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(Up to 2 years to pay) YOU CAN BORROW FROM $100 TO $2,000 FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN WITHOUT OBLIGATION December 9. 1954â€"Page 2 36 Main St. S. CH. 1â€"1112 346 Weston Rd. mU. esos 225 JOHN ST. CH. 1â€"1451 for a New Season Time To Take Your Coiffure In Hand With .mm pemmmmmmmme n _ _ Fall In _ Mina â€" Wi All Set XMAS SPECIAL z for $3-°° LY. 2161â€"3 December Meeting Central United W.M.S. Central United church Wom: \ en‘s Missionary Society . held }their December meeting â€" on lThursday, December 2nd in the \Primary room. Mrs. J. Draper, | president, opened the meeting !with a poem. Mrs. E. Eddy reâ€" \ceived the slate of officers for 1955. Mrs. Wright thanked Mrs. Draper for her faithful and unâ€" | tiring service as president during | the past three years. Mrs. Drapâ€" er thanked Mrs. Wright, also the fmembers, for their splendid supâ€" |port during that time. Mrs. Hanâ€" | cock, Mrs. Rowland and Mrs. ‘Mathers sang a suitable selecâ€" \ tion accompanied at the piano ‘by Miss N. Ackrow. Mrs. Dunn read part of a speech by Billy Graham entitled, "The light of ‘the Star", The devotional was \taken by Mrs. W. Snider and \Mrs. Sythes; portions of scripâ€" | ture were read interspersed with \ singing of Christmas carols. Miss {E. Nattress read a touching rChristmas Story. Mrs. Draper \closed the meeting with prayer }followed by the Mizpah benedicâ€" {tion. \ . Watch for announcement of latest Hair Style sweeping the Christmas Meeting Hardington H. and S. The Christmas meeting of Hardington Home and School asâ€" sociation will be held on Tuesâ€" day, December 14th at 8.15 p.m. Teachers will receive parents in their classrooms from 7.45 to 8.10. The Reverend Hazlewood, If you should pass King Street, Memorial or Senior public school, between now and December 16, you will have the Christmas spirit reâ€" awaken as you listen to the old and new carols being practised. * The three school choirs make up a total of 130 voices to tell "The Christmas Story." In Senior public school there are costumes to change pupils of today into the people who experienced the first Christâ€" mas. In many homes crepe paper is rustling into gar ments, and every Friday is choir practice. â€" _ _ Since last year‘s Home and School Christmas programme 4 Boyd Ave. U.S.A. the "Americanoe" Weston School Children To Present Programme Of Old And New Carols H. J. Cadwallader, Mor. 43 Main St. N. â€" CH. 1â€"1153‘ Selina D. Stovell Complete Insurance Coverage AUTOMOBILE FINANCE SERVICE CAMERA FAN ‘ Photographic Cift I N C H‘S$ CAMERA DEPT. A Wide Selection Is Available At â€" Always Appreciated General For The Agent CH. 1â€"6805 NURSERY CHRISTMAS PARTY Gaiety and excitement holds sway once more for the tiny tots of the Merry Court Nursery School. They plan to hold their annual Christmas Party on Satâ€" urday morning, December 18th, for their own little selves and their proud parents. who has recently become head of the Upper Canada Bible Society, will be the speaker for the meetâ€" ing; his subject, "The Home". School children will present a Christmas Story in song and there will be a Christmas Carol singâ€"song. Mothers of Grade 2 will bring cookies and help serve. NURSERY ELECTIONS Officers for 1954â€"55 season were elected by the Merry Court Nursery â€"School Associaâ€" tion at the annual meeting. The following parents have promisâ€" ed their coâ€"operative efforts: Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Munro, Past Presidents; Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Smith, Presidents; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Trott, Vice Presidents; Mr. and Mrs. E. Duffy, Treasurers; Mr. and Mrs. G. Wilson, Secreâ€" taries; Mr. and Mrs. H. Taylor, Maintenance Dept.; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McArthur, Social Conveners; Mr. and Mrs. J. Heaven, Social Coneveners; Mr. and Mrs. H. Swartz, Publicity Chairmen. The Merry Court Nursery School is managed by Mrs. H. M. Mclver, the university trainâ€" ed Supervisor, and her staff, Mrs. P. Horne, Mrs. J. Alcott, Mrs. R. Wagg and Mrs. N. Brown. Given in marriage by her fathâ€" er, the bride wore a long sleeved princess fitted gown with a wide hemline and short train of ivory silk peau de soie appliqued with cream lace and pearls with fingâ€" er tip antique ivory tulle illusion veil, She carried a cascade of red sweetheart roses, white carâ€" nations and mums. Maid of Honâ€" our for her sister was Miss Mary Broughton and bridesmaids were Miss Sheila Semple and Miss Janet Leawood. They wore balâ€" lerina gowns of cranberry red chromespun taffeta with matchâ€" . Once again the blending of voices in harmony and in unison will bring the real message of Christmas to the parents of our school chilâ€" dren. The story is old but the actors are new and the promâ€" ise of peace on earth is for all people. Tickets are disâ€" tributed through the schools and will be honoured first, but all who would jjoin the children in experiefxging the beauty of this festive season are welcome. Seventyâ€"eight persons attendâ€" ed the meeting of the Weston Art Guild on Tuesday, Nov. 30th when Dr. A. Y. Jackson adâ€" dressed the gathering. Mr. C. E. Conroy, viceâ€"president introâ€" duced Mrs, M. Sergeant, extenâ€" sion secretary of the Art Galâ€" lery of Toronto who in turn inâ€" troduced the speaker. Decorated with tall standards of white mums and lit with canâ€" dles, Central United church was the setting for the marriage of Ann Broughton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Broughton to James Gardiner Eyres, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gardiner Eyres. Reverend E. B. Eddy ofâ€" ficiated with Mr. Bruce Metcalfe playing the music and soloist Mrs. Kay Seymour,. was presented to an overflow audience â€" this year the proâ€" gramme will be given Thurs: day, December 16 and Friâ€" day December 17 in the High School Auditorium. White Mums, Candles Setting For Eyresâ€"Broughton Wedding WESTON ART GUILD Christmas Dinners Only A Few Dates Open for Staff Parties Full Course Turkey Dinner With All The Trimmings MARTINDALE LODGE Saturday, Dec. 25th 100 ALBION ROAD Just South of the Elms Golf Club RESERVATIONS ONLY CH. 1â€"2141 12 Noon to 8 p.m. Bv GERI LOCKE KERâ€"CHOO ! Fall and winter colds are practically impossible to avoid. However, a day or two in bed at the very beginning of a cold will often make it shortâ€"lived besides protecting others from infection. Colds are in season at this time of year, when weather is unpredictible, warm one day sloppy, wet and cold® the next. Beâ€" sides taking care of yourself ‘with reasonable precautions you have others in the home, school or office to consider. Usually once a member of a family has a cold, sooner or later everyone in the family succumbs. Precautions are relatively simple. The individual with a cold can isolate himself, get lots of sleep and eat proper food. Dishes used by the patient should be kept separate and washed separate« ly. Tissues are better than handkerchiefs. ing shell hats, mitts and satin shoes, carrying a hand bouquet of white mums. In the banquet hall at Crang Plaza the bride‘s mother receivâ€" ed, wearing rose lace and satin gown and hat and white carnaâ€" tion corsage, assisted by the groom‘s mother, wearing powâ€" der blue nylon and net gown and hat trimmed with pearls and brilliants, with a corsage of sal mon sweetheart roses. The bride‘s travelling costume was a rust and brown panaglaze dress under a rust and brown diagonally striped wool coat made in coachman style with a brown velour hat, bronze metalâ€" lic shoes and bag and a corsage of yellow mums. After a honeyâ€" moon to the Laurentians and United.States, they will reside at 211 Main St. North, Weston. Everyone knows the discomfort and loss of time caused by the common cold. If everyone had a sense of resonsibility about not giving their colds to others, the number affected each year would be greatly reduced. The children in pyblic schools throughout Ontario are helping the young victims of Hurrican Hazel with pennies they have donated to the Junior Red Cross. C. B. Routley announced at Ontario Red Cross Headquarters in Toronto that $10,000 of Junior Red Cross funds would be spent on clothing for children including everything from underwear to rubbers. The names and needs of the children are sent to the Red Cross by school inspectors in the districts affected by the hurricane and floods. Local school teachers in the areas are also helping in this way. The following requests have been received to date â€" 87 from Woodbridge; 160 from Ansnorbeld, a Dutch settlement on the Holland Marsh; 15 from Bradford; 53 from Etobicoke. Take the matter of hands, for example. No matter how skilled the last minute manicure, hands neglected for months just can‘t look smooth and glamorous, So now is the time to take thought for your hands if you want them to twinkle at festive affairs. Groomsman was Bev. Eddy and ushers were Bill Thrush, Jim Fitzpatrick, Fred Fox and Frank Best. The gentleman in the wedâ€" ding party wore charcoal grey suits with grey and red ties and white bouttoniers. With the holiday party season approaching, many a woman wishes she had a Fairy Godmother like Cinderella‘s, who could transform her in a trice from her workaday self into a party girl. While beauty salons can do a lot along these lines on short notice, the smart woman knows she can achieve results in her own boudoir â€" if she starts in plenty of time. Start right away using a rich lubricating cream after every washing and at bedtime. Massage the cream into the backs of the hands, then massage each finger separately; pay special atâ€" tention to the knuckles. Try to imagine you are working on a new pair of kid gloves. In incidentally, this msis;ge is good for the muscle tone as well as for the skin. To keep the nail and cuticle well lubricated (nails only grow at the rate of 1/32â€"inch a week) apply cuticle oil daily. Put a few drops at the base of each nail and work into the cuticle, the nail, and sides of the nail, with a rotary motion of the thumb. Hangnails will vanish after a few sessions like this. Relief is in sight for those who suffer from brittle, flaking nails. A new product, Cutex Nail Flex, acts on growing nails to help the brittle, splitting ones return to a normal, healthy condiâ€" tion, It‘s a fragrant, white cream which also helps to keep the cuticle soft and pliable. Start a regular daily schedule now to be sure you won‘t need a Cinderella‘s wand at Christmas. TB SEALS There is less tuberculosis in this community today because of TB Christmas Seals. This is because the sale has provided the funds to conduct free chest xâ€"ray surveys of entire communities. Xâ€"ray is the only means of finding the disease early, when it is most easily curable. More than 2,000,000 free xâ€"rays have been given by the National Sanatorium Association since the free chest xâ€"ray proâ€" gramme was introduced eight years ago. This was the means of discovering more than 4,000 men and women and some children with tuberculosis of a contagious nature. Had their disease not been discovered many of these people might easily have infected thousands of others, especially members of their immediate families and their friends. Fortunately, much of this disease was caught in the early stages. NMinety per cent. of the people who have entered sanaâ€" torium have been discharged and are again enjoying a normal way of life. If everyone took advantage of the free chest xâ€"rays, the disease would be still more greatly reduced. It is through the generous donations for Christmas seals that the chest survey is made possible. Within the next few weeks, you will read the appeal again, and be invited to give support by buying Christmas seals. a PENNIES HELP JAMES MASON OF SILENT PICZ ENACTS MEDIC IN "DRUM BEAT" James Mason, star of the silâ€" ents and not to be confused with James ("A Star Is Born") Maâ€" son, plays a medical corpsman in "Drum Beat," Warner Bros. CinemaScope adventure drama starring Alan Ladd. Mason, once a perennial favorite in DeMille pictures, is best remembered as the unrepentant thief on the cross in "King of Kings." 200 Coats On Sale Extra Special Dresses ‘&e%s for ‘7> up Gowns & Cosktail Dresses ‘ssoes ‘17 up For gift buying, see our large selection of DRESSES, $UITS, COATS, GOWNS, JUMPERS, SWEATERS, KNITTED SUITS, $KIRTS, eH en sale for Christmas shopping and saving. 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