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N., WESTON 16 MAIN $T., NORTH ‘l It‘s Smart... to be Smart! WE DO THE WORK YoUu LoOK YyOur LOVELIEST. United Church , October 13, 1955â€"Page Get the money you need on your own signature. Fast, oneâ€"day service. Up to 24 months to repay on terms you select. Loans also made for doctor bills, repairs, shopping expenses, any good reason. Phone or come in today l OE fF 1 CIALl 0O P ENING 20M 36 Main St. S. CH. 1â€"1112 0 0 OR S 0 P EN 130 0M 69 WILLIAM ST. WESTON £ % €4, bs * 4 (ma n on wean‘s w e riv n ri td e 69. 8. EL $A J ENKINS" CH. 1â€"6661 CH. 1â€"9601 : In the receiving line were the two guests of honour, as weil \as Mrs. M. J. Gorman, Mrs. T. |J. Calnan, Mrs. A. Redmond; |\ Messrs. N. Ostapowich, Edward ‘Kennedy, A. Redmond, E. Macâ€" \Donald and Paul O‘Brien. RANGERS LEGION ° LADIES AUXILIARY The ‘exulnr monthly meeting of the Weston Rangers Branch 213 Ladies Auxiliary was held Oct. §th. Pres. Com. Mrs. L. Baker was in the chair. The ladies decided to have a cooking school at their hall Oct. 19th, to be convened by Com. Mrs. Mosley and committee. â€" The annual afternoon tea and home bake sale of work will be held October 29th. The ladies have resumed their Saturday night bingo again. _ The meeting closed in the usual manner with a social hour convened by Com. Miss O. Matâ€" tison. EVENTS TO NOTE Mt. Dennis Chapter O.E.S. are holding a turkey dinner and euchre at the Masonic Temple, Main St. North, next week. John Countryman Chapter I. O.,D. E. are holding their tea at the home of Mrs. O. Back this coming week. The members of St. John‘s Weston Catholic Women‘s League and Holy Name Society were joint hosts Monday, Octoâ€" ber 3rd, at a parish party in honour of the new assistants, Rev. J. D. Driscoll and Rev. Riâ€" chard Bussey. C.W.L. Fall Card Party will be held in St. John‘s Parish Hall next week. PC Everett Douglas, tormerly of North Ireland, was recently made a third class constabble with the Weston police departâ€" ment. WELCOMED AT..&T. JOHN‘S . During the course of the evenâ€" ing dancing, cards and conversaâ€" tion were enjoyed, followed by coffee and cakes served by Mrs. Redmond, assisted by Mrs. F. Miner and Mrs. E. Gillis. The guest book was taken Miner and Mrs. E. Gillis. The, guest book was taken care of by Mrs. E. MacDonald and Mrs. J. Godber, and the delightful music was supplied by Mrs. Frank Connor and Mr. P. Maddock. The highlight of the evening was the opening of the many housewarming gifts by Father Driscoll and Father Bussey. Both guests expressed their surprise at and appreciation of the genâ€" erosity of the parish in no unâ€" certain termg. In his remarks Father Driscoll paid tribute to Weston‘s parish priest, Rev. E. T.; Keane, who is absent on leave in England; while Father Bussey professed that he would never forget his welcome to his first parish, St. John‘s. â€" Sat., Oct. 22nd NEW CONSTABLE D(er COOKIE BLIT Z Girl Guide Support Your Local Girl Gvide When She Calls. Buy Cookies Highlights ‘Fhe first meeting of the new season of the Women‘s Christian Temperance Union was held at the home of Mrs. Ray Best, the president. wCTU HOLDS FIRST MEETING OF SEASON A very fine poem, "Lord, I Am Thine", written by Rev. Trimble was used by Mrs. Best to open the meeting. This was followed by prayer. The minutes were read by Mrs. Plunkett and the financial report was ‘prtsented by Mrs. Hunter. Fees for the 1955â€"56 season were due, it was anâ€" nounced. After various items of business â€" were discussed, Rev. Olivia Lindsay led in a very inspiring devotional service. Miss Lindsay emphasized the faithfulness and the zeal of her friends in Japan where she served for many years as a misâ€" sionary. Mrs. Kennedy showed two films from the Moody School of Science. Then dainty refreshâ€" ments woere supplied by Mrs. Duplain, Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Best. THANKSGIVING MEETING OF CENTRAL W.M.S. Thanksgiving meeting of Cen tral United church Women‘s Missionary Society was held in the Primary room on Thursday. October 6th. Mrs. J. Drape: opened the meeting with a poem. After the regular business was attended to, Mrs. R. Spencer welcomed the speaker for the afternoon. . > Mrs. McKenzie, the first viceâ€" president from Toronto West Presbyterial conducted the deâ€" votional _ services. * Mrs. Price, president, _ brought _ greetings from Toronto West Presbyterial. Mrs. Taylor, president of Wesâ€" minster W.M.S. sang two beauâ€" tiful solos accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Addy. The guest speaker for the afternoon, Mrs. Barker Chris tian, stewardship , secretary gave a splendid message. The meeting .was brought to a close with prayer and Mizpah beneâ€" diction after which a social time was spent. M iss Phyllis Jeanne Yerex, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laâ€" Verne Smith, Queens Drive, Weston _ will marry William Thornhill Farrell, of Grimsby, October 2nd at Central United Church. | n c. srooxsanys | Club Kingsway | }‘ FRANK ROY CH. 1â€"1067 Your West End Representative savings service 46 Main N. â€" WESTON.â€" CH. 1â€"7681 photo by LeRoy Toll ALLSTATE NEXT DOOR TO LOBLAWS Your Wallpaper Headquarters a Your best auto insurance buy is see or phone This week‘s guest in the Times and Guide‘s Kiddies Korner seems to be listening intently to something, maybe a jet plane zoomâ€" ing overhead. She‘s 14â€"monthâ€"old Debbie Austen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Austen of 33 Tedder Street, North York. The man then turned to Roâ€" dolfo, Modesto and Felipe, three friends enjoying a quiet beer on a hot night, and tried to enâ€" gage them in conversation in English. A farm labourer, recently reâ€" turned to Mexico City from the United States, and known only as "El Chino" (the Chinese), killed one man and seriously wounded two others because they could not speak English as well as he could. According to Senora Herminial Sanchez, proprietress of a genâ€" eral store, the man came into her; store and asked for beer. She| refused, for he had obviously | had too much already. o l'-‘ollow;ng a recent meeting of the Weston Board of Eduâ€" cation, a silver serving tray, suitably inscribed, was preâ€" sented by the chairman, Mrs. E. Norman, to Mrs. Ray Simpson (formerly Miss Kate Campbell), principal of King St. school. as a wedding gift. Outâ€"ofâ€"town guests at the recent Nolanâ€"Heaney wedding included relatives of the bride from â€" Worecester, Massachuâ€" setts, U.S.A. They were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. John McCulâ€" lough, Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnston and daughter, Suâ€" san, and Mrs. Geo. Emalvelâ€" son. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 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