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TWO‘S COMPANY? Maybe, but perâ€" haps its one too many when it comes to watermelon eatin‘ if the glances exâ€" changed by Karen Maw 6, and Michael Davies 10, is anything to go by, as they prepare to ‘ride double‘ on this king Rexdale Ramblings The Sacrament of Holy Bapâ€" tism was administered at the 1115 am. service. Robin Les lie son of Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Wheatley and Mark Russell, son of Mr. & Mrs. Russell Blandford. REXDALE UNITED CHURCH The Sermon, "As ye would have men do unto you, do ye also to them likewise." Rev. Colâ€" in Todd, the minister led the worship. Next Sunday will be the last Sunday Rev. Todd will occupy Thistletown and Rexdale pulpits before going on vacation. ‘This Friday and Saturday, Rev. Todd is called upon to unâ€" ite in Holy Matrimony four couples. Friday evening in Rexâ€" dale United Irene , Charlotte, Mary Gray, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George. Eric Gray will wed Michael, Edward Riley son of Mr. & Mrs. Raymond | Russell Riley. Best man will be Mr. Grant Wilkinson and the Bridesâ€" maid Susan Riley. Saturday 3.30 p.m. in Thistleâ€" town United Miss Marion Mcâ€" Mahon will wed Mr. Kenneth Metcalf. Saturday 4:30 p.m. in Thistle: town United Miss Marilyn Men ton to Wed Mr. John Camstra Saturday 5:30 p.m. in Rexdale United Miss Dorothy Pollett to wed Mr. Kenneth Hodgins. ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE Anglican This Sunday the A.U.P:A. will be in charge of the Coffee Hour following the 9.30 a.m. service. Holy Baptism will be adminisâ€" tered each Sunday at 11.00 a.m. by ap{omtmem. Please call the church office and make arrangeâ€" ments PARISH BAZAAR NEWS The Bazaar will be held on Saturday, November 3rd. Your Time and Talents are needed and appreciated. CAN YOU Knit â€" Mitts, Socks,| Baby â€" wear,. Doll clothes etc. Sew â€" Aprons, Chilâ€" . dren‘s wear, pot holders, Novelties, etc. Bake â€" Pies, cakes, cookies, etc Make Candy â€" fudge, taffy, popâ€" corn. If you can help on any of the ahove. please contact any of the committee members, Joyee Carr CH â€"1â€"6701, Jean Pattison CHâ€" 42963, Mabel Jacobs CH. 42373 Edna Grundy CH 43833, Edna Young CH 4 1339. Only you and vour help can make your bazaar 21 HENLEY your help a success. August 18th is Warriors Day at the Ex and those members wishing tickets may pick them up anytime after August 3rd at the Legion Hall. Thisteltown. ROYAL CANADIAN _ LEGION, CORONATION 286 _ Saturday fal â€" night and enjoy Next â€" Tuesday the new | hall should _ be open upstairs and downstairs. Be sure to drop in with vour wife through the week «â€"she‘ll love it. Shirley Kitchen past president of _ Rexdale _ Teenagers. . and daughter of Mr= & Mrs. Ross Kitchen was wed to Barry Mc T =ald son of Mr. & Mrs. Brian M M D ch with the reception A! ndale Lodge. honeymoon 1d evenings is still socâ€" during the summer bring along the wife vourself ing in the north and returning to live in Rexdale area. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hillis and Joanne off to Prince Edward Isâ€" land for their vacation, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Evans and Gail spending two weeks vacaâ€" tion at their cottage on Balsam Lake. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Luscombe and family off to the east coast for two weeks vacation. Chief "What would you do to break up a mob?" Cliff Dove "Take up a collecâ€" tion." Little Lyn McLeod was erying bitterly. Her mother asked her what was the matter. "My new shoes hurt me." "No wonder! You have them on the wrong feet", replied her mother. Lyn kept on bawling. "I hay en‘t any other feet". she wailed At â€"Rivercrest School every Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. the sisters of players and the daughters of coaches, of the Rexdale Lacrosse League, are having Baton lessons to form a group for parading at the Laâ€" by GORDON CAMPBELL # ¢ Send information and pictures concerning your engagement, parties, showers and wedding to the When Wedding Bells Are Ringing ... imes Advertiser sized slice. The watermelon was a welâ€" come finale to an evening of fun at Merrill playground, at a ‘Panata Party‘ organized by the Weston Recreation Commission. 235 DIXON ROAD WEST SOCIAL EDITOR crosse games, The course . is twentyâ€"five cents each Saturday. Send your girls along this Satâ€" urday. There are sixteen memâ€" bers at present. REXDALETEEN BITS Vern Douglas who is the new heart throb could it be Jane Holden. Ken Jager is on leave from the Air Force so we will be seeâ€" ing more of Ken around. Linda Smith is proud as her brother Tom is home on leave from the Navy. I wonder if there is a girl in this port? Jim Stroud found he could not cuddle on a motor bike so he has â€" traded same for Jammie Clark‘s car. Now Jammie are you going to have the same trouble, Ricky Willson will go far, be cause he is looking at the stars It is only twentyâ€"five cents adâ€" mission to the Italian Gardens and the powers that be are comâ€" plaining about the older teenâ€" agers, that are working, sneakâ€" ing in through fences and down through the bush. A word to the wise it is beter to pay and have «* CH 1â€"8779 Salads are the answer to the prayers of summer bachelors and busy housewives alike. Like stew, salads improve| Endless variations are possib with the number of ingredienu,tle with salads â€" eggs, fish although unlike stew they do| meats, poultry and fruits can not improve with age. The genâ€" | be combined with lettuce, cel eral rule for salads is to eat ery, carrots, cabbage and all them as soon as possible after ; types of dressings and season preparing them. | ings. Salad ingredients areâ€" avail able throughout the year, thanks to modern processing, packaging and â€" transportation, but summer is the period when fresh fruits and vegetables are at their best. _« Salads For Singies Answer To Summer Supper Schedule Even the gross amateur can| Salads combine well with hot make a respectable salad, which or chilled soups, and with the makes it fair game for summer | many products of the backyard bachelors. Ingredients are as}barbecue â€" steaks, hamburgers, near as the grocery, fruit store, \ hot dogs and shishkebab. or supermarket shelf, if a garden | Mothers can serve salads in isn‘t handy. lins Anogtents ‘Thar ther ars They require little or no preâ€" paration other than cutting or washing, and no cooking over hot stoves. Salads allow savings on food, as a less expensive ingredient a clear conscience than to be banned from this fine pleasure resort for all time. Next Sunday afternoon there will be a dancing contest held at Italian Gardens for the teenâ€" agers. Someday big John Davidson may be a worker in a gum fact ory. Chaw! Chaw! AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT WESTON TRAVEL SERVICE 2063 Lawrence Ave. W. at Weston Rd. 244â€"5324 2C * SECOND LOCATION AT , Pm" 1701 JANE ST. WESTON â€"Just Above Lawrence CH 7â€"7041 ROMA BEAUTY SALON& BARBER SHOP 608 TRETHEWEY DRIVE x\w genud) ; 0 im T s +/ OPENING GOING OVERSEAS ? FRANK BOOK NOW can easily be substituted withâ€" out loss of nutritive value or eye and appetite appeal. Endless variations are possib le with salads â€" eggs, fish, meats, poultry and fruits can be combined with lettuce, celâ€" ery, carrots, cabbage and all Canned meats and fish serve as well as fresh, and jellied salads can be prepared ahead of time to be served at a momâ€" ent‘s noticé refrigerator Mothers can serve salads in the knowledge that they are providing the best possible foods for young, growing . bodies. Fresh fruits and vegetables are highly recommended as a source of vitamins, minerals and other nutritive elements. The Club dance was well atâ€" tended and there was plenty of room to swing your partners. Next dance will be the second and third Saturdays of August. Chris, _ Dennis, _ Steve and Wayne are excluded from the Club dances for a month. It pays to observe the rules and be leadâ€" ers not followers. Our new shop will feature a uniqu give you the utmost comfort anc in a modern flattering style, by R d \}\“'fq notice chilled from \\Js Alq ‘Nee! & ‘u\%\‘\o‘\}?g‘“‘ > NN‘ . ictor and Frank (;:1 Pnd FIP GRAND OPENING SPECIAL For 3 Weeks â€" July 27 to Aug: 30 (Except Fridays & Saturdays) FREE HAIRCUT the Nati'o;fs Crafts Kept Alive For Women As a nation Canada, for many years, has suffered from historâ€" ial amnesia, Governments, both Provincial â€" and â€" Federal, are working to preserve and oreâ€" store our historic sites, such as Upper Canada Village, â€" near Morrisburg, Ontario. Researchers and museum exâ€" perts have not had to look far afield to find examples of our old fashioned household arts. Fortunately mothers have been inclined to handâ€"down to their daughters their favourite quilt designs, petit point patterns, lace patterns, etc. Over 200 of the best entries will be on display in the Exibit Hall of the Queen Elizabeth Building during the CN.E. time from August 17th to September ‘3rd. Embroidery, cutâ€"work, hemâ€" stitching, cross â€" stitching, apâ€" plique work, patchwork quilts, knitting, crocheting, hand made lace, tatting and netting as well as needle point and sewing will be featured. Special attention will be given. | to the handwork of senior citâ€" | izens over 65 years of age, enâ€" ‘tries from homes for the aged, work of our blind persons, and lhandcrafts done by men and | women confined to hospitals. | Prominent in this section will be | toys, needlework, leather arts, lweaving, rugs, reedwork, etc. The Women‘s Division of the Canadian _ National | Exhibition will be awarding over $1,000. in prize money to the winners in the Home Crafts section of this year‘s competitions. A grand prize will go to the individual exhibitor who accumulates the greatest number of awards. The hobbycraft section will once again illustrate the varied interests of Canadians as shellâ€" work, oil paintings, water colors and pastels, precious metalwork, pottery and ceramics, are all exâ€" hibited unique French Provincial setting expressly designed to t and convenience while having your hair set or permed, le. by Victor‘s and Frank‘s exclusive methods. <d of your life â€" at Roma Victor and Frank Quintieri â€"â€" Specializing in Tinting, Bleaching and Permanents Open ‘Til 9 on Wed., Thurs. & Fri "Til 6 on Mon., Tues., Sat. y THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€" Thursday, July 26, With Shampoo & Set At Regular Price DINNER IN TOWN . . . . lunch at the club, Victor Stieble of Lonâ€" don designs one dress that serves both purposes. The citified version with its bracelet sleeves takes on urban airs in the choice of fabric . . . crepe, shantung, sheer wool with satin, faille or braid trim. For country life also shown without sleeves with armholes bound in matching braid. Sketch shows it in sharkskin, but might look well in pique, white or pastel crepe. linen, cotton, with con» trasting trim. The bound and bowed neckline opens at the side, and while all the buttonholes are ornamental, the lower half of the plastron front has loose edges to give a tinv apron effect. A veiled nothing of a hat completes the picture for town dining. Mild little man (to cop) â€" Excuse me, officer, but Ive been waiting here for my wife for over an hour. Would you mind ordering me to move on? Keeping a secret from some people is like trying to smuggle daylight past a rooster. . P 4 }‘?fik C â€" b $jp; ~ .t > CH 1â€"7961 THIS SUMMER BE WATER WISE! Victor Stiebel VICTOR