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I MEAT SPECIALS M JOHN ST. WESTON PHONE 1438.W 'qhtinned Cum An our But was." BPBCrAL--CM01CE Stub or Bust: Bound, Sirloin. Porter. homerWing " MAIN ST. NORTH PICKLED PORK SHOULDERS LOIN LAMB CHOPS TENDER BLADE OR Short Rib Boast 49c lb. _ IAVE’I'ROUGHING - ROOFING . VENTILATION - ASPHALT SHINGLE AIR CONDITIONING - SKYLIGHTS FURNACE WORK - MAS'I'IC TILE FLOORING tarorcrg PRIME RIB ruflalhmw'lhnvbu UtM,'tt, "ahead-is-tth-tmAh. Budd-WW m" WESTON '. CUT RATE MEAT MARKET N SSe lb. PORK MOG Mk lb, MILD PICKLED SSe lb. ROAST CALL US FOR-- PLUMIING -.- FINE CAIJNIT MAKING _ a any typo of carpontry For Minoan, Kitchens, herniation Rooms, on. inf-Bib... "r. Wvllu'Iw-n. Pte ~waL4wmylmpuunum-mua 'rir9.uesughttr, mm It: “mum“? MASTlC-LINOLEUM and RUBBER TILING . . a We spacious. In . AMI Shout Maul Work B. L. ROSE LIES "00llil$'rllitW'lrl0llil' or CANADA LTO. l, ' iiiti L' 2d K: ' E'i a 4Vr Wi , E I = , For This Week Modernizing Is Our Business F roman: HAROLD H. coums 1 51'. Wlt‘l'ON BUMP ROAST "" nuns S2e lb. BONED ROLLED From: of FARMER STYLE SAUSAG ES Round End SSe lb. 39c lb. LAMB 49e lb. MEATI'Y CHOICE _ MODERNIZ! YOUR KITCHEN! We will completely deelgn and remodel your present kitchen - work quickly and expertly completed. OUR COMPETENT STAFF OF PLUMBERS . CARPENTERS CABINET MAKERS and TILE EXPERTS an ready ht um you. sum arr 41c lb. to have tho - "tum to It jinn“! duti- III “III clu- dun of “Man. as. in what in happened in our county and the to- (hunt. Both in the county In! In tho meiment new tttnee" for til. you won honour! this w." by a new Ward“ ot York County, Mr. Goodhllow. The county com- mlulonerl. cx-wudm and Mr. Goodfe11ow were down to the lieu on Wednesday evening, January Mth, when the colours we" N- tnrnod to the Men after the clung. “maintain-aim Hamburger Steak 39c lb. PEAMEALED BACK BACON SHOULDERS SIDE BACON kindless, Sliced FRESH PORK 69e lb. Shank orr 42c lb. Piece or Sliced SSe lb. 49c lb. WESTON continue until the m- IpHu'whon the regiment pack up for Pei-vow: Summer Camp. The Codex. up wel- come to at. put in thin tuning to our lnntrution ha been (and to include them. This "when in thin ‘cue 'upecieily to the Weston ‘Cndeu. The Colonel announced on Sat- uxdny thnt up-Wdeto the mgirtsrrnt have opprvoximntely '80 new mania and that he would like to no this number doubled by the Bummer enmp-time. The objective will have been reached if the strength an be doubled. Sometime tsoonFe hope to be able to have another gels Ufair to attract the attention of all comets, to the regiment. Probably I Cu-nivnl It which the whole floor of the Armouries will be taken over. Be lure and watch for it! arrival time. In the realm of upon: the otfi- can ball tem is playing the Royal Regiment this coming Saturday, Feb. uh. Let'c support the teai-- let's get down to these ball games. The time is 6 p.m. end the place, University Armouries. The team hi! been showing a lot more life ‘lntely. let's show them some nup- CiSiieEiitp my... pal ht I ”dbl-w I“ Ch Itgtt"g'gstr"gtrdt'Td l nun-twat). hula-aims. 2tgthett up I“ not. # mu Snub h. wry“... 8tr."t,',t milking-tool. . Humanity-autism my! oesatdyr-dy'tet.th tmin- in; (or the "tioot. tum“ Bath goodw- box. all VMMWMM "sdte.G-rr.Thierteeyill 'greztutt,ttstttr,tt "sd-r-tomit, the Except for the dance on the 14th Feb. for now I think this is all the news on the Queen's Yorks front, so until next week, let’s get in those reeruits-leths get that extra dollar. You mean, you did not in? about this new offer. Well here it is again-for every recruit brought in who stays for 15 parades the sol. dier so influencing him will receive one dollar. For the soldier who brings in the moat recruits, A man- tle rudio. Let’s go fellowir-let's get those recruits. Continued from page s-- conditions this municipality is thrusting upon its residents will be tolerated a mbment longer than is necessary, and it is because YOU control the destiny of Etobicoke that you are asked to attend this Special Meeting. Westmount A famous historian once said, "A people deserve its government." YOU voted for this Tmship'a Councillors, therefore you deserve my attention or lack of it, they offer you. If you did not Vote, then more shame to you. However, most mistakes can be rectified. Come and find out how you can rectify your: at our Special Meeting, don't con- fuse the date, its February 25th at Humber Heights School, Lawn lance Ave. Our next meeting on Wednesday, February 9th will be at the Com- munity Hall, Kingdom St. Nomine- tion of officers for the ensuing yen will take place. We need working members, and a very sin- cere welcome is issued to In men and women who feel they can give ‘any help that will assist us towake $tobheoke a healthy, happier place for our children. WE guarantee that when you meet and hear our invigorating speakers you will feel compelled to take your place with them in the ranks of public spirited citizens. The new mslgamstion of the If you on planning on ro- modelling" your "or. fronts - v0 can "art work immediately onywhoro in the City . . . BATHROOMS REMODELLED Tiled Shows", I now bath, and wash basins installed ZONE 4-286 STORE OWNERS: Georgetown s.............-.." Weston s............-.-.....' Bridgeport -....,..,..u.....6 Acton "...-...........-......-6 Oakville m..,..,........................., Fergus s.........................; (Results Friday, Feb. 4, Bridgeport at Weston; Tuesday. Feb. 8, Georgel town of Weston; Saturday, Feb. Ili, Oakville at Weston. Jun. 28--0akville 6, Future Guinea Unionville Unionville Weston ... Proms --... Sutton ...- Txbridge Result: Weston 4, Humber Summit 2; Weston 4, Coulaon H. C. O. Player and Team T. Downer, Jr. w. H.'Downer, Int. - G. Goodwin, Jr. - C. Jones, Int. n... M. Nenlon, Int. - Paul Jase, Jr. ... F. Allewell, Int. B. Harris, Int. w. B. Venner, Int. - school sections of this Township is . being closely watched by the Association. Members are intormed that every effort is being made to ensure that these districts will have a representative, a man who will at once be determined, public mind- ed, with an honesty of purpose. He will be speaking at our Special Meeting on February 25th, come and hear what he has to say. _ ”130111717 forget that maid broad- cast, and Dance on Tuesday, Febru- ary 8th, at , pm. _ .. . "rkatrs All "for now folks, Cheerio until next week. lHOCKEYI O.H.A. Junior "C" "' -"""" ut tttWi'. dMat, autumn; _ no ---..N-, Chb-abq m the“. "' --tuus t--aiegatto. Com 7.00 -w..-.-irrtes-4ttW) mm "' Mala, Cho- Ctub-genitt. “the School. 0.00 .an.-aetie A troi-Meet-ut WI. 110 pats.-Art attb--Y local. RM pats.-J+ A 'tttNr-Memorial School. 0.00 p.m.-.Io!iut’l D--Ror.I York Cones-t Hull. 6.80 Fm.-66th Bmomu.-St. John's Church. 7.00 patt.--106th thsi6.o-athte Street School. 7.00 pam-Nah Bohr-ut-tim' Cantu. T.80 p.m.-atadmhttoeb--mmbr Height: School. 8.00 pnaanml Gtsi16-mmrn Hull Auditorium. 8.00 Bon.-Kig Strut tr t tV-King Shoot School. 6.80 'sas-ttMG Brownie-Westminster Church. 6.46 p.m.--64th orider.-4tt. John Church. . 7.00 Parc-tlads Boeur-dteereation Cantu. _ TBO pan-Girl: Nailed Ttg. CorpFSenlor Public School. 8.00 pan.-Ahet- It.uamal--kintr smut School. 8.00 pas-M-Hal H & B-Memorial School. 7.00 p.m.--Amoriean League Rocker-ut-tion Centre. 7.00 pas-Badminton-RCM Illustrious. 7.00 pam-Badminton-m School And. 7.00 pam-AF Cycle Club-Town Hull And. 7.16 p.m.--ath teoutor--8t. Johns Church. 8.00 pan.-Community Council Genenl Mttr.--king M. School. 6.46 p.nt.--dth Cube-St. Johns Church. 7.00 pan.--N.R.L. Boeker-Reermtiun Contra. th, '_. 7.30 pam-AN- Club-Town Hill And. t'l"r .' ' _ - 77h iEU-hiciii' '4! WW!" “1"" a?ymt THL Juvenile 'riiiitii" 'i)iittiii Miss Josephine (Jo) Rogers, dingh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rogers of Jane Street w“ successful in passing her ROI. examinations recently. She is a 1948 graduate of Wellenley Hospitll. F. Haughton, Int. w............., D. Chard, Int. e.............-.., E. Calhoun, Jr. .....................3 F. Stephenson, Jr. -.........3 T. McConnel, Juv. ....._.....5 G. Dillon, Jr. r....-................? G. Chard, Int. .-...............l H. Taylor, Int. .......-..........6 C. Huntley, Int. ......,....-.5 G. Gray, Jr. -...-.....-...........3 R. Powell, Jr. s..........-...) B. Smith, Jr. v............,............., Willie Gallagher, Jr. .........3 Dick Grainger, Juv. .........5 C. Cruickshank, Juv. ......5 o. Calhoun, Juv. r..............., R. Zuchiatti, Juv. ........-5 G. Burlington, Int. ............6 E. Potter, Jr. e...-............-...., B. Petelko, Jr. w.......................? D. Gunn, Juv. w...................." W. Chard, Juv. -..........._....5 G. Screen, Juv. "m..................) A. Harris, Juv. .v....-......5 L. Bunda, Juv. e..................." Don Head, Juv. ......._.. 5 7 Blake Eatough, Jr. 3 " Jack Ashbee, Int. - 6 25 FREDERICK w. "OX-TAT Vice-president of Mon-ll but. Weston. who died II his e In! Saturday. Mr. Muff-t w e of Cnnull‘n otrtr0ttdittr indiiaTiiiia, nnd inventors. Goal Keepers Averages REGISTERED NURSE . " HEINTZHAN AVE I“ but of lock Off thm- MtsrPaMhttllSlltttIt On 0 Sale l g.Thlu, ttz,, SPECIAL "MTMY" . 3-PLY HAIDKNITTIIG A WELL KNOWN BRAND AT PRACHCALLY HALF PRICE 4.16 Av. 1.40 It. nm-h'. mm of M mom it. “was: of t. radio comma, ttmt In III pal-ion pron-m dad to help humus the ling oi Quad-'5 lick and dimmed. Respond!“ to the plan of abut-inn unable to Afford the luxury of A radio at, . - of mambo" of the 810A have on“ the amunittae and Adopud ‘u in object. "A Radio Sat Poraeery Canadian Bltut-ia." A non-profit body, with union of it. mambo“ voluntarily given, it hopes to anlilt the aid of the church, radio and pron to help Mk. known ita work to att ndio- lul shut-ina in Gulch. . Seeing is the most import- ant factor in t h a progress of any child at school and if it is not sc- c o m p 1 i s hed comfort I b 1 y, the child will find study la.. borious a n d u n in terest- ins. Officer- includo Min Jane Iboy. North Malntyre, Ont., eltelrmats; Ilia Jean Calder, London, Ont., Beeretarrtreasurer. Enquiries from [hut-in- or other intone-tad persona mly be tent to the Inter It MI Princess 8t., lamina, Ont. E: J. FISHER Wu Shut-In. Aim Of'Assoc. It has been â€" fouml by sur- vey that 20 per cent of all public school children need visual ‘assist- ance. It is not sufficient to sur- mise that, even though a child claims 'to see clearly, the seeing apparatus functioning normaiiy. The nervous system which controls vision, can adjust itself to faulty associations. Under such condi- (tions, clear vision is only main- tained atlthe expense of the abnor- mally functioning nerves. These associations may be ac- cepted for a long period but more often they “use trouble after only a short time. Eventually the child may complain of blurred vision, headaches or tired eyes. When they appear, corrective measures should be taken. The remedial action takes the form of a complete eye examination by an optometrist. Following a complete visual analy- sis he may recommend visual train- ing, lenses, or sometimes a check on general health. However, in most cases, this stage should never be reached. To quote a phrase, “an ounce of pre- vention is worth a pound of cums." This sums up the reasons why a child’s eyes should be looked after early in life. If a ehild's eyes are checked periodically from primary school on, then preventative action can be taken against any tendency for the eyes to develop faulty see- ing habits. I It is imperative for the parents to recognize this problem. They should not wait until the child com- plains of some visual defect to 'act, been se oft times the child will en- dureip‘oor and uncomfortable vision until . ’hecomes unbearable. Om- lionally the child has never seen icomfortably and hence does not ‘how the normal condition. Optometrists of today are trained and skilled in recognizing any vis- ual failing in a child. 'It is his duty as a public servant to analyze and Continued from pig: '- Iervice is given with busen leaving 'Weaton on the half hour. Saturday Mterrtoon there is a half-hour ser- vice from 12.00 to 5.00 pm. leaving Weston on the half hour and hour., We might also point out that' on Saturdays the last trolley bus lave: Keele and Dundas at 2.00 mm. with the final gasoline bus leaving the Parke Street terminal at 2.30 am. Don’t Miss That ADVERTISNG PAYS - TRY IT VISION the visual problemvof the Colours VIOLET SCARLET BLACK WHITE . PINK BLU E MU. I.“ um ioF.ataikiitm thin Jun- Wdr. ait.tl DMD. James, In". Jon- I! -w but“ " a. "an!!! Md d A. W. In“, " IL CU! dm w. Service on Friday Afternoon. 1-. 28, a 2 o'clock. [New UV.- side Comm. Woman. Jon Alton 61” PM nay " Toronto Wm- Kouplul. Wednesday, Jan. M, I.“ John Albert, beloved husband 71 '-tge1tu.t _ '., 'muiuuuonh- homo. 1m un- bc.Tiaiii, luv 1W1!" ,rthtttt, Florence PIE“ GM, " m cott St. E., Wanton, And dour an»; of Ron (Mn-3. qoodtttlowhde,' Price). Renting It Flynn Um. akin Funeral Residency I)?! Weston Rd., Mt. Donut. Mrryie Sammy, 2 pan. burnout Proo- poet Cemetery. Federiek William Moll". At his home, Cormlyn, 82 Den, nison Ave. W., Walton, on Satur- ar, Jnn. 29, 1949, Fmderiek Wil- liam Moffst, beloved inn-band of Cntherine Janet McNilh, and dear father of Bryce and Juan of Wer ton, Mrs. R. K. MIR” (Anal). of Peterboro, and Mn. R. A. Irwin (Janet), of London. Eating It MI home until Tuosdly noon. Sonia Harold And Bertha ogrch. E Mm w, J. Wm: mun 01199.1. 119 Main St. N., Weston, on Tue... day, at 2.30 pm. Interment River- side Cemetery. _ Muy Ruth Bolder Mary Ruth, beloved wife of George Holder, dear [mother trf Stanley, Dorothy (Mrs. H. Stokes), Violet (Mri. Allan Emile), William, Emily (Mrs. L. Hilloek), and Richer-d. Renting at Flynn Undertaken Funeral Residence, 1278 Weston ‘Rd. Service Monday, t pan. Inter- ment Sanctuary Park Cemetery, Weston. At her home, Weston, on Sum day, Jan. 30, 1949, Luigi. Tiveron Di Martino, in her 71tst year, be- loved wife of Nick Di Martino, and dear mother of Christina (Mrs. J. Glacobelli), Aida (Mrs. J. Vidotto), Stella (Mrs. A. Bordignon). {teat- At Sunnybrook Hospital on Mon- day, Jan. 31, 1949, Ernest Frank Screen (Reg. No. B164520), be. loved son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Aereen, 270 John St., Weston, in his 24th year. Resting at the W. J. 'Ward Funeral Home, 119 Main St. 1N., Weston. Service in the chapel lm Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment /S'anetuary Park Cemetery. Passed away a her home, 81 Roekcliffe Blvd., Mt. Denim. only Saturday toTintrt Jyy 2N1tro, Passed away at his home, It Sykes avenue, Weston, Monday, Jan. 31, 1949, John B. Adamson, beloved husband ttf Susan McBride Adamson, dear father of Ada, Adele (Mrs. Rees), Nelson and Rhea (Mrs. Syme). Resting at Flynn Undertakers' Funeral Resi- dence, 1273 Weston Rd., Mt. Dennis. Service Wednesday, 2 p.m. Inter- ment Sanctuary Park Cemetery, Weston. ing at the home of her daughter, 2045 Jane St., Weston. Funerll on Wednesday to St. John’s RC Church, Weston, for mass at 9 mm. Interment Mount Hope Cement-y. Ernest Frank Screen Luigi: Tiveron Di Martino John B; Adam-on Continued from pun s-- it party with trip to Weston Theatre afteréa. Birthday greetings to Mrs Art Davis, who celebrates Feb. lat Ind Mr. Me- Queen on Feb. 2nd./ Georgie Martin At. Oakville, Ontario, Saturday, January 29, 1949, Mrs. Georgie Martin, beloved wife of Charle- Martin and dent mother of Violet (Mrs. Joe Murphy). Mrs. Martin owned the Weston Hotel for I number of yen: and just lut summer sold the hotel and moved to Clarkson where she operated "The Spinning Wheel." Interment took place in Hamilton. A meeting of those interested in the Recreation Center wee held lest Thursday at the home of Mr. Smith, Lilac avenue, when I flit number ‘were present. Another meeting will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 16, to elect officers for the ensuing yen. Folkel This is our centre, I plece for outdoor recreation for young and old which we have "needed for years. We have it now, but there is still a lot of planning to do and aim of hard work to,tre done, so don't let us leave it to the other fellow or even the willing few. Instead, let in etch pull our weight end do our nhere tow-rd! making it I centre worthy of the ‘Perk and let us etert by attending the meeting on Petr. 16. The time and place will be ennounced in this column next week when We will give you another reminder of the date. Greetings and congratulations to Mrs. William LeMoine, Omagh avenue, who celebrltel her birthday and wedding Innivenuy within the " week. Albion Park The annual gonna-clam] meets ing of Riverside United Church will be held in Humbqniew School auditorium on Monday, Feb. t, " a Fin. The Rev. E. B. Eddy of Central United Church, and Dr. Duncan of me Home Minion: Council will be present. All mem- bers and adherent. in (he (“M "t "rmmtlt tated to “tend. in. ie/ulhiGirtVrTir7 IE; p0 [app how my M I Georg. Aaolph. “Wiréwsiém J Albert Showen and Albert Cal"! ‘9'? mm“: "wk-9m!