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A Four times a day, Mrs. Allen had the responsibility of seeing that 700 children arrived at school safely, and returned to theirâ€" homes. She faced many problems in her job, the greatâ€" est of which was not the chilâ€" dren, but the parents who folâ€" lowed the rule "Do as 1 say, and not as I do". It was a difâ€" ficult task, as adults and studâ€" ents from the Junior High School set a very poor example to the youngsters. During the past year, the corâ€" ner was converted from a one way crossing to the use of all four corners, which made it a mammoth task to undertake. Mrs. Allen had the respect of all children and they certainly are going to miss her. A job well done, Mrs. Allen. â€" '(-)_v.lrâ€"iies't wishes to Mrs. Lahn who is taking over temporarily from Mrs. Allen. service to the school children at Maple Leaf Public School, the school crossing guard, Mrs. R. Allen, retired from duty at the end of September. _ School Cressing Guard 1978 Weston Rd. Weston CH 113952 â€" CH 18091 Wives leave this age open for your husband‘s reading convenience. Weekly or Monthly Deposit Club. PLAN AHE To Purchase The A Most Cherished Gift us Of All ‘She‘ll Love You Furever Fur an exciting surprise Christmas morning, give your wife a fur jacket, coat or stole by joining â€" | m Governm® pedoral ‘_\.\.i.\\s\\\ ‘L“"fi“\ C _ Maple Leaf & Amesbury News THIS MESSAGE wais h s\ do) exes %%@“J@&m vau COOPER FURS WESTON TRAVEL SERVICE FUR MEN ONLY! COOPER FURS BOOK NOW AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT DO T NOW! Have your home Winterâ€"Built! GOING OVERSEAS? 2063 Lawrence Ave. W. at Weston Rd. euargs * You can build your own home * You can have it built for you * You can buy one readyâ€"built @ it can be a single dwalling or muttiple strucâ€" ture of not more than four unite (sach unit mummmml. * Work must not proceed beyond the first floor joist stage before November 15, and the home must be completed before April 15, 1966, except for outside painting and site of â€" dedicated | lesued by suthority of Man. Allen J. Mactachen, Minister of Labour, Canada, Once again, the Government of Canada is offering this special incentive to increase winter employment by -noovn.ln’ the construction of Winterâ€"Built houses. Any house certified "Winterâ€"Built" by Federal government inspection will earn you a $500.00 rebate. HERE‘S HOW YOU QUALIFY _ HERE‘S WHAT YOU DO Phone 244â€"5324 The Northwestern "Y" have a record group of Ladies for their Keep Fit classes in the ai ternoons ag the RCAF. Base. Should ‘registration warrant it. two classes will be created be tween 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. Mrs Jan Reeves will be on hand for Swim instruction. so don‘t forâ€" get your swim suit. Mrs. Sairâ€" ley Shell will be there to care for all the children. The Amesbury Hardball and Softball Leagues have now contâ€" pleted their 1965 season, and on Friday. October 22, they will be holding their annual Preseniaâ€" tion Night at the Community Hall on Lawrence Avenue. The Pee Wee Hardball for boys up to 11 years of age was won by Bokar Homes, coached jointly by Peter Collini and Frank Lucchetta. They are to be presented with the E. W. Hickeson Trophy. Runners up in this section were the K and L Car Wash and Oregon Restauâ€" rant. For further information . reâ€" garding these classes, get in touch with the Family "Y" trailer at 2600 Jane Street, 638 0744. Amesbury Presentation Night The Transâ€"Atlantic Brides and | Parents _ Association â€" will be‘ holding their annual Fall Dance on Saturday, October 23rd at | the _ Thistletown _ Restaurant. | Proceeds from all their socials | throughout the year, are donâ€"| ated to their favourite charity, | the Muscular Dystrophy Associâ€" . ation. If . you would like to make up a party and attend this lively affair, please call Mrs. June Swindle at CH 1â€"9000. Afternoon Keep Fit Chris Alings, after a 4 month holiday with his daughter, Mrs. R. Westerby of 24 Blue Springs Road, returned to his home in Amsterdam, Holland. We trust that he enjoyed his stay here with his daughter and grandâ€" children. T.B.P.A. WE FILL Doctors‘ Prescriptions 3 Locations to Serve You 1832 Weston Rd. 244â€"5458 2479A Bloor St. W. RO 9â€"2603 OAKVILLE 175 Lakeshore Rd E 845â€"3621 J. W. MacDONALD â€"â€" Thursday, October 14, 1965 DISPENSING OPTICIANS You can pick up a pamphiet contsining fuil details, and registration forms at your National Employment Office. any Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation office, or in post offices where there are no N.E S. or C.M.M.C. offices Or, your builder tan do this for you. You‘ll be in your new home by Spring . . . save rent . . . make yourself $600.00. Congratulations to Mr. ard Mrs. Charles Beanland of 8 P+mâ€" ber Drive who celebrated their 20th Wedding Anniversary on October 5. Accident The ladies of North Park Presbyterian Church will be holding a Rummage Sale in the church basement on Saturday morning, October 16 from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m, Adieu We understand that Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slade of 6 Pember Drive had a slight accident witl their car on their return from 2:.00 to 4:00 p.m. in the afterâ€" noon, and 6:00 to 8:30 in the evening. A welcome will be giv en to all donors, and it is honâ€" ed that the regular donors will support this clinic, and that they will see many new faces. It takes such a short time to make a donation, and it cou!d save someone‘s life â€" maybe your own. Three families, who have been long time residents of this area are to leave us very shortâ€" ly, andâ€" will be missed very much. They are Mr. and Mrs. Keith O‘Neill of 55 Dorsey drive and their 5â€"children: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Benton, their three children and Grandad Sutton; of 54 Dorsey Drive; and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Merchant of 53 Dorâ€" sey Drive and their son. May we wish them much happiness in their new homes and communiâ€" ties. Anniversary At the September Clinic at Crang Plaza, the North York Red Cross were pleased to preâ€" sent 5th donation pins to the following donors: Mrs. Maria Fillicetti, 28 Cartwright Avene, Toronto 19; Mr. Alfred Mastr~ cola, 133 Lomar Drive,. Downs veiw and Mr. Perry Riccio, 123 Soudan Avenue, Toronto 7. Fun Fair The Maple Leaf Brownies, Cub and Scouts will be holding their annual FUN FAIR, at Maple Leaf School on Saturday afternoon, October 16. There is to be something for everyone â€" games for the children (big and little) â€" tea room, white elephâ€" ant etc. etc. Come and bring the family for an enjoyable afterâ€" noon, and help the ladies who are working so hard for the benefit of the Brownies, Cubs and Scouts. Rummage Sale The Trophies are to be preâ€" sented to representatives of the sponsors, and individual trophâ€" ies and badges will be given to each player and coach on the winning teams, in all sections of the club. We‘ll bring you a list of the individaul winners afâ€" ter the presentation night on October 22nd. Blood Bank Supplies Low The North York Red Cross will hold its monthly Blood Donor Clinic in Crang Plaza on Wednesday, October 20, from Winners in the Bantam Hardâ€" ball for boys up to 14 years was the Man‘s Shop, coached by Ken Hubbert. This team will be preâ€" sented with the Leaside Conâ€" struction Trophy. Runners up in this section were Hope Consâ€" truction and Sandrin Precast. 241â€"5978 fir;' Best man was Ross Cowan rive) and ushers were Brian Moore, and ‘ Ross Baker and Paul Baker. iree The bride‘s mother wore a ton:| Simple full length cobalt blue and’ crepe sheath with matching jacâ€" por.| ket and two toned pill box. j we‘ The groom‘s mother had on a in | beige _ embossed _ floorlength um-( sheath of peau de soie with a |\ multiâ€"colored flowered organza | hat and a corsage of peach ros _0.| es. Wedding Trip â€" â€" The couple honeymooned in the Ottawa Valley. The bride wore a fall travelling suit of turquoise and green check with gloves and pillbox. Black patent bag and shoes and two white orchids completed the ensem:â€" ble. They are now residents on Woolner Ave. Relatives from Kitchener, _ London _ and â€" the Sioux were at the wedding. With the first meeting of the Maple Leaf Home and School not scheduled until Monday, Noâ€" vember 1, I understand | that membership has already | surâ€" passed that of last year. This is a result of the direct approach that this year‘s executive is usâ€" ing. A letter was sent home with each student, inviting the parents to send their $2 memâ€" bership with their child to school. It is hoped that this membership will cover the cost of operating the Association for 1965â€"1966, including play day, graduation etc. Only three meetâ€" ings are planned for this year. (Continued from nage 3) honor, Miss Jackie McCall wore a similar dress and flower girl Miss Venessa Lee wore a white floorlength peau de soie dress with deep pink sash and pink carnations in her hair. A speedy recovery is hoped for Doug Turner of 1252 Law: rence Avenue, who is a patient is the brother of Mrs. Isobel Rhodes of 163 Rustic Road, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Turner of 8 Harrow Street, in the Amâ€" esbury area. Home And School The attendants wore pink ros ette hairpieces of chiffon to match dresses. All carried basâ€" kets of pink carnations and lily of the valley. While speaking to the Weston Times "Hardington" columnist, Mrs. Jean Rhodes, 1 learned that her nine year old daughter Fran is a patient in Humber Memorial Hospital, and it is exâ€" pected that she will be there for sometime. Perhaps some of our readers would like to send her a "get well" card‘ to cheer her up a little. May we wish a speedy recovery to Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes‘ son, a student in Queensborough _ Junior _ High School, who is quite ill at home. in the Toronto Western Hospiâ€" tal, following an accident with a truck some 6 weeks ago. Doug We are pleased to report that while Tim Dollimore of 393 Rustic Road spent most of the Thanksgiving weekend in Hum:â€" ber Memorial Hospital, he is now at home feeling much betâ€" ter. Avenue, who was taken to Humâ€" ber Memorial Hospital on reâ€" turn from her trip to the Old Country. Applications will be reâ€" eived. in the Purchasing Department. 15 â€" Oakburn Trescent, _ Willowdale, Onâ€" tario, for the supply and jelivery of the various types of school shop equipment and supplies for: Technical Shops Industrial Arts Shops Vocational Shops Bidders may submit apâ€" plication for tender forms to be â€" forwarded â€" as detailed snecifications are made availâ€" abe Fach type of shop includâ€" ed in the above classificaâ€" tions will be issued as a seâ€" parate tender. Tenders based on â€" condition â€" of _ escalator clause will not be acceptable. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be acâ€" cepted. F. W. Minkler, B.A., D.Paed., Director of Education. S. Cowan, B.A., Chairman. speedy recovery are expected to Mrs. M. Rose of 132 Gracefield ty c2r5.. 2 ROM A NELLI CONSTRUCTIoN Lo . . K0. 19. ROger 6â€"2071 Board Of Education For The TOWNSHIP of NORTH YORK NOTICE OP TENDERS AbAdLll mapt pay Permanently 10 YEat i WRITTEN cuarantee 4 | _ But what about those areas of conflict that arise in even the | best of committees â€" no matter what the function? What‘s the { score on this conflict bit? g’What's The Score? People interested in playing Chess are invited to any Thursday evening from 7:30 on, in the Recre Rooms at the Weston Municipal Building, 2000 Weston is an outstanding group of Chess masters â€" with ran Provision will be made for registfa]ion of new and old memâ€" bers and we understand that a really outstanding demonstration of figure skating will be given during the Open House. New members or potentialâ€" members will be made most welâ€" come and we were assured that you can even get to skate yourâ€" self â€" providing you bring your own skates. Should you perchance to see a "figure" skating (all 250 pounds of him) with pillows strapped front and rear â€" it‘ll be me learning how to become a better member of the Minor Hockey Executive by learning how to skate â€" this is what we mean by the outstanding "figure" skatâ€" ing â€" â€" oh, boy! CHECKMATE: Al Cooper, public relations and publicity director of the well known Weston Chess Club, entered my office via the communicatâ€" ing door from the Recreation Office to the Craft Rooms last Thursday evening and said for me to tell you all that you are corâ€" dially invited to come and play Chess and Thursday evening you like. How‘s that for sentence structure? That‘s not the way he said it, but that‘s the way it came through to me. When Al Cooper came into the office there were eight young ladies attending the organization meeting of a Drama School â€" maybe he thought it was a Charm Schon! or enmeatkiner The most effective committees are those in which leadership functions are assumed equally by all members. Each member should be recognized for the special skills that he can contribute to the committee function. These special skills may be forever dormant in some members â€" and will require the special skill of the chairman to allow this member to make his contribution. Maybe he‘s happy with the ‘status‘ membership on this commitâ€" tee automatically conters. Creatively results from clashes of opinions and ideas. By smoothing over conflict many of the creative ideas that conflict can generate one automatically lost. Conflict upsets committee harmony and the ‘creative disturber‘ upsets the status quo of the soft, togetherness group and our ‘creative disturber‘ is not welâ€" come. + Personally, we would wish to create a new order of creative disturbers filled with a "divine discontent" to infiltrate comâ€" mittees where even they exist â€" so that the committee becomes a creative, responsible agency, with a record of performance and achievement â€" and the committee‘s commitment will be to the stated objectives of the club, group or agency to which they beâ€" long and not to themselves or to preserving their status quo. Like someone said, "Man has more need to improve his stature than his status quo." More often than not, committee members were elected, nomâ€" inated or appointed to that office â€" few volunteer. The committee must provide leadership within the function or task allotted to it, and maintain committée structure. Thus the leadership has two functions. One is getting the job done or task function, and the other is meeting the personal needs of each committee memâ€" ber â€" so that the committee can function effectively â€" or work together as a unit. If this is to be a good committee. If concern for task and concern for the members or maintenance is to be considered â€" then, we maintain, there is bound to be friction. We have heard of, but never served on, one of these nice committees where there is never a cross word, or a dissenting opinion. If they all agree â€" there is no need for a committee! If. among my gentle readers, there should be any who would wish to qualify for a CD ‘certificate (Creative Disturbers) we would be most happy to arrange for a series of lectures on good committee structure, personal leadership styles, effective comâ€" mittee work and how to conduct better meetings. FIGURE SKATING CLUB â€" WESTON: The members of the Weston Skating Club will be conducting an Open House on Sunday, October 17 (this year) at the Weston Arena and the time is set for 3:00 P.M. So who‘s on your committee? Why do you think old soâ€"andâ€"so is on the committee? Did he volunteer â€" or was he or she asked to serve on your committee? People belong to committees and contribute work or interest to those committees only to the degree of personal satisfaction obâ€" tained by participation in that committee‘s function. When things get too nice at committee level, I am sometimes guilty of deliberately introducing friction â€" sometimes even arguâ€" ing against what I know to be good practice and principles â€" in order to obtain a concern for task, get people thinking instead of just reacting and to obtain a committee that will be sure of itself. it‘s role and function. To sit and listen to the same dreary old opinions for hours and hours is not a committee function. To get on with the task â€" to solve problems, to listen to the other members‘ ideas and viewâ€" point, leads to effective committee work and the personal satisfacâ€" tion such action brings. When a committee sits down to solve a problem, alternative courses of action will develop â€" although members all agree on the problem. A variety of leadership styles will emerge, dependâ€" ing upon the degree of individual concern for the job to be done. People will line up behind one of the proposed alternative courses of action and, in so selecting, conflict will emerge. We believe that conflict is necessary to cr;ativit,v and that it is very important for the committee to recognize this fact and learn how to handle such situations. comers, learners, men ty "TUG" WILSON Director of Parks & Recreation for the Town of Westo: COMMITTEE CONFLICT: Barristers â€" Solicitors 1944 Weston Road Opposite John Street Weston, Ont. CBH 14911 Barristers â€" Solicitors Geo. W. ull B. Comm Howard G. Ashbourne, B.A. 43 KING STREET CH O 4â€"5547â€"8 r Magerman & Page Barristers â€" Solicitors 1630A Wilson Ave. 247â€"2191 Crang Plaza Evenings by Appointment Evenings by appoint 1938 Weston Rd (at John St.) Bull & Ashbourne Alfred H. Herman B.A.. g.C. Fraser & Simms Barrister Notary BARRISTERS Weston CH 4â€"5697 Solicitor _ Public appointment Professional â€" Business Directory in o on e coead o e en iee n p of Chess masters â€" with room for new and women and especially welcome now. s a Charm School or â€"sor;x-eil.'l'i-r-lg! playing Chess are invited to come along rom 7:30 on, in the Recreation Craft Mt. Dennis â€" _ Call â€" Eastern and Chartered Trust Member of the Toronto Real Estate Board Ralph Drinkwaliter Walter‘s Garage FULL GUARANTEE Wheel Alignment . $9.50° FREE Courtesy Car. Pickâ€"up 1778 Jane St. CBH 7â€"6590 Motor & Automatic Repair J. R. Currie, O.D. 1894 Weston Rd., Weston For Appointment Calil CH 1â€"0701 REAL ESTATE Mortgages Arranged And Repairing 1943 WESTON RD. 2474276 OPTOMETRY Piano Tuning If selling your home is a must, ennis RO 9â€"2841 Work Guaranteed Wm. A. Riggs 1230 Jane Street GARAGES Optometrist MUSIC Road. This Best wishes for health and| _ Misses Betty Wilson _ and happiness to Dave and Joan| piane Deeth, were‘ recently (nee Belzin) Bince, who Were| weekâ€"end visitors in Ottawa, and recently married. Dave is the| report a wonderful trip. son of Herb and Mime Bince, On Sunday, October 3, Mr. Hearst Circle. James Wilton. was officially Mr. and Mrs. George Sinclair, of 23 Monarchdale Avenue, will be at home to friends and neighbours, from 2 to 9 p.m., on Saturday, October 19, on the occasion of their Silver Annivâ€" Bataar, with Tea Room, Bake Table, at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, 46 Dennison Road East, 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday, October 23. mission includes ments. Euchre and Bridge â€" at St. Davids Anglican Church, Tues day, October 19, at 8 p.m. Adâ€" mission includes prizes refreshâ€" Rummage Sale â€" Church of St. Davids, 1796 Lawrence Avenue W., Saturday, October 23 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Also being featured is a Home Bake Sale. Rummage Sale at St. Bernâ€" ards Church, Saturday, October 30, at 10 a.m. Congratulations to Joan and David Ambrose, (nee Culver), on the safe arrival of their beautiful daughter. Get Well wishes to Fran Rhodes, who is a patient in Humber Memorial Hospital. Weston E. J. Sackett & Co. Just East of Runnymede Road 3094 DUNDAS ST. WEST PH ACCOUNTANTS Chartered Accountant 1730 Weston Road Rev. J. C. Bouvier, Pastor â€" Rev. A. Horvath, Asst WESTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH A WIDE RANGE OF CARPETING OFFERED AT REASONABLE PRICES Wallâ€"Toâ€"Wall Broadicom Installation Our Specialty Our Representative Wil Call At Your Home C. W. LEASK 11:00 a.m. â€" Morning Worship 9:45 a m. â€" Junior and Intermediate School 10:00 A.M. â€" Pax Bible Class 11:00 A.M. â€" Nursery, Kindergarten Primary, Crib Corner 7:00 P.M. â€" Evening Worship 9:30 a.m. â€" Sunday Sch‘oolvv- Sre;rvsy a;u; 'I;;) 9:30 a.m. â€" Pathfinder Class 11:00 a.m. â€" Morning Worship Sermon: Mr. D. Maskens 11:00 a.m. â€" Sundsy School 1 to 8 years Minister __ _ â€"â€"â€" Study 24111571 8:30 am CARPETING & INSTALLATIONS CHURCH oF CHRIST Hardington & District ‘Laymen::Sunday Oct. 17, 1965 ACCOUNTANTS â€"â€" AUDITORS WRIGHT BROS. FURNITURE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1965 â€" to be held in Church House SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1965 The Bible Is Our Complete Authority Evangelist â€"â€" James Hunt S$. J. BROOKS & CO. SKYLINFE HOTEL BRANCH 6855 Dixon Road, Rexdale, Ontario Phones 241â€"3522 Res. 241â€"2891 Member Toronto Stock Exchange ST. JUDES ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 3265 Weston Rd. Cross Street at Church Stree _ _ _ a â€"â€" Rev. R. J. Bozggs, B.A. 2411571 00000 Manse 241â€"9533 J. HARRY FROGLEY SUNDAY MASSES 47 HARDING AVE. CH +4â€"6061 1495 KIPLING AVE. N. REXDALE PHONE 249â€"2971 10:00 INVESTMENTS 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. â€" Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship Wed. 8:00 p.m. Bible Study Westminster Hnited Lhurch / Rev. J. Kenneth Noble sixly rine william strest weston ontarie _ *The Eueally Family Cuack® James Wilton, was officially welcomed as organist and Choir Director at Trethewey Park Unâ€" ited Church. Thus full Choir activities have been resumed. Junior Choir is on Thursday from 6:45 to 7:15 p.m. and is open for children from age nine through to Grade eight. The Junior Choir participates in the morning service each Sunday morning. The Senior Choir meets on Thursdays, at 8 p.m., and there are openings in all groups. This (Continued on page 12} Weston 12 noon â€" 7:00 pm Chartered Accountants Marsh, Goulding 1969 Weston Road & Co. PHONE 7696040 241â€"9830 CH 1â€"11%9 (3