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_ .. ALL MAKES OF f,%"c” YACUUM CLEANED REP AIRED 6 Hot Air Furnaces Installed 1 Agent for Oil Furnacesâ€"Stoker and Air Condition © Felephone JUnc. 2101 Weston 1 Attention! Weston Meat Market PORTERAHOUSE 1 or winc steas 49e ». â€" SPECIAL â€"sircom steax 5200. OR ROAST | OR ROAST PORTERHOUSE 13 MAIN ST. N. Just Some of Our Specials for This Week DELICIOUS PURE PORK SMOKED BILL â€" THE FURNACE MILD CURE Pork Shoulders zan SIDE BACON Wishing all our friends and customers a wonderful summer. Thanking you one and all. Hoping we may haveâ€"the pleasâ€" ure of serving you again come September. NEILSENS BA K ERY Farmer Style 35c ip. Sliced 55c ib. 39c ip. , June 5, at the Shank Off Sale To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Neilsen Will be Closed June 12â€"Sept. 14 WHEN IN NEED OF A TON MEAT MARKET CALL d Ne Jhs Dh e VICTORIAN ORDER NURSES and other supplies, will start at tem.o‘clock and continye until twelve. '{:‘uvmenfi from ",: are Wand." gervicesFand vot". the World‘s YWCA. Any contribution the sale may be left at the g.c‘é‘.![“m‘ L called / for on THICK FRESH MEATTY LOIN Rib or Blade ROAST NURSE CHOPS 49¢ in. LIVER 35c ip. 19c i. WESTON 123 NIGHTS 361 VEAL Weston 1638â€"J ROUND OR WESTON 217 The minutes were read by the secretary, after which the presiâ€" dent, Miss Brigils, read an article on "The Louie Hall Nursing Staâ€" thon, Forteau, Labrador." The nursing station has been in operaâ€" tion for nearly eleven months, and has been kept very busy ever since. Every known ailment has to be treated, besides looking after the new bprn babies. The accommodaâ€" tion is inadequate. Sometimes the nurse is called out to attend a seriâ€" ously ill patient. Miss Hodgson, the communitg worker, started a Woman‘s Club which met every Friday evenir‘g to sew, and in April a sale and supJ)er was held, the proceeds being lonated to furnishâ€" ing the community hall, ,The work of the mission is truly appreciated by tthe inhabitants of this rocky coast. Mrs. C. F. Evans was the hostess for the May rwin( Tea of the Weston Branch of the Grenfell Association. All the uwir:f work was completed, and a liberal donaâ€" tion of canned goods and other articles were received. These will be packed on Friday for Harringâ€" ton Hospital. Social and Personal â€":»Club and Welfare Activ Hospital Box To Be Packed By Grenfell Assoc. A group of 6 to 10 year olds staged an Indian Dance with Shirâ€" ley Chappell as lead in a Dance of the Flowers. After prayers, led by _ Miss Briggs, a social time was enjoyed. â€"Continued from page 1 dereéd wig, at the conclusion of which Frances Allan and Elizabeth Arthur came to life in the picture and danced the minuette to mark ane of the high points of the proâ€" gram. Helen Calder in complete Scotâ€" tish attire danced the Highland Fling and she and Shirley Chappell teamed up in an effective waltz clog and later in the Irish Jig. Frances Allan and Elizabeth Arthur climaxed the show with a humorous ‘Statute Dance‘ and sevâ€" eral encores of soft shoe and fast buck routines. To an honest mind, the bestâ€"perâ€" quisites of a place are the advantâ€" ages it gives for doing good. â€"Addison. Allanâ€"Arthur CHOICE PRIME LEAN Minced Round Steak 45c 16. A. PURKIS ELECTRICIAN Phone 1124J5 WESTON RR. 3 RIB ROAST HAMBURG STEAK Boned, Rolled 49c Ib. 29¢ ip. WESTON 217 The cnnn-cnt is announced of Helen Isabelle Mallaby, dlu{hter of Mt. and Mrs. Lorne H. Mallaby, Main Street north, to George Arthur Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Lee Valley. The ceremony will be solemnized in St. Philip‘s Anglican Church, Saturâ€" day, June 26th, Mrs. Deans, son, George, and daughter, Hetty, spent a very enâ€" joyable holiday weekâ€"end with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McPherson, at Bracebridge. _ The _McPherson‘s were formérly of Scarlett Rd., Weston. & Birthday Greetings to: Leslie Clarkson, Scarlett Road; Harold Andrews, Franklin Avenue, Bery! Milroy, Fern Avepue, Ivan Snider, _ Queen‘s Drw€, â€" Barry Grist, Cross Street, M"yearâ€"old and Sonja Anderson, @foss Street, ten years old, for Friday, June 4th. A former Weston boy, Dr. W. A. Rowland, FRCP, has been in Lonâ€" don, England, since last December taking postâ€"graduate courses in London hos&ntals. Mrs. Rowland and little daughter accompanied Dr. Rowland. During July they will vacation in Southern France, and expect to return to Canada in Ocâ€" tober. Donald fiugh Pawson, son of Rev. and Mrs. Harry Pawson of Oakville, has graduated with honâ€" ors in the metallurgical engineerâ€" ing course of the University of Toâ€" ronto. Hugh has accepted a posiâ€" tion with the Aluminum Company» of Canada and will reside in lginx- ston, Ontario. C. A. Phillips, Riverside Drive, Nelson Lund, Maple and Rev. James Thompson, 231 Rosemount Avenue celebrating his 95th birthâ€" day on Saturday, June 5th. Fred _ Simpson, _ Sgarlett Road, and C. J. Mi]royMAvenue, for Monday, June 7th. Barbara Clarkson, Church Street, 15 years old; Brian Tomkinson, M?le Bush Avenue, 5 years old and P. E. Shant oseph Street, for Tuesday, Jprfe 8th. .___ Marilyn Hilton, Renefield Street, te't'\‘ years old, for Wednesday, June 9th. ! PERSONALS} Mrs. Newton presided at the Women‘s Missionary Society meetâ€" ing held on the 27th of April, in the parlor of Westminster church. The meeting opened with the theme song and prayer. After the routine business Mrs. C. L. Fraser took charge of the meeting and conducted the devotional service, assisted by Mrs. Livingston and Mrs. S. Day. Mrs. Taylor, accomâ€" panied by Mrs. Addy, favored us with a vocal solo. Mrs. Fraser, in her usual interesting way, gave a synopsis of Chapter 7 of our study book, "Great is the Company" and covered the work of three Missionâ€" aries, Robert Morrison, Karl Gutzâ€" laff and Samual Schereschewsky. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Taylor and her assistants. The Ladies‘ Progressive Conâ€" servative Association will hold a meeting shortly after the election to make plans for a trip to Niagara Falls. The XL Bible Class of Central United church held their regular social evening on May 19 with Mrs. R. E. Hunter presiding. Miss M. McCort Esve the Scripture reading. Mrs. Yeo led in prayer. The ladies‘ quartette, Mesdames siancock, _ Ward, _ Rowland _ and. Mather sang two numbers accomâ€" panied by Miss M. Forsyth. A duet by Mrs. Wynn and Miss Marie Allen, accompanied by Mrs. Mcâ€" Kelvey was enjoyed. The guest speaker was introduced by Miss &. Nattress, Miss Maud Hawkins, Miss Nattress spoke of her being an early teacher of the class and also being résponsible for the naming of the class. Miss Hawâ€" kins took as her subject "Christian Propoganda" and told about the work being done through . the printing and _ publishing . of Christian literature and. quoted Isaiah §2â€"7. How beautiful upon the mouhntains are the feet of him that bringeth good tidings, that publisheth peace and also stressed the reading of good books and daily prayer. _ Miss A. Dickin tendered a vote of appreciation to all â€" taking part and to Miss Hawkins for her interesting taik. A social time was enjoyed with refreshments served. # 820000 Coming _ from Detroit, _ Essex, Oshawa, Brantford and Orangeâ€" viMe, as well as the Toronto district, nearly 90 members of the Pearson family gathered Saturâ€" day for their annual reunion at JUNE WEDDING TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON LOCALS Bs Rose Talbot, â€" Edward Merrill MWed in Weston T. Rimmer, Dennison Road, Fred Tomkinson, Highview Avenue and David Ross, Main Street North, three years old, for Thursday, June 10th. Anniversary Greetings to: Mr. and Mrs. William Busby, Thistletown; Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Savage, North York, firgganniverâ€" sary; Mr. and Mrs. B Simpson, Scarlett Road; Dp"and Mrs. H. Roos, Joseph Stg€et, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith, Weston, all for Tuesday, June 7th. Mrs. Victor Tucker entertained Friday evening at her home, 36 Acacia Avenue, at a shower in honour of her niece, Miss Gwen Tucker, whose marriage to Mr. Frank Doyle of Toronto has been arranged for June. Father P. Johnston of St. John the Evangelist Roman ; Catholi¢ church, Weston, officiated at the marriage of Rose Genevieve Tibot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Talbot, to Edward Merrill, son of Mrs. A. Merrill, all of Weston. Given away by her brotherâ€"inâ€"law, Paul Dietsch, the bride wore a pale blue suit with high neckline, a short jacket and ballerina skirt. Her white straw hat had a short veil and she carried a white prayerâ€"book with orange blossoms. Matron of honor was Mrs. Paul Dietsch, in a mulberry suit with white hat and a corsage of eream â€" carnations. _ Terrance O‘Grady was best man. The bride‘s mother received wearing a blue gown with corsage of pink carnaâ€" tions, assisted by the groom‘s mother, in a gray sown with pink roses. . After a honeymoon at Niagara Falls, the couple will Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Cattley, Sykes Avenu:é(odgbrating their anniversary Sathrday, June 5th. A very delightful miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Natalie Harrison of Port Credit by Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Chapman at the latter‘s home on Friday night, May 28. There were forty friends and relatives present. The brideâ€"toâ€"be had a chair of honor under a very pretty decorated sprinkling water can with pink and white streamers extending to the floor and to these streamers gifts were attached. A silver and pink wheelâ€"barrow was also in front of the honored guest to hold some of the gifts. After Miss Harrison opened the gifts dainty refreshments were served. reside in Weston. * ~Mr. and Mrs. son, Lawrence Avenue, anniva#sary greetings for Sunday, June" 6th. Happy birthday to Miss Helen Wilson, George street, for Tuesâ€" day, June 8. Belated birthday greetings to Bill Stevens, 47 Hearst Circle, for Monday, May 31. Fundale Park, Woodbridge. The weather was perfect and both young and old enjoyed the proâ€" gram of sports under the superâ€" vision of Jack Wilcock. At the picnic supper a birthday cake was lit by Mrs. George Laver and Mr. William Wardlaw. _ The officers for the following year are as follows: Honorary _ presidents, George Pearson, Alfred Wardlaw and Frank Pearson; president, Clark Wardlaw; viceâ€"presidents, Leslie Clarkson, George Pearson and Stuart Chapman; secretaryâ€" treasurer, Margaret Pearson; sports convenor, Jack Wileock. Busy On Thursday, May 27, the Bus Bees group of the &Jcston YWCX held an official opening of their new club room in Weston. The room, which is over tfie store of Mr. Hawe on Main street, Weston, was cleaned the previous week by the club members, and since that time has been redecorated by the group. New chairs, tables, attracâ€" tive curtains and pictures and a rug now adorn the once bare little storage room. The meeting was conducted by Miss Joan Heath, program chairman, and was then followed by the serving of delicious refreshments. Acwys Club On Tuesday, June 1, the Acwys Club of the Weston YWCA held their weekly meeting, ending their activities for the season. The club met at Pelmg Park for their last meeting for a program of games, and for baseball, concluding with a picnic supper, The Y and I Club met at the YWCA on Wednesday afternoon at 4.30 p.m. Their meeting was deâ€" voted to the packing of a parcel to be sent to a teenage girl now living in one of the Displaced Persons‘ Camps in Germany. Miss Katrine Peterson and Maimo Ehala, now employed at the Weston Sanaâ€" torium, were special guests for the meeting. The‘Y and I Club pllj to send similar parcels to oth teenagers in the Displaced Persons‘ Camps each month throughout the year, as well as to correspond regularly with the girls. Y and I Club YWCA HIGHLIGHTS Bees Thursday, Ma% 27, the Buax group of the Weston YWCZ bengalene fashioned with sweetâ€" heart necklineâ€"and long lilyâ€"point sleeves; full ‘looped crown and 9rong-.tg!oug_ml held her full« CNR Agent 41 Yrs. Geo. Holley Dies length veil. She carried a cascade of rose carnations mh’-mu sweet Eeu. The bridesmaids,â€" Lorna vans, Mrs, Carmen Gardhouse and â€" Donna _ Livingstone, were gowned in pink, mauve and blue chureh of Mr. and w‘/..m“'; :i'.vj"t‘,?‘fllii.& er. offiâ€" ean layed :h.. ‘ugl'n.x music, ll;:l ‘iwbcl Rumble was soloist. < Theâ€" bride, given in "m_.rrl:of age by her father wore a gown of white brocaded Bernice Usher Married To Albert W. Cook Doreen Usher, daughter of Mr. ind i U became: the ids a Ahert Wiliam cook. m9a â€"Continued from page 1 games both for the Weston Colâ€" legiate and for the Weston Little Big Four Rugby League will be played there. _ , This will work in very well as the grounds are now equipped with four spacious dressing rooms with showers. . The softball diamond has been thoroughly gone over and it is now in the best shape in years. The softball diamond is busy every night with no fewer than three softball leagues operating there this year. Born in Weston, Mr. Holley joinâ€" ed the ClilR as a young man and served as station agent at Tavisâ€" tock for 32 years. prior to his reâ€" tirement. Weston Lions George Franklin Holley, 66, station agent with the CNR for 41 years, died suddenly at his home, 438 Avenue Rd. Now the Lions Club is making another softball diamond just a little north of the present one so tha:l two softball areas may be used. Mr. Holly was a 32nd degree Mason, a Shriner and a member of Mocha Temple, London, Ont.. and Tavistock Lodge AF and AM. He had also been associated with varâ€" ious service clubs and for many years was an elder of Knox United Church, Tavistock. Since coming to Toronto he had attended Deer Park United Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Rae Jarrett; a daughter Mrs. Robert Rudy, Tavistock; and a son, John Holley of Toronto. The big news, of course, is that the arena building will soon be moved and within a few weeks it is expected that it will take its place just at the playing field area just inside the gate of the Lawrâ€" ence avenue entrance. Farther up are the four tennis courts which are busy every afterâ€" noon and evening with the junior and senior temnis clubs in full operation. â€" In the near future, the plans call for a quarter mile track and within this year Weston will rightly be able to lay claim to one of the best recreation areas in Canada. The Lions Club goes about its work in the community doing a wonderful job and in its unassumâ€" ing manner these great things are being done with very little publicâ€" ity being given. Weston is greatly enriched by the work of these public spirited men and the citizens both old and young are reaping the great benefits. PHONE 353â€"Jâ€"13 BUILDERS â€" CONTRACTORS Elmhurst Drive WESTON, RR. 3 PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE RA LL Y E. S. WARN Weston Town Hall Friday June 4th, 8.15 p.m. â€"â€"â€"Speakers â€"â€" J. P. ALLAN M.P.P. Ernest Smiith â€" c« orsanizer Canadian Federati A. F. Lawrence â€" FREE ESTIMATES a n d embre Uionaak :owhnldoud otn:;: l Te Met e mune was s Ushers were Morton Morriss, couâ€" zin â€" of t.ho!' bt;:.dc, and Ju'll“hnc“k' brother ..of .. xeom, .. .The .. reâ€" ception was h%ld‘at Maple Villa, rph. The ‘bride‘s mother‘ reâ€" ceived wearing beige crepe *with black accessories, mssisted by the groom‘s ‘mother wearing gray onl Preve with blach aprinsttien. For the wedding trip north the Nile green: t.om." oat and matching green accessor On their return they will reside in Toronto. Henrietta J. Chapman. Studio Wedding Photographs IT‘S GOOD HOUSE â€" KEEPING . .. to keep your house in tipâ€"top condition. Increase the value of your home with a Spring CLEANâ€"UP and PAINTâ€"UP campaign. Senior Business Girls APPLE BLOSSOM BALL Friday, June 4, 9 p.m. till 1 a.m. { PAINT Proceeds in Aid of World Services Fund DENNY BERN! and HIS ORCHESTRA ogINT AT YOUR HOME â€" OR OUR STUDIO PHONE 7947 Weston Y.W.C.A. 142 LAMBTON AVE. MT. DENNIS 1 LA WRENCE AVE. W. ZONE 4â€"485 at the R.C.S.C. ILLUSTRIOUS (Recreation Centre) Artist‘s Supplies ... Machine Stripping We Install and Take Orders For Venetian Blinds H. C. BROOKBANKS ADMISSION â€" 75¢ Chief Organizer Canadian Federation of Labour President P. C. Student Federation NS X4> Present the â€" of â€" J. H. Wallace & ml Eavestroughing Phone: Weston 462â€"w 21 Third Ave,. ESTIMATES FREE