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verhill Drive will entertain at a whose marriage Williarm Pointon at St. Matthew‘s tember 5. Miss 7 | ISLINGTON & DISTRICT NOTES | their lar M H M th Mrs. William Twidale of Sil On The Social Scene W M H Editors® Letters Batenchuk ... M att, daughter of Mr n _o, daughter of M ntreal on Several t wee M eau tea this Sunday in of herâ€" daughter â€" Alice â€" marriage to Mr. Charles m Pointon will take place Matthew‘s church on Sepâ€" r 5. Miss Twidale is a reâ€" M M M H M M M M M D Trousseau Tes wensen, C the M lege, Oxf W t Peti f Mr. W Be leay ipp 1 rta M Mi 1 M Tt Ma da Villa thal Park D M th ig M M M Halit Dalk f. Mi amping t SAT ome Da iet, and Bill, are back home on Midgecross Road iping trip to British Columbia. The first of Sepâ€" noving to Pittsburgh, Pa., where they have found Park. Dr. McKenna is going to take a course in ation at the University of Pittsburgh. The family ed in the Ridgevalley area where they have lived the la The D) day W arl W Br D le M 1) M s Road after a Af M ates H At M M 1 Bill. are ba M M Mr d M f M fa math 1 plet I visited Fort H Little â€"}game 1p 1 Oak F T and their daughter, Sharon, have reâ€" Dak Road after a motor trip to Caliâ€" y planned for this month to celebrate v.. While visiting Knott‘s Berry Farm riends, the Gord Benrfett family and Mrs. Bennett, with Carole and Allan fourâ€"week trip, which covered 6,800 h as San Diego, and on the way back nd of special interest to Allan, the th n gave a dinner party at their home d Mrs. Ken McCauley entertained at me in Georgetown. jbt hte been given by Mrs. Archic Stewart, 1 Morton at the home of her mother, ad. Miss Nora Stearns gave a dinâ€" t home in Toronto, and Mrs. Charles d at a miscellaneous shower. Coâ€" vere Misses Eleanor Gearing, Janet ale with their family, Anne Marie next week to Sault Ste. Marie. Re cent graduate nurse of St. Joâ€" weph‘s hospital. Her finance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Pointon of Riverside Drive, A Little Late Word â€" from â€" the â€" Etobicoke recreation department is that it‘s a little late in the season to arâ€" range tennis instruction at the three new courts at Cloverdale M rge W. Healey, gave fternoon at their hon Mrs. W. K. Fent ind Jimmy have returned to their a threeâ€"week vacation at Gatlinâ€" a lodge in th Smoky Mountains, e are sailing tomorrow from n route to Neuchatel, Switzerâ€" family for the year and take College. In the group of 90 om United States, will be Peter icks, Edenbridge Drive; Glenda R. Pratt, Abilene Drive; Vera T. Sendro, Sir William‘s Lane; 1 Mrs. W. T. Swensen, Twyford er of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vanâ€" lacKenzie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Potrie, son of Mr. and Cath Whit im y aw where ured the : gha ts are g th aned at B th e scores of the day‘s play St. Catharineg 10, Huntsâ€" ?; Chinguacousy township 8, Dalhousie 1; Oakville 38, pton 1; Toronto township 8, lin 0; Alderwood 13, Oshâ€" 2; Long Branch 13, Whitby Catharines 9, Chinguacousy akville 3, Toronto township untsville 4, Port. Dalhousie ampton 6, Brooklin 2; Long ch 5. Alderwood 4; Whitby nawa 3; Brampton 6, Huntsâ€" 1; Toronto township 3, St. arines 1; Owen Sound 12, hy 1; Owen Sound 7, Brampâ€" ; Toronte tewnship 5, Long ch 4 in the championship England, liv Barbara Vaughanâ€"Parks nâ€"Parks. Princeton Road M Rae‘s home on Gli on Norseman stree and Mrs. W. D. Pic Catl and Mrs. W. A. Mcâ€" nd a half week visit where they saw more struck by the size of jed fr dren, Frances, Jim, n Ridgecross Road r money is gave a tea in her intree Road, was end, when their ig them, received public relations trip around the Forfar family to cottage an Horse Tt h ‘Tnoon at the se wedding is Road United , of Lockport, x where Jerry m Page 111 Branch taking is, stopping Montreal to amily will be e, Peter and y visited the ey is made at ence Seaway, ste e on ! the gt town, was es at a ladfern eet Pem Drive reey Mal Hill Park. However, this is likely to be scheduled late in the spring in order to get local tennis enthusâ€" issts off to a good start next summer. This decision has resulted in one mother, yours truly, taking cff for the courts last week for the first time in 15 years. Comâ€" pletely awed the youngsters I was instructing when I took a good swipe at the ball and wound up with a hole in the racquet. I let them think it was mom‘s strong right arm rather than a restringing job long overdue. Never fear, they‘ll be playing circles around me sooner than they realize. : Tournaments Underway Tennis tournaments at Central, Pine Point, Silver Creek and Sunnydale Acres courts move into their final week with trophies waiting to be won by the best players in the 8â€"11 and 12â€"17 age groups. If THISTLETOWN BAPTIST CHURCH Congratulations =Continued Success A WORD FROM THE PASTOR: It is with great joy and profound gratitude to God that we dedicate our new church home and open its doors for the worship and service of God and the preaching of the gospel. "Enter into His gates with thanksgiving and into His courts with praise: be thankful unto him, and bless his name." The history and building of the new Thistletown Baptist Church is a modern day miracle demonstrating the goodness and power of God. The work began in the Lcaumbnde Heights Public School in September of 1960. My wife and I accepted the challenge of this growing area and without any human resources to lean on we felt sure that God had some great things in store. There were many trials and tribulations in the early months but faith triumphed over all and the small but courageous group of believers launched out and purchased our $25,000.00 acre‘site in June of 1961. With the help of the Fellowship we were able to obtain a portable building which we entered in July, 1961. The work grew slowly but steadily ard believers were added to the church on profession of their faith. In August of 1962 Mr. Miles Cook, then Treasurer of the Faith Baptist Church in Toronto, visited our church and presented us with a cheque for $20,000.00. This wonderful gift completely paid the balance owing on the land and made possible the early construction of the building which we dedicate at this time. Knowing that God was leading us on, a Building Committee was elected which began immediately to prepare plans for a permanent building. In April 1963 construction was begun on the building and continued through the year without interruption through the blessing of God on our Church Bond sales.â€" In December, 1963, the basement quarters were opened for services and again there has been an increase in the services. In January the church voted to proceed with the completion of the sanctuary. In March a contractor was engaged and the work has been brought to completion, so that we are now able to enjoy the completed building and dedicate its facilities to the glory of God. As Pastor of the church I am deeply grateful for the kind and encouraging words which many have spoken regarding the unusual development of our church. However, I must ascribe all glory to God for it has been only with His help and blessing that we have been enabled to ecme to this day. I wish to express my thanks also to the members of our church who have been strong in faith giving glory to God. Without a people of faith and courage little could be accomplished. We must also thank our Building Committee which gave many hours to the oversight of the building proâ€" gram. Mention should also be made of the generous help of Newtonbrook Baptist Church on the down payment for our land and also to the Toronto Association. Several other churches and individuals assisted greatly and meant the difference between defeat and victory especially in the early days. Thistletown Baptist Church is a Home Mission of the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches in Canada. The Fellowship bas helped the work with a loan for the Portable building, a Minute Man Loan and with the regular monthly grant. And so, having witnessed the mighty hand of God until this day we press forward to even greater things in the days ahead. We covet your prayers for God‘s continued grace and blessings. Off to Kindergarten ou have a youngster start NORTH YORK Electrical Contractors On The Construction Of Their New Home GIARDINO BROS. CONCRETE & DRAINS MACOTTO CO. Of Canada Ltd. We were very pleased to have been associated with the Building of this Modern Church. 48 LePAGE COURT DOWNSVIEW, ONTARIO Phones: 636â€"6686 or CH 1â€"3098 1190 KIPLING AVE. NORTH 4815 YONGE STREET WILLOWDALE PHONE BA 1â€"1189 A1 PHONE CH 1â€"5221 ing kindergarten this fall you might be interested in an ides Mrs. Joan Hoard, directress of the â€" Treasure Trail nursery school, passed on to mothers of her graduating class in June. She suggested that extra sweet talk and extra sweet food will belp small children adjust to the first few weeks of school. And when you stop to think of it, many of us do react to a new situation with tension and irâ€" Look Both Ways With school just around the corner perhaps a reâ€"drill on safety rules wouldn‘t*come amiss. situation ritability Her other suggestion was putâ€" ting bright colored loops or some distinguishing mark on a youngâ€" ster‘s boots to help him find his own. A recent report of the Etobiâ€" coke Traffic Safety Council noted a check made this spring of ‘a school with an exceptionally good safety record but reported, "The behavior of the chilren was conâ€" sistently bad with a complete failure to observe even the most elementary safety rules." The report went on to suggest the absence of accidents had been more the result of good luck than good walking practices. Trouble Spots Stay at home Kiwanians durâ€" Friend" KIPLING AVENUE NORTH OF ALBION ROAD During the next few weeks I will be contacting the various orâ€" ganizations in this area for the names of publicity conveners so that we are able to give adequate coverage to the various functions and activities which are taking place. Plans for the September meeting of the Etobicoke Hortiâ€" culural Society are well underâ€" way and it promises to be a most interesting evening. ing the past month have been getting a short course on interâ€" national affairs at their meetâ€" ings. The Humber Valley group heard a speaker from the Arab States give his country‘s viewâ€" point on Palestine and the River Jordan dispute. Members are now looking for a speaker who can present the Israeli version of events past and present. During an interâ€"club meeting club members were addressed by a man from British Guiana who fled that country when Jagan formed the government. Etobicoke Horticultural Society REX PAINT & VARNISH CO. LTD. TONY LEE ROOFING KINGSWAY T0 KIPLING MURFIN HEATING & COOLING LTD. Humber Summit Post Office â€" Phone 749â€"0622 TO THE MEMBERS OF EARLYNE WHEELER LIMITED 94 INDIAN GROVE TORONTO 3, ONT. Phones: RO 9â€"3494 or RO 34429 6801 STEELES AVE. WEST AT ISLINGTON $5 TORBARRIE ROAD DOWNSVIEW, ONTARIO PHONE CH 1â€"9602 STORE FRONTS â€" GLASS â€" VITROLITE MIRRORS® â€" SHOWCASES R INSULATION UNITS s27 ALBION ROAD, REXDALE, ONT Phones: 741â€"2910; 741â€"1195 ALBION GLASS COMPANY LIMITED Suppliers and Installers of Listen toâ€" "THE GOOD TIDINGS BROADCAST" The date is September 16 at Islington public school at 8 p.m. Miss Minerva Castle of Rowanâ€" croft Gardens, Meadowvale, will be the guest speaker. Her mesâ€" sage on "Fall Planting of Perenâ€" nials" will be most timely. The meetings of this society are held the first Wednesday of each month (except this September meeting) and the public is welâ€" come. Following the meeting there will be a flower show. If there are any children interested in enâ€" tering a class there is one for them.. One entry is the "Magic Carpet"â€"flower heads arranged on a cookie sheet to simulate u’ rug. Place dampened peat moss or sand on the cookies sheet and inâ€"| sert short stem flower heads on | it, making your own design. | In the junior cultural classes young people up to 15 years of age may subnit three vegetables and/or three stems of annuals of any variety or varieties. Also in this show will be an invitation DIAL CFGM ON YOUR RADIO Sunday, 8:45 a.m. THE ADVERTISER â€" GUARDIAN, Thursday, August 27, 1964 â€"â€" IC! class which is offered to anyone desiring credits for a judging course. There are no prize awards and material from any source may be used. The "Anniversary Party" class sounds unique. This is to be a dinâ€" ner table design with or without candles and you are|to name the anniversary. If you are digapâ€" pointed that you have been unâ€" able to sit out in your garden during the cool evenings of Auâ€" gust we suggest you attend this flower show. Etobicoke Red Cross One of the many worthwhile organizations in our community which never takes a holiday is the Etobicoke Red Cross. Alâ€" though short staffed, the corps has been trying to maintain the schedule of driving patients to hospital. If any readers are looking for volunteer work this fall the Red Cross is always in need of volunâ€" teer drivers. If you are interested pleasa call BE 1â€"2293. The corps has been active in the presentaâ€" THE BUILDING COMMITTEE Mr. W. Bayley, Mr. A. Kublick, Mr. V. Leonard, Mr. S. Nielsen, Mr. F. Vaughan PASTOR Rev. F. Vaughan B.Th., 31 Farr Avenue, Rexdale â€" 749â€"0576 REX\DALE PLUMBING PILKINGTON GLASS â€" BE 3â€"7740 Mr. A. Coq#er, Mr. A. Kublick, Mr. K. Murley CARD BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. S. RAVEN K. RAX Phones: CH 1â€"0521 or CH 1â€"0571 GORDON JUBB CONSTRUCTION Lumber Dealers‘ Association Member NASHVILLE WOODBRIDGE â€" PHONE AT 8â€"1128 LIMITED 7 TABER ROAD, REXDALE THE BOARD OF DEACONS LIMITED 27 MERCER STREET TORONTO 2B, ONTARIO PHONE: 366â€"8351 PHONE: 221â€"6688 daughters Linds and Donna have returned from a twoâ€"week vacaâ€" tion at Temagami, Ont, Mr. and Mrs, E. Miller and Judith and Cameron have return» ed to Islington following an en joyable time at Five Oaks camp near Paris, Ont. It is always interesting to hear the impressions of other people of the places they visit. This past week Misses Norma Gardiner and Olive Stewart and Mr, George Stewart returned from & visit to England, Scotiand and France. They were impressed with the beauty of the English countryside and the pride which the people take in keeping their country clean and tidy. One day they stopped on the street to con» sult their map and a lady asked if she could be of help to them. Such courtesy make & favorable impression on the visitor and such a thoughtful person makes a good ambassador for her counâ€" try. Vacationers Return Home p