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late. Phone 244â€"3419 ‘This Sunday, December 8th is Bible Sunday. Mr. W. M. Basâ€" tedo of the Gideons Bible Society will be the guest speaker at both the 9.15 and 11.00 a.m. services mt St. Paul the Apostle Church, Kipling North at Snaresbrook Drive. This is the Second Sunâ€" mas Tree from the Men‘s Club at evening service. St. Paul the Apostle Church! ll‘ «w mot eall the church office and place| . sACRAMENT OF HOLY your order now before it is too COMMUNION day in Advent. ART EXHIBIT Mr, Zoltan Szabo, young Hunâ€" garianâ€"born artist, now living in Islington, will present an Art Exâ€" hibit at Rexdale Presbyterian Church, Islington Avenue North at Bergmont Avenue opposite the Rexdale Plaza, on Friday, Decemâ€" ber 13th from 4.00 p.m. in the afternoon till 10.00 p.m. and Satâ€" urday, December 14th from 2.00 p.m. until 10.00 p.m. HIGHLAND HIGHLIGHTS agmemime 6 _ Last Friday Thistletown Collegâ€" fate held its fifth annual Comâ€" mencement. Following the T.C.I. tradition of having one of the parâ€" LIFE BOYS GIFT PACKS Support the work of the Life Boys Brigade by purchasing Gift Packs of Peanuts, priced from $1.00 to $1.95. Orders may be placed through the Life Boys or by phoning their leader Mr. A. Ritchie at 249â€"0260. aoom ents of one of the students take part in the exercises, Rev. R. C. Todd gave the invocation. Follow-} ing remarks by the principal; Mr. Russell, the President of the Stuâ€" dent‘s Council; Arden Henley and Mrs. Helen Spence of the Etobiâ€" eoke Board of Education, the Senâ€" fer Band, directed by Mr. R. A. Hughes, played a March from Secâ€" end Suite for Band. The presentation of General Proâ€" ficieney Scholarships is perhaps one of the most important aspects of any Commencement. These awards were presented as follows: Grade XII General; Peter Carringâ€" ton (with an average of 93%), Grade XII Commercial; Linda Stimson, Grade XII Special Comâ€" mercial; Carol Mansell. In Grade XI â€" General Course: Dale Garâ€" diner, John Clarke; Grade XI Commercial; Karen Davis. In Grade X General Course; Marie Masocco, Margaret Glaves and Elizabeth Milne; Commercial Course, Deborah Wall; Technical Course: Clifford Warner. General Proficiency Scholarship winners in Grade IX include: Robâ€" ert Mackenzie, Judy Harvey, David Clarke, John Cigagna, Elizabeth Post, Allan Walker, Janis Kirby and Nelson Berberian. The preâ€" sentation of Grade XIII Scholarâ€" ships was the highlight of the eveâ€" m'n-g and seven of our graduating elass of last year earned one or more of them. i Stanley Makuch gave the Valeâ€"| dietory Address and won an Onâ€" #ario Scholarship and a Proficiency, 4n History Scholarship (by reverâ€" Thomas Todd, our top scholar received a total of four scholarâ€" ships, including an Ontario Schoâ€" larship, First General Proficiency Scholarship, Proficiency in Matheâ€" matics Scholarship, and the Rexâ€" dale Merchants‘ Scholarship. 7Tylsml Mein â€" Ontario Schoâ€" larship, Proficiency in English. Warren Major â€" Ontario Schoâ€" larship, Proficiency in English. _ Vernon Wilson â€"â€" Ontario Schoâ€" larship, Proficiency in Science. The Thistle Stick and Thistle Bowl are awarded cach year by an manonymous donor to the outstandâ€" ing boy and girl of the school on the basis of scholarship, leadership awnd character, This year‘s winner of the Thistle Stick is Peter Carâ€" Whelan whip of Etobicoke, rington, also recipient of the Charâ€"| lotte and Ken Smith Award. Pamâ€"| éla Milne received the Thistle] Bowl as well as the Students‘ B@ympathy is extended to Mr. Wrank K. Whelan and family on the desth of his mother Mrs. Agnes Mary Whelan who passed away last Thursday at the Torâ€" wnte Western Hospital. She was GIDEONS VISIT ST. PAULS Council Award. MWEHTH . 17. 00000000 0 on it ols o enc ie m 1 rgmomir |day evening, December 8th at 7.00 Mrs. E. R. Cathcart, Mr. and Mrs. . CHRISTMAS TREES â€" _ (pm. in the church,. Everyone is R. D, Cowley, Mr. and Mrs. K. Have you ordered your Christâ€" invited to attend this inspiring Edmunds, Mr. and Mrs, C, R. Gibâ€" m h 7 m e 0 Cyas o y ow _cr_ u_ CGLT. VESPER SERVICE evenininetimenteamiin JOID _CAMPBELL TAlâ€"1147 ie . Church Year their; The Canadian Girls In Training were re stmas Party on Tuesday of and the Explorers of Rexdale of Wesi week at St. Paul the Apostle Presbyterian Church will hold at last rch. their Annual Vesper Service Sunâ€" Mr. and By MIKE BARBER ERTISER, Thursday, December 9, 1963â€"Page 2 98th |year. Mr. Frank is tremturer of the Townâ€" ul M Rexdale Ramblings * uit MB ift! The Etobicoke Traffic Safety »m Council has been receiving comâ€" be plaints from many schools in or Etobicoke to the effect that priâ€" A. vate citizens are not abiding by the Traffic Byâ€"Laws now in force and which are designed to afford _ ‘the maximum safety for school â€" children. | In School Areas there is, "NO |PARKING" on either side of the ‘street from Monday to Friday, ‘between the hours of 8.00 a.m. and ‘5.00 p.m. Signs are erected to inâ€" form the public. | To park illegally in front of a ity and surrounding districts are school, whether you are in the looking forward to these coming |vehicle or not, is contrary to the rallies with great expectations. “Act Sec. 1(g); this could result God‘s blessing will, I know, be lin & school child being killed or;with them as in the past when injured. Your child could walk scores upon scores of young peoâ€" farther and live longer. ple gave their hearts to the Lord. { _ | _ For any further information you | NEW MEMBERS may write to 5 Riverhead Drive, Sacrament of The Lord‘s Supâ€" per will be observed this Sunday morning at both services in Rexâ€" dale United Church. Rexdale Presbyterian Church will observe the Sacrament of The Lord‘s Supper Sunday, December 15th. KIWANIS CLUB The dinner meeting last week was held at the Cambridge Hotel with an interelub from West Torâ€" onto, a representative group from their sponsored 4 H Club. Blyth Meek and Craig Lindsey spoke briefly on the function and aim of 4 H Clubs. They were very appreciative of the interest and help of the Kiwanis, particularly the Agricultural Committee headâ€" ed up by Kiwanis Mel Hoover asâ€" sisted by Doug Hazelwood. ARE YOU GUILTY® Are you guilty of creating acci dent hazards for your children? NEW MEMBERS may write to The following new members| Rexdale, Ont 3052 BLOOR ST. W. SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF FINE RINGS, DIAMONDS, JEWELLERY AND GIFTS A SMALL DEPOSIT WiLL HOLD ANY ARTICLE UNTIL CHRISTMAS â€" CHOOSE YOUR GIFTS NOW I Clean your sitver with Sitver Foom, then apply Tarnish Preventive. Tarnish will be "locked out" for months. Combination purchase of an 8â€"0z. bottle of Hagerty Tarnish Preventive (regularly $2.98) and a 7â€"or. jar of Hagerty Silver Foam (reqularly $1.00) . . . both for $2.98 SCHOENI JEWELLERS ALWAYB KEKP YOUR NOSPITAL INSURANCE CERTIFICATE MAMDY Hagerty Tarnish Preventive and Silyer FToam of action to take to keep insured O NTA R 1O HOSPITAL INSURANCE @ If you change jobs, follow carefully the instructions on the back of the Certifiâ€" cate of Payment, Form 104, which your group is required to give you. @ When you réach your 19th birthday youmnolonlzrwvcndb‘w\rcrmn‘ certificate. Register sepatate._ >within thirty days to keep insured. Forms are available at hospitals, banks and Comâ€" @ When you marry, the Family premium must be paid to cover husband, wife and eligible dependants. Tell your group OR, if you pay direct, tell the Commission. By Hogerty â€" the World‘s son, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hornby, Mr. and Mrs. F. Lundy, Mr, and Mrs 1[). Robinsion, Mr. and Mrs. W, F. |Russell and Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Sanderson. were received by the congregation of West Humber United Church at last Sunday morning services, Mr. and Mrs. J. Brockie, Mr, and CHRISTMAS TABLEAUX The Senior Choir of Westhumâ€" ber United will present a Christâ€" mas Tableaux on Sunday, Decemâ€" ber 15 at 7.00 p.m. Please keep the date in mind and the place: Martingrove and Westhumber. | CORONATION (ONT. No. 286) Crusaders For Christ are planâ€" Carolyn Abbott, bridesmaid. They ning the Crusade now for Thistleâ€" were dressed alike in organza town Collegiate, Jan. 11, 18, 25 gowns of coral complemented by and Feb. Ist. This will be the lace jackets and pillbox hats and third year the Crusaders have held carried cascades of white carnaâ€" these rallies. I know the communâ€" tions. Flowergirls were Heather ity and surrounding districts are and Nancy Quigg, nieces of the looking forward to these coming bride, dressed alike in mint green rallies with great expectations. organzs and carried nosegays of The Royal Canadian Legion, Coronation Branch 286 will hold their Annual Christmas Party for the children of the members on Saturday, December 14th, in the Hall on Irwin Road, commencing at 9.00 a.m. So be on time for the fun and show preceding the arrival of Santa Claus. Square Dancing every Friday evening; so if you enjoy a good oldâ€"fashioned hoeâ€"down come out and enjoy yourself; you do not have to be a member. Euchre is held in the hall the first, second and fourth Tuesday evenings every month. Bingo in all its glory every Thursday evening hall, at 8.00 p.m. Dancing every Saturday night at 8 pm. This is ladies‘ night â€" so come along and enjoy an eveâ€" ning of dancing. YOUTH FOR CHRIST 2195 Yenge St. Terentp 7 Ontarie PHONE BE 3â€"2491 4 6 a nencing, Central United Church, Weston,, The best man was Mr. Michael me f0" was the setting for the marriage Moorhouse and ushers were l(r.J ng the of Miss Dianne Rosaleen Quigg, David Garrick and Mr. Paul Goodâ€" daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Williunjyear. ‘ all the B. Quigg to Mr. Robert Lawson| A reception was held at the ‘uesdaY Martin, son of Mr. and MYS.|Mayfair Inn. The mother of the . George Lawson Martin, son Of pride received the guests in an is held‘George L. Martin. Reverend R&JPh orange ice dress of shantung with in the Spencer officiated. matching hat and corsage of The bride, given in mrariage bY)pronze mums. She was assisted Friday her brother, wore a gown of white by Mrs. Martin, mother of the a good peau de soie with bell shaped sKirt proom, dressed in wedgwood blue me out and chapel train with alencon JAC8 ang eorsage of yellow roses. do not Jacket, ) applicayed | meckime |abd| The couple left on a honeymoon long sleeves. She wore a headâ€" . r night dress of organza roses with shoulâ€" to Calgary and Banff. Upon their ight â€" der length veil and carried a casâ€" return they will reside in Toronto. an eveâ€" cade of white roses and stephoniâ€" brnrnmeeeieromamaee omcs oep ccndion tas. \r_â€"_-_â€"fi Her attendants were Mrs, Barry Quigg, matron of honour and Miss Carolyn Abbott, bridesmaid. They were dressed alike in organza gowns of coral complemented by lace jackets and pillbox hats and carried cascades of white carnaâ€" tions. Flowergirls were Heather and Nancy Quigg, nieces of the white baby mums. EVERY 30 MINUTES: FROM QUEENSWAY 7:30 p.m. To 12 Night. NOW IN EFFECT Islington Buses WILL PROVIDE EVENING SERVICE MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY BETWEEN QUEENSWAY & ALBION RD. ©PIN LONGER HOURS CANADA TRUST FROM ALBION ROAD 8 p.m. To 12:30 Night. PRESENT DAYTIME SERVICE REMAINS UNCHANGED. ASK DRIVER FOR TIME TABLE T.T.C. INFORMATION â€" 487â€"2424 HELPING PEOPLE MAKE TOMORROW SECURE on minimum monthly balances 3006 BLOOR ST. WesT, Toronto HOURSâ€"MON, to THURS.â€"10 a.m. to 5 p.m. FRIDAYâ€"10 a.m. to 8 p.m. SATURDAYâ€"10 a.m. to 2 p.m. make deposits or withdrawals anytime THE DRAW THAT WAS TO TAKE PLACE ON JANUARY 24, 1964 BY ThE NORTHERN ETOBICOKE HOCKEY ASâ€" §OCIATION HAS BEEN CANCELLED. AlL PERSONS WISHING REFUNDS SHOULD CONTACT DURBY SPORTS CENTRE, WESTOWN PLAZA, DIXON RD. AND ISLINGTON AVE. NOTICE OfFICES COAST TO COAST THE EXECUTIVE ‘ Pine Ridge Presbyterian _ Members of the Women‘s Auxiâ€" liary from Woodbridge Presbyâ€" terian were the guests at a Christâ€" mas party last Monday evening. ‘ During the party, which was sponsored by the ladies of the“ Church, a very interesting film from the Presbyterian Church in\ Formosa entitled "Double by Hunâ€" dred" was shown. 7 On Sunday, December ist the following new members were welâ€" comed into the Church:â€" Mr. and Mrs. David Miller, 70 Esther Lorrie Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie M, Hill, 171 Thistletown Boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Murâ€" phy, 198 Thistletown Boulevard. Mr. Ronald Caister, 41 Beauâ€" monde Heights Drive. _ _ _ _ VoTe OF ELECTORS TAKE NOTICE THAT: I: The Council of the Corporation of the | Township of Efobicoke_ intends to apply to The Ontario Municiral Board for approval of the construction of a Reâ€"alignment of the Silver Creak from NOTICE OF APPLICATION ay THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ETOBICOKE TO DISPENSE WITH A 2: Application will be made to The Ontario Municipal Board for an order to di?omc with the assent of the electors and for approval of the said works. Any catepayer may, within twentyâ€"one days after the first publication of this notics send by post prepaid to the Clerk of the Township of Etobicoke_ at the address iven below a notice in writing stating gi: objection to such approval and the grounds of such objection. 3: The Ontario ‘4unidpn| Board may order pursuant to the stafute that the assent of the elector: shall not be reâ€" quired and may approve of the said works, but before doing so it may apâ€" point a time and place for a public hearing when any objections will be conâ€" sidered. Edenbridge Drive to Royal York Road, at an estimated cost of $115,000.00, which amount shail be ralsed by the sale of daâ€" bentures payable out of the g-n.ul rate aver a period not exceeding fifteen years. DATED at the this 28th day of Our Saviour Lutheran PET CHRISTMAS CAT AND DOG ACCESSORIES : COLLARS â€" MHARNESSES â€" LEASHES â€" DOG & CAT BEDS â€"â€" 80OK$, ETC. COMPLETE AQUARIUM ACCESSORIES Annette Pet Shop © HAMSTERS © GUINEA PIGS _ © BUDGIES © TURTLES © CANARIES © TROPICAL FISH We have a complete range of Cages â€" Stands â€" Accessories and Food Supplies for all these Pets. 2737 DUNDAS STREET W. STORE HOURS: 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MONDAY TO SATURDAY TILL CHRISTMAS Make this a Christmas your boy or girl will never forget, give them a pet . . . HAMSTERS © GUINEA PIGS _ © BUDGIES TURTLES © CANARIES @ TROPICAL FISH Township. Clerk, _ 550 lumhamfl.w?o Road, Etobicoke, Ontario. rISM $Â¥AnreR SE â€" _ This Ad Worth 10% Discount On Any Purchase â€" Township of Etobicoke November, 193. W. ECKERSLEY, GIFTS FOR PETS hh Every Purchase Is Fully Guaranteed ! uim mm mpemm on m n oc m o ied en Te e e m c t e l e 0 â€" OUR SPECIALTY â€" Fold Fish & Tropical Fish Complete Aquarium Supplies for the beâ€" ginner to the Advanced. Gold Fish Bowls â€" Fish Food â€" Plants Everything fer the Tropical Fish Fancier. Exceptional Stocks of Finely Bred Species. HUGH BERG EM. 3â€"2093 Information for Pine Valley Golf Club, Toronto‘s fastest growing private club GOLFERS! at FLORIDA‘S FABULOUS DE $§OTO LAKES GOLF CLUB $295 covers Jet Fare, Lodging, Breakfast, Green Fees. Announcing the opening of George Clifton‘s Golf School Royal York Plaza Downstairs Royal York Bowl MAKE THIS A Three CPGA Teaching Professionals In Attendance Royal York Road, South of Dixon Road Lessons and Practice . . . Beginners Welcome New, Used and Discontinued Golf Equipment GEORGE CLIFTON DICK SHATIO FOLLOW THE BIRDIES SOUTH Personalized and Christmas Wrapped P CLIFTON BOB FREWIN snarro my uontstont 9â€"DAY GOLF VACATION PHONE 241â€"4581 FOR COMPLETE DETAILS CALL GOLF BALLS . . or HARTZ MOUNTAIN PET SUPPLIES WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF and felt. the confusion and space difficulties owing to the change over from the old to the new eburzch wm Christmas, it has been that the usual Christmas programs for the Sunday Schools will haye to be canselled. Thstead, it is Telt that the childâ€" ren will enjoy the special Christâ€" mas program that is being planâ€" ned for them during their regular Sunday School period. The election of officers for the 1964 C.G.LT. executive resulted as President, Leslie Bates; Viceâ€" President, Marie Bell; Secretary, Margaret Glaves; Treasurer, Janet Ervin. _ New members welcomed in Nov. were: Kathy Clarke, Nancy Kirkâ€" man, Jane Grist, Dale Johnson, Eleanor Ervin and Bonnie Shewâ€" No Christmas Concertsâ€"due to GEORGE CLIFTON 241â€"4581 TORONTO