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Morning â€" and : evening» services were o ts the Hprtihy Avonth United Church on Sunday, Novemâ€" ber 14th,. At the 11 am. service the speaker was Mr. John Sylvester from the Metropolitan Church and enphonium soloist was> Mr. Jim Robinson, accompanied by Miss Mcâ€" Kewan. . In the evening the service was in charge of the Young Men‘s Bible Class from Prospect Park Church: Young men like these are an inâ€" spiration and give us renewed hope for the future. ‘All joined heartily in the concluding hymn, "Rise Up, O Men of God" and the service closed with the Mizpah benediction. A fireside half hour followed which included a Bible Quiz and a At 3 p.m. the Sunday School attendance was very good but there is still need for more teachers. The monthly meeting of the Sunday School will be held in the church this Friday evening, November 19. Weston Presbyterian The bazaar will be held on Satâ€" urday, November 27th at 3 p.m. in the church hall. There will be home baking, clothing, quilts, needle work and many attractive donations. A social hour will be held after the evening service to which all friends of the congregation are inâ€" vited. Come and rejoice with us at our hundred and first anniverâ€" sary. The guest ministers at our anâ€" niversary are Rev. (Major) J. Fraser of Christie Street Hospital and Rev. A. H. MacKenzie of Isâ€" lington. The choir have prepared special music and we are happy to have Tommy Hender of the CBC as guest soloist. At the Men‘s Club meeting on Tuesday, December 7th, the comâ€" mittee are fortunate in securing Mr. J. T. Carroll of the Dejartment of Agriculture and general manâ€" ager of the International Plowâ€" man‘s _ Association. The guest singer will be Mr. Harold Bourne, well known tenor. Central Church Next Sunday the minister will occupy the pulpit at both morning and evening trysts. He will underâ€" take a study of the problem of the Worldâ€"Gospel becoming the Perâ€" sonalâ€"Gospel at the morning servâ€" ice. And in the evening, the servâ€" ice is to honour the, Canadian Bible Society, but our own minister will preach upon an experience of - | MODEL €502; The m.:fnlficmt Gâ€"E Musâ€" aphonic. FM, stand broadcast, short wave, automatic record changer. Elecâ€" tronic reproducer. Rich mahogany finish. all important advances in chassis and ircult desien for highest quality tion :t Imv.o.it;'dce. 8 -J:-. 'rm $26.50. Ivory $28.95. > _ ""e~"*~ MODEL ©4781 Lasâ€" g’“':-r...mu n aee non Walnut 133.30. %:.“7;;",3'&'.:«& RODEL CS0Z magnih 6 Muse phonic. FM, standard broadcast, short wave, automatic record changer. Elecâ€" tronic reproducer. Rich mahogany finish. 14 tubes, $850 s & 1 & P n % ienss y e C284 e s _ o o B A. ./A pd e As .:’;5:-’;" Lo °9 F NE ) > s N o A / p w . 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Boarding the 12.35 bus for Toâ€" ronto, Barr was sitting at the back of the bus when at mhe next stop the three men entered and seeing Barr started to hurl insults at him, searching the original manusecripts of the Old and New Testaments while studying in Columbia Uniâ€" versity. Did you ever know how the Bible was written? The actual paper and pen method, so common 200 years ago ? Anniversary Sunday, November 28th, will bring to our pulpit two of the finest preachers in Toronto. The president of Toronto Conferâ€" ence, Rev. T. W. Hazlewood, will be the evening speaker. Mr. Hazleâ€" wood is minister at Humbercrest United Church, and has to hold two services each Sunday morning to accommodate his increasing conâ€" gregation. The morning speaker is Rev. Victor Mooney, DD, who is the treasurer of the United Church, but was at one time minister in.Monâ€" treal, Windsor, etc. He is one of our most statesmanlike men and you will want to hear him, The subject of the address Sunday morning is "Miracles." What is a miracle? Is it breaking an existing law or the induction of another higher law ? Let us join in worship and we shall find rest and strength for our lives. Westminster United We weltome to our evening service. the Weston Businessmen and their wives and friends. The subject of the . address "Inside Germany." This will be a brief glance at some reasons for the stalemate over Germany. Some facts that don‘t make headlines but headaches, . The Faustus Forum are enterâ€" taining the Businessmen and their wives and friends after the service to a social fellowship of songs, movies and light refreshments, The Teenâ€"Agers .invite you to their engaging growing fellowship at 8.15. :'h_ Preget ADe /s Your choice h m waln fomiole Wentesty FH Tad" snuaicd broadcast. Automatic record changer. Plays ten 12" of twelve_10" records wit‘ont im;mpdbo‘:. GiMnlc Reâ€" md“l. tul napower sneaker, $395. teryâ€"operated table ps for farms, mt fi cPhatonsr io E,-.-,-..lc-._r'?h_-&.“ nebower tprcket. $64.50, was kicked sabout the head and face and a large bite taken out of his hand by one of his attackers. Secml- conscious, Barr crawled and walked to a nearby house and phoned Proâ€" vincial Constables Kit Still and James Redpath at Malton. Taking a taxi to his home, he was treated by Dr. R. H. Malyon. _ s Taken to East General Hospital he ‘was Xâ€"rayed for a possible broken bone in his neck. Being Transferred â€" Barr said that Saturday night was the last he was to have worked at Malton as he was being transâ€" ferred to the housing unit at Geco. "It was some going away presâ€" ent," he said through swollen and bruised lips, _ L 0 % Watchman at the centre for nine months, Barr had been the recipient of gifts from some of the residents. Thes e wer boneort....___.___._._.. These were not broken in the fight. Provincial police scoured the disâ€" trict for hours after the attack but could find no trace of the hoodlums said to be in their early twenties. The officers are sti}l investigating. T. Hender Signs At Weston Church‘s 101st Anniversary Next Sunday evening, Nov. 21, a young singing star named Tommy Hender will be guest soloist at both services of the Weston Presâ€" byterian Church on the occasion of the 101st anniversary of the church. Mr. Hender has made a previous appearance at the church where he was justly praised. If there is a choice between an easy method and a’Ptough facingâ€" up to a situation, Tommy Hender chooses the harder way. When an airâ€"check is made of his voice, he seizes upon it and groans in anâ€" guishâ€""What a dull toneâ€"listen to me slurring all over the placeâ€" I was surely flat on that one." Tommy is immensely popular with the younger set, who realize that here is a young man who not only loves and understands music, but his restrained interpretations are so new and so right, with the accent on good taste. How could this superb artistry be anything else when he grew up against the most beautiful background in the worldâ€"music. sy In the melee that followed, Barr GENERAL &3 Just the model you wantâ€" At the price you want to pay. %: § FURNITURE&ELECTRIC CO. 2k UR’Eâ€"T 25 Main St. N. â€" â€" Weston &] Phone 1208 LY. 2626 MODEL C€150: Sensiâ€" Truck Hits Family Mother Dead, Baby Saved, Father Hurt Mrs. Nelson Bowie Ave., York Tw-him‘ in Toronto Western. Hospital on Monday, .as a result of injuries received when she collided with a truck on Egâ€" linton avenue~west, Sunday evenâ€" monthâ€"oldâ€"son Michael, were crossâ€" ing the street when the accident occurred. Mr. Callen who suffered back injuries is in a serious conâ€" dition, but little Michael was unâ€" hyrt. Mrs. Callen suffered a fracâ€" tured skull. Pollyana Gurr, 3â€"yearâ€"old daughâ€" ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gurr, Maple Leaf Dr., North York, narâ€" rowly escaped death, Saturday night, when she fell from a moving taxi into the path of a following auto, ing. Mr. Callen, her husband and Sergt. Duncan McCown, York Township Police, said the couple were walking across Eglinton Ave. at Chamberlain avenue when they were in collision with a westbound truck driven by Hugh McFall of Chamberlain avenue. McFall told police he saw the family crossing the street, but his wheels caught in the street car tracks. The baby carriage was wedged beneath the truck‘s bumper and the baby was thrown to the pavement, police said. 3â€"yearâ€"old Child Escapes Death In Fall From Taxi Constable Harry Newman, of the York Township police departâ€" ment, credited the driver of the car, C. Brown, who was following, with saving the girl‘s life by his alertâ€" ness in applying his brakes, Knocked from. a bicycle she was riding on Wilgon avenue, near Wilâ€" son Heights drive, North York, Saturday night, Mrs. Alfred Hrabb, Carolyn avenue, was taken to Toâ€" ronto General Hospital suffering injuries to her back and head. The girl suffered slight head injuries and shock, and was alâ€" lowed to go home following treatâ€" ment by a doctor. According to police, the injured child was travelling in the rear seat of a taxi with her mother, As the cab, driven by Jack Levy, of Toâ€" ronto, turned off Weston Rd., onto Lambton Ave., the door flew open and the little girl fell out. Brown, following close behind, noticed something fall to the roadâ€" way, realized it was a young child applied his brakes stoppinga few feet from the inert form. Wife to husband: "You‘d better get up and go see why the baby‘s not erying." R A D 1| O S TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET 79.9% RICHARDSON + !hm%‘fiwflfi“fit”,% parties held for King Street, Memorial, Sen wl“ and teenâ€"agers which was submitted by Mr, Charles J. Boiter, treasurer of the Hallowe‘en Fund. It is estimated that 1120 elementary school students plus 350 high school students were entertained. As total expenditures were $555.37, this makes anâ€"overâ€"all total cost per * ; , & 6 a" We j ‘ Hallowe‘en Party Statement | mtollwhchfi-nnmddmmdfiouedw'dg parties held for King Street, Memorial, Senior School, Separate School person of approximately 88¢. In all, $619.48 was collected from the various schools, store boxes, mailed donations and service clubs in Weston, and when the statement was completed a balance of $64.06 was shown. This will be banked and retained for use in next year‘s parties. Merewith is printed the statement in full: ; RECEIPTS Donations: Memorial Schoo! .. Senior School ......... King Street School Generalâ€" « 2,400â€"1e stamps .......__.__.__._..... 45â€"3c stamp$ ......__.__._._.. 75 window stickers .....____._.. SL&HIONEFY | .....0«.«mmmmmmmmmmmnmnon Taxi: returning movie equipment Photographs of party ..._.___ Homorhlxnd Senior ‘Schoolâ€" Kindergarten: cookies, ice cream Shell OULS .~.â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"neremmmmmmmenssime PFIEGS .....coooomemmemmmerememmmarmumn MAEICIRN . ....â€"««coommmmemmenmmmmmemminies MOYIGS | .. o. mmmmmmcmmminmmmmmmmmmion Kinfi Street Schoolâ€" Shell OULS ..â€"mocizums PHLOS . ursemunommmnmg Rent of films ... 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