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Induction of Rev. Beckel, new minister of Elverston Park Unitâ€" ed ehurch will take place in the Remember drivers the childâ€" ren returmn to school next Tuesâ€" day. This means all drivers, (parents included) will have to be om the alert. Five minutes for a safety or courteous act by a driver will save a lot of pain and suffering or time taken to fill out the necessary accident Last week a story appeared in, church, 10 Hoperoft Ave., on the paper. from Metro Traffic ) Tuesday September 4 at 8 p.m officers saying the 'mtersection‘, Sunday school will begin Sun: ef Maple Leaf Dr.. Church St.. day September 9 at 9.45 a.m. and Jane St., did not, in its preâ€"| We are glad to welcome a sent shape, lend itself to traffic|new store owner in our district. lights. The corner is known as| Mrs. John Hazel and Sema Warâ€" an "offâ€"set" intersection. ren has taken over the business During the week it was the ) formerly known as Hawks Varieâ€" pleasure of the writer to chat| tÂ¥ Shop. with the traffic officer of North| Many of our neighbors have York. We learned that the whole| Y!Sited friends and relatives in path of Maple Leaf Dr., is in for| Y@ri0us parts . of the country realignment. In some pllces( since the holidays began. Some the road is only 40 feet wide, in| P@ve travelled some distance to places the accepted 66 feet. The S€e the country, camping as they plans are on paper to have the| tTavelled. To all we hope they road straightened and widened| ©0JOÂ¥ed their trips and feel much to the necessary width. Upt]) better for the distant visits. this is finally done there will be| Ricky Bell and Kay Beanland no traffic lights it seems. of _ North Park â€" Presbyterian PERSONALS | church are staying at Glenâ€"Mohr _To keep the Physical and mental in strong active f;:;un';’:)"f l'l:‘:"’all"‘;:_‘asog"’c::;! motion one must be prepared to conserve all ©D°TEY | nesday September 5th at 8:30 according to the regenerating supply that is c_reated’lpm in the Parish Hall of the daily in the system. Your car generates power jUSt &8 | Church. President Mrs. Pat Orr long as you care for and give the proper attention to | and Publicity Chairman Mrs. its condition. If you neglect its mechanical requn"e-‘iMary Smith, will be present. ments you are left strained upon the road. Thve same )Please contact Mrs. Smith re is true if the organs of the physical are strained or news of Weddings. Bagusms. meglected you can look for trouble. You must keep runâ€" and the sick in the Parish. ming by proper exercise, not only of the physical, but | cepyice, of the brain and every organ in the body. The way to |°%" 2 C"D. . .. .0. .. .. do this is to follow a hobby that is light and uplifting, | , | *5°0! * siradew, Apcon 5 ev.. Cochrane. Sunday Masses to give willing of, your vast experience to those who 8:00. 9:15, 10:30 and 11:40 a.m. are following you, to scatter sunshine to those whom Sunday Devotions at 3:00 pm you come in contact with. Do these things and you wWill | The Sacrament of Holy Baptism find life is sweet. by appointment onlvy Sundav af. No I did not forget the most important factor in{ living this life. No it is not the accumulation of wealth. | No it is not the empty glory and plaudits of the fickle | erowd, No it is not the powerful control of finances. No | it is not the power over men. The main purpose of life | is to live that we leave behind a path that will enable those who are following us to attain true happiness and be ready when the end comes to hear on that last day the word well done that has been faithful enter into | everiasting life and joy. | Page 1 â€" THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€"â€" Thursday, August 30, 1962 It was a word from one of those young men just| entering their twenty years of vast experience. They | reminded the writer that it was time to slow up and | watch my steps. It made him think and realize that the[ brain does not act as quickly as it did, that there is not | the same coâ€"ordination and response from the muscles[ and the nerves to direct the right course to be taken,| that the eyes are not just as quick as they were and | that the speach is a little slower. All these facts must | be driven home. They come as a shock to many. Yet | nature does give every warning. They sound out thel signals to tell of the dangers that are ahead. It does seem strange that we who have travelled so far along | life‘s path are not willing to observe these signs till we are stricken. Then when incapacitated we do sit down! and accept the situation when it is to late. It is time to watch very carefully each step and to slow down before an accident or an organic breakâ€" down does occur. You can not burn the candle at both ends and become a centenarian. Who wants to live to be as old as that you ask? Well life is sweet. There is a definite purpose in our existence on earth. There are many things that are to be done. There are experâ€" iences through which we have passed that should be handed on to those who are following behind us. There are dangerous ways of life to be avoided that we have seen destroy most promising men and women. There are works to be completed that locked in our brains. Yes life is filled with adventure, with sadness and disâ€" appointment, with joys and happiness but the greatest reward in life lies in the fact that your life has been given to assist some one who is stumbling along life‘s hazzardous, rough, unchartered pathway. Life is sweet and we are called upon to take it in our stride as we grow older. , â€" It is a hard lesson to learn, Some how we do not seem to realize that we are growing older each day. Our physical, mental and agility is slowly waning. Our judgement is not just so keen as it was and we find that our movements are not so certain. We do not realize these facts until we try to keep up with those younger than we are, who set the pace that we would follow. However it does come to us when we see that we can not follow the lead of those younger friends. Nothing stops our thinking that we are just as capable as we were until we are suddenly faced with a fall or a sudâ€" den weakness of one of our organs or rushed to a hosâ€" pital bed after the doctor has been called. This stops all those ideas that we are supermen or women. It is indeed a hard lesson to learn after you have been actâ€" ive for over ten decades. STRAY THOUGHTS Speaking of People In Maple Leaf by SAM WILSON Ricky Bell and Kay Beanland of _ North Park â€" Presbyterian | church are staying at Glenâ€"Mohr {ump in Beaverton; Mrs. Blezâ€" erd and family of Churchill are visiting at the home of Mr. and | Mrs. W. Thackery; Mr. Ed. Bell Sr., of Neepawa is visiting at the home of his son, Edward Bell, !(‘.rovedlle Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Bell and family of Grovedale | Ave., enjoyed a trip to the east ‘coast of Canada Keep the night of September 19 ladies of the district. You will have a first hand view of the latest Fall Fashions. & wes Gases rearuees mic. | VACATION _ BIBLE _ SCHOOL { will close on Aug 31st. which is | being held at Thistletown Bapâ€" ; tist Church, Kipling and Stevenâ€" son‘s Road from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Here is a good place for the }(-hlldren to go and you . will | know where they are. singing songs. crafts to make. Bible Stories to learn and Games to Play. Pastor F. Vaughan 749 0576. TEACHERS â€" HELPERS Church ow | School _ commences September : !TALIAN GARDENS “9th which is Registration Sunâ€" Swimming Examinations | day and the following Sunday | pe held at the pool Tuesday | Rally Day. If God has called you ning and results will be in ‘lto be a helper or a teacher why weeks paper. Swimming D |not answer the call right away tor is Mr. Douglas Richart |and phone Mr. Stan Cadel CHâ€"|Time set for the exams are 1 \4â€"3308 and offer your services 3.m, for one hour a week. Nursery ~â€"~â€" "and kindergarten will meet at CRUSADERS FOR CHRIST 9:45 and 11:15 am. Primary eoc ‘r * The St Catharines Cru Dept. at 9:45 and 11:15 a.m. .. sherens t ; For Christ is perhaps one of ;'f'&)'or and Ylnlermehdna(‘e D;,‘::s‘ most significant and respon: (45, p.m._ oung Men‘s thie undertakings â€" which | the i(:?ss '“,'1,30 PM In‘lel:[dg‘l;omm- | has so intrusted to the Cri § alions senagels # & pM. | ers. God has already prove | Sing Song fest, Gene_ra]_Meet‘mg‘lhe (T'rusaders that He is g }and Belreshmenls. P\anlstsi S8"â€" iin do a mighty work at i | retaries, _ helpers, _ superintenâ€" | ratiies \dents and TEACHERS wanted There has been a spirin #baqu. Are we going to let ©4"â€" Kkeen â€" group faithfully â€" pra children down by not helping" . ; [ ,22 0 plllal El c22 }FIFTY YEARS AGO â€" â€" electric toothâ€" brushes were as fantastic an idea as ’flights into space. Today both are realâ€" iity. In a costume reminiscent of 1912, ?Shirley Clark, a Grade XIH graduate : of Kipling Collegiate Institute, holds | the electric toothbrush on display in 'Ontario Hydro‘s Gold Medallion home SCHOOL pAY$ _ Benedictus was then sung. The Dad does not notice but Mothâ€"| Creed & Collects were said er is pleased School is starting | Hymn 720 sung by the congrega once again Tuesday Septéember tion while the Children retired 4th. §CMOOL BOOKS do not ; for their Sunday School classes forge! today at Thistletown Collâ€" State Prayers and Special Inter egiate is the last day to sell your cession followed by hymn 416 books and also be able to ; The Sermon by the Rector. ‘Dis purchase used books in the cafâ€"| couragement‘ Prayer and Ben eteria of the school RIVERâ€"|ediction followed by the Recess CREST has another portable adâ€" jonal Hymn 409 The Sacramen ded which now makes a eount of | of Holy Baptism at 11:00 a m next series of classes open Sept 17th so register before all classâ€" es are filled: 50 Belfield Road off Kipling just south of Rexâ€" dale _ Blvd. Indoor Swimming Pool. Phone 2474644 ta register. Mrs. Clyde Robertson, of Westâ€" humber Blvd., entertained for an evening, Mrs. Joyce Corrigan of Calgary, who formerly was a neighbour on Clearbrook Circle and a member of the Catholic Womens League of St. Beneâ€" dict‘s. CATHOLIC WOMENS LEAGUE will hold their first â€" General Meeting of the fall season, Wedâ€" nesday September 5th at 8:30 p.m. in the Parish Hall of the Church. President Mrs. Pat Orr The first General Meeting of the season will be held in the Educational _ Centre. _ Islington and Elmhurst at 7:30 p.m. when they will sit down to a Pot Luck Supper sponsored by The Harmâ€" ong Group under the direction of Mrs. Doreen Hutchinson. Pastor The Rev. Breen. Curate Rev.. Cochrane. Sunday Masses 8:00, 9:15, 10:30 and 11:40 a.m. Sunday Devotions at 3:00 p.m. The Sacrament of Holy Baptism by appointment only Sunday afâ€" ternoon. CANADIAN _ SWIM _ SCHOOLS ST. BENEDICTS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH REXDALE UNITED CHURCH CHURCH WOMEN Rexdale Ramblings 21 HENLEY Sunday â€" worship 11:00 a,mf and 7:00 p.m. Pastor F. Vaughan | for information call 7490576 | Wednesday, Prayer Meeting and Bible Study 8:00 p.m. [ four. Two years ago an addition of four rooms were built onto the School but the children stili keep coming Pastor The Rev. Albert E. Coe. B. A.. phone CH. 13269 This Sunday Rev. Coe and famâ€" ily will have returned from their vacation to the north woods. ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE â€" ANGLICAN the Rector Rev. H H. Lennox. Curate Rev. H. Kaye B. A. B. Th. HOLY COMMUNâ€" ION 8:00 a m. MORNING PRAY: ER and SERMON 9:30 a m Tenâ€" th Sunday after Trinity < Procesâ€" sional Hymn 360 Hanover foll owed by Venite Exultemus Dom no. Psalm 119 part four | was then read. The Lesson found in St Mark. 12; verses 1844. The Benedictus was then sung. The Creed & Collects were said Hymn 720 sung by the congrega tion while the Children retired for their Sunday School classes State Prayers and Special Inter cession followed by hymn 416 The Sermon by the Rector. ‘Dis couragement‘. Prayer and Benâ€" ediction followed by the Recessâ€" lomal Hymn 409 The Sacrament THISTLETOWN BAPTIST CHURCH Capt. R. Sleuths and family return from vacation this week and will lead the Corp in worâ€" ship this Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Capt. Sleuths and the Corp wish to thank Envoy & Mrs. S. Bowles of West Toronto Corp. Corp. Sgt. Major Howell of Mt. Dennis Corp and Mr. A. Carmichael of Wychwood Corp for their leadership in his abâ€" sence. JUNIOR CHOIR or Singâ€" ing Company | wlil he formed this September so watch for the date. KIPLING BAPTIST CHURCH REXDALE SALVATION ARMY CORP 7.00 p.m. Congregational Rally Sun. Sept. 30th, at 7.00 p.m Grace Church, Geneva Street in St. Catharines. All who are inâ€" terested in the Lord‘s work please put this venture on your praver list and iry to attend in persan if possible. There has been a spiritually keen group faithfully praying for this Crusade for months now. Stan lzon reports he has never seen such organization on the local level as he has seen there at Grace Church, St. Cathâ€" arines. They have a well organi zed _ and â€" effective _ committer covering all the necessary . de fails and they have already been hard at work for many weeks Youth Rally Sat. Sept. 29th at Swimming Examinations will be held at the pool Tuesday mor ning and results will be in next weeks paper. Swimming Direc tor is Mr. Douglas Richardson. Time set for the exams are 10â€":30 The St Catharines Crusade For Christ is perhaps one of the most significant and responsible undertakings which the Lord has so intrusted to the Crusad ers. God has already proven to the Crusaders that He is going to do a mighty work at these rallies by GORDON CAMPBELL at the Canadian National Exhibition. With her are Bert Merson (centre) chairman of Toronto Hydro, and G. E. Gathercole, Ist. viceâ€"chairman â€" â€" Onâ€" tario Hydro. Miss Clark‘s 1912 costume ties in with Hydro‘s story of Light and Heat. ; _ The Church School will be | holding RALLY SUNDAY Septâ€" | ember 9th. The Annual Fall Supâ€" ‘ per will be held on Wednesday, | October 17th, Keep this date in imind. The Congregation Fall | Picnic Saturday, September by appointment. Wednesday 10 a.m. Holy Communion and at 8:00 p.m. Midâ€"Week Fellowship. This Sunday will be "Labour Sunday" the Eleventh Sunday after Trinity. MEN‘S CONFERENCE sponsorâ€" ed by the Committee of Evangelâ€" ism of the Diocese of Toronto will be held at the Guild Inn, September _ 2930 _ Registration forms may be obtained from the Church Office. COFFEE HOUR following the 9:30 a.m. service. downstairs will be in charge o[‘ the â€" Afternoon Branch of the | THE FIFTH ANNUAL LAYâ€" Ficnic 22nd (Contenned on 1 Torontoâ€"pominion [EF \_, 2159 WESTON ROAD AT CHURCH STREET, WESTON We aincerely regret any inconvenience caused to our customers by the unavoidable delay in opening our new branch at 2159 Weston Road. Fact is, the contractors were held up due to late delivery of huilding materials and we were unable to get things ready in time. As you read this, the building is well on the way to completion and we are definitely opening for business on September 4th. TORONTOâ€"DOMINION BANK l vervthing has been done to make your visits to "The Bank" as pleasant as possible. The location is convenient, and there‘s lots of parking space nearby, The building itself has been specially designed to give you the best of modern banking : : . including comfortable year ‘round air conditioning and extraâ€"large customer areas. But facilities represent only a part of our banking story. We‘re sure you‘ll really appreciate the kind of service you get when you bank with the preople at Torontoâ€"Dominion. Plan to drop in soon and meet Bill Dengate and his staff. You‘ll be delighted when you discover how much 1: : People make the difference" CH 1â€"8779 vregrels the unavoidable delay in opening its 140th branch in the Toronto area at ge 3) |_ Well it looks as if the summer )holidays are all over. Its back \to school. It is also .back to {Church School. Hope you gave ___ _GET DOWN TO EARTH ‘The 21st General Synod of the Anglican Church is in session at St. Georgé‘s Anglican Cathedral, ‘lhutw Ontario with a full reâ€" presentation of Bishops, Clergy ‘Illd lay delegate from across Canada. They are assembled to discuss ways and means of putâ€" ting into effect the teachings of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Through committee _ studies _ conducted over the years, through changâ€" ing conditions of living and interâ€" pretation they are looking for means of presenting the truths in present day understanding, through well trained leaders and Clergy in every department church activity they aim at inâ€" troducing means whereby they can strengthen the spiritual life of the people. Free expression of opinions, new avenues of apâ€" proach, tested methods ot teachâ€" ing and facing the issues of the day fearlessly, these, Anglican Church leaders, are devoting their discussions and studies toâ€" ward the presentation of the Gospel as taught by our Lord Jesus Christ. After 19 years of careful study and preparation the New Angliâ€" can Prayer Book was officially passed. _ It is now the official book of the Anglican Church of Canada. The Question of Unity with the Other denominations has a high place on the agenda of the house of Bishops and the lower house of the General Synod. The observer to Rome and the hopes for a better understanding has its place beâ€" fore these two bouses. This great body which meet every three years is the adminiâ€" strative head of the Canadian Anglican _ Church. Delegates from each Diocesan Synod are elected. They are appointed to the various departments of the Church‘s main committees. It is in these committees that the main work is undertaken. Special committees make the study of the other objectives of the Synod. ST. JOHN‘S ANGLICAN CHURCH More people are attending the Early celebration service than usual this summer. . They find it a quiet very devotional period giving the first hour in communâ€" ion with God. Many left the serâ€" vice especially last Sunday with a most comforting aid. It is not emotional but that small voice that is always waiting to comâ€" fort. THE BANK THAT LOOKS an£ap THE Al some lenge place The rector, the ‘Rev. Harvey Scuse is busy these days planâ€" ning for the fail work _ This should be a year of great spiritâ€" fenge sent to you. There is a place for you in the church school, there are <children and young people who need your exâ€" perience in life to guide and teach them. You can do it if you V eston an 11.00 a.m.â€"English Service. 5:00 p.m.â€"English Service. Guest Preacher: Rev. A. H. Venema, St. Catharines, Ont. Preparatory Services for Lird‘s Supper Next Sunday 9:00 am.â€"Holland Service Minister: Rev. R. J. Boggs, B.A. â€" 17 Cross St. â€" CR 1â€" Second Christian Reformed Church of Toronto Weston Presbyterian Church thought to the little chalâ€" CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH Minister â€" Rev. R. F. Ingram B.A. ELMS PUBLIC SCHOOL, Golfdown Dr. Sunday School and Adult Bible Class â€" 10:00 2. Sunday Services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. SPECIAL CHILDREN‘s MEETINGS THISTLETOWN COLLEGIATE PARKING LOT REXDALE ALLIANCE CHURCH King Street and Weston Road Minister: Rev. Raiph E.Spencer, M.A.; B.D Pastoral Assistant: Rev. Enos W. Hart, B.A., 1 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1962 11 am. Divine Worship UYrC. Service for Sunday, September 2, 1962 September 10 â€" 14 â€" 7:00 p.m. to $:00 p.m. 5 Cross Street at Church CHerry 1â€"1571 Why don‘t you drop in next week and Take a !ook at 6ur smart new premises? 1‘d very much like you to meet the stati and actually see the kind of modern banking that we have to offer . REV. H. A. VENEMA, B.A., Th.M 265 Albion Road, Rexdale SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship ic o Fropylsqmnin mas uie No Evening Service Cw s istrict Branch Manager the work of the General Synod meeting in Kingston. The New Prayer book is now official, having been passed by. both houses. _ They are ‘discussing some big questions and they need your prayers for Guidances. ual growth for all members of St. John‘s. Follow the news items during the Dbast week in referamam n