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. . no "ld Board may upon"! " the aid null- being undnl-hn. but In!!!" doing no it In" l - I "no and place whom any objection to the I.“ "who till be con-Mont Aprlieath" will he III-do " the formation to the Ontario Municipal hand for in Ipnmnl h ‘..thl " the said wavi- uld In on" any within tl In: "trr the firat public-Hon " - - nu with the loud his Mutation tn the nil work. being otdrrtaken. I.“ side of Ron-mum Annue lath “do of Cttnrelt Rind "m Mde of Elli! Avenue - die of Elii. Avon-o WI! side of Rosemount Avonno Best aide of Pine Shoot North side»! Church Strut North side " Edmund Arentre South Bide of Edmund tvenue It not Wat ride of Pine Street OFFER YOU - June 12th. 1952 The Council at the ('orporalmn of the Town of Weston intends to eortytrurt as Loul Improve- ments; curbs and gutters on the foliowirte "mm. and to specially - a part of the can upon the lands abutting directly on Inch works: .. St rent North lid! of William Street South side of William Street Application will he made by the Corporation to the Ontario Municipal Board for its approval to the undertaking of the uid works and any "" nor may within 21 days after the first publieMion of this Notice file with the Board his obiection to the said works being undertaken. . The said Board may Ippruw of the paid work; being undertaken. but before doing so it may appoint I time and plate when any objection to the laid works will be considered. o SUNIEAM Electric luon - . SCHICK Electric lagers - o REMINGTON Electric 43 MAIN ST. N. The Council of the Corporation of the Tmtn of Weston intends to conltruct as Local Improve- ments, 4' eonerete 'sidewalks, curbs And gutters on the following strata. Ind to Hreeiallr In." I part of the crvit upon the lands abutting directly on such works. Special Automatic Cigarette Lighters. reg. 1.50 for Me Every Father loves Laura Secord's lb. 1.10 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE IONSON Lighters - 6.50 Shaving Brushes 1.00 to 15.00 iiun L- 29.95 b 34.95 Inch’s Drug Store ch’s Drug Store Nu m. m:- Local Improvement Notice COS"EttrOrh" FREE DELIVERY ' Weston and Outside Bistrirtr 3 TELEPHONES - CH. 1.4153 rip up-to-the-minute, completely stocked dispensary club!" In to fill any prescription at anytime. IF POSSIBLE, PLEASE USE OUR DISPENSARY. PHONE CH. 1-1155 At Inch's Your Doctor Comes FIRST FIRST in the ingredients your doctor requests. FIRST in accuracy. FIRST in lowest price. Two Pharmacists In Our Dispensary At All Times LAURA SECORD Summer Box 1.10 lb. TOWN OF WESTON Pine Street Pine Street From F mm Main Sn”! Mlin Sn"! Churrh Street Church Street nib-on Avenue John M rert Jnhn Street Rim Street Gib-4m Avon-e Elm 31 not. TOWN OF WESTON 29.50 3L95 Jane Street 87,284.12 Jane Street $7,120.02 To Jane. Tn King Street Juno Juno Juno William Street Centre Road Crgttre Rand King Stud 298' southerly GILLETTE Rocket Razors With 10 blades--- EVERYTHING In Men's Gift Sm - 1.25 to 8.50 SHICK Razors 12 blade: - YARDLEY'S after than Lotion m...-. L25 Show Strut Strep! tyt not 33 53:3 82,800.00 2,350.00 2,730.00 “50.00 l.420.00 1,350.00 941.00 YE $778.80 $978.80 G. H. CLARKS0N, ': i " i? i; G. H. cr, A IKM)N, “00.00 100.00 400.00 400.00 300.00 100.00 "10.00 200.00 600.00 1.25 b 2.00 32 " H. 1-1153 =3 . is; 0.5137 0.612 79 up“. 135. (fiify: Mstf'i, 0.377 0.363 0.363 0.3M 0.392 0.338 0.321 0.32.1 0.8.19 0.342 l.29 Clerk. 10 10 " 10 I. m " 10 10 Next Sunday we will be joining 'with the other churches of our pastoral charge in our annual joint Communion Service. If you are in- ‘terested, please come to the Hard- ling Avenue Church about u quart- er to eleven and we He sure (hut _ everybody will have transportation 'to Riverside Church where our lservice will be held at 11.30 mm. The junior choir made their last appeerance for the meson at the 'service of worship on Sunday in, Riverside Church. They sang very 'prettily, "The Pilgrim Song" and: "Jesus Wants Me for I Sunbeam." Bruce Burgess read the scripture lesson from the Gospel of St., ‘Matthew. The minister spoke on' the subject "Conaider the Lilies.", :Flowers in Ill their perfection‘ iteach us that God will provide ' we learn to trust him. Not even; Solomn in all his glory was air-‘ ‘rayed like the common wayside} lilower in its perfection. i We are looking forward to next! Sunday . . . This is the first time 1 since we became part of the Elv'er- 1 (side Pastoral charge that we have listen able to have the other twoi ichurclys with us. We expect a capacity congregation and hope that everyone will be on hand early to secure 1 seat. Service will be at 11.30 mm. as usual. Then, on the 1following Sunday, June 22 we will) celebrMe our first anniversary in) our new church building. God has lbeen very wonderful in his good- neu to us during this past year. lWe rejoice and look forward to even greater days ahead. We have) ‘been very fortunate in securingj Alight Lieut. J. R. Deen, RCAFl Chaplain at Camp Borden as ourl ‘Anniverrary speaker. Come Indi Gii; make this our first anniver-i 'sary a truly memorable one. g CHURCHES l First Sunday After Trinity l Riverside United The Sunday School joined with the congregation at Harding Ave. Chumh on tiundns, June 8th. The genius wu held on the church lawn and took the form of a very lovely Flown Service. The choir under the direction ot Mn. Dul- ington an; “The Lilies ut Galilee." Min Barbara Louke read the Scripture leuon from Matthew Chnpter 6, 25-34. The wee folk: of the primary department of an Sunday school sang a number of their Sunday school won". it wu a very beautiful morning and we all enjoyed the worship of God with the world bright And beluti- ful around us. We If. looking for- ward to other year: and hope that this will be In annull event. Ap honorary Deacon of the church and superintendent of its Sunday School for a number of years. Mr. William Poynta was called Home suddenly last Mon- day morning. A Gideon Ind lay- man, this faithful servant of God could be found almost every Sun- day conducting religious services. or recent years he had lived at Lloydtown, and had worshipped. at the St. Mary Magdalene (Angli- can) Church. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, the former Ruby Clark, and a host of Christian friends. The funeral was held on Thursday, June 5, from his church in Schomberg. Harding Avenuo Weston Baptist On Saturday, June 7, the Men's Brotherhood held its annual picnic. A motor trip through the Caledon Mountains and a picnic supper near Hillsburg featured the outing. On Sunday-, June 8, Rev. gfr. Tyler spoke in the morning on the 25 MAIN ST. N. Of hettpr quality, springs all around with "F'lexolator". All standard sizes. Reg. 32.00 NOW-- 21.00 RltNlutlNl0llil'8 FURNITURE All) ELECTRIC Inner Spring Mattresses TIMES AND GUIDE. WESTON WE ARE NOW IN A POSITION, AS A RESU,LT OF A CAREFUL BUYING POLICY, TO OFFER OUR CUSTOMERS REMEMBER THIS! ST. N. CH. l-4IOS Open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Innings - BARGAINS subject, "The Holy Spirit, Real snd Earnest," and in the evening took a: his topic, "possessing Our Possessions." T Rev. and Mrs. Tyler and Mrs. Cook were our delegates to the convention of the Baptist Churches of Ontario and Quebec, held at Adelaide St. Baptist Church, Lon- don, 0nt., from June 9 to June 12. - o/su/day, June 15, there will be an evening Communion service, held quarterly. Church of Saint David This is what the world needs today to unite the people. This is what is needed in our community Ind home life. A common de- nominator upon which we all can unit. Love in the home will bring that peace and contentment that is needed. Love in the community will bring hsppiness out of chaos. Progress in world and community life has been stimulated by the practice of this power' of love. Learn of this [test powerful force by study. Read your weekly Epistles. In the Gospel for the day there is the example of what the Epistle has been teaching. It is the old well-known story of the rich man and Lazarus. All have heard it but just stop and go over the text once more. Can you see how the practice of the Christian love has changed relationship in the world. Look at the work that is done now by the people in aid of those who are in less fortunate circum- stsnces. Note the work of the hospitals, the charities, the service clubs and the churches. All this has been accomplished because the church has shown the way in effecting the responsibility of all by the love of each other. Read these two lessons for the first Sunday after Trinity and you will be inspired to put into practice the doctrine of love. You will find the Epistle taken from let St. John 4: 7 and the Gospel from St. Luke 16: 19. It is a long Gray from the early simple exhibition of the 80's to the magnificent presentation of the trade fair. Those who were t'e- sponsible for the starting of the exhibition for the community back in the 80's certainly did not think that the day would come when there would be gathered under one roof or two the world exhibition for trade purposes. Little did they think that one of the finest melting pots for world unity would be centred in the confines of the extended grounds upon which they held their fairs. Yet it has been Bo. At the trade fair there is all the nations represented with their products. In well-arranged spacious buildings you can see the progress of the day. In well-displayed booths you can hear the story of progress and re- habilitation from those war devastated countries. Those who were enemies side by side presenting to the world their products. The last meeting of the Married Couples Club until the fall was held in the basement of the church. A good number turning out for the occasion of fun and trolie. Every- one had a good time. A good pro- gram had been arranged by its members. Bus Lee and his company with guitars furnished the musical fare, quips, comic quartettes, com- munity singing, etc. Refreshments served by the ladies. The meeting Foundation, munt be solid it the structure built is to hut. Thus on this {int Sunday liter Trinity the church has seen tit to preunt the foundation upon which must be built the Christian life. "God in Love," in I familiar quotation. lt in the basic starting point in all Christian teaching. It wu the power that sent His Son into the world to live humanity. It in the bond that welds the Christian life into perfect har- mony with God. It in the force-that brings factions into perfect re- lation-hip and worknble unite. Thus this great teacher of the power of love, St. John, present: in the Epistle for this Sunday the important factor in the life of all Christian. ‘- This whole picture is one that has a great stimulus behind it. Remember this is the result of five years of work by the Canadian trade offices. It is a most worthy presentation of the place that Cam ada has achieved in world trade. It gives an incentive to greater per- fection and production. It creates business. It is a development that every Canadian should be proud of and pay tribute to those who have fostered and built the Trade Fair. These are the factors that has given Canada her place in the world as one of the leading producers and traders. . Those responsible for the allocation and' gathering of the various exhibitors did a good job, The layout is one of the best that has been seen and the co-ordination of the various products does give a person the opportunity of comparison. Those who have travelled long dis- tances with their products find that their neighbors and competitors have something that is worthwhile. They get new ideas and find that the other fellow is not so bad. This brings about a unity of fellowship and an advance in production and product. Here you can see the world's advancement in all lines. If you did not visit the fair then you missed one of the finest displays held in this fair city. Stray Thoughts A bout Matters of Public Concern NOW-- All inner spring, complete with back, 5911}? made into twin beds. Reg. 69.00 Studio Couches 49.00 All inner spring construction, all stand- ard sizes. Reg. 64.00 NOW-- IN SLEEPING Continental Beds By SAM WILSON p.m. for transportation to the Park. A good program has been arranged for young and old. Any- one having cars at their disposal to convey the children will be ap- predated. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Next Sunday, June 15, at 11 n.m.. Mr. Roy Book will preach the sermon. Mr. Book is I lay preacher, elder in York Memorial Presbyterian Church, and builder of our church. June 15 at T.30p.m., Rev. W. A. Cameron, DD, will preach the sermon. Dr. Cameron is secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions closed with prayers. You are im vited to join .the above club and other activities of the Church. The annual Sunday School and Congregational picnic will be held in Cruickshank Park, Weston, nn Saturday, June 14th at 2.30 p.m., assembling at the Church It L30 54.00 -Continued on page 10 I , d I will pire you test; My Fnthn'a house will shelter I ther, Thy soul, rm num- dislrrswtl, In, tender thupherdn nought. “Through sun and wind and told, .Written to mmmcmnrnh the Fraction and deirntinn of the "PW St, Andrews Presh.vterian Church, Royal ank Road. Etohicnke Tostrv ship, Ontario. By R. V. R. West, mount, Ont. "Go " forth" Ind neck them, The many and the lost, And brine them "th to Hi! arms; No tttttttep what the cost. Come to me ye wnry, St.John's Anglican Church SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 1952--11.8tr A.M. '7 A United Service T of Harding Ave., Elventon Plrk. Riverside United Churches at RIVERSIDE UNITED CHURCH-Main and Walllsey Sermon Topic: "My Church”. Sacrament of Holy Communion and reception of new members. There will not be any evening service at Elverston Park United Church until September. Services commencing June 22nd will be at 11.30 mm. each Sunday. 10.00 a.m.-Sunday School. 11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship. ' 7.00 p.m.--Evening Worship and Communion Service. A tiurs1ry is conducted during the morning worship. You are cordially invited to these Servicel. Elverside United Church ST. ANDREWS IytEtgtTEttyut GHURCII ROYAL YORK an. s. or MALTON RD. REV. WALTER H. WELCH BSA. 9.45 a.m.-Sunday School. 11.00 a.m.--Mr. Roy Boak. 7.30 p.rn.--dlev. W. A. Cameron, I),I). Tues., 8.00 p.m.--Mid-week Fellowship. THE FIRST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. JUNE Mth Poets Corner lla.m.---S u n d a y School, (all ages). ' 11 a.nt.--"Iawe And Christ'." 7 p,m.---"Failurel The Cause and Cure'. Church Of St. David Anxllcan Westminster United Church mm msmmum omen 7.00 p.m.--Eveuar. Preacher: H. W. Surdivall, B.A., L.Th., Rector Ken Jay, B.A.S.C.--0rganist REV. R. CURRIE CREELMAN. M.B.E.. M.A.. ED. 5 Crou St. at Church W JUNE 15, 1952 nigh-luau} " , CHURCH Weston Baptist Church 8 a.m.---Holy Communion. 10 tcrm-Sunday School. 11 a.m.--Choral Communion and Sermon. Main St. North at Fern Ave. Rector: Rev. George Roe, " Bing Street Rev. H. W. Surdivall, B.A., L.Th., Rector Harding Ave., Cor. Chiswick St. Rev. James Mackenzie, M.A., B.D., Th.M. The Friendly Family Church Main Street S. at Bellvue Crescent Junior Congregation. 7 p.rm-Evemsong and Sermon. 8.00 a.m.--ifoly Communion. 9.45 a.m.--Sunday School. 11.00 a.m.---Holy Communion 1nd Junior - Wr __ 1iongregation. JUNE 15th, 1952 ' 11.00 mrrt-"The Power of God." Sunday Sehool--2m years 730 p.m.---'Ht Christ Came Back," Mrs. George Swan, Organist Rev. G. K. Tyler, B.Th., Minister Minister-G. Lexy. B.A., B.D. SUNDAY, JUNE 15th SUNDAY, JUNE 15th For those afar, unsheltered, _ And brought them to Hi! fold. The following may be sung in In! S. M. tune, In "Breathe on mo breath nf God", m. This is His house of prlyer. Wherein His loved nnos Grebe; Each other', hurdoml, joy. . share; ' , In fellowship, to meet. We love thin home of God, Wherein Hi, pruenu- dwolln; Now glorified for His abode, Whose love, all love excellt. Thou an our God and King, Our SAVIOHI' from of yon; Make Us Thine own, in mercy in Thy ngdom to this door. Sr mum", JUN! a.“ 11 tcm.--Nhinsr in Christ." 7 p.m.---"A Plea For a Balanced Faith." lamb My”. King and Mum Bu. Minister: REV. E. B. EDDY JUNE 15, 1952 31 Queen‘s Drive R.V.B. Westntourtt, ont.