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held their weekly Euchre at the home of Mrs. M. Nash, 36 Braeâ€" crest Ave., on Thursday evening, with the winners being â€" Mrs, Ames » (76) Myrtle Mather ... (74) Elenore Payne ... (73) Get well wishes to Mrs. Hicks, Sr., Roxaline St. who had the misfortune to fall and break her wrist. Get well wishes to Barbara Munro, Muncey Ave., who has the measels. BOWLING The Ladies Tuesday Afternoon Bowling League â€" Royal York Vera Humphrey 4 P/1Z2LM WESI 1746 Weston Rd. DEEPER LIFE CRUSADE ELMLEA and DISTRICT Sunday Services â€" 11 $16.95 8 Cylinder € @ * ‘qm uen 4e We WB e Acscnst 000 0 0. .. 0, Mozarello Cheeze and Tomato Sauce One selection . ukss Two selections ooo en ts Three selections > â€" ___7V(4H<Vnr' more selections . 1.75 225 3.00 Selections: Salami, Pepperoni, Mushrooms, Green Peppers, Sliced Tomatoes, Sliced Onions, Bacon, Black Olives, PIZZA WITH THE WORKS BASIC PIZZA SERVING REXDALE â€" WESTON â€" THISTLETOWN â€" DOWNSVIEW FREE DELIVERY April: 21 Through May 5 3 Sundays â€" Two Full Weeks (except Saturdays) Anchovies. Lawrence & Weston Rd. Weston Reee P S ices â€" 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. â€"â€" Weeknight Services 8:00 p.m. til 9:00 p.m. We Cordially Invite You To These Services (41) Club Plaza Bow! â€" team standings to HIGH AVERAGE â€" Edie Lorrimer Marg. Taylor ... Marg. Teplin .......... E. Baines Betty Saunders HIGH THREE FLATâ€" MRS A. CARBIS CH. 19260 2572 Weston Road (Just South of Hwy. 401) Bobolinks Woodpeckers Myrtle Taylor Edie Lorrimer Marg Taplin Weston Baptist Church one of the most outstanding EVANGELISTS CH 9â€"2234 Meryle Dolan By Rev of today New@Plugs New Points New Condenser Set Timing Adjust Carburetor $|4.95 on all orders $3.00 and over 244â€"6435 with the Finest PIZZA & Italian Food DINING ROOM OPEN 6 cyl. POINTS Glorious Gospe] Solos (of Toronto) 16 782 Sam Garser 191 189 188 186 185 Small Medium Large $ .90 $1.20 $1.60 _ On Saturday morning and aftâ€" lernoon. the Christian Labour Asâ€" sociation of Canada will hold its |annual Convention in the Rexâ€" ’dlle United Church, on the cornâ€" er of Elmhurst and Islington, ‘Rexdale. One feature of the afternoon will be a very inspirâ€" ational address by Dr. Evan Runner, professor of philosopny at Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan, on "The Historic Task ‘of the Christian Labour Associatâ€" \ion in Canada‘". Everyone is inâ€" ‘vited to attend. HIGH SINGLE FLATâ€" Marg Taplin stntpurzie HIGH THREE HANDICAPâ€" Myrtle Taylor 818 (Continued on page 14) SECOND CHRISTIAN REFORM CHURCH N On Sunday evening, at the 5 o‘clock English service, Rev. Venema will continue the Heidâ€" elberg Catechism series on the ten commandments. This time, it will be a sermon in the 9th command, and the sermon will be entitled, ‘"The Gospel about *Sbeaking the Truth Among One | Another â€" through Jesus Christ On Friday evening and on Satâ€" urday afternoon and evening, at the private Christian Elementâ€" ary School on Elmhurst drive, Rexdale, there will be a Bazaar to aid the financing of that school. The public is cordially invited to attehd and take part. |ers and Deacons of Second ; On Monday evening, the Eldâ€" \ Church will meet to deal with all { matters properly before them |and as dealing with the general On Sunday morning, at both the 9 o‘clock Holland and the 11 o‘ clock _ English _ services, the Rev. Venema will preach on I Corinthians 15:58. The theme of the sermon will be "The Lord Sharing His Easterâ€"victory with His People", that they must and can lâ€"be steadfast in good strife, 2â€"be abounding in the work of the Lord, and 3â€"be certain of fruitful labour in the Lord. Who is the Truth", iâ€"what this gospel forbids, and 2â€"what it reâ€" commends. ers and Deacons of _ Second On Tuesday and Wednesday welfare of the congregation. evening, Rev. Venema will catâ€" echize the youth in five oneâ€" hour classes dealing with Lord‘s Day 25, dealing with the means of grace, namely the pr@aching of the Word and the administratâ€" ion of the sacraments. Ruby 1.10 Taylor 1.75 307 Long Time Weston Resident | Leaves 13 Great Grandchildren Mr. Richard Henry Beamish, well â€" known in : Weston for 89 years, died on April 2 at the Home For The Aged in Newâ€" market, where he had lived for the last two years. He was born on Nov. 6, 1874, in a farm house on Main St.. in Weston where Little Brothers is today. He attended Weston Pubâ€" lie School which was then locatâ€" ed on Main St. between Rectory Rd. and Coulter Ave. This area is now apartment buildings. |_With the exception of his last ‘two years, Mr. Beamish lived in | Weston all his life. His longest | stay in one house was on Coulter | Ave. for 38 years. Mr. Beamish played football for Weston, and lacrosse for Dr. Pearson of Mount Dennis. In 1902 he married Violet Eva May LaRose. Their three daughâ€" ters, Laura, Olive and ~Myrtle, were later joined by an adopted son, Gerald. For several years, Mr. Beamâ€" ish worked for various Weston employers; Thompson B a ke Shop, Campbell Flour Mill, Wesâ€" ton Flour and Seed Store, Ruâ€" doiph Coal, Weston Golf Club and St. Philip‘s Church. In 1917, he became owner of a dairy on Main St. near Church St., and could be seen deliverâ€" ing milk with his horse and wagon. During the second World War he worked for Fred Rowntree as caretaker at Weston Presbyâ€" terian Church. This was his last job, which he held until his late sixties. His daughter Laura died when‘ she was 18, and he lost his wife | in 1932 and his adopted son in | 1934. I Mr. Beamish never drove a car, but he loved to go for walks, smoking his pipe. He went for a daily walk until he was 82. He was also an enthusâ€" iastic bowler until the age of The Toronto area‘s first reâ€" treat house for married couples is to be opened in mid â€" May by the Oblate Fathers of Assumpâ€" tion Province. Construction of the Queen of Apostles Retreat House is nearâ€" ing completion on the banks of the Credit River, just off Missâ€" issauga Road, two miles north of the Queen Elizabeth Way, It is one of the few buildings in Canada designed specifically as a married couples retreat house. The new retreat house is set in 12 acres of rolling wooded land. The quiet seclusion of the grounds is considered to be ideal for a retreat house. The Queen of Apostles Reâ€" treat House has accommodation for 67 persons. Folding, soundâ€" proof doors permit a speedy conversion of rooms to either single or double accommodation, depending upon the type of reâ€" treat to be held. The Oblate Fathers have been active in the retreat movement in Canada for more than a quarâ€" ter of a century. The Order now conducts retreats at its 16 reâ€" treat houses in Canada, as well as at 10 others in the United States. Father Leo J. La Freniere, of the Manitoba Province of the Oblate Fathers. former Director of the Star of the North Retreat in Edmonton,. Alta., who has helped to organize other retreat houses in other parts of Canada. Official opening and blessing of Queen of Apostles Retreat House, at 1617 Blythe Road. Port Credit, will take place Thursday, April 18. is now assisting the fathers of Assumption Province. 1st Retreat House Opened For Couples Self Defence Better Than Judo Phone BA 1â€"5306 for men & women age 18 to 45 Frank 0. Reevos NOW STARTING Cash & Carry Prices Flowers Por All Occasions / ISLINGTON AVE. N. (At Steeles Ave.) Phone AT 8â€"1197° Reminder NEW CLASSES KARATE We Have Just A " | 73. An outdoorsman at heart, he ;] was fond of fishing and hunting, ~| and at 84 reluctantly gave up "b* these sports. / The funeral was held at ‘\Ward's in Weston, with interâ€" â€" | ment at Riverside Cemetery. _ | _ Mr. Beamish is survived by fi; t w 0 â€" daughters, â€" Mrs. Jamos |Tucker (Olive) and Mrs. Alâ€" ‘bert Taylor _ (Myrtle), seven St ) sranddaughters and 13 great ’m | grandchildren. All of the 13 great St‘ grandchildren were born at Humâ€" ** ber Memorial Hospital in __| Weston. 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