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_ T Auuli Zhest e Westminster Sunday School Presents Its Second Annual "Hiâ€"Ho Come To The Fair" HOME COOKED MEALS WEDDING RECEPTIONS . BANQUETS RESERVE YOUR TABLE NOW FOR XMAS DINNER Phone Weston 240â€"Jâ€"3 . "Fun Fair" in WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 8 p.m. to 12. p.m. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Good Prizes and More Fun for Everyone Admissionâ€""WEAR A SMILE" Education Week Church Service Monday, November 15th at 8:15 p.m. ADVERTISING PAYSâ€"TRY IT Saint Philips Church Subject : "Where there is no vision, the people perish." Everyone Cordially Invited Proceeds to Parish Hall Fund Tickets can be secured from Rev, T. B. 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DAWES BLACK HORSE BREWERY 3QP" ARTINDALE LODGE CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH Under auspices of Weston Teachers‘ Council presents "JOURNEY THROUGH ENGLAND" a series of advertisomenis in iribule 1o those Canadians in u_;f ;gq{ce of ;he public SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 7.00 p.m. These pictures are very beautiful and educational to all students. (Kodachrome Coloured Pictures) by Paul Sears at Central United Church Hall Between Weston and Thistlietown F85 Nemeniy Guest Speaker HON. RUSSELL T. KELLEY Minister of Health JN SUPPORT OF THE 3T. JOWN AMBULANCE APPEAL NOV. 1st te 20th at rervices benev reward or gain, to the wv-lfire o Men like this in the public‘s W THE SERUKE OF THE PIBLIHC ver pezple meet in | s, picthics, sports fim‘f him, ready to sick and injured. . John Ambulance benevolently. â€" with people mm’r« | him, k and and devotes his ti { the people. , some of Canada serviceâ€"at your s "I‘m _saving money for you next term, Dad," announced Ralph. "I‘m staying in the same form, so you won‘t have to buy new books." . The reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Moran and later the couple left for a motor trip to Northern Ontario. They will make their home at RCAF station, Rockeliffe. féathers and illusion tulle. She carâ€" ried a nosegay of bronze and old baby ‘mums. Mrs. Edmund Moran was matron of honor for her sister in a frock of Victorian wine with gray accessories. Best man was Norman Wilcox, brother of the groom, and ushers were Edmund Moran and Thomas Wilcox. The Old Oil The secret of giving cod liver oil to a child is the same as starting on any other new foodâ€"using the right psychology, nutritionists beâ€" lieve. If the mother, approaches smilingly and shows the baby she expects him to take the oil, the chances are he will reflect the mother‘s pleasant attitude and take the oil without protest. It is onw known that it is a mistake to wait until the child is several years old to decide if he needs cod liver oil, He should have the oil every day. It is best not to take a chance. John Somerville gave his cousin in marriage. For the ceremony she choge an afternoon frock of toast tig&e faille with hat of ostrich â€" Weston _ Presbyterian _ Church with Rev. R. C. Creelman officiatâ€" ing was the setting for the wedding of Elizabeth â€" Jeffrey, _ Reg.N., daughter of Mrs, John Jeffrey and the late Mr. Jeffrey, of Berwickâ€"onâ€" Tweed, Scotland, and WO Charles G, Wilcox, RCAF, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wilcox, Bill Higgins sang, "O Promise Me". Rev,. George Roe officiated, Given away by her step father, Mr. George (Chick) Brown, the bride quins, with shoulder length veil and was g’owned in white satin and seâ€" carried a sheaf of red roses, Her only attendant wore corn iel]ow and carried pink carnations, Mr. Al ‘Mam’n was best man and Mr. Alâ€" fred Cruse, brother of the bride, and Lloyd, brotherâ€"inâ€"law of the groom, ushered, During the cereâ€" mony a silver horseâ€"shoe was given the bride by her nephew, two yearâ€" old Raymond Cruse. A reception followed at the home of the bride‘s parents, 586 Main Street, Weston, where the bride‘s mother received in grey with black accessories, She was assisted by the groom‘s moâ€" ther in black with white accessotâ€" ies. Nurse Is Bride Of RCAF Man Rockcliffe Home _ _The wedding was solemnized \mentl{ of Dorothy Jeanett Cruse and John Jones in St. John‘s Angliâ€" can Church, Weston. Mr. Coo&or played the wedding music and Mr. Dorothy Cruse Recent Bride PHONE 353â€"Jâ€"13 BUILDERS â€" CONTRACTORS E. S. WARN WESTON, R.R. 3 Elmhurst Drive FREE ESTIMATES lan gives thought time and _ _Belated birthday greetings to Mr. Leuty, Church Street, for Sunâ€" day, Nov. 7th; Eric Lund, R. R. 2, Weston, and Barry Vail, 9 years old on Monday, Nov. 8th. Dr. W. J. Rodwell, King Street, for Tuesâ€" day, Nov. 9th and Mrs. Jack Weech, King Street, Mrs. J. Carter, Lawrence Avenue and Charles P. Solomon, Lawrence Avenue, for Wednesday, Nov. 10th. Mr. Street ember Mrs Mr. T. L. Moffat, King Street, for Thursday, Nov. 11th, Mr. Lawrie Wells and Dr. Kenâ€" net]}: Wells for Friday, November 12th. J. F. Petrie, Scarlett Road, for Saturday, November 13th. Dr. W. H. Cameron, Main St. North, for Sunday, November 14th. Mr. A. M. Cruickshayk, Main Street North for Monday, Novâ€" ember 15th. Mrs. C. G. Parish, Main St. South attended the funeral of her father, the late Rev, G. Lloyd Evans, held in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on Wedâ€" nesday, I\Fov. 8rd. The re‘gu]ar monthly meeting of the 2nd Weston Mother‘s Auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs. Johnson, _ 112 William _ street, Thursday evening, Nov. 11th at 8 p.m. All mothers are cordially invited. Miss Mary Price, Thistletown, is spending some time in Bermuda. The W.C.T.U. will meet at the home of Miss Hall, 104 King St. on Monday, November 15th, Mrs. Peacock, first viceâ€"president of The XL Bible Class will hold their regular social at the Red Cross Rooms on Wednesday, Novâ€" ember 17th at 1 p.m. All ladies welcome to help with the quilting. Birthday Greetings To Street 18th. W.C.T.U. of the Province of Onâ€" tario, will ‘be the guest speaker, Birthday Greetings to Mrs, Fred Sainsbury of Cross Street, Weston, who celebrates her birthday, toâ€"day; November 11th. The many friends ley Aitken, Holley A glad to know that sh the hospital after h ation. from worl darkness. when you you must utes drivi sundown, again. who will be married the latter part of November to Mr. Donald E. Shields, onlihm of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest O. Shields, Weston. The marriage will take place in Went minater United Church, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aifred O.. Baison, Scarlett Road, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Charles are pictured signing the register following their wedding in Central United Church recently. The bride is the former Margaret Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Charles, all of Weston. The coup'fe will make their home here. TAKE MARRIAGE YOWS AT CENTRAL UNITED If NOVEMBER BRIDE you work for PERSONALS drive to work or home k, slow down in dusk or You cannot drive safely i cannot see so well, so allow that extra few minâ€" ing time. Slow down at and live to see the sun A. Murray Thursday, _ ds of Miss Avenue, w she is home her recent , Church November s Shirâ€" will be ie from t operâ€" | _ A quarterâ€"inch frog, the smallest in the world, is found in Cuba, !whivh borsts also the world‘s lamailest bird. Weston Police have arrested a 28â€"yearâ€"old Toronto man in conâ€" nection with the incident that occurred on October 15 in which two Weston women were threatenâ€" ed with a knifo by a man who had offered them a ride in his car, The women had reported that they had been waiting for the bus on Main St. when the man offered them a ride and they accepted. After driving a short distance, the man turned off the Main St. and drew a knife on the women. The suspect has been remanded till Nov. 15 on a charge of assault. Chief Gordon Grant reported to the Times & Guide that a 1947 model car had been stolen last Saturday morning from Mr. J. D. Carter of 239 Lawrence East, The auto was a Fleetline Chevrolet coach, dark grey in colout. Police said that another stolen auto was recovered at the corner of Jane St. and Lawrence and it is felt that the thieves may have ‘abandoned that car in favour of the Carter auto. Anyone seeing this car should conâ€" tact the Weston Police immediateâ€" ly. Its license number is 4â€"Dâ€"576. Rev. G. L. Evans Dies In Winnipeg The death occurred on Wednesâ€" day, November 3, of the Rev. G. Lloyd Evans, at St. Boniface hosâ€" pital, Winnipeg. Mr. Evans, who was in his 85th year, had for the gast year resided in Weston at the home of his daughter, Mrs. C. Parish. Born in Barmouth, North Wales, Mr. Evans came to Canada in 1925, and held pastorates in Rodney, Jarvis, Huntsville and Picton. He is survived by two sons and three daughters; Mr. Griffith Evans in England; Rev. D. T. Evans of Winnip%g; Mrs. H. Old, England; Mrs. . »R. _ Hopkins, Lindsay, and Mrs. C. G. Parish, Weston. 2 Women Accuse Arrested Man Of Knifeâ€"Threat Norman Lowe of RR No. 2 was charged under the BLCA following an accident involving two cars on Queens drive last Saturday afterâ€" moon. Police report that Gordon Jarrell of 237 Queen‘s drive was attempting a leftâ€"hand turn into the driveway of his home, when an eastbound car, owned by Lowe, collided with the left front fender of Jarrell‘s auto causing $150 damage. Constable R. Smith of the Weston force investigated. _ _ The theft of three planks of lumber from the Toroâ€"Wood Co., 104 Main Bt. S. was reported to the police on Nov. 1 when what looked like some of the company‘s lumber was seen in the garage of Mr. Holbiski, of 100 Main !St, S. Upon lnvestig*tion by the police, Mr. Holbiski‘ admitted stealing the lumber to build cupboards in his house. He already had built some kitchen cupboards when he was lp{)rehonded. The â€"lumber _ was valued at $9. Main St. in front of the Times & Guide was the scene of an accident a week ago at 5.10 in the afternoon. An auto parked in front of the Times & Guide made an attempt to pull away when another auto proâ€" eeeding north on Main and making a rightâ€"hand turn onto Lawrence Ave. E., collided_with it. Constable Rombough reported that $30 damâ€" age had resulted from the collision. The parked car was owned by %d Ki::g. 160 Main S. and the other auto was operated by Arthur Harris of 215 Lawrence Ave. East. Funeral services were held in Winnipeg and interment at Sancâ€" tuary Park Cemetery, Weston. Mrs. Death and the late A. C,. Death, of Islington, and Walton Edgar Jefferson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jefferson,â€" Maiton, were united in marriage by Rev. Charles H. Forth in Burnhamâ€" thorpe Jnited Church. Given in marriage b{ her brother, George Death, the bride wore a gown of white brocaded satin, having long pointed sleeves, with a bow bustle effect at the back, Orange blosâ€" soms decked her hat, from which fell a fingertip veil. She carried white roses, carnations and fern in a cascade. Eleanor Death was maid of honor, and Vera Allen and Mrs, James Heslop were bridesmaids. Best man was Bert Jefferson while ushers were Grant Allen and Lawrâ€" ence Jef:.rson. The bride‘s mother received in a deep purple dress with gray @ccessories and carried a corsage of yellow carnations. ‘The groom‘s mother wore a.,Victorian wine dress with black accessories, and carried white carnations. Today parents are interested in knowing and understanding their children. The Parents‘ Magazine and the following books are being read with great appreciation. Babiejv Aro Human Beings â€" Feedingâ€"Brown. Seven Ages of Childhoodâ€"Cabot. Our Young Folksâ€"Fisher. Infant and Child in the Culture of Todayâ€"Gesell. The Child from Five to Tenâ€" Gesell, Yourself and Your House Beautiful â€"Guerber. . The Ca}q}-eI tzmd Feeding of Children â€"Holt. Child Problemsâ€"Mangold. Toward Mental Health in School Montreal â€" Once famous sola long distance flier Jim Mollison arrived in Canada as an immigrant aboard a Transâ€"Canada Air Lines North Star to settle in Toronto. He said that he had always had Canada in the back of his mind and hopes to continue flying and writâ€" ing. He was also well known for his air trail blazing with his wife, the late Amy Johnson. What Weston Is Reading Child Study Baarmeister._ _ _ _ _ _ __ Parents Can Be Peopleâ€"Baruch. Parents and the Preschool Childâ€" Blatz. _ _ â€"__ 0 =â€" _ __ Undg‘r‘st‘anding the Young Childâ€" Blatz. Child Guidanceâ€"Blanton. The Adolescent Personalityâ€"Blos. The Normal Child: Its Care and â€" Mrs. W. M. ‘Chisholm, president of the Local Branch of the Nationâ€" al Council of Women,. will open the al Council of .Women, will open the Anngal auiugm bessr and sale of the Parish “&,ll’“ on _ Wednesday, November. 17 lt“l.fl p.m. Az- ternoon tea will be ed and there will be a home ml table and home‘ made candy. work of Bt. . Church Woman‘s Aldrich, | _ _ __ _ _ . _ Caring for the Runabout Childâ€" The Child: His Nature and His Needsâ€"O‘Shea, The _ Preschool Child and His Postureâ€"Richardson. Nutrition Work with Childrenâ€" Roberts. s How to Know Your Childâ€"Scott. Everyday Problems of the Everyâ€" Tracy. .._ _ _ __ _ The Parents‘ Manualâ€"Wolf. Famous Flier Settles Mrs, W. Chisholm To Open Bazaar _ EvelynGrace Death Malton Man‘s Bride day Childâ€"Thom. | _ _ _ The Psychology of Adolescenceâ€" Evelyn Grace Death, daughter of Hairdressing ST. JOHNRE ....sssssmsssclnee:ss HALIFAX ... SYDNEY .. . _ _ A. PURKIS VISIT THE MARITIMES â€" Leona Guthrie â€" 19 COULTER AVE. 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