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Mrs. K. Clmp‘oll, hook-keep- er. of Ellis Avenue: "I am not in favour. I think we are just as well without them. More and more we are getting away from the real meaning of Sunday. Television keeps people away from' church enough without movies being added. I like to maintain the true spirit of the Sabbath." Dave Cross, Weston Collegiate student. of 21t' William Street: "Yes, I am in favour of Sunday movies in town. We students only have week-ends to go out and we want to be able to do it on Sundays " well as Satur- days. Movies on Sundays at the Biltmore in Weston would give in extra opportunity." Min Joan Roberts, business school student, of Dalbeattie Avenue: "Yes, lure, why not? I work _ part-time at another theatre _where they have movies on Sundays and I think they should have them in the Weston theatre. I am all in favour of on Sundays should have theatre. I I Sunday mm John Street: "No, I u favour. A man should least one day of the which to do nothing bu they had movies in W Sundays, I man would sell taking his wife children along and no the res! he has earned Min Sandy Minn, children along and not getting the rest he has earned." Min Sandy Minn, Weston Collegiate student, of Church Street: "Yes, certainly. There is nothing wrong with showing movies on Sunday. As a student I only have the weekends to go out, lt would be good if they had maviee on Sunday " the Westnn theatre. There are times when l would be going along, and many other people, too, t feel q' Mrs. J. Chan-hernia, of " Connor Avenue: “In favour of Sunday movies? Yes, definite- ly. Why not have them in Wes- lnn if they have them Down- town? I don't see why we should be the only place without movies on Sunday. I am all infavnur" The final led M how repre- sonlnlive this small sample of puhlie opinion is will come on 1rondar, December T, whorl Wrrttttt mun You or Nay the Sunday mowe- question. Lug Mun-haw, parking than» dam. of Hillcrest Rand: "Yes, I am in favour. A lot of people have nothing else to do on Sun. days and would like to go out to the movies. I an: a life-long resident of Weston and would welcome movies on Sunday " the Biltmore." Miss mini washer, twist, of m Dixon Road: "Yes. There is never much to do on Sundays and movies would be 1 big help. If they had movies on Sunday in Weston I would often be go- mg." Harry Cooper. tarrier at 1978 Weston Road: "t 1m in favour, yes. People have very little to do on Sundlys and going to the movies is a good past-time. People who clunot go out on weekdays should have the chance to so on Sundays. If they have sports on Sundays, why not ttttMes.'", _ V The question uked of Weston citizens up And down the main street was: "Are you in favour of Sunday movies in Weston?" Eight out at ten said they were. Km Johns, tailor " 4 John Street: "Yes, very much in favour. I teach Sunday school in the mornings and like to go to the movies in the afternoon. I like to see other people go too. There is no harm in it at all and we should have the or portunity here in Weston." As a sample of Weston public opinion on the Sunday movies question, our reporter conducted a quick poll in town this week. Sunday Movies? Weston People Have Their Say eil, Public Utilities Commission and Board of Education, they will Ilsa be asked to vote Yes or No on whether they as in favour of Sunday movies in this town. The question which will be submitted to voters on election dry is this: "Are you in favour of moving pictures after t:M o'eloek in the afternoon of the Lord's Day to be regulated by Municipal By-law under the au- thority of the Lord's Day (Om When the people of Weston u to the poll: on Monday to v_o_te ftCthelr, next Mayor, Coun- Dec. 7 Ballot Will Include Yes th No On Sunday Movies FUTURE OF WESTON IN VOTERS’ Wis movies," Biathlon do nothing movies in I man won " his wi M)flllllllNrlllr0lhlll "r'llllMllESbulutvllllMYr'llliStllllulRt f ling but rest. l! u in Weston or would find him barber at m have n think , business Dalbeattie why not? 1 another we movies n not have week . rest. and ad his getting It " in If Better lighting Needed To Boost Weston Business "If the business area of Wes- ton is to continue to thrive then I feel that it is imperative that the town, the utility and, most important, every individual mer- chant do everything possible to improve the attractiveness of our business district in order to not only hold our present cus- tomers but to attract new ones" Mr. Foy said. "Lighting, both display and decorative, is the best tool avail- Ible' to accomplish this," he ad- ded. “Let us make the best pos- sible use of it." According to Mr. H. J. Foy, in an address to the Weston Busin- essmen’s Association on Tuesday night, the proper use of street lighting is of prime importance for the future prosperity of the Weston business district. Odeon Theatres In: cinemas located in every municipality of Metropolitan Toronto. The Bil- tmore " 1831 Weston is the only Odeon movie theatre closed on Sundays. At that meeting last July Mayor Bull and the six Couueir lors had no objection to inehr ding the question on the Decern. ber 7 ballot and leaving its ul. timate Yea or Nay to the me payers of Weston. They were all in agreement that the Biltmore is an asset to the town and that no advantage Is gained by it being kept dark on Sundays. Mr. Warner informed Court. cil that Odeon Theatres (Can- ada) Limited acquired Weston's only cinema in November of 1963 and have spent more than $20,000 in bringing it up to rtrst- run standards. Further renova- tions are planned, but the com- pany feels it must be allowed to expand the schedule of its local property to seven days a week. V "vs., HOWARD c. Asnaounns - L' " A: AW“; " L , Jltlti'Ls;/"r , gt) l 'at a. k ‘ . NORMA» M. LYNES WILL AM ERN .AYE The appearance of the Sum day movies vote on the munici- pal election ballot was decided by the Town Council in July of this year following 1 request from Mr. R. Warner, mnager of the Odeon Biltmore on Wes- ton Road. Many other chin and towns ikHhtiario have Sunday movies and the other 12 municipalities of Metro have shown movies on the first day of the week for some time. The vote of the elector. will be taken at the municipal elee. tion to be held on Monday, De- cember T, between 10:00 um and 8:00 pan. The final sum. ming up of the votes given in the affirmative and negative on the Sunday movies question will be made by Weston Town Clerk G. H. Clarkson, on December 0. at 12 noon, at his office in the Municipal Building. uric) Act. 1m]? RDWARD O. SCHADI ‘WVV‘AT' - “”3 a; was» w C2 ' , "BEF . M a... w m w. . _ - , u, ‘ _ . g ' ' ‘ " ' . an '.'.rv F yr; \‘.; - I y 1 A“?! h 'st' " , ”Viégé I a 3.9 't S "___" "A' ‘ . ' _ a V Mm» - _r u a = ,. EI ' V T © _ Tdv, t m“? :9 r, . .3 - " . ' f ,. 5 . 't l, 'sj'i'rli' ‘ I El Aer, Er: if l; .'i,tti1,' Ei, Cs; ' V ()Cit' sf W r'. a ‘ N 1%;- r,'fC'i'is'ctl' ' , " K, T 1iitigii'i'i' ' 7 ' - . x Cl '. f . _l8 'ae' _'.'. T 1 I l ' _ A 'pY'1 e ,,,.*\... Y, . V . (A 'i 3:? ' $¥k Et' 'b', 5 q . . " . . E _ed?..1,, ' . 'C, 3% a - v} if t > wk 's ~ t g l _ ' . _ -' x l K ir) ' ' " c' _ NN " ' il . ’ V , L - , - ' E N l .5? , - _ J. _. ' J _ . . ‘ Ps Fe' _ vs J a. , . I a A',iitis , t " TE l M . 4,. . 'i, . .. .3 (tti - . B. i, ' Nt, z, "y m V t jst, .3. A .. gig , . s . watrs* ts, r = , ' f w, ‘5 t ' f _" ‘ _ f M _ Cl William E. Bayes, a resident of Weston for 12 years. is the executive - secretary of the on. tario Educational Association. He was appointed to the Board in February of this year to fill the unexpired term of the late E. H. G. Worden. Married with four children. two of whom are attending Wes- ton schools. Mr. Ashbourne' is a member of the Board of the Weston Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society. He was the first president of the Unit Ind following this he served as cam- paign chairman for three years. Married with three children. Mr. Bayes served one year on the Weston Recreation Commit. Howard G. Ashbourne, grad- uate of the University of Tor- onto and Osgoode Hall Law School, is " present a practis- ing lawyer in Weston. A mem- ber of the Weston Board of Education for the past two years, Mr. Ashbourne has ser- ved on all three main eommit. tees of the Board and was chairman of the Finance Com- mittee this past year. He is a director of the Weston and Area Swimming Pool As- sociation and a member ot the Weston Lions dub. His father was a Federal M.P. from New. foundland. Seven “mes will Ippear on the Board of Education ballot on municipal election day. Wes- ton voters will elect six for the coming two-year term. FRONT-RUNNERS in Monday's mun- icipal election Charles Wesley Bedding- ton, M. Lindsay Cott and Carl W. JAMES FLEMING GILMOUI WILLIAM ERNEST HAYES Board Of Education Candidates WIS‘I'OM. MARIO, WY. James Fleming Gilmour, re. cently retired as manager of Weston branch of the Bank of Montreal. is the vice-chairman of the Advisory Vocational Com- mittee of the Weston Board of Education. He is a member of the Humber Masonic Lodge, the Weston Presbyterian Church and the Rotary Club of Weston - w. Dennis. Hervey D. Higgins. who bu lived all his life in Weston, has been on the Board of Education for the past four years. He has served on the Management Corn. mittee, Board Staff Relations Committee, and chairman of the Property Committee and Adult Education Committee. He has also been Weston's represet1ta. tive to the Metropolitan School Board. A graduate of the University of Toronto. Dr. Christie feels he has I place to serve on the Weston Board of Education. Mr. Gilmour is married with three married children, two of whom are Weston Collegiate gradpates. -- _ Mr. Higgins, married with two children, is an engineering Issistnnt with Ontario Hydro. Ronald J. Christie, I Weston General Practitioner, is a first- time runner for the Board of Education. Married with one son, he has lived and practised medicine in Weston for the past eight years. The following is a complete list of polling subdiv- isions and polling places in Weston for municipal elect- ion dar, Monday, December 7. Polling Hours tre from 10.00 mm. to 8.00 p.m. POLLING SUBDIVISIONS POLLING PLACES tee. He is a past president of the Weston _ Mt. Dennis Rotary Club. mt. RONALD J. CHIISTII I. 43 Holley Avenue 3. 2240 Weston Road . 4. 2240 Weston Road 5, I.0.0.F. Hall, 24 Church Street 6. King Street Public School, George Street 7. 43 Holley Avenue 8. I.0.0.F. Hall, 24 Church Street 9. I.0.0.F. Hall, 24 Church Street 10. King Street Public School, George Street 11. King Street Public School, George Street 12. 1790 Weston Road IS. 1790 Weston Road 14. 26 Edmund Avenue 15. 15 Denison Road East 16. 41 Robert Street 17. King Street Public School. George Street 18. King Street Public School, George Street 19. Memorial Public School, John Street 20. Memorial Public School, John Street 21. Memorial Public School. John Street 22. Memorial Public School, John Street 23. Memorial Public School. John Street 24. Senior Public School, Maedonald Avenue 25. Memorial Public School. John Street 26. Senior Public School. Macdonald Avenue 27. Senior Public School, Macdonald Avenue 28. Senior Public School. Macdonald Avenue location Of Polling Places Caskey Mayor known are out to succeed retiring George Bull. Results will be Monday around 11 p.m. School, School, ', School Norma M. Lynes has lived in Weston for It years. She has served on the Weston Home and School Association for six years - 195869 as president, the York West Home and School Council for three years and on the Ontario Federation ot Home and School Associations. Mrs. Lynes, with Royal Cams dian Air Force World War II service, is in her 11th year as secretary of the Westminster United Church. She has also given service on the Local Cotttt- cil of Women and United Church Women. A member tor two years of the first Board of Directors of the Canadian Concert Associa- tion in Weston. Mrs. Lynes is presently secretary of the Wes. to}: Tennis Club. . Edward 0. Schade. Weston resident and employee of the Ward Funeral Home for. 19 years, is 1 member of the Wes- ton Home and School Associa- tion. He has served on the exe. cutive as treasurer for the Mer- ry Court Nursery School and is an Eider in the Weston Presby- terian Church. Mr. Schade served in the Canadian Army during World War II. He is married with three children who are attending Wer ton schools He belongs to the executive of the Canadian Heart Foundation Chapter of Weston and Etobi. coke. Mr. Higgins is I member of the Weston Branch of the Canadian Legion. - JOHN FOV Street t Street n Street Street n Street ald Avenue tall To Weston Voters As Election Day Draws Near Monday, December T, between the hours of with. and I p.m.. ia the big chance for Weston vot- ers to elect the men of their choice for public office in this town for the next two-year term. Up for election in addition to the Mayoral post are seven men for Town Council _ Edwin John Prime plece in the Weston municipal election is the seat of Mayor. Three sitting ouncillors -Wes Boddington, mugs" Colt and Carl Caskey - Ire battling to succeed retiring Mayor Geor- ge Bull. The simiiarity of platforms ia making it largely a personality contest between these two. Mr. Caskey, I last-minute en- try, is a retired Ontario govern- ment lawyer who says Weston needs a full-time Mayor Ind he alone can serve full-time. Mr. Boddington and Mr. Catt got an early start on campnign- ing weeks ago with similar plat- forms stressing a hold on the tax line, redevelopment. more publicly owned parkink iota, and more parks. _ Five Weston men will be on Monday‘s ballot for the Public Utilities Commission. Four are to be elected for the next two year term. James W. Amos, member at the Public Utilities Commission for the past four years and chairman last year, has lived in Weston for 33 years. Former ly in the hardwood business and now retired, Mr. Amos is mar- ried with three daughters 1nd two sons. Then an man man on the municipal election ballot for Weston Town Council for the next twoyear term. Shown atr ove from left to right: Robert Maepherson, James Ttimbee, Wilfred Bert Reeves, Lloyd George Sainsbury and William R. Perry. Two last-minute can- didates are Warren R. Lough (seen at right) and Edwin John Hodges. Six are to be elected when Weston voters go to the polls Monday, December 7 Poll- ing closes at 8:00 pm. Results will be known around 11:00 pm. All candidates are unanimous in their stand against amalgama- tion with Metro. It is their every aim to keep this town indepetw dent, He has served on the Humber Memorial Hospital Board IT on the Advisory Vocational' Committee of the Weston Board l of Education. He has been I Weston Rotary Club member for the past 25 years. Harry John For, member of; the Commission for five years: and chairman in 1963. has lived in Weston for over 20 years. Hel has had over 40 years expert. once in the electrical industry, Candidates Running For NU. GINO! _ JIFFI WILLIAM “NY I" Hodges. 10rren I. laugh, Ita. bert MacPherson, Wilbert It. Perry, Wilt B. Reeves, Lloyd George Sainsbury and James Ttimbee. Six are to be elected. tht the Public Utilities Com. mission ballot In five men: James W, Amos, Harry John Foy, George A, Jeffs, William Henry Loose and Bruce Pollard. Four are to be elected. For the members of the Wes. ton Board of Education in this next two-year term there are seven names on the ballot. These are: Howard G. Ashbour- ne, William Ernest Bayes, Ron. ald J. Christie, James Fleming Gilmour, Harvey D. Higgins, Norma M. Lynes and Edward o. Schade. Six are to be elected. There will be five ballots in all at this year's municipal election. The fifth in a question to electors asking for a Yes or No vote on whether they are in favour of Sunday movies in Weston. Final summing-up on the Sun. day movies vote will be made Three years a member of the Weston Collegiate and Vocation- al Institute Technical Advisory Committee, Mr. Fay is also a member of the Walton “on”: Club, W. Henry Loose. retired office manager and power service rep resenutive from the Toronto Hydro. has had nearly 40 years experience in the electrical but inns: and public utilities. A resi- in engineering with Ontario Hydro and in apparatus sales to Ontario utilities. George A. Jeffs. Weston resin a” an“ I" a" , 'YJ. f". "e" dent for over 20 years, has been; 319:3? the Public Utiiitiey m I prictisggg professions] engin- B . P ll d ith 16 eer or years. e as spent rum tt ar ' WI corp four years in the RCAF Engin-i genitive years of Public Utilities eering Branch and has had up} Commission experience. is the perienee with Alpha Engineer-) son ef otot Weston's pioneer ing Company in the heating and) families. His father, was one M air-conditioning business: 1310' iagt of the village black- md'JitdPidn'tgei,e,d Atl',,,?,:',": $13” 'll', 't',tll'iduT,urunei of the Weston - m. Denim ”I we??? " tl established 2t tary Clubtttr 15 years. trio: tine“ ere in town an W. Henry Loose. retired office-i he, say}. apart from time spent manager and power service rep with !1'. 'rytoon, the "mam resenutive from the Toronto der of his time can be deytted Hydro. has had nearly 40 'P"i to P.U.C. you. Mr. Pollard is ' experience in the electrical but; P". president ot lhe Wuiol mess and Dublic utilities. A red-i Busneumen'n Association. Mr. Jeffs, married with two daughters. has been a member of the Weston - Mt. Dennis M tary Club tor IS yuan. try m Clerk G. M. Club. on December 9. Results at sucaeutul endi- dates tor Mayor, Council, Public Utilities Commission and Board at Education will be known III Monday, December T, around 11 There are over 10,000 people in the town of Weston, of which 6,521 are eligible voters. Town Clerk G. H. Clurkson report: that in the December 1962 elec- tions 4134 per cent at the elig- ible voters east a vote. he hope is that this year a greater percentage will go to the polls and cast a vote for the men at their choice With the threat of Weston being swallowed up in Metro and losing its independ- ence, citizens of Weston owe it to themselves and to their town to come numbers. All a tandidates for public office have pledged their fight against amalgamation with Metro. It is up to Weston's 6,521 eligible voters to cast a vote for independence. Mr. Loose. womanizer of the still successful Weston Ches't Club _ now over 16 years old . says that he has I lot of hm. to serve the Public mimic; in Weston. dent of Weston since 1920, he has been "crTtarr. treasure and president of various recre- ational and social club: in Wee ton. WWI.” WESTON 1, 3. 4, s, 6, T, s, u NORTH YORK T, ll CHURCH ll CLASSIFIED " to the polls in large SPORE