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Kell then thanked the ladies, but told how she had planned to have the Fireside and invite all church associates <to come, but Mr. Wilbur Wardlaw brough the good wishes of the four churches interested, and spoke of the good work being done by Rev. Kell. He also praised Mrs. Kell and daughâ€" ters, Fanis, Ened, and Margaret for their work in all the different orâ€" ganizations of Thistletown. Then came the highlight of the evening when the three WA presiâ€" dents, Mrs. Futcher of Ebenezer, Mrs. Clarence Killam of Sharon and Mrs, Frank Prior of Thistleâ€" town, presented Rev. and Mrs. Kell with a beautiful silver tea service and trav. Rev. James McKenzie of Westâ€" minster, Weston, brought greetings and best wisher from the Minisâ€" terial Association, His stories were humorous and delightful, ASTHMA Don‘t wheeze, gasp, cough, fiiht for breath. Take Templeton‘s RAZâ€"MAH Capsules, specially made to help asthma sufferers breathe more easily and comfortâ€" ably, so they work regularly and enjoy long restful nights of sleep. 65¢, $1.35. Râ€"53 Mr. Prior then called again on Mr. P. Bruce and Mr. England to entertain again in song. Mr. Bruce sang two which were enjoyed by all. A lovely basket of ‘mums were veceived from Smithfield Sunday School. Mr. C. B. Parsons, who brought greetings from Fairbank, a former charge of Mr, Kell of which Mr. Parson was an Elder. He recalled many incidents and used a lot of poetry to express his thoughts and was a treat to listen to. He menâ€" tioned that Mr. Kell had been there for seven years and had 700 good sermons to take away with him when he left for Cochrane, but there were two series he would enâ€" joy hearing again, first one on the Beatitudes and the second on the Life of Christ. Mr. Frank Prior was master of ceremonies for the evening, alâ€" though he seemed to have some misgivings as to his ability to perâ€" form the duties required, he left nothing to be desired. He first called on Mr. Peter Bruce for a solo. Mr, Bruce was choir master at Fairbank when Mr. Kell was pastor there, He sang a lovely solo accompanied by Mr. H. England, organist and leader of the Thistleâ€" town Church, Rev. Stephen Mathers, an old friend of student days, in fact a roommate of Mr. Kell. He told nuâ€" merous stories of college life, he brought best wishes from many other student friends who would like to have been there toe. _A Fireside Tea was held in Thistletown _ United Church â€" on Sunday evening after the evening service. It was quite different to those, usually held as it was to ceâ€" lebrate the twentyâ€"fifth wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs, J. A. C. Kell, pastor of Thistletown charge, consisting of Ebenezer, Sharon, Smithfield and Thistleâ€" town United Church. Rev., Mrs. J. A. C. Kell Wedding Anniversary LY. 7974 h e For Pleasing Portraits of Distinction e Old or Faded Photographs Reproduced e Passports and Photostats "It‘s Time to Have Your Christmas Portrait Done" HENRIETTE 1. CHAPMAN 1A Lawrence Ave. West, phone CHerry 1â€"4148 WISTON, OnT. PORTRAIT ARTIST 142 LAMBTON AVE. MmMOUNT DENNIS , QUICK RELIEF Before you borrow, check these HFC features Fast! You get $50 to $1000 quickly, on your signature, witheut bankable security. Friendly 1 Select your own repayment , _ plan. Up to 24 months to repay. Dependable! Household Finance is ‘"% _ Conada‘s largest and most recomâ€" W 0y _ mended consumer finance F7 _ company â€"so you can borrow / _ with tonfidence. USEKHOLD FINANCE Lovely refreshments, including a three tieved wedding cake were provided by the three WA. Guests were asked to sign the wedding anniversary book. The â€"regular meeting of the Westminster Woman‘s Missionary Society with the president, W. D. Taylor, in the chair. The meeting opened with prayer by the presiâ€" dent followed by the theme song. Minutes were read and adopted and reports received. A pleasing duet "Go, Spread the Tidings" was sung by Mrs, R. Best and Mrs. H. Dickin. Mrs. C. Degroat was in charge of the study book,. The worship service opened with hymn 26, folâ€" lowed by the scripture, read by Mrs. Whitham from Ephesians, the 4th chapter and Romans, the 12th chapter. The theme for October was "The Courts of the Lord," and Mrs. Degroat reminded us that "worship is a means of grace, a source of strongth." Papers were read describing the villages of Phone or stop in today! Refreshments were then served from a beautifully decorated table with pink candles and large centre of 25 red roses. Mrs. John Cameron of Smithfield poured tea at one end of the table and Mrs. Clarence Kellam of Sharon at the other. Mr. Prior then thanked all who had helped in any way to make the evening such a huge success. Continued from page 1â€" space. The service will commence sharp at 10.30 and will conclude by 11 a.m. or shortly before, which will permit those who desire to do so to attend service at‘ their own church, _ Several of the churches will delay the start of their own services in order to perâ€" mit this. Following the services, Mayor Seagrave will take the salute on the Main Street as the participatâ€" ing units march past. The Weston Silver Band will provide music previous to the commencement of the service, and for the hymn singing. On Tuesday, November 11th, the dignitaries and officials of the town led by Mayor Seagrave, will mark the actual Remembrance Day by a brief service at the Memorial ‘immediately prior to the eleventh hour, At eleven o‘clock the town bell will be tolled, all traffic in the town on the main str‘et willâ€"stop and two minutes‘ silence will be observed. At the end of the two minutes, the bell will again be rung and activities will be resumed. ’ Mrs. Kell spoke of her loneliness on leaving England and going out among the Indians, but had found life in Canada very wonderfulâ€"and people always very kind. She again expressed her thanks for the beautiful gifts. Mr. Kell followed (having the last word) said that so many nice things had been said that it was difficult to say much except thank you. He spoke of their life together for 25 years as being very happy, and how they together had tried to do their duty as Christians in every phase of the work he was called to do. He also spoke of his most cherâ€" ished possessions, his three daughâ€" ters. ;ufi ;ga-irnr\‘ be rung' and activities you‘re right â€" then do what your will be resumed. ‘wife tells you. ® Regular Meet Westminster WMS Is Conducted By Mrs. D. Taylor Memorial Service had accidentally told that it was their 25th anniversary, so Mrs. Prior of Thistletown enlisted the other presidents and all were happy to assist. TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON 12th There will be a Euchre and Dance at Maple Leaf School Audiâ€" torium Saturday, November 8th. Euchre starts promptly at 7.30 p.m. Dancing at 9.00 p.m. Emery Dyer and his orchestra will be on hand with music for both modern and Olde Tyme dancing. The next regular meeting will be Dec, 8th, Executive meeting Dec. Continued from Page 1â€" ing. Their selectfons were enjoyed by all. _After the meeting lunch was served, with Grades 3 and 4 supâ€" plying the refreshments. Lord Kirkwood of Bearsden and Mr. William McGonnigill, chairâ€" man and director of Lord Kirkâ€" wood‘s engincering business, is on a business trip to the United States and Canada. The firm specializes in dieâ€"casting machinery. The meeting closed with hymn 258, followed by the Mizpah beneâ€" diction. Mrs. Livingstone‘s group seryed tea, and a social hour was enjoyed. Mayor Seagrave addressed the assembly and gave a resume of municipal â€" problems of _ current interest. He emphasized the value of the Association and cautioned against a negative or complaining attitude towards any problems which it might consider from time to time. He indicated a policy of constructive ctiticism and energotic achievement would strengthen the Association and help it serve its members and the Town of Weston to best advantage. Angola, by Mrs. J. Mackenzie, Mrs K. Schulee and Mrs. E. Addy. Mr. John Buss Mayor Seagrave will initiate inâ€" vestigation of methods of assuring more efficient use of present trolley bus capacity on the Weston Road line. Bunching of busses on both north and south runs is presently resulting in unnecessary standing at gtops which is most undesirable and unhealthful during inclement winter weather. A system which permitted lightly loaded busses to pass the crowdod ones was reâ€" commended. . y o No news was available re Fox Gravel Pitâ€"an ever popular subâ€" ject with "southâ€"enders". A letter of appreciation from Council will be forwarded to the Recreation Commission and Diâ€" rector Val Hill for the Commisâ€" sion‘s excellent work on Hallowe‘en. Many hundreds of Weston children were entertained and treated. Mr. Hill and his associates were responâ€" sible for the efficient way the whole party setâ€"up was handled. Continued from page 1â€" tirely new executive with a generâ€" ous offer of assistance at any time. A committee was named to inâ€" vestigate the water purification problem with a view to gathering evidence and obtaining a solution to be presented to the Weston Mr. and Mrs, Peter McCaskill have announced that their dlufhter, June McCaskill, will be married to James Vint on Nov. 8 in St. John‘s Anglican church, Weston. Name Cranton Phone OX ford 9133 Soft Water ALI the time for less than the cost of a newspaper, Water Softening Equipment Limited Appreciate Work To succeed, first be sure that COMPLAINING VISITORS FOM BRITAIN SsOFTENING APPLIANCE WILL ABOUT HARD WATER WwON‘T HELP BUT A TAYLOR WATER xâ€"45â€"4t Continued from Paze 1â€" with September, 1951, in brackets are: Births, 11,020 (9,224); marâ€" riages, 5,994 (5,495); deaths, 3,574 (3,076) and stillbirths, 179 (149). A very well attended meeting of the 96th Guide and Brownie Mothers‘ Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs. M. Thompson. After the business meeting a unique sale of fifty cent articles was held, which helped the treasury, and was enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, Novemâ€" ber 19, at the home of Mrs. Mcâ€" Knight, 159 King St., coâ€"hostesses, Mrs. Byers and Mrs. Jeffs. Don‘t forget the date of the Mother and Daughter Banquet, Thursday, Deâ€" cember 4th, at Creelman Hall. Just a reminded for all you square dance fans to come on out to a Square Dance being held at Pelmo Park Public School, 180 Gary Drive, Friday, November 14th. Music will be by Alex Dobson and his Weston Ramblers and Stan Keys will call off. This is the first big fall event sponsored by the John Countryman Chapter IODE, and everyone is invited to come and have a good time. Tickets may be obtained at the door and there will be prizes and refreshments. . . . Kate Aitken says that she would rather jump off a bridge than run for mayor of Toronto, but isn‘t considering doing either. The woman broadcaster said she was anxious to put an end to perâ€" sistent rumors that she would seek the mayoralty. "I have never thought of going into politics," said Mrs. A., often described as Canada‘s Busiest Woman, "I never would. I‘d rather jump off a bridge." The only Mormon temple in the British Empire is at Cardston, Alb. The regular monthly meeting of the Hardington Home and School will be held on Tuesday evening Nov. 11, at 8.15 in the school audiâ€" torium. The guest speaker will be Miss Bertha Reynolds, Chief Atâ€" tendance Officer and Coâ€"ordinator of Child Guidance Clinie of Toâ€" ronto. At the close of the meeting refreshments will be served by the Mothers ors,grade 1. Everyone is cordially irfited to attend. Over Back Fence The Weston Presbyterian Church was the scene of the marriage of Mrs. Frances Brown to Mr. Emnest G. Robins. The Rev. Currie Creelâ€" man officiated. The reception was held at the home of Mrs. Ken Senior. Out of town guests inâ€" cluded Mr. and Mrs, Albert Brown, Mattawa, Mr, and Mrs. F. Brown, Kingston and Mr. and Mrs. Dodd, Rockwood. 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