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Mrs. W. Clarkson Of Weston Hostess For Western Class A cheque for $237.50, the proceeds of a draw sponsored by the ladies Auxiliary of Branch 213, Canadian legion, was donated last Satur-day to the Ontario Hurricane Relief Fund. At centre, Miss Olive Manieon presents the cheque after the draw to K. L. Thompson who received the money on behalf of the Weston Business Men's Association to be forwarded to the flood fund. left to right are: Mrs. G. Knothe, whose son, Herman Chapman, made and donated the leather purse (one of the two prizes); Miss Olive Mattison, convenor of the raffle; Mr. Thomp- son, president of the business men's association, gharles Blay, who painted and donated the painting (which is - between Miss Mattison and Mr. Thompson); and Mrs. H. Baker, tsrtrsi» dent of the Ladies Auxlllary. Last week end, members of 1929 Class of Graduates, Toronto Western Howital, School ot Nursing, gat/ered together to celebrlte their 25th adversary. Following I very instructive tour of the more modern, up-to. CH. 1-5502 ii, swarms manner: SERVICES 5 . TELEPHONE NUMBER l ’IEAVEB..- /d-6a-r. nun-h- s, "SH-v " 5 m sr. S. WESTON We Do Our 0 FINANCING! Home Improvement Loans ! Auxiliary} thaw Aids Hurricane Victims Sou-pk Imam Table Ask About Our date departments of the Western Hospital, the group drove to Brampton for dinner at the Yel- low Briar Inn, on Saturday. On Sunday evening Mrs. W. L. Clarkson (nee Wardlaw) gra- ciously opened her. home in Wes- ton to her classmates and served GENERAL INSURANCE =IRE, AUTO, CASUALTY COMPLETE SERVICE MY BETTER BUY BEAVER Joe Beaver ,uil,irr"is"'iiiihe Time To Remgclel The! Basement I "says -'"'""'-'T _ _ ”Info A Modern Recreulion Ropm" When You You [3 KING STREET Mil . (Continued from Page _3) to be shown expressed many of her own ideas. Kindergarten is not all play and it is surprising how much the children are ca- pable of learning. Mr. M. Benroge, principal of Memorial School was introduc- There were over threequarters of the Class present, who came from all parts ot Ontario and the United States, to renew old friendships and reminisce about old times, There was also a new grandmother in the group. The guests of honour were the teaching staff of the Toronto Wes, tern Hospital '26 to '29 and in. cluded Miss B. L. Ellis, Miss Gladys Sharpe, Miss Grace. Sut- ton, Miss Mary Thomas, Miss Marjory Agnew, Miss Lena Smith, Miss Gladwynne Jones. Miss Grace Ryde and Mrs. Elva Hewitt Baker. a most delicious buffet supper, r« - Company limited --_- _ -- OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT "I'll. . P.M. Yum» your basement ...your ttttie ...your porch ...anyw||oro In your homo Insulating BUILDING BOARD " your budget limited? Then build that utt- room you've woted-orith {Imus Celina In- ml-ting Building Board. Emily Ind quickly applied. Beautifully trrrorisb" in White. Where Square Edge typo in med, joints may be "and with buttons or moulding. 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