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NC ‘The sympathy of the district is u“ibthhnuyo!thhh Mrs. G. McManus, who passed away last Tuesday, Dec. 6th. Although not in good health for the past few years, she did her duty to the last by going out to vote on Monday. Funeral service was held last Thursday from the funeral pariors of McDougall and Brown. Among the pallbearers were Mr. Alan Tayâ€" lor and several from the firm where her son is employed. Many Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Vickers, Byng Ave., on the birth of old friends saind neighbors attended the service, which was conducted by Rev. Kell of Thistletown United Church. Mr. Kell spoke of Mrs. McManus‘ loyalty to the church and to the minister, Rev. R. Currie Creelman of Weston Presbyterian Church assisted. The floral tribâ€" utes were many and very beautiful. Interment took place in the family plot in Prospect Cemetery. Surâ€" viving are two daughters, Miss Helen and Miss Stella, also one son, Lioyd McManus. 8 Last Wednesday morning Shirâ€" ley Wray passed away. In the sumâ€" mer Shirley was stricken with polio and everything that could possibly be done for her comfort was tried. The village remembers Shirley as a girl of joy and sunâ€" shine. When her mother and sisters were hurt last year, she just took over like a veteran. To her family and grandmother, Mrs. D. Love, we extend sincere sympathy, _ Mrs, John Cameron, of Smithâ€" field, has received from England a book of "England‘s Future Queen". This book was sent to Mrs. Camâ€" eron from Miss E. Sharpe, Notts. These two ladies have corresponded for a long time and enjoy the inâ€" terests of the Women‘s Institute. In the summer the Women‘s Thistleâ€" town _ Institute sent . to Miss Sharpe‘s branch the book on "Fifty Years of Achievement". Belated birthday greetings to Gail Hartman who gave a party for fourteen of her friends last week. The family of Mrs. F. Kingdon honored this lady with a birthday dinner party. Her many friends wish her many more years of hapâ€" piness. St. Andrew‘s Women‘s Guild held their December meeting in the Sunday School rooms of the church. The business consisted of the elecâ€" tion of officers for the coming year. Residents were pleased to reâ€" ceive a copy of the special issue of The Times and Guide this week and send grateful thanks. Next Sunday is Carol Sunday at St. Andrew‘s and we invite all residents to come out and enjoy this service. Sunday, Dec. 18th, parents are asked to see that the little ones bring a small white gift which will be sent to a Sunday School up north where presents are not as plentiâ€" ful. Andrew‘s will be held on Wednesâ€" day, Dec. 2ist, in the Sunday School rooms with tea at 6.30 p.m. Children are asked to bring cakes or cookies. It is hoped a good proâ€" gram ci occasion Ro. T. B. Butler was in charge of the service Sunday at St. Anâ€" drew‘s, and spoke from St. Matâ€" thew, eight chapter, verse 2, "Does Christmas Really Matter?" Mr. Wilson and Mr. Snider acted as sidesmen. Mr. A. Field presided at the organ. May we call attention to our busy little village, Sundays there are three church services, Baptist, Church of England and United; Monday, Girl Guides and Brownies, under the direction of Brown Ow! Elsie Swift, mother‘s study group on Mondays also; Tuesday, nursing class in the public school, also women‘s singing group; Thursday, Cub and Scouts, euchre for the adults and bingo in the Legion Hall. Mrs. E. Huffman left for the West by air to be with her husband, Don Huffman, who was badly inâ€" jured in a truck accident xd is in the Moose Jaw Hospital. Phe/chilâ€" Birthday greetings to Mrs. C. Doan also Mrs. Liddycoat, who makes her home with her d~ughter, Mrs. A. Doan, Mill Road. Mrs. Liddycoat formerly lived in Thorâ€" old, Ontario, She is in very good health and her hands are never idle, making rugs or knitting. After the evening service at Woodbridge United Church Mr. Dave McKane rendered two Christâ€" mas solos at the fireside hour held afterwards. Good news is always welcome. We hear that Mr. Ginn will be able to come home from Sunnybrook Hosnital to his home which he hasn‘t seen finished. Friends and neighbors send best wishes. . dren are staying with friends while mother is away. They trust that Mr. Huffman will be able to be flown to hospital in Toronto in The Friendship Circle held their last meeting for 1949 at the home of Mrs. Henry} Knox Avenue, last Wednesday,. Watch this paper for time and place of the first meeting in the New Year, The mnf? children‘s party j Correspondent: Mra. J. B. Henry The Christmas tree party for St. Humber Summit T histletown can be arranged for the 18. held on December 2 by Hardington Branch 401, Canadian Legion, were: Mr. Meffen, 1289 Weston Rd., one ton coal; Mr. G. Baxter, 46 Keelesâ€" dale Ave.; Miss Doris Lundy, 40 Hearst Circle; Miss Boys, 30 Chisâ€" wick St., and Mr. Ed. Bratton, RR2, Weston. Association held their monthly meeting on Wednesday, December 7. Previous to the meeting a dinner was served to some 40 cmuhl of. 1948â€"49 class. During dinner the class made the presentation of a wallet to their former teacher, Mr, Lorne Wilson. Afterwards, in the auditorium, during the regular meeting, the boys and girls of the graduation class were presented with class pins by the principal of the school, Mr. C. Charlton. Rev. Mr. R. C. Creelman was guest speaker and chose as his subject, "Education Today." Refreshments were served by Mrs. Rickwood and her committee. The executive of the Hardington Home and School Association would like to thank thote merchants of the district and Weston who so kindly donated to the annual euchre and dance held on November 25. will be held in the Memorial Hall on Thursday, Dec. 15. The Congregational Church will hold their Christmas concert on Dec. 22nd. Come out and enjoy an evening of local talent, Disappointed, yes, very much so. At the Home and School Associâ€" ation meeting held last week sevâ€" eral ladies asked if they could get Guides and Brownies started in Humber Summit. About ten to sixteen hands showed and arâ€" rangements wete made whereby Mrs. Gaff, Commissioner from } Weston came out as guest speaker. Four mothers turned out and )therefore Mrs. Graff‘s time was wasted and it meant an hour wait for the bus back to Weston. Now, I askâ€"do you mothers think that was fair. There was a notice posted in the Post Office and the teachers in the school kindly gave it out. Watch the Time and Guide for place of the next meeting and do try to be out. Come out and help a good cause at the Bingo every Tuesday evening in the Memorial Hall, Correction: Last week it was mentioned that Mary Lou Jackson was in Brampton Hospital. The name should have read Mary Lou Johnson. Woodbridge Road. Sorry to hear Mrs. V. Evans is on the sick list. Her many friends hope she will soon be around again. Viv, we miss you in the store. The winners of the lucky draw, Hardington Home and School RCM THE SURROUNDING DOMINION BANK Cash on Hand and in Banks, including Bank of Canada.... Government and Other Securities........000060 se 6e0 0« ++s Call LOARS.siressrrrarsarsarssarsrararsrrÂ¥srikrÂ¥rrsÂ¥srrssr2s Commercial Loans and Discounts..............P.........« Bank PremMiSES.s....1)scscscrrrcrrrerrrerrresrarirrersres Liabilities of Customers under Letters of Credit, Acceptances and Sundry Othef ASSEt$........0k.k es k66 6k e 66004 Notes in CirCuItHOD:+++1:rrrs crexsrrsxrrere¢rrar s en sn e +8 808 Letters of Credit, Acceptances and Sundry Other Liabilities. . Total Liabilities to the Public..................... DepOSith. c« «666 k 0660 k ++ be.péslabfothcr Bafik$. . .622 666661648 Capital Paid Up....... Reserve Fund......... Undivided Profits... .. Profits for the year ended 41st October, 1949, after making a; go'flloom n(:ondtznq lmoflof'w:ichhllpmvi:&fip r bad and doubtful debts has B#A MAdée...., ... .....s .ces se ce cce se css se + 0+ ++$2,231,670 Provision for Dominion and Provincial Taxes.................« Dividends at the rate of ten per cent per annum................. Balance of Profit and Loss Account, 30th October, 1948...... .. Balance of Profit and Loss Account, 31st October, 1949......... ROBERT RAF, President Provision for depreciation of Bank Premis#s.. .. .v». «s ++++>+++ Condensed Statement as at 31st October, 1949 Total Quick Assets.......... HARDINGTON fowl ‘and cash vouchers. There is & grand door prize for the person holding the lucky number on the admission® ticket. You may purâ€" school auditorium. Come out and have an evening of fun, and at the chase your ticket at the door if you have not already got yours. At the close of the service last Mylnflndl;a.\mu United church a presentation was made to Mre, M. Mercer, deaconess, who was transferred to another charge in Toronto. Mrs. Mercer was wellâ€" known in the district and worked very hard Â¥or the church, she will be greatly missed and we wish her well in her new position. ‘Tonight is the night for the monster bingo being held in the We were very sorry to hear that little Joan Culver was in hospital, but glad to know she is steadily improving, so we do hope she will be home in time for Christmas. Also Mrs. Fred Semple who has been 1, hope she is well again. _ ‘The district of Hardington turned out in full force to see Santa Claus on Monday afternoon. School was dismissed early to allow the chilâ€" dren to be on Jane street for the joyed it. Happy birthday to Susanne Jeggiel on her third birthday Dec. 14th. We wish to congratulate Mrs. Iola Brookbanks on her near sucâ€" «ess in the election. The Weston Legon Branch No. 213 wish to thank all those who have helped make their euchres a success or helped in any other way during the past year. They also wish one and all a Merry Christâ€" mas and a Happy New Year. The winners of last Friday‘s euchre THIS ‘N‘ THAT W. ROUDIEâ€"WATKINS DISTRIBUTORS PROFIT AND LOS$ ACCOUNT BRYERLEY, 1748 Jane St.. Weston, are the oaz authorized dealers in the J. R. WATKINS COMPANY‘S PRODUCTS for MRS. W. CHALMERS, 1027 Wilson Ave., and MRS. R. the Town of Weston. BRYERLEY, 1748 Jane St.. Weston, are the only authorized Maple Leaf and Grandview LIABILITIES FOR PROMPT AND COURTEOUS §SERVICE PLEASE PHONE MURRAY 9709 N 0O T | CE A. C. ASHFORTH, General Manager TORONTO AREA 7,000,000 10,000,000 1,355,705 sung and reports were approved. Rev, C. Conning conducted the elec. tion of officers for the new year as follows: President, Mrs. W. King; Viceâ€"president, Miss Ida McArd; Secretary, Mrs. F. Ellins; "!'rumnr. Mrs. D. Worgan; Corâ€" responding <Secretary, Mrs. J. ‘Dl:lnn; Social convener, Mrs. R. Mortimer; Missionary convener, Dr. K. Bartley; Flower convener, Mrs. R. Diging. Rev. C. Conning ieloud the meeting with prayer ‘llld Mrs. J. Digings and Mrs, J. Hendrickson served dainty refreshâ€" ments and.a social time was enâ€" joyed by all. The next meeting will be on Jan. 11th, 1950, at the home of Dr. K. Bartiey and Miss I. McArd. All ladies cordially inâ€" vited to attend. church on Wednesday evening with ten members and one visitor presâ€" ent, Mrs. R. Mortimer and Mrs. J. Digings conducted the devotional peried. The president was in the Humberside United Church will hold their white gift services on Sunday, Dec.+ 18th. The Sunday School will combine its service with the church at 3.15 p.m. There will be five families taken care of. Everyone cordially invited to atâ€" tend this service. ‘The Humbervale Sunday School will hold‘ their Christmas tree party on Wednesday evening, Dec. 21st. Supper will be served for the children of the Sunday School at 6 o‘clock and all parents and friends are welcome to the entertainment sharp at 7.30 p.m. Come and enâ€" joy a pleasant evening. were: Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Pender and Mrs. Laver. _A splendid group of teenâ€"aged girls of the Grandview Gardens district have organized into the Sew and So Club. They meet weekâ€" ly every Monday evening at seven o‘clock at Grandview Baptist Tabâ€" ernacle. Under the leadership of Mrs. Jack Godfrey and other assistâ€" ing women, the hour and a half is spent together in a happy time of sewing and Christian devotions. Many a Christmas gift problem has been solved in this Club and the admirable desire of teenâ€"agers for fun and fellowship is being provided in‘ this group. Correspondent: Mrs, E. Worgan The Women‘s Association held HUMBERVALE TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON $ 83,009,578 158,481,399 7,564,633 $249,055,610 160,967,8 12 6,105,351 $426,637,984 $388,605,051 8,476,778 498,329 10,702.121 $408,282,279 $426,637,984 10,509,211 18,355,705 301,195 1,054,510 1,355,705 395,478 835,000 in the The Christmas Draw held by the Humberiea Commfity Assoâ€" ciation took place at Tast Thursâ€" day‘s night meeting and the winâ€" ners were: first, Mrs. F. Kelly, 221 River Street; second, Mr. D. Grigg, Islington; third R. Cosburn, Sunâ€" set Trail; fourth, W. T. Brown, 228 Medland Street; fifth, A. Hatâ€" field, Gaydon Ave.; sixth, H. u. Wilson, 48 Denison Road; seventh, W, Hines, Lambton Round House; eighth, L. Chotol, Goodyear; ninth, G. Uptown, 277 Perth; tenth, F. ‘Topliss, 96 Sunset Trail. Congâ€" ratulation winners. program for them. Of course th:rmxht of the day was a visit from Saint Niehoh{ himself who saw to it that eac child received a gift and a bag of The third annual Christmas Tree for the kiddies in Humberlea was held on Scturday, Dec. 10th, and those attending, both young and old, enjoyed every minute of the program arranged for them. Of The deepest sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. George Rockall, Wallasey Avenue in the recent loss of his mother. Belated congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Andy Wilson, Gaydon Avenue, who celebrated their 8th anniversary on Tuesday, December 6th and to Pilly Best who was threeâ€"yearsâ€"old on Friday, Decemâ€" ber 10th. A word from your president on the fire protection issue. In case of fire call the Weston Fire Deâ€" partment, Weston 100 first. If their truck is not available call Zenith 67000 will give direct comâ€" munication with the North York Fire Department. Now that the season is here for furnaces to be on all day it would be a good idea to copy these numbers above your telephone so that in an emerâ€" gency they will be on hand. Alâ€" though it is hoped you will not have to use these numbers it is far better to be prepared than be Dear Parents: There will not be a meeting of the Home and School 14 MAIN ST. NORTH , CHEVROLETâ€" and Chevrolet aloneâ€" offers you all these EX TRA VALUES at lowest cost design for mote efficient and economical highâ€"compression enâ€" gines. Butl_‘_gwmla'g proved n e ts Chevrolet has the func beauty of a curved windshield! ‘The trend‘s all to valveâ€"inâ€"head That large, curved wind» Mu;flum and extraâ€"efficient engine is the only valveâ€"inâ€"head engine in Curved Windshield with Panoramic Visibility World‘s cl\cmrlon Valveâ€"inâ€"Head Engine J. T. FARR & Correspondent: Bessie E. Clyde next meeting will be ‘the third Monday in January. 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