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Train Crashes Auto Oakville. â€" Thundering down ‘the track while C. A. Birges of Oakville frantically waved his coat as a l.gnd the uglmr to stop, a C.P.R. flyer craghed into the man‘s stalled car on the Road +crossing© between Oakville larkson last Thursday. The car was hurled a hundréd feet through the air. Two of the wheels were tossed such a distance that poâ€" lice or the owner were unable to loâ€" cate them. The oecnrm tried to push the ulrofif‘t:e track, but were muhc~ cessful. engineer applied . his brakes but was unmble to stop in time. Can a wife help *her husband in his work? In some ways .. . . For instance, she can help to keep him neat, clean, and dressedâ€"up. the u:gineer to craghed into the n the le _ Road Oakville larl The car was hur! through the ‘air. were tossed such . lice or the owner uooo ooo o c e S en rerite one + who allowed his class the afternoon off to attend the funeral in a body, and to all who were so very kind and thoughtful in sending beautiful floral tributes, thanks are extended. _ xâ€"1w Mr. and Mrs. Jno. J. Lenehan and family, 43 Cl\urch Street,. Weston, wish to ‘take ‘ this opportunity â€" of thanking all the kind neanie af Was. Howard .F. Chamberlain desires to thank all his friends, both local and outâ€"ofâ€"town, for their kindness during his recent illness. 2o dn ul i EC CSPOV . 9 thanking all the kind people of Wesâ€" ton nnf vicinity for their very %en- erous support and kindness in t eir sad hour of bereavement in the death of their daughter, Theima Aileen Lenâ€" ehan, who passed away suddenly on Friday, June iith, 1987. To those who were so kind as to supply their cars, and also to the p?c'?al of King St;reet"Sch(:ol.L Mr. H. J. Alexander, Notices under tixis _h;miing 10¢ per per count line. Minimum charge Jolly‘s Candy Store ICE CREAM Bricks 15câ€"2 for 25¢ Wdu Rd. and &ifl‘fll Ave. Joan Crawford Dick Powell CARD OF THANKS Jean Arthur WHITE FLANNELS WHITE COATS _ :t‘. 'igobh ::‘ve your h::n. s-;-"e.: tl::‘es clug requently, ause w you y so m longer and retain that attractive new look. We‘re experts at cleaning light Summer garments, and know just how to clean them thoroughly without harm to the natural sils essential to the life of the garments. WEDNESDAYâ€"THURSDAY June 23â€"24 DOUBLE BILL ._DANCING LADY â€"withâ€" MONDAYâ€"TUESDAY JUNE 21â€"22 DOUBLE BILL ON THE AVENUE NORTH OF NOME FRIDAYâ€"SATURDAY June 18â€"19 DoUBLB BILL MORE THAN A SECRETARY THE BIG HOUSE â€"withâ€" Wallace Beery NEED FREQUENT CLEaANING HOLX TERROR â€"withâ€" Jane Withers â€"withâ€" Jack Holt â€"withâ€" â€"â€"withâ€" Madeleine Carroll â€"alsoâ€" WwHITE HAaT3 WHITES George Brent Clark Gable Cruickshank Wagon Works are kept busy these days turning out delivery trucks, gardeners and fruit motor deâ€" livery trucks, all of which indicates the upward tendency in the business life of Weston and adjacent community. Mildred Walker for May, 1927, shows 29 school visits made, 31 class inspecâ€" tions, 1,206 pupils inspected by nurse, 15 pupils excluded, 63 pupils inspected in the office, 31 classroom talks given, Toxoid incculation was administered to 385 children during May, and 88 chilâ€" dren in the Separate School had dental inspection. infiho d Bs ads h. A icA 1 s W s passes at the home of his nie:e, Mrs. T. Marsh, No. 1 Geneva road, North York. He was born in Portland, Engâ€" land, coming here as a g’mng man. Rey. W. E. Mackey, of Weston, ofâ€" ficiates at the funeral. At home of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Banks, Richview, Reta Viola, their secâ€" ond daughter, is married to Clarence Henry Kellam, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kellam, Highfield. Rev. Chicken thieving which has been rampant through Vaughan and King townships for many months is thought to have been checked with the arrest by Constables Walker, Rowntree and Ireland of two Woodbridge men, and the securing of 21 stolen chickens. H. S. Warren officiated. They will live at Highfield. Richview Women‘s Institute will hold ite ;‘mic at Elm Park, Woodbridge, on Saturday afternoon, June 25th. In connection with Canada‘s Diaâ€" mond Jubilee, Canada will hold an open air re:llflous service in the town park on Sunday, July 3rd. d Cuniil tant hn chs tadt tds ts a $ woic Mount De:xis Girl Guides was held last Saturday at Marshalls Lawn, Lambton Avenue, and prize winners in the Ermd draw were as follows: 1, Mrs. Foden, 3 Arnold Ave.; 2, Mrs. Taylor, 2556 Eglinton Ave.; 3, Mrs. Hay, 28 Buttonwood; 4, Fred Bradley, 2 Louvain; 5, S. Lilley; 5, Birch; 6, Mrs. Mcéutcheson, 41 Guestville Ave.; 7, Kay Hunt, 41 Beechwood; 8, Mss Southorn, 26 Lambton; 9, Jim Todd, Barbers Bread; 10, Mona Daw, 136 SFears; 11, Mr. J. Richie, 105 Northlands Ave.; 12, C. L. Moffat, 195 King Street, Weston; 13, H. C. Diemert, 1285 Weston Rd.; 14, Mrs. Chambers, 108 Lambton; 15, Mrs. Harris, 72 Lambton; 16, Mrs. McLean, 84 Cryesa; 17, E. Pidgeon, 50 Henry Street, Weston. In the bean guessing Party of one hundred gtudents acâ€" companied by A. E. Berry, director of Sanitary Ergineerinx Division, Deâ€" partment of Health, Toronto, Fay visit to Weston, for an educational tour of the Weston Waterworks Department, visiting the disposal grounds and inâ€" specting the working of the tanks, etc., also the power plant.and pumping staâ€" tion at the north end of the town. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Seceley, Richâ€" view, celebrate their crystal wedding anniversary, W.A.. Mount Dennis, was held in the church with the president, Mrs. W. J. Noble, presiding, Devotional exercises were ml:l Mrs, R. McCrae and Mrs. W. Winkworth. Paom from zb various ‘ro?- showed a successâ€" ul season. Mr, E. Mills gave an illusâ€" trated talk on Boiton clmlg. Mrs, C. Boyd sang and Miss Olive Royle gave two readings. Tea was served by the groups from prettily decorated tables. Robert Stone Comben, aged 82 Extracts From Our Files Of _ 10 and 20 Years Ago â€"The annual garden party of the $1. report of Publicâ€"Health Nurse d Walker for May, 1927. shows Mount Dennis Locals CLEANERS +» PHONES > WESTON 120 cleaned Chalmers W.A. . meet of, Chalmers :an;u held in the 10 Years Ago EVF,RY garment AROâ€"TEX cleaned, MORTEâ€" MOTH Vapour treated to KILL ALL MOTH LIFE. LADIES‘ and MEN‘S s COATS, only 1 .00 FREE STORAGE FOR OUTâ€"OFâ€"SEASON GARMENTS PROTECTED AGAINST MOTHS, FIRE THEFT Pay Next Fall on Delivery Fifteen Weston boys appear before the magistrate on charges of destrucâ€" tion of property on the fair grounds. Constable Campbell reports that 150 lights of @glass were broken by these boys in the fair ground buildings. A pretty wedding took place on June 5 at Chalmers United church, Mount Dennis, when Miss Helen Macâ€" Donald, only daughter of Mrs. Macâ€" Donald, ofâ€"Cliff St., was married to William Drynan, son of the late Mary S. Drynan of Lambton Ave. Rev. Mr. Gowans officiated,. The bride, given in marriage by her brother, Mr. ‘Alex. The heavy electric storm which swept the town on Monday afternoon cut off electric power for a short time and disconnected several telephones, but otherwise no damage was reported. After a lingering illness, Annie Skelâ€" ton, beloved wife of Mr. Skeiton, of Weston, passes in her 39th year. She is survived by her husband and four children. Mr. A. M. Barton planted the town hall flower bed this week, using some very fine cannas for the purpose, also filling the vases with bright blooming plants and creeping vines. This adds greatly to the appearance of the town‘s municipal grounds. Wm. McCartney, son of Mrs. Gamble of Mount Dennis, was drowned in Hamilton Bay last Friday. He had gone bathing in the afternoon and it is supâ€" posed he contracted a chill from the cold water. He was 21 years of age. Elgin Kellam, one of the most promâ€" inent farmers in the community, died at his home in Smithfield last Friday, in his 39th year. He was a son of Isaac Kellam and was born at Highfield. He is survived by his wife, formerly Miss Ada Fletcher, one daughter, his father, one sister and four brothers. At last water mains are being laid along Weston Road. This is good news to everyone in Mount Dennis. imvadhing Th e veai : neJ hnb d » t 0 A.F. and A.M., the following officers are installed by R.W. Bro. A. J. Anâ€" derson, P.D.D.G.M.; W.M., Bro. W. J. Marks; S.W., Bro. W. Webster; J.W., â€"At the Mount Dennis Theatre on Friday and Snturdaf. June 18 and 1& the double bill will be made u "More Than a Secretary" with Sun Arthur and George Brent, and "Holy Terror" with Jane Withers. The features for MondlL and Tuesday, June 21 and 22, will be "On the Aveâ€" nue" with Dick Powell and Madeline Carroll, and "North of Nome" with Jack Holt. The features for Wednesâ€" day and Thursday, June 23 and 24, will be "Dancing Lady" with Joan Crawford and Clark Gable, and "The Big House" with Wallace Beery, Procptatit 5 l tb ho Pbvatds t inA s 4 t w0 0 0 t A B dsc Bro. J. J. Totten; Chaplain, Bro. Ed. Eagie; Treasurer, W. Bro. W. C. Burâ€" rage; Secretary, W. Bro. C. L. Fraser; Director of Ceremonies, W. Bro. Geo. H. Scott; S.D., Bro. T. Stone; J.D., Bro. A. E. Seythes; 1.G., Bro. F. W. Rownâ€" tree; S.S., Bro. C. Webster; J.S., Bro. .}_. R. Simpson; Tyler, Bro. N. S. Van Zantz contest the prize of 20 lbs. of was won byvu. Garrard, and m "naming doll" contest, Mrs. Perrie, 37 Greendale Avenue, was t:"inm It was found mcuul& to w twice in this last contest, the second winâ€" mer being Mrs. L. Garrad, 32 Guestâ€" ville Avenue. 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