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Edmontonâ€"City police made the most unusual arrest of the year when they took into "custody" a ’o*unine which wandered up from the) North Saskatchewan River‘s bank and took refuge in the doorâ€" way of the Edmonton Journal building. J. H. Wallace & Son mNGS ON HAND FOR EDIATE INSTALLATION E. Taylor â€" Weston 1432M or W SEPTIC TANKS Finest Quality Odourless Dry Cleaning Furnaces Revaired and Vacuum Cieaned Phone Weston 1423 1173 Jane Street ESTIMATES FREE Phone: Weston 462â€"w 21 Third Ave. Flush or Dribble Systems Non Potous Concrete Construction A. PURKIS Weston Meat Market MEATY â€" BLADE OR SHORT RIB MEATY, JUICY, TENDER Rump Roastâ€" 456. _ROAST ». 33e Wing Steakâ€" 45¢<». York TOMATOE JUICE 20 oz. tin 2 tor 19¢ 13 MAIN ST. N. ROAST x: FREE ESTIMATES ELECTRICIAN Phone 112415 WESTON RR. 3 MILD CURED Eavestroughing Asphalt Shingles Insulâ€"Brick Siding FRESH or PICKLED SHOULDER PORK E. 8. WARN SLICED wWESTMOUNT atertainment â€":â€" Social and Personalâ€":â€"Club and W elfare Activities MINCED STEAK SIDE BACON 25c Ib. 35¢ i. SHANK OFF «+ CONTRACTORS 45¢ ib. DEEP_ UNDERCUT PORTERHOUSE TON MEAT MARKET | Ki Mr. Charles Millig:n, Main St., James W. Duke, nnison road, Peter D. McCakill, St. Albion road and F. Harley Allan, formerly of Weston, celebrating their ‘birthâ€" days on Monday, April 12. Miss A. E. Bell, Rosemount avenue, for Wednesday, April 14. Mrs. David 8. McMurdo, Denâ€" T:w road west, for Thursday, April 15. Congratulations To . Brent at Wallaceburg. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Dunn and children of Port Colborne, were guests of Mr. and Mrs; Henry Loose, Church street, for the Easter weekâ€"@hd. Congratulations to Gr-?- and Grandma %u%yer andâ€" r 6 & t Grandpa and Grandma Neal, on the birth of a granddsughter. Miss â€" Shirley â€" Gerry, â€" Russell avenue, Mr. Reg %iomploa, R. R. No. 1, and Miss Dorothy Greenâ€" wood, Parke street, for Sunday, April 11. Mr. C, Filery spent the Edster holidays with his niece, Mrs. G. The many friends of Mrs. P?min Dunn, Main stréet south, will be sorry to hear she is in the Woman‘s College hospital, undgrgging an operation, but is progressing niceâ€" ly now. Birthday Greetings To Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fox. Church street, spent the weekâ€"end in _ Belated_ birthday greetings to Mrs. R. Croome. ! PERSONALS | Fast Service \~ 45. . yY ROAST 47 4 uns PEAMEALED Round Steak Minced 4§: i. COTTAGE ROLL 206 16. TOPâ€"NOTCH BRAND Pork Sausage Farmer ~Style 49c ip. 3096 n. Smail WESTON 217 On T‘\vadny. March 30, the Junior estobicoke Club enterâ€" tained some friends at the home of Mrs. J. Ronaldson on Kink street. The evening was spent in dancing andâ€"playing games with movies as an added attraction. Tor Brown won a baby rattle for his treâ€" mendous mental effort in solving the photographer‘s game. , Another prize, a noise ballon, was won by Marion Dadd in the Scissor game. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess including her famous chocolate cake, Ice cream was provided by Miss Jessie Masters as an extra tréat. After the x‘efx‘eshmegu several couples returned to the recréation room for more dancing. A meeting of the 2nd Weston Mothers‘ Auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs, Blackburn, 49 Joseph street, Wednesday evening, April 14 at 8.15 p.m. All mothers Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. H. Bamish on the 26th anniverâ€" ug of _ their weddiw‘i t. Fitzgerald of Montreal, Mr. are cordially invjted. annivergary on April 5. and sons of Déetroit, Mich., visited at Mr. and Mrs, Ed Banting‘s for a few days last week. Ross of Detroit and Mr. Hiett of Caledon, attended t;te funeral on Friday, fipril 2nd, of their motherâ€" inâ€"law, Mrs. Sam Totten. Buffile celebrating their wedding The annual banquet of the York: County Holstein Club was held in Robinson‘s _ auditorium, W 0 0 dâ€" bridge, with an attendance of 300. The guest speaker was G. W. Muir, Animal Husbandman, Cenâ€" tral Experimental Farms, Ottawa. Other speakers were J. M. Fraser, president of the Canadian Holâ€" steinâ€"Friesan Asociation; G. M. Clemons, secretaryâ€"manager, and Roy Ormiston, Fieldman, who presented _ Superior _ Production certificates to John Greenwood and York County House of Refuge. George C. Jackson was presented with a silver tray in recognition of being the breeder of Lonelm Texal Happy, new Canadian Champion producer, i LOCALS | ‘The Victorian Order Nurse will call at any home whenever there is illnéss which _ calls for partâ€"time nursing caré. Phone Weston 123. Spirella Foundation garments individually and scientifically deâ€" signed. Service in the privacy of your own home. Call after 5 %.m. Office LY. 0018. oâ€"13â€"4t Dr. and Mrs, Bruce Hostrawgetr MEATY FRESH Efs‘a'%m 690 Ib. Loin Veal Chops figeo Pork Spareribs 49c in. BACON 49¢ i. Barbata Dawn Richardson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Richardson, formérly of Weston, celebrated her first birthday at her Oshawa home on March 29. Barbara is the g[lnddnughter of Mr. and Mrs, E. S. Richardson, of 3 Speers® Ave., Weston, and Mt. and Mrs. E. Warne, Oshawa, and the great granddaughter of Mrs. Warne, Sr., Oshawa, and Mrs. J. A. Wheatley, of Southampton, England. Presbyterian Young Women‘s Aux. Formed An enthusiastic group of young women, from the Weston Presbyâ€" terian Church, met at the home of Mrs. Travis to organize a Young Women‘s Auxiliary of the W.M.S. They decided to call themselves the ‘Owaissa‘ group and the following officers were elected for the year 1948: President, Maud Travis; 1st vice president, May Scott; 2nd vice président, Grace Hatfield; seâ€" cretary, Marion Roy; treasurer, Shirley McLagherty; supply secreâ€" tary, Nora Colgate; glad tidings, Joy Huddlestone; social convener, Nancy Colgate; pianist, Grace Hatâ€" field. There are two standing comâ€" mittees, viz: program, Helen Johnâ€" stone, Joy Huddlestone and Nora Colgate, and Membership, Frances Adam, May Scott and Janet Roy. The official organization meeting for installation of officers will be held at the Presbyterian Church on the evening of May 3rd when Mrs. Perkin, Young Women‘s Secretary of Toronto Presbyterial and Mrs. Curf, President of Toronto Presâ€" byteriul will take part in the serâ€" vice. Newlyweds Take Wedding Trip To Washington, DC A double ring ceremony took place in _ St. John‘s Anglican Church, â€" Weston, on â€" Saturday, April 3, when Mfiy June, daughter of Mr. and Mrs"George R. Tomlinâ€" gon, Weston, and William Kenneth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Leâ€" Drew, were united in marriage by Rev. G. Roe,. Pink and white snapâ€" dragons formed the background and Mr. Francis Sutton, Mus. Bas.. F.C.C.O., played the wedding music. Miss Violet Bodiam sang "Because" during the signing of the register. The bride, given away by her faâ€" ther, wore the traditional white satin patterned after the French period of Marie Antoinette, « Her Famous Jewels & On Display At Weston Credit A most interesting and eduâ€" cational _ display â€" of _ many famous diamonds are this week being shown in the winâ€" dows of the Weston Credit Jewelers, Main St. North. These stones are exact replicas of such famous stones as the Hope Diamond and the famous Khooinhor and numerous other well known stones the property of Royalty and many famous personages. Each stone is niceâ€" ly displayed and a descriptive card attests to the weight, size and value of each stone disâ€" played. It is well worth anyâ€" one‘s time to view this splendid diamond display to gain first hand knowledge of the size and value of these famous stones. for Spring with a SPRUCE UP PERMANENT WAVE 16 MAIN 8T. N. (Over Farr‘s) ROGERS BEAVUTY SHOPPE TTMES ‘AND GUIDE, WESTON ; ALL PRICED PERMANENTS TO SUIT YOUR PERSONALITY FIRST BIRTHDAY Gloria V. Pretty Becomes Bride of Robt. Alexander Carnations, â€" snapdragons _ and sweet peas were on the altar in the Church of the Good Shepherd, for the marriage Saturday of Gloria Violet Prettiv;, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pretty, the Queensway, Humber Bay, to Robert 8. G. Alexâ€" ander, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Alexâ€" ander. The ceremony was performâ€" ed by Rev. J. G. Clough, assisted by Rev. C. P. Muirhead. L. Slater played the wedding music and acâ€" companied Jean Read, soloist. The bride was gowned in white! slipper satin fashioned with a Iow‘ bertha neckline and net yoke. The: full gathered skirt ended in a short train and her fingertip veil was ¢rested with a cap of white satin. She carried apricot roses, Matron of honor was het sister, Mrs. Maida Campbell, with Willa Pretty, anâ€" other sister; Joy ‘Alexander and Helen _ Richardson, â€" brodesmaids gowned alike in crepe of contrastâ€" ing shades, lime green, primrose yellow and pale blue, with low bertha neckline, and matching caps with short veils and French flowâ€" ers. They carried nosegays to harmonize with their frocks. Douglas Linton was best man. Ushers were William Campbell, William Rhodes and Robert Linâ€" ton, At the Mayfair Country club, the bride‘s mother received in a lilac crepe gown with black accents, a matching straw hat and a corsage af pink roses. The, groom‘s mother assisted, wearing a gold crepe gown, with brown hat and pink roses. For the wedding trip to Cedar Grove, Huntsville, the bride chose a beige tan suit with black coat and hat. The couple will live in Toronto. full length veil was held by a tiara of orange blossoms, part of which were worn by her mother at her wedding. She carried a white prayerâ€"book adorned with a mauve orchigi and cascade of _ orange blossoms and wore a double string of pearls, the gift of the groom, also an ivory brooch, the gift of her great grandmother, The brides ring was her grandmother‘s keeper ring. beautifully engraved in it‘s original design. Mrs. Leona Hopâ€" per, gowned in pale lime green taffeta, was the matron of honor. She carried Kokoma carnations. Gowned in lilac chiffon, Mrs. Shirâ€" lev Schaef, was the bridesmaid, Her bouquet was of vellow carnations. Mr. Ray Hopper attended the groom and Mr. D. LeDrew and Mr. J. Tomlinson, ushered. As the happy couple left the chancel they were presented with a silver horseâ€" shoe by the bride‘s cousin, Patricia. This came from the bride‘s great great uncles and aunts in England. A reception was held following the ceremony where Mrs, George Tomâ€" linson asgisted by Mrs. Warren Leâ€" Drew received the wedding guests. Mrs. Tomlinson wore a draped gwown of fuchia crepe with powder blue accersories, while Mrs, Leâ€" Drew wore turquoise blue crepe with turquoise accessories. The happy couple left for a motor trip to Washington, D.C., the bride looking radiant in a nearl grey suite, wine box coat with wine and grey accessorics. Upon their return they will reside in Weston. Outâ€"ofâ€" town euests were from Washingâ€" ton, D.C., Hamilton, London and Oshawa. ADVERTISING PAYSâ€"TRY IT WESTON 1546 The YWCA Orn House program on Sund?, April 4th, was aac?n an outstanding stictéess, when -m‘r five young people met at the "Y" for a program of music. Mr. Bob Allatt again was in charge of the Eame!. and Mr. Don Kirk]agd wn| hairman of the evening. The sfieâ€" cial guest of the firogum was Mr. W. White of the Home Service Asâ€" sociation, and formerly +of the YMCA. Mr. White led the &ow in partâ€"singing, Bnd suceee in a result of very fine harmony. He also played several piano selections for the group, with variations on simple themes, and,then responding to requests for any particular seâ€" lections. He then concluded his program by singing several selecâ€" tions. The eâ€"®ning‘s program was concluded with the serving of teâ€" freshments by Misses Jean Presâ€" ton, Norma Emery and their committee. Mr. M. White Entertains 65 At Open House g‘he bride, . gIven 1 -nn:%o b!f io m on e i fomalin inb onl lof }L",“w:w.or %an. und. :fi} live in Weston on réturn. Vows At Weston: ( A dtiontal O en ht ie ;m"?flm The bride, . given. in marri Burleighâ€"McKim Stranger Visits St. Philip’s For Easter Service A stranger to the Toronto area, | I had been told that at St. Philip‘s Church, nestled in a grove just off the Malton highway, 1 would find a corner of England. I went out to this beautiful little church for the Easter morning service and feel compelled to tell others about it. The sun‘s radiance shone through magnificent _ windows to caress the Easter lilies, the daffodils, the blue carpet, the light pews, the glistening white cloth on the comâ€" munion table, the choir‘s robes, the golden hair of a child, and the s1lâ€" vering hair of the minister. Yet this beauty need not to have been visible. It could have been felt in the spirit of resurrection that perâ€" meated the church. This congregaâ€" tion and choir do not shout their praises to God; they sing and speak in tones of quiet holiness and sereâ€" nity, confident that God is there in the midst to listen. All temporal things, however, faded from notice as I watched the minister; with deep reverence in every act, perâ€" form the simxle but beautiful rites of the low Anglican service, and utter a truly Godâ€"inspired message of the "third day triumph." And, although I deem it presumptuous on the part of any layman to pass judgment on a minister, 1 hope I may be forgiven for adding that this man impressed me as being a true servant of God, Needless to say, in that House of Prayer I found more than ficomer of Engâ€" land. I found a "ittle shrine in which all those at peace with God and their fellow men may feel they are very close to the Throne of Grace. â€" The Burmese _government has given Princess Elizabeth a neckâ€" lace "made from the finest rubies obtainable from the ruby mines at Mogok" in upper Burma. i se s THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE THE income of many Canadians will be increased this spring byâ€" > * The refund of the Compulsory Savings portion of their 1942 Income Tax. * The falling due each month of War Savings Certiâ€" ficates. & KEEP these funds on deposit with us until you have accumulated enough to purchase one or more Canada Savings Bonds in $50 or higher denominations. You can buy them through any branch of this Bank. WESTON BRANCH â€" F. E. JEFFREY, Manager Invest in Canada Savings Bonds ,"’4 Â¥4 l l e se A h fi 1’: f:"“f j Â¥ 24 ’(""w‘.‘r" s > > is 54 ~MAIN N. 1 LA WRENCE AVE. W. ZONE 4â€"485 EASYâ€"CLEAN BURNERS H.â€"C: BROOKBANKS 1aping ant Thitry "Saente t AARED tas stommp + _ STORAGE_â€"â€"FURS at 2% of their vi’n‘ ‘ AN Garaionts‘ Insared it Fire, Theft or Damage â€" ‘NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR GOODS LEFT _ eidaed OVER 60 DAYS * Do â€" "”"_; You‘ll, love it when it‘s \Y . e gyaght. :;'; decorated with our atâ€" 7A MAae anl + J tractively â€" patterned esc a a ghiy C wallpaper. . Hundreds® of "cig 6: Mkmma‘ designs to choose from. &r% JC }\:’)3 have the pattern for wh»"" * ARTISTS‘ SUPPLIES . . . MACHINE STRIPPING We Install and Take Orders For Venetian Blinds Tow anztleoCle/ CGAS RANGES WESTON â€"CLEANERS CALL US NOW If you‘ve always longed to cook with gasâ€"on a gleaming, modern rangeâ€"here‘s your chance. Now available in streamlined models are wellâ€"known makes of gas ranges specially built for use with Essotane. The{"light autoâ€" matically. No stoke, no soot. Gas cooking is clean, quick, less trouble . . . economical too. Exsotane ranges and water heaters are sold direct by Imporial Oil Limited. Ranges also sold by most appliance dealters. Range pricesâ€"for the 3â€"burner model $98.00; up 16 $186.50 tor tableâ€"fop models. Pay enly 10%; dewn and the balance in smail monthly amounts. 1. AAwE A WALL? PHONE 1000