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acme-m->:-.~:~:-:-:~:~.~:<~:~:+.-.~c-:~.'e.%§::::;-::aha-2.2355555::5:::::::::::::::::::::=:::=52 . Pop " 'gtittttttqtittttttttiRtttt8t-10it0oh'0eo.9xNs'tss'xe00s".e9_'uo"' North York Alderman John Williams did two things at Metro Council last week. He argued in favor of Metro establishing its own purchasing department and he submitted a letter of resignation. The resignation from his $3,000 a year post at Metro Council is according to plan " laid down by North York Council in I967. It was decided then that the fifth seat that North York held at Metro would be shared on an annual basis among the borough aldermen. It was decided in the beginning that Alderman Murray Chusid would take the year I967, with Mr. Williams taking 1968 ind Alderman John Booth taking 1969, the final year in the three year term. . On the question of the purchasing department, Mr. Williams saw no need for the city purchasing department doing the purchasing for both the city and Metro government. Metro pays a $140,000 fee for this service. Mr. Williams contended that city officials were spending the bulk of their effort purchasing equipment and stores for Metro government. York Mayor Jack Mould gave Mr. Williams some support and agreed that Metro executive should look into the possiblity of establishing a Metro purchasing department. Metro council decided that the executive committee should consider Mr. Williarn's proposal. York plans to use the carrot treatment before the stick in trying to get people to shovel their sidewalks and get theircars off the road after a heavy snow storm in order that the streets can be cleaned. Over 50,000 leaflets dealing 'with York's snow fighting service will be distributed to home owners in the borough by York's Works Commissioner Colin Macdonald. Tips offered in the leaflet could apply to North York residents too. The motorist will be given the following advice: Do not leave your car parked on the street during snow clearing operations. Put on snow tires. Carry a pail of sand or snow melting chemical in your car to help you when you get stuck. Drive at reduced speed on new fallen snow and avoid heavy braking. Frequent washing of your car with special attention to the under carriage will reduce the corrosive action of road salt. In areas of the municipality zoned R2, R3, R4, four boarders or 1odgersdhay be taken in a one-family dwelling house. They must be age 16 or over. No cellars are to be used as a living room, bedroom, kitchen or other place of abode. _ To the pedestrian: Take extra precaution in crossing snow and ice covered streets. The use of rubber footwear gives better traction than leather footwear on hard packed snow. Watch out for patches of ice on sidewalks that are covered by a thin layer of new fallen snow. A one-family dwelling house may contain only one kitchen for the preparation of meals. One family only . Maturity is knowing may occupy a one-family dwelling house. when to speak your mind and when to mind your A family is defined under York zoning as being a speech. Shape into small balls (no bigger than I quarter. maybe I "ttie smaller) and roll each bell in chopped walnuts. Keep in refrigerator until ready to nerve. To the householder: Sidewalks shovelled when the snow is still fresh are easier to clean. Throw snow back on to the lawns, not out on to the street. Don't pile snow around fire hydrants. Don't pile snow in the gutter on the left side of the driveway. The whole pile will be pushed into your driveway on the next visit by a street snowplough. It is proposed that prospective home owners be asked to consult a lawyer before entering into any contractual agreement to buy a dwelling, in order to see if the property and zoning fit their needs. The general provisions of York's bylaws as they relate to residential areas and are frequently overlooked were submitted last week to York Board of Control. I pkg. (3 oz.) cream cheese I tin deviled ham V2 teaspoon curry chopped walnuts. Mix together cream cheese, devilled ham and curry. Place in refrigerator for 2 hours. The mimicipality will shovel the snow away from the sidewalk in front of your property for a rate of 7 cents a foot. This is a service for those unable to shovel. Persons" planning to buy a house in York may soon be advised by the municipality about various zoning requirements and restrictions. Having a Christmas or New mm party? This is the time when a good hostess will serve hors d'oeuvres, canapes and appetizers to her guests. , Here is one hors d'oeuvre recipe that is quick and easy to make, and tasty too. A family is defined under York zoning as being a person who is a householder or tenant and shall include the husband, wife, child or children, father, mother, father-in-law and mother-in-law of the said householder or tenant. METRO AFFAIRS Bouchees an frontage BOUCHEES AU FROMACE (Cheese bouqhees) Louise angman. 'i"' Plan 5561i} winter weekend fun The Metropolitan Toronto and region conservation authority announces that seven of its conservation areas will be open to the public for outdoor activities during the winter months. The areas, locations and facilities are: Albion Hills, on Highway 50, about five miles north of Bolton, - skiing for all classes, sledding, tobogganing, skating, snowmobile trails, group camping by permit, nature trail, picnicking facilities, refreshment stand, heated shelter. The area has a rope tow which operates on weekends and holidays from 10 a.m. until sundown when weather conditions permit. ' Black Creek, site of the famed Pioneer Village, located at Jane Street and Steeles Avenue, -- horse-drawn sleigh rides, on weekends. Skriing for children and beginners, sledding and tobogganing on small hills, skating on Saturdays and Sundays only. Heated shelter, refreshment facilities, picnic tables and barbeques. Boyd, located two miles north of Woodbridge on the Woodbridge-Kleinburg road, - skiing for children and beginners, sledding and tobogganing on medium hills, nature trail, group camping by permit) refreshment C facilities, picnic tables and barbeques. Bruce's Mill, two miles east of Don Mills road on the Gorm1ey-Stouffville road, - skiing for children and beginners,' sledding and tobogganing on small hills, skating, group camping by permit, refreshment facilities, nature trail, picnic tables and barbeques. Cold Creek, two miles north of the King sideroad on the 10th concession of King Township, - skiing for children and beginners, sledding and tobogganing, trap shooting and rifle range, club house by permit, picnic tables and barbeque, group camping 'it'6'iii'i'i', [HIDE A)!!!“ BROS. 50 Rosemount Ave. Let our experts care for your oil heating system this winter. CALL 241-1601 Service FUEL OIL Quality THE WESTON “was t) by permit, and snowmobile trails. Heart Lake, five miles north of Highway 7 at east iimites of Brampton, - skiing for children and beginners, sledding and tobogganing on medium hills, skating, heated JOHN BAIRD'S SCOTTISH BAKERY 'Wt mm 1969 Weston Road Weston 241-1129 Full guarantee on motor, automates. Free scopie check with tune-up, free wheel alignment check and estimate. Courtesy car. 1778 Jan. St. 247-6590 3775 Dundas West Est 20 Yrs. 767-6162 Marsh, Guiding ' a. FOR THE BEST IN OLD COUNTRY BAKING Firestone MISCELLANEOUS CMI. LEASK Chartered Accountant 1730 Woman Road ACCOU NTANTS BAKED GOODS I746 WESTON Ito. 244-6435 Chartered Accountants AUTO REPAIRS Factory to customer Custom quality paints Buy direct and save Wholesale prlces Choice of 1,500 colours Money-back guarantee Drive-In servlce Open Saturday A.M. Walter’s Garage 2141 Weston Rd. Having a Party Let us do the Work You Have The Fun Call 244-2307 SPECIAlISI'S IN I I n“ t ‘VH’: 'tw,,r'//Mg'i,ii',r, Cor. Weston Rd. and Finch WEST-FiNCH 742-0077 ( 244-6061 shelter, refreshment facilities, picnic tables and barbeques, nature trail, group camping by permit. The authority invites the public to make use of these facilities in the conservation areas during the winter months. Winter RO 6-1777 RO 6-4603 1944 Weston Road Opposite John Strut Weston, Ont. 241-1911 l Call YORK TRAVEl BUREAU Let Your Advertising Travel USE THE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF THE WESTON TIMES George W. Bull 2077 LAWRENCE AVE. W. (Jun Wat of Wanton Rd.) m. G. BEECH, General 8: Life Insurance Alfred H. Herman Notary Public 1156 WESTON ROAD MINIMUM CHARGE... 1 COL. BY 20 LINES $3.00 PER WEEK "FOR " WEEKS" Barrister and Solichor Shin 202 The Watllw Bldg. 1920 Weston Rd. BARRISTE RS and SOLICITORS Howard G. Amboumo, FOR ALL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS TO ANYWHERE Fraser & Simms Banister - Solicitor "DIRECTORY" Weston, Ontario 244-5547-8-9 CALL 241-5211 Banister - Solicitor Notary Public Evenings by appointment 1938 Weston Rd. (at John St.) Weston 244-5697 ASHBOURNE and CASKEY WESTON, ONT. 247.6677 Cart w. cum, TRAVEL LEGAL THURSDAY, DECEMBER ti, 1968 picnicking in the areas is also catching on as a popular family pastime. Further information on the areas and prevailing weather conditions may be obtained by telephoning the Authority offices at 889-5425. 1230 Jane Stunt Mt. Dennis RO 9-2841 (at Church St. Tunic Light, NEIL I. MOREAU DISPENSING OPTiCiAN Toronto Stock Exchange J. Harry Froghry, LR. CURRIE. O.D. 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