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Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. Al Lauder and family, Melody Rd. on the sudden passing of her M.O. Messenger, president of M.L. Baxter Equipment Limited, Weston, has been named to serve on the national convention committee for Associated Equipment Distributors. The convention attracts more than 4,000 distributor and manufacturer executives from U.S.A. and Canada and is scheduled for January 1970 at Chicago‘s Conrad Hilton Hotel. There will be Fireworks! Not until Monday evening May 19, but Gord Kerr, president of Melody Road home and school, would like to. start some prepartation now for that night. The fireworks display will be at Melody Road school and Gord needs some help. Men will be needed to help set up the fence, and grounds as well as help with the hot dogs and pop. If you will help Gord shoulder some of this load, give him a call at 2414146. Ladies in the area will be calling from house to house in May and the fee will be $2.00 per house as in the past with a ticket for a free pop and hot dog for each child. The response to this determines the size of the firework display and how much safer it is to have all that banging going on at a safe place. Mr. Murray VanWyck, Gaydon Avenue, and Mr. Bruce Bridgman, Jubilee Cres., have returned to their homes after a lengthy stay in Vancouver. On Wednesday April 23 Mr. Richard Hook from the Humber College Landscape department will be giving a talk on gardening which will include the care of flowers, shrubs,. turf management as well as showing slides in this line. This will be at Melody Road school and is open to all who are interested. So scome with all your landscape problems as there will be a discussion period. There is no admission and coffee will be served. Mrs. Anna Born, Altona, Manitoba, is spending some time with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Braun, Melody Rd. THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1969 The development of a proper estate plan now, can be vital to the future security of your wife and family. Our Estate Planning Service is available to you at no cost. Contact us for a copy of our brochure "Planning your Witl". The regular meeting of the Senior Citizens was held last Thursday at Riverside church with 19 present, and Mr. Clark, the president presiding. During the meceting finagl arrangements â€" were â€" made for the June 24 picnic which is to be held at Collingwood. If anyone else is interested in going please call Mrs. Barry 248â€"1780. New members are always woelcomeâ€" c at Cthis father, Mr. John Wyles, last week . interdenominational Senior Citizens club. If you are interested, attend the next meeting which will be April 24 ‘starting at 2 p.m. A letter was read concerning the convention of United Ontario Senior Citizens to be held August 26 and 27 in Waterloo but there will be no delegate from the Continued on page 5 An estate planning consultation could save your family thousands ||////i1 CANADA PERMANENT TRUST 1943 Weston Road, 247â€"8276 . G. Wigglesworth, MANAGER canaoa rermanent M by SUSAN LAMANTIA *A c NiEgh:t t o Remember", York‘s formal was held at the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre in Donâ€" Mills last week. Everyone had a wonderfuli time and the chosen queen was Karen Anderson with her princesses being Terry Behan and Larraine Frost. ‘*The Lottery‘‘ was selected as York‘s entry in Simpson‘s Drama â€" Festival after last week‘s spring festival presentation of four oneâ€"act plays. Our entry will be competing with two others at a~ regional preliminary at the George Harvey Secondary School on Wednesday, April 16. Our last charity drive will be participation _ in ‘"Miles for Millions", a 30 mile marathon walk taking viETRO SCHOOL CUTs THE WESTON TIMES Ap on old n en hn nlnennen en CC al n nCaZnaZulaZ ol uSn Seltuta Ts e TniaSa Sn Z2 ZaZ aBa n 2uiSn esn 2uie 2e tnaSnSe t 243000 a0 0 ts 2c B tnSatniSatniSutnSa t atatntetn t en ee n nanone taxes by 3.16 mfills, an increase of $15.80 on a home assessed at $5,000. The local Board of Education also has the option of adding up to 2% mills in additional tax levy. Due _ to . amalgamation with York, the town of Weston‘s mill rate in 1969 will be a half mill lower than the rest of the borough. In 1968 it was one mill lower and in 1967 it was one and a hailf mills lower. By 1970 the Weston mill rate will be on a par with the rest of the borough of York. T reasufter t eorge Mitchell states that salaries of borough residents, when averaged out, are among the lowest incomes in Metro. In spite of this, for the flast two years the borough has had the best collection of ctaxes of any of the boroughs. Mr. _ Mitchell said the York Tax Bill is set up so that the cBoard of Education ctax levy is s¢g pardtc from (he Municipal _ tax _ levy ~â€"and shows ratepayers where the increase in taxes leg Continued from page 1 A Night to Remember The Royal Regiment of Canada presented an all music assembly for the students last week. place on Saturday, May 3. It is hoped that as many students as possible will walk . Twenty _ three â€" young artists selected from four preliminary programes earlier in the year staged an e vening of variety entertainment, Saturday, April _ 12 in â€" Alexander Public School, Weston. An appreciative audience filled the auditorium to capacity. Musical â€" offerings were adjudicated by Eric Lewis, of London, Ontario who made a special trip for this purpose. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foesier judged the dancing. John Zucchi was chosen by audience vote and by Mr. Lewis as best Pianist. In other categories Mr. Lewis selected best singer Lisa Sullivan; best accordionist Ronald Zamperin; and best ensemble unit Lance and Michael McDermid for joint guitar work. Patricia McCallion, a Highland specialist, was chosen best dancer. Singled out for special mention _ were _ Anthony DiMonte on the drums, accordionist Gicore Furgiuele, and pianist Ted Kolanko. The first six were presented with token cups and scholarship cheques by Grand Knight of Humber Valley Council. Knights of Tiny talent contest CH 1â€"3832 POODLES OUR SPECIALTY ARLINGTON PET SHOP Master Feeds, Derby Dog Food buy your ret roops in bulk . . . 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