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CONDITIONED (Subjects in bracâ€" kets after name) â€" Alpine Beryl (Latin, French); . Cameron _ Ross (French) ; _ Charlesworth _ William (French); Colgate Bogd (French); Colhoun Beth (Latin); Constable Jean (French); Francis Wilfred (French); Goodwn{‘ Lionel (French); Gordon Jack (Latin, French); Haig lan ‘Lntm): Hand _ Evelyn _ (Departâ€" ental); Hill Willism, sowlett Jean .LLatin); Johnston Marion (French); acDonald Jack, MeNeil Cameron (French, German); Mills Howard ;anch); Morrison Joan (Latin & rench); _ Paine Robert, Pengelly Anthony (French & German); Pentâ€" ner Charles, Rowntree Helen, Ruske Eileen (Alg.); Scott Norma (Departâ€" menuls:l); Sloan _ Billee (French); Emart Joyce (Latin); Smith William, Sutherland _ Douglas, West Joseph * (French & Germany; Wheeler Leslie _ (Departmentals), Wilson Verna (Deâ€" partmentals, Latin). Form 11 to Form 11 _ HONORS:â€"Barney _ Allen, Bent { éfaurice, Boddington James, Burford ##sames, Byers Ross, Church Phyllis, Douglas (,Yharlotte, Gove Gilbert, Hanâ€" nah William, Hill Jack, Hull James, Keown Bessie, McKelvey George, Matthews Jack, Middlebrook Dotis, Nadon Patricia, Orr Dorothy, Penny Marie, Savage Mary, Wood Gordon, Wood Kenneth, Wright Ralph. t Weston‘s share of the operating surplus on the Weston Road car line tZ!m' May was $118.40 this year as compared with $117.13 for the same month in 1935. However, for the first five months of 1936 Weston‘s share was $589.47 as compared with $461.32, which is an increase of some proportion over 1935. The operating ms for the whole line was 19 for the first five months this year, or an increase of nefrly $1200 . over the same period last year, when profits stood at $4298.33. To Aid Band Council decided to make a grant of gt«o the Weston Silver Band to deâ€" expenses of transportation to the &‘Moo Musical Festival, which the will take part in on July i8th, it has done in previous years, and 3 many honors. Councilior Dr. W. H. Chariton in moving the resoluâ€" tion, commented "The mand is a real asset to our town." CONDITIONED (Subjects in bracâ€" kets after nameâ€"Backine{ Lloyd g:ench); Beach John (Latin & mch); Beale Esther (Latin & French); Booth Edward (Latin & {_l'_‘rgnc!l) ; Bradshaw George (Frehch); profits stood at $4298.33. |_________ |in. The recent road oiling had provâ€" Te Aid Band ed very satisfactory, and a small A 3 amount left over after every dirt road Council decided to make a grant of [ in town had received one coat, was g“’xmeflf"t' s“"e"fil“:"'d :2 g'!.-‘e‘ | placed on Dufferin Street between C of transportation Main Street and the C.N.R. tracks. aterloo Musical Festival, which the ‘ + L will take part in on July i8th, | Dust Nuisance g it has done in previous years, and | _A letter from Mr. M. Weisdorf of many honors. Councilior Dr. |the Weston Ladies‘ Shoppe, complainâ€" W. H. Chariton in moving the resoluâ€" |ed of the dust on the main street, tion, commented "The mand is a real particularly in front of his store, 1:0 our town." | where there is a street car stop. It ission was granted for the ’vntninud out that due to the warm erection of an advertising sign over | weather the door‘ must be left open 10A Main Street South, where Bradâ€" ‘and the dust settiles on pastel colored ley‘s Confectionery is located. | dresses, conts, millinery, etc., soiling A‘ letter of condolence sent to the |them considerably. The Works Comâ€" lfin family fallowing the death |mittee will take the matter ap and of Weston‘s "Grand Old Man", John | endeavour to find a solution which Lenmox, in his 103rd year, was ackâ€"| will keep the dust under control. Collections of current taxes this rur show a gratifying increase over last year, Weston Town Council learned from Clerk H. G. Musson on Monday evening. To date for 1936 collections totalled $85,927 or 39.7 per cent. of the whole, as compared with $74,180 or 34.86 per cent. for the same period last year. PASS:â€"Armstrong Gladys, Armâ€" strong Patricia, â€" Beardall Dorothy, Bridgman \‘V;'i’l,illiu;fred,é}amgron grace, Cameron m anning . Patsy, Carberry Bertha, Coles Jorce, Cousins Jean, Cross Thora, Franklin Edmund, PCM P TD CR liam, Blcenon Robert, Ring Audr:x, Shph'na, Robert, Taylor Hazel, Wardâ€" rope John, Whitlock Marjorie, Wilâ€" liamson Déan, Woodcock Stanley. Tax Collections Show an Increase Over Last Year Weston‘s Share of Operating Surplus on Radial Line Also Conâ€" siderably Moré Than in 1935â€"Council Makes Grant to Pay Transportation of Weston Silver Band to Waterloo Musical - Festival Next Monthâ€"Relief Situation Said Much Improved Form III to Form IV HONORS:â€"Cooper, Ethel; Dancey, Roy; Eastwell, Kathleen; Jeffrey, Helen; Hall, Margaret; Hall, Victor; Hurst, Jack; Reid, John; Robb, Eveâ€" lyn; Wharton, Leonard. ASS:â€"â€"Banks, Leonard; Case, Mary; sholm, Jfi’: Devins, Margaret; lanunyl, argaret; Johnston, Robâ€" ert; ut}, Patricia; McEwen, Adele; Penney, Joy; Reaburn, Eric; Româ€" bough, Murray; Rowland, Shirley; Seâ€" bire, Norman; Skinner, Macroy. _~ The following are the promotion reâ€" ¢ sults for Weston High and Vocational ’ Schoo!, as announced yesterday afterâ€" UME 51, NUMBER 30 rly Awaited Results Issued on Thursday Afternoonâ€"When Word "Conditioned" Appears, Student Will Have to Pass a Supplementary Examination in the Subjects in Bracketsâ€" Preâ€"Vocational Results Also Given Lawrence Betty, Leach ions Announced at High, Vocational School 26 Nsud | (French); William Helen (Mulh-(-ma- dyg, Armâ€"/tics, Latin & French). t Dorothy, | Form 1 to Form 11 eron Grace.J HONORS:â€"Arthur . Bessie, Banks ing : Patsy) | Margaret, _ Beardall â€" Donald, Berry rce, Cousins Fern, 'Bl;ifhnm Edith, Brown Robert, ‘i."a?dm"“d'l(!oop'r arry, Cuthbertson Noret:n, etty, Leach | Dougherty Audrey, . Dovey Dusuthy, Councilior Ray Simpson reported that the Works Committee had had all the sidewalk repairs madeâ€" on Main Street with the exception of one or two instances. The cuts at the gas and water mains have been filled The T.T.C. acknowledged receipt of ! a cheque for $1537.63, from the town | of Weston, which is the first instalâ€" | ment on reconstruction work done on | the street car Tine between St. John‘s I Road and Wilby Crescent. I It was indicated by Deputy Reeve Gordon Harris, Chairman of the Reâ€" lief Committee, that the relief situaâ€" tion in Weston is more satisfactory now than for a long time past, there being but 34 families on the relief lists last week. PASS:â€"Allatt Douglas, Best Jean, Boddington _ Wesley, Burford Anita, Cameron â€" Jessie, Canning Marion, Coles Howard, Cousins Lorne, Duthie David, Eccles Marguerite, Farr Orâ€" Pha, Forsey Jean, Graham Hazel, Grimoldby Evelyn, Haig Nancy Harpâ€" er William, Harrison May, Helieur Katherine, Lenehan Harold, Lepingâ€" well Rosemary, Mcintyre Donald, May Stuart, Mowbray Margaret, Raspin Bessie, Rees Beryl, Reeves Frank, Reid Ellen, Ross Carl, Sartell John, â€"Continued on page 4 nowledged with thanks by the fam ily. Of Mimico, who last week suggested that county councils were shirking their responsibilities and might be abolished. 8 At County Council REEVE W. A. EDWARDS West York‘s Newsy Weekly-â€"WESTOvN‘.‘ Cimes ant When| Masons Attend Worship at Wesâ€" | shibboleths of the ages used by sects of mushroomâ€"growth springing up durâ€" ing the night. All such tests should be ] fair to allow every qualified â€"person to | enter such a realm. Masonryâ€"demandâ€" |ed ncither rank nor fortune as essenâ€" I tia! in a candidate for her favors, but | only the inner qualifications endawing ‘a_ candidate‘s heart. The Christian Church has lost ground in history by | undue emphasis on narrow skiboleths such as the manner in which sacraâ€" lm«nts were dispensed, or certain secâ€" ondary doctrines unduly advanced into 1essentiul places, so as to disqualify genuine believers from the enjoyment | of religious privileges to which they were born of God, and treated as foes | thase who were following their Lord. tDeath itself was only the last ford of Jordan, and the only test authorized l for passage there was love and loÂ¥alty {to qur Lord as Redeemer of all beâ€" | lievers. "I will have real love and not | sacrifice", and "Inasmuch as ye have | done it to one of the least of these my | brethren" were no tribal shibboleths | but the high bars to shut out only the [ enemies to the Cross of Christ. CDD FELLOWS, REBEKAHS ANNUAL CHURCH PARADE The orderâ€"of service was impressive, with appropriate hymns, "Onward Christian Soldiers," "Abide With Me," "Rock of Ages," and "How Firm a Foundation." _ Following the second hymn the Noble Grands of the two lodges walked to the front of the church and deposited vases of beautiâ€" ful flowers, standing for a time in revâ€" isA e it Etd va ed the former Grand in for Mmiqur address feam‘;y orâ€" iginality and depth of thought, as well as for its timeliness today, when many earnest souls are being led astray by new and treacherous heresies. Westonia Rebekah Lodge No. 305 and Weston Lodge No. 200, 1.0.0.F.. held their annual memorial service and church parade) io Westminster United Church last Sunday evening. Gathering at the Odd Fellows‘ Hall on Church St., the members of the two lodges marched to the church, where they occupied the front centre seats. They were led by Noble Grand William Mowbray of the Odd Fellows and Noble Grand Sister Hogarth of the Rebekahs. Local Lodges Are Addressed by Rev. G. Ernest â€" Forbes HUMBER LODGE HOLDS [TS CHURCH PARADE Five Toronto loxges were representâ€" ed by their ruling Masters, Worshipful Bros, H. Bennett of Sunnyside Lodge, Victor Dale of High Park Lodge, W. Hartney of Victoria Lodge, Geo. Mitâ€" chell of Kilwinning Lodge, D. Fredâ€" ericks of Memoria) Lodwe, Former Grand Chaplain The minister of khw Anld Kirk, Rt. i Wor. Bro. Major Rev. F. C. Harper, | BD., Past Grand Chaplain, preachedf on the unusual text of Judges 12; 6,! "The Benefit of the Password." The test used by the Gileadite chiefâ€" | tain Jephthah to distinguish friend | from foc at the fords of Jordan bas | 305, G.R.C., attended divine worship at the Auld Kirk last Sunday morning, June 21st, with a representative gathâ€" ering of members. Worshipful Master W. Bro. W. T. Hal) presided, supported by the District Deputy G. Master R.W. Bro. C. 8. Lord and Past Dist. Deputy G.M. Right Wor. Bro. J. H. Tuck and V. W. Bro. L. 8. Mclliroy, Past District Secretary. R shibboleth gi\_/len a name to all the pe_tt»y' tribal Five Toronto Lodges Are Reâ€" presented by Ruling Masters We t ts o s S en en n m UEne The _ Masonic brethren . cordially ATD OO TCOR omk 2O Prilcie w 107 ud T Humber Lodge A. F. & A. M. No REV. HARPER SPEAKER ton Presbyterian Church of the i Past Grand Faichnie and Past Grand beauti-JDockray acted as marshalls for the in revâ€" ‘church parade. FRIDAY, JUNE 26th, 1936 Fourth prize went to George See‘s rink from St. Matthews, with 2 wins and 49 points plus 6. J. C. McKellar‘s rink from High _E‘ark won one game with 46 points plus David and their lasting fri?dship. and | his text "Saul and Jonathan \ere loveâ€" | ly and pleasant in theiy lives, and in their death they were not divided; they were swifter than cagles, they were stronger than lions." During the serâ€" vice Mrs. Addy and Mrs. Penney rendâ€" ered the duet, "The Day is Gently Sinking," and Mrs. Isabelle Moffat Stg\wnrtAwas at the organ. My advice to you, Colonel, is to go through _ the movements of driving without using the ball," said the golf instructor, Rev. G. Ernest Forbes gave a most inspiring sermon, taking as the basis of his remarks the story of Jonathan and "My dear fellow," answered the Colonel, "that‘s precisely the trouble I‘m wanting to pvercome." erent remembrance of those lodge members who have passed on. and 61 points. _ TWP 0 t o0 C A local rink consisting of Dr. Grifâ€" fith, S. H. Hill, Harold Coulter and S. E. Chapman, skip, carried off third prize, with two wins, 56 points plus 6. Bowlers From theona Club Carry Off Prigd For Second â€"TWENTY RINKS ENTER | are a part ofclw reryday life. The cowâ€" boys of the are and | thelr smail wWite horses are very mm |_ At the close of the meeting strawâ€" | berry short cake and tea were enâ€" Sister Clara _ Thain, _ Sis. Helen| Graham, Sis. Miller, Sis. Druding, Sis. Helen Williams, Bro. Alvin Ward and Sis. Ward, Sis. Sidders, Sis, Franâ€" ces Allan, Sis. Helen Wright (who took the role of Lochinvar), Sis. Woods and Sis. Peck. The lucky draw for a beautifal oil painting was won by Mrs. Nancy Hyde. During the business session gl:m were completed for the Garden rty which will be held this afterâ€" noon (l"ridl}) from 3 to 6 o‘clock at the home of Mrs, S. Wilson, Main Street North. Flamingos with pink feathers inhabit Ns markhew, hn of Shtde roum Iis fields, and steerâ€"roping and branding Ni ng as lively interest in the mmm as the men t PR SDBT O Wht® td on Abandil‘ C. Martin, assisted by Mrs. Hastings, | Mrs. Ed. Beach and other ladies of the ‘Auxiliary. Hawaiian music, which | was much enjoyed, was supplied by |the Rees sisters and the Martin sisâ€" |ters. A most entertaining program was put on, a feature of it being numbers by the "Village Quartette" composed of Bro. W. J, Ward, Bro. Allaby and Bro. Peck. _ The play "Lochinvar" was also presented %y the following: Clovelly Chapter No. 144, 0.E.S., held its closing meeting for the seaâ€" son on Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple, and had the pleasure of welcoming Orchid Chapter of Brampton who paid a surprise visit. MAS, BABNES HoSTESs FOR GARDEN PARTY CLOVELLY CHAPTER HAS SEASON‘S LAST MEETING grounds Ice cream and soft drinks were sold under the supervision of Mrs. K. E. Shorey and Mrs. M. Cole, and a miniature golf course under Guide Barnes, assisted by other Scouts; created much fun and excitement. The country store was supervised by Mrs. A smartly painted trek cart built by some of the Boy Scouts under the supervision of Assistant Scoutmasâ€" ters Jack Barnes and Bob Beale, was on display, and was a source of deâ€" light to all the men present who knew anything about building. It was inâ€" deed a triumph of. n_lgcfilnical skill. The Mothers‘ Auxiliary gratefully acknowledge donations from the folâ€" lowing firms and individuals: Lobâ€" law‘s, Ltd., Great Affantic and Paciâ€" fic Tea Company, Sto? and Shop, Silâ€" verwoods Ltd., Rrown‘s Bread, gurity Bread, White Oak Dairy, Canadian ‘Chewing Gum Company, W. K. Wrigâ€" ley Co. Ltd., Lever Brothers, Windâ€" wick‘s Shoe Store, Miss O‘Hara of Beverley Street, Toronto, Swift Canaâ€" «ian Company, Mr. Booth, King Crescent, and the Goodfellow Tea Company, Wright Ave., Tetonto. The thanks of the Auxiliary are alâ€" so extended to the Weston Public Utilities Commission who supplied the decora.tivg lighting system for the Garden Party This Afternoon at Home of Mrs. S. Wilson A contest to guess the weight of a ham donated by Swifts‘ Canadian Limited, was won by Mrs. H. Higgins of 48 Chiswick Avenue. Prizes for the fish pond were arranged by Mrs. C OREE MMD EVJ CEUUIE * More than a hundred visitors atâ€" tended during the afternoon, and about. seventy of them enjoyed tea which was served on the terrace overâ€" looking the Humber River, in a setâ€" ting of natural beauty. Tea was served by Mrs. A. G. O’fifln. Mrs. S. K. Cairns and Mrs, H. R. Johnston, while tea cup reading by Mrs. F. B. !"id;m:r.; and the reading of palms by W. T. Hall, and a prettily dressed doll, donated by Mrs. Hall and dressed by Mrs. Taylor, was won by Mrs. Wynn of John Street. Visitors included Mrs. J. H. Imrie, President of all Boy Scout Mothers‘ Auxiliaries in the Toronto area, who was accompanied by two friends. Anâ€" other visitor was Mrs. Postill of Vanâ€" Couver, B.C., mother ‘of Mrs.. Barnes, the hostess, who has been spending some time in town. Mrs. C. W. Byers and Mrs. Barnes, who is Viceâ€"President of the Mot{ers' Auxiliary, welcomed the guests. One of the most delightful events of the summer season was the garden party held last Pnd.:jy afternoon and evening at the beautiful home of Mrs. J. Wl.ngarnes, 23 Victoria Ave., by the Mothers‘ Auxiliary to the 1st Weston Troop and Boy Scouts. s interest. " u0e y Of the various attractions, the counâ€" try store was one of the most popular In the evening there was a full atâ€" tendance of the. Scout Troop under Scoutmaster N. Norenius, and of the Cub Pack, under Pack Leader Alex. Massie. Weston Public Utilities Supplied Decorative Lighting For Delightful Event Sponsored By l.otbcrs' Auxiliary to Boy EXCELLENT ATTRACTIONS York, andEtobicoke Townships M. R. Demorest created much HORSES PLAY, Too Acknowledge Donations New Trek Cart W. J. Pollett of Weston Will be Heard Over CRCT on & | Evening, July 10th, From 7.30 to 7.45 O‘clockâ€"Address A 3 He Gave Before Ohtario Horticultural Society Annual x Created Lasting Impression With the Result That Niaal : > Committee Was Appointed â€" Committee Has | Activel® Since and Juvenile Work Has Multipled Rapidly in . & ‘ Ontario Singe Then 2 o 9 Local Man to Brt»)a&;;tw_â€"â€"â€"_ , on Juvenile Gardening At the annual meeting of the .Onâ€"| been requested to speak on * tario Horticultural Association held 'Galdemq in Summer", or 1 at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto,| subject as he may choose. Mr. W. J. Poliett, of Weston, deliverâ€"| will be given over Station . ed and address on children‘s lctiviti:‘, Toronto, at 7.30 to 745 4 on juvenile work in the Horticultural Saving Time, on v world. This address so impressed the | Tune in for this f representatives of the Association | have a greater ‘ from all sections of the province, being accomi in that a special committee to advance fare through the media of. this work was npg:inted, consisting of | ture, *4 t ooo ~Aeainr o. â€" culture; Norman vis, pt. cation, lEoronto;PW. E. Foster, Pa“rik.- TINNING iRoX “_ Dept‘, London; Percy Beacon, 5 prs commnemed\; _ Prof. A. H. MacLennan, ?:‘Ac. Tools and n C + Guelph, and W. J. Poliett. * steel can be to This Committee has been functionâ€" | the hlvg i mmywsmmmnumlmb € mgre_n has been made aÂ¥id juvenile | in raw muriatie gm“bg;; *ii;i\?u; ;r;.‘..“‘i';". J. A. wroll, retary ie Association, mention is made of the great increase in juvenile work within the Associaâ€" fort, work has multiplied rapidly throughâ€" otu the pn:m"."."‘ is being made a special feature of the Association. "It‘s better to give than to lend, and it costs about the same."â€"Sir Philip Gibbs, During the day a grand draw was held, with the following as prize winâ€" ners: First, ticket No. 336, $10 cash, George King, Woodbridge; second, ticâ€" ket No. 3735, 100 lbs. sugar, Miss Grace Blake, Weston; third, ticket 2088, table lamp, Joan Jennings, New Toronto; fourth, ticket 3976, $5 cash, Mrs. J. Harris, Weston; fifth, ticket 5310, elecâ€" tric iron, Mrs. J. Curtis, Weston. A silk chesterfield cushion was won by Mr. Tammey, Pine Grove, Ont. Those in charge desire to express hearty thanks to all those who contriâ€" buted in any way to the success of the undertaking. ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY IS A DECIDED SUCCESS _ Novelty booths and a bingo game atâ€" tracted many. The program of sports included a ball game between St. John‘s School and Memorial Public School, the Memorial boys defeating their hosts in this well played fixture. Members of both teams, the Memorial lads accomâ€" Y:)nied by their principal, Mr. Vernon wehs, were guests at the supper table, and the winners of the game were presented with a ball and bat. St. John‘s R. C. Church held its anâ€" nual parish garden party last Satarâ€" Many in Attendance at St. John‘s R.C. Parish Event enther conditions. enthusineHe wist" weather conditions, enthusiastic visiâ€" tors and carefully plannedâ€"attractions ant sport events all combined to make it an unqualified success. of Weston, who will broadcast over CRCT on Friday evening, July 10, on the subject of "Juvenile Gardenâ€" ing". Excessive Rate of Speed of Such Vehicles on Main Street is V In a communication recently reâ€" Will Warn Bus and Truck _ Drivers About Speedin on suagus Loaded With Passengers Speeding Through Town . on Sunday Also Discussedâ€"Will Inquire From T.T.C. ga ’ill’l_gRepairstobeMudetoSttharlhcnm own I VDangerous, Council Decidesâ€"Will Instruct Police to Warnings Before Any More Drastic Action Takenâ€"Qu Will Broadcast W. J. POLLETT SUBSCRIPTIONS $1.50 ¢ Drivers of transports, cattle " indpllwbgm'mha | moderate ir speed as h |through the Main street of |as the result of a decision made ‘\Ve;mn Town Council on | night. « / wl Gardening in Summer", or subject as he may choose. will be given over Station Toronto, at 7.30 to 745 Da Saving Time, on Friday, Tune in for this talk and 1. have a greater appreciation of w been requested to speak on "Juvenile | _ Councilior Geo‘:‘,e Evans j up the quutio:e ltqnh and t speeding on t ain street, or 40 miles per hour. The | street corner is a part |gerous one due to such s | stressed. _ Such vehicles in |cases are going so fast they t ;ul. »;.:up in time to “oti:e“ ut r. Evans suggested placing additional signs at the north and south entrances to the town, with wording "Westonâ€"Speed â€" limit _ ie ie it ther sugges that olice mucwf to watch olhmfl that the T.d limit is enforced. was afraid that the -‘m d‘g trucks might drive away. â€" Councillor Walter Murray voiced the thought that trucks are parking too dangerously at angles on the front street. & It was felt that the -::u ’x fram" Chorch ‘Sheuw voed wee om ure treet, \{"gston‘s street car line reasonably Street Signs * On cornfil‘amt of Councillor Dr. Charlton that an increasing number of motorists are driving down King Crescent and are forced to turn around and drive back, Council decidâ€" ed to put up two signs reading, "This is not a through street" at the corner of King Crescent‘xd Main Street North. "Stop" si will be placed on both sides of Queen‘s Drive at Elm street. It was decided also to have the 3 Transportation Committee inter i8 view Kior. Tate of the T.T.C. with reâ€", e gard to the work which the Commis=~ _ sion undertook to do on the street _ c:;tr‘;h)::then:fngendofww& h under the heading IIM It was felt that the commlatinn ib% All council seemed in u:cord& the idea of the danger of this tice of speeding, n\r although Loz cillor Evans‘ verbal lml‘lfim the erection of additio signs was defeated, Council did decide to adopt the course of having the offenders warned re speeding. + . ‘A Police Warning For a period of two weeks local police will keep a sharp lookout for speeding vehicles such as trucks, transports and busses, and their drivâ€" ers will be stopped and warned fi within reason, the town speed of 20 miles an hour must be adherâ€" ed to. If, after two weeks, there is no noticeable improvement in the sitâ€" uation, offenders will be treated severely and if necessary, --: to court. 5 tion. Trucks Carrying Passengers Mayor Mertens ‘;rou question of the trucks N,'L with passengers, most of them sta ing, which pass through Weston Sunday. getw.m the town limits . }Vihon Avenue, north of the to ‘he Department of, Highwa do lfl'ytmn! to stop the pmtn.EE Clerk was instructed to write to Highways Department for informa: concern about the speeding trucks carrying t.hdrm through town on Sunday, question was raised as to TINNING IRON AND STEEL _ oo done mnkh OÂ¥