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» [ (Continued from page 3â€" _. A very pleasant evening was wpent in the. Masonic Temple, ‘Weston, when. Mt, Dennis chapter entertained Grand Chapter officers along with presiding matrons and from everyone. E. C. Hopkins Broker Houses and Business Properties 70 EDMUND AVENUE ROOFING AND $HEET METAL EAVESTROUGHING â€" INSULâ€"BRIC, SIDING PHONE j 19 RD AVE. wESTON 462â€"w wWESTMOUNT, ONT. CONCRETE CONTRACTORS REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ES FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, SICKNESS and ACCIDENT, PLATE GLASS, BURGLARY FREE â€" Puppet Show FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NOVEMBER 4th and 5th J. H. WALLACE & SONS 36 MAIN ST. N., WESTON _ ZONE 4â€"582 No. 1 Emperor Grapes 10c Ib. 45c basket Milk Fed Roasting Chickens sâ€"7 i»s. i». 4§¢ FURNAC ES Wealthys 29¢ basket 169 MAIN ST. N. Splendid For Canning British Fruit Market British Fruit Market WE CARRY FULL SUPPLIES OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 2 Phones To Central, 1350 â€" 1351 (PEARS 400 BASKETS KEIFFER 200 BASKETS DOMESTIC WARD & BEST ANYTHING IN CONCRETE CELLAR FLOORS, STEPS, ETC., BLOCKS LAID, BUILDING SUPPLIES ROCKERY STONE PHONE 62â€"Wâ€"4 Bring The Children To See This SPECTACULAR SHOW REPAIRED â€" VACUUM CLEANED INSTALLATION TO ALL MAKES â€"All Types of Floater Policieeâ€" Insure With Confidence With An All Canadian Company SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO FREE DELIVERY ON ALL ITEMS EXCEPT POTATOES «All Day Long In Our Window Weekâ€"End Specials PHONE ZONE 4â€"202 In Our Window ALL DAY ‘MdNthx ‘mm.u [;ummun by grand chapter officers. worthy grand matron, Sis. Edith Downer, presiding. A very pleasâ€" ing programme was‘ presented by the entertainment committo¢. ‘!{o evening closed with dainty refreshmentsâ€" served by the <re« freshments committee. Winter Potatoes Cash and Carry Prices No. 1 ONTARIOS....1.40 No. 1 N.B::»smmmmmmmmin d i09 »NO. 1 P.E.1ssommmmemmant iD 10c Per Bag Charge For Delivery 29c basket 200 BASKETS DOMESTIC ONTARIO For Cooking Listings Solicited . WESTON AT THE SsPYS TOMATOES / 49c basket B?xl your drapes custom made m )rnr own material by an expert. No waiting. e Westen si8%. 0| xedéâ€"tf BLOCK laying, . qranteed workâ€" o0 ____ _ A. Lyon MU. 2706 1002 Weston Rd. xâ€"45â€"tf CHESTERFIELD sagging? Three makes of upholstered furniture repaired and recovered in your home or taken out. Furniture repaired. We specialize in reâ€" springing and repacking chesterâ€" field cushions. Phone J. Finegan, Weston 1179. xâ€"d5â€"tf SEPTIC TANK SERVICE 8EPTIC _ tanks, ~pumps, _ drains cleaned u%d yepai ew inâ€" {ulluion. P :Fe C 164â€"M, slington 718â€"J. xâ€"45â€"4t Theatres, Hotels, Homes, _ c Offices, Stores B.uf:, upholstered furniture beautiâ€" fully shampoced in your own home. Floors sanded, refinished, cleaned, waxed and polished.. Wall washing. Painting and tinting. Mastic and tile floors laid. Conâ€" tract prices. _ Work guaranteed. Hiâ€"power vacuum. Estimates free, Weston 2218â€"W LL& 4812 xâ€"46â€"1t CARPENTRY, building alterations and repairs reasonable. Houses, garages, recreation rooms, trim, eupboards. For estimates phone Rumsey Bros., Contractors. Phone‘ TRANSPORTATION wanted to Zone 4â€"679. _ vieinity Queen and Spadina by 8.30, returning after 5. Phone 576â€"M. oâ€"46â€"1t _ d;:l-y. vicinity Goodyear, hours 8 to 5 p.m. Phone Zoné 4â€"317. _ â€" oâ€"46â€"1t FROM Weston to New Toronto HUMBERLEA RENOVATING SERVICE OEEWCC UC ENOe i table. Phone 1687â€"J. oâ€"46â€"1t TRANSPORTATION to and from Canadian Constock at G.E. Co., Scarboro. Phone 460â€"M. oâ€"46â€"1t LDE.TO ORDER ‘On ln::g‘nf Terms if Desired Mt. DENNIS UPHOLSTERING ciu;sf of drawers or dreSzing M Lilas‘® paal TRANSPORTATION WANTED manshi AESTERELELD winx? Ihree piece suite rewebbed $12.50. All CARPENTERS FOR HOUSE CONSTRUCTION No. 1 SPY, bushel....1.75 No. 1 GREENING, HHSRET .2 â€"smummmmicm 1PB UPHOLSTERING .‘ Chesterfields and Chairs Studio Couches, Davenports DUSRET 1smm No. 1 MeINTOSH, DOMESTIC WEALTHYS, bus. 1.25 100 BASKETS Pepper Squash 3§¢c basket Recove bushel Must be expérienced. PHONE 321â€"Jâ€"1 From Page 8 APPLES nla p"®â€" WANTED WESTON 2.50 xâ€"46â€"tf s M. H. G 1013 Weston Rd. Weston‘ Lone 4419 Continued from page 1â€" This week we mét in the recreâ€" Town Hell auditorium in cherge |ation office. Then, under the direcâ€" of Mr. Rus Sears, capably assisâ€" |tion ‘of Elizabeth McDonald, ‘we ted by teachers and members of |had a game of volleyball on the the School Board. The program |Central United chursh tennis saw a full length cartoon movi¢ |eourts. At last, our stomachs as operated by Mr. Stan O# |rumbling, we went to the Y voom. borne. Bruce Ruggles gave & |Elections were held and recorded series of comedy skits and @|ag follows: President, Barbars hearty singsong filled the evenâ€"|Simpson; viceâ€"president, Nancy ing. Costume judging was a highlight of the evening and the | ~~â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"=nâ€"=â€"***~~â€" party ended on a happy note of "shellâ€"out." OA |'a “ate Senior Public School â€" Entertain More This party was one resplendent in fancy, unusual and intriguing costumes. Under the capable diâ€" rection of M. C. Stu Hill, the &nny moved _ along | smoothly. rs. A. Chapman of the Home and School was in charge of the party capably assisted by Grant Gillespie, the principal, and members of the staff and H. and S. John Allen eperated the movie which was a fullâ€"length J. Arthur Rank film. Bruce R\ufilgl preâ€" sented comedy skits and aâ€" singâ€" song. rocked the auditorium. Shellâ€"outs concluded a successful evening of fun. > Weston Collegiate â€" The teeners dance was in charge of Miss Gene Duffy, of the Y.W.C.A., assisted by a teenâ€" age‘club from the Y and mem; bers of the staff of the Collegiate and the Y Board. Ken Watts, Bobbie Gimbey and his orchestra were present through the courâ€" tesy of the Robt. Simpson Co of Toronto. Ken Watts was a capâ€" able M.C. and the orchestra left nothing to desired. A highlight of the evening‘s frolic was a square dance session led by Gord Sackett and his square dance orchestra. There were novelty dances including spot dances, elimination dances, mystery dances and a Conga Line led by Mr. and Mrs. H. Sanders, president of _ the Community Council. _ Refreshments, _ prizes and masks were given out to imâ€" prove the Hallowe‘en spirit. â€" It was estimated that over 400 girls and boys were in attendance at the dance. The orchestra is meeting with the problems which face all organiâ€" zations of its nature. The memberâ€" ship is still inadequate to cope with increasingly difficult music because of lack of support in the violin secâ€" tion particularly. At the last meetâ€" ing we were gratified to have three cellos present and they certainly rendered the orchestrations with a flair. For the next few weeks the group will be in a state of reâ€" organization and & campaign for membership will be the obligation of every one there. Patrons included: Mrs. Olive Moffat, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lynch, Mayor K. L. Thompson, Principal and Mrs. E. Worden, Community president Harold and Mrs. Sandâ€" Weston Concert Orchestra It is not comforting to read of the similar problems encountered by wellâ€"established musical groups in large urban areas. It merely reflects the growing pains experiâ€" enced here. Many large centres are seeing their symphony orchesâ€" tras collapsing around them. This is tragic in that it tends to indicate a decreased interest in finer music. When a city of 90,000 fails to supâ€" port a symphony orchestra of 50 pieces, the reader may well imigine the chore for 8,000 population to bring up their strength, to 80. The 1949 edition of the Cog munity Hallowe‘en Party was success and the coâ€"operation of the teachers, Home and School Association made it possible. The members of the orchestra have faith and will work and it may prove.to be a concert group worth listening to in the future. > The "flints" used in cigarette lighters are not real flint but an alloy of cerium and iron produc«d by an electroâ€"metallurgical proâ€" cess. Professional Photographer: "Now watch closely and you‘ll see the little dicky bird come out." _ _ Modérn Child: "Oh, don‘t be silly â€"expose the plate and get it over." Musicar Not:s WESTON CONCERT ORCHESTRA RECEPTIONS MEETINGS 2197 BLOOR 8T. W. NoT RESPONSRLB FOR _ GOODS LEFT ov 60 DAYS 54 MAIN N. _ 0. â€" J HAWE PHON LADIE®‘ .M‘%%&’fs?éifilfi%'fi%"m storsp BTORAGEâ€"FURS at 2% of their value. All Garments Insured Against Fire, Theft of Damage CLUB LYNDHURST WESTON CLEANERS from Py 2 ROOMS AVAILABLE x»BLâ€"tf __| _ Mr. Bushe]l spent last year at :1 the University of Toronto in post: ,“i graduate study in etomology. He was to have continued at the Uniâ€" versity this fall but was taken ill. in | Born in Weston where he received of|his early education, Mr. Bushell n. |enlisted in the second World War n. |with the RCAF and served as a te |pilot officer in Canada. He was a ts, |former member of St. Phillip‘s ya |Anglican â€" Church, Weston â€" and ipâ€" |lately had attended Bonar Presby of |terian Church. Senior Public School Club OAC Graduate Dies In 28th Yr. Dies In 23rd YÂ¥r. Graduate of the Ontario Agriâ€" cultural College, Guelph, in agriâ€" culture in 1048, Arthur George Thomas Bushell, 28, died Wednesâ€" day, October 19th, at Sunnybrook Hospital. A grandson of Mrs. C. 0. Farr, who died Thursday, October 6, just two weeks ago. Surviving are his widow, the former Jean Murray, bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bushell, Weston; a brother in Dawson City, Yukon, and a sister, Mrs. F. Gerdes, Weston. Interâ€" ment took place in Park Lawn Cemetery. Coninued from page 4â€" point out at this time, that never before had Weston ever held an Ontario Hockey _ Championship. Having seen all the games, it really made me feel proud to live in Weston and have such a team represent our town. Letters to the Editor Colored Film On Leather Carving To Be Presented Now, I ask youâ€"Is this what the People of Weston want? When the Lions Club took PUBLIC SUBâ€" SCRIPTION for funds for the arena, they stressed the fact we would be supporting the YOUTH of the TOWN. If our boys are not going to be allowed to play in the Arena, it seems to me they gave false representation. Would you, the People of Weston, rather see our boys play in OUR Arena, or some other team unknown to us. . I, for one, am for the WESTON FELLOWS. I don‘t believe in treating a Championship team this way. WHAT DO YOU SAY WE Do SOMETHING ABOUT IT??? SINCERELY, A SPORTSâ€" MINDED CITIZEN This year the boys were looking forward to retaining this Chamâ€" pionshi; by playing their home games in our newly built arena, but they have been told they will not be able to play in our arena. Our Weston boys will not be able to play in our arena BUT another Jnuior Team with perhaps ONE Weston boy on it will be playing in our arena instead. â€" The November meeting of the Leathercraft Guild will be held at Central United Church rooms on Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 8.30 p.m. Arrangements ‘ have been made at that time for a color and sound film on &he "Art of Leather Carvâ€" ing." There will also be a display of tooled and carved articles from Vancouver. There will be a silver collection to defray expenses. Anyâ€" one interested in Leathercraft is cordially invited. Any new memâ€" bers to the Guild will be welcomed. The following meeting will be held early in December and arrangements are being made by the Canadian Handicrafts Guild to have as our guest speaker, Miss Frances Neil of the Ontario Colâ€" lege of Art. Miss Neil is a gold medallist of the College of Art and her address should be very worth while. eA BANQUETS _ PARTIES PHONE 1000 Â¥. W. C. A. LY. Carroll; secretaryâ€"treasurer, Betty Armstrong; â€"branch activity memâ€" ber and news reporter, Janet Mcâ€" Cormick. Next week we will meet at the recreation centre‘at 5 o‘clock. If you are in public school and 12â€"14 years old, bring your supper and come along for a good time. See you there. â€" Well, we have that surprise we promised you and it‘s none other than, Bill White! I know some of you older "Open House" fans reâ€" member Bill when he was down last year and how much we all liked him. Bill leads a mighty fine singâ€"song as you‘ll find out on Sunday and we guarantee he‘ll have you singing loud and long in your best baritone, soprano, tenor, or whatâ€"haveâ€"you! Don‘t miss Sunâ€" day, November 6, in the basement of the library. Refreshments will be served as usual and all your friends are welcome. See you Sunday! â€" Sunday Night "Y" Open House Sic!( Children‘s Haven Of Hope Stricken Babies This is just one of the stories which have made the hospital for Sick Children famous throughout the length and breadth of the continent. Last week a North Bay baby stricken with dysentery, came to the Sick Children‘s Hospital after a wild 65â€"mileâ€"anâ€"hour ride in a borrowed taxi from his home. The baby‘s father D. Leboeuf drove the car as far as Barrie where he ran out of gas, and the baby had to be transferred to a police cruiser to finish the trip. The father followed as soon as he had filled his gas tank. Mr. and Mrs. Leboeuf had no place to sleep in Toronto except in their car, until kindâ€"hearted _ hospitat _ officials found a room for them for the night. HARDINGTON ANGLICAN CHURCH Adultsâ€"35¢ MINSTREL SHOW AND CONCERT W IN D ER‘S at the HARDINGTON SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ON NoV. 10 AND 11 T A X I TWO FEATURES Paulette Goddardâ€"Macdonald Carey in 1 1 1 4 JOHN ST. WESTON PHONE MONDAYâ€"TUESDAYâ€"NOV. 7â€"8 Philip Reedâ€"Hilary| Brooke in BIG TOWN SCANDAI 8.15 p.m. Present Janet MeCormick. All Makes of Furnaces Vacuum Cleaned and Repaired â€"~â€"â€" Chimneys Cleanedâ€"Lawnmowers Sharpened Â¥" Open House _ |J New Furnaces, Grates, Fire Brick, Coils & Pipes Installed : that surprise we . nd it‘s none other Oil Furnaces Installed. ! I know some of Bs es 26 CHISWICK AVB. c _ _ & Robert Armstrongâ€"Mae Clark in sTREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Childrenâ€"15¢ "Where sound sounds best" Up TéM 6 O‘Clock Phone 1441M; After 6 O‘Clock Phone Zone 4483 un Claire Cole. WESTON TWO FEATURES Randoiph Scottâ€"Marguerite Chapman in ~ CORONER CREEK FRIDAYâ€"SATURDAYâ€"NOVEMBER 4â€"5 54 JOHN ST. WESTON _ 6 "Satisfied Customers Are Our Best Roofing and Sheet WESTON Heating & Cleaning Service PHONE 193 * EAVESTROUGHING â€" mmw All Types of SHEET METAL MASTIC AND RUBBER TILE w.s.u.namun-‘gurm MODERN AND OLD TYME DANCING AT ITS BEST JACK CHAPMAN (CALLER) RAMONA GARDENS Every Wednesday Night ADVERTISING PAYS â€"TRY IT 1236 WESTON RD. . L. MERTENS, Phm. B. with Cary Grant â€" Franchot Tone and Diana Lynn â€"ALSOâ€" NIGHT WIND RUSS CREIGHTON AND HIS VARIETY DANCE ORCHESTRA DANCING OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS: Except Wednesday: 9â€"12 a.m., 1.30â€"5.30 pam. THURS., FRL, SAT.â€"NOV.i 3â€"4â€"5 Every Girl Should Be Married with Olivia DeHavilland ADULT ENTERTAINMENT â€"ALSOâ€" wINNER TAKE ALL with Charles Russell â€" Virginia Christine BOX OFFICE OPENS 6.15 P.M. DAILY oUNT DENNI THEATRE 2271 BLOOR STREET WEST (1 Block West of Runnymede) Wednesday: MON., TUES., WED.â€"NOV. 7â€"8.9 B. L. ROSE dnesday: 9 a.m. to 12.30 nc Evenings By Appointment SNAKE PIT BILL‘S ADMISSION 50¢ WEDNESDAYâ€" with Joe Palooka 1 MAIN ST. N., WESTON PHONE JU. 19 W Esfon 110 PHONE 1638â€"J