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«£ORNELIUSâ€"In memory of a ; loving mother and grandmother, i Mrs. Ivy Cornelius, passed away i_ November 7, 1951. iLoving and kind in all her ways, fU?;ight and just to the end of :¢ her days, :;wlg_'gere and kind in heart and mind, ‘What a beautiful memory she left Card of Thanks, Engageâ€" f ments, In Memoriams ‘ Minimum Charge 75¢ WARDROPEâ€"In loving memory ? ~Of our dear son Fiying Officer i John Wardrope, died November CORNELIUS â€"In loving memory * of a dear mother, Ivy Cornelius, : who died November 7, 1951. o remember my whole A CNECUET But the sweetness will linger forâ€" BELL Telephone salesman, wife and two children, aged 3 and 4, require 5 or 6 room house, careful tenants, good references. Mr. M. Zimmer, BE. 1â€"4567. noâ€"45â€"1t TWO or three unfurnished rooms, an, wife and small cnild, RCAF Depot if possible. CH. 1. h xâ€"45â€"1t 1, _ _ ever, As I treasure the image of you. I;(_;OMING EVENTS }l SINGLE man wants room SINGLE man wants room with board in Weston area, abstainer. CH. 1â€"0522. xâ€"45â€"1t Evér remembered by daughter Ivy and sonâ€"inâ€"law Chester. _ _ _ ‘The Ladies‘ Auxiliary, Canadian Legion, Post 21 are holding a Euchre in the Legion Hall, 140 Main St. South, Wednesday, Nov. 12 at 8 p.m. xâ€"45â€"1t Coming to Humbercrest United Chiirch, Jane_ and Annette, a travelogue in Chodochrome "Spain â€"It Is Today," by Dr. A. I. Wilâ€" K. In aid_of Humbercrest Centre. Friday, November 8 p.m, Tickets T5c. xâ€"43â€"3w , you. Just in your judgment, always right, Loved by your friends and all you knew, A wonderful mother, that, Mother was you. â€"Son Frank, â€" daughterâ€"inâ€"law Vera, grandchildren Diane and Charles. xâ€"45â€"1t ~made, A wonderful worker, Loyal and true, One in a million that, Mother, was CORNELIUSâ€"In loving memory of Ivy Cornelius, died November 7, 1951. Awonderful mother, Woman and aid, One who was better God never HEYWOODâ€"Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Heywood announce the birth of a son, Edward Arthur, at Humber Hospital, Tuesday, October 28, 1952, brother for Christine and Anne. xâ€"45â€"1t PAXTONâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. G. Paxton, (nee Marie Pott), on Friday, October 31 at Humber Memorial Hospital, a daughter, Denise Nancy, sister to Rebecca Elizabeth. oâ€"45â€"1t In Memoriam KABINâ€"Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kabin are happy to announce the birth of a baby sister for Bobby, on October 30th. First grand tnghter for Mr. and Mrs. Reed ousley. xâ€"45â€"1t DOBSONâ€"Vern and Marie thank God for the safe arrival of Bryan‘s little â€" sister, _ Penny Diane, born October 28 at Humâ€" ‘ber Memorial Hospital. Everyone well and happy. xâ€"45â€"1t behind. â€" â€"Roy, Gladys and Pearl «Forever with the Lord". Ever remembered by Mother and ad. _ Fondest memories from others and sisters. xâ€"45â€"1t ALLâ€"Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hall announce the birth of their son, Barry Robert, at Grace Hospital, have only your memory dear October 25, 1952. Brother for Frances and Elaine. xâ€"45â€"1t ‘ARTMENT flat or three rooms equired immediately by couple ACCOMMODATION WANTED ‘omen‘s Association of Elversâ€" United Church on Maple Leaf e are holding a bazaar on Nov. ; 2 p.m. Home baking, hand e articles and afternoon tea. 0â€"44â€"2t AGE as workshop, suitable for ht cn&entry. Approximately to 1000 square feet. CH. )5 or CH. 1â€"5051, xâ€"45â€"1t ene child, up to $15 weekly. Evans. LY. 9073. xâ€"4bâ€"it NOTICES E TEn | TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON ROOMS TO LETâ€" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIN@ «â€":==;7 Weston bus line, g f obstainer. CH. 1â€"053 l:l'= require _ unfurnished y able to pay $40â€"$45 y but willing to help around CH. 1â€"4252. xâ€"45â€"1t 'i%rvmndbk adults, abâ€" * eston . district. . CH. Agk for Mrs. Duckett. 0â€"45â€"1t rooms, furnished or unâ€" with 9 year old girl furnished or unfn‘mi‘od couple with boy with 3 or 4 rooms on or @mber 22. CH. 1â€"5873. > x45â€"1t xâ€"45â€"1t xâ€"45â€"1t 1% life | UNFURNISHED 3 room self conâ€" | tained apartment, suit business | couple. CH. 1â€"1164. oâ€"45â€"1t GIRL‘S winter outfit, 3 piece, size 2, blue, like new. CH. 1â€"4615. _ BABY‘S convertible carriage, Genâ€" dron, maroon, mattress, good clean condition, Phone CH. 1â€"1666. xâ€"45â€"1t top; white porcelain gas stove; chrome table with extension leaves; Jack knife table. Everything per: fect condition; baby tenda, sacriâ€" fice. Mrs. Robertson, CH. 1â€"6172. oâ€"45â€"1t FINLAY Oval cook stove with OVERCOAT, size 40, $10; shot gun like new, three boxes of shells, very reasonable. CH. 1â€"4615. _ _ personal labels and ribbons. Marâ€" garet Summerhayes, 34 William Street. CH. 1â€"7018. xâ€"45â€"1t GIRL‘S white figure skates, size TWO phir girl‘s figure skates, exâ€" _ cellent condition, sizes eleven and maroon, gobd. condition, . $15. Apply 24 Monarchdale off Tretheâ€" way Drive. xâ€"45â€"1t warming oven (with or without ofl) including oil drums and stand, perfect condition, sell $20. Apply 219â€"A Main N. oâ€"45â€"1t and shells, $15; car heater and tools. CH. 1â€"208. x=45â€"1t ICE BOX, good condition. CH. 1â€"0534. oâ€"45â€"1t REMINGTON pump rifle._ 44â€"40, eral Electric floor polisf\er, fully guaranteed, at the Moffat Store, 1291 Wilson Avenue. CH. 1â€"2541. CHRISTMAS cards and wrappings, four, CH. 1â€"5413 TWO burner coal and wood Moffat Annex stove, excellent condition, pipe available. Phone CH, 1â€"4504. oâ€"45â€"11 PAY Cash and Save! Buy a Genâ€" treadle, some attachments, reaâ€" sonable; firescreen, never used, reasonable; metronome, all good condition. CH. 1â€"4992. xâ€"45â€"1t 3, §6; CCM Tr'i-cyclo, llrgn' size, $6. _ Good condition. Phone CH. 1â€"6215. xâ€"45â€"1t two oil drums, used two seasons. Heavy duty electric stove, reasonâ€" able. CH. 1â€"7078. xâ€"44â€"1t can also supply aerial. MU. 9562. xâ€"45â€"1t ELECTRIC range, Delux table BLACK loam for sale by truck TELEVISION for sale, reasonable, QUEBEC cook stove, in good conâ€" | dition, $20.00. CH. 1â€"6197. I TWO .electric _t,rains, Linne[, hea_vy anyone about 5 ft., weight around 125 lbs., $40; neck piece, % stone martin, Kelinsky collar‘ and muff; gold lamay evening coat; brownt oxâ€" fords, RA; black Walk Easy oxâ€" ford, 7! .A A, both new. CH. 1â€"0557. xâ€"45â€"1t separate entrance, built in cupâ€" boards, sink and rangette, conâ€" tinuous hot water. One child welâ€" come. 24 Monarchdale Ave., off Tretheway Dr. xâ€"45â€"1t LLOYD‘S baby pram, cream and _ load; also sand and gravel. 1031 Wilson Ave., CH. 1â€"0508. xâ€"22â€"tf BUTTONWOOD AVE. MU. 8702 DOLLS, dressed as brides or bridesmaids, any colour. Make lovely Christmas gifts. CH. 1â€"4349. oâ€"44â€"1t SPACE heater, medium size, and engine, good sets, no tracks; also Ingles electric heater. Phone CH. 1â€"4882, j oâ€"45â€"1t WEBSTER spraying outfit with gun, piston type, new condition $7», Phone CH. 1â€"}181. SINGER sewing machine, drop leaf FALL BULBSâ€"Tulips, Daffodils, Hyacinths, Crocus, top sizes. Plant now and ‘;Join the Garden Photo Contest. . M. McDonald. CH. 1â€"4515. 0â€"40â€"5t CHINESE ELM 12"â€"18" high, per 100........ PRIVET FOUR burner gas stove, small McClary, reasonable. CH. 1â€"5857. xâ€"44â€"1t HUDSON seal coat, suitable for 55 DIXON ROADâ€"See apartment to appreciate it, 2 rooms and bathréom and _kitchenette, . abâ€" stainers. Call CH. 1â€"1462 after 6 p.m. Child welcome. & xâ€"45â€"1t 12"â€"15" high, €§¢h.â€"â€"succo, Shrubs â€" Perennials Rockery Plants Holland Bulbs TWO room blsemen_t apartment, JITO will start you in a remuneraâ€" tive business for only $18. Sell our 225 household necessities consisting of toilet articles, medical supplies, culinary needs, tea, coffee, etc. Com%}ele assortment . of â€" GIFT BOXFS. Large discount. Wour profits depend on your work. Good territories available. NO RISK Particularsâ€" JITO: 5130 St. Hubert, Montreal. xâ€"44â€"4t Your Dutch Landscaping Experts (Turn Left at Sanitorium gates) . xâ€"39â€"4t Plant Hedges NOW Humber Nurseries Valance Boxes Carpets â€" Drapes â€" Tracks VENETIAN BLINDS METAL AWNINGS APARTMENT TO LET ARTICLES FOR SALE BILL JOHNSTON AGENT WANTED CH. 1â€"4339 xâ€"45â€"1t xâ€"45â€"1t xâ€"45â€"1t 45â€"1t 45â€"1t $4.50 20¢ 60 FEET of 1‘4 inch galvanized iron pipe for sale. CH. 1â€"0696. oâ€"45â€"1t TWIN carriage, Gendron, in good condition, $25.00. BE. 1â€"9077. BOYS‘ three piece Chinchilla outâ€" ATTENTION: Men who are inter ELECTRICALLY minded men to train for practical radio repairs One evening ‘per werk in the Wesâ€" ton district. Box 4402 Times and Guide. xâ€"45â€"1t Waysagless steel construction, all wool mohair; man‘s brown overâ€" coat, size 38, in excellent condition. Telephone CH. 1â€"1984. oâ€"45â€"1t â€" mattress, practically new, $30. CH. 1â€"6615. xâ€"45â€"1t field suite, with imported all wool frieze, 2 tone, grey and red, slightly used, $500 when new. Best cash offer. CH. 1â€"5694. condition, $12. Baby‘s stroller, $4.00. Apply 169 William Street, CH. 1â€"4264, oâ€"45â€"1t good for garage for small car. 63 Church St., Weston, oâ€"45â€"1t CHILD‘S second hand pedal car, good condition, CH. 1â€"0446. _ ested in gaining knowledge of radio and radio repairing, one evenâ€" ing a week in Weston District. Box 4501 Times and Guide. xâ€"45â€"1t 2EUF CRNVA®, dar® brown, cvnches long, with eyclets, North Main St. Reward, CH. 1â€"8415. _ oâ€"45â€"1t _ reasonable, 5 Datchet Road, Seâ€" cond Street North of Wilson, off Jane Street. xâ€"45â€"1t TWO piece maroon chesterfield, DOUBLE bed, maple, spring f’f‘,,d GIRLS‘ figure skates, size 6 and skating skirt, size 14, CH. 1â€"3854. xâ€"45â€"1t LARGE baby‘s wooden crib, good GREAT wooden box, 15‘ x T x 7 fit, size 1, excellent condition, $8.00. CH. 1â€"7724, xâ€"45â€"1t ONEF, canvas, dark hrown elutch, _ brakes, battery _ and Southwind heater, good condition, $350. or offer. 43 Westonia Ave. i ncâ€"45â€"1t DRESSMAKING and alterations Mrs. Kearns, CH. 1â€"2869. housework, wighes to live in, no children, CH. 1â€"8394 from 5.30 to 7 p.m. oâ€"45â€"1t MIDDLE age woman to mind two children, Nov. 15 until Christmas, $13.50 per week. Phone CH,. 1â€"1877. Xxâ€"45â€"1t ‘41 PLYMOUTH, good tires, new work, wishes to !ive.in, with Sunâ€" days off. Write W. Haring, 17 Rectory Road, Weston. oâ€"45â€"1t CAPABLE girl or woman for quired, experienced switchboard operator, filing, typing, stenogâ€" raphy. Mrs, Warren, CH. 1â€"4252. * xâ€"45â€"1t EXPERIENCED typist wants work at home. MU. 8993. xâ€"45â€"1t MIDDLE aged woman requires CHILDREN minded $1.00 a day, lunch provided. CH. 1â€"4800. BABY sitter, available for Beverly Hills District. Phone CH, 1â€"2458. xâ€"45â€"1t general housew o rk. Private room. Must be fond of children. Wostonâ€"Dufferin area. RE. 7349. xâ€"45â€"1t PART TIME drivers wanted. CH. 1â€"7691. xâ€"45â€"1t SKIS, skates and lady‘s bicycle. CH. 1â€"6246. xâ€"46â€"1t NORGE oil spacer, like new, very DAY CARE, Jane and Wilson, day care givefi to one or two children over 2. CH. 1â€"6757. xâ€"45â€"1t RELIABLE girl requires houseâ€" TWO young ladies to operate canâ€" teen Tuesdays only. CH. 1â€"7691. xâ€"45â€"1t THREEâ€"piece custom built chester FULL or part time position reâ€" REAL black loam, sand fills; also EMPLOYMENT WANTEDâ€"Female BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES D THE ROYAL BANK OF® CANADA Weston Branch Has Opening for YOUNG LADY CLERK Good_Commencing Salary Five Day Vgpok HELP WANTEDâ€"Female MELP WANTED (Mete) vel by the truck load. CH. 0. xâ€"38â€"1t Apply Dominion Bank YOUNG LADY ARTICLES WANTED Jane and Lawrence ARTICLES FOR SALE CARS FOR SALE CHerry 1â€"1521 DRESSMAKING +R A H A M, M CH. 1â€"0721 WANTED WESTON T. Manager xâ€"44â€"2t neâ€"45â€"1t xâ€"45â€"1t xâ€"45â€"It xâ€"45â€"2t xâ€"45â€"1t TWO adjoining offices in real Lawrence District, solid brick, 4 extra large rooms plus 3 finished rooms in basement, hot water heat with oil, large lot, private drive, fixtures, _ storms, _ blinds, fully decorated. _ Full price $11,900. $4,500 down. CH,. 1â€"1950, 40 Lockâ€" heed Bivd. xâ€"45â€"1t OFFICE space for rent in Bank state office in Mount Dennis, suitable for Lawyer, Accountant, etc. Call JU. 7447. xâ€"45â€"1t bungalow, suit. :\'n;l.fi;z"“h|4|;irlvlr-ss girl, privileges. CH. 1â€"5141. xâ€"45â€"1t of Montreal Building. Apply Manager. 2 xâ€"3" HYGIENIC S ué) plies, (rubber .goods) _ mailed post paid, in Rubber Co.. Box 91. Hamilton, Ont. xâ€"1â€"Hf ROOM and hboard, bedroom in new pl;i'in sealed en\;elo'pe' with i)rice list; six sam&)les. $25¢; 24 samples, $1.00. Mail Orderâ€" Dept. G. 4 Novaâ€" PINEGROVEâ€"46‘ x 300‘. $100 down payment. THORNHILLâ€"Near Yonge St. & golf clubs. 100‘ x 165‘, $20.00 per foot. KINGSVIEW VILLAGE â€" 123‘ x 113. $20.00 foot. Water service on property. BUNGALOW, Scarlett Road and GENTLEMAN to share room, twin B ooo en e en ty td «beds, Rosemount Avenue, Phone CH, 1â€"8228. xâ€"45â€"1t DOUBLE room for light house bus. CH. 1â€"3464 OIL painting classes for beginners, Monday and Thursday evenings, private home, Humber Heights district. Phone CH. 1â€"3837. Lovely 5 room bungalow, on transâ€" portation, â€" landscaped â€" lot _ with private drive and garage. Gas fired air condition heating. In splendid residential area close to everything. $12,200, with $4,500.00 down payment carries easy. Four large roomsâ€"in nice neighâ€" borhood, close to everything. This home has lots of sunlight, full basement, bathroom, newly decâ€" orated. Immediate _ possession. $2,500.00 down payment required. Full price only $7,500.00, ROOM and board for two gentle men, single beds, CH, 1â€"4596, FURNISHED room to rent, genâ€" tleman preferred, close to transâ€" ortation, 159 Queenslea Avenue, Ro.tommm' Diatrict, CH. 1â€"7303, xâ€"44â€"1t SPECIALIZING in new, used and rebuilt parts for all commercial and military trucks. Largest stock in Canada. Trucks bought and sold. Mail order department for outâ€"ofâ€"town customers. _ _ _ MAPLE LEAF DRIVE & HOPâ€" CROFTâ€"8 lots en bloc. Water service, ROOM with board orf without | bo!;Ard. single man, Weston. CH.| Storey and half, 5‘, rooms, 3 bedâ€" rooms, hardwood, modern throughâ€" out, large lot with side drive and garage. $12,500, with down payâ€" ment of $5,000.00 will carry at low monthly overhead. 1â€"1561 keeping, sn business conple WIBCKINKG hundreds . of . trucks, . late models, old models, all makes and sites. Tires, dump bodies, hoists and winches. platforms and all other parts reasonable. "WE SAVE YOU MONEY" BUDGIES, Hartz‘s Mountain Canâ€" aries for sale, good singers; also plastic cages and stands. Mrs. T. Hilton, 31 Main Street S., Woston. Early Possession Assured On Our Listings NORTH WESTON J. M. BRUYNS Easy course in chord bass style Quick results. REAL ESTATE BROKER 8 Balmoral St. Weston Call CH. 1â€"7181 Anytime Real Estate Bmk(r 2837 Dundas St. West, Toronto WESTON PROPERTIES 1400 WESTON RD.â€"MU. 3681 "THE DEPARTMENT STORE OF TRUCK PARTS AND SUPPLIES® xâ€"39â€"tf TOM SCOTT Levy Auto Parts Co. Ltd. FOR ANY REAL ESTATE PROBLEMâ€"CONSULT Truck Parts Specialists ROOMS TO LETâ€"Furnished MODERN HOMES WESTON FLORENCE GARRATT CH. 1â€"6934 OFFICE SPACE TO LET BUILDING LOTS PROPERTIES FOR SALE Real Estate Agent 662 Scarlett Road Phone: CHerry 1â€"4781 POPULAR PIANO NEAR WESTON STUART MERCER ROOM AND BOARD MOTOR PARTS PET STOCK PERSONAL MUSIC SEE FOR bysiness nds «a near shopping and Ligtht xâ€"44â€"tf xâ€"37â€"f xâ€"45â€"1t oâ€"45â€"1t x=45â€"1t CH. 1â€"2011 to It It TWO unfurnished rooms in new home, continuous hot water priâ€" vate entrance. CH. 1â€"6500, PLOUGHING, discing, grading, ete. CH. 1â€"3950. 0â€"20â€"tf and kitchenette with Frig‘.', busiâ€" ness couple, private, vacant. CH. 1â€"5925. xâ€"45â€"1t TWO unfurnished rooms and _ age, heat and light supplied, sonable rent, business couple ferred. CH. 1â€"0715. xâ€" THREE room flat, heated, hot and cold running water. CE. 1â€"1403. xâ€"45â€"1t BEAUTYREST and Marshall re pairs. Spring mattresses rebuilt like new. 24 hour service. Eiderâ€" downs recovered. EM. 6â€"2363. lisher toâ€"day, rates are only $1.25 daily, delivered free. The Moffat Store, 1201 Wilson Avenue. CH. 1â€"2541. xâ€"45â€"1t FURNISHED _ room, gentleman only. 19 Little Ave, CH. 1â€"3783. oâ€"45â€"1t FURNISHED room, two bathrooms in house, breakfast optional, con tinuous hot water. CH. 1â€"6080. TWO rooms unfurnished or share floor polisher for rent, regular rates. Alpha Engineering Co., 1852 Jane St., Weston, Cherry 1â€"5275. ASPHALT driveways and sideâ€" walks. Perma Drive. CH. 1â€"3950. cleaned, waxed and polished. Any kind of flooring brought up like new. Painted walls washed. Work guaranteed. Free estimates. Phone A,. Corras, CH. 1â€"0282. single person only. MU. 3383 or apply 17 Hollis St., Mt. Dennis. LARGE furnished bedâ€"sitting room gentleman or share room with other gentleman, Mount Dennis. LY. 2546. xâ€"45â€"1t apartmeni, â€" kaiage â€"facilities, central, business couple preferred. CH. 1â€"7923 after 6 p.m. oâ€"45â€"1t RE'\’I‘ A General Electric floor poâ€" crete mixers, wheelbarrows, skilâ€" saw, pumps, plywood, concrete forms and contractors tools for rent. R. A. Scadding, 65 Tilden Cres., CH. 1â€"5901. xâ€"29tf MODERN Floor Service â€" Floors WESTON MIMEOGRAPH & DUPLICATING SERVICE FURNISHED room, girl preferred, WARM furnished room, close to transportation, suit two gentleâ€" men. Box 4502 Times and Guide. xâ€"45â€"1t SINGLE room and board for FLOOR sander and edger and MT. DENNIS UPHOLSTERING BULLDOZING and grading, conâ€" _ Weston bus lbic'."ge'n'{leiifl only, obstainer. CH. 1â€"0534. oâ€"45â€"1t LARGE room, suit young gentleâ€" man, share twin beds, $6 weekly, near transportation. 55 Queens Drive. CH. 1â€"8933, oâ€"45â€"1t King and Elm St., near transâ€" portation. CH. 1â€"8491. xâ€"45â€"1t FURNISHED | bedâ€"sitting room, FURNISHED room for rent near R. DANIEL 220 William Street _ CH. 1â€"7915 xâ€"45â€"2t Unique designs in fireplaces, walls, rockeries, pools a n d patios. Picture framos, mirr(\r frames, period framing a specialty. Cusâ€" tom built occasional pieces. Adjustments & Motorizing Estimates Cheerfully Given Nordic Agent J. FOX 14 Roxaline CH. 1â€"5411 1st Quality Work Reasonable Prices Please Call After 5 p.m. MARTELL‘S STUDIO 16 St. Johns Rd. W. CH. 1â€"6674 A. Lyon ROOMS TO LET Chesterfields and Chairs Studio Couches, Davenports Recovered and Repaired SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER On Budget Terms If Desired NOLAN DUPLICATING ROOMS TO LETâ€"Furnished HAND _ CARVING AND woOoOp sCULPTURE SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS 27 Holley Ave., Weston CH. 1â€"1728 oâ€"4 STENOGRAPHIC SERVICE MASTER PA/INTERS on MU. 2706 1034 Weston Road. SERVICES OFFERED UPHOLSTERING STONEWORK E. V. EVANS KE. 4549 (unfurnished) 1746 JANE ST. 0â€"44â€"2t xâ€"45â€"1t d garâ€" d, reaâ€" le preâ€" xâ€"45â€"1t xâ€"45â€"1t oâ€"45â€"1t Main and Lawrence to Lawrence and Keele 8.15, return 5.15. Call CH. 1â€"1095 after 6. xâ€"45â€"1t Mary Rose Kendall, Administratâ€" rix with Will Annexed, by Fraser and Bull, Bank of l\fnva Scotia Chambers, Weston, Ontario, her Solicitork. models, special student rates. GE. 6024. ncâ€"45â€"1t All persons having claims against _ the estate of Eleanor Maude Kendall, late of the Village of Thistletown, in the County of York, who died on or about the 17th day of June, 1952, are required to file,. proof of same with the undersigned on or before the 15th day of November, 1952. After that date, the Administratrix with will annexed will proceed to distribute the estate having reriard only to the claims of which she then shall have notice. TYPEWRITERS for rent, latest _ :)rfispwm;;rs â€"wanted. Willing to purchase or trade double or % bed for same. xâ€"45â€"1t TRANSPORTATION â€" wanted at TRANSPORTATION wanted from Brookhaven and York St. Leaving 8.30, returning 5 1â€"8287 after 6 p.m. WANTEDâ€"Good‘size garage, drivâ€" ing shed or similar convenience. Vicinity of Weston, CH. 1â€"4041, after 5 p.m. Dated the 23rd day of October, 1952. ; BUNK beds, twin beds, single bed Tenders will be received by the undersigned, for the collection and disposal of garbage, for the year 1953, for the Police Village of Thistletown, up to and including December 8, 1952. In the Estate of Eleanor Maude Kendall, unmarried woman, deâ€" ceased. The council chambers have now been entirely redecorated. At Monâ€" day‘s council meeting Mayor Seaâ€" grave passed along the appreciaâ€" tion of council to Deputy Reeve Lunnon for the work of himself and the property committee in Tenders are to be for weekly and for fortnightly collection, and should be accompanied by full inâ€" formation regarding the tenderer. CARPENTRY. building _ alteraâ€" tionsâ€" and repairs nuom Houses, garages, recreation rooms, trim, cupboards, For estimates &m"" ifih‘y‘in.'.."m“mâ€"a 1â€"3121, Ch. 1â€"3226, _ xâ€"14â€"f Notice to Creditors and Others 54 JOHN ST. TRUCKS W A N T E D FOR WRECKING, ANY CONDTâ€" TION, LEVY‘S TRUCK BUYER, MU. 3681. xâ€"39â€"tf PIANO 1799 JANE ST. top, and let the road hog pass It only: takes a minute, our car starts off again Intact, And what is more, you‘re in it. Gravel, stone, sandy top soil, crushed stone for driveways. Delivered by the load, Reasonâ€" able rate. SCOTT HAULAGE top, and let th It. only: takes our car starts aking the chambers so attractive CUSTOM OR COMPLETE INSTALLATION Rose Music Studio CH. 1â€"3221 LOAM, SAND FILL TENDERS TRANSPORTATION WANTED MUSICAL INSTRUCTION TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT TRENCHING Water Services Sub Footings Septic Tanks and Beds Drains and Sumps The Police Village of THISTLETOWN Woodbridge 64 ring 14 Attractive SERVICES OFFERED E. TAYLOR LEVY AUTO TRUMPET WANTED Clerk Treasurer, The Police Village of Thistletown, RR. No, 3, Weston H. A. MARNIE, Trethewey to approximately o‘clock. _ CH. THEORY CH. 1â€"3161 xâ€"17â€"tf WESTON xâ€"21â€"tf xâ€"43â€"3t sâ€"45â€"1t ‘ Sorry to hear that Mrs. R. Norris has ‘had to resign from the position ‘nf Sunday school superintendent of â€"Presbyterian Sunday school. Mrs. Norris has not been feeling in the best of health lately. Mr. Peter Muir has taken over the superinâ€" tendent‘s work. Mrs. Norris has certainly done a lot of good work in the Sunday school, Saturday, November 1, a most successful sale of work and bake sale was held by the 132nd Mothers‘ Auxiliary in the Memorial Hall. There was not so much baking this year, but there was quite a lot of lovely needlework, pillow covers, tea towels, aprons, some beautifully dressed dolls, then there was a white elephant stall, with some very useful things that, other people didn‘t want, but other people liked, and bought, that table‘s receipts went to the church (Presbyterian). Mrs. G. Lythe had some lovely plants, then there was a draw for a bouquet of flowers which were won by Mrs. J. Rider. Another draw for a silver bon bon dish was won by Mrs. M. Groves, and a felt horse (donated by Mrs. Thompson, H.S.) won by Mrs. G. Topham; voucher for one year subâ€" scription to The Telegram, won by Mrs. Prentice, Downsview. Mrs. Owen won the hamper of groceries from the large draw, Mrs. Dawe won the tablecloth donated by Mrs. Henry; Mrs. McKane won the dollies donated by Mrs. W. Wiley; Mrs. Ginn won a $2.00 voucher donated by Northways, Toronto; Mrs. C. Hamilton won a $2.00 voucher donated by. the Dolly Jewellers, Weston; Mrs. McKane also won a voucher of . $1.00 donated by the Dolly Jewellers. The hamper of groceries were donated by the members of the 132nd Auxiliary. Candy sold at the sale was made by Mr. H. Carson. Tea cup reading by Mrs. Carbis of Elmlea, Tea was served by the ladies, and I might add this corner of the sale was well patronized. Mrs. Busby, president, wishes to thank all businesses in Weston, Woodbridge, _ Toronto, _ Humber Summit, Toronto Telegram for their donations, and all who sent in home baking, also everyone who helped get the hall ready for the sale. Last week Mrs. F. 0. Reeves Sr. held a trousseau tea in honour of her daughter, Florence. _ Many neighbours and friends attended. There was a special gift on show, a case of silver for 12, sent to the couple by the groomâ€"toâ€"be‘s grandâ€" mother in England. At night the young people were to be guests. We all wish the happy couple the very best of luck. On Saturday evening, November 1, the Humber Summit firemen held a Hallowe‘en dance in the Memorial Hall, There was a fairly large crowd, and the prize winners were: Best dressed couple, Mr. and Mrs. Harkwood Castator; best dressed lady, Mrs. C. Jorden; best dressed man, Mr. C. Jordan; best comic, George Firth; best Halâ€" lowe‘en costume, Mrs. Jim Muir. The firemen would like to thank all business people for their donations of flowers, cigarettes and chocolates. P.S.â€"This is a little early notice, but if all goes well the firemen plan a Valentine dance on Feb. 14, 1953. The judges were two members of the band and Mr. J, Muir. Last _ Wednesday _ the 132nd Guides and Brownies held a joint Hallowe‘en party, It wgs hard to judge the costumes, but here are the Brownie winners: Fancg dress, Margaret A. Parkes; comic, Patsy Moreau, and most original, Dawn Norman, In the Guides, the win ners o were: Best© dressed, Janet Jordan; vomic, Carol Wilson: most Lawrence Henry is spending the weekâ€"end at the home of his mother in Novar, He travelled to Novar with his Uncle Frank and Aunt Norma who are moving to Novar. Mrs. Church (mother) of Mr. Frank Church, is moving up to Novar and will make her home with son Frank. Don‘t forget the meeting on Friâ€" day night in the Memorial Hall, everyone welcome. Come and hear some of the speakers, of the Board of Education, Deputy Reeve and Reeve, and several others. Don‘t forget the place, Memorial Hall, time 8 p.m, The Brownies and Guides were very successful in their sale of cookies, the only thing was, we were a carton short, but the cookies were lovely. No more bingos in Memorial Hall until further notice. original, Lois McQuay, After the On Thursday evening after choir practice, the young people and the older ones all met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Topper for an evening of fun, all in fancy dress. There were prizes as well as lots of eats, and every one had a really good time. & the «picture of "The Prince of Peace." It was wonderful, all in technicolour and if it should come to any of the shows in Weston or Mount Dennis, make an effort to see it, and be sure and take the children, they will love it. Several ministers were at the show to see it in Woodbridge. Many thanks to Mr. Allin, manager of the Roxy, for making it possible to see the picture. Continued from page 5â€" Friday afternoon, October 31, complimentary tickets had been sent to several people in Humber Summit, to attend the Roxy Theatre in Woodbridge. and see Humber Summit © _ _ PHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1953 Continued from Page 1â€" wreaths are made by crippled veterans at the Veteraft shops at Sunnybrook Hospital and are purâ€" chased from them by the various branches of the Canadian Legion. This provides employment for the handicapped veteran. In turn the monies received from the public is used to aid distressed veterans and their ‘dependants. The poppies are purchased by branch funds but the proceeds are placed entirely in the Poppy Fund so that every Legion Branch contributes to the extent of the purchase amount, _ These poppies are not for sale. There is no price set on them, You are inâ€" vited to wear a poppy to show that you remember, You are asked to donate to the fund to show your appreciation. The amount you give is left to the dictates of your own conscience, If you have no money and would like to show that you remember, the poppy vendor will} gladly give you one. What does the wearing of a poppy indicate? That the wearer: (1) Remembers the sacrifices made and the hardship endured by those who served. (2) Appreciates the freedoms enjoyed in this our counâ€" try because of those sacrificesâ€" freedom to worship as we wish, to think and speak as we please gnd to grow up and live as we like within the law. (3) Desires to help alleviate any suffering now enâ€" dured as a result of those sacriâ€" fices of, or service given by the crippled veteran. Sorry to hear that Mr. A. Townsend of 9 Epsom Downs Drive entered _ Western Hospital last Monday. I hope he will soon be home, up and around again. It is in this work the punlic is asked to help on Saturday. It should be a point of honour to wear a poppy on Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday. The committee has «decided to change the prices to $1.00 for genâ€" eral admission and half price, 50c for boys 16 years and under in order to make it easier for the young lads to attend and to make it easier for the parents who may pay their way. Jim Shaw, who was MCâ€"of the last show, will again be master of ceremonies, All indicaâ€" tions are that this will be another good night and a larger crowd is hoped for by the Legion, the last show only just clearing expenses. judging refreshments were served, cocom, . sandwiches, cookies . and candies. Mnny thank« to Comâ€" missioner, Brown Owl Mrs/ Carson and _ Capt. â€" Mra. _ Lythe, Mrs. Walduck, and Mrs. Topham, Another Boxing Tilt A bout of some local interest will be between Bert Stevenson of the Earlscourt Club and Danny Noland of the A. V. Roe Athletic Club in a‘threeâ€"round bout, weighing in at 143 lbs. Noland has done most of his boxing around Birmingham, England, just recently arriving here, and some of the Brummagem boys are tough. He has had one fight here which he won. There will also be a threeâ€"round bout between two paperweights, two young lads weighing in at around 80 to 100 lbs, soaking wet. This will be the curtain raiser and these lads will use 16 oz, glovesâ€"the soâ€"called feather pillows. Miss M. Weston of 32 William Cragg Drive has been trying hard to get rides into the city each morning and so far has not had any results. So if anyone in our Beverley Hills subdivision could kindly oblige, would they get in touch with her? She needs to be in the city by 8 a.m. Her telephone number is CH, 1â€"6786, Should briefly mention the group of housewives who attended the Roy Ward Dickson Fun Parade ‘ast Monday came away unsucâ€" cessful, but they had a wonderful time except meâ€"and why was this? Well I went down with stomach ‘flu, can you beat that? Glad to say I feel fine again now, be held at Mrs. Parkinson‘s, 38 Epsom Downs Drive, Have a good time, girls! Continued from page 6â€" weigh in at 128 lbs. Poppies Help November 5th marked the first meeting of the Home and School Group at Tumpane School, this was for 8.15 p.m. There was much discyssed, and results and achieveâ€" ments were too late to print in this week‘s column. As this should be of interest to all parents, and in case you were unable to attend, I‘ll give you more details about what took place next week. Wednesday evening, Nov. 12th, is another meeting and "getâ€"toâ€" gether" of the of the "Ups and Downs" Club. This month it will On November 4th of this week Brownie and Guide mothers met at Mrs. Airheart‘s home, 18 Chapâ€" pell Hill Road. I do hope many of you went and remembered what I said before, that all mothers are welcome. An informal meeting was held at Tumpane School last Wednesâ€" day, Oct. 29th, between mothers and teachers, This gave parents the opportunity to find out how their children were progressing at school. Tea was served during this friendly chat. There will be other meetings taking place. Beveriey Hills News got into the swing of things with fancy dress costumes too, and alâ€" though pretty tired when it was all over, we all got a great kick out of it. Continued from page 5â€"