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4\ The ladies held their weekly euchre at the homeé of Mrs. M. Nash, 36 Braecrest Ave., Thursâ€" day, March 1st. HAROLD G. WATTS We have fust received a new supply of "How to Plan and Build Modern ‘Kitchen Cabinets" booklets. It‘s full of features you would expect to find in a book cesting 50¢ or more, but we would like tyou to have a copy of this Kitchen Cabinet book absoâ€" futely free â€" pick up your copy toâ€" EASY TO BUILD â€" LOW IN COsST Goodâ€"bye to dust collectors â€" when you live the uncluttered life, with cabinets, shelving and builtâ€"in storâ€" age walls. See us for ideas on storage walls, extra shelves, roomier closets . . . easy to build â€" loow in cost and what a wonderful relief to have room to put things away. Free "Ho#â€"toâ€"doâ€"it" Plans. It‘s Easy to Have Smart PANELLED WALLS A panelled room or wall has ‘more personality, . more â€" genuine warmth than any other â€" surface and its IT‘S ABSOLUTELY FREE beauty is easy to maintain. 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We‘re always glad to help. PANEL DISCUSSION Preâ€"Cut WORKBENCH Solid Western _ Spruce â€" top, back and leg: . . . with extra strength, . Douglas . Fir . Plyâ€" wood for added permanence and strength. 34 ins. high, 6 f1. long, 30 ins. wide. P pct! and it‘s fun 12.95 Complete _ The March meeting of the Women‘s Church Year is to be ‘held March 6th and Mrs. Beatâ€" rice Thorne of the Downtdwn ‘Church Workers will be presentâ€" ing an illustrated talk on the ‘work of that or,‘anization. sioner; H. D. Vanderwater, of the Parks Advisory Board; and J. Hannant, member of the Reâ€" creation Committee. A recital of sacred music will be sung by the Ambassadors Male Singers at St. Andrew‘s Presbyterian church, Humber Heights, Thursday, March 15th. Miss Kathleen Smith will be guest soloist. This will be an evening of memorable music and song, and the St. Andrew‘s choir would like to see a full house on this night. Proceeds are in aid of the building fund. This meeting is an area meetâ€" ing and good crossâ€"representaâ€" tion of all areas is desired. The more there, the better will be * * * the results. Congratulations "to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Curtis, 47 Lockhegd Blvd., on the birth of their fifth daughter, at Humber Memorial hospital Friday morning, March 2nd. The Women‘s Association of the Rexdale United church were guests of "Betty Crocker" in her fabulous kitchen at General Mills, Rexdale on Tuesday, Feb. 21st. After a very interesting and enjoyable tour of the laborâ€" atory and kitchen, the ladies were served afternoon tea and hot cinnamon buns in ; the delightfully â€" furnished â€" dining room. A RATEPAYERS NEWS On March 16th, the Rexdale Ratepayers Association will be holding a dance in Elmlea public school. Both round and square dancing will be featured and a capacity attendance is expected. ST. PAUL‘S ANGLICAN The ‘"Month of March", Mrs. John Chittock held a meeting of her "Weeks" and "Days" on Feb. 22nd. Fourteen ladies atâ€" tended and plan to meet once a month to work on sorfe worthâ€" while project. The next meeting of the Rexâ€" dale Ratepayers Association will be held Mar. 14th at 8 p.m. in Rexdale . public school. The meeting will be somewhat simâ€" ilar to the February meeting with the formal business conâ€" ducted as quickly as possible followed by a social hour with refreshments. > Original verses based _ on Elmer‘s Rules were composed and presented by Doug Cussans, Karen Ready, Catherine Swanâ€" son, Bob Mitchell, Grant Wilkâ€" inson, Jeffrey Moran, Bill Hore and Florence Bermack. The proâ€" gramme was not only entertainâ€" ing but also educational. This meeting will be an ideal time for people to question the men in the position of this panel and to hear the answers that they will give, _ Inp this part of Etobicoke, ‘We are in dire need of a greenbelt, for recreation and meditation. The valley land from Scarlett Rd. to Kipling Ave. would make an ideal park. This is one quesâ€" tion for this panel‘to discuss. Other residents must have some pertinent questions that the panel would be glad to answer. The executive council needs assistance with the May : 24th celebrations which are; at preâ€" sent in the early planning stage. Don‘t delay. Offer your services and sugestions now by phoning any executive councillor. ‘The Rexdale Lions hockey team has been battling away week after week at the Woodâ€" bridge Arena during the current hockey season. Interested resiâ€" dents of Rexdale will be pleased to know that the Rexdale Lions boys‘ team is doing a wonderful job this season, for which thanks are due to their cogches, Tom Hore and H. Schofield, who have so generously assisted the lads. Last week the team played Humber Heights and won by a score of 6â€"2. Goals were scored by the following lads: Ronnie Ellis, Kelvin MacDenner (2), John Metcalfe, Billy, Hore, and Kenneth Hore. It was a great day for Kenneth Hore when he scored his very first goal for the team. The playoff games will be held at the Woodbridge Arena next Saturday at 9.30 p.nw Come out and support the boys. Mr. Weller‘s grade seven class presented a Safety Review in which Elmer‘s Safety rules were displayed. Each pupil in turn presented a letter of the alphaâ€" bet with a safety jingle to acâ€" company it. An Elmer Safety Rules poster was made by Rayâ€" mond Mercer and George Steâ€" ven and an "Aâ€"Bâ€"Câ€"" Safety" poster was drawn by Susan Molâ€" lison and Karen Ready. Each Friday the pupils from grades four to eight at Elmlea public school meet in the genâ€" eral purpose room for their weekly halfâ€"hour assembly. The members of the Students‘ Counâ€" cil are in charge of the opening exercises and each.week a%difâ€" ferent room is responsible for the entertainment. Last week Anne Hayward was chairman; Doug Adamson read the sciptures; and Maureen Mcâ€" Bain led the morning prayer; Michele Longstaff â€" announced the hymn and Jim Allen reportâ€" ed on the progress of the various activities at Elmlea. Mr. Weller‘s grade seven class presented a Safety Review in REXDALE HOCKEY TEAM ELMLEA SCHOOL NEWS REPORT FROM REXDALE Hore. It was a gr Kenneth Hore when is very first goal for MRS, VERA BIRDâ€"CH 4â€"0785 paign for funds in Elmlea and Thistletown was a huge success with over $225. being turned in. The Hiâ€"Fellowship group met Saturday evening in the church. Mr. Strachan has started'a junior choir and they practiÂ¥ed after the meeting. Mrs. Hammond was captain; Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Mayal and Mrs. Carbis were lieutenants; and the canvassers from the Elmlea district were Mrs. Sears, Whitehead, _ Williams, _ Waite, Warn _ Sr., _ Brown, _ Ripley, Ready, Jackson, Jordon, Ward and Carbis. e Some of the canvassers met at the Legion Hall to tyrn in the money. Refreshments were served by the ladies auxiliary. On Sunday, Mr. Strachan was in charge of both services. The anrval church meeting is to be held Wednesday, March 14th, at 7.30 p.m. Those interâ€" ested in the work of Elmlea Baptist church are invited to attend. PRESBYTERIAN CAMPAIGN An Opening Banquet at Rexâ€" dale public school, March 10th will launch the $81,000 drive of the Rexdale Presbyterian church, set for the week of March 11th to 17th. The Young People‘s Society of the church will act as baby sitters for this occasion. At the April meeting, John Bradshaw, gardening expert is to give timely guidance on spring! planting. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. B. Aspinwall, GoMdown Dr., on the birth of a baby girl last week. ; The campaign is not only to raise money for the new church building, but also to pay for the land where the church will be situatedâ€"and to pay for operaâ€" tional expenses for the next two years. The canvassers will be asking for signed pledges of weekly givings over the next two years. 5 Rev. Lennox‘ of St. Paul‘s church, Rexdale, was stricken with "flu" last week. We hope he is on the road to recovery. Mr. E. Burton, ‘of Ottawa, visited with his sister, Mrs. May Hetherington, 24 Chilcot Ave. last weekend. GRADE MOTHERS‘ TEA On Tuesday, Feb. 28th, grade mothers and teachers met and enjoyed a very successful afterâ€" noon tea sponsored by Mrs. Haâ€" cock, grade mother convener, assisted by Mrs. Kay Moran and members of the Home and School executive. h + REXDALE UNITED The first communion service for the Rexdale United . church will be held next Sunday, March 11th, in Rexdale public school. The following Sunday has been It‘s a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lincoln, of 15 Esmond Cres., East Rexdale. E # k. 0 i9 / .. aB7 ~FR a é‘t’?’% «l ,? wC . gf, Why not pretend you‘re ready for a new Buick this year and come in and look around. Maybe the makeâ€" believe will comg true. ie m * The Buick people have decided not to wait two or three or four years for a major model change to bring in the improvements that became possible this year. To rework that old slogan: there were better cars to be built this year and Buick is building them. They were able to put their topâ€"flight engine in their lowâ€"priced car, so they did it. f The power story is just part of it, although an exâ€" citing part of it and important in new performance and saféty. There are new styles and colors too, ‘that are as breathâ€"taking as Buick‘s acceleration. For unequalled performance the top three Buicks have higher compression ratios â€" they‘ve been raised to 9.5 to 1 â€" and a fourâ€"barrel carburetor to give them 255 horsepower (up from 231). 00 e . Take the Buick Special (that‘s the . M : lowâ€"price Buick, the champagne car at a * %~_ 4 : beer price). Buick has put more horseâ€" /t’f"‘ i power into the lowâ€"price Special and x 6*33" 4 increased the engine‘s size so that it has. W’W‘ so far as I know, the biggest power plant 3 eâ€"" in its ‘class. & We s mt This economy car has a 220 horsepower engine â€" and it‘s exactly the same engine as in the luxurious Century, Super and Roadmaster. That‘s bargainâ€" poweér and performance in a juniorâ€"priced car that no one else has offered. For most cars, it‘s true, 1953 is a year of not too mucl;l change. A daub of chrome here, a little different look inside and that‘s it. Maybe you think I‘m prefudiced, and I suppose I am, but after we‘ve had a quick 200â€"word look at the new Buick I think you‘ll agree that it‘s the * amimme.. . "~ â€" only car that‘s been changed, really “*’ changed, for the better this year. CHURCH NEWS By Jack Pink CARE To Aid Storm Victims In South IHtaly Four thousand CARE food Crusade packages are being parachuted into the: blizzardâ€" stricken areas and ‘more will be distributed when support makes them available. To keep the lunchbox clean and odorless, it should be careâ€" fully washed and dried in the open air, perferably in the sun. Lining it with wax paper will prevent crumbs from accumuâ€" lating in the seams and corners. chosen as chartered members Sunday. REXDALE PRESBYTERIAN Rev. D. McCullough, Extenâ€" s‘~~ Director of West Toronto Presbytery, Interâ€"Moderator of Rexdale Presbyterian congregaâ€" tion and director of the finanâ€" cial campaign will preach the sermon next Sunday, March l1th. CARE of Canada is moving to the aid of disaster victims in the south of Italy where more than half a million people have betn isolated by storms. Further peril looms in the form of floods when the heavy snows begin to melt, the CARE mission chief in the area has reported. More than 600 communities in central and southern Italy are cut off from the outside world by the worst snow storm in 30 years. The food packages that mean relief for the stricken people are warehoused in Italy. Each parcel contains 22 pounds of milk powder, cheese and butter. CARE officials have appealed to Canadians for public contriâ€" butions of $1. per package to inâ€" crease the volume of aid to the storm victims. Contributions in any amount should be 1‘sent to CARE OF CANADA, 116 O‘Connor Street, Ottawa, Ontario, and earmarked for Italian disaster victims. An opening banquet for all members and friends will be held Saturday evening, March 10th, in Rexdale public school. Everyone is cordially invited to attend this dinner at no charge to hear guest speaker, Dr. Neil Miller. The sacrament of baptism will be celebrated March 25th at the morning service; parents having children to be baptized should contact Rev. J. R. Moore as soon as possible. ~Instruction classes will be held Sunday evenings, March 18th and 25th, at 8.15 L.m. in the church for those who desire to unite with the church on Easter Sunday, April Ist. EXCELLENT RESULTS IN DIMES CAMPAIGN Excellent results were achievâ€" ed in the "March of Dimes" campaign run in North Rexdale school area. Mrs. Marg Kilroy, again daptain this year, appreâ€" ciated the help of all the mothâ€" ers and reports a completed: collection of $604.75. Well, done, mothers. Weak, Runâ€"down, Old? Husbands! Wives! cause bodies lack iron at 40, 50, 60. Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets today, snp?iiu invigâ€" prator you, too, ml{ need to revitalize, stimuâ€" late, energize and buildâ€"up entire body. Feel Thousands_ of M;K]“ are weak, tired, lack energy and pep; they (&l»mg_â€"do.\’:n,nr;]d __l'}c- hok o e ooo o onl tom size and save 75¢. At al i Sruuist.n ars younger. "Getâ€"acquainted" size cost When a person‘s weight exâ€" ceeds the normal figure, it is as well to watch the poundage carefully. He should cut down on fattening foods such as creamy desserts and rich pastries. If the weight continues to increase, a doctor should be consulted. The regular business meeting of the Mothers® Auxiliary of the 278th Westdale . Guides and Brownies was held on Tuesday 21st, Feb. Plans were made for a euchre, 13th, March in Melody Rd. school. The 15 members enâ€" joyed a short game of cards afâ€" ter the business of the meeting was . transacted. Refreshments followed. The 278th Westdale Company of Guides has been without a Guide leader since Christmas During this period, the Comâ€" missioner has been in charge of thâ€" Guide Company. Apyone in the district interested® in Guide work and feeling that they would like to help, please conâ€" tact Mrs. Way, CH. 4â€"0298, or Mrs. Needham, CH. 1â€"7340. ANGLICAN NEWs The opportunity to meet their new rector will be given all Anglicans in the district of Westdale and Humberlea on Wednesday, March 14th at 8.15 p.m., when a reception: will be held for the Rev. Keith and Mrs. Kiddell in the auditorium of Melody Rd. School. The Rev. Kiddell will outline a definite programme for regu lar services within the comâ€" munity. All are cordially in® vited invited to attend. Refreshâ€" ments will be served. f is on the way! THEPHONE PALE, HUMBERLEA AND HUV your new | THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA .. â€" THE TIMES AND GUIDE â€"â€" Thursday, March §th, 1956 â€" Pe $195 Down $49 Per Month | 1132 Weston Rd. "‘kGiimow ‘ave Kitchens . and Bathrooms Remodelled. Have Your Basement or Attic Turned Into a Renting Proposition. ‘ FREE ESTIMATES * [ PHONE CH. 1â€"3226 f 1956 VOLKSWAGEN RUMSEY BROS. 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