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Other Times By Appointment YORK CENTRE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSN. Our Own Smoked FRESH PORK ROASTS of Quality and Economy OFFICE HOURS: lb. 42c AND THE H. A. ROSS DOUGLAS, ROASTS Round Stock or Sirloin SB, lb. WESTON Res: CH. 1-0635 CH. 1-7681 CH. 1-5661 LEAN HAMBURG STEAK lb. " WIENERS lb. " Loin Roast Tenderloin End SAUSAGE Small Linh lb. 39, Valentine Party Maple Leaf "' The January meeting of the Inple Len! Home and School in. Parent Education and many punk sutured at the whoa] to hear Meg. Neal, parent education Convener from York North Gum, cil. In. Neal gave I fine talk and preview of the child “My group; now being conducted in Maple Len! School. A lovely lunch was served by Mrs. Antrtun and the grade four mothers provided the refershments. It " hoped the district folk will keep February 6th open, and attend the gun evening of fun, curd: and dancing at the school. All roads lead to Maple uu School "Valentine Night". Decorating Is Theme 0f Talk The regular monthly meeting of the Woman’s Association of Downsview United Church WIS held in the Sunday School room on Wednesday evening, Jun. 7. The president, Mrs. Hawes presided. The worship service was con- ducted by Mrs. Denovln. Mrs. Allen opened the service by reading a short poem of inspiration for the New Year. Hymn 331, "O Jesus Christ grow Thou in me." was sung. Mrs. Burry read scripture from Matt. 6: 19-33. Mrs. P. Paterson followed with comments on the scripture. Hymn 311, "O Love that wilt not let me go," was sung, and Mrs. Allen closed the service with prayer. Secretary') treasurerU re- ports were given. The treasurer reported a successful financial year with a substantial balance brought forward. Mrs. P. Paterson was Ip- pointed to serve on the church planning board to investigate the possibilities of extension of the church building. Mrs. Small and Mrs. G. Paterson were appointed as advertising committee. The president announced the W, Presv bytery annual WA meeting will be held in Kingsway Lambton United Church on January 23. Mrs. Allen Brown from the Robert Simpson Co. gave an inter. esting lecture, aided by slides, on interior decoration, which proved instructive to the members and the many vilicors present. After the lécture, refreshments were served. ADVERTISING PAYS. TRY IT! Pure Pork Fire Auto Casualty 1 Main St. N. CH. 1-0701 ' Choice Porterhouso Roast " lb. MERTENS AGENCY Skinlou Rump Roast INSURANCE lb. 59c S9 Choice d lb. Weston local Council of Women are holding their Innual meeting and luncheon in St. "mes Angli- can Parish Hall on Monday noon, January 26th. Byrno Hope Sand- ers of Sanders Marketing Re- search and former editor of Chan- laine Magazine will spml on A"re We equal to our future?" Mrs. Albert Charboneau, R.R. No. ll, Weston, was one of the guests at the fiftieth wedding an- niveranry party of Mr. and Mrs. John Mortimer, Brampton. The reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. Parr, Brampton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morti- mer. Over two hundred guest: attended. Children's ballet classes: Spon- sored by the Weston Recreation Commission, will commence their new term on Saturday, January 31. If you desire to register your child, contact the recreation office, A Little Avenue, CH. 1-4561. Ballet develops poise, dancing ability and musical appreciation and anyone interested is invited to visit the class this Suturdny morning at senior public Ichool and meet the ballet committee. The class in in- structed by Min Betty Rose of the Academy of Ballet, Toronto. It registration warrants, teen age art clause: will commence on Saturday morning, Jlnuary 81, and be held for 10 weeks from 10.00 to 11.30 o'eloek, under the direction of the m gallery of Toronto for those in the 14 to 18 year age group. Cluses will be held in the town hall and for further information you are asked to call the recreation office. For those of you who have tuned in late and-have not been informed shout the Minstrel- Variety Show being held on Fri- day and Saturday evening, Febru- ary-20th and let, we will try to bring you up to date. The show, which is only tive weeks away, is being staged by a representative group of 1 o c a l people who are working together for the enjoyment they obtain from the undertaking. Not only is the recreation and social viewpoint the main purpose of the show, for it was decided that the proceeds from the venture would be donated to a worthwhile cause. In order that the organization for the show would be facilitated and that the idea might be able to function as a yearly event the group associated itself with the Weston Recreation Association. The executive of the show meet weekly in the recreation office to discuss plans for the show and practices are being held every Wednesday in the Town Hall audi- torium. There is still time to join in with the group if you are inter. Much Local Work. And Effort Being Put Into Minstrel Show FA '_b, via IN ALL ITS BRANCHES BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA CHAMBERS 1 MAIN ST. SOUTH SUITE 8 CH. PERSONALS 33K ’4 ' 3;:,.,..~ _ b'r 33“ Wt I?" ':li1sr"_C', ",rl_i'jc_:?s K. L. THOMPSON The Canadian Bank of Commerce TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON Insurance WW "M W - The committee and members of the Over 60 Club, under the presi- dency of Mrs. C. Milligan, are planning their unnuul banquet which will be held on Thursday, Jlnuaty 29, at 6.30 p.m., at the Working Men's Club, 40 Main Street South. The Weston Branch of the Gren. fell Association will hold the first sewing meeting this year at, the home of Mrs. W. C. Snider, 149 King street, on Friday, January 23, at 2.30 p.m. All ladies interested in Ubrtuior work are invited to attend. In order to give their many friends and parents of their Sun- day School pupils an opportunity to inspect their new building, the superintendent, Mr. Albert Kitchen, and his staff of teachers " the Westmount Community Gospel Hall, are holding open house Saturday, January 24th, 7 pan. to 10 pm. Refreshments will be served to all by the ladies of the Bible class. The teachers will be there to show the friends and neighbours the various amenities of the new hall, and to make them- selves better acquainted with the parents of their Sunday School children. This is the realization of many years' work amongst the children of the district, the work having begun over 20 years ago in the old community hall. The order of services Commetu> ing Sunday, January 26th, will be: Sunday School and the adult Bible class, 2 Fm., and Gospel service at 7.30 p.m. A cordial welcome to all. The show is to be staged in the auditorium of the Weston Col- legiate and Vocational School. “dam will be available in a few weeks so prepare yourself for an evening of enjoyable entertain- ment. Continued from plge l-- members expect to turn out even finer work. tested, for a few more members could be used in the chorus. On Thursday evening at 7.30, Miss M. Belscy instructs the mil- linery class and the new Easter chapeaus now in the making are really something. In the basement room on Thurs- day evening, Mr. Ken Schuler of the Rod and Gun Club leads the men in the fine art of fly tying. On Friday evenings in the rec- reation office, Mrs. A. Davis in- structs the art class and many fine oils are being turned out. Come out and join one of our classes- you will be made most welcome'. opportunity For CH. 1-7761 L": f? Is' a? I537 Change Meets Dona-CA Group On Thursday evening, Jan. 15, the girls of the Dona-Cl met " the Y room: and were then driven to Glenview Terrace swimming pool by Min Muriel Mitchell. The girls had A wonderful time and winh to thank Mill Mitchell for providing the tramsportation. With the coming of the New Year, the Dona-CI Club has be- come a Tri-Y group. Many activi- ties have been planned Ind among them is the re-decoration of the back rooms of the Y. The girls are planning the color-scheme themselves and for the next few weeks will be arranging their plans. During the month of February, the meetings w1ll be held every two weeks It Creelman Hall at 7.30 and members are asked to note the change. The next meeting will be held Jan. 29 at Creclman Hall. Future Projects Are Discussed By Women Of IODE The January meeting of the John Countryman Chapter, IODE, was held January 12, 1953, at the Weston YMCA. Continued from page r- challengn to all the women of Greater Toronto," said Miss Long, in discussing her plans. "The men who are working for the Fund have done, and continue to do an excellent job, both with corpora- tions, and with individuals, but it is definitely the responsibility of the women to complete the great task that has been under- taken. C. L Burton, our general chairman, has told us that the last $500,000 of our over-all ob- jective is going to be the hardest to get, We appreciate that, and we look to all women to help us in our efforts to put the campaign over the top. . Continued from Page I- more books were circulated in December, 1951, than during last December, 1,970 last year as com- pared with 2,480. Part of the cause of this drop may be traced to nther interests, such as television. (bntinued from page I- while the seniors run through the regular svas'm without losing only to be tripped up in the semi-finals The regent, Mrs. J. B. Johnstone presided over the meeting. Pro- jects for the future were discussed at length. Members were asked to help transport ladies and gentle- men belonging to the "Over 60" Club to and from their meetings. Volunteers readily agreed to be of service to the community. Women’s college "Women's Collegl Hospital, the only one in Canada staffed en- tirely by women dovtors, should have a special appeal to women. Its whole tradition is one of service by women to women, and now is the time for women to serve the hospital, which so urgently needs their gifts for expansion and modernization", Miss Long con- cluded. Total circulatihn for books dur- ing December, 1952, both adult and juvenile was 4,926 and compared with 4,932 in 1952. Six fewer books were circulated during December, 1952, than dur- ing Decembvr, 1951. This dues nut men that the Weston Public Library had fewer borrowers in December, 1952, than in December, 1961, it just means that the 3,500 borrowers took out six less books in December, 1952, than were taken out in December, 1951. Students, Adults Announcement was made con- cerning the February annual meeting when reports from all converters will be forthcoming. Election and installation of officers are also features of the Februaq meeting." Nomination of members to various offices brought the business session to a close. Delightful refreshments was; served by the committee, Mrs. R. C. Jackson and Mrs. P. H. Hodgson. Adult Department or the playoffs. This year there MI- only four of last year's seniors hack, hut one of them is tho team's Inn score-r, Craig Crib”, and the roplncrments are all from Inst yoar's champion juniors. The 1953 version of the Juniors looks like a solid prospect to re- peat. They are largely ftPW blood, hut they up ono of the strongest junior loam! that Weston has ind in somr time. Junior conrh is Peter Ferguson, an ex-Varsity Blue. All in all, Weston CollNtiattr'tx hockey proaperts look pretty Road for the next two or three your: at least. This yonr's learns art both on top of their respertive divisiony, Ind nrr common-d good pnoutth to howl own- any opposition. Prinro Edward Island wax the only province listing no boothlnckn in th» 1951 census --ooirk Cana. dinn Far". Kitchens and Bathrooms Remodelled. Have Your Base ment or Attic Turned Into a Renting Proposition. FREE ESTIMATES PHONE: For Prompt, Efficient . . . Real Estate , Insurance Service FOR THE NEW YEAR 65 Main Street, South This Gurney Model Conversion Burner is specially designed to give the maximum of heat at the lowest consumption of fuel for the smaller home. See These and Many Other Models At-. Phone CH. 1-41.19 5 LAWRENCE AVENUE W. 1158 WESTON ROAD Get the Most Oil Heating Automobile. 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