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Dr. Murray Ross, executive asâ€" sistant‘ to Dr. Sydney Smith, President of the University of Toronto, was the. guest speaker at the recent meeting of the Weston\ University _ Women‘s Club, held on Februarx 27th in Central United church. Dr. Ross spoke vividly of the tremendous expansion in higher education in Ontario which will Speaker Forecasts Big Expansion In Higher Education In 20 Years At advance spring sale prices. Famous "Little Nugget" styles. HARDINGTON DISTRICTS â€" DELIVERY â€" From 4:15 to 6:45 Mon. to Sat. 75 Main St. N In Home Delivery RON‘S Fish & Chips WE SELL . . . (Jane at MacDonald) CH. 1â€"6891 WESTON, PELMO and Of Fish & Chips in the Lowest Price Yet! Seamless Nylons WRINGER ROLLS FOR ALL WASHERS 1741 JANE ST. FUEL Oil e © COAL e FURNACES Specializing GUY on OUR BUDGET PLAN Consumers Coal Co. Ltd. 405 ROGERS ROAD QUALITY FUEL DEALERS FOR OVER 40 YEARS hose, ever shown anytime. The imperfecâ€" tions are in shade, nothing that will affect the wearing quality. 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These men fraterâ€" nize with the working classes, and use every opportunity to beâ€" little the western democracies. Dr. Ross was introduced by Mrs. D. K. Gillies, and thanked by Miss Carol Moffat, for his According to a recent survey, 61 industries in Ontario have vaâ€" cancies for scientists and enâ€" gineers â€" this shortage hampers research, testing of products, and generally restricts the economy. 50 OAK STREET â€" WESTON 36 Main St. Sâ€" CH. 1â€"1112 8 to 12 Reg. 18.95 Next the P.O 97. PR. Youngâ€"Women‘s Club Of Westminster United Plans "Bridal Pageant" Weston B and PW Club To See Film About Decorating Weston Drama Group presents "Accidently Yours", a farce in three acts at Weston Collegiate Auditorium, William St., Monâ€" day, March 11th. poem, "The Unnamed Lake" by George Frederick Scott. Mrs. J. Albarda favoured the club with musical selections on the recordâ€" er, with Mrs. H. O. Lloyd at the Mr. Pigott is well known for his work with the United Appeal and for his interest in education and it is hoped that everyone will take advantage of this opâ€" portunity to hear such an outâ€" standing speaker, Mrs. J. Koehler brought a reâ€" port to the meeting from the Local Council of Women, on the revision of the Dominion Succesâ€" sion Duty Act. At the close of the business meeting, a social half hour was enjoyed by all. Under the auspices of the Young Women‘s Club, a "Bridal Pageant" will be held in the church auditorium on Friday, March 22nd, when wedding finâ€" ery will be modelled by club members. Included in the proâ€" gramme will be wedding gowns of grandma‘s day as well as more modern creations. If any readâ€" ers know of gowns dating back several years which might be loaned for tnis occasion, please contact Mrs. 1. Maskens at CH. 4â€"5484 or Mis. L. Howarth, CH. 1â€"1235. Coming events of interest to club members and their friends, include the regular meeting in March and the birthday dinner on April 10th. The regular meetâ€" ing will be held on Wednesday, March 13th at 8 p.m. in Creelâ€" man Hall, Cross St., and will be an /"Opea mee‘~g". A film, "The A.B.C.‘s of decorating your tLome" will be shown by Mr. W. G. Anderson. Mrs. Isabel Bridgâ€" man will also sing. This promâ€" ises to be a special meeting of interest to homemakers, whosmay ‘wish advice on spring deccrating prr\hM. so do come and bring lynur friends. The date for the rummage sale has been set for April 27th. An interesting evening is asâ€" sured for everyone â€" those who are sentimental will want to reminisce as they see the gowns of yesteryear; those who are looking forward to their own "big day" will want to get ideas from the more recent brides. Tickets are now on sale by all club members. The president, Mrs. Ross was in the chair, The devotional period was taâ€" ken by Mrs. Boggs, and group reports were made at this meetâ€" ing. s A. PIGOTT SPEAKER AT HARDINGTON H& S "Bring. ‘em up alive" is the topic chosen by Mr. Arthur Pigott, citizen of the year for 1956, who will speak at the Hardington Home and School Association meeting to be held on March 12th at 8.15 p.m. The worship service was unâ€" der the leadership of Mrs. W. Christie and her committee, Mrs. B. Anderson, Miss M. Yeo and Mrs. T. Gamble. From the study book on South East Asia and Korea, Christianity in the Philliâ€" pines and Indoâ€"China was disâ€" cussed. The Weston Business and Proâ€" fessional Women‘s Club did not hold a regular meeting in Januâ€" ary, but over 40 members and friends attended the Theatre Night held at the Crest Theatre, in aid of UNICEF. In February, over ten members enjoyed the International Night dinner at the King Edward Hoâ€" tel, with Miss Lisa Sergio as guest speaker. The club held its own‘ International Night at the Y.W.C.A. on Wednesday, Februâ€" ary 13th, when Mrs. W. F. Mcâ€" Mahon, immediate Past President of the University Women‘s Club, showed her excellent slides of eight different countries. On Tuesday, March 5th, members of the club acted as hostesses at Citizenship night at the City Hall. Musical entertainment for the evening will be provided by Mr. John Ambrose, who will sing a group of songs. Special guests at the meeting were members of the Etobicoke club. (Continued from Page 2) luncheon. D. PEARSON AUXILIARY The Dorothy Pearson evening auxiliary of Central United church held its February meetâ€" ing at the home of Miss L. Moorehouse. Hostesses for the evening will be Mothers of Grades five and six, with Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Christian pouring tea. CLUB HIGHLIGHTS PRESENT FARCE of the "Bridal in the Friday, to have wonderful weather on their visit. Mr. and Mrs. J. Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Graham, Sr., of W. P. Graham & Sons, Florâ€" ists, in Weston, returned last week from a very pleasant motor trip to Miami, Florida. They also paid a visit to Cyâ€" press Gardens, and enjoyed every minute of their vacaâ€" tion, despite the fact that quite a lot of rain fell while they were there. Also visiting the northern part of Miami Beach, were Mr. and Mrs. M. Weisdort, who travelled by ‘plane for a three week vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Weisdorf were fortunate Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rumâ€" ple have just returned from a vacation which lasted nearâ€" ly a month. Having flown the first part of their journey to Nassau, which took six hours, they continued on by ‘plane for another two hours to Jaâ€" maica. Mr. and Mrs. Rumple spent most of their time at Discovery Bay, which is apâ€" proximately 40 miles from Montego Bay, on the northern shore. 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