Weston Collegiate Institute - Conning Tower Yearbook (Weston, Ontario Canada)

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.r - 1' We Hats Julie Baird Your Club Off to . . Boyko Garvey Simpson's Collegiate Representatives . Julie and Baird dida terrific iob representing Weston C.l, on the Club this year. Hats Off, too . . . to Weston Collegiate . . . Simpson's congratulates you on 100 years of service and dedication to the young people of Weston. 4 L X57 '75 fret Canada 's Youth Centre

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Perhaps Envision a Christmas tea party To which the solar system is invited by the sun To celebrate that quiet coming two thousand years ago Of a manger King. The eight planets are the cups and the tea pot is our earth, For think how like a tea pot is the earth. See upon its ceramiced surface glisten patterns of land and lake, And feel inside this black interior How our human emotions seethe and steep. Watch - the fiery hostess of the celestial tea Daffy Stoops, into the eight great cups to pour The culmination of our effort in the world Not tea But delicate servings of culture, faith, and war. And God who enters at this moment just by chance, Measures the tea party with a thoughtful glance And frowns upon the tea pot in its imperfection And wonders to see it vain And thinks, Perhaps I'll send my Son again. - Valerie Findlay, 13C Tom He wormed his way into our house and into our hearts with very little effort. We used to see him hanging around the neighbourhood doorsteps, but paid very little attention until one day he decided to visit us. We only let him in for a few minutes and then sent him on his way. Although we thought he was quite a good looking fellow, we were too busy with other more important things to even think of adop- ting another member into our family. When we got up the next morning we found our visitor on the step waiting patiently to be invited in, but this was out of the question. After a few days of waiting he decided to try another way to enter. He tried nearly all the windows and then finally gave that up because he got air sick at the second Story windows. That was when he decided to pretend he was sick and ready to kick the bucket if someone did not soon take pity on him. That did it. We could stand it no longer. We opened the door and Tom entered, proud as a king. After he had been fed he wandered the house in search of a resting place. He finally made his sleeping quarters on my bed and as if that wasn't bad enough our dog fotuid him and decided to play a game or two. When we found them they were both sound asleep but the room was a total wreck. The two got a rude awakening and made a hasty exit. Tom then found himself a safer place to sleep underneath the television set. Tom is the friendly type and in no time made friends with our dog, our fish, and our family. Although he is a nuisance and tries his best to boss the house, we like him, so I guess Mr. Tom Cat is here to stay. -Sharon Deugow CHA JOE BEAVER IS A GOOD JOE TO KNOW! oe Bea ver BEAVER LUMBER COMPANY UMITED 139 Main Street S, Weston CH. 1-1 188 RO, 7-7041 Compliments of THE ROSS STORES We specialize in Southern Fried Chicken METROPOLE WESTON Resto urunt 73 - 75 MaIn St. N. Phone CHerry 1-7941 ' T ORDERS MISSES - LADIES' - CHILDREN TAKE OU 8- MEN'S WEAR . 20 MAIN ST. NORTH CH. 1-B213 The Famlly Shopping Centre 41

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