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I CRUICKSHANK MOTORS LTD. Christmastime is here again, and to all my friends I wish you a holiday filled with great joy and good health. May your New Year be happy and prosperâ€" ous for all the ones you hold dear. dO0Y AT CHRISTMAS SEASONS GREETINGS 2062 Weston Rd. This Christmastide, may the peace and contentment that comes with love, understanding and good will towards our fellowmen prevail throughout the world. And for you and yours especially, may the meaning of Christmas be deeper, its hopes brighter than ever before. RALPH COWAN, M.P. York Humber May all the blessings and happiness of this holy season be beâ€" stowed on you and your family. Ward 2, Board of Education Borough of North York May the joys of promise of this Yuletide Season canry us forward to a Happy and Prosperous New Year and may each and everyone share in good health and many blessings. As we look back on 1967 we see a strong desire for unity and renewed purpose that has highâ€"lighted the many achievements of this Centennial Year. We can enter 1968 with conviction and strength. "The Business The Buggy Built!" Jack V. Newton MAYOR EDWARD A. HORTON and Members of Council, Borough of Etobicoke. More pedestrians are killed on Metro highways and streets at night time even though there are fewer cars in use after dark. Why? Everyone‘s night time viâ€" sion is bad and the majority of pedestrians do not wear bright colored clothing at night time. Metropolitan Citizens‘ Safety Council appeals to everyone who has to walk on Metro streets and roads after dark to wear bright clothing. The Council also points out why night time vision is bad. The eyes have two sets of de: tector elements. These are called Wear Light Clothing Metro Streets Are Dangerous At Night Weston The Ladies Auxiliary, Royal Canadian Legion, Rangers Branch 213, held their monthly meeting in their hall, 46 Dennison Rd. E. After the business part of the meeting, the yearly reports of each convener were read. The meeting was then turned over to Zone Comâ€" mander Joan Stephens, Com. Mrs. Hodkinson and Com. Linda Stephâ€" ens who conducted the election of officers for 1968. President, Olive Mattison; 1st viceâ€"president, V. Cresswell; _ 2nd _ viceâ€"president, Marj. Kirkham; secretary, Mary Moore (reâ€"elected); treasurer, Ann Meyer (reâ€"elected); Executive â€" Mary Burgess, Sarah Hoperoft, Hilda Eagleson, Dorothy Brooks, Eileene Dolman and Joan Haines. Sgt. at Arms, Dorothy Brooks; Colour bearer, Agnes Foden. Other conveners will be elected at the next auxiliary meeting which will be held Jan. 10. Get well wishes are extended to Marg Babbage, who is in Humber Memorial Hospital. These new officers will be instalâ€" led on January 5, 1968 at a Joint Installation with the mens branch new officers. The Elmlea ladies euchre group held their weekly game at the home of Mrs. Lil. Hammond. Winâ€" ners were: Annie Carbis (96), Lilâ€" ian Hammond (93), Flo. Perrin (74). Low score, Nancy Ready (65), traveling prize, Inez Bond. Toronto and District representaâ€" tives I. Gray and A. Dargie. Pedestrians should not venture out unless they have light colorâ€" ed clothing to wear. A dark coat is an invitation to an accident if "rods" and "cones‘". They are difâ€" ferent in shape and they are enâ€" tirely different in sensitivity characteristics. The "cones" which work during the day, are linked to the visual cortex by a single nerve fibre (the visual corâ€" tex is that part of the brain that interprets visual information.) Colour sense is also associated with "cones." Distribution of cone around the eye‘s retina is such that they are most closely cortex. Thus, vision by night is not good, even in a person who has 20â€"20 vision. There is nothing that can be done about the makeâ€" up of the human eye, but vision at night time especially for motorists can be improved by pedestrians who have to walk at night. Elmlea and District the wearer walks along a Metro street or roadway. Pedestrians should remember to be safe as they walk â€" BE SEEN by motorâ€" ists. packed at the centre of the eye. As a result, we can see very fine detail in full colour at the centre of the eye during the day. The eye‘s night detector eleâ€" ments, the "rods" are few in numâ€" ber and are distributed for the most part, away from the centre of the eye and "rods" have no colour sense. Additionally, the link between between "night time rods" and the brain is much difâ€" ferent from that of day time in a complicated manner and "cones." Many "rods" are linked many have to share one single nerve path to the brain‘s visual SEASON‘S BBOT «» BASIL HALL MR. AND MRS. DON DWELLY of 5 Fern Ave., Weston, are happy winners of a Philco Stereo from Cruickshank Motors lucky prize draw. All guests were eligible to enter the lucky draw durâ€" ing the new 1968 model showing of Meteors, Merâ€" curys, Comets, Cougars and Lincolns. Cliff Cruickâ€" A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS For The DWELLYS! geQAW_G:fiflwfigA FROM JOE GOULD, WARD ? Controller, Borough of North York The glow of the holiday season is upon us. lt is a time of good tidings and wishes of continued health and happiness. I _ would like to extend my thanks and appreciation to the many new additional friends I have met throughâ€" out Canada‘s Centennial year. Alderman Borough of North York Joe Gould, Alderman North York QLDâ€"FASHIONED THE WESTON TIMES, Wednesday, December 20, 1967 â€" Page 13 shank, vice president, presents the lucky ballot to the Dwellys as a souvenir. The Dwellys are long time residents of Weston and also have a new 1968 Meteor Rideau for their driving pleasure as well as the stereo for their listening pleasure. Times change, but the good oldâ€"fashioned spirit of Christmas goes on forever. At this time I wish to extend my hearty wishes for your happiness and may you have an abundance of prosperity and good health in the New Year. [@nristmas (@reetings «.. from JOHN BOOTH Jas. D. Service Borough of North York. May the serenity of peace and a bounty of joy enter your life and your home during this festive season. May you enjoy the fulfillment of all your hopes and prayâ€" ers bringing y 0 u peace and contentâ€" ment this Christmas season and always. Gordon 6. Hurlburt, Borough of North York Borough of North York Mayor Alderman Ward 1 Controller