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~TOT Y C TO TEEN _ SHOP (Next to Weston Theatre) PHONE ZONE 4â€"328 We Are Retailers For GORDON MacKAY & cO. LTD. A. A. ALLEN & CO. 2 o LTD. ALVES, NUNES & CO. LORRAINE RITCHIE Everything you need for the children NO SECONDS NO FIRE STOCK NO BANKRUPT STOCK Popular Children‘s Wear Owned and Operated by (Nextto Weston Theatre) ZONE 4â€"328 CORONET SPORT CLOTHES CO. Nobody ever regretted LITTLE DUCHESS â€" LTD. ADAMS KNITTING CO. Everything fresh from Buy With Confidence LORNE buying Quality the factory three Sundays will be in charge of Mr. C. Poulter. Mr. Telford gave his !uvwdimul&yh ford with a set of book ends. Sunâ€" day, June 26th, Mr. Telford: will return and will be in charge of the evening service. Westminster Baptist The annual flower service will be conducted this Sunday morning. The girls and boys of:â€"the departâ€" ments of Sunday school will bring a bouquet of flowers to present at the altar. All Sunday school scholars are requested to be at the church by 10.30 a.m., especially those from the junior department up. The flowers will be distributed in the afternoon. Baptism service will be conductâ€" ed Sunday morning and those inâ€" tending to have children baptised please advise through the church office. The subject of the evening mediâ€" tation is "This Victory." What is the nature of victory in life? Many say it ought to pay off in pounds and dollars, and they strive relentâ€" lessly to achieve this victory. Or is it other than what we touch and see? Has the Church of Christ any contribution to make to it, many say no, let us see for ourâ€" selves. Elverston Park â€"Tickets are available for the Sunâ€" day school picnic from all memâ€" bers of the Sunday school staff. |CHURCHES| Harding Ave. United At Harding Avenue United on May 29th the pulpit was occupied by Mr. Taylor of Prospect Park, in the absence of the minister, Mr. Brown. Mr. Taylor spoke of Nicow demus, and how Jesus knew all the answers for He was a teacher come from God. A solo by Miss Mattie Young was much enjoyed. Sunday, June 5th, is the Sunday School Festival with special serâ€" vices at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Beâ€" ginners class only at 3 o‘¢lock. The rest of the Sunday School will be on the platform for the special services morning and evening. Riverside United Sunday School meets at 10 a.m. and church service is scheduled for 11 a.m. next Sunday, June 5th. Mr. Pulter minister in charge, read Psalm 711 and took his text from Luke, 19th chapter, reading to verse 10. From this reading he preached an inspiring sermon on "The Man up the Tree". _ A concert will be held by the Sunday School on Tuesday evenâ€" ing of the same week. Sunday next being Shutâ€"In Sunâ€" day, Mr. Pulter stressed that ‘we could all do a good deed to someâ€" one shutâ€"in‘. The Senior Young People‘s Soâ€" ciety will have their concluding meeting on Sunday evening. All teenâ€"agers are invited, even the zoot suiters. This will be a conâ€" â€"Continued from page 1 date, the architect stated, the inâ€" terior, exterior, and landscaping should be fully completed. Legion Hall Exempted Weston Presbyterian Police Constables A motion to exempt from all local and school tax in the years 1950 to 1959 inclusive the Legion Hall of Branch 213 of the Canaâ€" dian Legion was approved by the Council at the special meeting. Deputy Reeve Seagrave, who made the motion, explained that the Muâ€" nicipal Act limits the exemption to ten years. "I am assured that I am speakâ€" ing for the members of the local branch of the legion," Councillor Weir stated, "when I say that this action will be very much appreâ€" ciated." The Councillor, who is a member of the legion, also stated that the Hall would be officially opened this month. Truck Tender Accepted Tom Clough Motors in Weston for a threeâ€"quarter ton truck. The accepted tender was for a Fargo truck. Gay Presentation O{ Melodrama On June 16 By Guild The Weston Drama Guild is working hard these past weeks and for several weeks to come getting their _ Gay _ ‘90‘s _ mellodrama smoothed into performance shape. The effort will be a gay, rollicking attempt to show the amazing atâ€" tempts at sinister drama so preâ€" valent in the preâ€"1900 era. The play is entitled "Dirty Work at the Crossroads" and will be presented on June 16th: at the Weston Colleâ€" giate Auditorium. The Drama Guild is constituted of the young people of the town who are interested in developing their interests in the theatre field. They hold regular meetings: on Monday nights in the Town Hall Auditorium with rehearsals as an extra during the week. As a group they study various plays and forms of drama for their owh developâ€" ment and this presentation is their first venture into actual producâ€" tion. All citizens are urged to support the work of this young group by coming out on the night of June 16th at the Weston Collegiate Auâ€" ditorium to view "Dirty Work at the Crossroads" presented by the Weston Drama Guild. â€"Councilâ€"acceptedâ€"theâ€"tenderâ€"of mikig & ds we weed o s0s»r | Falent Club End . . Int mmsl Gamer Te. / Year‘s Activities baking sale will be held: at the home of Mrs. R..C, Creelman, 15 Springmount Avenue on Friday, The Cradle Roll Department is holding a Tea Party for the mothers and the children on Saturâ€" day June 4th, from 4 to 5.30 p.m. in the Sunday School room, ‘The Owaissa Young Women‘s home of Miss Maud Travis, 66 Wilâ€" liam Street. Please bring supâ€" plies for bale. _ _ _ Gordon ‘Alcott, deserves a vote of thanks from parents and all memâ€" bers of the congregation. _ â€" Group (W.M.S.) will hold their The Pax Bible Class has disconâ€" tinued their meetings until autumn. This has been a most profitable undertaking and the leader, Mr. last meeting for this season on | Rose c Monday, June 6th at 8 p.m. at the | dances. about the Spirit of the Men, who moved into the Normandy bridgeâ€" head. All exâ€"service men are invited. 1944) the minister will speak "Ancient and Modern Mecroâ€" mancy, Alias â€" Mesmerism â€" and Hynotism, Denounced" was the subject of the lesson sermon was read in all churches of Christ, Scientist, throughout the world, including Third Church of Christ, Scientist, 70 High Park Ave., Toronto, at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. on Sunday, May 29, 1949. Christian Science Home ownership should be enâ€" couraged by extending the present lending provisions of the National Housing Act to creditâ€"worthy famâ€" ilies of small means and by lowerâ€" ing the cost of borrowing. Loans and priorities should be made available to those who desire to build their own homes. Adamson Explains â€"Continued from page 1 unsanitary conditions. The men on the waiting list, the veterans with two and three children who are living in deplorable conditions and who are on the books of the Cenâ€" tral Mortgage and Housing Corâ€" poration are just as, numerous today as they were a year ago. Unless a triâ€"government agreeâ€" ment can be made, there is very little hope that the situation can be improved. Today Canada is not producing sufficient houses, certainly we are not producing houses for rental purposes, and therefore we are not improving the conditions under which our people have to live. We must ‘have all levels of governâ€" ment coâ€"operate to effect a workâ€" able solution and to provide adâ€" equate housing for all Canadians. â€"Continued from page 1 How about cleaning up that backâ€" yard today while you think of it, and that cellar too? Why not sugâ€" gest a coâ€"operative cleanâ€"up day with your neighbors so that the rats aren‘t just moved from one place to another in search of food or a place to nest and propagate their young? The advantages of a coâ€"operative cleanâ€"up and how neighbors can best work together to be most efâ€" fective against man‘s greatest enemy will be related in a timely and interesting film to be shown at the Weston Theatre on the evenâ€" ings of Wednesday and Thursday, June 15 and 16. The subject of the film is such a cleanâ€"up and this method of combatting the little beasts is officially called "block control". The movie was made in England and it is about 20 minutes in length. It is expected that it will subsequently be shown in Toâ€" ronto to further the antiâ€"rodent campaign there. Do Not Help To Feed Continue the war on rats in this community by keeping your cellar and yard free of scrap and trash which provide excellent nesting places for rats and keep all garâ€" bage containers tightly covered. Remember,;â€"if â€"youâ€"â€"don‘sâ€"wantâ€"to see a rat, don‘t help to feed a rat. â€"Continued from page 1 thems under the direction of Mrs. J. Murley. oaiie 8 After the church service, the class met at the home of Jack Gunn, where Mr. C. J. Bolter was the guest speaker and he took as his text the life of Paul. His talk was attentively listened to and it provoked much thought. Third Successful Gordon Alcott, the leader of the Pax Bible Class gave the address entitled, "The Success of a Mission" and Craig Cribar read the scripture lesson. On the eve of ‘D‘ Day (June 6, %‘ljty Cleaning 65 MAIN ST. Stw';‘:'ioi' OWNED AND OPERATED BY STODDART BROS. TFether PBros â€"Continued on page 4 CLEANERS & DYERS jolh Riiugt l tod a 46) 30 l COLD STORAGE LÂ¥ndhurst 2168 With Socialâ€"Dance ‘The Westobicoke Talent Club marked the end of a successful year by holding a dance and social evening in Humber Heights School on Saturday Evening, May 28th, where they entertained the Sharon the local young people. ments were served by the members of Westobicoke Talent Club. â€"Continued from page 1 to West York since the 1945 elecâ€" tion. Twp. Etobicoke Has Music was provided by Luke‘s Orchestra with Mr. Douglas Laâ€" Modern and old time dancing was enjoyed by 150 people, at the close of the evening «delicious refreshâ€" Watch for a repeat performance in September to mark the beginâ€" ning of another successful year. Elsewhere in these columns, The Times and Guide is reproducing the final chart showing the numâ€" bers entitled in 1945 to vote and the number eligible to vote on June Commnting on the enumeration completed last Saturday after a week of effort by a large force comprised in the main of women, Mr. Ring said that the work had never. been handled so efficiently. "The enumerators did a garnd job," he said. They did a splendid job and to date there have been practically no complaints of names being left off the list. This is probably due to the fact that the chief Returnâ€" ing Officer introduced an inovaâ€" tion in the form of Enumerator‘s Notification Cards. If the enumerators called at a house at a time when the occupant was absent, they left a card inâ€" forming . the occupant to this effect and further notified the citiâ€" zen that the enumerator would make another call on a certain day at a certain hour thus ensuring that the ocupant would be at home. However, Mr. Ring has made provision for eight courts of reâ€" vision and any qualified voter who may have been inadvertently left off the list can have his name apâ€" pended at one of the courts. In the riding of West York there will be 177 polling divisions, together with 22 double polls and two triple polls, or a grand total of 201. There will also be three adâ€" vance polls. â€"Continued from page 1 would not be had by the town in a couple of years‘ time. Weir exâ€" pressed the same hope and stated that the new. chief, if given a chance and proper support would make a good job of it. Plaque From Corvette When interviewed before the appointment, Robertson expressed a desire to "build an upâ€"toâ€"date police force in Weston" with a sergeant capable of assuming some of the load. GNTA Tag Day Councillor Jack Petrie spoke on behalf of the Girls‘ Nautical Trainâ€" ning Association and asked that a tag day to enable the association to raise funds be permitted by council. Councillor Holley secondâ€" ed the motion which was approved by council naming Saturday, June 11 as GNTA Tag Day. New Power Subâ€"Station Council received a communicaâ€" tion from the Public Utilities Commission containing a recomâ€" mendation that the council issue debentures to build a power subâ€" station on the east side of the railway tracks. The commission urged the necessity for such a subâ€"station because of . the inâ€" creasing load in the area, which was causing the overloading of the Little Ave. subâ€"station. A final decision on the matter was not reached by council at this \meeting. After a singâ€"song of the wellâ€" known hymns, refreshments were served and an evening was spent in good Christian fellowship. Mr. Creelman closed the evening with a word of prayer. The Pax Bible Class members have been meeting together now for three years and it is hoped that they will continue to meet for a good many years to come. They have planned many outâ€" ings in the past and have taken some highly interesting and enjoyâ€" able trips. Their monthly firesides are a highlight of their activities and a full turnout of 28 were present on Sunday night for their final meeting. PHONE TOBAY WESTON 845 for Charlotte Speaker Rothery and brother of Miss Ruth Rothery, Weston, passed away . Wednesday morning, May 25th, at his home, Demott Avenue, Clifton, Paterson, NJ. He had been ill four weeks, death being due to a heart afflicâ€" Ludwig Rothery Dies At Clifton tion. For many years he was power superintendent of the Forstmann Woolen Mills. Bornâ€"in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Mr. Rothery received his early edâ€" ucation in the local schools, later attending Toronto University. He received his master‘s degree in mechanical engineering in 1911, and D. 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