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PA 19 fo pJ After the Christmas season, Santa Claus turns over the operation of the workshop to Arnold Ulin for the remainder of the year. Mr. Ulin makes custom furniture in the shop behind the big wagon wheels. He spends many weeks before Christmas making fascinatâ€" ing toys from scraps of wood and other accumulated material, and donates the ERNIE‘S SHELL CENTRE His is an open door to young visitors, who throng the Workshop to browse among the toys and are even invited to help to make them. A sign over a door reads, in part ... We would not deny any child a myth or any beautiful belief they may have. ++â€"+ The Spirit of Christmas personified was seen by many of our small citizens in Santa‘s Workshop at 4 Rosemount Ave. this holiday season. Beribboned candy canes were outside the door, and behind the frosted window panes the jolly old gentleman himself in red coat and whiskers was busily engaged in making toys for less fortunate children. A happy and peaceful New Year to all, and especially those _ communityâ€"minded people who have wandered through Weston and sugâ€" gested items for this column. Thank you for being so helpâ€" ful, and we‘ll meet again in 1970. William McLeod of Keele Street is shown here giving his twentyâ€"third blood donation at a recent clinic held at Crang Plaza. Many more volunteers are needed according to the North York Branch of the Red Cross Society and one of the benefits of giving seem to be having a pretty nurse to hold your hand if necessary. deri margaret leeper 241â€"6394 2562 Weston Rd. (South of Hwy. 401) 241â€"3345 ICEâ€"STUDS â€" â€" â€" % Price with Windshield Washer Antifreeze .29¢ This Week Only â€" â€" â€" TUNEâ€"UP % PRICE ""p 2.AJV NV """"""""""""""""I"""""""""""l""""""“""""l"""l""""l"""""" SPECIAL . . It seems there is some reluctanze on the part of older people to become inâ€" volved in the photo idenâ€" tification and documentation considered essential to the program. Visualizing a warm, sunny day in Spring, a visit, say, to the Allan Gardens, Art Gallery or other distant points of inâ€" terest, outings foregone too often because of tranâ€" sportation cost, isn‘t it worth a little invonvenience to have such expense cut in half? Heavy snow and icy conditions were blamed, and certainly it is a time of year when travelling for elderly people is not too attractive. However, the establishment of locations in the Boroughs where registrations may be made will likely bring a better turnout. York‘s Centennial _ Centre _ on Eglinton is a convenient location for this area, and registration dates are Jan. 5â€" 10 inclusive. +++ Authorities have reported a slow response to the proâ€" gram providing halfâ€"price transit fares for Senior Citizens, and the turnout at the old City Hall in Toronto was lighter than expected at the end of its first week of operation. A man of great goodwill Arnold Ulin. he wants to make Xmas what it used to be. toys to the Children‘s Aid Society. He says he has had grownâ€"ups come into Santa‘s Workshop and say: "This makes me think of when we were kids..‘" He himself says EU T onr P n N + o e n every set of GOOD YEAR Tires _ â€"Reg. ©9.95â€"NOW (4.95 GOOD YEAR DEALER ++4+ While on the subject of halfâ€"price. All those lovely postâ€"Xmas bargains are there for the plucking if one can raise the necessary enthusiasm for immediate shopping. One has to be quick, sharpâ€"likeâ€"aâ€"bunny ‘ at the crack of dawn on Boxing Day for the real goodies, and remember, too, next Festive Season, where one has stashed them away. On moon missions space doctors carefully pick a diet for Apollo astronauts that assures them of enough salt for the long trip there and back. In space as on earth, salt is vital in the human diet. Salt to the Moon North York Branch Administrator _ Isobel Brown hopes that the borough will meet its quota of 850 donors and is most anxious to have a large number of new donors. There is to be a competition among the boroughs on a per capita basis as an extra inâ€" centive. For those who do not have transportation, firemen are arranging service from each of the 10 firehalls throughout the borough. This service will be supplied free of charge by volunteer drivers. United Dairy Producers Coâ€"Operative, the province‘s largest dairy coâ€"op, has purchased Marshalls Company Limitzd, one of Toronto‘s _ oldest _ food distributors, announced the company president, Lorne Marshall. Effective date of the purchase is January 9th. North York Mayor‘s blood donor clinic will be held at the school from 10:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. and in order to drum up interest, the local branch have arranged live enâ€" tertainment, baby sitting and special favors for the donors. Northview _ Heights Secondary School, Finch and _ Bathurst, will become ~a temporary battle station on Saturâ€" day, January 3, 1970, in the blood blitz by the Canadian Red Cross Society. Blood blitz Coâ€"op buys food distributor THE WESTON TIMES M0i ditths 30e Albi).06te.s 2l hulain. a. ul ts n w e 8 K 4 44 mm se niegtinge + Expert Repairs Engines Automatic Electronic Diagnosis â€" Tuneâ€" Up Spec Wheel Alignmentâ€" Balance Rd. Service . 1778 Jane St. North of Birthday Cakes Wedding Cakes{‘ MADE TO ORDER WALTER‘S GARAGE STEAK & BURGER OUR "SAVANNAH*" Fried Chicken is DELICIOUS 236 Pellatt Ave. wESTON PARTS & REPAiRS OLD LAMPS REMODELLED No Delivery Under 50c Pordage‘s Florist 769â€"5758 1200 Weston Rd Beside Loblaws Ph. 248â€"5121 AUTO REPAIRS FOR THE BEST iN OLBO COUntTRY BakKing Marshalls, with a single central warehouse at 155 Villiers Street, does an approximate $2 million yearly volume, mainly in frozen foods, butter and eyps. 1969 Weston Road Weston 241â€"1129 JOHN BAIRD‘S SCOTTISH 1730 Weston Road Weston 2446061 Parcel Delivery Kâ€"W LAMPS & ELECT. FIXTURES D&D DISTRIBUTORsS Call 244â€"2307 ‘*We will continue to serve Marsh, Goulding 2141 Weston Rd hEWSPAPER Ph. 742â€"3008 101 Albion Road (at Islington) Chartered Accountants ELECTROâ€"OR Everything in Home Lighting at Discount Prices Chartered Accountant 249â€"9900 ACCOUNTANTsS SERVICES C.W. LEASK & Co. 24746211 â€" RO 6â€"1777 Ladies: Tues. & Gentliemen: Wed. Sat. & Sun, 1945 SHEPPARD avE wEST, DoOwnsview , VALHALLA SAUNA & STEAM BATH FOR ALL TRaAvEL ARRANGEMmENTS TO aANYÂ¥wHERE Call YORK TRAVEL BUREAU WM. G. BEECH, General & Life Insurance HEALTH BATHS TV & RADIO REPAIR Ph. 743â€"0044 Notary Public 1156 WwEsTON RoaAbD TV, RADIO, & CITIZEN BAND SERVICE TV TOWER INSTALLATION T. E. Brady. "In this way we will be increasing our volume, thus minimizing our Marshalls‘ _ customers through our own warehouse in Weston, phasing out the Villiers operation,‘""‘ says U.D.P.C. general manager, SKYLINE HOTEL BRANCH 655 Dixon Rd. Rexdale, Ontario Phones 248â€"6631 Res. 24 1â€"2891 Member Toronto Stock Exchange J. Harry Frogley, Manager W.J. GALLICHAN 1199 WESTON RD TORONTO 15 REALTORS W.J. GALLICHAN LTD. Gary Wm. Kazuk INVESTMENTS REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 241â€"0283 TRAVEL 241â€"6485 766â€"4136 STANDARD SECURITIES LIMITED President RO 6â€"4603 Thurs & Fn. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1963 BEAUTY satons 2077 LAWRENCE aAvE. v (Just West of Weston Rd.) DELIVERIES METRO WIDE Hair Styles 1812 JANE StT __241â€"8181 2308 KEEL ST. (South of Lawrence) PH. 247â€"7604 U.D.P.C., with annual sales of close to $26 million, specializes in consumer package foods, as well as butter, eggs and milk powder under the Gay Lea brand. distribution costs per unit BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS Howard G:; Ashbourne Floraâ€"Town FLORISTS (at Church St. Traffic Light) J.R. CURRIE, O.D. Alfred H. Herman wESTON, ONnT 247â€"6677 DISPENSING OPTICIAN MEDICAL BUILOING 2160 Weston Rad. Oculistâ€" Prescriptions Completed â€" Repairs â€" Duplications & Fittings Shutâ€"In Service 1824 Weston Rd., Weston Fer Appointment Call 241â€"0701 ASHBOURNE and CASKEY NEIL J. MOREAU Barrister â€" Solicitor Notary Publit Evenings by appointment 1938 Weston Rd. (at John St.) [ Weston 2445697 OPTOMETRY arl W. Caskey, LEGAL 248â€"1821 Optometrist