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It. ”chm. inscribe: it u “may, touch and uncompro- BRITISH 'AVILION A New Guide Company fit Manleleaf . ,u “to.“ lath-If Auxiliary ”an. mun nun-9mm- thefttrri"titqetb.-t. simian-mumphw no new. a! an at u.- puy will is to an. luv-dos In much Sms-' h Gun-u: m Ind-ll. ”In Guru. Din. Pr-tei.. VIII: lam. Gait Watt. [min lath and Humor Riyal, Dstidie LIB, whamm- . Brownie to: only I month. villain». and will be joined by uwuomns In Coco mil- and Susan Nichol]; ' In. Wham-ed Lilli. he“ to the are: far In: one“ and cheerful handling ot the new children " evening and " Maple but Sam. (at on he: duties u an at Gulls Captain Int May. a. " have n In: Llama-t Ilia than lib an, a! Clio load. The Auxiliary “new" " an coaxial "" Mr tho 100th Com. pany will ho: President - Plu- line Mania. Maple but Drive; Secretary - Irma chay, Grand-k Axum: and Trauma: - Ellie Randell, Bronze Road. MISIURY HOCKEY The Amsbury hockey house league has now begun in puc- uce’ sessions, and the league will DUO - '.eruatirgthiswoeEtretriit up " mum -tedate nimmdmum. Irtthe-time,Aa"ahtary's tell: in the P.Y.C. luau has t-tttayitqrregl,andsithtto ttelsrn6tu-dgoal.tarrdingete Forbes Brand hag com up with m mandala“. eaet 'rirsbeimgaahat6mrt. In last week: gum with Ar. mour than, Vince labour» land the "hat with" with thm. (out. with PM! Elliott until; two and the uni: Icond by Mar. eello ttieeL The only Monday t1ight'gante in the schedule will be played he. tween Rosedale and Amesbury at North Truman: Arena It 8:30. Spectators are invited to attend and chm Arr Amesbury. , Coached by Miss Sandra Gra. ham, Maple but School's girls volleyball team have put down six schools in the Western Divis. ion to win' the Area Champion. ship. Four telms. representing the whole of North York will play in I round robin at Willowdnle Junior High School on Thursday, December 8 " T o'clock. Sat., Dee. , " 1:30 pm. This game should pm: very inter. esting, and could well be I decid- ing game. n both Amsbury and Lawrence Park have yet to lose I game. It you want to see the team in action in the practice session. come to the rink " cmmm and Lawrence on Wednesday at 8 o'eioek, when Armour Heights team have been invited to share practice time. Each of the tour teams will play three games and‘the total points of these three games will decide the North York winners. R. Davis, viee.prineipal of Maple Mat informs Inc that they would be very pleased to see a good cheering section for the Hip] but girls, who have yet to lose a same. Let’s support the local team. I'm planing on be. ing there - will you? CORRECTION Enzo Antanini of the, Maple Leaf Soccer Team was not given credit in my column last week for his penalty kick in the 2't game of their round-robin event. which gave the team the North York Championship. The North York Youth Choir, made up of students from all schools in North York, Ire now preparing for their Christmas Folk Song Service at St. George', United Church (corner Lytton Blvd. and Duplex Ave. on Sun., Dec. 4, 1966 " 7:00 pm. This should be a very enjoy- able pre-Christmas event. for _Ngxt Jett" same will be phy- To ON! YOU . . . O SOUND CO-OPIIA'I’IVI ADMINISTRATION . mgbg WITHOUT SAC”! N 1" N.Y. YOUTH CHOIR ALEX l. (ROCKER AY MAPLE LEAF MAY I ASK YOUR m1 MAIN, MONDAY, MM Stti? WARD 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION BOROUGH or YORK IN THE NEW will! I. 18 W I". be. pup-tbs In: some weeks. . - Cur-Malian: to the witches and goblins d Car-chm Put": School who sup-sud uni: pre- vious new by “mailing in” for UNICEF " the and total de as. 1rittta-duettasitmors"Dw “In! Yew Child’s Full PM tiae',wtth-tr-urather J.Carraeo.D.idirtg.N.tar On Sun., Dee. 11 " 7:00 pm. the Youth Choir and the Junior Sunday School at Elvenwn Park United Clutch will present their cantata, “Strangers in Bethle- Elversun will be holding their Kindergarten and Primary Christmas party from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. My, Decemhu W, the Ltt.etyye9eytrmtu" Junior I man in which all the music um Main-u. Keep this date open! Commencing Sim. Dee. 4, pu- pils up to and including Grade three (In: eighth any attend Sunday School at 11:00 In. in Room 1, while parents attend morning services of worship in the Sanctuary. This will be in " dition to the regular Sunday Church School at 9:45 am, tor all Mes. NEW PRIMARY DEPARTMENT For many years now, the Ma- ple Leaf Home and Scholo As- sociation has has a syeeial White Gift Program, and this practice will be continued again this year. Last year seven hampers were delivered. During the week of Dee. 12 to Dee. 16, the children will be bringing their gifts of food. clothing and some of the special items, which delight the reehsients. Having had a part in this or)- feet in the past, in both organiz- ing and distributing the gifts. I know how well they are received and appreciated. It also stresses the importance to the Younger childrn the pleasure pf giving. as well as receiving. which I feel is a van imnnrtant part of the Christmas snirit. .m-bnlo-Nu'l‘tu- mamma- ' [Imam Re-Elect Ill GETS THINGS DONE! I . Served on the Com. munity (like. ll 0 0TH Alderman Ward 1 PM Chaim-n of York Township Reputation WHITE GIFT WEEK JUNIOR CANTATA Am. L. CMK“ CHIDSTMAS IOX North York John D. Be, uvnry this Mayoralty (alum 1iliiiiii.j,i] Wants Total Amalgamation 'i)t,iiii'ti',',i, Iv cum." “an: ma, I shallot undulatin- Vuk lav-rally cm... 'with Tom-Io. Par-u In" It Thuuwtrrttttirthrsttmal h-ymdhub be M tutttr of the Borough) -I.'Ill.lllltllIl, ttf York. I“ and pubs uh d . ucv.' irditl.' '"" I . c you: th-gtN. ' mu My In" I yuan In" 11 run a Yuk My Coun- d! which had I when” at mm. . l at with such members as Gal-don Harris. In 11:01am ttd Weston, Fred Gardiner a For. at Hill. Chum Downy at Swim. and may other former wardens. When I first mtterod York Township Council in mu. the Township was tmthrtqrt with l: “mm.” debenture 1t.trtt,teu.) hum rates ' to Pr.. When '/ In have in I)". I had that debt refunded at on. a the test), on iett-t an. it tho Delhi ha tHC.ttatia " 259$. t When I entered Council in "" York Township had no public pub. I wt: instrumental in forming seven public parks - namely mantle. Fairbank, Kuludnle Pam Elwood, Lambton and mm. 0 3! you: a member " the Weston Lions PROPOSALS Club . Active member of Centnl United Church . Past President. Weston Branch ol the Canadian not] Cm may 1952-53 0 1966, W}! the Wuhan Busines- WARD tr. IN THE NEW BOROUGH or YORK O Etta-rr to control the increase " and“: through dunno pinning - - T._prraetq, tcereate Meet" gang-cut. _ - -- .- . c-ie with other 'mot-ttks {or the [on] of the can-II . no]. “I mum parking mum” to Imus! munch! O Elie clone ”mun vim Mar. Tomato . Work toward Incl-used inmvm in Bunker "tter Immut- are. 0 Wylyurk to 1gtft.e- the Metro Police (Jo-mink!“ In": on - o" Sim endeavour to rid odr am " My N,"dgt “to... 0 Will we. tor inplm " ttare all: all. "lulu torr MS OPEN lit ha. to ' Ml. FOR INFORMATION AND CARS an AND THE TIME IS YOUR BEST REASON WHY YOU SHOULD ELECT LINDSAY C0TT Community Affilierthrns FIRST NAME ON m IMO? Can“: I m m to an Frost COUCH-.1 hr in! an» gamma. Pm-ur has! and the late George Dump-r. 'Einigtee at Municipal mm. m lum- able to the ”ml. All the suburb-n mun-s were opposed. Premier but did not have the count: and Ioni- tndc to pus ch: neceuuy legis- lation. lasted. he brought in am CHAILI‘ kW‘I’II q6reamortrinasteeCormrtitee ogervettmtatistaatdhucmr-it-e O §erveqnon the Metro Tram: my 0 Vice Chairman. Weston Beer-60- Comml'ion 1965a6 . Served on the Wm Pinning‘lcui for two you: q Assisteairtthet-tsa.tu.-t Recreation Commission in "" . Assisted in an rehabllluuo- a! . [Ill-Heme [Incl nottd victim. . Initiated use 01 School Groin-h and Smell! School ohitdgett'B nod-g an. in IM& . Was Area Clan-mun ol the cm Ileon M In t906 25 Years Community , Years Weston 1945-47-48 -60-61-62-I Ky an. h to.“ b hunky in Yul-k In”: 1. Proud against to - System 1 cum 2. PM W b that nu term at can. a. PM “that m - en tam '- Vat. 4. PM an“ it has th Yck Tm, s. m an“ mm mm "and. Mr plum: 1. Tom "rtaigaatatiort, t. Civic aleetittqq “a: two years, 3. Single street at fin. 4, No increase in York Town- ship taxes.