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Medical Examination No. of Beginners .............. 456 No. of Beginners examined.. 386 Beginners examined ... 85 Parents present at examinaâ€" _ Pupils with Defects .......... Total No. of Defects ... Bupils without Defects .. GRADE Iâ€"â€"BEGINNERSâ€"FALL f 1944 Parents of Grade X pupils E.H.C.1. are reminded that comâ€" mlncin& Nov. 20th the pupils of Grade will be examined by the School Medical Officer. It takes lots of diamonds to fight a war. Production plants of the United States alone used more than a ton of them in a single war yulr in various types of cutting tools. A man‘s work brings him more credit if he does not care who gets the credit. : _WATCH THE TOBACCO FUND JARS â€" WIN A PRIZE @ @ *>ChreedUtrrcad Gof L ~ nX m ue e ib â€" In Furniture You‘ll Find the Most Useful and Attractive There‘s a world of satisfaction in giving something that will really be used and enjoyed. Here are a few suggestions from our hundreds of appropriate gift pieces: 28 MAIN 8T. N. Nested Tables ....... Occasional Chairs ... Eind Tables :........ Coffee Tables ....... ‘Table Lamps :.:.:.. .. Mirrors and Pictures. Large Stock to Choose From Now WESTON MUSIC & RADIO ENT OF HEALTH OF NORTH YORK A Deposit Will Hold Your Purchase Till Xmas Eve. CARL . E. HILL, M.D., M.O.H k“’\fl%fi 5 <<‘ / .. t 0 2 Aah it full es PS . ... sn is2 zr i §1 w a aa a w y . 69. 215 186 288 201 Well High Timers the most imâ€" mnnt news on the ticket for the t week or so has been our Anâ€" nual Commencement, Turning our attention for the moment from parâ€" ties and dances let us consider the highlights of this most important event of the year. First of course we must congraâ€" tulate all scholarship and prize cen n ne ces es $21,00 .........$17.50 and up ... ......$3.95 and up »+Â¥*+%+.s+.§0.05 and up 22 ....... . $9.95 to $39.00 Campus i W Mmss Comment winners; The winners of Scholarâ€" ships to the Univudmomm were Mary Neale, Shier and Arthur Chisolm. Mary is takâ€" ing a Latin and English course, Marian, Modern History and Lanâ€" iua‘o and Art is enroiled in the ‘aculty of Medicine. The memorial prize which was established last year by an anonyâ€" Commode Tables .............$17 HASss0CKS .........2...........$8 Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets..... Hostess Plates .................$1 Vases, Book Ends, Ornaments, etc. Smoking Stands. Choose a Fine Table, a Sewing Cabinet, a Smoker, a Smart Chair, or any one of a Hundred Different Items Cruickshank u;d %-.Dh" Mr, Maâ€" son, was won George meron R.C.N.V.i‘ This pduc’; awarded to the student with the highest mark in Upper School History. George uughlubh to re» ceive his award as is now staâ€" tionedâ€"at. Cornwallis, Nova Scotia. mous donor was won by Ann Jackâ€" son and Jim Packham. This is awarded to the boy and girl who MiG, iiideran}y ind cooperation in which was established by Dr. To all graduates we extend our The History of Weston Prize PHONE ZONE 4â€"400 .. «... .$17.95 and up ....... . $8.95 and up 2......$8.95 $1.98 and up ‘This is the busiest time of the year for all of us. In a few weeks or so exams will be coming but now we are all organizing extra curricular activities. The student council has formulated a great many plans and next week we exâ€" 3& to have a list of the executive the French Club which is now Muww 1. 9. . Stister WD. 4.L k nnuhvmonjonzhvm r“tlnddm hearing him am sure we all realize why it is so difficult to obtain his services, To the Rev. Sclater we extend our thanks and gratitude. _ (<B being formed Last Wednesday evening we {?ined the other companies at Fort ork Armoury. "A" Coy wasn‘t up to full strength by any means, but we showed up some of the Toâ€" ronto companies, nevertheless. Inâ€" cidentally, we welcomed into out ranks three more recruits. If this keeps up we will soon have to have another company in Weston. Q.Y.R. + The first part of the evening was spent in the brigade room where "A" Coy was ‘given a special showing of some films specially prepared for the army, i.@, no "Mickey Mouse". One of the films dealt with the care and use of the rifle, another very good one on camouflage, _and the third a "SNAFU". (Figure that one out for yourself). We were all shocked to hear of Pte, Jack Sedgewick‘s unfortunate accident on ‘Tuesday of last week. Jack almost let a saw take his leg off somewhere above the knee, but fortunately it didn‘t go into the bone. He has spent a week or so in Western Hospital and will be laid up at home for some time. We all hope for a speedy and comâ€" plete recovery for you, Jack. ol * Q.YR. _ _ _ Col. Reeve told us he had â€"been complimented upon the Queen‘s York Rangers making the best showing of all the reserve units in the Victory Loan parade a couple of weeks ago, and "A" Coy took a generous portion of the praise to themselves, of course. We were very much afraid for awhile that it was going to be a "Corporal‘s Guard" protecting the robot and amphibious duck from the swarms of youngsters who anxiously awaited their arrival a week ago last Saturday, but forâ€" MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS Every candidate for Municipal office is required, when filing flia declaration of qualification with the Town Clerk, to also file with such declaration a certificate, signâ€" ed by the Treasurer or Collector of Taxes, that against the land in respect of which the candidate ‘q;:nlifies there are at the time of the nomination no taxes of a preâ€" ceding year or years overdue and unpaid. Municipal Candidates (Nominations: 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m., Friday, November 24th.) Forms for this purp may be obtained from the "}‘owfilerk. Any candidate failing to file the above declaration and certificate as to taxes, as referred to above, before nine o‘clock p.m. on Saturâ€" day, the 25th day of November, 1944, he or she shall be deemed to have resigned, and his or her name shall not appear on the ballot paper. "A" Company News and Views Please file your declaration and certificate as soon after nomination as possible. Weston, November 23rd, 1944. SPECIAL NOTICE THE QUEEN‘S YORK RANGEAS (tot American Regiment) CMARLES NT iN 1(992 PuP Ast ARTIEr ABoUT #300.® FOR TWREE PACCE WAEN FIRST UsED, PLAING Carog "Kenwoods"â€"Canada‘s National Overcoats ‘wiehEieurs nr CARDF LIMITED SUPPLY oNLY WARREN K. COOK HARRY G. MUSSON, By Clare Coleman as spent a Hospital home for for a spe Clerk, Town of: Weston. Q.Y.R. q Y.R. and best wishes in 1944 To f 4 40° dure was carried out. QYK. Queen‘ Y':-k“‘gr- t.l?l: umul‘chnnh pa N?JM d ecind "{.F ‘Rev. "R. 3. ‘Shires, 8 c + was in charge of the service md ve us "The Thought for . the Ey." And just to prove we were there, the text was from the 2nd Epistle of Timothy, the Znd chap. ter and the 3rd verse. By way, if any of our local houses of worship require the services of a couple of good stewards, sidesâ€" men or what would you, we can recommend two fine looking ofâ€" ficers from "A" Coy, After the service the battalion paraded to Fort York Armoury for. refreshâ€" ments. _ P.8.: We had twoâ€"thirds of our ag‘;unn present, and all of our officers. sog â€" Last night (Wednesday) "A" Coy paraded with the battalion at Fort York Armouré for inspection by the Director General of the Reserve Army for Canada, And just one more {audc before breaking off for the holidays, GORDON YOUNG LTD. Phone ADelaide 3636, Toronto For Free Pickâ€"up Phone Us We pay phone charges. 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