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/ #HURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1945 Male _ Stenographerâ€""Madame, you are standing on my foot." Female Dittoâ€""I beg your parâ€" don. I thought it belonged to the man sitting down." buy! J. T. FARR & SONS Tol. JU. 3778 Trinkwon‘s Taxi 24 Main St. N. Greenhouse: Scarlett Rd. 65 Main St. S. Exquisite Flowers For Every Occasion CLEANERS AND DYERS Quality Cleaning 14 MAIN N., WESTON PHONE 254 JU. 4186 TFetBler Bres Flowers make an appropriate remembrance. Our cut flowers Last Longer. OWNED and OPERATED by STODDART BROS. 167 William Street RAPID RADIO Weston Flower Shoppe SALES AND SERVICK $708 Dundas 8t. W. PHONE 1027â€"W elegraph orders should be placed early Member F.T.D. PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE LÂ¥ndhurst 2168 It was decided after the exectutive meeting that lposters advertising the dance would be put at prominâ€" â€"ent locations around the town. Ratepayers‘ Association Membersâ€" of the Association were very glad to hear that this K:n’- transportation . committee s*at last managed to accomplish something along the line of speedâ€" ing up traffic on main streets. YJpon good: authority Mr. Larry Stevenson, chairman of the comâ€" mittee, it was learned that the T.T.C., in conjunction with our own works department, are going to reâ€" &uir the holes in the roadway on ain Street. We know a good number of motorists will be glad to see this work being done, as it is a wonder if there haven‘t been some springs broken or tires cracked when tfie cars have hit some of these holes hard. This should certainly speed up traffic, as there is no doubt that with the roadway repaired, motorâ€" ists will go through at a fair speed instead of crawling along dodging the holes. The W.L.A. Constitution to Be . A considerable amount of midâ€" night oil has been burned by Viceâ€" President Owen Eaton and Secreâ€" tary Norm Gindop, during the past few weeks, in the drafting of the constitution â€" which will _ provide guidance for the Weston Ratepayâ€" ers‘ Association now and in the future. o If you suffer from arthritic, rheomatic, or neuritic pain, try this simple. inexpenâ€" sive home recipe. Get a package of Ruâ€"ex Prescription from your druggist. Mix it with a quart of water, add the juice of four lemons, It‘s easy and pleasant, _ Constitutions which other rateâ€" payers‘ organizations have drawn up or have had drawn *ip for them, have been studied closely by this committee and they have carried on a great deal of research work on the subject themselves. At the last executive meeting, during which preliminarx discusâ€" sion on the adoption of the various sections of the constitution, took place, it was generally agreed among the members of the execuâ€" tive, that with the excellent start the committee had made and the sincere interest various members of the association were taking in the matter, there could be no reason why the Weston Ratepayers‘ Asâ€" sociation could not have a constituâ€" tion second to none, and one that would be an inspiration as well as a guidance and would provide a firm foundation upon . which to build in the future. St. Patrick‘s Day Euchre and Dance Members of the social committee are quite enthusiastic about the arâ€" rangements that have been and are being made in an effort to make the St. Patrick‘s Day euchre and dance at the Oddfellows‘ Hall on March 17th, a roaring success. _ four lemons, It‘s easy and Lleulnt. You need only two tablespconsful two times a day. Often within 48 hoursâ€"someâ€" times evern‘I::t,â€"-lplendid results are obâ€" tained. . If pains are not quickly reâ€" lieved and if you do not feel beter, Ruâ€"ex Prescription will cost you nothing to try. Your money refunded if it does not help you. Ruâ€"ex Prescription is for sale and recommended by Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Arthritic Pain Quickly And Other Leading Druggists INCH‘S and RICHARDSON‘8 DRUG STORES PMONE TOâ€"DAY WESTON #45 Phone 798 Phone 298 "No, we haven‘t," replied Mr. Tlrkiniton. "But we have Niagara Falls, that would put that thing out in five minutes." When Booth Tarkington was visâ€" iting Naples, he was present at an eruption of Vesuvius. â€" â€" | PERSONALS Following this Comrade Mr. Weir of our Men‘s Branch and Comrade Mrs. Gower of Toronto, our zong representative gave us a short talk on some of the work of the Auxiliary after a short debate on it the meeting carried on. Members _ volunteered for their place at Union Station on March 14th an account of visit to Military Hospital last Tuesday _ night with Red Cross was given. This visit is expected to take place every two weeks. _ The meeting closed with the pledie followed by King after which a social half hour was spent. ._"You haven‘t anything like that in America, have you?" asked an Italian friend with pride. _ _ The Sick Convener reported one sick comrade but pleasefr to report much improved. The Wool conâ€" veners report was read. Owing to shortage of wool and no socks that there were none sent overseas last month but $20.00 worth of gum was sent. Next Weston Lion‘s Salvage Call, Monday, April 2nd. The sympathy of the district is extended _ to the relatives and friends of Miss Marjorie Wardlaw, of 196 John street, who passed away suddenly last week. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Western, King street, motored to Peterboro last weekâ€"end to visit the latter‘s sister and brotherâ€"inâ€"law, Dr. and Mrs. Wright. Canadian Legion Ladies‘ Auxiliary Victorian Order of Nursesâ€" When you want the nurse, phone 666â€"W. The Presbyterian Men‘s Club next dinner will be held Tuesday evening, April 3rd. _ A new awning has made (zuite an im%rovement to the front of Little Brothers Garage. The Ruth Gowans Evening Auxâ€" ilinr{A of Chalmers United Church are holding a Spring Tea on Satâ€" urday, April 21, from 3 to 5 p.m. at the home of Mrs. C. M. Karn, 41 Bartonville Ave., Mount Denâ€" nis. . A small agmission charge will. be made. _ _ â€" It has been reported to us that the waste paper receptacle on Main Street and Lawrence Ave. has been set on fire. This is rather the result of carelessness with lighted cigarettes or matches or from malicious intent by boys. This is unnecessary and dangerâ€" ous. On Wednesday evening March Tth the regular Monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary Canadian Legion was held in the Legion Hall, Elsmere Avenue. With the President, Comrade Mrs. Carruthers in the chair the meeting opened in the usual way with one minute silence in Memory of fallen Comrades of the last Great War and present war followed by a prayer and hymn. Minutes of the last meeting was read and adopted followefi by reading of correspondence, letters of appreciation were #ead for letters _ of sympathy sent to families in bereavement and from a number of men overseas for socks and cigarettes received. J. N. Duff, Maurice Dunn, John A. Reid, Thomas and Alex Lawson, Harvey Johnson, B. I. Breakey, J, D. Woodend, Don Grosskurth, An invitation â€" was read from the Y.W.C.A. to be present at their Daffodil Tea on Wednesday March the 21st. A letter was also read from Toronto and District in apâ€" preciation for the visit to tg,a Sanitorium in January when the old Veteran‘s and boys in Military Hospital were visited by the Auxiliary. Billy Thompson, RCNVR, spent a few hours this week with his parâ€" ents and _Frnndpnrents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greer, Main street north. Bill saw his father for the first time in five years the latter having just returned from active service overseas. Dorothy Greenwood (WD) RCAF is spending her furlough atâ€" her home on Park street. The Town of Weston welcomes back three local boys who have just returned from overseas. Pte. F. B. Morriss, Pte. H. C. Gibbons, and Cpl. R. L. Shorley. Mrs. H. E. Harrison, 372 Church street, was hostess to about forty members and friends of the Scout Mothers‘ Auxiliary, Friday evenâ€" ing, March 9. Bridge and Court Whist was played and the lucky rizeâ€"winners were Mrs. Eatough, K‘[rs. Copeman, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Loose, Miss Cummings and Miss Riley. Mrs. Jack was hostess At St. ‘John‘s Anglican Men‘s Club last Thursday: an enjoyable evening was had by playing cards and carpet ball. A moving picture was then shown made possible by Military District No. 2, introducing the American soldier to the cusâ€" toms of the English people. Folâ€" lowing a light lunch was served. Mrs. Ross, of Detroit, spent the weekâ€"end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Totten, King street. | M Locals | NEWSY NOTES | p / of Town and District Pinnell, Lilac Ave., to the Humberview Wartime Association _ weekly euchre. The prizes were won by: DMD PNCDZ ARMCT, BOCCNU, MREB. V. Tucker; third, Mrs, A. Showâ€" ers and consolation, Mrs. H. Showâ€" ers. The hostess served dainty refreshments, euchre, _ The xrizes were won by First, Mrs. Allen; second, Mrs Malicious damage has been done to the property of a beeâ€"keeper who has some hives in an orchard overlooking the Fair grounds, just a stones throw from Main and Dufferin Street. The heav! winâ€" ter case was split open and overâ€" turned, knocking off the tops of the hives inside it and exposing the bees to the cold for 24 hours before the damage was discovered. The apiarist places her loss at $50 as the roinimum and it may run to more than that. Such cases of wilful damage are always inexcusâ€" able, but in this case the matter is even more despicable as the AYinr- ist is handicapred ‘as the result of infantile paralysis. In spite of her handicap she has studied and become proficient in her chosen work. It is to be hoped that those responsible will be brought to jusâ€" tice. Under: new price control reguâ€" lations the public who desire to purchase used or rebuilt houseâ€" hold appliances such as radios and tubes, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, stoves, ranges and other cooking and heating equipment will be protected by & price ceilâ€" ing. Trading among individuals or _ with authorized dealers is reâ€" gulated to the basic period prices. The used goods administration of the board has also ordered conâ€" trols governing the buying and selling of used musical instruâ€" ments, rebuilt reeds, woodwinds, brasses and strings, etc., the cost of which have been greatly inâ€" creased since European imports were cut off by the war. Prices of rebuilt instruments must not be more than 80 per cent. of the price to the customer during the basic period of Sept. 15 to Oct. 11, 1941. If the used instrument needs repairing or reconditioning the most that can be charged is 60 per cent. of the price charged for this work during the basic period. The Mount Dennis Local associâ€" ation of Girl Guides, held their monthly meeting at the home of Commissioner iirs. W,. Linton, Bartonville Ave. The meeting was opened with the Guide prayer, followed by the Lord‘s prayer. The minutes were read by Mrs. Stedman, secretaryâ€"treasurer‘s reâ€" fi)rt read by Mrs. W. Johnson. Miss Moore, captain of the 45 Guides read the Guider‘s report. While the reports were being read members of the L. A. were busy quilting, thus combining business and sewing together. The quilt, a sunflower pattern, is very well done, rose and blue being the colors. After the meeting was adâ€" journed, refreshments were servâ€" ed. Next meeting to be held at Mrs. Linton‘s, 9 Bartonville Ave., on April 13, 1945. w s C, &, MARUEH AIN I~â€"â€"W ES POMN 104 i’\‘*v _ _ waan . _ 2oL 3 UNTIL 1 SAW A BOY WHO HAD Kounr Money is Needed as NMever Bogore TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON Woodâ€"Sayers C Pearen Memorial United Church p was the scene of a wedâ€" ding w:en Kathleen Armstrong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Sayer®, of Mount Dennis, became the bride of Pte, R. 8. Wood, son of Mrs, Nellie Wood. Rev, E. C. French officiated. Given in marâ€" riage by her father, the bride wore a primrose yellow silk jersey dress with a bandeau of mauve stocks. She had a corsage of Talisman roses. Her sister, Miss Margaret, was bridesmaid and wore a powder blue jersey silk with matching hat and corsage of red roses, Best man was the groom‘s brother, LAC T. Wood. Following the ceremony a reception was held in Hunt‘s tea rooms, where ‘the bride‘s mother, assisted by the groom‘s mother, reâ€" ceived their guests, Pte. and Mrs. ;\'3od left to honeymoon at Niagara alls. Riddellâ€"Kingdon In Central United Church, Wesâ€" ton, | Shirley Elizabeth Kingdon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Kingdon, became the bride of Lieut. Robert George Riddell, The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Riddell, Toronto. Rev. Harry Pawson offiicated. Mrs. Cadwallaâ€" der played the wedding music, Miss Betty McIntosh sang. Standards of pink and white snapdragons, potted white cyclamen and ferns intermingled with white tapers deâ€" corated the church. Gowned in petalâ€"white faille taffeta, the bride was given in marriage by her faâ€" ther. Her wedding dress was fashâ€" ioned with moulded basque and bouffant skirt. Accenting the boâ€" ‘dice and encrusting 519 deep sweetheart neckline was an inset panel of shirred ruching. White spiked flowers caught her fingerâ€" tip veil. She carried a cascade of deep pink roses and baby‘s breath. Miss Lorna Fraser, bridesmaid, wore a frock of roseâ€"pink crepe fashioned with mov‘ 1 jacket and slim skirt, She wore .. small flowerâ€" ed hat of roseâ€"pink and carried & cascade of pink sweet geas and blue iris. Best man was Sgt. Pilot Frank Borland, while ushers were Mr, Bill Sims of London, Ont., couâ€" sin of the bride, and Pilot Officer Jack Stewart. At a reception held in Haddon Hall, the bride‘s mother wore a twoâ€"piece Florida sky blue crepe frock,. Accenting the jacket were rosettes of matching blue trapunta work. She wore a rose pink flowered hat and corsage of pink roses. ‘The groom‘s mother assisted in a twoâ€"piece gold frock with gold trim and a Sally Victor copy of an off the face turban in brown and gold. She had a corsage of yellow roses. Later the couple left on their honeymoon to Montâ€" real flying from there to New York. _ For travelling the bride donned a queen‘s blue dress, fuchsia hat, black accessories and fur coat. On Saturday evening, vf;‘ehrua.ry 24, the marriage of innifred Turner, youngest daughter of Mrs. Turner of Weston to J. J. Johnson, of Weston was solemnized in the Church ‘of the Good .Sheppard, Mount Dennis. Rev. F. Sherring ofâ€" ficiated. Given in marriage by Mr. Hollaway, the bride was gowned in white faille taffeta, trimmed with Johnsonâ€"Turner WEDDINGS So reads and ancient proverb. Left by airâ€"raiders to face life without feet or legs, is the pitiful lot of Tony Hyett, of Wickham, England. He is but one of thousands whose sufferings and loss make our own trials seem trivial by comparison. Will you help the Red Cross care for these innocent victims of modern savâ€" agery? The bombedâ€"out in the citiesâ€" the wounded in the fieldâ€"the sick in hospitalâ€"the captives in enemy hands â€"the starving women and children of the liberated countries all look to the Red Cross. Because the world needs the Red Cross as never before, your generous support is needed now more than ever. Lend a hand! GIVE GENEROUSLY. © "When I had no shoes I complained â€"until I saw a boy who had no feet". senting the War Charities of eleven of the Uo-u" Nations, to ‘.”W for this relief in the national NO Destitution and Want are :o urgent and desperate im the liberated countries, that the Minister of National War Sorvices askhed the Red Cross, with the collaboration of the Canadian United Allied Relicf Fund repreâ€" C. R. MARCHANTâ€"WESTON 164 Red 'men umrtn well undou.: way. Following a of subscriptions nedvmu: Smith, Mr. 8. B. MacDougal!, Miss T. C.... Higgins, Mrs. Wm. ... SOMOEB, A> â€"cocemmenmmmmsmums Rutledge, P. H. ... Ashford, Mr. Robt. ...___._. Smith, Mr. A. 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Her shoulder length veil was held by a halo of orange blossoms and her bouquet was carnations and red and white roses. The bridesâ€" maid, Miss Anne Turner, sister of the bride was gowned in blush pink taffeta trimmed with sequins, with matching veil and flowers. Her bouquet was a gift of the groom. The bride wore a gold locket and chain, the gift of her mother. After the ceremony & reception was held at the home of the bride. Her moâ€" ther received the guests wearing an afternoon dress of American blue silk with darker blue trimming and corsage of white flowers, For the wedding trip the bride donned a dress of Romance blue with matching accessories. The couple will reside in Weston. Mallendineâ€"Seiferling ‘The bride, a graduate of Regina Normal School, was attired in pale blue silk with brown accessories. Her sister, Miss Pauline Seiferling acted as bridesmaid and both wore carnation corsages, Mr. David Jerâ€" vis was best man. _ _ _ _A dinner was held at the home of the groom‘s parents, where the couple will reside for a time. The Church of the Good Shepâ€" herd, Mount Dennis, was the setâ€" ting of a double ring ceremonx{ on Saturday, March 10th, when Miss Anne Mary Seiferling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seiferling, of Regina, Sask., was united in marâ€" riage to William Edgar Mallendine, gioungest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. allendine, Dennison Road, West, Weston. Lieut.â€"Col. the Rev. F. G. Sherring officiated. C De Vries, G. F. Red Cross Drive Al 15 250.00 150.00 200.00 101.25 100.00 20.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 25 .50 25 Foley, Mr. and Mrs, Chas... Day, Mrs. Charles ... Day, Miss Bessie ............â€"_ Grainger, Mr. R. L. ... Miner, Mrs. Clara ...._._.. Canada Cycle & Motor Co. WIbEY, MF: M Acccmmmterecunte Yeo, Mr. J. A, (Hdwe.) ... 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