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nda tish Mr. ton. in ) of hat derâ€" sily this sort rer; I‘ve and out dn‘t ven ake can. can urn. oke. el as r own ; that ispen â€" wardâ€" ids. ack ion Kerr had the in mber PUC dent nt Is Will Commence Within Seven Days Construction Of Amesbury Library I have received many inquirâ€" les lately regarding the proposed branch of the North York Public Library to be erected adjacent to Amesbury‘s artificial rink. Joe Gould, our Councilior, has informed me that plans are now complete, and the ground breakâ€" ing ceremony will take place within the next week. This proâ€" ject has been delayed in order that it would be eligible for the Government‘s "Winter Works" programme. Tenants in the house on the library site have been given noâ€" tice to vacate in October, and the work for the footings will begin immediately. While the building is primarâ€" ily to house a library, the plan has been made so that extensâ€" ions can be made for any future required community purposes. This certainly is a step in the right direction to make our comâ€" munity more attractive. Perâ€" haps when this project is comâ€" pleted we can hope that more of these unsightly ditches can be done away with. While it is most inconvenient to have Culford Road torn up at this time of year, it will be a benefit for the community when the storm sewers are finâ€" ally installed the full length of the street. Having this section of the project completed, it will then be possible to have the paved roads and curbs done in the spring for both Culford Road and Maple Leaf Drive. The Fun Fair at Maple Leaf School on Saturday was a great success, and the ladies would like me to announce the prize Mrs. â€" Churchward, _ Culford | Road, was the winner of the | doll, and my daughter Judy guessed within 23 beans (3,241), to win the Paperâ€"Mate pen. Secâ€" ond, and third prizes in this draw were won by Edna Lowe, Brome Road and Rene Webb, Blue Springs Road. winners they had Mrs. Kemp of Keele Street was the winner of the cup and saucer, and Jackie Smith, Burr Avenue went home with the Flower Arâ€" rangement, offered by the tea room. Our deepest sympathy is exâ€" tented to Mrs. C. M. Watt, Rusâ€" tic Road, in the loss of her daughter Hazel (Mrs. Waiter Foote), on Sunday October 2nd. It is just a year ago that another daughter, very well known in our meighbourhood, _ Marg _ Walton, passed away. Funeral services were held at see has hr;ngfit new Christ Church, Anglican, Stouffâ€"| old rivalry between Mrs. Foote, until she was marâ€" ried and moved away from the area, was a teacher at Maple Leaf School. She is survived by her husband Walter and two children Jamie and Mary. Also by three sisters, Mrs. J. Reid (Cherrie), of Rustic Road, Mrs. ‘T. Johnson (Connie) and Mrs. J. Bickerton (Sybil). Thats The Way . .. Torento Westâ€"1415 Lawrence Ave. W., Toronto 15. Ont., Phone 247â€"7154 should be completely banned at the next sittinz of the Ontario legislature. The dav of secret court hearings should have disappeared a long time ago. If management can prove in the presence of union counsel however. that strikers have set up a human or When you have loved ones depending on you . . . your goals, the manner in which you reach them and the money you can afford to get there, are all as d J personal &8 your signature. This is a job for experiâ€" w\ ‘ enced counsel. Call your nearest office below. p Ask about the T. M.L. FAMILY SECURITY PLAN, | TORONTO MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY If management can prove in the presence of union counsel however. that strikers have set up a human or physical barrier at the company gates, the law must ensure that these barriers are removed. I sympathize with labor 100 p.c. of the wav,. as I said before. I can‘t however, condone those who attempt to block passage of others. If the laws are ever changed to allow mob rule. Canada will lose every right to call itself a democratic nation. Set your mind at restâ€"for everyone‘s sake PRIZE WINNERS for SYMPATHY the various draws (Continued from page 2) Our sympathy also goes out to Mrs. Hempseed and daughters Nancy and Debbie, in the loss of their husband and father James at Northwestern General. The Hampseeds are residents of Mangrove Avenue. ville on Tuesday, October FAREWELLS Mrs. Carl Schilling of Rustic Road gave a farewell party last week in honour of Mrs. Marie Dollimore, who _ moved â€" last Thursday to the Rexdale Area. The party was attended by many of her long time neighbours. Farewells‘ are also extended to the Herb Thomson‘s of Groveâ€" dale and the Water‘s of Rustic Road. Mrs. Ralph Hellewell, Dorsey Drive, entertained friends of the former Carol Polley, Crioline Rd.. at a Bridal Shower last week, in honour of her recent wedding to Ed. Boileau. Carol and Ed. are now residing in the Sheppard and Jane area of North York. I am very pleased to report \Beckel in the recent . that Tâ€"yearâ€"old Dalton Garbett, \her father in Montreal The first 1966â€"67 game between Weston and Woodbridge, brings back old memories of past hocâ€" key rivalry between the two clubs. A new team has been formed in Woodbridge this year, and will take up some of the slack creatâ€" ed by the St. Michaels Buzzers and Brampton Tâ€"ups â€" two of the oldest Metro Junior "B" League teams which have gone into retirement. St. Mikes has found it too difficult to put up a good team and so has gone into school competition. Brampâ€" ton had to step out of the league because of lack of financial supâ€" port. The slack was then taken up by a group of five men from Etobicoke, led by Realtor Nick Durbano, who entered a team, yes, by the name of Woodbridge Rangers and yes, they will be operating from the Woodbridge Arenaâ€"the old home of the now Weston Dodgers. This as you can see has brought new life to the Preâ€"Season Game BRIDAL SHOWER By BILL UPTON Dodgers Whip Rangers 5â€"1 ACCIDENT C ag\V the two (towns. The Rangers invaded |little different, with the Rangers | Weston on Friday night for a from Woodbridge putting up a preâ€"season game with the Dodgâ€" | little more ef(or!l, a;dA bu:: for snn siving the tons n stt PrC | 202 aed bot Coop m fie aote, uisw of the fulure ‘season. | the score would have been tied | koasd | _ The Dodgers started scoring in | up Ihe Giset smasisa e c d * Rustic Road is recovering from injuries received in an accident last week when he was returning from a Cub meeting. Elverston Park United Church will be holding two showings of ‘‘The Incredible Journey" (Walt Disney), at their Saturday Movie Special on October 15. The movie will be shown at 1:30 and 7:30 in the downstairs Auditorium, Tickets are available from the Sunday School Staff or at the door. Price: Children 25 cents, Students 50 cents, Adults $1.00. The United Church Women of Elverston will be presenting an evening of Music at the church on Friday, October 21 at 8:30 p.m. The Bolton Community Choir will be presenting Gilbert and Sullivan‘s "The Sorcerer‘. As of the date of writing this article, Rev. Beckel is still a patient at Humber Memorial Hospital. It is to be hoped that he will soon be well enough to return home, and back to his service as minister at Elverston. Our sympathy is offered to Mrs. Beckel in the recent death of "The Lile and Legend of Mariâ€" lyn Monroe", a biographical television essay about the woâ€" man and the actress who, in her brief lifetime, became an interâ€" national symbol, will be presentâ€" ed an ABC‘s "Stage 67" on Noâ€" vember 30th. The _ documentary _ features some film footage about Miss Monroe never before seen on TV. The Dodgers started scoring in the first period with goals by Gary Ford and Al Dimitroff and controlled much of the play. The "‘The Life and Legend of Mariâ€" lyn Monroe" will be narrated by John Huston, who was the directâ€" or of Miss Monroe‘s film, "The Misfits", which also starred the late Clark Gable. Telling the story of the fabled, enigmatic, and fabulous Mariâ€" lyn will be Ida and Albert Dolâ€" ender, the fosterâ€"parents with whom she lived for eight years; Harry Lipton, the agent who first discovered her; her first husband, Jim Dougherty; the diâ€" rector of the Actors Studio, Lee Strasberg, and his late â€" wife, P a ula; photographer Milton Greene; actor Robert Mitchum and actress Shelley Winters. second period, however was a Among the original film footâ€" age included in the program never before shown on television, will be a sequence of Marilyn singing ‘"Happy Birthday" to President John F. Kennedy at a Madison Square Garden celeâ€" bration. Burt Ward, Batman‘s Robin, suffered burns the other day when a inovie set explosion went awry. Aftert emergency treatâ€" ment. he was back at work in the TV series, singed cape and all. SATURDAY MOVIE "THE SORCERER" FOUR GENERATIONS: It was an exâ€" citing day for all four of them â€" great grandmother Christina Cheyne, grandâ€" mother Alice Dicks of Kemp Square, mother Christina Williams (left) and daughter Kimberley Ann. Baby Kimâ€" berly was baptized in St. David‘s Anâ€" glican Church, Sunday, and of course However goals by Ken Hume and Dwayne Ferguson made it 4â€"0 before Bob Love scored for the Rangers to leave the score 4â€"1 at the end of the second period. With the exhibition games just starting and the new faces tryâ€" ing out for the Dodgers from the now defunct St. Mike‘s and Brampton teams. Weston should be a serious contender this seaâ€" son. One thing for sure, this year‘s team will be full of hustle and spirit says coach Ken Avarâ€" ell. Sure was nice to see the Interâ€" Squad game go off so well. The final score was 55. The game provided some real action and was quite a thrill for one of the Dodgers fine executive memâ€" bers. It has always been a lifeâ€" time ambition for Reg Robbins to coach the Dodgers one day. The young club from W bridge held the Dodgers to one goal in the last period, going to Bob Modray. ie mioiicl nidehecsel ie l w doe it ttvarte is ato ie c taitid hss THE DRESSING ROOM BUY YOURS FOR CASH OR BY INSTALMENTS. DOWN PAYMENT OF 5%â€"s25® FOR A $50 BOND; s5° FOR A s100 BOND, Erc. BALANCE IN EASY INSTALMENTS OVER A YEAR. BUY YOURS AT ANY BRANCH OF THE B OF M. Baxx or MonTREAL / There are 8 B of M ERANCHES in WESTON REXDALE and DOWNSVIEW to serve you DOW n BUYS YOU A CANADA SAVINGS BOND AT CANADA‘S FIRST BAN IC Canada‘s First Bank just that He got his chance last Sunday and showed he still has the old masters touch even after 15 years. Strange thing about it was he had to coach against another old coaching rival in the person of a chap called Proâ€" vost. The fellow who did such a real fine job with the Weston Dodger Peeâ€"Wee team, taking them to the Canadian Championâ€" ship. 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