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139 MAIN ST. s. BUILDING SUPPLIES BUTTER, COFFEE, GAS, SUGAR RATIONING ARE ' MEASUREâ€"FOR FAIRNESS WESTON 74 â€" "MEXICAN SPITFIRE SEES A CHOST Irvin Lumber Co., u«. U Dry Cleaning Rationing May Come Uniless â€" â€" . TWO FEATURES Joan Carroll _ In spite of the chilly weather, a goodly number of ladies gathered at the home of Mrs. Oliver Master, 180 Queen‘s Drive, on Friday last, to sew for the Mission Hospital, Forteau. This hospital is run by | the â€" Grenfell Labrador â€" Medical | wn. The next meeting will be | Af on Pl‘fbmsry 26thhat the home | Mrs. Livingstone, King George ) Apartments, King St. ‘ ..‘ MON.â€"TUES.â€"FEB, 1â€"2 Robert Stack _ The many friends of Mount Dennis Baptist Church will be glad to h'v.&t on Sunday next the w of the church will be mt the evening service of the Fireside Hour. "THE YUKON PATROL® ) _‘ FRLâ€"SAT.â€"JAN. 29â€"30 TWO FEATURES . Virginig Bruceâ€"Dick Foran "BUTCH MINDS THE BABY" WESTON THEATRE Allan Lanc:fi't:â€"(.‘onwly in â€"ALSOâ€" Leon Errollâ€"Lupe Velez in "EAGLE SQUADRON" COURTEOUS SERVICE PROMPT DELIVERY WED.â€"THURS.â€"FER "OBLIGING YOUNG LADY" â€"ALSOâ€" SELECTED SHORTS DELIVERIES and HANGERS Gown,m‘m.,, prian Order of Nurses â€" you want the nurse, phone usly craminations in the in the Medicine, University of !’lll‘d fourth vear. Wy : Passed fourth year, W. K. and R. N. Wright. â€"ALSOâ€"â€" CLEANERS and DYERS Diana Barrymore in Edmond O‘Brien in FUEL LUMBER â€" ST AR â€" PHONES: % so send your Spring and Summer clothes to be cleaned NOWâ€"help to "level out" the cleaner‘s work in the coming months, So send your So far, DRYâ€"CLEANING has not been rationed. But a further curtailment of dryâ€"cleaning facilitiesâ€"meaning skilled laborâ€"will necessarily bring rationing. THEREFORE, present staffs must be kept busy the year roundâ€"to avoid those alternate "peak periods" and "slack periods." uce on r Cmimenl CH to Private Thomas Copleston. The bride was the recipient of many lovely gifts. A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mrs. Ross O‘Brien on Friday night, January 22nd, for Miss Dorothy Night, who will be maz")ried on SLaturday, January 30, C Nt 1 . m Funeral services were held on Friday from Ward‘s Funeral Home for Harold Dutchburn, of Highâ€" field, after York township roads officials had succeeded in efforts to plow the highway open from Highland to Weston. Burial took place in Riverdale cemetery, Wesâ€" ton. The burial had been postâ€" poned from _ Wednesday, whan snow blocked all roads, preventing former neighbors of hfr Dutchâ€"| burn, who were pallbearers from reaching the cemetery. Snowplows cleared the way for them Friday via Malton to Weston, ® ® * Elect Miss Savage j io * Aftatiiten abtitatahs is ind mc enA 1A d ‘ Remember _ the _ fireside _ hour, Weston Baptist Church, Sunday evening at 8.30. Bright singing. The Fox family to tzfi(e over the meeting. A warm welcome awasits you. ZLocals *# *# *# The sympathy of the district is extended to the family of the late David Shaw Hardy ‘of Mahoney Ave., Mount Dennis. A former employee of Moffats Limited and one time resident of Dennison Ave., the late Mr. Hardy was buried on Wednesday afternoon with interâ€" ment in S:mctualry Park Cemetery,. The February meeting of the loul.Wmnu'.l Christian Temperâ€" ance Union will be held in the auxâ€" iliary room of Central United Church on Tuesday, February 2nd, at 3 p.m. _ An interesting rroznm is being rnplred and all ladies are cordially invited to attend this meeting. e Town and District F. SEND YOUR CLEANING AND PRESSING WORK IN NOW WESTON JU. 9662 Mr. F. E. Jeffrey and Mr. Louis Farr were appointed as auditors for 1943. Dr. W. H. Charlton, Messrs. Howard Daniels, J. Gordon Eakin, J. W. Grant, F. E. Kimball, W. J. _ Mr. W. O. White, the Clerk of the Session, reported that the membership of the Church at the end of December stood at seven hundred and ninetyâ€"one, fortyâ€"nine having been added to the church during.‘t.he» year. Tog : Abcneietmendi ie is2 the Ontario Temperance Federaâ€" tion, our own Benevolent Fund and the Building Fund, bring the total amount raised by the church to $12,295.00, MEy REnt dfierenten snn hi ie totbrin d to the Evening Telegram British War Victims‘ Fund, $71.50 had been spent on a Coffee Urn and heater for a Canadian Navy corâ€" vette, and $50.00 donated to Cenâ€" tralkChurch War Unit for their work, s ®> 7C Rept Dusy the year ‘peak periods" and "slack All the above reports, together with amounts forwarded to the British and Foreign Bible Society, o io Sm dn ie P ouan â€"Continued from page 1 financial report of the Choir; their receipts were $303.14 and out of this amount $75.00 had been sent to the Aid to Russia Fund, $40.00 iT IOT *u.0 [ d se 4 Church Meeting Report of Central Gunner Harold Bunn of Harding Ave. is reported to have been a member of the Corvette "Ville de Quebec" mentioned in the news last week. Son of Fire Chief Wilâ€" liam Bunn and Mrs. Bunn, Harold attended Memorial and Hardington schools, He enlisted two years ago at the age of 18, and has seen service in several parts of the world, the latestâ€"the African‘ campaign. [ Rev. Harry Pawson, minister of Central United Church, received a cable from his brother on Tuesday morning conveying the sad news of the death of his mother in her Bist year. Mrs. Pawson died in the town of Earby, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, England. Congratulations to L.A.C. Norâ€" man W,. Smart and Mrs. Smart (nee Edith Robins) on the birth of their son, Norman Robin, at the Toronto Western Hospital, Alexâ€" ander Wing, on Sunday, January 24,111948. Mother and baby doing well. Mrs. J. 0. Scott, wife of Wesâ€" ton‘s Reeve, is reported to be reâ€" covering nicely from her secent illness, A.W. Edith Chantrey was home this week looking very smart in her grey blue uniform. Mrs. Robert ‘Greer of Main St. North is visiting ber daughter in Windsor. Mrs. Laura Calvert, Main St. South, known as Mother t« receiving a handsome rose bowl from Jack Murray, show. Barker Bakeries, Toronto, are honouring several weekly programme for their war work. Weston‘s hono in this new series. PERSONALS ||© PHONE 323 WARâ€"TIME WINS AWARD OF THE wWeer =â€"*#(Poliett and E. H. G 9â€"12.30 9â€"12.30 _ 8.30â€"12 Wed. and Fri.: $1.50 Per Coupleâ€"Sat.: $2.00 Castle Open On Sunday From 12â€"6 p.m. for tours with guides Operated by The Kiwanis Club of West Toronto Inc. Proceeds devoted to their proâ€" gram for boys and girls community work and war efforts. MODERNAIRE ORCHESTRA One of the Best, Hear Them Twentyâ€"four recruits for the United States Army passed through Montreal recently en route to Linâ€" coln, N.H., where they will receive training. The recruits were A group of thoroughbred husky dogs from the Pas, Man., which will be trained as army dogs. WED.â€"FRI.â€"SAT. the church and â€"t.l"\e"srngn.lg of the Doxology by the congregation. Mr. James Kellam, the treasurer of the church, then lifted the light~ ed _candle, and Mr. Charles A. Graham, the Chairman of the Building Committee, held the docuâ€" ment in the flame until it was conâ€" sumed. The ceremony concluded with _a prayer by the minister of HUSKY DOGS IN U.S. ARMY © on Cmnmop no ds CHnT hearts > Like sacrificial flame, Let our whole soul an offering be To our Redeemer‘s Name." i 400 OmOT CC T in thankful recognition of the labours of church leaders and a loyal and generous congregation, we signalise the removal of all debt )fro_m the Church and Sunday School. _ As the document on which is written the record of the debt on our church building burns: before our eyes, may it prove to be an outward and visible sign of an inward _ and hidden burningâ€"a flame in all our hearts and minds â€"consuming in us those things which hinder the more worthy serâ€" vice we should render Christ and His Church in coming days, “ComcLas the Fire and purge our Neb in dinadiepast inss |a report showing that the cost of the church building was $40,000.00, and outlined the steady clearance of the debt to its ultimate liquidaâ€" tion on December 31st, 1942. The minister then read the beautiful words used at the dedication of the church on November 27th, 1938, and then said "Toâ€"night, four years and two months afterwards, in gratitude to Almighty God and e d l en ante . DANCE are nonouring several women on tl)eii work. Weston‘s honour was the first C A S A L 0 MA I Mons‘ old ie oiie aaic n )A 3 elected to the Session, ( Messrs. E. W. Bull, WilfonhDufâ€" fy. J. G. Eyres, Herbert K lam, ‘ Fred L, Mertens, Charles E. Tilston and James E. Wright, were elected to the Board of Stewards. The Rev, Harry Pawson, minisâ€" ter of the church, presided over the meeting, and Dr. W. H. Charlâ€" ton, the Recording Steward, perâ€" fofrp:ed Lthe' dutie§ of Secretary. . At the Famous Castle On the Hill to the Murray, ‘p:o:i-u'c'e h ;;. vt'l"l: to many, is shown . Worden were TIMES AND GUIDE * O 2 eCCUER Og NUT PRWICE the bride was gowned in shell pink satin, with sweetheart neckline and bouffant skirt of pink and white net, and long sleeves extending to a point over the hands. Her only Pink and white snapdragons and ferns formed a setting for the wedding at Pearen Memorial Unitâ€" ed church, Mount Dennis, Jan. 14, of Sadie Gladys Crocker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Crocker, Somerville Ave., to Austin Arthur Dunn, R;G.N.V.R., son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dunn, of Linwood, Ont. Rev. E. C. French officiated. Miss May Belsey was soloist, and Mr. Kenneth Davis was organist, (;'jw;"-i" marriage by her father, H. F. RAND, Local Representative 12 St. Mark‘s Rd, Toronto, Ont. _| _ In the vestry of Chalmers United |Church, Friday evening, Rev, A. \[Eagle united in marriage Eleanor | (Mickey) Barnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Barnes, Guestville |Ave., and Lloyd W. Harrison, son |of Mr. and Mrs. W. Harrison, Wesâ€" |ton Road. The bride wore & streetâ€" length twoâ€"piece dress of light rose wool with small offâ€"theâ€"face hat and hand bouquet of violets and bouvardia. She was attended by her sister, Jean, in a twoâ€"piece gold crepe dress with brown acâ€" cessories and corsage of copper roses and ‘mums. Fred C. Sproulte, R.C.A.F., was best man. A recepâ€" tion for the immediate families was held at the King Edward Hotel, where Mrs. Barnes received in an aquamarine gown | with corsage of copper roses and pink carnations. 'Pfie mother of the groom, assisting with the receivâ€" : ing, chose beige with corsage of | yellow roses. After a short trip the newlyâ€"weds will live on Guestâ€" ville Ave. For travelling the bride wore a twoâ€"piece suit of beige wool, with beige sports coat and black accessories. Dunnâ€"Crocker For a Quick Shine tr; All Shine Polishing Wax DODDS MFG. GO. Harrisonâ€"Barnes to attend. The musical part of the service will be carried out by the Men‘s Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Leuty, musical director of the church choir, with organ and piano ucun\ganiment by ME‘! Dixon and Miss Helen Lawrence, respectiveâ€" ly. Besides the singing of the old familiar hymns, special musical features will include an anthem, "The Prayer of Thanksgiving", and a Spiritual, "Lord, I want to be a Christian" and ‘a baritone solo, "The Lost Chord", to be sung bym!\dr. Nelles Jackson. | WEDDINGS] â€"Continued from page 1 as no doubt the address Meek will ilustrate. Evening Service Under Direction Men‘s Club Th?;):l'if:i:l::';r:zz‘:ni'ially invited sns let : Clear telephone lines for ALLâ€"OUT PROdUCcTION St. John‘s Anglican Holds Annual Vestry FOR FLOORS AND LINOLEUMS Manufactured by. of Dr. MAIN N. PHONE 812 It would seem that much of the trouble we are experiencing in Canada ‘toâ€"day is due to lack of visionâ€""locking the door after the horse is stolen", "too little and too late," etc. One day it is anâ€" nounced that there is a scarcity of butter in the country, but if everyâ€" body will be careful and not hoard, there will be no occasion to ration this commodity. Then it is found the qunatity rationed must be still reduced, Then the public are notiâ€" fied there will be a scarcity of fresh meats and canned goods and Bonita To areas most convenient to their place of residence. The production of food supplies is a fine, worthâ€"while war effort, but. as in every other undertaking, leadership is very necessary and it must be active. You p r ob a bly haven‘t much time for preparing meals these busy days. Plan to save many minâ€" utes of your day by eatâ€" ing at Bonitaâ€" , While this is still January, it is not too earl{‘ to do the ground work for such organizationâ€"comâ€" piling a list of ground spaces available, large or small, so that when the right season comes, people who are inclined to particiâ€" pate in the plan may be assigned to areas most convenient to their. â€"Continued from page 1 try, a handsome contribution to the food supplies of the nation would be the result. TEA ROOMS 400 Eon EPm m n win Wilkie. At the reception held at the home of the bride‘s parâ€" ents, the bride‘s mother received in a gown of slate blue crn?o, with wine hat and gloves, and a corâ€" sage of yellow roses. For the wedâ€" ding trip to Montreal, the bride wore a gold wool frock, and a beige coat with squirrel trim, brown acâ€" cessories, and a corsage of ynllow‘ roses and bronze chrysanthemums, TB L690 19 n satip halo, and she carried a casâ€" cade of pink ‘roses, Mrs, Edwin Wilkie, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and was gowned in .dresden blue faille, with square meckline, long torso bodice, with bouffant skirt, and "a shoulderâ€" length ‘éfi falling frombon hl: :lt roses, carried a ue red roses. Milton Crockunrothu- of the bride, was best man, and ushers were ff‘lli‘q Crocker and Kaâ€" LUNCH FROM 35¢ Food For Thought Save Time for WAR WORK CONSUMERS WILL FIND IT ADViSABLE To RATION THEMSELVES S0 THAT THEY mMaAY BE ABLE TO STRETCH THE NEW BUTTER ALLOWANCE over THE NEXT SIX WEEKS _ C 4Â¥ ® Red Indian Dealer Authorized Dealer CHRYSLER â€" PLYMOUTH CARS and FARGO TRUCKS 269 MAIN STREET At Coulter Ave. Phones: Weston 1061â€"Toronto, LY. 9911 Repairs To All Makes of Cars Body and Fender Repairs {om CIOUEH Mpz,,_ Each coupon will continue to be good for the purchase of oneâ€"half pound of butter and will be good only om the dates specified below: Expiry dates for spare "C" coupons 5 to 8, inclusive, have been extended to aid consumers in stretching out the butter allowance over the period from now until February 28th. It has become necessary to reduce the current rate ol consumption of butter, and accordingly changes have been made in the dates on which (brown) spare "C" coupons of the current ration book may be used. Spére "C"‘ coupons 10 and 11 may not be used for the purchase of butter. Coupons 1 to 4 inclusive, have al}eady expired. FRIDAY, JANUARY 29 BUTTER CONSUMPTION TEMPORARILY REDUCED Remember al Service Dept. Open For Emergency Work MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY Evenings Until 10 p.m. KEN RUSSELLâ€"Repair Shop Foreman Art Loveâ€"Body Shop Foreman Millionaires‘ Night 7 and 8 HERE 1S THE NEW SCHEDULE THE WARTIME PRicEs AND T RADE B oA Rr b he result of this is to reduce each individual‘s owance by 2 2/3 ounces per week during the * temporary period. Coupon Good for purchase â€" Not good for Number beginning on: â€"purchase after: PROCEEDS IN AID OF CIGARETTE FUND Numerous Tick Prizes Â¥ [3 and 6 SPONSORED BY POST 31, B.E.S.L. March 1st February 1st January 18th March _ 14th February 28th February 28th this letter is acted upon, we at least help a little. po®« Tickets T75¢ Also Reâ€"finishing BR TW ours truly, ) i%