALE Dec. 15th, Islington; Dixon Rd or Rexdale area 244â€"8894. ment. Fireplace, separate launâ€" dry and basement, garage. Central. Available Dec. 1. Adâ€" ults only. Phone RO 97775 or 247â€"9572. If you want Râ€"Eâ€"Sâ€"U4Lâ€"Tâ€"8 .... Use Classified Ads published every Thursday Tuesday, 4 pm. . . . deadline Monday 12 Noon . . . . cancellation. rear bldg. Selfâ€"heating (stove) parking facilities. Ch 1â€"1407. ©‘*RRECTIONS: This paper will be responsible for NOT more than ONE incorrect insertion of an advertise ment. COPY: All and small bedroom. Suit busi ness person. Ch 40018 + SHARED ACCOMMODATION APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED : 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 SAME DAY CALL WESTON â€" CB 15211 ? tip SAT. NOV. 23, 1 P.M. CONTENTS OF HOME: Chesterâ€" 30. ARTICLES FOR SALE GIRL‘S clothing size 10 and 12 good clean condition. Ch 9â€"1866. DAVENO: Rose frieze, good conâ€" dition, Hot Water tankâ€"30 gal. capacity. Ch 1â€"2849. 1 Philips Hi Fi, 2 speakers, 3 tweeters (perfect); 1 T.V. RCA Victor 21"; 1 3 piece Chesterâ€" field Suite; 1 Coffee Table; 2 Odd Living Room Tables; 3 Floor Lamps; 1 Bridge Lamp; 2 Foot Stools; 1 Wardrobe with Full Length Mirror; 1 Arm Chair; 2 Rocking Chairs; 1 Odd Straight back Chair; 1 Arm Chair and 3 Matching Straight Back Chairs (dining room); 2 Desks; 1 Antique (solid ‘oak) Serving Table; 1 Dining Room Suite buffet table and 6 chairs); 1 Norge Refrigerator (large); 1 Moffat 2â€"oven Electric Stove; 1 ‘Antique Sideboard with Mirror; 1 Antique Hall Tree; 1 & by 10 rug; 2 9 by 12‘ rug:; 1 9° by 12 rug and under pad; 2 Antique Paintings (hand painted mother of pearl inlay); 1 Ohio Floor Polisher:; 1 Antiqu. Mantel Clock: 1 Dinette Extension Table: 4 Chests of Drawers; 4 Kitchen Chairs; 4 Crocks; 1 Fall Leaf Table; 1 Copper Boiler: 1 Beatty Washer; 1 2â€"burner Electric Plate; 2 Single Burner Electric Plates: 1 Combination DINING ROOM suite. best offer Phone Ch 1â€"0823. Screen Door; 2 Screen Doors: 4 Single Beds; 2 Single Mattressâ€" es: 4 Full Size Beds â€" Springs â€" Mattresses: 1 Bedroom Suite Complete; 1 Couch: 4 Dressers â€" Bedroom; 1 Magazine Table; 1 Table Lamp; 1 Moffat Refrigerâ€" ator (small): 1 Fireplace Screen: 3 Lengths Galvanized Pipe:; 1 WESTON‘S LARGEST CAMERA CENTRE AUCTION SALE Gas Driven Spray Painter (tank, hoses. gun, trailer); 1 Galvanized Pipe Tent Frame; Dishesâ€"Cooking Utensils â€" Canâ€" ister Set: Many Other Items: Miscellaneous Items: 1. Iron Smoker; 1 9° by 18‘ Seulptured Broadloom Rug and Pad. Nothing to be moved till settled. Terms cash. owner moving away. 35. All makes of Cameras, Proâ€" jectors, etc. Terrific Savings, Professional Advice 40. GARAGES FOR RENT Property of G. H. Shropshire ‘S6 CHEV. Deluxe 2â€"door, 6, stanâ€" dard, 24one, radio, very clean, one owner, private. $450. full price. Ch 9â€"2637. GARAGE WANTED to rent on or near Pelmo Crescent. Ch 7â€" 4790 after six. GARAGE for rent William and Elm Sts. Ch 4â€"7380. 5LETIM Cfi fp 40A _ Garages Wanted field suite, walnut dining, bedâ€" room _ double dresser suite, broadloom rug, also oriental colors, lamps, coffee, matchâ€" ing pr. step tables. RO 7â€"9734. BUY A NEW CAR NOW WTITH a LOWâ€"COST LIFEâ€"INSURE®D Alexandra‘s Studio 1724 Jane St. Weston WANT TO BE A HAPPIER DRIVER? of Household Effects LOAN THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA MOTOR CAR® 33. MOTOR CARS AND TRUCK RENTALS ALL MAKES AND MODELS VANS â€" PANEL â€" EVERYTHING for the car, new, used and rebuilt, machine shop service. Keys cut by code. 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, reâ€" built. 1400 Weston Road. RO 9â€"1115. 43. SERVICES OFFERED 37. _ MOTOR PARTS 3319 Dundas W. RO 2â€"3030 W. G. KELLY, piano tuning. Formerly with Heintzman, Maâ€" son, Risch, rebuilding any make to factory standards F ree estimates, â€" satisfaction guaranteed. Skilled service is Christmas Photographs Special Children‘s Portraits 43A. PAINTING & DECORATING PAINTING and decorating, inâ€" side or outside work. Paper hanging, free estimates. CH 46. HELP WANTED 43C PIANO TUNING wWOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE . . . If you would enjoy workâ€" ing 3 or 4 hours a day calling regularly each month on a group of Studio Girl cosmetic clients on a route to be esâ€" tablished in and around Wesâ€" ton and are willing to make light deliveries, etc., write STUDIO GIRL, COSMETICS, DEPT. CWâ€"3N, 840 La Fieur Ave., Montreal 32. Route will pay up to $5.00 per hour. Special attention given to Paper Hanging and Commercial Work. 3 poses in Metal Frame $10.00 reg. $16.00 Book Now: Alexandra Studio 1724 Jane St. at Lawrence All types repaired and re newed. Workmanship guaranâ€" teed. Emergency service Day or night. > repairs, all makes. Guaranâ€" teed. Rebuilts for sale. wWEST END RADIO & ELECTRIC REXDALE CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS VACUUM CLEANER “beewvrhnadh market. cekâ€"end . e ment only CH 74741 economy, neglect is costly. LE ROOFING & CHIMNEY SERVIGE J. E. O‘FARRELL PROPRIETOR HOUR, DAY OR YEAR H. C. BROOKBANKS 1972 Weston Rd., Weston CH. 1â€"6953 65 RACINE RD 249â€"8277 TRUCKS CH 42252 CH 1â€"7681 HAVE TRUCK to do sm 51. LOST AND FOUND LOSTâ€"Green binder with musie 54. _ IN MEMORIAM His vacant place none can fill. Here we mourn, but not in vain. For in Heaven we will meet again. Sadly missed by wife Kathleen and Family. HUTCHINSON: in loving memâ€" ? ory of a dear Husband and Faâ€" > ther, James Hutchinson who passed away Nov. 22, 1961. Time speeds on, two years are Mrs. Dora Warren expresses her sincere thanks to all her _ , Friends, Neighbours, Brownies and Guiders for their Kindest Expression of Sympathy during her recent bereavemenk 55. CARD OF THANKS 58. COMING EVENTS CHRISTMAS BAZAAR and Tea: Sat. Nov. 30, 2 â€" 5 p.m. St. Daâ€" vid‘s Anglican Church 179 Laâ€" wrence Ave. W. near Jane St. Novelties, a prons, knitting, doll‘s clothes & beds, calenâ€" dars & records, white eleâ€" phants, candy & stuffed aniâ€" mals, shoeâ€"shine, parcelâ€"post, Christmas decorations & teaâ€" tables. THE WOMEN of Humbervale United Church are holding their Annual Bazaar on Nov. 23, Since death its gloomy shadow cast Upon our home, where all was bright And took from us a shining light. We miss that light, and ever small set of books. from the Canadian Academy of Music. Reward AT 8â€"0860. new Church Building at the corâ€" ner of Royal York Rd. and Summitcrest Dr. There will be a Teaâ€"room, Bakeâ€"sale includâ€" ing Christmas cakes, cookies & shortbread. A Doll table with Barbyâ€"dolls and clothes, stuffed toys, Christmas decorations; an apron table, fishâ€"pond for the children, miscellaneous . gifts table, an olde curiousity taâ€" ble, a homeâ€"canning booth, a delicatessen section and homeâ€" made candy sold by the C.G.I. T. and Explorers. This is our first endeavour in our new church. Please come and help make it a success. TIMES ADVERTISER Road, Township of Etobicoke, Cmtydlzlwhdu:l,‘ o on im mnat ie mdmmm-u of their claims to the underâ€" against the estate of Raiph E. which date the estate will be distributed .. having m only to the ciaims of I .._m-lm this 13th day of No 5 hk " Notice To Creditors And Others In The Estate of Ralph E. Smith Let People Know BUYING . . . SELLING . . . RENTING ... NEW BABY? CH 7â€"4646 38 Seabrook Ave., 24 Hours A Day RU 1â€"4646 152 Times Rd. Weston Branch KLINCK t