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Sister I. Purkis, WDD, ‘conductod the installation, assisted by PP Bister J. Lee, MWG Sec‘t. Bister 1. G. Luckett, Bister M. Gower, Sister R. Lennox, and Sister I. Usker. The following are the officers for 1951: W. Pres., Sister P. Purkis; WPP, Sister L. Williams; WVP, Sister 1. Garratt; W. Chap., Sister J. Garratt; ist Guide, Sister D. Curtis; 2nd Guide, Sister D. Sawyer; 8rd Guide, Sister J. Carr; 4th Guide, Sistér J. Wilâ€" liamson; 5th Guide, Sister D. Purkis; 6th Guide, Sister G. Corâ€" nelius; Innér Guard, Sister A. Usher, Advilo‘v Board: WA Pres. Sister J. Lee, WAV Pres. Sister D. Brooks, W, Sec‘t, Sister C. Witts, W. Treas. Sister V, Cornelious, W.A. Chap, Sister I. Usher, Pianâ€" ist, Sister I. Cornelious, Outer Guard, Sister A. Luckett, Trustees, Sister I. Taichnie, Sister M. Munâ€" shaw, Auditors, Sister D. Ashwell, Sister E. Banks, Sister P. Cruse, Medical Officer, Dr. W. K. Camâ€" eron, _ Entertainment _ Convener, Sister 1. G. Luckett, Social Conâ€" vener, Sister A. Hargreaves. At‘ the conclusion of the installation, We Have 1t" Teacher Married Miss Cornish on the t-da staff of Weston Collegiate Voeational School took the marâ€" Hiage vows last Thursday, March ##nd, at Pairview United Churth. Lodge Installs Officers TO HAVE x _ Lloecal Briec(s * 50c WESTON Res.â€"1299â€"R The Pax Class will again be on hand to assist with the transâ€" portation, registration and servâ€" ing refreshments, _ Between Sept. 1, 1947, and Dec. 1, ©1050, average weekly earnings in leading Canadian industries rose from $36.76 to $46.78. M The evening will take the form of a games night with card games, checkers, chess, Chinese checkers, etc., being played. â€" Alan Kingdon, Paul Skelding, George Barefoot, Shirley Brownâ€" low and Neil Chappell will be the Pax members assisting. Games Night For Over Sixty Club Any new members are issued a special invitation to attend and the club members are asked to bring along a friend. a l!-anyone needs transportation kindly phone Mr. Stuart at 4â€"222 The Over 60 Club will hold its March meeting in Creeiman Hall, Weston Presbyterian Church, toâ€" morrow night at 8.00 p.m. _ To open the meeting there will be a sing song of the old favorites led by Mr, W. Buckler, and there will also be musical contributions by Mr. W. Farley and Mr. Robertson. The CCM Recreation Association is holding its annual spring ball at the Club Kingsway on Tuesday, April 10. President Milt Hill has his committee working hard at completing the final arrangements and it is expected that this will be one of the biggest recreation dances of the CCM yet held. Those on the committee are Jean Mcâ€" Cutcheon, Beryl Alway, Irene Jane, Mack Ward and Tom Nease. Novelty dances and favors will add to the enjoyment of the evening. The rally will take place at the Creelman Hall and President Glen MeGuire of the Vic Class will conâ€" duct the service, Don Mosher will read the scripture lesson and Gordon, Alcott, leader of the Vic Class, will give the address, Gary Seagrave will act as pianist for the service, The Vie Class of the Weston Presbyterian Church will be hosts to the Double M Class of the same church and to Mr. Hill‘s Amicus Class of the Central United Church on Sunday, April 1, at 10.00 a.m. Vic Class Play Hosts CCM Spring Bail To raise funds for building of a Scout Hall in the Humberview disâ€" trict to serve the Boy Scouts of this area, the Cubs of the 1st Humâ€" berview group are presenting a variety ¢oncert at the Weston Collegiate and Vocational School on Friday, March 30. A good time is promised to all who attend. The 106th Girl Guide Company will not meet during the Easter week but will commence again on April 3 and hope that all the Guides in the company will attend this meeting. In the account of the election of officers of the Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Weston Workingmen‘s Club, that Mrs. I. Cornelius and Mrs. Woodend were elected pianists. Seouts Give Concert Attention All Seouts .g.' Leads Panel ayor R. C. Seagrave will lead & panel discussion next Monday @venimg, April 2nd ab St. John‘s Parish Hall. The !o[)ic will be the secret of a happy family. Other speakers taking part in the panel will include Mr. Gerald Aulll;:, of Chatélaine Magazine; Mrs. W. 8. Henry,,graduate in Child Btudy; Mr. JohA Palmer, Vocation@l Guidâ€" ance Director; and Mrs. W. Stuart of the Toronto YWCA. A Scoutmaster is required for a progressive Scout group in this Area. For full particulars, please contact Mr. Reginald A. Twiselton at Weston 1566â€"W. The winner of the Bunny Draw held by the Ladies‘ Auxfl{uy of the Weston Workingmen‘s Club is the holder of ticket number 10771. Pianists Elected p&St president‘s ring. Bunny Draw 108th Girl Guides Sister I. Purkis, WDD, presented PP Sister L. Williams with her A young Canadianâ€"Indian guideâ€" trapperâ€"fisherman at Stewart Falls in the Yukon Territory, "Little Dave" Moses has nailed to his cabin the hide of a 950â€"pound grizzly bear killed by him with a single .22 calibre bullet from a disâ€" tance of 12 feet. Two other library branches, Mt. Dennis branch on Weston Rd. near Eglinton, and the Jane street ‘branch near Dundas, soon will be officially opened. The former is in ward two and was constructed at a cost of $58,000. The ward three libâ€" rary on Jane street still is under construction and is being built at an estimated $65,000. These library branches were built with money loaned by the township council to the library board. They will be paid for out of the current library rate and the entive amount should be returned to the township council‘s reserve fund in about seven years. This means that the libraries in a short period will pay for themselves. Continued from page 1â€" the foster parent scheme by which families or organizations may adopt a child and donate money for his care and education. The Unitarian Service Committee sponâ€" sors continuous clothing drives and emergency drives for Greece and it assists mutilated children, Then the speaker showed a coloured movie which highlighted her theme. After Dr. Hitschmanova displayed some of the handicrafts of the crippled European children, Miss June Glassford moved a vote of thanks and the meeting adjourned. 8.00 p.m.â€"Humber River Newcomers. Friday, March 30â€" 5.00 p.m.â€"Inter Y‘ers Club, 8.00 p.m.â€"Overâ€"Twenty Coâ€"Ed Club. Saturday, March 81â€" Every life needs an altar of faith. Go to the Church of your choice. 8.30 p.m.â€"Sunday Open House. Monday, April 2â€"â€" 4.15 p.m.â€"YÂ¥ & I Club. 8.00 p.m.â€"Central Newcomers, Tmesday, April 3â€" 7.00 p.m.â€"Teenage Program Committee. Wednesday, April 4â€" 8.00 p.m.â€"â€"Weston Leathercraft Guild. Thursday, April 5« 6.00 p.m.«â€"Dona Ca Club March 30â€"31 and April 1â€" Reeve Beech concluded by pointâ€" ing out that modern libraries comâ€" bined recreation and education features. York‘s new libraries were right upâ€"toâ€"date in this respect. Thursday, March 29â€" 8.30 p.m.â€"Sunday Open House Party SBunday, April 1â€" â€" 13 Million Orphans The main library, he revealed, had been constructed at a cost of $128,000. It contained many worthâ€" while features such as a board room and a central réceiving room for new books which are distriâ€" buted to the other branches and space for housing the bookmobile. Reeve William Beech, a member of the board and last year‘s chairâ€" man, praised the leadership and efficient service of the chief libâ€" rarian and her staff. Miss Evelyn Gregory, chief libâ€" rarian, introduced Mr. Mowat. He was thanked by Chairman Laurâ€" ence E. Grigg and Miss Janet Murâ€" ray, boys‘ and ’(Irln’ librarian, who presented a book to Mr. Mowat. Continued from page 1 Open $128,000 Doreen Bartlett Cn!hm of Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. ‘::‘tlot of Weston, was recently martied in Texas to William Hudson. The newlyweds will make their home in Henderâ€" son, Texas. $ FREEMONT AVENUE WESTON MARRIED IN TEXAS YWCA Weekly Calendar Yâ€"Teen Conference in Kitchener Edison invented the flash light in 1914. Mrs. T. Singleton and Mrs. K. Schuler will also grace the evenâ€" ing by giving a "Novelty Number." This will be a fine treat, All memâ€" bers of the WCY areâ€"expected to be present and asked to bring their menfolk to this special meeting. This is an outstanding program and any of our many friends in the community who care to attend will receive a warm welcome. On Thursday April 5th at 8.15 p.m., Major J. Payne will be the guest speaker, and the subject "The High Commission Territories of Basutoland, Bechuanaland‘ and Swaziland and their wonderful conâ€" tribution to the war effort in the middle East." Major Payne was the Army representative given the job of arranging the recuitment of these native tribesmen, and is ably qualified to speak on this subject from his own first hand experiâ€" ences which are most interesting, amusing and human. Pink and white anapdragons formed the setting at the home of Mr. â€" and _ Mra. John Watson, Woodbridge, for the marriage of their daughter Margaret Hene Watson, to _ Edward _ Frederick White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fredâ€" erick White on Wednesday, March 21. Rev. J. ‘A. Hodson officiated. ‘Wedding music was played by Mrs. A. E. Kearney. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in Chantilly lace over ivory satin, fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice and surplice ovéerskirt falling to a long train, An embroidered satin headdress held her fingertip veil and she carried red roses and white hyacinths. Mrs. June Jerry was matron of honor and bridesmaid was Jean Watson. They were gowned alike in lavender faille and carried cascades of red tulips and snapdragons. Murray Snider was groomsman and ushers were Robâ€" ert Watson and Mervin White. At Maple Villa, the bride‘s mother reâ€" celved in dusky rose lace with a corsage of pink rosebuds and carâ€" nations. The groom‘s mother *asâ€" sisted in blue lace with a corsage of pink roses, Army Major Is Guest Speaker At Church Year Margaret Watson, Woodbridge, Bride Of Edward White [|PERSONALS| ‘Congratulations are extended to Master Paul Beagrave, son of Mayor R. C. Seagrave for his high standing at the Kiwanis Festival by obtaining 83% in the plano class under 13 years of age,. Paul is a pupil of Mrs. T. H. Rogers. Kiwanis Winners In 1981 the Canadian dollar has about oneâ€"third of its 1901 buying powér; in the same period hourly wago rates have multiplied by five. She thanked all for their co+ operation in the past year and pledged her support to the new officers. The worthy president was presented with & lovely basket of flowers. She then presented the Installing sulte with gifts from the officers and members of Auxilliary 96. It was a very impressive scene, the beautiful white evening gowns with the various tartans and jewels, the lovely flowers and the ceyemony of installing the officers. The â€" retiring president was brought forward and presented with a beautiful ring and her badge of honor, the tartan sash, also her past president‘s pin. New Executive Club Auxiliary Installed Wed. The new officers for 1951 and 1952 were Mrs. M. Fraser, the new worthy president, of Weston, and Mrs. E. Cameron, the retiring president, of Mt. Dennis, with Mrs. M. Willis as vice president and Mrs. I. Purkis as chaplain, The other officers elected were Mrs. A. Henry, Mrs. M. Farley, Mrs. A. McLean, Miss 1. McDougall, Mrs. E. Clancy, Miss M. McDougall, Mrs. M. Johnson, Mrs. A. Wilcox, Mrs, V. Lovett, Mrs, M. Black. The trustees are Mrs. McClune, Mrs. Chappel, Mrs. Frogley, On March 28 in the Legion Hall, Main street north, the Margaret Chambers Auxiliary 96 to the Order of Scottish Clans held their turkey dinner and installation services. _ The installing suite coming from Welland. Margaret Jane Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Bmifg:. Wesâ€" ton, and Mr, Leslie W, Hutchison, son of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Hutchiâ€" 501;( Rev. C. M. McClaren offiâ€" cifted. Miss Jean Harper was organist and Mr. Stanley Harper soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was gowned in white brocade satin, trimmed with seed pearls and lace with a lace underskirt. A coronet of seed pearls held her fingerâ€"tip veil of tulle illusion and she carried a cascade of roses. Margaret Hallum, matron of honour and the bridesâ€" maids Marian Wray, Myra Alexâ€" ander and Gwen Taylor were gowned in graduating shades of blue and rose with floral coronet of hyacinths and roses. They carâ€" ried fans of pink and blue hyaâ€" cinths and roses, Mr. William Ball was groomsman, and the ushers were Mr. A. C. Patterson of Gorgeâ€" town, Mr. M. Wilson of Malton and Mr. E. Cameron of Brampâ€" ton. In the church hall, the bride‘s mother received in dusty rose crepe ‘and lace with a corsage of carnaâ€" tions and freesia, assisted by the: groom‘s mother in flue faille and lace with a corsage of carnations and sweetpeas. For their honeyâ€" moon in New York, the bride wore a powder blue dress with brown accessories and corsage of red roses. This lovely wedding was performed on the happy occasion of the bride‘s parent‘s twentyâ€"third wedding anniversary. Shamrocks were flown from Ireland, and heather from Scotland to grace the bride‘s bouquet. Westminster United Church was prettily decorated with pink and white snaps for the wedding of Daughter Wed On Her Parents 23 Anniversary MERTENS AGENCY In Westminster United Church, Weston, M. Smith recently became Mrs, Hutchinson. 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