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* _ \ @meeq SIF, 3 ites for Skating To: * A violin s ts L F ‘The Stamp Club _\ : The stamp Club contest which ?‘« ‘ ‘was open to anyone in the school, o , now in ‘the process of being ba . ‘There are many fine enâ€" !if" y and the judges, Mr. Gillespic, is . Hampton and Mr. Hill, are P difficulty in deciding the /m in the various groups. The % NMack winners are: First, $2.00; secâ€" S $1.00, and third, 50c. Consoâ€" \ e prizes are to be awarded to 4 the losers. The results are to be at the end of this week and o ... eollections will be on display in P . Brum‘s room. I wonder who 5 will be the lucky winners? %’ i & Sandra Hudson, Form 5. is now _ . dudged. s an We a. Having Winners _â€" prize wi fi, $1. on p the lose given a ge colle r. Bru ;'.'o ended the assembly with the ;%d God Save the King. 3 Anderson was the pianist played as the students entered left the auditorium. at Sheila Best, Form 8. _ In the Science Room of the Senior Public School, there are in recently. Form eight‘s are now in full bloom. In eight the pupils with the highest marks and the ones who have improved the most will be able to take their plants home. _ Prior to Easter, vegetables and flower seeds were planted. In the Wegetable. section, tomatoes, papâ€" mers and celery were planted, while in the flower section Canterbury bells, zinnias (both dahlia and pomâ€" pom varieties), trithonia, verbena :l petunias were planted. All ve germinated and many have @eveloped their true leaves, so we aze in the process of transplanting SENSATIONAL! Duplain and Bill Shaw. A e prize was awarded to David for the many hours of work into his modelling. Mr. Aleott of the CCM introâ€" Em, also of the CCM, > m trophy to the hites for winning the Speed kating Tournament. A violin solo was played by Peter y varieties of plants and seedâ€" . In October ‘of last year, s were potted and buried in a in the school grounds. The s, Narcissi and daffodils, were : ynch p Margaret m Mr winning prize in the Arts and Crafts . Prizes were also awarded to g6 \fi’esavfifi‘ w Q\“\ yA qfifims€‘9& CENTRE SLUNG SEATING FORD British Built On Display Now ‘s assembly‘ under of Peter Karkâ€" hymn nuniber 35. sad the sefipture EBROS. LIMITED FORD, MONARCH â€" SALES & SERVICE RTH mu. 12715 / phook 44 The Symphany them for the first time. They will be transplanted once more before planting in the flower beds in front of the school about May 24th. Friday, April 6, the pupils of Weston Senior Public School were invited to attend a concert at Masâ€" sey Hall. Of course nearly everyâ€" one was glad to go. When we got there, we were late, so we missed the first two pieces. Under the direction of Sir Ernest MacMillan, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra played many fine compositions inâ€" cluding In the Hall of the Mounâ€" tain King, Londonderry Air and The Blue Danube Waltz. The proâ€" gram ended at approximately four o‘clock. We all certainly appreâ€" ciated this opportunity to hear this good music and hope it will become a yearly event. The Minstrel Show Soon all the excitement and chatter will be all over for another year. Since the Easter holidays, a lot of hard work and‘time has been spent to put together a minstrel show for the public. Mr. Allen and Mr, Brum, two of the teachers of the senior public school, have given much of their time to help a large group of the pupils assemble a show. Practices have been held morning, noon and night. Candy and soft drinks will be sold after the show. We all hope that everyâ€" one who attends the show will go away singing the praises of those who made such a novelty possible. Helen Millen, Form 6. Elmer the Safety Elephant A boy near Humber Heights School was unfortunately hit by a car and seriously injured. So after almost three months Elmer had to be taken down. Elmer could not be taken down on the day of the cereâ€" mony because he was all wet from the rain and so they waited a couple of days before taking him down. Sergeant Hill gave us a speech on safety habits and safety rules. Humber Heights Last week several of the memâ€" bers of the Audubon Club went on a bird hike with our teacher, Mr. MacKenzie. We had a very enjoyâ€" able and profitable afternoon. We saw about twentyâ€"two birds, purple finch, robin, song sparrow, golden crowned kinglet, tree sparrow, meadow lark, purple grackle, hawk, owl, redâ€"winged blackbird, horned lark, mallard, erow, chickadee, brown creeper, etc. We also saw a rabbit and deer. The teacher let us look through his binoculars which Bird Hike | CONSUL ALL STEEL WELDED BODY Anne Heslop, Form 8. Gail Morgan, Form 5 â€"By Art Greenwood ALL NEW! 4 CYLINDER OVERKHEAD VALUE ENGINE Perhaps Canada‘s most interestâ€" ing experiment in the field of funâ€" damental cancer research is being earried on at the University of Western Ontario by Dr. Earle R. Plunkett. The old Indian medicine man created an interest in this particuâ€" lar work when a report appeared that Nevada Indian.medicine men were using a medicine made from a plant as a contraceptive, This plant Research With | Weed May Help | | Cancer Viectims ©uNm Experimental results to date inâ€" dicate that the effect of the plant substance is not permanent but lasts only while treatment is given. If the plant substange acts the same way in humans as in animals then it should have a marked inâ€" hibitory effect on such types of cancer as breast and prostate. Dr. Plunkett obtains his plants from Nevada where they grow as weeds, but to provide an adequate supply for his experiments a local variety of the plant is being grown near London, and it is hoped that this type of plant will be as efâ€" fective as those imported from Neâ€" vada tute. is now being investigated and it has been found to have a unique action in that it inhibits certain pituitary hormones which are reâ€" sponsible for normal sexual deâ€" velopment. Dr. Plunkett is working in an effort to purify the crude plant material in order to have a pure substance to pursue his clinical exâ€" periments. It is well established that certain pituitary and sex horâ€" mones have a definite effect on cancerous tumours and much of the present day treatment of these tumours is directed towards the inâ€" hibition of these hormones, As yet there has been no drug available which has a direct inâ€" hibitory effect on these pituitary and sex hormones. This plant (Lithospermumâ€"ruderale) has withâ€" in it a substance which directly inâ€" activates the pituitary hormones involved, which results in a cessaâ€" tion of the activity of the sex glands. | . 5 . â€" This experiment is under the diâ€" rection of Dr. R. L. Noble, Profesâ€" sor of Medical Research at Westâ€" ;;;,Vén& is one of the 75 research projects being carried on in Canaâ€" da by the National Cancer Instiâ€" Contributions made to the Canaâ€" dian Cancer Society during the April appeal for funds are used in part to support this research work. enabled us to see the birds‘ markâ€" ings. We started at 1.30 p.m. and came home at five. We were all tired out when we arrived and were ready for a huge meal which was waiting. '7"0 004423. To WESTON 471 â€"Adrian Heard Jake is agent for the Central Vermont Railway at Milton, Vt. It a smallish station, so he is also ticket clerk, freight agent, railâ€" way telegraph operator and Westâ€" ern Union Telegrapher. With 16 jobs to handle, Jake is a busy man about town. He is town constable, town and village tax collector, school district eollector, county depu‘y sheriff, chief and secretary of thae fire department, election clerk for town and vilâ€" lage, and truant officer. A good railroader, responsible citizen, model husband and underâ€" standing father, Jake likes to "get in a bit of fishing and spare a little time to play with my dogs." Jake Jacobs doesn‘t worry about his spare time. He hasn‘t any! It‘s an aspirinâ€"cigaretteâ€"midnightâ€"oilâ€"burning affair nowâ€"but after July the first, the headache will be a fifth greater. 4 Jake Fishes Too! 14 MAIN ST. NORTH m O RE CA NA DiA NS BV Y CHM EV ROLET S THAN OANY OTHIER C AR b out Me Ciene ts 18 o y y OF THINGS TO COME J. "Tailored" Rhinestone Jewellery The penultimate day of the month is the next to the last day. Rhinestone jewellery is being featured by jewellers throughout the Uuited Kingdom. Even "tailorâ€" ed" jewellery is featuring these scintillating and manyâ€"hued stones â€"which have the additional virtue of being comparatively inexpenâ€" sive. As an alternative to the everâ€" popular string of pearls, for exâ€" ample, the new idea is to wear a rhinestone necklet as a compleâ€" ment to the tailored suit and trim, highâ€"throated blouse. The stones in these necklets are quite largeâ€"sometimes as much as a quarter of an inch acrossâ€"and are massed together so that the metal setting is invisible. _ Favourite colours include many vivid greens and blues as well as the original rhinestone colour, which is a trans« parent white flushed with pink. Weston Cut Rate Meat Market LEAN PICKLED Short Rib or Blade Roast Ib. 71c OUR OWN CURE DELICIOUS SMOKED SIDE BACON Sliced 55c Ib. Here Are Just A Few Of Our Specials For This Week Porterhouse Roast BEEF CHOICE FRESH Pork Shoulder iIb. 49¢c s« Ib. 59c¢ Where You Get Most For Your Dollar EXTRA SPECIAL! 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