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Yea,tam-vaattttdtrtvtrtartees,andm- Mahroqrtt-natwinierrs.inusttttlio.trotieymtaNuhed- the elected appoint“ councils. hummus and comb dull. that have ituUdietimt over tho ation ot municipal my and aeration immune; A - 7 [try to ha 3 mod mimic servant and. to quote I French zen- "i.ttewtserwouldemrurundmusth'unaeiftimtieamtoober. no I obey my mum:- . but this does not mm: no from advising and recommending eqrtain policies and Mum and mum: dttes no! deprive no _tCtyatimr pergopal_ amnion; 7 - I believe Weston could show real leadership in this Centennial Project by saying to the other twelve municipalities that so to make up Metro - "Here, here's our 812.000 plus the Federal and Provincial Grants and we suggest that the Metro Toronto Centen- nial Project should be a brand new Metropolitan Toronto Zoolog- ical Gardens. convict. with aquariums. monkey hills, penguin and all ponds. miniaturo railway. boat ponds. flower gardens. and the thousand other xoophalh that go to make up the delights of A VISIT ID THE 200. - If all the other Woolltan municipalities would agree to work tuether (HA! HAI) then Toronto could take their place with other civilized metropolis that enjoy tho physical. educational. rec- national and social delights of the zoological gardens. - This does not mean that 1 am bereft of idea, for Weston Centennial Projects . tar from it - but I believe that we live in one ot the most exciting cities at the worm. that is muted only bythelackofasoo. -. . .. .... For over twenty years I have been taking my children to ms in London. Birmingham, Whipsnlde. Bristol, Detroit. Chicago and, dare I mention it in the same paragraph as others? . . the poor. mtthttie mug: 31 giverdgle. .. * . . My father, a big London policeman. would take my sisters and l to Regents Park Zoo " often " possible during the Summer months. Dado. as we called our father. would. upon entering the lion house. nuke a noise like a scared cat, resulting upon an immediate outroar of angry lions . some thirty or forty lions yet - and the noise frightened the wits out of us kids " we were red- faced with shame at our Dado - yet so proud of this big man who could get the lions roam: so. Lion keepers would hurry from stolen moments with the Daily Mirror and a Woodbine cigarette - and glare suspiciously " our father - and the lions the Mo. The Metropolitan Toronto Zoological Gardens would pay for itself with admission: and concessions. Tommy Thompson, Metro. politan Commissioner. would let us walk on the in». and your children, and my children, and our children's children. would bless the people who had canned {his .to be . I " u - w-.." w..- __ w--- -_-- -- W Mayor Givens can keep his long-haired art centre and should remember that all these people here in this wonderful metropolis, whether they came to this country four hundred years no - or only tour days ago - are nothing but rebels - if they loved the old country so - they would never ha.tl.tfA or long returned. These wonderful people want to be like us - whatever we are like - they want to become Canadians - they are common people in the best sense at the word C they deserve a big. wonderful zoo _ in: visit 'on Sunday: - to people Winch. animal watch, and be glad to ere'. _ .,,A.A ‘1‘. )_L__ __...:_-A -5..Ann6 be. John. you can have your intercity. mwrpmvmce. nuclear exchange - but you’ll never chum people. When I left "Old slightly" the highlander: were um trying to steel the Stone of Scone; the Welsh people insisting that Gaelic be taught in Welsh schools: and Ireland being only an Ireland could be - despite the Irish. Welsh, Scottish and English being "at it" for more years than any of us know. Butazoowfllwovidoauolustyves-mpeople-witha _ ... l . _8_, A___-:_.._ - A..- “mane. Such a project would have an immense popular appeal to we. the common folk. and funds to implement the building would come from Zoological societies all over the world. as birthday presents to Canada - even wild animals. and everything to stock nus-mumwv-nv...___.,es -- _ place to so. things to do - without being conscious of our accents. clothes. lack of culture, but being “are of the fact that we are all people - like the lion knows - we know that when old Leo looks at us with s hungry eye - he cares not a fig where we come tram - just what we are - just big. testy. juicy morsels of people'. So, John, since our invitation to submit Centennial Party ideas resulted in only one submission - yours - perhaps. " editor, you are the only other person who reads this column. then I hereby award the two theatre tickets to you and I. (NOTE - l telephoned the Odeon Bunion Theatre to eadge the free tickets. John. and was answered by s tape recording - now I have my tape recorder speaking to that recorder - which leaves us out on s beam - some- where). BACK To SCHOOL: ... A- 5..-.1-.. manning "rior tn mv The number Valley Catholic Men's Softball League will open its season on Wednesday, May 19 at Gary Park, 7 PM. between Transtiguratiort and the Knights at Columbus. Our President Guy Brennan will toss the first bell and our Vice-President Leo Mul- len will be behind the plate. The same evening at 3:30 in Caledonia Park under the lights, th. Bertediet's Bees and St. Phi- lip's Angels will also tangle. Future Gamer.-- l -- - - . .,M I)" DAV“ IV C‘"m. This column was written on Sunday morning prior to my leaving to spend A week's seminar at Huron College " the Un- iversity of Western Ontario. . Look after Weston while we're awny. mes unites . don't let ‘myone amalgamate you - we'il be back and let you know "What's The Score" . that's tor sun . . no there! “umber Valley Softball Gets Underway May” uTlii'c'i iiaTiisirer - . my: ”Helm Mom III“ nun-e. " 'u" IN m ESTATE or ALBERT JOSEPH LAWIINCI. DECEASED All. PMONS having claim. an!" the ante ot ALBERT JOSEPH LAW. RENCE. late of " John Best Av-u. In at! Town oi Wm, In the County a! York who Ated on or mom a. 10th any of April. was, no bonny named to send MI ”rank" of their .m._..._.. "as asst-"rd a: s.....- - m ____, --- or More the toth Any ot Mar, "" am: whlell Ante as was will be WW” hum. rel-rd amtr' to m “a. d which the - w gull In. Idle.- Folks To Creditors And Others my 20, Clledmh. li'lat's "iii";";"" 'ii'i":'iifi'ij" ‘Balaar And Bake Sale For York lions Drummers St. Jan’s and St. Philip's & at Wilmington, 8:30 P.M. St. Phil- ip's Church and All Slims. May 25, Wilmington. 1:00 PM. St. Benedict's A and St, Bern- lrd'l. Wilmington, 8:30 PM. St. Beuediet'a B and St. Philip's Church. May 26, " Gary at T PM. All Saints and St. John's " Cale- donia, 3:30 P.M., St. Philip's B and T'tamtiguraion. The Mpther's group for the York Lions Drum Corps are hold- ing a hunt and bake sale. May 15 u Fairbnnk Memorial Hall. tDufferin St. below Eglinton) 1 o'clock to 4:30. SPECIAL SUMMER COURSES Phone 241-3221 or all at 6 John St., Weston. ( Ontario Private Lennon: by Appointment Piano Trumpet, Drums, Guitar Accordion 8. Theory Beginners and Advanced DANCE GROUP 8 COMBO REHEARSAlS Classes Commence July 5th $15.00 full price lot a 2 molt session In 2 Weeks Session. -- Classes Daily Monday to Friday - 9 to 11.00 mm. or 2 to 4.00 p.m. ROSE SCHOOL OF MUSIC Offers Hits; Right Throws; Left Born; Oct. 13, 1949 Lives; 56 Gray Ave. Height; an. 11 in. Weight; 145 lbs. Age; " yrs. in Bob coming into his first year of midget baseball brings with him a very fine record. He is a highly versatile baseball player. His tour victories helped his bantam team win the park championship last year and ad- vanced them into the city play- offs. In the play-offs he record“ ed two more victories against the best in the city. When he was not pitching he played any position the team wanted him to play which he did very well. He finished the season with a fine batting average of .295. We expect Bob to fit in well with our team this year. The Weston Pet Shop at 1884 Weston Rd. has become I new supporter for the team with a very fine donation. Think you very much. ‘. FREE f am hoping to hear from more supporters in the near tut. ure. If you wish to donate and The next general meeting of the Assriation of Administrative Assistants or Private Secretaries, Toronto West Branch, will be held on Wednesday, May 19. at the Valhalla Inn at 8:00 P.M. I have not reached you yet please call me, Ivor Jones at 48L7915. If you cannot reach me by phone please send your pledge to me at 300 Eglinton Ave. E., Apt. 206, Toronto 12 or you may call Tom Carter at RO 90963 or Ron Thompson at An interesting evening of "member participation" has been planned by our new program chairman, Mrs. Marilyn Engel. Anyone wishing to obtain fur- ther information on the Associa. tion. kindly call Mrs. Betty Wil- liamson at 277-1248 or 219-7600, local 211-212. PROFILE OF A PITCHER BOB LEY BETH HESLOP of the Weston Recreation Com- mission looks on while Al Perkins, commander of the Weston Power Squadron looks from behind and Hugh Bennett past commander and founder of the Weston Power Squadrons checks the regis- tration list for the power safety course being off- ered by the commission. PRESENTING YOUR [DEAL IEAM General Meeting SUPPORT OF MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL NEW REALTOR MAP OF METRO Any boy between the ages of 14 and 17 yrs. wanting to try out for the team may contact one of the three numbers and persons named above. Come on Weston and Mt. Dennis you are doing great, keep up the good work. RO 2-3794. CATCHING Catching Stance: (a) A comfortable stance with good balance is most important It is the basic for proper re- eeiving, shifting of the feet and getting into position for throw- ing. Do not be discouraged if you do not acquire this stance immediately, but when you do, you have gone far in mastering the art of catching. (tr) Have weight slightly for- ward and evenly distributed on both feet so you are able to move quickly to either aide. to) Do not catch in a squat p09 ition especially with runners on the bases. The balanced stance enables you to get a good jump on the swinging bunt and the foul ball back near the stands. _ v, " TV In? 3 Crt C. V -~..~ '"57T. 9’ mf‘ t " '. 3W. ‘1‘”: F, _ . 3:» hy ., i,'T ' ' _ b, "in 32:“ Jr, A' I. V . " _ t Ph' r 4 '4. V .21»... y. . -. staWuttCL'a, 1963 Valhnt Convertible Radio, white walls, wmd- shield washers. Balance ot 50,000 mile wgrfanty. 1961 Pontiac Laurentian 4 Door Hardtop Radio, white walls and washers. WOODBRIDGE MOTORS [HEREIN BASEBALL BASIC FUNDAMENTALS WESTON TRAVEL SERVICE BOB LEY BOOK NOW AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT NO. , HIGHWAY. WOODIIIDG‘ ONT. GOING OVERSEAS? Your Woodbridge Area Dealer Plymouth - Chrysler - Valiant 2063 Lumen“ Ave. W. at Weston " ONE OWNER SPECIALS ALL PRICED TO SELL, Phone 244-5324 LTD. 288-1191 Datum ot their concern tor to than at mm a! the Inn-Nut: d rural um In the Scum peetitttt at In 2mm“ lane a a to cum. reacti- tittrt o! Anglo“ and Hunter: kit-mod I commit”. to try to and c womb]. ninth: to the problem. This committee and. up M RIM sportsmen who have distinguished them-elven in many other new. of con- servation have concluded the first phage of what in hoped to be a new concept in the manna meat of rural hunting are“. This program to be called The Ontario Landowner SPoruman Agreement, (0.L.S.A.) when it m an you vat nun -t-.tandt"merralatioets In" Wabash“ qugqtntteqattdtrttteqareagttt Mtgtastdtuhttavetteetteioeed totttesPortingptRslie. Bee.ugeotthelremteemtttr g which "ss. "rft 09 19mm. The Annual Hockey Banquets were held thin year in the new and beautiful surroundings of the Rangers Branch No. 213, Royal Canadian Legion on Den- ison Ave. OVER soo BOYS ATTIND MIN. OR HOCKEY LEAGUE BAN. OUETS: After the presentation of th. team IWIl’dI the individual play- er awards were made u follow: Lending Goalkeeper - Presented by John Bower: Minor Atom . Jerry Bloomfield. Runner up - Gilbert Iatlmer. Atom - Mathew Stewart. Runner up - Edward Lesnlewski. Pet Wee - Bill In. goldaby. Runner up - Mark Frog. On Monday May 8, some 250 players, coaches referees and timekeepers of the Minor Atom, Atom and Pee Wee Leagues en- joyed the festivities featuring our Guest Johnny Bower. He was kept busy antwerin: the many and varied questions from the boys and he Wu as equally a stand-out Guest Speaker as he is a goaltender. " lay. beading Scorer . Presented by Harold Stonehouse and "Tug" Wilson. Minor Atom - Bruce Bennett. Runner up - Glenn Newbold. Atom - Kevin Cryer Rick Savage, Robert Fraser tied. Runner up - David D'Oney. Pee Wee - Jed Hanna. Runner up - Don Cooper. Most Valuable Player . Presen- ted by Mrs. M. Henry (Weston Credit Jewellers). Minor Atom . Mike Saunders, Runner up - George Bannon. At- om - Glenn Duncan, Runner up Stanley Kolanko. Pee Wee - Har- ris Hase, Runner up - Bill Wright. On Tuesday. May 4 some 300 players attended " the Minor- Bantam, Bantam, Midget and Juvenile Leagues were enter- tained and featured Bob Pultord " Guest Speaker. Bob recalled his days as a Weston Minor Hockey League player and at- tending banquets just as they were tonight. He emphasiz- ed the need of lots of skating practise and answered several questions in a most entertain- ing manner. The individual player awards were then pre- sented " follows: Weston Minor Hockey - ieUng Goalkeeper presented by Mr. Walt Hall, Minor . Bam tam Jack Rhodes, Runner up - 1968 Plymouth Fury ' Door mm», VI?, power steering, radio and white walla_._ washer; 1961 Chev . Boot Hanna]! Power steering. power bra- kes. "dio, white walls, yours For tattMtia By Gord II "tifUd at the next generallbut it is a program that will am meeting in June, will etripravide hunting in a controlled courage landowner; to partiei. _ manner to: anyone who We pate la a Government sponsored:to take advantage at it. 'ge,"",,,')" Sl Jun', do! Under thia agreement um. I“! m . It": l communion would be at up to greeable and oft ttmea Mm”: l include "preaetttatlres d Land- hatd {call-u that ue. 1'odt!,tiowtser'i and sportsmen's groupa ed taren - Into "in! their and maximum by ttte own» local cannula tit eloaa their res. I Debartment a! lands and Petr. - "u' b ttunttng. on. who will be responsible for Many long tttd tqdhrus hourg law enforcement and technical have been spent in the DyePIrI- assistance in the townships or “on of I W01" PMe brief that l counties effected by the agree- outllnea Na - MINE in:meut. Many long Ind lotions how-I have been spat In the prepara- tion of I twohn pun brief that outlines this new program in detail to the government agen- da that will be directly etteet. od and required to administer it. Without becoming to technical hare we will attempt to describe how 015A will work. At the outlet lot it be clear that this is not a program to provide hunting facilities solely tor member: of the Ontario Fed. eration of Anglers and Hunter. Steve Quinlan. Bantam Robert Runford. Runner up _ Robert Chatreau. Midget Tom Callu- ghan, Runner up - Rick Lind- field. Juvenile Dave Horton, Runner up - Jim Seckington. beading Scorer w' presented bv l Dr. "Mel" Legard. Minor-Ban-l tma - Tim Harkness, Runner up l Dave Wales, Bantam Greg Em brey, Runner up - John Rinks, Midget tied Gary Larocque, Ross Porter. Runner up tied Wayne, Foden and Peter Hayden. Juv- enile Robert McCloskey, Run-, (Contmued on Page llt l Richardson Familure CH 1-9105 You Can Cover An 8 Ft. Wide Wall With Fully Lined Drapes For a,"" In Length Little As $29.95 For A: - W. As $29.95 Many Colours & Sizes Available NEW HOME? 1919 Weston Road lit, Illllllf This message might provide a positive answer. 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