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Plans are under way for a Candidates‘ Night to be held on Tuesday, November 25, at 8 p.m. in Memorial School Auditorium. All members of the community are invited to bring this meeting to the attention of their organizations and their neighbours and friends. For further information about these meetings, please call Mrs. Norma Lynes, Secretary, at 244â€"1690. He pointed out that Trade and Development Minister Stanley J. Randall had not been approached by anyone on behalf of the borough for financial help for such a project. Mr. Service said it was peculiar that the provincial government is prepared to sgubsidize trade centres which draw mostly out of town and foreign visitors rather than support a sports dome which would serve the entire golden horseshoe. The Association, formed in May of this year, has an interim executive, and, according to a vote of the membership at the organizational meeting, the members will consider their plans at the October meeting and may choose another executive or set a time when elections can be held. The Weston Ratepayers‘ Association will meet on Tuesday, October 14, at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of Memorial School at Queen‘s Drive and Pine Strets. North York Mayor James Service said this week it was his hope that a domed stadium would be developed in Metro by private enâ€" terprise. Mr. Saunders served in municipal politics for many years and was first elected to York Township Board of Education in 1944. He became board chairman in One home for the aged and two low rent apartment buildings for the elderly will be completed in North York in 1970 according to Metro Housing Department. One apartment project for the elderly, Edgely in the Janeâ€" Steeles area is scheduled to be fully occupied by News brief on Sunday, October 5 at Northwestern General Hospital at the age of 69. Borough of York Alderâ€" man Walter Saunders died Alderman dies Metro housing on schedule Ratepayers meeting THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1969 Walter Saunders Funeral services were beld yesterday at St. Hilda‘s Anglican Church. Interment was made at Prospect Cemetery. Mr. Saunders leaves his wife, Alice May, son Robert, daughter Ruth (Mrs. W. Russell) and brother Harry. 1948 and from 1949 to 1956 he served on York Township Council becoming deputy reeve in 1952. Mr. Saunders came to Canada with his family in 1906 and had been planning a Thanksgiving weekend with longâ€"time friends at Minden. Mrs. Ernie Kemp recalled how Mr. Saunders‘ sense of humour would keep people entertained. "He made a great many people happy," she said. He was elected Reeve of York Township in 1961. He had been elected caretaker Reeve by council following the death of Reeve Frederick Taylor. He retired from politics in 1964 but returned in 1966 to win seat on Borough of York Council representing Ward Four. December 1, 1969. This project _ provides â€" 330 bachelor and 28 oneâ€"bedroom suites. The first occupants will be installed in November. The Cummer Ave. low rental project with 290 suites is expected to be completed by April or May 1970. Outside The two areas, east and west of Highway 400 form District 10 in the North York official plan. The planners also called for a policy statement from North York Council providing that no development shall be undertaken which precludes the future direct alignment of Shepâ€" pard Ave. between Dufferin St. and Keele St. or a future interchange between Sheppard Ave. and Highway 400 in the event that Downsview airport is redeveloped. The Department of Municipal Affairs has been advised by Metro that final approval of the official plan as it relates to the area west of Highway 400 will be postponed until sewage disposal problems have been met in the area. > METRO AFFAIRS Several conditions were applied by Metro planners in approving the plan as it relates to the area east of Highway 400. The planners want certain standards established to protect existing housing during any period of redevelopment in the block bounded by Weston Rd., Walsh Ave., Wilson Ave., and Blondin Ave. Metro planners have approved of a portion of North York‘s official land use plan that covers the area east of Highway 400, south of Wilson Ave. and Albion Rd. The planners want to defer approval of that part of the official plan of the Borough that covers the area west of Highway 400 north of Wilson Ave., and Albion Rd. The apartment project for the elderly in the Keeleâ€" Sheppard area will also be completed about May 1970 providing 240 apartment suites. This includes 216 bachelor and 24 oneâ€"bedroom housing units. This project is work has been completed and windows installed. This project includes 172 bachelor and 32 oneâ€"bedroom suites as well as 86 new hotelâ€"type suites. THE WESTON TIMESs on schedule. The home for the aged being built by Metro is on Cummer Ave. in North York. It will provide 399 beds. The outside walls have been completed and windows are being installed. The comâ€" pletion date is about April 1970. This was the home for the aged project held up, to a certain extent, by a zoning battle involving the borough, area residents and Metro. In January 1968 the Onâ€" tario Government assumed from Metro Toronto and other municipalities full operational control and responsibility for _ the reduction or elimination of all sources of air pollution in the province. The province hopes to enforce new regulations to cut down the amount of carbon monoxide coming from motor vehicles. Motor vehicle registration in Metro grows at the rate of 4 per cent a year. Over 750,000 motor vehicles are now registered in Metro. Domestic heating equipment is another source of air pollution in Metro. Mrs. Jean Bourke is Tamblyn‘s own cosmetician, skin care adviser and hair colouring expert â€" and will be attending Metro Toronto and Windâ€" sor have the filthiest air in Ontario according to the Economic _ Council of Canada. This was a vital fact contained in a big report that covered a wide range of studies by the federal agency. The council blames the automobile for about 60 per cent of the pollution in Present Filthy air 1980 WESTON RD. WESTON, ONTARIO BEAUTY ADVISER Thurs., 231rd Oct.) Fri., 24th Oct.) _ 12 noon â€" 8:30 p.m. Tues., 21st Oct.) Wed., 22rd Oct.) Sat., 25th Oct.) 10 a.m. â€" 6 p.m. Appointments Not Always Necessary Open WESTON RD. Thurs. & Fri. Evg. TAMBLYN®S COSMETIC BOTIQUE 900 ALBION ROAD ent JE AN BOURKE L%M'o/& DENISE MARCHAND Now managing HAIR STYLING AaAND WIG CENTRE 10 a.m. â€" 6 p.m. CALL 241â€"0501 PAGE 5§