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THE TIMESâ€"ADVERTISERâ€"Thursday, April 26, 1962â€"Page 2 * Visualize, if you can, the welcome sight of an old land mark, after a Yong tedious drive over the old plank and mud roads travelled by the :Pa-n to Weston standing on the rising land at Church and what is now Weston Road it was the old Savage Residence built in 1846, The Village was the centre of trade in those days with its 965 reâ€" : aidents, its assessments of $250,000 and a levy of $1,400 to carry on the municipal administration, ' As the village recorded its incorporation register, it showed the Church Street and Main Street with its Brewery on the West side and its mills along the river bank, the Savage home was a land mark. Stray Thoughts It is not known definitely when this lovely, outstanding, mansion, perched on the rise of ground at the South East corner of Church and Main Street was built, it is said to be 116 years ago. It was built shortly after the ir Mr. Gracey, who was then owner destroyed the Brewery in 1871. moved away. Dr. Thomas Young Savage secured the property in 1884. From that date this old, imposing, residence has stood out till this week or at the passing of Miss Ethel Savage a few months ago, as a welcomed sign, as a centre of culture. The wreckers have demolished the home and are cutting down the grade to erect a shopping centre with apartâ€" ments over the stores. It will be in keeping with the trend of the times. Dr. Savage was an accomplished medical scholar, a politian, a comâ€" munity builder and gave liberally of his talents for his fellow citizens He was born in Savannah, Georgia, of wealthy parents. His grandâ€" ];:e:m:g; He is assisted };v Glen‘ parents came over on the Mayflower. After his father‘s death, his Rest, | mother with the family moved to Philidelphia and then to Toronto. Dr.\ The Downsview Badminton C)ub‘r Savage graduated from Upper Canada College, Trinity University, carried off the top honors in the took post graduate work at McGill, Edinburgh, Dublin and London,Jmond annual Badminton Tournaâ€" WUniversities. Returning home he started practice in Clairville nnd{'l::::; l:?onula)ered :"th:“ti:;h f:;‘: was most successful. It was in 1884 that he moved to Weston and °°“'1Victor.i:m;uk l:;ollegi:u last.week. tinued his medical work here and made his great contribution to There were three mixed couples Weston and the whole community. lreprumting each of the following ‘The grand home that he lived in and his family for the past 'FSF:Z‘ n Namaran vick years is no more. Here was the centre of social, cultural and political Downzvie;v Club, Nort};mou;)t: life while the Doctor lived his long useful life. 'Pnrkwoods, Greenborough, a n d â€" ‘Victoria Park. It was a great centre of activity under the late Miss Ethel Sav:ge.} â€" Donsview team carried off the Its lovely garden, its spacious, well, furnished room and its location trophy with a win by Moya Hillâ€" was the pride for the whole town. Time has demanded its removal. man and Bob McClare, against Commercial and merchandising enterprise has paid the price to build,fae”’; .(?ld :’” Frow of the Northâ€" . s ; mount ub. in accordance with the needs of the day. It is with deep regret th.t‘ Also the Downsview "B" team of we witness these inroads into our historic spots. We feel badly as age ihi’ Walker and Ted Alford won causes us to slow up and be discarded, once the centre of activity, now the consolation finals, while Kay to give place to the young uprising, progressive, advances of the day. !1100““‘1 and â€" Gordon Hilliam . . reached the semiâ€"finals before loosâ€" Yet is this not what we have created? Have we not instilled in the ‘ing in the consolation, round. Yet is this not what we have created? Have we not instilled in the hearts and minds of the younger aspirant that they must build better than we have built. It is the plan of the creator of the universe and has been the order from the first day of creation. Therefore let us accept the condition. Let us do our part to leave this universe with foundations for others to build upon, with greater beauty and ‘more and more profound solidity. We all miss the beautiful old Savage landâ€" mark that has stood the test of the years but we look forward to the success of the new venture that will create more business for the ever increasing population of Weston, Wt hsn hnd( 1 uitc 000 uim A Christian Thought In the year 1942 on the peninsula of Bataan, the Japanese were successfully infiltrating the lines of the American‘s by learning the password and posing as friendly Philipinos. On January the 20th the Americans put a stop to this pracâ€" tice by choosing "lallapalooza" as the password. The senâ€" tries who were under order to fire upon anyone who could not say the word found it quite simple to pick out the enemy because the Japanese were unable to pronounce the letter "1". The nearest they could come was "rarraparoosa." ‘There is a password in this Christian life and our interâ€" pretation of it through our lives reveals whether we have the Spirit of Christ or not. It is the word love. The word of God fells us that by their fruits shall ve know them. If we have the Spirit of Christ then love is bound to show forth from our lives. It has come to my notice lately concerning two large families who were bereaved of their mother. One family knew the Lord as their Personal Saviour the other did not. The grandmother who was a Christian stepped in and took care of the children. The other grandmother told the bereaved husband to put the children in a home. woad. The world cried out "Foo!" for the Cross that He e@rtied was not His, the crown of thorns was not His, neither was the burden of sin His own. But the crowning point of love is our ability to love when in return we receive only lovelessness. This is divine love, the type of love that Jesus had when He walked the Calvary The world will also cry out "Foo!" to us also if we dare to love the Calvary Jove in 1962, praying for those who despitefully use us, taking patiently the insults both large and small that come our way. We can only live the Calvary love if we are closs to Him, and if we are close to Him "then the cares of earth will grow strangely dim in the light of His glory and grace." fi(}om\ichnl once pr'nrd that whatever God wished r from her life would He leave the power to love. t us s6ek to dwell in love for if we dwell in love we dwell in God. ifter the incorporation of the Village, for a then owner of the Brewery. After the fire in 1871. Mr. Gracey sold the building and By Sam Wilson i mniliiptmnit nds uol u: it Clair Goodvear program season. This is being marked by gym and swim diaplays, to which parents and friends. are invited to see what the boys and girls â€" have . accomplished, . The Driver Training Courses will be reaching their conclusion, until lllt‘r in the year. f _ Plans are underway for late spring and summer programming. The bulletins have not yet begn issued but there will be three day ‘unpl at Boyd Park, each of 2 weeks‘ duration, Also, there will be a morning swim instruction class each day during July and August ilt Pelmo Park for boys and girls. Besides this there will be tennis and other sports at the "Y" buildâ€" jin(. P Activities at Northwestern Y.M.C.A. are nearing their climax for the winter and . gorly spring Dave Iseman, who has been the swimming instructor for the past year, has had to resign because of pressure of studying for his final High School examinations. Howâ€" ever we are pleased to announce ‘thtt replacements have been ob~| tained to cover the Y.M.C.A. awim~l 1ming classes. Mr. Norman Wright has assumed the responsibility 011 teaching swimming, for the boys tand girls classes on Salurdny‘ i:fl.erm-.uon;. Since Mr. Wright hl!: taken over, the following have) Ipnned Y.M.C.A. tests: Beginners[ ‘â€"Todd Keast, Jim Wright, Susan| Plante, Beverley Bryce. In the’ intermediate swimming level the following have passed tests and reâ€" ceived their awards: First Star:! Jeffrey Bell, Brenda Tanton, Susan Ball, Heather Hawkins, Cathy ) Irwin, Ian Gurvey. Second Star:) Jim Campbell, Gayle Bal}, Colin] Carey, Scott Anderson, Robin Pile,! Marilyn Goodson, ‘ Don McPhee,| Beth Harris, Doug Richurdson." Third Star: Colin Carey, Victor Macor, Roland Macor, Jim Stanâ€" J ton. Fourth Star: Nancy Pettit. _ Mr. Ben Blotnicky has taken over as swimming instructor and supervisor for the Family and Macor, Roland Macor, Jim St‘n-{ Mrs. Frank Prospero was reâ€" ton. Fourth Star: Nancy Pettitâ€" lelected President with the followâ€" Mr. Ben Blotnicky has uke“’ing Executive: 1st Viceâ€"President, over as swimming instructor ‘“d{Mrs. Edward Healey:; Ind Viceâ€" supervisor for the Family @Nd President, Mrs. L. F. Tester; 3rd Adult swim classes beld in the y;,, _ President, Mrs. G. E. }Dowmview Collegiate on Tuesday |O‘Neill; Recording See., Mrs. J. R. evenings. He is assisted by Glen cGlynn: Corresponding Sec., Mrs. |Best. [G. L. Ellis; Treasurer, Mrs. Wilâ€" i The Downsview Badminton C)ubf)i,,m Young. .wreceived' has earler education carried off the top honors in the) Rev. M. P. Lacey thanked and there. Following a period of ten Iucond annual Badminton Tournaâ€" ‘congntuhte«{ the outgoing Ex«-u.}years in business he came to Canâ€" tment. sponsored by the North York!tive for their efforts and then inâ€" Ada, and later went to New York Recreation Department held at the stalled the new Executive. F;t}.erfBiblical Seminary where he gradâ€" 1Victoria Park Collegiate last week.iL.cey told the members that “in‘unted with the degree of Bachelor "'Thera were three mixed couples working for others you are workâ€"jof Religious Education. He has irepresenting each of the folkwvingli,,g for God". been Minister of his present [clubl: Bayview, Beverley Heights, prrmmmnemmmriemesr n nmmmnmmstea uce charge for some years. pentral Don Mills, Northwestern Y.M.C.A., ST. JOHN‘S YOUNG members extended to Rev. Mr. Pmoveview filuh â€"Narthmount. PBPNPLES CLUR Amini a most cordial welcome, Donsview team carried off the trophy with a win by Moya Hillâ€" man and Bob McClare, against Berry and Bill Frow of the Northâ€" mount Club. Everyone enjoyed the evening, which was topped off with the preâ€" sentation of the awards by Mr. Gordon Hutchinson, Director of ‘Recreation in North York, followâ€" ed by coffee and doughnuts. The Downsview "Y" club will contimwe badminton until May in the Downsview Collegiate. Mr. Harry Leonard is the instructor for the Y.M.C.A. Badminton Club. Drivers, never change â€" lanes without looking in your rearview mirror, and glancing over your shoulder to check the "blind spot". The Ontario Safety League puts in this way: "Turn your head beâ€" fore you turn the wheel". Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of land, in accordance with The Weed Control Act, 1960, Sec. 3, 13, and 19, that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands within the Mupicipality of the Township of Etobicoke are destroyed by date of the 1st of May, 1962, and throughâ€" out the season, the Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed, charging the costs against the land in toxes, as set out in the act. â€"NOTE S â€" Township of Etobicoke Notice to Property Owners DESTROY WEEDS ll'll " Bowling is an extremely popular sport but not usually associated with travelling long distances to compete. However, Ruth Lieâ€" | berman, manageress of the Rexdale Bowling Alley is shown | above as she departs for Phoenix where she will compete. ‘ ‘The 2nd Annual Meeting of the JTnnsflguntion of Our Lord, \C.W.L., Weston, was in the form ?of & Potâ€"Luck Supper and Election \Night. | The Potâ€"Luck Supper was conâ€" |vened by Mrs. C. H. Churchill and ‘Mrs. B. J. McGuigan. ST. JOHN‘S YOUNG PEOPLE‘S CLUB On Sunday, April 22nd St. John‘s Y.P.C. held it‘s Easter Bunny Hop. _ At the meeting the nominees for ‘the elections of the club officers, were announced: At the meeting the nominees for| Miss Grace Banks, Miss Linda the elections of the club ofl\ctrs.[!lees, Mr. Warren Wilson, Mr. were announced: Terence Bunting, Mr. Raymond Pat Kennedy, Don MCG“ineSS,[Heslop, Mr. Timothy Koehler, Miss Peter Smith, George Bareneicki, Margaret Parker, Miss Jane Marâ€" Don Broulard, Pat Hennessy, Dona]challeck, Miss Susan Boake, Miss Kearns, Dianne Leroux, Megan)Alice Mertens, Miss Mary Jane Barcelos, _ Cecile â€" Poree, Harry Glebe, Miss Shirley Rowntree, Mrs. Shodoi, Cathy Gray, Joan Gillis,/F. Macdonnell, Mr. Garry LeDrew, Pat Sawchuk. )Mr. Glen LeDrew, Mr. and Mrs. Prizes were given away during‘!J, W. Scott, Mrs. A. R. Mackie, the evenings activities, winnb.rs*Mr_ and Mrs. W. Corbett, Mr. and were: Marg O‘Rourke, Lucky VQT'ngS. K. Austin, Mrs. T. Armâ€" The club formal will be held|Bang, Mrs. Foster Rowntree, May 11th in the Salada Tea Garâ€" and Mrs. E. A. Christie, Mr. dens. |Mrs. W. E. C. Wright, Mr. sace a Car Wash in the Church parkâ€"] ing lot. This Car Wash is being| sponsored by the Men‘s Club and| all proceeds will be put to a wor-[ thy use, This is a fine opportunity to get your car washed for only‘ $1.00 so come out this Saturday. | On Friday May 4 the Owaissa (Group are conducting a Tour of the British Isles. An Airline Hostess will be on hand to guide you thru an evening of fun and food. There will be National dishes from Engâ€" land, Scotland, Treland and Wales. The ladies will be dressed in Naâ€" tional costumes and there will be TRANSFIGURATION OF _ CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH | OUR LORD CHURCK ! The Annual Weston and DistrictJ. he 2nd Annual Meeting of the Ministerial Exchange takes place| pefguranon or pur Lm,,{Sund.y, April the 20th. Most of| .L. Weston, was in the form.‘he Ministers will be excf\anging | ; Potâ€"Luck Supper and Election’p,“]p‘ts in the Ministerial Assocnsf-(‘ ht. ‘tmn who are able to do so on this :he Potâ€"Luck Supper was c‘m.’Snmfllly at either the morning or} ed by Mrs. C. H. Churchill .nd;evening service. Rev. I. M. Amini, 5. B. J, McGuigen. 'Minister of Pine Ridge Presbyterâ€"| frs. Frank Prospero was teâ€" ian Church, Rexdale, will preach| ‘ted Pregident with the follow [the sermon ‘at Central at the Executive: 1st Viceâ€"President,| MOrning service and Rev, R. E. s. Edward Healey; 2nd Viceâ€" Spencer will condu'ct the sen’ice(‘ midents Mn L. E) ‘Teater; on of worthip. Cententls Paviol Ars e â€" President, r8. . + * vike * * .veem; Recording Sec., Mrs. J. q. [Preach at Pine Ridge P’eSPY‘"" bql cl ue 00c cgiel gol ag.. Han. â€" 1 D. T. DAY, Weed Inspectar. Wil-, Mr. Amini was born in Tran and .wreceived' his earlier education and there. Following a period of ten been Minister of his p",ge.,t" Following these announcements charge for some years. [Jentral*ther‘e was a most interesting proâ€" members extended to Rev. Mr.|gram put on by the different memâ€" Amini a most cordial welcome, _ |bers of Mrs. A. Savage‘s Group. The following persons united,Mrs. N. Drybrough‘s Group and with Central on Palm Sundz.y,JMl’S- T. Leonard‘s Group. This April 15th: {program included Choral readings Miss Grace Banks, Miss Linda’_A Biblical Scene and a Modern fn_-- ars C mrlcces Audes. ‘as.. IScene. 1 Glebe, Miss Shirley Rowntree, Mrs.l Prime Minister Diefenbaker has F. Macdonnell, Mr. Garry LEDTEW'rannounced & general election for Mr. Glen LeDrew, Mr. and MrS. yune 18th. It will be the responâ€" J. W. Scott, Mrs. A. R. Mad‘ie-‘Jsibility of all to exercise his franâ€" Mr. and Mrs. W. Corbett, Mr. ANd chise on this day. Voters lists will Mrs. K. Austin, Mrs. T. Arm-]mn be made up and posted on strong, Mr. and Mrs. W. w’"d'hydro poles. However, this week colored films and a selection of songs. This will be an evening of entertainment for the entire family and everyone is welcome. Anyone wishing tickets please contact any member of the Owaissa. This message re: ORAL POLO VACCINE (SABIN) is directed to every Man, Woman and Child in North York Twp. The Ontaric Dept, of Health and Your Board of Health have requested your Health Dept. to erganize a series of clinics where all North York Infants, Pupils ond Adults can be given a dose of the Sobin voctine (about 6 drops in \> or. distilled or deionized water) by mouth. This will greatly increase the protection already given you or your children by the Salk vactine or will give good protection to anyone who has not had Salk vactine. In the summer of 1961 many millions of doses of Subin vactine were secessfully given in several countries. Many, mony thousands of these per: sons who had received Salk vactine obtained additional valuable protection and many who had not received "Salk" before now have protection against Polio. + It is IMPORTANT that oll members of a family toke the vactine and i at all possible alf on the some day. Our general plan will be to visit about 10 schools daily where we will give the Sabin vactine to the pupils in the morning; in the ofterncon at some of these schools we will treat the inâ€" fants (over 3 mos. of age), the Pre School Children and the Mothers. In the early evening we will give the vaccine ot the District Collegiate to all older members of the household and to all other Adults. Salk vactination and to protect you dnd yours agsinst on outbreok of the drvaded diseerse â€" POLIO â€" if you have not had the "Salk Shots". No person can be given the Sobin voctine without a signed request. Your sthee pupils will toke their consent card home for you to sign and w»vhhhikv-nhhnch«c.tngoy'wqm-ndmnfi.d-n ;fl‘hw â€";'â€"'#V..Wm‘r ‘, hm Vpufliehy will be 'ivcnv later in the newspapers re the time and location of pre school and adult clinics. There are thousands and thousands of Adults and very young children in our Township and in Metro Toromté who ars nst wall profected agoinst Polic. mhnmcumnmwmn,‘uh’qw IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO NORTH YORK CITIZENS U UNITED CHURCH!|Ages and will speak on the Second The Easter Thank Offering Serâ€" Advent of Christ. Mr. William of the United Church Women,| Flook will be guest soloist, k helft at_ Riverside . United | _ .._.____<mmmcark «/4 Church on April 10, 1962. Presiâ€"| ~ g3y jyogN‘$ ANGLIC ‘ dent Mrs. V. Salisbury opened th¢! ‘The Lenten season is ot:'. It by reading a poem b’ihu been a season of spiritual upâ€" Don Edwards entitled "Faith"»/j;r; No emotional appeal, just the and followed this with a prayer. plain Gospel teaching. 'r'lnn was She then w.lelom.d everyone 19| devotion accompanying the story of the meeting, with a special 'zl' {the cross, the crucifixion and the eome ‘to the 13 women ‘VisitNE yesurrection. They. told the story from Emery United Chnn:-h, and |;p readings, in music, in sermons the 15 members of the Riverside|ang ;n teaching. It was a busy C.G.LT. group. . time for the choir memhere the _ 1. The social convenor Mrs, J. Crang reminded us there will be a ‘May Day Tea‘ at the Churchâ€" Tuesday May 1, 1962, from 24. Price of tickets are 35¢. This will also include a Home Baking Sale. 2. An eighteen minute film by Canadian Cancer Society will be presented by Unit 4, on Monday May 14, 1962, at 8.15 p.m. at Riverside Church. Dr. Raymond Cromarty will be present to ansâ€" wer questions, and Mrs. Whiting ]who is area president of this soâ€" ciety, will also be present. | 4. Mrs. E. Hasselfeldt mentionâ€" jed that gowns were needed for a {bale they are getting together for the Archer Memorial Hospital in }anont, Alberta. She showed us ‘how to go about making these gowns from men‘s shirts, and if ‘you are interested in helping with “this project and need assistance ‘you could contact Mrs. Hasselfeldt lat 249â€"9465. 5. Our May general meeting will be May 8, 1962, and we feel very fortunate in having as our speaker Mrs. Di Stasi, who is the wife of the minister of St. Paul‘s Italian Church. We feel you will not want to miss this evening, as fit will be a most interesting mesâ€" sage. Mrs. Di Stasi will sneak in fplrt, on the problems that the new ‘Italians are having in Canada. Please remember next general meeting May 8, 1962. Upon arrival in Sunday School every person will be handed a ballot on which they can cast their vote for Christ and His Church. In the Morning Worship Hour at 11 a.m. the Pastor, Rev. ww. ‘Arnold McNeill, will speak on the The Prince of Life at Nain. In the Evening Hour he will continue the series on God‘s Plan of the HUMBERLEA BAPTIST CHURCH [ * ST. JOHN‘S ANGLICAN 1 The Lenten season is over. It {hu been a season of spiritual upâ€" !lift. No emotional appeal, just the plain Gospel teaching. There was }dovo’dan accompanying the story of the cross, the crucifixion and the resurrection. They. told the story in readings, in music, in sermons and in teaching. It was a busy time for the choir members, the teachers and the clergy. Yet it was a season filled with joy in finding peace and contentment in the closer walk with the Master. This is the feeling that has been expressed by many of the congreâ€" gations of St. John‘s Anglican Church. . H. Taylor, rector of St. Jambs‘ited and admonished, but if they Anglican Church of Caledon will do not repent be barred from the speak on "The Cross of Christ!Lord‘s table. eston an 9:00 a.m.â€"Holy Communion 9.45 a.m.â€"Sunday School. Ages 9â€"16. 11.00 a.m.â€"Regular Service. 10:00 a.m 11:00 11:00 11:00 a.m.â€"SUNDAY SCHOOL â€" 1â€"8 years 11:00 a.m.â€"REV. FRANK SLAVIK, 8.0 11.00 a.m.â€"English Service 9:45 o.m 9:00 a.m.â€"Holland Service 500 p.m.â€"I 7:00 p.m 9:45 a.m.â€"SUNDAY SCHOOL â€" 9 years and up 9:45 a.m.â€"PATHEINDER‘S BIBLE CLASS 11:00 a.m.â€"Weston Ministerial Pulpit Exchange Preacher: Rev. 1. M. Amini, B.R.E. Pine Ridge Prasbyterial Church, Rexdole 10:00 a.m.â€"Tri C Class for Teenagers 11:00 a.m.â€"Classes for all ages UrC Minister: Rev. R. J. Boggs, B.A. â€" 17 Cross St. â€" CH. 1â€"9533 BEVERLEY HILLS 3:00 p.m.â€"X L Bible Class for Ladies Weston Presbyterian Church a.m.â€"CKFHâ€"‘"Back to God Hour" radie broodcrost CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH Baby Nursery, Sunday School for Ages 8 and Under. Second Christian Reformed Church of Toronto SERVICES FOR SUNDAY, APRIL 291h, 1962 â€"Pax Bible Class â€"Nursery, Primary & Kindergorten â€"Morning Worship â€"Junior & Intermediate Sunday School â€"Evening Worship Minister: Rev. Douglas R. G. Story, B.A., B.D. EASTER SERVICES, GOOD FRIDAY â€" 11:00 A.M. SUNDAY, APRILâ€" 29th UNITED CTHURCH King Street and Weston Road Minister: Rev. Rulph E. Spencer, M.A.; 8.D. Pastoral Assistant: Rev. Enos W. Hart, B.A., B.D. REV. H. A. VENEMA, B.A., Th.M 165 Albion Road, Rexdale $ Cruss Street at Church, CMerry 1â€"1571 Via Wilson Aveâ€" and Haymarket Stâ€" SUNDAY, APRIL 29th, 1962 SUNDAY, APRIL 29th, 1962 SUNDAY, APRIL 29th Westminster Hnited Lhurch | SUNDAY SCHOOL Rev. hnfiuis. Mackenzie, M.A., B.D., Th.D. sixty nine william street weston ontario ‘The Exiendly Fomily Church‘ and Christian Freedom" in th« moining session; and the Rev. Dr. R. Kooistra, pastor of the Chris tian Reformed Church of Trenton, .Oltub will speak on "The Frea lcundin" in the afternoon ses sion, The public is invited to atâ€" tend this meeting. p t