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The Bingos in aid of the Comâ€" munity Memorial hall are starting up agan. Hope to see you all on Tuesday evenings. Lots of fun and good prizes., _ _ _ n The Sunday School has started again in the Humber _ Summit School. ~At 9:45 Rev. Patterson and his two assistants Miss D. Evans and Miss Bernice Evans. _ Mr. and Mrs. M. Campbell and Famly visited Mr. and Mrs. J. P. There has been quite a lot of sickness around this last month. Mr. W. Chapman and Mr. M. Campâ€" bell were on the sick list for a day or two, but are both feeling betâ€" ter. Also Mr, Noble of George street, who is in Brampton hospital, hope z:u are improving and will soon alright and home. Glad to know Judy Vanchuck is getting along nicely, _ â€" S Sorry to hear Mr. Terry is in hospital undergoing an operation on his face. Neighbours and frends hope you will soon be up and feelâ€" ing in the best of health, Birthday greetings go to Mrs. Johnson, Greendale Ave., Mt. Denâ€" nis, Mrs. R. Smith, Dennis Ave., Mt. Dennis; Mrs. G. Patterson, Roselands, Mt. Dennis; Mrs. B. Pidgeon of Humber Summit, and a belated greeting.to Bety Ann Gaâ€" brielson, Knox Ave., Humber Sumâ€" mit and Patricia McAlhone, Roseâ€" mount Ave., Weston. _ oe Year to each and every one 1948. The many friends of Dr, Katheâ€" rine Bartley and Mr, R. Mortimer will be pleased to hear they are on the road to recovery after their recent illness. The Women‘s Association will meet for their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. F. Ellins, Scarlett Road, on Wednesâ€" day evening, January 1l4th at 8 o‘clock (Please notice the slight change in the date, one week later on the 2nd Wednesday of each month instead of the first Wednesday.) This date will conâ€" tinue if it is satisfactory to all ladies. The new President would be very pleased to see a good atâ€" tendance at this meeting. All ladies cordially invited to attend. day, January 1ith. He is the Genâ€" eral Secretary for the Scripture Union, and we urge all young peoâ€" zle to come out and hear this wellâ€" nown speaker. Last Sunday at St. Andrew‘s, Rev. T. B. Butler officiated at the service, assisted bg Mr. C. Monty, with Miss Shirley Snider at the orâ€" gan. The Rector gave a very inâ€" spiring address from the text ‘For in Him dwelleth all the fullness of the Godhead." He is continuing with his series on who is this Jesus. Rev. Gregson is to be the guest speaker at St. Andrew‘s next Sunâ€" United Church giving the address and reading the lesson. Rev. T. B. Butler of St. Andrew‘s Church, led in prayer. Rev. Kell took two paraâ€" bles for his sermon "The Prodigal Son" and "I will arise and go to my Father." Wednesday, December 81st, the annual school board meeting was held with the election of officers, which are as follows: President, Mrs. G. Shaw; Board members, M». Percy Barker and Mr. George Humphreys. The financial state~ ment was read and was very satisâ€" factory. A community Watchâ€"Night serâ€" vice was held on Tuesday, Decemâ€" ber 31st, with the Rev. Igeil of the We were all deeply sorry to hear of the passing of Mrs. Dorneg of Weston, during her visit in Engâ€" land. We extend deepest sympathy to her fnmi%. especiaftly to Mr. and Mrs. Sid Wheeler. Birthday greetings to Mr. Gorâ€" don Sneyg and all enjoying birthâ€" days this week. Correspondent: Mrs. J. B. Henry PD0s ARe E+ ENCY pmmetmemenes Humber . Heights â€" G i r i Guides & Brownles ... Barber Construction Ltd... Mrs. Clara E. Wardlaw .. Mr. Ronald Hastings ....._ The Davis Agency ....___ W, N. Johnston ......_.._._\_ Mr., Mr. W, J. Dicken ... 3. 5 MSCUUL mm A. 5. Hurin{hm imusssesiee Norman P. MacKay ___ Correspondent: Mrs. E. Worgan LY 3315 3600 EGLINTON WEST Humber Summit ‘The Robert Simpson Eastâ€" «C LdTMOOA woormmmmninncs»..... Happy and prosperous New STRIPPING PAPER HANGING PAINTING â€"Free Estimatesâ€" Prompt Service HUMBERVALE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CONTRIBUTIONS, Thistletown Cortespondent ; Mrs. W. Dunning @cKay ... . $5,000.00 . â€" 800.00 ;.( 150.00 e llg'-fl ~ 1000 1. 100.00 â€"~ 1500 â€" â€"â€" 15.00 for 20.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 he 41.25 TL 50 Mrs. Hyde of New Brunswick is a visitor to Humber Summit, with her daughter, Mrs. O. Gabrielson, Knox Ave. for the winter. McAlhone of Weston last week Mr. McAlhone is Mrs. Campbell‘s uncle. Also present were two young women, from the Weston San the{l just arrived in Canada in Oct, Helga and Helen who are working at the San for one year. Hone you will like Canada. Good luck to you both. â€" Also Mrs. Gabrielson‘s brother, Rev. C. Hyde and Mrs. Hyde of Belleville, late of New Brunswick. 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A torrential shower came on sudâ€" denly, so the woman in the sable coat boarded a street car. 8. Wl{wun 9. Before s4. 10. Title 11. Supper 36. 16. Writing nutas 37 17. Different 59 19. Higher 40 20. Intrigue 41. 21. Cognizant 42 22. Planted 43 23. Names 44 14. Peace goddess 25. Tips up 45 27. Amorous looks 47 10 11 16 17 6.08 p.m. xd9.33 p.m. Pittsburgh has at last made coal smoke illes]nl. Optimists | believe that the inhabitants will learn to like air after they have breathed it awhile. A Neat Reply No Doubt They Will 7. Behold s0. European country 4. Not Ero(eulonul 36. Entire 37. Talk ldly 59. Italian river 40. Far down 41. Finiat 42. Angry 43. Open vesagh 44. Be under obligation 45. Steep 47. Exclamation sns S0.00 mc TUQE 15 built cars, the prospect is even gloomier.. Until dealers see just how the quota system is going to h"D&n"w uk:; in b;' s‘nfir den]ier who romises 0 very in three montlgl," said one Toronto salesman who has a drawer fu)l of orders, many of them dating back to midâ€"1946. "Of course, I hope many of these customers will have changed their minds, or got fixed up some place else," he added. A visit to several car dealers shows that the waiting list is just as long as ever, Some salesmen promise delivery in six to nine months, others are even more cauâ€" tious, and won‘t commit themâ€" selves. Popular makes in the lowerâ€" price group can ‘be had, on the averagé, in about seven months. What ‘mh'usl. recent m g. sauto 0 -num."nu :\.ilht be catching u; on back orders, some folks ouhru m md t:‘ .ot'?-‘ihm nowi y but don‘t believe it, * TVEL â€" More t 5 M will interest you, _ Maybe you‘re one of the fortu t ‘ou even ve some greenbacks left over after Christâ€" new car. 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