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_ If you are unsure about wio to eontact about any phase of the The Church will be open on July 5 during the hours of 1:00 p m. to 9:00 p.m. to receive your rumâ€" mage. Please bring it on that da; as it will have to be priced ani sorted before the sale. If you haw rummage too big to bring yourseif then please phone Remo Semadert at CR 4â€"2880 or Karl Walker a*. 277â€"3418 and they will amange a pick up. Metropolitan is happy to an nounce ‘the appointment of Thomas Stokoe as its special Representative in this area Mr. Stokoe will render all types of Metropolitan servâ€" ice, including a call at your home to receive premiums on your Metropolitan insurâ€" ance policie®, If you have any questions about insurâ€" ance, or if you‘d like inforâ€" mation about Metropolitan‘s services, callâ€"or write: THOMAS D. STOKOE 100 Dixie Rd. Plaze Port Credit, Ont. PHONE 278â€"7208 | Metropolitan Lifs «hoi ht soren: arrves ,....’....Il The church arrange an old how it looks 1 of enjoyment. To keep in the Centen: wear your old time coâ€"t come along to enjoy the fu Alderwood Baptist Church, Horner Avenue and Brown‘s Line, will hold a special Centennial event, on the Church Grounds, Saturday, July 8| starting at 11:30 a.m. | There shall be homemade ice | cream, strawberry shortcake, cheese, | apple cider, home baking and a barbecue to enjoy. Bargains can be picked up at the rummage sale and while you are there, ladies, put a | stitch in the quilt. } We enjoyed our one day visit to Expo and found that this was quite enough for our poor old legs. We visited Campobello Island. and the summer home of the late Preâ€"<<i Roosvelt, and found that everyone there was getting reauy lor Lie visit of the Queen Mother, on July 13, when she would officially open the new tourist centre comâ€" pleted this year. There is a lovely provincial park on the island, and if the weather had permitted we would have spent a few hours there as it was so peaceful, by the water. However we did have a fine time visiting with our children and grandâ€" children at their home in Harrietsâ€" field, a suburb of Halifax. While there we had a tour of the Indian ship Brahmaputra, this warship was in Halifax harbor for two days before going to Expo 67. We were intrigued by the fact that the ship‘s officers wore white turbans and veils over their beards. We arrived back home last week having had 10 auys of rain out of 14 days holiday. THE GOOD SHIP ENDEAVOURâ€"Mayor Ed Horton cracked the bottle of symbolic champagne over the bow of the Enâ€" deavour one evening last week to officially start a new troop al e Where The Alders Grow . THE _ METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY B _ Thomas D. Stokoe Introducing represent ing BY MRS. FLORENCE PINK â€" TELEPHONE CL 1 â€" 3256 trying â€"â€"â€" Thursdoy, July 6, 1967 Summer Concerts are always welâ€" comed and the Recreation Departâ€" ment of the Borough of Etobicoke welcomes you the residents to a series of concerts during July and August throughout the borough. Concerts sites are located a Rexdale Plaza (Islington and Rex dale) the Municipal Centre (High way 27 and Bumhamthorpe): Kins dale Park (Berry Road and Stepuer dale Park (Be Drive) and R Tenth Street. â€" Centennial event then contact Remo or Karl at the avove plone numbers and they will airect you to the right party. Featuring many top artists +Pat Riccio: | Eddie Graf; 48th Highâ€" anders: 411 Squadron â€" R.C.A.F.; At Our Rexdale Store Only â€" Open Mon. Tues. Wed. Sat. 9 to 5 â€" Thurs. & Fri. 9 to 9 $250,000 OF CATALOGUE and MAIL ORDER SURPLUS on SALE CENTENNIAL @% Watch For Our 4 . Page Flyer Full of Special Bargains Colored â€" Blk. â€" White & RECORD PLAYERS & TELEVISIONS e DRYERS * RADIOS e WASHERS e FREEZERS & ELECTRIC RANGES * REFRIGERATORS * DISHWASHERS e APPLIANCES Delivered to your door this week. If you have L2C!UTYCTEG IU YOLUF GuOr iNnis week. if you have mnot received one just call 244â€"1781 Local 278 and we will mail you ane. * Simpsonsâ€"Sears CATALOGUE CLEARANCE CENTRE totary Park (fout of New Toronto). Snan Cliffora, Queers‘ Own Rifles}: these concerts are presented in coâ€"operation _ with | the â€" Toronte Musicians‘ Assuciation Local 149 and the recording Industries trust fund. July 9th, Rotary Park, 2:00 p.m.; July 10th, Kinsdale Park, 7:00 p.m.; July 23rd, Rotary Park, 2:00 p.m.; July 24th, Kinsdale Park, 7:00 p.m. Bring yourself, your friends and your family. The Ontario Safety League says that the tests show that the major effect of alcoholâ€"induced stress on skill is to increase the time taken to reacl to an improbable, unexâ€" pected event. â€" Moderate intoxicaâ€" tion did not appreciably impair the ability to deal with familiar situaâ€" tions. i WE cuden dn ir ainl fltns m ds o h Alohi m h in 2 spoke to the girls and their leaders during the inaugural cereâ€" monies. of Girl Sea Rangers at. ls_lit}gtqn United Church. The mayor * SUMMER FURNITURE * * BEDROOM PiECES * MATTRESSES â€" BOX SPRINGS e UNPAINTED FURNITURE BOATS® MmOTORS CAMPER TRAILERS SLEEPING BAGS FISHING EQUIPMENT HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMsSs TO CHOOSE FROM. SEWING mMACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS DRAPERIES BEDSPREADS Terry A. Temple, 86 Foch: Ave., _ Alderwood,. recently | graduated from the Provinâ€"| cial Institute of Trades and\ Applied Arts, Technical| Branch. Mr. Temple is emâ€". ployed as a construction enâ€" gineer with Finley McLachlan| Ltd. \| Staff Photo The theme of the flower show was "Centennial" in two classes, eultural and decorative. Mrs. M. E. Williamson was winner in the culâ€" tural class, And winners in the decorative class were Mrs. H. H. Braiden, Mrs. Hazel Miller, and Mrs. J. Mclean. Her topic was most interesting, especially with regard to plan maâ€" terial. In 1960 "Rowancroft pink coral" won the ‘Award of Merit from the Royal Horticultural Soâ€" ciety. This outstanding introduction was grown at the Rowancroft Gardens. Miss Castle has lectured at the University of Toronto. At the recent June meeting of the Kingsway â€" Sunnylea Horticulâ€" tural Society, held in Sunnylea Public School, Miss Minerva Castle of Rowaneroft Gurdens, Meadowâ€" vale, spoke on peonies and lilacs. Mr. Siple and Mr. Moore were in the Air Force together during the last World War, and had not seen each other in 22 years, so it was a very happy reunion. Other guests of Mr. and Mrs. Siple last weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Don Moors, Halifax, whose Centennial project is a trailer trip to Vancouver, His car was on display at the City Hall, Toronto, for two days, and will be on display at Expo for several days. He plans to fly home to Vancouver, and will have the car sent by rail. The trip to Toronto from Varâ€" couver took three weeks, with cruising speed of 35 to 40 mph, and he encountered warm hospitalâ€" ity and friendliness on his journey. In the community last week, on his way from Vancouver to Expo, driving a reconditioned Model T Ford, Jack Lillico was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Siple, Aylesbury Cres., Islington. For the next week we will be on vacation, so phone, or send your items to 259â€"3746 or The Adverâ€" tiser, 2980 Lakeshore Blvd. W., Toronto 14. _ With schools out, and our Cenâ€" tennial birthday celebrations on Dominion Day over, last weekend saw, the annual exodus to summer cottages, resorts, and Expo. News at this time is sparse, so please keep us advised of visitors to your, or your neighbour‘s home; tell us of your trips and vacationsâ€"to keep the column interesting. 1 The Red Rose Tea Tropiy was HURRY SAVINGS ARE UP TO 50 e Along The Queensway . NO DOWN PAYMENT Up To 36 Months To Pay on Purchases Over $400.00 BY MRS. T. TURNER â€" TELEPHONE CL 1 â€" 7224 Recent showers were given by | associates at the Etobicoke Board | of Education, hosted by Susan| Hamilton in .her home in the West : Brideâ€"elect Lynda Brylinski, 19 Kepal Ave., is being honored at many prebridal showers prior to her marriage in Royal York Road United Church on August 12, when she will exchange marriage vyows with Mr. Fred Galbraith, Etobicoke. Many of the residents and memâ€" bers of the W.A. wore Centennial , costumes and bounets of every desâ€" | cription were the order of the day. Generous servings of ice cream, strawberries and cake ensure that | no one will forget this day and| next year will see an even larger| crowd. As one elderly resident said | as he wended his way towards bed â€""The end of a perfect day." The fabulous program of enterâ€" tainment was slowed down for a short while by the rain, but when it cleared an obedience performâ€" ance by dogs of the German Shepâ€" herd Dog Club of Canada started the show off again. Zena Cheevers, mistress of ceremonies, and Dorâ€" othy Merrall at the Hammon organ kept a continuous program flowing from 2 to 8 p.m. Fiveâ€"yearâ€"old Brenda Tasker won the 10 silver dollars in the chilâ€" dren‘s Treasure Hunt.. Miss Sunâ€" beam Doll, af air haired darling, is waiting to be claimed by the holder of ticket No. 89. A total of 66 prizes were won in the draw, and money winners were: S. Cartwright, Joyce Easton (a resident), B. Horner, who each won $50; Nellie Robertshaw, Les Crane, $25; W. Worley, M. Latâ€" timer, D. Cochrane, P. Pienta, Alex Ross, R. T. Brown, Mrs. A. H. Robertson, M. Heny, J. F. Hughes, Bob Tasker, each won $10. a superb performance by the Metro Toronto Mounted Police perâ€" forming their musical ride, accomâ€" panied by the pipe band. Mr. D. W. Drew, superintendant of Kipling Acres, opened the cereâ€" monies at 2 p.m. and then followed A record crowd of some 6,000 turned out for the Centennial Eighth Strawberry Festival held at Kipling Acres Home for the Aged on Saturday, June 24, sponsored by the Women‘s Association. awarded to Mrs. J. McLean for the best rose in the show, A social hour was enjoyed at the close of the meeting, with Mrs. P. H. Peterson, and her committee, serving refreshments. 59\ | P I : DODGE ‘ BOYS l 1965 Mustang I 1965 Pontiac Convertible _ It was a double celebration, it being Mr. Demer‘s birthday. Guests attending from outâ€"ofâ€" town included Mr. and Mrs, Leâ€" andre Deschamps, North Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Deschamps, North Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Desâ€" roches, Perkinsfield; Mr. and Mrs. Vital~ Valee, Penetang; Mr. and A reception in the Mayfair in the evening was attended by many friends and acquaintances of the couple, who showered them with good wishes, flowers and gifts. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Orien Demers, 50 Guthrie Ave., were honored by their family on the occasion of their silver wedding anniverasary on June 27. The celebration was held on Saturday, July 1, and folâ€" lowing mass in St. Mark‘s‘ R.C. Church, at 2 p.m., a dinner with the family at Ports of Call was enjoyed. Mrs. Edward Marsden, who will be matron of honor, was hostess at a shower given by the other bridal attendants in the home of Carolyn Siple, Aylesbury Rd., on June 27. 4â€"door hardtop with P.S, PB , power wi cows condition NAME YOUR OWN DEAL Mall, with coâ€"hostess Theresa Tienâ€" see, when Lynda received many lovely pantry gifts. This car shill carries the balance of the mnew with automatic 6 cylinder motor. Another we qutomobile NAME YOUR OWN DEAL White with Red interior Auto many other extros. . Another one cors. Lic. 563274.. NAME Y0 NAME YOUR OWN DEAL A 2â€"door sedan with econom«al outo 6 one is in excellent condition. Lic, 612824 1964 Chrysler A real sharp cor, just like new. Red in Licence 44620K 1964 Ford 189, 8 cyl., 4 barrel. A oneâ€"owner car with or striking Gold colour, with Black vinyl krincle top, Lic. 579079. . NAME YOUR OWN DEAL NAME YOUR OWN DEAL 1964 Valiant Yes, this is also o oneâ€"owner autemeabile . miles. White in colour with 8 cylinger, pow Licence 118262 NAME YOUR OWN DEAL 1965 Chev. Impala Super Sport 1965 Comet Caliente Convertible Auto., 6 cylinder, Black in‘ colou Another o late model used cars. Licence 620072 NAME YOUR OWN DEAL In a sharp Marcon cotour with a White top. 8 cyl, P.S car has been kept in tipâ€"top shape by its former owner. Licence 610723. a CHRYSLER â€" DODGE NAME YOUR OWN DEAL NAME YOUR OWN DEAL 1965 Chev. Convertible 1965 Dodge Hardtop 290 Dundas Hwy. E. THE HOME OF 279â€"5830 Need 2 cary in the ta icence 408769. NO _ j DOWN 1 PAYMENT ! In the U.S. in 1966 there were a total of 547 reported "near misses" at railroad crossings; 167 of these involved school buses. U.S. traffic statistics divided by 10 usually give an approximate comparable figure for Canada. The Ontario Safety League quotes these disturbing statistics in the hope that they will underline the need for constant vigilance on the part of everyone involved in the mainâ€" tenance and operation of school buses Mrs. George Gibson and the children will be spending most of the summer vacation at their cotâ€" tage on Lake Joseph, Muskoka. Mr. Gibson, who has to attend to home and business, will spend the weekâ€" ends with them. Mrs. William Hubbard, Calgary, was the recent house guest of her sisterâ€"inâ€"law, Mrs. George Reed, and Mr. Reed, Penhurst Ave. Miss Judith Ross, Fairlin Dr., formerly of Culnan Ave., will be a counsellor at Riverview Camp, an Etobicoke day camp, for the sumâ€" are attending a Lions eonnm.;on in Chicago this week, and will mix business with pleasure. Crystal Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kowalik, Hamilton, bogie; Mr. and Mrs. John Muscat, Mr. and Mre. Stan MacPherson ()nâ€"theâ€"Speot COOKSVILLE Financing Easy KF3 ;,gl $~25 J his would