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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1969 reonmnenrroiennranateanaana ut natat n tat n un nat tatat t it 2t 0 0000 0,0u0,0,0,0,0,0u0,.0.0,0,0,0, 02%+00%0208000002«20000e0000Bn Te Sn BeZaDeBeSueZaSeSeDeSeDneSaCn n Sn uSn Sn Te n Te Ts 7n Metro Council was deeply involved in a debate over the ‘early completion of the Spadina expressway route last week when it happened. With a gentle crash North York Mayor Jim Service fell out of his council chair With a somewhat embarrassed expression the mayor climbed back into his chair to continue listening to the debate. He was not injured and he received smiles all around from his council associates. Before the long debate, which was adjourned at one period for three hours so council members could catch up on their social engagements, the supporters of the Spadina speed up considered that they held a three vote majority over those who were against the idea. They had under estimated. The Spadina route won out by a nine vote majority even with three council members absent. It was York Controller Wes Boddington who moved in council that the vote be taken on the Spadina issue. He did so while six other council members were listed to speak on the issue. He was accused by some city members of trying to apply closure. Their objections were discarded. Mayor Jack Mould of York admitted he was supporting the Spadina route. because earth from this project was needed to help extend Eglinton Ave. West over the Humber River. 6 York Controllee Philip White emphasized the need of the Spadina expressway to attract potential redevelopment from which Metro, York and North York would obtain added tax dollars. Mr. White told the city members at Metro that he "was shocked and dismayed" at their attitude in opposing the Spadina route just because they hadn‘t seen some design plans. Metro had sent a complete set of functional plans, showing the route, to the city for study. j Metro officials tried to explain that design plans are used by the companies that are building a civic project and are in such detail that it would only give the city politicians a big headache in trying to read them. "I think the concern of the city over the Spadina project _ has reached * exaggerated proportions", he declared. The York controller was invited by city controller Margaret Campbell to attend some city meetings where home owners and business men have a fear of the expressway route. The TTC has suggested.to the York Board of Education that it might try.the use of charter bus service to transport students who live some distance from schools. The suggestion came after a second try by the school board to get the TTC to reâ€"route some Jane St. â€"buses to serve children who attend Rockcliffe Senior and Franke Oke School. The TTC has offered assistance in establishing the charter service for the York board which would have to be paid for out of the school budget. The TTC does not want to reâ€"route any part of the Jane bus service. The TTC says any diversion or rerouting on the Jane line would seriously inconvenience regular passengers. METRO AFFAIRS WESTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SHANGHAE Fastsz;aTI::-‘-e;:tD;:rvice PHONE 247â€"5142 A Delicious Treat ChINESE FOOPS 10.00 A.M. â€" Pax Bible Class 11.00 A.M. â€" Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary, Crib Corner CROSS STREET AT CHURCH STREET Minister Rev. R.J. Boggs, B.A. 241â€"1571 241â€"9533 11.00 A.M. â€" Morning Service (Sacrament of the Lord‘s Supper) 9.45 A.M. â€" Junior & Intermediate Sunday, March 2nd. 1969 eteSeteTeTeTetee"eTeteteteTereteTetals. ", ® en y> Nt Nick‘s Fina 0, Delray Drugs 0 TOP GOAL SCORERS Randy Martini â€" Nick‘s Fina â€" 10 goals . Marty Kendall â€" Polytarp â€" 9 goals Willy Roesel â€" Larry‘s B.P. â€" 7 goals Fred McLean â€" Ligant: Construction â€" 29 goals Paul Rossetta â€" Downsview Rotary â€" 14 goals John Manson â€" Lisanti Construction â€" 1 2 goals Age 10â€"1 2 Harbridge & Cross General Gear Biâ€"Rite Drugs Northwest Motors Age 13â€"16 * Downsview Rotary Rack & Cue Billiards Lisanti Construction Age 7â€"9 Nick‘s Fina Larry‘s B.P. Delray Drugs Polytarp On Sunday evening Feb. 23rd Humber Valley Council No. 3945 presented their 3rd annual all star hockey night at Weston Arena. The first event on the program was an â€" atom hockey players race. The winner was Larry Merrick of St. Stephens in a time of 21.5 seconds. David Jones of St. â€"Andrews was second with a time of 21.6 seconds and third place went to Mike Elwood of St. James in 21.9 seconds. | In the atom allâ€"star hockey game which followed the east allâ€"stars defeated the west allâ€"stars by a score of 3â€"1. Lou Durbano from Ed Solsky, Joe Colosimo unassisted, and Joe Connor from Len Bosch earned the points for the east. Joe Disantis scored the only goal for the west assisted by Jim Mayer. Next in a powder puff race for mothers of the atom hockey players Mrs. Cathy Elwood of St. James was the winner. . Two teams from Humber Valley K of C then played a broomball game and the Old Timers beat the youngsters by a score of 4â€"0. Pat AMESBURY SPORTS Humber Valley K of C hockey FURY 11 â€" 2 Door Hardtops Equipped with V8, Automatic, Power Steerâ€" ing, P.B. Radio, Wheel‘ Disecs, White Walls, etc. 3 ONLY $ y SAVE) { $900 | 150 REXDALE BLVD. :.« 248â€"0711 BRAND NEW _ 1969 PLYMOUTH V3 & Cross 16 10 ear 16 9 rugs 16 _8 t Motors 16 3 Northwest Motors 3, General Gear 2 TOP GOAL SCORERS Steve Pink â€" Harbridge & Cross â€" 1 7 goals Gord Brown â€" Biâ€"Rite Drugs â€" 16 goals Rod Earl â€" General Gear â€" 14 goals THE WESTON TIMES TOP GOAL SCORERS FINAL STANDINGS The minor bantam races provided real excitement as only 4/10 of a second separated the top three racers. Sean Gadon of Our Lady of Victory was the winner in a time of 19.3 seconds followed by John Moroney of St. Benedicts 19.6 and Ron Dick of St. Judes in 19.7 seconds. In the featuring game of the evening the team of **T H E F L Y ING FATHERS", led by Father Bill Scanlon, easily handled the team from K. of c. Coaches to the tune of 11â€"3. It was a very entertaining The Weston skating club then put on a dazzling display of free style and pairs skating that â€" was received enthusiastically by the large crowd. In the minor bantam allâ€"star game the _ east bombed the west 6â€"2. Scoring for the east were Sean Gadon, John McKuch, Richard Tracy, Bob Gartner, Mike Crouse and Danny Schultz. Brian Hebbes scored both goals for the west allâ€"stars. evening. Maloney was the star of the game with 3 goals as Max Haunn earned the shutout. 17 18 17 16 16 16 16 12 4 5 21 7 4 18 9 3 13 3 § 21 5 7 15 5 i1 i1§$ 7 § 13 0 20 2 20 1 17 Pis «Workers of the Red Cross Homemaker Service cared for over 15,000 children in 1968 when there was illness in the home. May 8, 1969, is World Red Cross Day. It honours the birth date of Henri Dunant, founder of the Red Cross. 4 WALL HANDBALL PLAYERS! The Wilstan Health Club invites you to visit our fine facilities in West. * REGULATION HANDBALL COURT * LARGE SAUNA ROOM * SHOWER AND GROOM ROOM * CABANA ROOM WITH VIBRATING TABLE * GYM FOR LIGHT WORKâ€"OUTS * SODA BAR AND LARGE LOUNGE * COLOUR TV You will also appreciate the many smaller but thoughtful details provided for your convenience A variety of Membership Plans are available to those who wish to play and relax in the finest Handbail and Health Club in the West Toronto area. Hours 11 ‘a.m.-lz p.m. weekdays. 10 a.m.â€"6 p.m. weekends. AHealth (Oub 70 Milvan Drive Weston, Ontario Telephone 749â€"2880 Scarlett Rd Belfield Rd Martin Grove Rd. Eimhurst Or. Kipling Also all Borough streets not on lists are on % load n':t;lctc'om j l .F. Cox, Borough Road Commissioner. Eastside Dr. Index Rd. Paxman Rd. Vickers Rd. Shorncliffe Rd. N. Queen St. Cordova Ave. Burnhamthorpe Rd. Etobicoke Dr. Municipal Dr. Bywood Dr Lawrence Ave. Redcliffe Blvd. _ Redwater Or Stephen Dr. Norseman St. Evans Ave. Horner Ave. The K ingsway Royal York Rd Bloor St. Racine Ra Allenby Ave. Edgecroft: Rd. Wickman Ave. Horner Ave. Evans Ave. Rathburn Rd Park Lawn Rd. Prince Edward Dr. Queen Elizabeth Pky. Glenaden Elmhurst Dr. from Rd. Ave. S. Bentley Dr. Wickman Ave. Evans Ave. . The Queensway Horner Ave. Highway No. 27 Westhead Rd. STREETS NOT ON HALF LOAD RESTRICTIONS Bismarck Rd. _ from Horner Ave. to Judson St. Berry Rd. Prince Edward Dr. Stephen Dr. Riverwoed Stephen Dr. Glenaden THE CORPORATION OF THE BOROUGH OF ETOBICOKE > â€" 1969 â€" STREETS ON HALF LOAD RESTRICTIONS EFFECTIVE MARCH 1st, 1969. Richview Sideroad Richview Sideroad Renforth Dr Kipting Ave. N. Scarlett Rd C.P.R. N. Queen St. Kipling Ave. S. Royal Y ork Rd. Highway No. 27 Bismarck Rd. Bloor St. W. Ashley Rd. Dundas St. W. Kipling Dundas St. W Kipling Ave. N. Eimhurst Ofr. Roy al York ARd. C.P.Mm. C.P.R. Burnhamthorpe Rd Islington Ave. N. Humber River Kipling Ave. N. Kipling Rexdale Bivd. The Queensway Islington Ave. N. Islington Ave. N. Islington Ave. S. Evans Ave. . Highway No. 27 Berry Rd. Zorra St. Lake Shore Bivd. W. Riverwood Pky the int, OS$. ‘OS$ red i in _ was home protection at _less cost with a Homenwners Policv 247.3433 STATE FARM home protection at less cost with a Homeowners Policy. Contact me today! to Etobicoke Creek Dundas St. W Cleurbrooke Circle Kipting rank J. Olson} 46 Gaygon Ave., â€" Mill Rd. Lawrence Ave. Highway No. 27 Albion Rd Service Rd. Dixon Rd. Islington Martin Grove Rd. Highway No. 27 Highway No. 27 Kipling Dundas St. W Islington Ave. N. Islington Roy al York Rd. _ Westhumber Blvd. Henley Cr The Queensway The Queensway Dundas St. W. Dundas St. W. Dundas St. W. Etobicoke Creek Albion Rd. Prince Dundas St. W. R oy al Y ork Rd. Riverwood Pky. Islington Hadrian Dr. Edward Dr. Berry Rd. Page 7 «wsvaance