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.. Ebenezer Jr. Institute are holdâ€" ing their Daffodil Tea and Fashion ‘ Show in â€" Thistletown â€" Hall â€" on ‘ Baturday, April 5th, at 3 p.m. MILL â€"â€" In loving memory of a ~ dear mother, Mary Ann Hill, v*gued away March 28, 1951. _ â€"â€"Rver remembered by sonsâ€"inâ€" Jaw and grandchildren. d 43â€"it ICOMING EVENTS ” _ CCM, complete with new generaâ€" *or light set, pump, kick stand, front carrier, $35 cash,. CHerry or_wood, suitable for cottage. CHerry 1â€"8244. oâ€"13â€"1t NO_ILGE'_.eIectrig refrigerator, small ROOM required in house or store, man‘s bicycle, $15; lady‘s bicycle, $20; guitar wth case, $10; record player, 60 cycle, $15; child‘s triâ€" eycle, $8; large electric clock, 12" dial, suitable for office or factory, $15. CHerry 1â€"6859. xâ€"13â€"1t _ ton or Thistletown _ district. Shelley, CHerry 1â€"0519. _ oâ€"13â€"1t 1 by couple with one small child, Weston district preferred _ imâ€" mediately. CHerry 1â€"8165. oâ€"13â€"1t _ apartment and bath with private entrance, business couple preâ€" ferred, central, CHerry 1â€"2774. _ MAN‘s bicycle, good condition, 1â€"5500. ELECTRIC stove, Westinghouse, 4â€"burner, automatic oven; boy‘s bicycle; small rangette; ice box, 100 1b. capacity. 99 John St. CHerry 1â€"5518. oâ€"13â€"1t QUEBEC heater, large size, $12; size, in good condition, Phone CHerry 1â€"6563, 109 King St., Wesâ€" ton, Mrs. Wright, evenings. _ GILLESPIE ELECTRIC 3586 Dufferin St. RE. 5965 LARGE apartment or house, Wesâ€" suitable for office, in or near Westdale shopping district. Good rental offered. Phone CHerry 1â€"2011. xâ€"13â€"It Christian Science desires room and board in a private family with same interest. Convenient to transâ€" portation. Box 1305. oâ€"13â€"1t by young couple, and baby. House, flat, or duplex. â€" Year‘s lease, two years‘ lease if satisfacâ€" tory. Write Box 1301. ol3â€"4t THREE or four unfurnished rooms DRY oil heated basement in Wesâ€" _ ton, near transportation, adults. CHerry 1â€"5154. oâ€"13â€"1t SELF â€" contained _ three = roomed ANNEX stove with pipes, for coal BUSINESS gentleman student of BCOTCH business couple wish to rent bedâ€"sitting room or similar accommodation with facilities for laundry and cooking on day off, mear Church St., Weston. Box 1304. xâ€"13â€"It THREE rooms or more, required B‘% ROOMS, new, 1738 Jane St. CHerry 1â€"4381. xâ€"13â€"1t BUNSHINE baby carriage and full size crib. CHerry 1â€"0107. _ _ _ SHOP «OL0OTHES FOR YOU â€" AS * Goop As NEw!" We sell GOOD used clothing on I I Fuemesefackam Save $100 General Electric 52 Models $399 Regular $499â€"Terms Open Friday and Saturday Evgs. AM garments MUST be cleaned m YOU have in your wardâ€" robe, serviceable, Saleable &me‘u hnot in u:oh...snjmc- Thaps you have just ur: .g'e or the chilgren have gutgrown ... turn thim into money. Bring them to Lyle‘s Woodworking Family Togs Two and three light, sash glazed and cambers eomplete. Other wnits to detail. Shutters, storms, sereens, cupboards, doors and drawers, Detail shop work. Day or evening. : Weston 503â€"M CH. 111431 (With Drapery Valance) Carpets & Drapes â€" Tracks Met:Y Awnings â€" Plastic Wall Tile â€" Oil Burners Bill Johnston, Kingsview Village Weston CH. 1â€"4339 CELLAR UNITS REFRIGERATOR SALE Card of Thanks, Engageâ€" . ments, In Memoriams Minimum Charge 75¢ ACCOMMODATION WANTED Memoriam CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING â€" Your Clothes Closet $ $ ‘ NOoTICES APARTMENT TO LET $ $ There‘s Money In |_ BELA VENETIAN BLINDS ARTICLES FOR SALE xâ€"18â€"1t oâ€"18â€"14 xâ€"3â€"tf oâ€"13â€"1t xâ€"18â€"1t 13â€"1t It }_"Burwrrors, i good condition, white enamel, oven control. . Apply 64 | Kingsview Blvd., Kingsview Vilâ€" â€" overcoats, $5 up. The Family Tog Shop, 3134 Dundas West, JU 3414. xâ€"4â€"tf PIANO, Electric player, 60 cycle good tone and condition $150.00 or nearest offer, CHerry 1â€"1818. xâ€"18â€"1t WINE velour bedâ€"chesterfield, in _ expanding bracelet, Friday at 6 in Wod':l. Phonie CH. 1-1’m‘ __8 cubic feet perfect condition. $85 or best offer. 43 Station St., CHerry 1â€"7024. xâ€"13â€"1t CHILDREN‘S coats, $3 up; men‘s â€" Beautiful furs for Easter, in collars, capes, scarves, etc. Irwin‘s Fur Farm. CH. 1â€"5194. xâ€"12â€"3t 20 HOTBED TWO rugs 9‘ x 10‘ and 8‘6" x 6°90". Good condition. xâ€"13â€"It LADY‘S brown fur coat, size 16, good condition, $10. CH 1â€"3755. « oâ€"12â€"1t GAS heater, automatic, Acontinuous very good condition. Phone CH 1â€"6214. oâ€"13â€"11 LADY‘$ English Cocktail Watch, TABLE top Moffat gas range, 4 ~.i);r~nâ€"e-r',‘ ien-fiffy' four model, all controls, used less than 6 mop_thfs. CH. 1â€"0466 SILVER and platinum fox furs and bolster heater. CH. 1 WALNUT hall table, Duncan ”i”hâ€"y’feflrezs.rvery reasonable. Call Nixon, CH 1â€"6679, oâ€"13â€"1t hot water, like new, $45. Phone CH 1â€"8380. oâ€"12â€"1t SCOTCH family wish to rent five or six room house near Humber Hospital, up to $100 a month. Box 1308. ' xâ€"13â€"1t lage. Phone CH. 1â€"6860. . xâ€"13â€"1t LEONARD refrigerator 25 cycle 1951 HILLLMAN Station Wagon, low mileage, priced right for quick sale, CH. 1â€"3988. xâ€"18â€"1t _ eondition, price moderate. Apply between 4 and 8 p.m., 17 Queen‘s Drive. * oâ€"13â€"1t EMPIRE four burner gas stove, practically new. CH. 1â€"7629, MOTOROLA car radio for sale, â€" used one month, perfect condiâ€" tion. CHerry 1â€"6918. xâ€"13â€"1t ELECTRIC range, Moffat, four METRONOME, new or used, in good working order. Phone CH. GARAGE to let, 96 William St., Area of North York requires occasional teachers with Ontario certificates. Apply to T. L. Rowâ€" son, Supervising Principal, 7 Kenâ€" neth _ Street, Lansing. â€" Baldwin 1â€"3451. x~13â€"1t enced, 5â€"day week. Good hours and working conditions. Steady position _for reliable â€" operator. Phone RO. 2648. x~12â€"tf Pekins with drake; also four Muscovys with drake, May hatched, now. laying, cheap to clear, swift, Albion Rd., Thistleâ€" town. oâ€"13â€"1t SALESMANâ€"Salary basis accordâ€" days a week till fall, cutting grass and working in garden, vicinity Scarlett and Lawrence. Apply Boxâ€" 1302, oâ€"13â€"1t THE _ FIRST Township School HAIRDRESSER, must be experiâ€" â€"vicinity collegiate. CHerry Iâ€" 1656. oâ€"13â€"1t ‘nTzfto sl;éc,ificatigfi's. Write Times and Guide Box 1306. xâ€"13â€"3t MAN wanted to work one or two _ city, $36. 1889 Jane St., CHerry 1â€"7364. xâ€"18â€"1t MeCLARY electric rangette, good 1â€"42381 ICE BOX, Ice King, 100 tbs. capaâ€" DUCKS for sale, two giant white 41 CHEV. truck, 3 ton, and a at various centres. ‘A broad knowledge of manufacâ€" turing methods in one of these fields is essential. Salary will vary according to qualifications, duties and vacancies. Details and application forms available at your nearest Civil Service Commission Office, Naâ€" tional Employment Offices and Post Offices. APPLY to Civil Service â€" Commission, | Ottawa, quoting _ Competition _ Number Service â€" Commission, | Ottawa, quoting _ Competition _ Number 52â€"110, NOT LATER THAN MARCH 27, 1952. xâ€"12â€"3t trailer. 237 Rosemount, Weston. oâ€"13â€"1t INSPECTORS GUNS and CARRIAGES ARTILLERY AMMUNITION MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL and ELECTRONICS CLOTHING TEXTILES LEATHER FOOTWEAR RUBBER HARDWARE for Inspection Services, Department of National Defence for HELP, WANTEDâ€"Male ARTICLES WANTED ARTICLES FOR SALE GARAGE TO RENT MHOUSES WANTED CARS FOR SALE HELP WANTED stake wagon; jacket 5063, 1580 Jane St. xAdâ€"1t sash; Annex stove, xâ€"13â€"if xâ€"13â€"1t xl3â€"if 13â€"1t '\ to 15 lbs. New pep, too. Try famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for double results; new healthy flesh; \new vigor. New "get acquainted" size only 60c. All cfruggists. SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! Gain 5 spring. | Styled by licensed opâ€" erator. Phone CH. 1â€"7024. xâ€"6â€"12t duties. Rent a General Electric floor polisher, $1.25 per day. Deâ€" livered. Moffat Store, 1291 Wilâ€" son Ave., Ch. 1â€"2541. xâ€"2â€"tf room and modern kitchen, three lovely bedrooms and fourâ€"piece tiled bathroom, oak floors throughâ€" out; Also finished recreation room large garden, close to schools and transportation. A rrfm family home, and in one of the most deâ€" sirable locations in Weston. Prinâ€" cipals only. Phone LY. 1411 beâ€" tween 10 a.m. and 9 p.m., other times CH. 1â€"6463. xâ€"12â€"tf LADIES! Lighten your household HYGIENIC Supplies, (rubber goods) mailed post paid, in plain sealed envelope with price list; six samples, $25¢; 24 samples, Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont. xâ€"1â€"tf HAVE a cold wave permanent for list; six samgles, ©20¢; 24 samples, $1.00. Mail Order Dept. G. 4 Novaâ€" New 6 room 2 storey home near Weston Hospital. This home is as modern as toâ€"morrow. Has attachâ€" ed garageâ€"oil a/c heat and close to all essential services. Early posâ€" session assured. custom built six room storey and half solid brick house, attached garage air conditioned oil heating, large lot 75x 160, located in rural setting corner McPearson and Mcâ€" Kay, Fairhaven Village, close to Weston, _ immediate _ possession, CHerry 1â€"8491, $14,200.00. oâ€"13â€"1t We have some 5, 6 and 7 room houses at current reasonable values with early possession. $16,500 â€" Solid _ brick, _ sixâ€"room square plan home with attached garage, large living room, dining _ bungalows, oil heated, finished recreation rooms. North York Disâ€" trict. Phone evenings RIL 7975. OPEN for inspection, beautiful Landscaped and ravine lots, all ready for building your own home, close to Weston, CALL FOR SALEâ€"3 modern 6 roomed For Hardware, Automobile Agency, Hairdressing and Grocery, Meat Businessâ€"good turnover for quick sale. 64 Kingsview Blyvd. First Street north of Malton Rd., off Islington Ave. $14,000â€"New home, air conditionâ€" ing, bevel siding, storey and a half, seven rooms, living and dinâ€" ing rooms combined 28‘ x 12‘, large kitchen with plenty of cupboards and breakfast nook, also den or bedroom downstairs and three nice bedrooms and four piece bath upâ€" stairs. Lot 70‘ x 300‘, low taxes, reâ€" stricted subdivision, better class homes, Apply evenings or weekend at above address, or phone CH. 1â€" 6860. 9 xâ€"13â€"1t Community Butcher and Grocery Store With Modern Living Quarters Turnover nearly $900.00 per week, which can be increased, assuring comfortable living. $5,000.00 will handle this opporâ€" tunity. â€" Call Mr. Beale CH. 1â€"2931 Evgs.â€"CH. 1â€"0693 Stuart Mercer, Realtorâ€"JU. 4545 Write by pen, twentyâ€"five lines, for character analysis. ;,Enclose selfâ€"addressed, stamped envelope and $1.00 to Elizabeth Johnstone, 49 Rosemount Ave., Weston. And Breast Supports Your Spencer will be individualâ€" ly designed to meet your needs. It will smooth away bulges, give graceful, erect posture. Presâ€" cribed by doctors for all condiâ€" tions for which support is helpâ€" ful. Phone or Call onâ€" 8 Ellis Ave., Weston, Ontario Telephone CHerry 1â€"6998 xâ€"18â€"1t Lulu C. Hutchison J. M. BRUYNS REAL ESTATE BROKER 8 Balmoral St. Weston Call CH. 1â€"7181 Anytime SPRING OPENING KINGSVIEW VILLAGE Spencer Supports WESTON PROPERTIES TOM SCOTT J. P. ALLAN REAL ESTATE BROKER AND INSURANCE CH. 1â€"2931 Handwriting Analysis PROPERTIES FOR SALE 662 SCARLETT RD. HOUSES FOR SALE CHerry 1â€"4781 SEE xâ€"18â€"2t oâ€"13â€"2w xâ€"18â€"1t 6â€"13â€"1t six room square plan house large living room, dining room and thsee nice bedroorss, three piece bathroom, hardwood floors, house is well insulated and has storm windows, also lots of extras; large garden, close to schools and transâ€" rort&tion and is in a very desirable ocation in Weston, é'ood down payment desired. Principals only. Phone Cherry 1â€"0175. xâ€"13â€"1t small holding or farm in Wesâ€" tonâ€"Woodbridge area, we have clients waiting. Call David Davies, Real Estate, CHerry 1â€"3011. _ IF YOU want to sell your home, home, continuous hot water, board optional, suit gentlemen, near transportation. 56 Walsh Ave., CHerry 1â€"6500. oâ€"13â€"1t WILL CHerry 1â€"2138. ity Wilson Ave. and Weston Rd. Phone CHerry 1â€"0370. oâ€"13â€"1t $15,000â€"SOLID brick, two storey, BRIGHT furnished room in private and kitchenette, business couple. CHerry 1â€"5925," xâ€"13â€"1t electric janitor, handy to school. Large, well planned lot, exceptional value with many extras. ROOM and board available, vicinâ€" ON SCARLETT Rd. near Lawâ€" rence Ave., two large rooms for rent, all conveniences. CHerry 1â€"5313, xâ€"13â€"1t transportation, _ breakfast â€" opâ€" tional, Apply 10 Victoria West, or phone CH. 1â€"4041. xâ€"8â€"TF FURNISHED, warm living room BEDROOM with sunroom adjoinâ€" ing, furnished, quiet home, oil heating, â€" suit _two _ gentlemen, separate beds. CHerry 1â€"1517. oâ€"13â€"1t Wilson and Main area. Phone CH 1â€"8380. ; yo42â€"14 twin beds, bathroom fl})or,su;t two. Main and Wilson Dist. Phone CH 1â€"2709. oâ€"13â€"1t FURNISHED rooms for rent near ness girl, board optional. 1988 Wilson Ave. xâ€"13â€"1t Weston bus line, family of three adults. Gentleman only, abstainer. CH. 1â€"0534. oâ€"13â€"1t occupancy; also two large unâ€" furnished rooms vacant April 5. A&p]y 106 Rosemount or Phone CHERRY 1â€"8228. xâ€"18â€"1t air â€" conditioned â€" heating with ROOMS, gentlemen preferred, near FURNISHED bedroom for busiâ€" LARGE bright room in new home, BEDROOM and kitchenette, suit couple, will mind baby while mother works. CHERRY 1â€"5957. xâ€"13â€"1t NICELY furnished room, suit one or two gentlemen, conveniences, central. Phone CH. 1â€"4450. oâ€"13â€"1t ly furnished room in new home, board optional. CHERRY 1-55%6. 6â€"13â€"1t $12,500â€"BSix large rooms, solid brick, storey and a half, detached, newly decorated, 4 pc. bathroom, FURNISHED bedroom, suit two SCARLETT and Dixon Road, niceâ€" FURNISHED bedroom, immediate RECREATION bed sitting room, TWO housekeeping rooms, suit doorways changed to modern arches; modern builtâ€"in kitchen cabinets, _ also house _ contracts wanted. Phone CH 1â€"3089, MU 9193. 0â€"13â€"2t velr'{dry’ and warm, suit 2 busiâ€" ness adults, grill privileges. Murâ€" ray 6727. xâ€"13â€"1t couple, reasonable. CHerry 1â€" 5767. xâ€"18â€"1t MODERNIZING! _ Old fashioned TWO warm bright unfurnished rooms, newly decorated, immeâ€" diate occupancy. Suit couple or two girls only. Apply 2 Lippincott Street East. n.c.â€"13â€"1t DAVID DAVIES Russellâ€"Hopcroft District Ad{ultmonu & Motorizing Estimates Cheerfully Given Nordic Agent J. FOX 14 Roxaline CH.1â€"5411 ‘‘Thorough Musical Trainâ€" ing derived from interestâ€" ing, enjoyable instruction." Music S$tudio 54 John St. Weston men, ILL room and board working mother and eare for child. ROOMS TO LETâ€"Unfurnished CH. 1â€"3221 ROOMS TO LETâ€"Furnished THEORY BENJAMIN L. ROSE SEWING MACHINE REP AIRS Musical Instruction PROPERTIES POR SALE REALTOR Telephone CH. 1â€"3011 1688 Dufferin St. xâ€"13â€"1t PROPERTIES WANTED and board for two gentlé- CHerry 1â€"6294. oâ€"13â€"1t ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES OFFERED ROOMS TO RENT . TRUMPET TIMEB &NU GULVE, W ESTON xâ€"13â€"4t xâ€"13â€"1t material, estimates _ free, no waiting. Phone Ch. 1â€"3076. . xâ€"6â€"tf PIANO and organ tuning, H. Freeman, 310 Nairn Ave. 40 years experience. Phone OR. 5414. oâ€"13â€"5t WANTEDâ€"small caag&ntry jobs, reasonable. Phone s 1-42836.1 xâ€"13â€"1t floor polisher for rent, regular rates. Alpha Engineering Co., Wesâ€" ton, Murray 0509, Cherry 1-5275.f xâ€"50â€"t DRAPES, custom made from your BRICK, Block and Concrete laying, refiai'ra and alterations. Donald Black, Phone Ch. 1â€"4451. xâ€"9â€"tf DUPLICATING and stenographic work. _ Fast service. 16 St. John‘s Rd, W. Phone CH. 1â€"6674. xâ€"12â€"4t ed, waxed and fioliflie@l, windows cleaned. Work guaranteed. Free estimates. R. Hill, OX. 7404. earpenter and excavating for @ix rooms, solid brick. Apply. on job, 41 Leggett. oâ€"13â€"1t RON‘S floor service, floors cleanâ€" MODERN Floor Service â€" Floors cleaned, waxed and polished. Any kind of flooring brought up like new. Painted walls washed. Work guaranteed. Free estimates. Phone A. Corras, LL. 9584. Eight Canadians are planning to attend the First World Scouters‘ Indaba, the equivalent of a Jamâ€" boree for Scouts, at Gilwell Park, near London, England, next July 15 to 24. To date 16 countries have promised to send representaâ€" tives to the unique camp gatherâ€" ing. FLOOR sander and edger and YOUNG lady desires transportaâ€" to Front and Wellington, arrive 8.15â€"8.30 leaving 5â€"5.30. CHerry 1â€"7388 after 7. xâ€"13â€"1t TENDERS on all trades except CANADIANS TO ATTEND INDABA Dr. K. Gordon Young, National Research Council, Halifax, Dr. D. B. Smith, NRC, Ottawa, and Prof. A. H. Hutchinson, University of British Columbia, will attend an International Seaweed Symposium at Edinburgh University, from July 14â€"17." Topics discussed will inelude phycology, aigal chemistry, harventing technology, utilization in industry, medicine and agriculâ€" ture. and world seaweed resources. CARPENTRY, | building â€" alteraâ€" tions and repairs reasonable. Houses, garages, recreation rooms, trim, cupboards. For estinmates phone Rumsey Bros., Contractors, Ch. 1â€"3121, Ch. 1â€"3226, xâ€"14â€"tf tion from Ann Arbor Rd., to vicâ€" inity Fleet and Bathurst. Working hours 8.30 to 5. Phone CH 1â€"4349. S ux ASâ€"14 RIDERS wanted, Wilson and Main __ A. Lyon ______MU. 2706 _ 1034 Weston Rd. (Reverse Chgs.) MT. DENNIS UPHOLSTERING Home visitedâ€"Exams if desired. Also eleaning, waxing, polishing. Free Estimates dresses, suits and shorty ecoats. CHerry 1â€"1818 STUDIO OF MUSIC Piano, Singing, Pipe Organ, Elocution Weston Branch: 416 Main St. N. Interior INCOME TAX PAPERS Also Piano Accordion Lessons OLIVE J. DAWE On Budget Terms If Desired TRANSPORTATION WANTED Chesterfields and Chairs Etudio Couches, Davenports Recovered and Repaired SLIP COVERS __ MADE TO ORDER _ MADE OUT CORRECTLY! * Prompt Attention ® Reasonable Fee PIANO LESSONS For First Class Painting call FLOORS SANDED 430 RUSSELL RD. WESTON DUPLICATING SERVICE DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS CH. 1â€"5130 TENDERS WANTED UPHOLSTERING Phone CH. 1â€"5009 CH. 1.2011 1746 JANE ST. ED NORRIS CH. 1â€"0185 CHerry 1â€"0267 OL. 1522 KE. 3816 and Exterior xâ€"18â€"4t xâ€"18â€"1t oâ€"13â€"4t x124f Another film was shown, "Places in Ireland". Then we were favoured with a solo by Mr. Matt Campbell, "Mary of Argyle" and "Galway Bay". These were very much apâ€" preciated. Mrs, H. Carson accomâ€" panied Matt on the piano, While Mrs. Tansley was getting the next film ready, Mr. Wilson ofâ€"Mill Rd., gave some Western songs, and also accompanied himself on the guitar. A hearty vote of thanks was given the artists. What made it more inâ€" teresting was the fact it was all local talent who supplied the music and songs. The last film shown by Mrs. Tansley was in a "Monastery Garden", Moeting was closed by all repeating the "Lord‘s Prayer". Reâ€" freshments were served by Mrs. Fox, social convener and her comâ€" mittee. The refreshments were supâ€" plied by some grade seven and eight mothers. Mrs, Nixon is grade mother for Mr. Crother‘s room seven and eight. Birthday greetings go to Pat Johnson, Knox Ave., Heather Gordâ€" on, John Campbell, Mrs. D. Mcâ€" Manis, Angela Lee Blackman, Mrs. H. Parkes Sr., and Rosemary Campbell. Barbara Jean MacLean celeâ€" brated her birthday last Wednesâ€" day, by having as her guests, her Brownie Pack. It was a surprise to Barbara Jean, as she thought there was no party for her this year. It was far nicer sharing it with her Brownie friends, with Brown Owl, Mrs. Carson, and helpâ€" ers, Mrs. Walduck and Mrs. Topâ€" ham Lights were out, and happy birthday to B. J. Then to the "oh‘s" and "ah‘s" the candlelighted birthâ€" day cake was carried in for Barâ€" bara Jean to blow candles out and cut her cake. Each Brownie had sandwiches, lemon beverage, and of course a piece of cake. Many thanks to Brown Owl. There were sixteen mothers who said their Guide Promise to Mrs. Graff, and Mrs. Morgan gave each member her L. A. Pin. These are the members who received pins: Mrs. Busby, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Gabrielson, Mrs. Moreaw, Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. McKane, Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Topham, Mrs. Nixon, Mrs. Walduck, Mrs. Basinger, Mrs. Norman, Mrs. Dunâ€" ning, Mrs. I. Crites. Mrs. Moreaw won the draw. The meeting closed with the Lord‘s Prayer, Dainty reâ€" freshments were served by the social committee, Next meeting will be held April 2nd at the home of Mrs. McKane, 7th concession, Thursday evening, March 20, the Home and School Association held their March meeting as a musical evening, and after the business, a film was shown by Mrs. Tansley, under the heading of "Stephen Foster‘s Melodies". Next, we had Master Gordon Brooks and his violin, accompanied by his father on the guitar, Gordon seems to favour old time music. Next Ratepayer‘s meeting will be held on April 21st, the regular meeting should have been April 14, but owing to the Easter holidays it will be a week later. ness part of the meeting was disâ€" pensed with, we had two very speâ€" cial guests, Commissioner Mrs. Graff, and District Commissioner Mrs. J, R..H. Morgan. Mrs. Graff gave a talk about the Guide law, how if studied by the mothers they would be able to help their daughâ€" ters. It makes a great deal of difâ€" ference to the Guide if the mother is interested and can get out to attend these Aux. meetings, 5, the Mother‘s Auxiliary of the 182nd Guides and Brownies, held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. H. Carson, George Bt., Humber Summit. This meetine; was a very special one. After the busiâ€" There is to be a Home Bake Sale on April 5 in the Memorigl 11 Ellis Ave. _ Phone CH. 1â€"3721 wWESTON M Humber Summit Mre. J. B. Heary Gert. On Wednesday evening, March HOMES WANTED IMMEDIATELY I havre plenty of buyers on hand anxious to locate in Weston, Maiton or Woodbridge area. No home too small or too large. Appraisal freeâ€"no obligation. JOHN MASON â€" BROKER Céere is a warning Worth repeating Are you sure of . Your water heating? CH. 1â€"4761 â€" REVERSE CHARGES U RGENT This week we are pleased to anâ€" nounce a brand new decoration on that blank wall which faced the main entrance to our school. Out of deference and as a signal tribute to Mr. Buss, the principal of our school, The T. Eaton Co., sent some workers along last Friday and they placed the most lovely addition to the already attractive Hall. The decoration is a picture portraying the Family Life of our present Queen Elizabeth II, _ The picture is draped with the Union Jack on one side and the Canadian Ensign on the other side. The flags are rayon silk. The school wishes to express their sincere appreciaâ€" tion to the T. Eaton Company of Toronto for the lovely gift. Proud of Principal We are very proud of our Princiâ€" pal who not only takes great inâ€" terest in the school and his pupils, teachers in the classroom, and looks after all the office work, but we have learned is secretary of the Curriculum Research Comâ€" mittee, a member of The Science Curriculum â€" Committee, and is chairman of The Teachers‘ Qualiâ€" fication Committee in this area. The parents might be interested ‘to know how we prepare this column in the newspaper which we young Canadian of Pelmo Park School trust you read as eagerly as the Sports and Fomic Pages? Anyway, on Monday morning the Editorial Stdff meets with the Counselling Teachers and any maâ€" terial we think might be of interâ€" est, we discuss. Then we go around to each class room and reâ€" ceive anz contributions the classes may hate for our Column. The writeâ€"up is gone over carefully for composition, spelling and grammar purposes. If there are any misâ€" takes, these are carefully correctâ€" ed, sent back to the writers and reâ€"written. So you see, Parentâ€" Readers, this is a very well planâ€" ned column and as the time passes we trust you will find we are imâ€" proving in all our efforts which we wish you to be proud in us, Picture of Queen Hall, sponsored by the Friendship circle. The proceeds will go toâ€" wards the building fund (when it officially gets started) of the Pine Ridge Presbyterian Church. Donaâ€" tions, of pies, cookies, jellies, jams or pickles will be gladly accepted. Please have them at the Hall by 1 to 1.30 on Saturday, April 5. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lockhart, Roy, and Mrs. Lockhart‘s sister, motored to Crediton, to visit their daughter and sonâ€"inâ€"law and. family. They were very anxious to see their new grandson. Sunday evening, March 23rd, was a very special night, at the Pine Ridge Presbyterian Church, Mr. Carson and Mr. P. Muir were orâ€" dained as Elders of the Church. Pine Ridge Church can hold their own session. The session of Woodâ€" bridge Presbyterian Church which has watched and helped the deâ€" velopment of this work handed over their authority to Mr. P. Muir and Mr. H. Carson. The Woodbridge session shook hands with these new Elders. For the evening service, the Young People‘s Choir under the leadership of Graham Grant from the Congreâ€" gational Church, rendered . two hymns, "Have a Little Talk With Jesus," and, "There is Work For Willing Hands to do". Great credit to Graham for his work with these young people. Two more new memâ€" bers joined the Church on Sunday évening, Mr. Harry Topham, and Mrs, J. B. Henry. Dr. Ross took as his subject, the Sacrament of the Lord‘s Supper, explaining what it meant. The congregation held their first Communion service on Sunday evening. PELMO PARK SCHOOL Editorial Staff:; David Hogâ€" ben, Anne Spriggs, Allan Down. Counselling Teachers: Miss Marchant and Mr. Mcâ€" Auley. How Column Written Congratulations to the combined choirs of Woodbridge Anglican and United Churches who put on the Operetta "Sunbonnet Girl." It is laughs from the beginning to the end, Mrs. J. Richardson gave a demonstration of Ballet and Acroâ€" batic dances. Before the dance, Jerry Jackson (Grant Henderson) made the announcement that he had a duty to perform. He called Miss Mildred Shore, Mre. Kearney, (pianist), Mrs. J. W. Powlesland, (stage director), (choreographer), Mrs, D. Richardson, and Mr, L. Baer. The ladies were presented with flowers, Mr. Baer, a lovely wallet. If by chance this Operetta comes to Weston, don‘t miss it, you will certainly enjoy it, and it will be money well spent. Most of you are taxayers. Some of that money goes to improving and beautifying schools and school property. If you walk on the school grass, you are wasting your own money. So, we are urging you to avoid walking on the school lawns and we all shall be happy. Last Tuesday the school bowling league got off to a flying" start. The team with the highest score was the "Bears" with a total of 651 points with no handicaps beâ€" ing given. The five top scores for the girls were Margo McDougal 141, Marie Lund 140, Joan‘ Crawford 124, Barâ€" bara Irvine 112, and Margaret Sainsbury 104. The high bowlers for the boys were David Grist 190, Bob Mowâ€" bray 179, Bob Atkins 137, Mike Ord 125 and Jack Miller 125. The team scores were as follows: Bears 651, Bombers 626, Rockets 667, Lions 550, Hornets 513, Wildâ€" cats 509, Wolves 477 and Tigers arents and friends in the comâ€" munity will be pleased to know ‘t.hat plans are being made to have a Home and School Association organized at Pelmo Park School which will be ready to act when school opens again next Septemâ€" ber. Keep Out of Mud At school we are told not to eut across lawns, but many adults cut across the school‘s lawn. I agree that pupils should not eut across other people‘s lawns, but other people should also have the courâ€" tesy not to cut across the lawns of the school. We are proud of our. school and its appearance, so please help us to keep it and the property attractive. Bowling it quite irritating as this old lady never fails to take her crossword puzzles with her into the washâ€" room. She drives the car alone; na one else is trusted. She makes sure you do not go too fat out in the boat in case you drown,. You canâ€" not go into the bush for fear you get lost. If you go horsebrck riding you are sure to break your Becaus of the regular duties and work that our caretakers have to do in school, the boys and girls are asked to keep out of as much mud as possible~ and be sure to wear rubbers and overshoes until the ground becomes dry again,. Parâ€" ticularly for health reasons, the halls and rooms are kept as free from the mud which makes a great amount of dust, An excellent job is being done and your coâ€"operaâ€" tion will eliminate this danger and help lighten the work. WESTON SENIOR PUBLIC Please Note Stamp Club On Monday, March 17 the Westâ€" on Senior Public School Stamp Club held a stamp auction, The chairman opened the meeting and then turned it over to the auctionâ€" eer, Mr. Allen, who was assisted by Mr. Brum. There were many exciting moments while bidders tried to get the stamp they desired for their collections. When the meeting adjourned the members were satisfied with the success of the auction. Her grandâ€"daughter, despite the fact she is seventeen and working, is not allowed to stay out after dark. The rest of the family find She has two daughters and one grandâ€"daughter. _ All her daughâ€" ters are secretaries. There are no men in the house and she rules the roost with an iron hand. Even the dog has to report home every ten minutes. To Organizse H & 8 Art Exhibition The most unforgetable character I have met is the grandmother of a girlfriend of mine. She was born within the sound of the Bow Bells London, and talks with a Cockney accent. The remarkable thing about her is that she is nearly seventy, still has her own teeth, and goes swimming in the summer even if the water is cold. She is tall and angular, and makes quite a striking@®figure in @ pair of shorts. She was once secretaryâ€" treasurer of a large business firm. On March 18 and 19 at the Senior Publicâ€"School, there was a display of pictures by a travelling art exhibition from the Art Gallery of Toronto. There were many portraits, one of which was painted about the time of King Charles 1. The portrait was of A Dutch girl and the detail was so exact that it looked very much like a photograph. There were many other marvellous paintings of trees and animals, The Most Unforgetable Character 1 Have Met All the elasses of the sehool went down to see them. The man in charge of the exhibit or Mr. Hiel gave an explanation about some of the pictures to all of the classes. The exhibit was truly wonderful and most of the students enjoyed it very much. 1BHUIKSDAY, MAKULH 27, 1902 â€"Continued on page 10 20AN CRAWFORD, JOAN GARRATT, Form 8, Grade VIII. ARNOLD KATZ, Form 9, Grade VIII Form 4, Grade VII JIMMY BELL, Form 5, Grade YÂ¥H