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Tom-to In Behind Buffalo, smaller in am and ptmultrtion than Toronto, has 40 than in much wiring underground " the Canadian city. pumi- Mlnhall. Jim Ally-on. Peter Ludo“! " Joan McCrukon no - in I “one from the musical comedy "Good Nun". which pl.” " Wanton The-tn an: Wednesday and Thursday. Wednesday, Feb. 113rd, 1949 MIME 3nd EUGHRE MON.-TUES. Two Features FEB. 21 . " () “Salutes Weston" ADMISSION EVENINGS EATINEES ADULTS 30c V CONRAD NAGEL'E'an KORTNER n Chum portable microphone will be at the Richardson Furniture showrooms to record the voices of you and your friends Saturday, Feb. 19th, at , p.m., right after the Salute to Weston broadcast. Como, how fun and participate in Your Home Town Broadcast. _ , We are proud to pay tribute ht the progressive spirit of the citizens of thief“! growing munici- palty . . . It is a privilege and a pleasure to serve them . . . We invite you ht listen to . . . LISTEN TO CHUM DIAL Its IN TECHNICOLOR DICK HAYMES - VERA-ELLEN In CARNIVAL IAIN: COSTA RICA --- __ __ - so - MIMOIIAL HOME tk SCHOOL ASSOCIATION REFRESHMENTS - FAVOURS - PRIZES RICHARD”?! FURNITURE CO. STORRAR DUNBIIK KEISI'IAW CONSTRUCTION vicious-CIRCLE Please Brings Cards if Possible “CALIFORNIA FIREBRANDS” "SALUTE TO WESTON" Mcmoriel School at 8 pan. 33%] A NEW PROGRAM FOR AND ABOUT THE PEOPLE OF ‘WESTON Admission 50e "ARE YOU WITH IT” 'i'--'-?'?)""-))-.':""--"'--"-'--" DONALD o'foNNot -' OLGA SAN JUAN . _ a I. H. D. GS ADULTS Me CHILDREN, " and Under, Me V . CHILDREN 16e Thea. Prices Include Ann-omen! Th: q EVERY SATURDAY AT 2.30 P.M. IN TRUCOLOR ' MONTE HALE -i ADRIAN BOOTH T n [ The Blluc~Whlte Sen and in the Smut Union in the longest ship /Pnal in the world. It in 152 mil» trom and to end. _ leer Canal 'ilih)ils-yz-iiitisrstrsie WED. - THUR. IN TECHNICOLOR JUNE ALLYSON - PETER LAWFORD SPONSORED BY GOOD-NEWS With PurkWMttlam - Ray McDonald " Marlin“ - Ra Mel) Also Selected Sirorts _ 1 FAR AWAY PLACES sung by Bing C shy. By this time, how, }ever, I wouldn't be tux-prised it ‘that cute polka number with the intoxicating name, MORE BEER, his mched the top. It’s doing acme very but climbing. _ 2 POWDER YOUR PACE WITH SUNSHINE. 8 A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME 4 THE PUSSY~CAT SONG 5 GALWAY BAY 6 MY DARLING, MY DARLING .-another one that is climbing quite fut and may tench the top again soon. Not that I'm Rally superstitious, but Percy certainly - me into n tub-bag of trouble molt ot the time. Being I bury an. I room- tr attuned Percy with In "and on Feb. 14 to buy e couple ot lenti- mental lulled: for moon. very "new. Ell-hing over . little later with the neordl, I boldly tlourighed the two records in the {we of my ‘emvhile Velentine. A few Ino- Pymu Inter, I we: 'sitting outside in Me cold hurling I headache Ind two broken “cords. How was I to know that Percy had bought record. whose title. read respec- tively, "When You Were Sweet Six- teen” - "Lmg Ago and Far Awey"? Ouch, my head. Ye February Ritte Parade (Accord- lng to Decca). , Wham t no my deadw- mind Mala-upon nun-k at bad luck mun my buck at or - m minor- could ‘CIIIIO I N. T SO TIRED il LAVENDER BLUE 9 I'VE GOT MY LOVE TO KEEP ME WARM TURNTABLE A In I. H. JORDAN WATCHMAKER THE WOOL SHOP CRUICKSHANK'S GARAGE FEB. " . 24 Um.“ ( Grass, Danby md Copeman of Hamilton; Bates. Cabell and T. Hall of Marlboros; Keener and Cluluon of Kitchener; John and Jim Fry of Stratford; Seam-ave and Mills of Brantford; Harris and Mowbray of Owen Sound. He: Have you ever been mistaken for a man? She: No, have you , Iver since Gene Kelly did that dancing scene with the animated mouse, in the movie, “Anchors Aweigh," that big manly chap has been pictured as the friend ot little c'ildren. "Kid stuff," lay. Percy. Sure it's kid stuff, any I, but both Gene and the children seem to enjoy it which in the main thing. After all, even Superman may be a Poppa some day. "perish the thought,” lay: Percy, "you are disillusioning me." All of which chit-chat leads up to the Net that Gene Kelly has made I recording for Columbia of an album of Nursery Songs (Volume II actually). Backed by a vocal qutrrttt and on orchestra Gene sings a number of nunery songs including "Farmer in the Tic: "Ten Little Indians," "Billy may," and “Hickory Dickory Doek." Senior and Bedard of Chieago; Ellis and Reed of Detroit; Swonuk, goalie for Detroit; Redford. gollie for Bruins; Weeks, goalie tor Leda; Super and McCormick of Lem. Allin. Bainbridge, goalie for Buffalo; Lax-one, and Stutt, goalie, for Her- shey; Slack and Carter of Cleve- land; Look of Newhaven; Trimble of Pittsburg. Senior A. N.H.L. . . . not wear his Boy Scout shorts. Pve Been better legs on I giraffe than what Percy hll. Well, see you next week? It’s Boy Scout Week neit week and I've suggested a good deed that Percy can do gvory My of thtweek TERING "u" the Mb." ll - tq M and The but long manned nun to It,'lht6tt , ihtrepttii',",', be on} ,1“: way out. PM, Mr. and Hm u M were meuuomd MORE BEER can. out Among tho new of w. 14th originally the!“ 1981 ad in quite I}. at a. Ttet at Yunnan-m Popular until the II! yam. was on 'yieirihiri,.' 117‘ . .. mundg nth-t magical who. Bov- "a. I't'tt lee a It. Andi om, n- my mom 1t'tr, ”on at- the and“? 'hh'?.' ",l'if "'5“ .metttr " M“ . last. In. J. Mould at the mMoimobymmnw of a” Good ”mug.“ the [ t "- at mud t '0: “The 1 Another non; whleh in becoming glitz-mi Church.” Th. Guild very malaria the candy tum, were slid to you no my cent-n- "When Clancy Lowered the Boom" "rftp),t,", 1 th 'gl'lt; u PN by Ihmtis'Ny, formerly nulntyw’ tru Ttg. at St. Andnw I Sand. ' Po . 18. solom. on thn Jack Benny Ihow and Rev Butler wu ulna SH and the now “"0"" .ot hits own radio pro- eotltpegation ”no their good wishes gum. n .rifSod: " to him for a woody movery. Mr. Remember . Deep Purple u Minty make on an 9th vex-Io. 16th Inn: by that mater-emu". Bin: duplex of St. John: "As the Father Crosby'. Well, this tune and may hath. loved 'l" to have I loved {my other old favourites are included in ttetley,e ye m mg les,',' The c a" the album, 'Stardust," u originally "ne Uad Me lated during tha lung by Der Single. Mike: I good otNrtorr. Don Snider and Run " Nickle wet. on duty as aldesmen. any listening album, upecldly it Mi hi l S id" 1 ed th you like to compare Bing'l present eel. S " ey m p " e resonant tones wand an”; w-ith his singing of a. few yearn ago. Nor Set- for Children 10 99!!!!‘086, “Hm, £1,516.55 or THE WEEK in the MIDGET NHL Five nursing chases met at 501. Straight's Legion Hall on Feb. 10 under the 't,"efd of the Etobicoke Red Cross to ear I lecture on com.. municahle diseases, with colored slides, ably given by Dr. Fenton. The Etobicoke public health nurse put on a humorous skit showing how to isolate I patient, which wen very instructive and enjoyed by all nurses. Dr. Sincleir also spoke on T.B. and minted out the splendid work now Ing done in free Kalg- ing of people to help cut down T. , 1nd how we can all help by sub~ wanting to x-rays and keeping our- selvel free of it. After a very in. structi'w and delightful evening the "Huron ladies served lunch to over one undred present. Mr. Head, president of the Red Cross, was chairman for -ttreasvening and intLOduced the apeekers. _ lut Friday evening and entertained Mother: and Putnam at the child- "n. Truly, than were happy And proud {you " they any their hymns, Iona, nelutiom and plu- edmnuieal selections for their pa- rent... who lhould no doubt lee theme. friendly has each and every Sundny. Following the pmgnm, mfreshmonts were served with chocolate milk for the entertainers. tun, thunk- go to Mr. Land. In- pertntotdent, and than - "1m tuaih. of am My School. Ila . MW! clan, and. I, had I ale. Vulcan». P3111 at nhool on Um”- _ no turm- “I!“ d out not M nth on ttte MM: pong, with brain on“. we. (fe not hip. We in“ no nun- Ittm, h Mttr but Yt Ae, ttt cull hm in. a“ ”macaw-nu. The Women's Inetltute Study Group learned more about the art of cmcheting at the home of Mrs. Chappel last week. Mn. Wet“ we: there to guide their fingers to pretty end intefeeting petteml. Owing to the debut; between Men end Women, Men's Club and Women's Institute at Thistletomt, the Study Group meeting will be postponed until 1'etr. 28th, when the group will meet It the home of Mrs. Hilda Peach with Mm. Moeher being in charge of Cemdlen m.. tory. Remember the (we, loudly, Feb. 28th. n intuwhnmmh- ("ll'l but 'eat" - a The United Church Sunday Schogl gut than bert toot forward The work of mercy never ends and so once again we are asked to help with the Red Cross campaign fmm March 1 to March 81. Eleven ladies have offered their assistance and are willing to help canvass and are as follows, Mrs. A. 8hearnuut, Mrs. H. Griffiths, Mrs. K. Kingdom Mrs, Berrill, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Peach, Miss Elliott of Sick Children Hos~ P!tal,_Mr. Munary loathe Schgol, brain. A Red Cross worker for the put M years, Mrs. Port hasn’t been able to attend her regular Red' Cross sewing meetings or the past few weeks,‘ but confined to her home, she still does her sewing and knit- (ting, easily keeping "l with the lother group members. om in the former home of Dr. Savage. Thistletown, which was afterwards sold to Paige Wadsworth and now remodelled is occupied by Mr. and ‘Mrs. Burleigh, Mrs. Port has lived in many Ontario centres while her husband was employed by the rail- way. The last of eighteen of a family, she has had a wonderful life and is the aunt of Mr. George Stewart, our respected neighbor' for many years. She remembers many of our old timers and plsges of in- terest in those days gone bl. Mrs. Port was the daughter o David Stewart, who operated a shoemaker store in Thistletown, later moving 'to Woodbridge, she was married on September 28, 1886, to William Port of Collingwood, by the Rev. W. F, Wilson. Of her five children, three girls and two boys, one daughter, Mrs. H. E. Johnson, is the sole sur- vivor. Her Ian. Stewart Fred, now deceased, was a former neighbor and onened the Grandson Tea Rooms. Surely this is a wonderful re.U.ed of {wonderful lady. _ Mr. hhmph'z-xe'af itrid "cuiirr,"iiiis: Peggin and cppuip, Mrs. DytmE. . Mr. Mini: MP, Elle-f ' her lat St. Andnw’l ttPg' For. 18. ‘Rev. Butler wu ulna i and the foeyr.regftion an! their good wishes ito him for a woody movery. Mr. Minty make on an gth vex-Io. nth dupin- of St. John: "As the Father hath loved me to have I loved ion. continue ye in mg love." The c air ‘unc “bud Mo bold" during the Iiit3di'il' iiiaiiii52iiaiii an... tho bilil'it Iva-1 oi. of the umb-n in mud to attend and Ittglutt, J", “a det nttd n . _ . t'dAtd Mrs, LW' Pueh were 1'.'r,N'thM',',t,,'t '.1l'r'; gilludi . "hum: 115NI'e'ff2.' “:11: - __- I _ '"'s5C"'i7GGfli'ifild a a; Gr nw'l t','NNttdt',Pl Ichool mom _ u on lut. In. J. Mould " 'td'tggg ',tu'arltrlg'1'. Tr4'e 'tttt 'll'lff,ft'if gd'r'l'l.,r' Th: Guild ‘weu glad to Ice no my cent-n- 1uryte.tters i'm! may _ Sexual? evening Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Nickie again entertained the Junior Choir and friends to 1 pro- grlmme ot rmtitationr, songs and games. A little choir pram-e we: held under the cepable leadership of Mr. H. Flavell. Marina and Lorna Nickle, Pauline Hill and Ted Watt. leveled the ludience with recitations. Refreshments were served and e hearty vote of thunk- brought another plenum. evening to g clone. 7 - but week Mrs. Dunning had the pleasure of an interview with 1 very delightful lady, Mrs. Mary Port, Si'. John's Road who cele- brtteli in; 90th bin-Huffy 'yeetttlr. amt-31m“ FiGGiG; IKE L 9 by to 03; itiid I At “ch union ot the courts, them will b. I brief intermission doe recreation and n worship service A good number of our neigh- bours went down on Fridey the 11th to the Conservative Conven- tion at Humbercrest School to ‘asuist in nominating the popullr Rodney Adamson, M.P. as candi- ‘dete for the, coming election. Mr. ‘Ind Mrs. Admson are great fe- lvoritel with local Conservative: end their willingness to work for and talk with their constituents is well known. Mr. Wynne Field, the local President, says he in very ‘heppy at the support the "better citizenship" program is receiving and he hopes for an even larger turnout tor the meeting March 1st when Municipal Administration (1) will be the topic for study. and nu. Qht I“ I. - rd2utrl'gtr.: WW. 'Ag-tr. a... flu.- M m - by will to held in In!” thr. tnl UM Gulch, on hi. "i. um, osd Inch M. will. I. other than muting: will be held on Tyrder nights It Woodbridu Uniud Church. Thou latter meat- inn will ho held on Feb, 16, Feb. 32nd and Mull: Ut. The "the. has the choico of that could " that mounts. Com li) ll baud on tho book 5W"; _PtittsattAildren" by The third choice, "A Course on Chrluiin Citi"ttrhip," will be led by the Rev. Ashley Keaton of Woodbridge Inc! will be of parties" Iu interest to young people's workers. the 'aitae of n. Andrew's Church were given to the glory of God Ind in loving memory of Mr. Ind Mrs. Beaten, good neighbours who lived tor I number of year- in the V11- lage. Mrs. Rental: was organiu of the church for , number of yarn. "reaching AI Jau- Taught" by Link in the study book for coax-u M. Thin il I study of the Alma, Attitudes, Motives and Methods uled by our Saviour who wu th. Wotld'l Greatest Tucker. M. John Kell of Thirtletown will give lu_denhip to thin study. I 'cl,Trltt.'mtr,tget Lu: You-Hm. was no Martin. This I: u highly 'Beqttt- ma“ new mum foe when of you: chuck-a. Arr-Incantat- as being made for I suitable leader or laden. ‘Leadeuhlp Come Started In Weston And Woodbridge WINDER’S 4 JOHN ST. and 429 MAIN NORTH PHONE TAXI 111 To thou 'romputing on. of that cannon erediU will In (in: by tho grub Wu unam- Coup t'tattt.etuttgg'."t Inch ”In” 'l'L'lTdl"dl'tA',t'l'fntV. tiwmalBddrq-. bind-m- __ - 'iiiiiii.E"tuua huh-“hub- ln. JuMhbh-d gruMJavun-pm FEM" FWm-tI-t The Men's Club Choir will render special numbers under the leadership of Mrs. Nellie Uuty.' . Subject of Sermon: 'iT/tthy" WESTON AND THE .--" AT 8 PM T when Officers and Director: for 1949 will he elected. A. F._ATI_{_IN$, AUDREY C. HART An open muslin; of the Weston Horticultural Society will be held In the Town Hall, Weston, tst Sunday, Feb. 20th, 7 p.m. MlloRTa',Tr'"S "YOU WERE MEANT Jeanna Crain-Dan Why Omrluunt n WWI“. HORN.“ mu. BOX mam m P... DAILY FOR ME" ADDED ATTRACTION Loo Gomy Ind The Bow": Royl n FRI & BAT. FEB. 18-19 Preaiiient.' MEN’S CLUB SERVICE Friday, February 18th "gMUtyigLER's COVE" WW MISIYTIIIAN “HIGH ' Cu.- Show WALLACE HEERY - mu DRAKE _ m"'"'", PATRICK I “ALIAS A GENTLEMAN" - Added Faun-u - "BONE POWER = JOAN BWNDELL WBD&TTrUW.rNLM-N NOTICE “maxim ALLEY" ADULT “WWW tu-idiom-ii-aus' itulhl-o'wuhlnekm In. - Ftrh.Ti.'i,'iiC', ubmglgy‘q Bridoerestu+ I“ agitating“ I ", his. iiiGii _ GU. 'MON & WE. FEB. 21-21 7 "Va Johny: Jung 'retest-rad-arte" 6mm An'm - x- In! Ally-:1 -Lrrrira 13in- “THE Bram: GOES WILD" With Philip Reed T- Kinny DARK” Ii H;