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'0' Tomato Bunch 766 Lake Shore Road " trd, Nor Toronto, Out. tb Phones: Bone, 2733 - New Toronto 1086 _ Brunch Manger: R. C. Love '-ttativr.-tr. V. Bailey, 1014 Mom M. N. Walton. on. Phone _ . Walton 2247-1. “Waste not, want no." This is en old will: that is as true today as it was the dsyit first saw light. This is something that Milken inculcated into the minds of the 'reogte in Europe for years. It may be the Beertt why so many of those who come from the lather lands make good here and am: wealth. They have learnt the lesson to con- long and save. They do not waste but make ing count. They watch carefully their ha and get value for their dollars. Yes, ther week-end list of fatalities brings the need to exercise more care on the " on the highways and around the sum- eottue. This is tt personal matter that a” have the attention of each individual. " We caution, a little care, a little adher- nel to the many csrefully prepared in- Itxictions issued. s little courtesy, would dunk most of these accidents. It is lack of putting into effect common well-known he; Study has been made of the causes'of ants. punishments have been given to oft on. publicity has been broadcast to known the findings, yet people.will not h If every one will stop and think before take it chance there will be fewer . ants. Just remember when boating the ml, and notices that you have seen. " . every precaution when driving on “he khways, it will save you from accidents. Wh walking watch the crossings carefully Ind cross with the lights. As you come to nil‘sy crossings. obey the signs, see that Mare in control of your car to stop if the Man should arise. In short follow the motions that have been issued and you will-not suffer the fate of those 29 who lost iia' life during the past week-end in on Canada, Yes. it is worth the effort so tl t you my live longer and happier. LIVING COST STILL RISES V? W gee Our Good Sdettion FISHING TACKLE . "ther Tack]. Du! harming But Fry The Fink” ms “ADE - LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED - ' ”CYCLE And JOYCYCLES REPAIRED OFFICIAL WINRUDE AGENT 'arnetrheki'tdrhiiverrPtmte W3 CYCLE t SPORTS km a: If the: tal lenient: ml, u @930 loin)“ MASON ACCIDENT TOLL LOOK! "teKa,LuuiLitAfd'gei3,iig5iaEi t.N.Ttt-udtguid.otgte.. [.1 nt,lturat'tfrtt",','pit'tt',At2gi M .mucwI-ellor-n-d "rttyy.Hrm.eh-w.satuta.raio.ii- " N.- " th- ud). Probation! and: 't.adinaM.erti-t..tttteatrsta. , Hum-um “mun-1.5m... In“ nun“; _ M”. “News”. hum", JUNE T, 1951 ii, BlllcY9LEs !i!1 It', Down '"Nli8rtu1"g%Mttr" a... '"""ega11ttg'tMflP"""" 'eadleNvtsttk,"-"""" New and Used in..." i%iii5iu' Fa-Gb-Fi.- iTiGaii, h 'cr-dsl.. we. garl- WC. nuuhb-hw-I Pseee,ueUit.ye2re: & Guide ulna- - MUh'rltdt'rtt8at "a. may. ’13? F635; BALANCE PAYABLE WEEKLY 13.53 ilk Only when citizens are aware of the fact that they, personally. have to pay for the coat of government and governmental serv- ices do they realize that they, personally, have responsibility in seeing to it that gov- ernment is operated efficiently. It's when parents insist on running things, that the children walk out. Persons with little authority often have great rudeness. 7 Co-operation benefits all who co-operata. Co-operation cannot coerce anyone. Community life is the keystone to com- munity enterprise. Where you find an active roup of men and women banded together for the development and welfare of the com- munity you find ICP,',?,',,', centre. attractive and flourishing. ere you find a group of people who are only interested in their own little circle of friends and home, you find a very unprogrersive centre. It is the com- munity interest and activities that keep up the growth and development. As you note the wonderful development of Weston, York Townshi ' Etobicoke Township, Swansea and Scarlet gums. you will note that there has been a community spirit engendered by service clubs, councils, ratepayers' associa- tions, and private groups of citizens who have gone out to build their respective communities. West Toronto had this spirit and still has the organizations that can so out and do the same work. If communities are to maintain their identity there must be community groups who are working all the time for the establishment of community enterprises. This is what attracts attention and brings life to the community. Those who have been responsible for the growth of the suburban communities are to be congratu- lated upon their success. Those who are interested in the further development of West Toronto are called upon to exercise more activity. Our papers in these commun- ities are the medium for promoting and propagating the community enterprises. Use them and build your own community enterprises. EDITORIAL BRIEFS COMMUNITY ENTERPRISE L In. h - It he it. 1liit'tli he. who ',ifl%td we new stuff. min our clown; and W'fd.' mvorywutdul. nmuntnu ”he" hammmwmmm mascot m by buying with more an and using t2rtttAtAlrs Locket ungr- he. can. 0- m mm. stun ' " name. lbw a: all pile: and {on will fi “liable dolhn thrown t% anemia: which we her so much about be huted when the people demand full “In. for their dotiar and nee what they be; to the Nil limit. M will conserve stock. hen the stock is built up in the stores and wt»- house: then the mica will have to come down in order to move the merchandise, just " in Rii'Stit' in New York's large stores today. Thin it over and you will see where you have the whip hand " the buyer today. J] MADILL-MURPHY Aluminium foil bu been used by the Swedish professor Glut: Kenn to eliminate stray electric charges from the room in which he he- located I delicate and precise de vice developed to save eyes darn. aged by metallic foreign bodies. The foil prevents electric interfer- ence. u the ingenious machine de- tects minute electrical current! generated deep inside the eyel. Arrange now for your Child's Portrait taken in your own home by Melvyn Jamieson Photogra- pher. Specializing in home por- traits. Day or night appoint- ment. For That Special Occasion Telephone Weston 2214-1 We are as near to you as your tolcphom ZONE 4-1” "union Ava, Weston DRUG ITO" Connor " human Ave. . Main . “I'm!" KIWI“ . mm PERSHIIHOI . not: ttttt IUD!“ Mr NT II MI E . mum MINNIE“ no. Laue Thursday, a number gather- ed for prayer in the church, pray- ing especially for the Lord’l lead- ing as to the future in regard to our building plum. Be sure and keep . Saturday, June 23, opvn, became we hope to be seeing you It our annual picnic in Pelmo Park. Not only has the Christ Who came into the world as a nnsom for sinful mankind been “fused admittance into many churches, but also, many homes and hearts reject Him as well. It naturally follows that it is impossible to have Godly homes where the Bible is loved and eagerly read, until the parents have let the Lord Jesus come into their hearts, and have accepted Him persosully as their own personal Saviour. However, Jesus recognize: our free wills, for He will not force His way through any barred doors, whether it be in our churches, our homes, or the hearts of individuals. It wan to the lukewarm, ult- satiafied church of Laodicea that John wrote these words, "Behold I stand at the door and knock: it any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will mp with him, and he with me.” (Rev. 3: 20). While these words were spoken to the church of Laodicea, it is and to uy that they are just as applicable to many churches in our own day and axe. Churches which fail to prelch the justification of sinners through the atoning work of Christ on the' cross at Calvary, could well nail the words "Laodicea" above their) doors. A joint meeting of the WA And the WMS will be held on the lawn of Mm. D. Davidge on Sykel ave. June 12 at 2.30 pm. The guest spake: will be Rev. Olivia C. Lindsay, MA, STM. Min Lind-1y ‘went to Japan 1914 and was there for 29 yours, and she will upenk of her experiences. All ladies are con dially invited. Grandview_Bqptitst Sunday, June IT in Communion Service. This Sunday morning it the re- ception of new member, into the family of Westminster. Any famine: that have not already been contacted please all the Church office, 1473 if they win}: to join the church before Friday evening. V Thu SItunday afternoon in the Congregational picnic. Bun: will leave the Church " one-thirty lhnrp, Those who wish tun-pom- tion be at the Church on time. Memben with curl are naked to come to the Church and take In many in curl u pmmible. The pie- nic in being held " Rotary Ball, Bolton Camp. Fun for everyone. For more detailed information see the Church bulletin or cull the Church office. Westminster United um. without some thought. As you may than words of uh than can. into our uh A m power and tom It out)“ w ta he. the iuuu of the day with "mneth and fortitude. When you have and. the study " m him. And Good, then look on: the comet for an day and an that pm". 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C on att?f.etd,',t',ge,ud nun: Sunday um many ti:;iii' t,t'all,g.T,'utttt 3‘“ I " t I"! _ The Nerament of Holy Com- ‘munion was observed at Ending Avenue United Church on Sunday, (June 3rd, The Sermon Meditation wu based on Matthew d; i--the words of Jesus reminding us that we ure more than flerh Ind Mood. "Man clnnot live by bread alone." God has made man with three parts to his nature: soul. mind, and body. We all recognize the need for hulthy mind. Yet if we refuse to recognize the need for n henlthy spirit we are jenpnrd» Young people of the Corps Cadet Brigade " Mt, Dennis Corps led enthusiastic meetings last Sunday under the direction of their leader, Mrs. G: Chapel]. Happy singing, and sincere christian witness char- acterized each gathering. A new set of tambourinee, traditional symbol of the Salvationiat’s joy, were 1110 in evidence. You are in. vited to enjoy the meetings next Sundly It 11 I.m. and T p.m. Dur- ling the evening Jet-vice Bandsman R. Moon will present I thought- provoking monologue “Led by I Child." Sunday School meets " 3 o'Clock in the afternoon. The lu- eon will be found in Acts 22 and 23 under the title "Paul: a Pri. soner, but still God's messenger." The text to learn: "The Lord. . . . said, Be of good cheer, Paul; for " thou hast testified of Me in Jeru- nlem, no mint thou bear witness also at Rome." (Acta 23: 11). Next Wednesday, g p.m., the monthly united Prayer Service will be held in the Mt. Dennis Baptist Church with Rev. A. E. Holley bringing the message. On Sunday, June 17, Major Arnold Brown of Toronto will conduct the meetings at the Mt. Dennis Citadel. l Harding Ave. United Salvation Army I Cradle Roll Service Sunday always filU the church. And this yen- with fifty-seven graduates, was no exception. In spite of threatening weather, every nook and cranny of the church was filled and extra chain were every- where. The Sunday School choir rendered In anthem and Isobel Helen Bridgman nng I solo. The Cradle Roll moperintendent, Mrs. H. Shelton presented the graduates to the Sunday Superintendent, Mr. W. Dean. The continued growth of this department promises an overflow- in: Sunday School in the future. June in the month of picnic: and our Church and Sunday School picnic started the month off well. Some two hundred memberl went to Woodland Park lut Seturday and enjoyed the clean freshmen of the lovely spot. Inter-Clue base, ball, nmee. race: and contents filled the efternoon. Ueudly the picnic supper in the man important part of the prom-m, but this time the giving of the prize- eeemed to be more important. Millinery, ties, dishes, fevoure and everything that your heart could imagine. It was a good picnic and everyone enjoyed every minute of it. Pacer: G. ugh. BA,, B.D. NOTICE FOR SUNDAY. J NE 10th: 10.15 tt.rtt.-Wrdirte Ave. Sunday School 8 pm 11.80 nart.--Rivemide Sunday School 12.15 p.m. T,00 p.rtt.--Elvemton Park Sunday School 10.30 mm. Sncnment of Holy tkmtrtumion-Elverston Park Church Plan Member! Elventon Picnic at Exhibition Park Stun-any, June 9th. CIT! and bums lave the church st on, o’clock. Everybody welcome! Bullet lunch. Central United Elvenide United Churches JUNE 10th, 1951 10' a.m.-Senior ss. 11 a.m.--Speaker, Mr. (Jon don Allcott. , p.m.--Filrn ' "Liquid Lore!“ WISH! 'tlBmlltlilll alhillll VISITORS WELCOME “V. R. CURRII: CREELMAN. ELIE. Ma., s Croo- St. " Church The Statute of Westminster, passed in IMI, gated thnt the Uni- ted Kingdom and the Dominion, were 'Uutonomom, communitiu within the British Empire, equal in uncut." Celebrnaon of Holy Communion was held at g mm. morning ser- vice, and at 11 am. and 7 p.m. services on Sunday June 3rd. The Rev. H. W. Surdivnll, BA, LTh, officiated at all scrvices. Attend- ance was encouraging, and new corners to this district will be wel- comed to these Sunday nervicu by the rector of St. David'l. We hope to have the, pleasure of meeting you Bll in that new church in the future. We are selling those bricks in hook form, no "buy a brick and make them Mick." Get your name on one or mlny. Statute of Westminster We wish to announce. that the Sacrament of Holy Communion will be observed at both services on Sunday, June 24th. Mr. Gordon Alcott will be our guest at the morning hour of wor- ship and Rev. Andrews will pre- sent a film "Liquid Lore" in the auditorium at 7 pm. All member! of HA. and the Temperance Fed, eration are invited. The Sacrament of Baptism will be administered at the morning “like on Sunday, June 17th. l Our picnic will be held on Saturday, June 16th at River Val, ley Park. The cars will leave the church starting at 2 pm. and we need all available transpoxtation. Church of St. David, Herdinsm, A. Plans are being made for the lecond annual congregational picnic at River Valley Park on Saturday, June 16. Further details will be. announced later. Newcomers to the district who wish to have Mr. Welch call are asked to contact any of the elders or phone Mr. Welch at LY. 5140. "Home Missions and the Cana- dian Indian" relating to the work the Presbyterian church in doing with the Indians of Canada will be the nermon next Sunday'morning. The discourse will centre around Mr. Welch's experience last Bum. mer with the Sioux Indians of Manitoba. You are invited to attend this qervice. Weston Presbyterian Correlative citation" from the Christian Science text book, “Sci- ence and Health with Key to the Scriptures." by Mary Baker Eddy, included the following from page 103, "Ag named in Christian Science. nnimal magnetism " hypnotism is the specific term for ierror, or mortal mind. It in the (line belief that mind in in matter, and is both tvil and good: that evil is an real as good and more powerful. This belief has not one quality of Truth." St..,Andttw', "r+ter.itut 1 Selection: from the Bible in- }cluded the following from Knish g.. 10, "And when they null uy unto you, Seek unto them that have flmiliar spirits, and Iutto winrdl that peep, and tut mut- ter.. would not 1 people seek unto their God? for the living to the dead?" ' TU Golden Text VII. "I would Inn you win unto that which in tool, and simple concerning evil. And the God of peace shall bruins Satan under your not shortly." Roman: 16: 19, 20. “Antone and Modern Noem- mmy, Alias leumerinq Ind Hypnotiun, Denounctd" In the nub)“: of the Leann Sermon which m read in all church. of Christ, Scientm, throughout the world including Third Church of Christ. Seiontilt, TO High Park Av... Toronto, on Sunday. June 8, 1951. Inf-‘0 'hrieal on. of tttb-ug not mama.“ and. a. “In“ at Ute." .. In looking “and to Jun "th and the wuk that follows " ”an!“ United Chuck. We stiall it holding our 0min! Iod- $gatfttst Sou-vim on that Sunday, and v. m lookin: forward with much plum" to the sun "out. If you no living in our neigls bombed. be mm to "and. Bor- vice. " " mm. and 8.15 Pan. Christian Science [ Mitzi-111 h in much who... to a. num- ad up... gt nodu- mm.f‘w MILK )llllllllll “MID CENTURY CRUSADE" YOUTH FOR CHRIST =RALLY= FRIDAY, JUNE ttth, 'SI . REGULAR SERVICES 10 a.rn.-lunday School. 11 a.m.-hi 4it. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church Rev. E. A. Dawe. Pastor _ 1A LIPPlNCOTT ST. W. AT MAIN ST. Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada 11.00 AN. Reception of New Members. 7.30 PM, A Gospel Message with fine music. All Depts. of Sunday School at 1 1.00. Holy Communion ' mm. and 11 am. Morning Service-ll am. Evening Bervieo.-7 patt. Sunday school-S pan. --" "T."'" - -'-"5'iT"'Cr"" _rj“wi""g=. lol- l“ In. at to has . we , M. in.“ In. I [In It“! b THIRD SUNDAY an: m. MINE 10th ' ,rtn.--Holy Communion. e " a.m.-Suudar School. 11 Lam-Mutual and Sermon. . French»: The Rt. Ray. D. B. M, D. D.. Lord Bishop of the Arctic. T pan.-lvettsortg and Samoa. THIS IS YOUR INVITATION TO ATTEND ST. _?HILLIP's (On-the-Hill) Weston Gospel Tabernacle St. John's Anglican Ch Church Of St. David Mullen Rev. T, B. Butler, Rector, Scarlet Rd., Weston SUNDAY, JUNE 10th. 1951 123td Anniversary Services 8.80 a.m.-Holy Communion. 11.00 'Lm.-Morning Service. T Preacher, Rev. B. R. English, MA., Ph.D., St. Aidan's Church, Toronto. 7.00 p.m.v-Evening Service. Preacher, Canon C. H. Dowker, M.A., L.Th., Grace Church, Toronto. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH The Friendly Family Church Main Street 8. It Bellm Cream! 10 ll ll O erm-Sunday School I a.m.---Morning Worship , a.rtr--Beginners' Church-School WE WELCOME ALL NEWCOMERS Ham Av... Cor. Chi-wick Bt. In. M. W. Surdinll. BA., Ln, Rector In Adt:htiors- 'eerturtng--Geo. Bev. Shea Ted Smith Mammoth Choir, etc. BILLY GRAHAM’S Sound Film in Technicals! orgtuuU-Mr, Ken Jay, KA., 8.0. NUMBER HEIGHTS SCHOOL day School. 11 a.m.-Morning Worship, 7 ptr-Evangelistic Service. MRS LORRAINE MORRISON Well-knewn Toronto Soloist THE EVANGEL TRUMPET TRIO Outstanding I nstrumental ists Rev. C. A, Meuren--Minuur THISTLETOWN HALL 11 a.rn.--Reverend Harry Pawson. T patt.--"The For. Eotlzn Man - The lder Brother." mm mm Sunday, June 10th Kirut and Kiln an. REV. I. B. EDDY 81 Queen’s Drive Mimic."