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1y 4 One Of The Founders Of Westminister United, Mrs. Ernest Ella Leaves Town Mrs. Ella was born in Emery in 1881, and has been a resident of Weston since she moved here more than 50 years ago. She and her husband were members of Weston Presbyterian Church and helped to found Westminâ€" ster Presbyterian Church when it was formed as a branch of After 85 years of active livâ€" ing in the Weston district, Mrs. Ernest Ella has hung . up her apron and retired to live with her _ married . daughter _ in Oshawa. During the past week local organizations of which "Susie" was an active member until retirement recalled her temporarily to her hometown here to pay tribute to her long faithful participation in their activities. SECOND SECTION * Freezer Orders * Luncheon Meats * Salamis * Pastries * Salads * Cole Slaw * All Freshly Prepared SHOP RITE 1706 JANE ST. (AT LAWRENCE AVE) ) CUBERICE, MRES, hung . up her to live with daughter _ in he past mk' is of whichi‘ ctive member | recalled her| 2 ©°EN THURS. & FRL UNTIL 9 P. gb Fi@isH FADZEN j GRADE A TENDE â€" R â€" FLESH SHOP RIGHT AND "SAVE A LITTLE MONEY" CREAMERY BUTTER . Ib. 65¢ PREE PARKING TOP QUALITY â€" TENDER ‘N‘ JUICY BLADE OR SHORT RIB k (Blade Bone Removed) 19 s1. “r; lb. AM "A ) m TURKEYS 41« SHOP RITE . MEATS BEEF BEEPF ROAStTs® 59« FRESH LEAN Ground Beef OR Sausage Meat For Lurcbs â€"â€"â€" In The Piece or You ‘may phone your order in advance and we will have it ready for you when you call in our meat market. From 8 to 24 lbs. (No Dealers Please) PHONE 249â€"2661 Mrs. Ella has always been very active in the work of the Women‘s Association; she was president for a time and was the group‘s treasurer for 25 years. As treasurer she worked with the women to raise money for the church. When the Westâ€" minster Church mortgage was Weston Presbyterian in 1910, before union changed the name to Westminster "United Church. DINNER BONELESS MAPLE LEAF GRADE "A" ROASTING OR FRYING NO WAITING The Weston Report *"» to 3‘ Ib. Average LB CHICKENS MEATS and DELICATESSEN AND ~~* CATESSEN lb 39â€" s1.19 Ib. by ROSE HUTCHENS sliced Last Tuesday afternoon the members of U.C.W. of Westminâ€" ster Church met to honor Mrs. Ella and to present her with a | billfold with their hopes for a | comfortable, happy retirement. | Also present was Kenneth Johns | of the Lions‘ Club of Weston to present Mrs. Ella with a Lions‘ | pin in appreciation of the work | she has done as catering conâ€" | vener of the Lions‘ Club. Mrs. | Ella, during her work for the | Lions‘ Club developed a keen | interest and appreciation of the | work of that organization. Perhaps the highlight of her career came when she was inâ€" terviewed on television by Kate Aitken a few years ago. During the program Mrs. Ella was able to pass along many hints on church and other largeâ€"group catering to members of other women‘s groups in the Province. In addition to being flower convener of the Church for many years, Mrs. Ella has alâ€" ways been active in the houseâ€" keeping activities of the W.A. For many years past she has been social convener of the As sociation and has gained a thorough knowledge of catering for large groups. She is well known for her insistence on good housekeeping practice ir the thurch‘s kitchen. Just the evening previous to the tea at Westminster Church, Mrs. Ella had been the guest of her fellow members of the Wesâ€" ton Lawn Bowling Association who met to say goodâ€"bye to her after a membership of 30 years. Here again, Mrs. Ella contribuâ€" ted her wonderful housekeepâ€" ing talent to her association, acting as the social convener for 20 years. From these friends Mrs. Ella recevied an electric blanket. The brighteyed freshness of so many of today‘s teenage girls is no accident. It is the result of scrupulous care of â€" clothes and skin. For professional adâ€" vice on the application of makeâ€" | up, with particular attention to | eye cosmetics, Weston girls are | invited to attend the "Makeâ€"Up ; and Skin Care" course which | our local YWCA is offering for | three Wednesday evenings, beâ€" ginning October 12th. For the very nominal course fee, memâ€" bers will have the benefit of the training and experience of the instructos, Miss Shirley Murray, who is a trained professiional modelling teacher. Mrs. Ella‘s memories of her life in Weston must be full of tea and dinners â€" and mounâ€" tains of dishes. We trust they also include warm remembrancâ€" es of friends and fun, of accomâ€" plishments and of appreciative recognition. She has contributâ€" ed actively to life in her town and deserves a long rest in health and contentment. burned a few years ago, her contribution was recognized by an invitation to participate in the ceremonies. Although there are more than 100 types of cancer known to doctors, just 6 types acount for 60% of all cases of the disease and for 50% of all deaths from cancer. Many of these deaths are preventable with early diagâ€" nosis and treatment. These facts were brought home to the audience at the Open Meeting of the Weston Unit, Canadian Cancer Society last Thursday evening by the speaker, Maurice J. Grimes, Exâ€" ecutive Director of the Ontario Division, Canadian Cancer Soâ€" ciety. The meeting was . presided over by the President of Weston Unit, Mr. W. C. Moffat The mayor of Weston, W. C. Bodâ€" MAKEâ€"UP AND SKIN CARE ROMANELLI CONSTRUCTION WESTON UNIT How To Select Your New Electric Dryer Every day is clothes drying day with an automatic electric clothes dryer. Hydro‘s Home Service Bureau offers these tips when choosing your new electric clothes dryer. Each automatic dryer has five basic parts: + The tumbler drum where elothes are put in; â€" A fan to move air and aid Following the address and the report of the nomination committee, the new slate of of: ficers for the Unit was accepted by the members. Mrs. W. C. Moffat will continue as Presiâ€" dent, with Jack Ward as 1st Viceâ€"President, and John Hall as 2nd Viceâ€"President. Mrs. F. Cannon is to be secretary, and Harry DeWolfe is to be treasurâ€" er of the Unit. Following an introduction by Jack Ward, Mr. Grimes brought members of the audience up to date on the most recent statis~ diington brough greetings from the town of Weston. Greetings from the Metro Council, C.C.S. were extended by the Executâ€" ive Director, A. G. Brooks. tics in the struggle to defeat cancer, and outlined some of the newest techniques in active , WESTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1966 E2 + At PERFECT 5â€"pc. Dinette suite, Round table, 4 chairs. Danish style. Both Stores. Reg. List $119 ......... Saie STYLE CRAFT Sâ€"pc. Dinette Suite, Round table, 4 beautiful chairs. Both Stores. Reg. List $149 ......... Saie popular . striped material. Both mx Reg. List $169 ........ Sale KILGOUR 6â€"pc. Dining Room suite, table, 4 chairs, buffet, light wainut. Both Stores. .. DANISH. sofa bed and chair SERTA bed chestertield with full size Serta mattress. Both Stores. Reg. List $189 ........ Sale CASTLE 3 seater and chair, freize material, foam cushions. Reg. List $179 MIGM _ BACK modern 4 seater and chair, foam cushions. Both Stores Reg. List $229 Sale Reg. List $189 WESTINGMOUSE, . Stereo, . long low | styling, _ AM FM _ radio, 4 speakers. At Both Maceys Stores. MODERN 3â€"pc. Sectional, foam back, foam cushion. Both Stcres Reg. List $299 Sale MANY DIFFERENT STYLES AVAILABLE LISTED ARE JUST _A FEW EXAMPLES, MANY MORE IN BOTH MACEYS STORES cabinat, radio. | tric heating element. |\_Put all five together and wet | clothes quickly become â€" dry ’elot'nu. The operation of an electric ;dothu dryer is simplicity itself. | The fan circulates air through | the dryer after it is passed over the electric heating element and channels it through the drum where clothes are tumbling. As the hot air absorbs moisture from the fabric it is exhausted to the outside through the vent. To improve the drying process and make it completely autoâ€" matic, many featuers have been added to electric dryers since they were first developed 25 “years ago. However, no single | model has all the new features you must decide which ones will Jbe most useful for your family. evaporation inside the drum; â€" An exhaust vent to remove through the drum; & 2 â€" A_motor to drive the fan and rotate the drum; â€" â€"Fabric selectors or dial setâ€" tings which regulate the heat for different types of fabrics. â€"Noâ€"heat eycle which flufiai“’ V and airs such articles as pillows | 4t Y and blankets, and removes dust | P25 Check these features before making up your mind: $129. 199. 19. 99. 169. 299, 129. 139. 178. 229. Stores: At Soth Stores. _ _ _ Reg. lim $129 ........ Sale MOOYER Spin Dry, semiâ€"autoâ€" matic, does 24 lbs. of clothes in 30 minutes. Both Stores. Reg List $199 ........ Sale INGLIS, Tully automatic washer, 2 cy?l'n. 7Y rinses. _ At Both WESTINGMOUSE Frostâ€"free, adâ€" justable . shelves, . butter . and cheese kesper. Both Stores MeCLARY 12. cu. ft. rollâ€"out sheives, butter and cheese keepâ€" er. At Both Stores. WESTINGHOUSE 12 cu. ft. Autoâ€" matic Defrosting. At Both Stores. MeCLARY 2â€"door deluxe mode!, Automatic . defrest, . rollâ€"out shelves * At Both Stores . WESTINGHOUSE, 10 cu ter and cheese keeper, At Both Stores 3 ROOM FURNITURE GROUPING 11.â€"PC. LIVING ROOM GROUP, all foam sofa and chair, 2 modern end tables, matching toffee table, 2 table lamps and shades and 2 throw cushions. Choice of Colours. 25â€"PC. DINETTE GROUP, extension table and 4 matching chairs . . . with 20 pc. breakfast set (dishes}), Choice of walnut or coloured with ever FREE B0 4"roum T 12â€"PC. BEDROOM GROUP, double dresser and mirror» large chest of drawers, pane!l bed, smooth top mattress and spring, 2 Boudoir Lamps and shades, 2 foam pillows. COMPARE OUR ROOM GROUPS WITH OTHERS from draperies and slip covers which stops the operation of the dryer when the laundry ‘ has reached the preâ€"set stage of dryâ€" N ich i â€"Buzzer or bell which indiâ€" “â€"Slhty un:“ zlri'leh-'l:wh u’“m e deyer has 1 o with small children,. When the | 4405 door of an operating dryer is | â€"-Ghu’flditi’tbt- opened and then closed again,) â€"Decorator colors as well as the dryer will not start until the : white exterior finishes which will In a special display, the apple growers will be snowing at least 40 varieties that were popular at various times in Canada‘s General Manager, W. P. Watâ€" son, reported that apple growâ€" ers at this year‘s Royal are keyâ€" ing their exhibit to the Fair‘s centennial theme. The Fair will be closed on November 19 by Hon. J. J. Greene, Federal Minister of Agâ€" riculture. Rt. Hon. Vincent Massey, Canâ€" ada‘s first Canadianâ€"born Govâ€" ernorâ€"General, has accepted an invitation to officially open the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto, November 11. Mr. Massey‘s acceptance was announced at a recent meeting of the Fair‘s Directors by Col. D. B. Weldon, President. â€"Two speeds of tumbling. tart‘‘ button has been pushed. blend with any decor. _ _ â€"Automatic sprinkler which| Bring sunshine into your home crisper Royal Agricultural Winter Fair .. $159. 4 se‘ WEAMâ€"EVER i grouping . ALUMINUM WARE 1t 118. 219. 189. Reg. List $189 . G.E., automatic dryer, heat con trol, At Both Maceys Stores. Reg. List $199 . WESTINGHOUSE Deluxe Dryer turns . off | automatically . when clothes are sg‘ Reg. List hov ce ce nc Bs FORCE, apartment size, storage drawer, 7 heat switches . Both Stores. . > Reg. List $149 GENERAL ELECTRIC, high speed elements, . liftâ€"bff . door. . Both Reg. List $179 Both Stores. Reg. List $239 MeCLARY, â€" 30"â€" deluxe, . fully autematic, infinite heat switch dampens clothes. , â€"a smile to your wife‘s â€"Ulh'lv““m'&lj* an electric clothes gives a fresh, sunshine aroma | {002y. on when the door is opened. "The exhibit should bring back nostalgic memories to those who are old enough to remember the time when one could go into any fruit store and buy Russets, Talmon Sweets, Scarlet Pippins, Gravensteins, and dozens of other varieties that are seldom on sale today," Mr. Watson said. automatic WESTON TRAVEL SERVICE «.. 189. 1912 Weston Rd. â€" (In The Westlaw Bldg.) Phone 244â€"5324 BOOK NOW AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT 168 $128. 139. GOING OVERSEAS? 169. 128. ©OLD _ MEDALION, . smooth 30", 36", 30", 48", 54" Sizes Factory Showâ€" reem Medeis, Discontinued Lines, Elc. LAURIER, 3â€"pc. Danish wainut finish, dresser, chest and pane! TREMBLAY, 3â€"pc. Curved front dresser and chest, bookcase bed. Reg. List $199 Reg. List $199 KILGOUR, genuine wainut ven eers, triple dresser, chest an Reg. List $249 VICTORIAVILLE, wainut finish Blue Daylight picture tube. At Both Macey‘s Stores CONTINENTAL BEDS . . A PRIGE 23 FAIR 4 wWOODBRIDGE, ONT. & i Saturday, October 8 ~~ i Monday, October 10 _ Rabbits & Cavies â€" 4â€"H Clubs Harness Races . Monday MIDWAY â€" BOTH DAYS Smooth top Centinental spring and . "t-"& Both Stores. 3 $79. tin tr9h. oot thes. 2 BIG DAYS PLAN NOW TO HAVE A GOOD TIME AT At ed Sale sl]g- inut ane! _ 138. ronst bed .. 139. venâ€" and â€". 189. $24.15. 34.15. $118. 119.