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_ 'WESm T to Br-tr-TM him “on Rout " 8rd - on: Now Toronto, Ont. 'Phone, Rodney ”88 - - - New Toronto 1m Band: Mun-(er: R. C. Lon lore-entail": H. V. Bailey. 1214 'retry. E Organ collection for the evening was approximately $27.50 for which we are indeed grateful. On Thursday evening, May 3, we had the pleasure of a visit from the Venerable Archdeacon Soirs, who in a simple lovely service, dedicated our organ to our service of the worship of God. He preached from Job: 12-28, "They rejoiced in the sound of the organ." We then listened to an organ recital by Mr. Robert Cooper of St. John's church in Weston. He spoke a few kind words for the occasion, assuring us what a treasure we had in the new organ and our good friend and organist, Mr. A. Wynne Field. St. Andrew's Church, Sunday at 3.15 pm. a celebration of the Holy The ladies of St. Andfew'a Guild got busy and made us a lovely clean church on the occasion of our organ dedieation. To the Misses Dobson, we extend our sympathy in the loss of a dear brother. Mr. J. France is in hospital and we wish for him a speedy recovery. To Mr. and Mrs. J. Dugan we extend our deepest sympathy in the loss of Mrs. Dugan’s father. A rummage sale to be held, Saturday, May 12 in the Sunday School rooms of St. Andrew's church; also bulbs, plants, candies and miscellaneous articles. Please support your Boy Scouts. The Mothers' Auxiliary are working very hard for them. John Middleton met with a pain- ful injury to his hand, crushing the top of a finger. The bride's going away costume was three-piece errpper-eoloured gabardine with green alligator shoes and bag. After their wedding tour, they wilt reside in Toronto. For the reception held at Mr. Ind Mrs. J. Greaves of Weston, sister of the bride, the bride’s mother wore mauve with grey accessories and s corsage of. pink roses. The groom‘s mother assist- ing wore navy crepe lace, trimmed with grey accessories and pink flowered hat, and a corsage of pink roses to match Mrs. Parsons. At " Andrew's church. Satur- day, I" 6, Rev. D. Peterson otfieiatasd when Min Rhoda Grace Persons, of Thistletown, was united in holy mstrimony to Mr. Donald Ego, son of Mrs. Ron and the late Mr. Ego of Brantford. The bride looked very churning in a cown of white crepe lace, trimmed with finger tip veil and white lilac halo and carrying a bouquet of yellow Sweetheart roses Ind zypso lilium. The bride was given awsy by her futher, Mr. Chas. Parson. Ber sttendant, Miss Mario Ego, sister of the groom, wore I yellow taffeta gown with headdress of tiny yellow roses Ind forget-me-nots and carried a bou- quet of Talisman roses. Mr. Charles Parsons, brother of the bride was usher, and Mr. Archibald Robinson, cousin of the groom was grooms- man. Mr. Wm. Higgins sans "Beeautre" and "Through the Years" during the service. Mr. A. Wynne Field was the organist. "Now, Slim had a sister named Sue, She was losing her figure, it's true; With the weariest air She would slump in her CARL E. HILL, MD, MOH chair. He told her a thing or two, "There was a young man named Slim Who went for a course at the gym. His friends were amazed, As on him they gazed, His figut! So upright and DEPT. OF' HEALTH TWP. OF NORTH YORK su‘ up - nor DOWN WY. HAY to, M6t too! trim SAVE SYSIEMATICALLY Am WITH CONFIDENCE THROUGH UFE INSURANCE Thistletown t" Weston, Ont. 'Phone Weston 2247-1 Riverside Women's Asbociation met in the church parlor! Tues, day, May 8th. Members of River- side church are glad to announce their new church is expected to be opened for church services about June 17th. Another Mother's Day is on its way. Another candle to add to Mother’s cake, another summer to be added to her life. Remember Mother on Sunday, May 13th. Spe- i Mr. and Mrs. B. Lapping cele- brated their wedding anniversary on May 5th. We wish you both Imuch happiness and may pros- perity and good luck follow you for many years to come. A very pleasant euchre party of the lat Humberview Scout Mothers' Club was held last Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Me, Queen. Mr. McQueen won first honors, Mrs. P. Curtis, second. Mrs. Nan Tucker, third. The final euchre of the season.will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- tin V. Hiles, 38 Acacia Ave. Mrs. Baker of Lilac Ave., cole- brated her birthday, Wednesday, May 9th. We wish you many more happy birthdays. are pulling for you Bruce and hope you’ll soon be out and able to en- joy the wonderful summer days that are ahead. Master Bruce Hampstead cele- brpted his birthday on Saturday, May 5th. Many " his friends re- membered him and are glad to know that the doctor may let him out of bed in June if his X-ray shows enough improvement. We Mrs. Bob Tucker, aunt of the bride-to-be, and a very dear friend of the family, Mrs. H. Ward of Victoria, B.C., poured tea for the guests. Mrs. V. Tucker held a very love, ly trousseau tea at her home 36 Acacia Ave., in honor of her youngest daughter, Audrey, bride- to-be. Many guests from far and near attended. Mrs. Ward arrived a week ago in Toronto for a vacation. Ladies keep in mind that the Women's Institute meeting on May 16, wilt be held at 8 o'elock in the evening in the Town Hall. I am sure this meeting will be very in- teresting to everyone as the Home- makers Club will be putting on the program. Visitors welcome. We are proud of Marina Nickle who won a second in her high jump at the Weston Collegiate Field Day. Mr, and Mrs. Art Wan Ind daughter are just back from a va- cation in Florida. Our total Red Cross collection is now all in and we are happy to report the total of $296.50. There will be a sped-l speaker, Mrs. Bruce Fairbanks, and the organist will be Mr. England. The Rev. Kell will preach in the even- ing. Many happy returns of the day to Bonnie Aileen Vaughan on her 3rd birthday. Bonnie Una Sincllir will be christened on Sunday evening in the United Church. United Church, Sunday May 13, morning service 11 mm. The Mother's of the Minion Band will form a. choir, and their children will sing opposite them. This is something which has not been tried before. 'utatttte. a. wok. an The Diving commands "Wait" and "Go." H. mid no on": we won too impu- tient to linen to th. "ill until voiee.Botillnndknowthatiam God. thr-and if we cannot go, our help in sending min-Wen. Go yo into chehithwnyl Ind hedge. and preach the soup“ The choir ant. 'The King of Glory". The lovely earsmtiorm and Inipdnxon left after tn. wedding In the church tstayed on an Altar for Sunday service and then won taken to Mms. Gubntt, Mr. H. Smyth and Mr. J. Prince our lick friends. The Young People'l clnu to be held on Monday night with Rev D. Paterson supervising. Paper collection by Boy Scout: wall . great succeu. . Com-ula. Rev. D. Wanna ol- ALBION PARK Correspondent: Miss Beryl Hiles, 2188-1 cial services will be held at Hum- berlea Baptist " 11 am. and Riverside United Church at 11.30 am. You are very welcome to at- tend these services, in fact you are expected guests for the day. You are a wonderful Mother, Dear old Mother of Mine, ou'll hold a spot down donp in my heart. Till the stars no longer shine, Your soul shall live on forever, on through the fields of time. For there’ll never be another Sorry to report that Mrs. r. Churchill fell on Sunday and broke her wrist. Hope it won't be too long in the cast. At the judging of the costumes, which was very hard to decide, one wee tot with a gun and holster, paraded around and caught the judges' eye, and then winked " them. They were all very beauti- ful in their costumes. The winners in the girls’ group were: First prize went Joanne Holt of 1768 Jane St.; second was won by Ann Webden, 18 John Best Ave., andi third to Julie Lydan, 179- Jane St. First prize in the boys' group was Bruce Webden, 18 John Best Ave.; second, Clifford Dunworth (hope I have that name correct), for Clit- ford was so surprised he could hardly talk to give me his name, and he lives on Boylen Ave. Then Brian Dickie, 8 Ksmes Ave., won third prize. The class rooms in the school were open for displays of handicrafts made by the children of the school. I could not begin to mention all the winners, but I am sure every child was awarded for their merits. Special awards were presented to the following pupils: Ronald Thompson of Harding Ave. for his oil painting; Victor Clayton, 54 Elgin Ave., made a model of a hockey game in plasticene, it looked so life-like. Joyce Howard dis- played some very beautiful paper flowers. Norine Martini made a mat of cork work, Margaret Pat- ‘terson, a grade 4 pupil, knitted a ‘cardigan, and a smocked blouse was shown by Carol Harford, a grade 7 pupil. An engraved leather belt won a special award for Ronnie McCreight. Norman Brooks baked a layer cake that took the prize in the cooking exhibit, and David France also with tea biscuits. At the close of the fair everyone as- sembled in the auditorium of the school to see the presentation of the grand awards. A silver cup was presented to Martyn Rennick, sil- ver medal to Kent Myzylo, and Ken Leavens. The girl with the highest points was Marlyn Stittle, a silver cup, second girl was Ann Webden, and third winner was Connie Lyle. Joyce Howard received the seventh award. The ladies in chore of this event were Mrs. M. Rennick, Mrs. A. Callan, Mrs. P. Clayton, Mrs. L. Webden, Mrs. D. Lydan. They did a grand job and they, too, have asked me to pass on a special thank you to all those who helped at the fair, and above all not to forget those gentlemen who ran the booths on the grounds. It was a grand success and we hope this will be an annual affair. Belated birthday greetings to Mr. G. Juniper for April 80th; sorry I missed it in last week's issue, but I did hear Mr. Juniper had I grand birthday cake. Greetings also to Mrs. H. Lowrie for May 7th. Like that wonderful Mother of mine. I new; knew then were so may cowboys and tell in thin dirtriet, but it you were " the hit on Bat- urday you would he" been thrilled by the night then In there. Prom the time Texas Cyclone wu intro- duced to the crowd " the opening of the Itaupede until cloning there wu more pinto] puking people around the grounds. SPECIAL . . . COLD WAVE Styled To Suit Your Ptrrtottalitr. Ladies Attention! A New Beauty Salon . . . To Serve Your Needs 608 TRETHEWAY DRIVE . HAIR STYLING . PERMANENT WAVING 0 FINGER WAVING . HAIR TINTING RENE'S BEAUTY SALON Specialist: in Hair Cutting tod Shnping All Brmhu 0t Bounty Culture At Brookhaven HARDING-TON V A Iii-passenger twin-engined helicopter "air bus" of the Bristol type 173 will make its maiden flight in Britain this summer. It is also convertible to a. freighter with 2,500-lb. carrying capacity and has a top speed of 165 mph. Helicopter "hir Bun" Our girl! have lpent long and tedious hours and we are alt very proud of their work in helping our club along for our charitable work. A quilt was quilted at Mrs. C. Peters last week, after which she served dainty ‘refreshments. Our sympathy goes to the Misses Dodson of Thistletown in the loss of their brother George, who passed away on April 29th. The Dodson family were former residents of Smithfield. Our Smithfield Drama Club gave their play “Where's Grandma" at Bolton last Friday evening and nre playing agnin at Edgely on May " and at Harriston on May 22. ,, The Goodiellowahip Club will meet at Mrs. G. Elln's home on May 15, when the roll cull will be "your first photo." The topic in Historical Research at which time Min Campbell, Mrs. Penny, Ind Mrs. Barker will be in charge of the programme. Have your paper bandie- and! "ext Saturday, Kay Mth. The Boy Scout: will pick them up. The monthly meeting of the Guide Brownie mothen’ committee will be held " the home of In. G. Culver on Wednesday, lily 18th, at 8 p.m. Al thin in the last meet- ing till September, it is hoped that there will be I good “madame. The JUrdintt Ave. United Church WA are holding s mum “I. and home inking in the church on Sammy, May 12th It 8 pm. Correspondent: Mn. J. Cami! A NEW MODERN.:. 5 JOHN ST. Wilf’s Cycle & Sports SMITHFIELD 608 TRETHEWAY DRIVE BARBER SHOP,', LAWN MOWERS $0ftlltlliiltlli0 WATCH FOR FANTOME! m0!ltrAND0tmm,mlltrmN $7.50 F R E E PICK UP tb DELIVERY NOW OPEN AT At Brookhaven For Appointment Phone OPEN TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS Last year there ware 89,015 new dwelling units completed in Carr ada, about the name number " in 1949. 4-517 During the evening, wot prizes were won by Mr. And Mrs. Town- und of f) Epsom Downs Drive, and we hope they mode good use of them. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Kennedy, Gonteky and Robbie and enjoyed by all. It was a pity some of the men were late Br- riving, having been on e fishing trip, particulnrly In there has been evidence of fish being cooked around here since then.' But, ur- iouely, we all wish Betty and Jim many happy returns, lots of luck to them and their two lovely girliea, Dunne and Ronna, and may we Ill be celebrating mlny more of their tuutivemmriets. Sprint with“ " tut. and how good it iat Soon wn mu have tor- gMtatoliBtroutth.atVtthem in] ho dust to [rumble About, ruck makes . chum. And lamb the monotony. It eeeme that everyone he: been no buy this put. week in fixing their gardens and yeah that them u little other news. Oh, but lat Saturday, the 16th, wee e his oc- eulon for Mr. and In. J. Ken- nedy at 15 Epsom Dawns Drive. It wee their sixth weeding univers- ery and 18 ot In celebreted the oc- casion in their home with I really lovely puny. There we: I verlety of dancing and we were pleased that Mr. Robbie could cell the Iguana, even though be we- its, volved in In accident " work this put week And lied hie mouth cut and A tooth knocked out. , COMPETENT BARBERS 1742 JANE STREET 1 Block North of Lawrence Devlin’s Modern ZONE Barber Shop Keep That Fresh Look Visit Your Barber Often Beverley Hills I”. my m.” " lou- Dow- m. ZONE 4-463 169 MAIN ST. N. o-At-,. 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