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NEWS FROM THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Peacock of Emily St., Humber Summit, on the birth of a baby son. Also to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Travers, congrataulations on the birth of a son born on Good Friâ€" We would all do well to support our own Association, both in memâ€" bership and attendance at each meeting. They provide a greater understanding of the problems of education as well as bringing about coâ€"operation between teacher and One of our young ladies, Ruth Dovack, who spent twenty years of her life in Humber Summit, was united in marriage to Mr. R. Mcâ€" Pherson. The wedding was solemâ€" nized in Trinity United Church, Bloor St., Toronto. To this couple, friends and neighbors of Humber Summit send their best wishes for the future. Mr. and Mrs. F. George and faimily spent Easter weekâ€"end with Mis. George‘s family, at Mimico. On Good Friday, Mrs. W, G. Evans had her father and mother und sister, Miss Ada Parkes, as guests and then with John Evans, travelled to her sister‘s home in North Toronto, taking her parents and sister Ada, as guests to dinâ€" ner. 2078â€"M Hardington School was repreâ€" scried at the Ontario Federation of ilome and School Associations thii.yâ€"second _ annual convention last week in the Royal York Hotel. The theme of the convention this year, "Parents are Educators" was very appropriate,. Many of the speakers stressed the fact, that we, as parents must mould the life of our children, as well as coâ€"operate with their teachers. The Home and School Associations, of which there are some 800 in our province, and a membership of about 80,000 reâ€" quire the full support of every parent. Don‘t forget the Ratepayers‘ meeting in April 9 to be held in the school room, Borden Street, Humber Summit. Pat Johnson celebrated his binthâ€" day pary at which were a few licJe friends, Auntie Olive and Granny Henry, Billy Trout, Linda Brownlee, Tersa Brownlee, Billy Brownlee, Shirley Brownlee, Roseâ€" mary _ Campbel, John Campbell, Bob Campbell, Teddy Harris, Don Basinger, Barbara Jean MacLean, Konneth and Roger MacLean and Mery Lou Johnson, and Mammy and Uncle Alfic, M‘ss Baibara Moore has returnâ€" ed home after spending a few wooks with her sister, Irene, in S owe, Vermont, U.S.A. Well, there will be quiet homes this next week when schools start once more for the balance of the term. We do hope teachers and pupils will feel the benefit of their holiday. The peopple who missed getting to the operetta missed a treat, "The King‘s Courtship", on for four nights, and every night the Orange Hall was packed. It was not too late when it was finished so that anyone there was home before midnight, Congratulations to the director, Miss Mildred Shaw, ~Mrs. Kearny, pianist, and Mr. Wilson, taking part were memâ€" beis of the United Church choir and Christ Anglican Church choir Birthday â€" greetings . to Patsy Morenu, Sunday, April 1. Belated birthday greetings to Billie Hamâ€" ay Correspondent: Mrs, J. B. Henry Humber Summit 320 Bay St. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1951 Buying Mr. Collett Mrs, F. P. Worrall FOR COURTEOUS EFFICIENT SERVICE IN SELLING OR BUYING A HOUSE A. E. LePAGE MU. 9706 g o Selling Real Estate ESTABLISHED 38 YEARS HARDINGTON =â€"Cff m sâ€"CHil=â€" Realtor or is also sick. Whether the party ‘was too much for him, I don‘t ‘know, but he took very sick on Wednesday and it seems it was a virus germ, wherever that litile guy came from. But does he ever do some damage to wee folk. At the time of writing, Pat was a tiny bit better. Sorry to hear Mr.and Mrs.â€"H. Parkes, Sr., have been in bed sick again this past two weeks. If this weather would only have a little warm sunshine, folks might feel a lot better. ilton, Humber Summit, also Miss Lorraine McAth(ne, Weston and Mrs. A. Walduck, H.S. Wee Pat Johnson who celebrated his first birthday on Wednesday Accidents _ will happen, Wee Paddy Nevard fell in tne yard at her home, and required three clips to close the gash in her. forehead. Then Grant Wiley had an acciâ€" dent at school and received a very bad cut on the arm which requirea clips to close the wound. Our sympathy goes out to the family of the late Mrs. Mary Ann Hill, who passed away March 28 at Weston Rest Home. __ She lived a very active life and was spared to the ripe old age of 96. She spent most of her life at Smithfield and married James Ella about 75 years ago. He passed on very suddenly and her two daughâ€" ters also were taken, She was left a young widow to raise four sons (Albert and Garfield, stil living, and Ernest and Leslie, who preâ€" deceased her), After her boys were raised to manhood she married George Hill and took into her heart and home his granddaughter, Ann McGregor, who has been so faithâ€" ful through her sickness. A brother, James Sanderson, and sisâ€" ter, Mrs. Cook, survive; also two sons and nine grandchildren and 12 greatâ€"grandchildren. Mrs. Hill was a very active and faithful worker in church and community activities and was a good mother and neighâ€" bor and will be missed by many friends who enjoyed her cheery disposition, She was buried from Ward‘s Funeral ~Home â€" Friday, March 30. Rev. J. Kell conducted the funeral service and spoke highâ€" ly of her. He was a regular visitor at both her home in Smithfield and at Weston, The six grandsons were pallbearers. The many floral gathâ€" parent. You are cordially invited to the next regular monthly meetâ€" ing April lith. at 8.15 p.m. For further particulars, you will reâ€" ceive your Monthly Bulletin in the mail soon. s Bela#d birthday greetings to Mary Nelson, of Harding Ave. who had a birthday on March 24th, and celebrated with a party for her friends. > Belated greetings to Greg Smith of/Tedder St. for March 30th., Greg was three years old that day. Yours truly, motored to Barrie Onfario, this past weekâ€"end to atâ€" tend the wedding of my neice, Joyce Elliot. g@r Mrs. W. Wiley‘s nephew was guest speaker at the Congregationâ€" al Church here, last Sunday eveâ€" ning and Ruth and DianneWiley rendered songs during the evening. Grant Maidment had his tonsils removed last Saturday and spent the day in Humber Memorial Hosâ€" pital. Hope you are feeling in the "pink" again Grant, _The Saturday shows at the Hardâ€" ington School will resume again, starting this Saturday. Correspondent: Mrs. J. Cameron SMITHFIELD Mr. Sanderson RO. 1202 EM. 3â€"5661 ;(Funny, we didn‘t see those things | when we read it). Mr. Stanley |states that the concert netted neatâ€" ly $100 towards the new Humberâ€" [\'iew Scout and Cub hall. _ The regular meeting of the Scout |and Cub Mothers‘ Auxiliary will be \held at the home of Mrs. Tyler, 10 !mnndin Ave., Thursday evening at 8 o‘clock. It is hoped that many of the mothers and friends will atâ€" tend this meeting as Mr. LeFrost of the Hydro Conversion Commisâ€" sion wishes to address the ladies. He is prepared to answer any quesâ€" tions or problems concerning the conversion. He will try to secure for this evening movies of the changeâ€"over. > We all hope that since rain and some sunshine have taken the place of snow and ice the birds will soon return and the flowers will be awakened by the gentle "tap, tap" on their roofs. Instead of waking upâ€" and hurrying to _ét near the fire you will want to put on your bathing suit and take a dip in the clear refreshing water of the sparkling Humber. As‘I look out of the window now I see the river has risen. Perhaps after all this rain I will be able to launch, my sailboat and travel to Weston in style. « P In 1951 the Canadian dollar has about oneâ€"third of its 1901 buying power; in the same period hourly wage rates have multiplied by five. Mrs. Hoover from Newmarket spent the Easter week visiting her son and daughterâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. H. Reaman, 37 Acacia Ave. Belated birthday greetings to Mrs. H. Brooks, Main St., March 21, and to Alex McQueen, 32 Acacia Ave., who was 15 on March 21. Mrs. C. Brooks will celebrate her birthday on April 8. The euchre club of the Scout and Cub Mothers‘ Auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs. A. Burâ€" gess, 63 Omagh Ave., on Friday e ening, April 5, You are all welâ€" come. By the way, fellows and gals, Mr. Haywood has been busy with liâ€" cense o:ders, Don‘t forget if you haven‘t yet got your bicycle license he wil} get it for you from Willowâ€" dale. There were many black (not blank) faces at Weston High school Friday night. The Cubs were so glad that so many people braved the deep mud and rainy weather to venture out to see their second concert, They wish to extend many thanks to outside talent who parâ€" ticipated in the first part of the show. The Times and Guide should credit the Cub leader, Mr. Stanley, for the very interesting items ‘he found in their paper on the stage. If anyone has any news they wish to be nut in the column nlease contact 2188â€"J at least by Saturâ€" day if possible so that it can be included in the week‘s news. erings were symbols of the high esteem held for her. Our sympathy goes to Mss Robt. Stewart of Thistletown in the sad loss of her son, Charles, of Toâ€" ronto. Smithfield Drama Club are putâ€" ting on their threeâ€"act play, "Where‘s Grandma?" in Clairville Hall April 6 in aid of Smithfield Sunday school, x Our four young girls of Thistleâ€" town Home Makers‘ Institute Club spent a day visiting Borden‘s plant and other places of interest. i ALBION PARK I Correspondent: BEVERLY HILLS and DISTRICT THE DOMINION BANK This Branch was opened to bring the friendly and courteous banking services of The Dominion Bank close to your home. At Wilson Avenue and Jane Street, it is conveniently situated to serve the residents of Beverley Hills and District. meemnenmmnnmammres on mmentmmemconcemniminmmmtmmmmzed a Mr. L. M. Elson, Manager of & You will find this Branch fully : _ equipped to handle all your bankâ€" this new Branch, and his capâ€" ing needs. Je # Current and Savings Accounts able staff, invite you to e@e Business Loansâ€"Farm Loans: in and get acquainted with all Personal Loansâ€"Collections s Foreign Exchangeâ€"Money the modern banking services Transfers $ , they can provide. » » You will find this Branch fully equipped to handle all your bankâ€" ing needs. Current and Savings Accounts Business Loansâ€"Farm Loans: Personal Loansâ€"Collections Foreign Exchangeâ€"Money Transfers A TO SERVE ALL YOUR BANKING NEEDS IN at 1571 WILSON AVENUE at Jane Street Established 1871 Branches Throughout Canada LONDON, ENGLAND â€" NEW YORK, N.Y,. MONDAY, APRIL 2nd _ Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. ABeuk, Aura Lee Blvd., on the birth of their son. Congratulations to Ron and Willie Cosburn on the birth of their son, 9 lbs. 12 oz. Belated birthday greetings to little Adele Boy, Wallasey Ave., who celebrated his first birthday on March 26th. Miss Joanne Hyland, Clarendon Ave., Toronto, was the guest of Miss Joyce Strudwick, Queen Anne Blvd. for a few days during the Easter holidays. Did any of you gals get up to the cooking school at Central United Church last week? Yours truly was there and won a bag of groceries.< I found Mrs. Neil very interesting and I guess my family will be keeping their fingers crossâ€" ed this week at the new dishes I‘m ready to try out on thenf. We welcome to Humberlea Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nova who have reâ€" cently moved into their new home on Aura Lee Blvd. Mrs. Nova is a sister of Mrs. Percy Elcome, Sunset Trail. A date to remember is Thursâ€" day, April 12th. It‘s the general meeting of the Humbérlea Comâ€" munity Association,; held in the basement of Humberlea â€" school. This meeting is for you, so let‘s see you there and bring your Birthday â€" greeting â€" to | Patsy Bucher, Jasmine Rd., who celebratâ€" ed her 8th birthday on March 30. Patsy entertained a few of her see you neighbor Mess ul "C "v. ’% * ~HM UM ERLEA!* n-f.,{,_k.. _Au\'{ a~dM )<. ks e App i inser A NEW BRANCH OF RADIO AND TELEVISION REPAIR HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE h A Complete Household and Light Industrial Service. WIRING AND REWIRING Honest Estimatesâ€"New Set Guarantee All makes Washers, Stoves, Irons, Toasters, Etc., Expertly Repaired. Services, Flat Rate Heaters, Etc., Installed. Alterations and Additions Promptly Carried Out. Correspondent: Mae Scott, Phone 2153â€"J TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON opened Call 2187â€"R PICKâ€"UP AND DELIVERY 17 DENNISON AVE. W. â€" 24 Hour Service â€" ELECTRIC Of the man who. fell among thieves, }the good folk who passed by, and finally the one who helped, the good Samaritan, left a most inspiring thought with us, "A Christian life is the world‘s fibre." The choir sang an anthem. Mr. A. Wynneâ€"Field, organist. Our Red Cross campaign is nearly through and we are so grateful to you and will let you know what our receipts are later. If you would care for a Home Nursing Class this winter, please contact Mrs. C. Watt or your canvasser. friends at a party I‘m looking for someone to take over the column. If you are interâ€" ested would you get in touch with Many happy returns of the day to â€" Clifford _ Flavell, Saturday, March 31. Mr, Lars Flat was guest speaker, (from Norway only since Septemâ€" ber, getting further degrees at Wycliffe College). Many thanks to him for coming to Sunday School at St. Andrews. More money in from Lenten boxes, thank you, parents and scholars, for‘ $32.00 and nine cents. At 3.15 p.m. Rev. D, Paterson officiating, . Mr. _C. Spgakmnn T histletown Correspondentt Mrs. W. Dunning Mr, Flat spoke on the parable of the young lawyer, "What shall I do to inherit eternal lifeâ€"go and do thou likewise in the‘ parable,| who then is my neighbour." | Maryln â€" Shelley underwent a tonsil operation Tuesday and came through fine. assisting and Mr, Lars Flat guest preacher. A celebration of the Holy Oommunionm‘ the first Sunday in the Mr. C. Speakman and George Flavell took up the collection, s We extend our sympathy to our good neighbours of Smithfield in the loss of their good neighbour and friend, Mrs. Hill, â€" To Mrs. Robert Stewart may we extend our deepest sympathy in the loss of a dear son. Charley was raiscd in Thistletown and attended our public school and Weston high school along with our boys. To Mrs. C. Stewart and family we share your sorrow and feel your loss. For a Refresher Try a Head Rub and Massage 1 Hlock Devlin‘s Modern Barber Shop Sensational Strawbherry Plants Order early at this low price as we expect a sell out. 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