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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rhodes of 21 Damask Avenue, Weston, celebrated their 65th Wedding Anniversary on Sunday with a family dinner at their home. Mrs. Rhodes has just recently reâ€" turned home from the hospital, so the festivities were fairly quiet, with a few friends dropâ€" ping in throughout the day. Five years ago, on the occasâ€" ion of their 60th Anniversary, the couple, who are both in their early 90‘s, received greetâ€" ings from the Queen, and the then Premier of Ontario, Mr. Frost. Due to the municipal elecllunsl being held across Ontario on Monday, December 7, the Mapie | Leaf Home and School Associaâ€"! tion will be holding its regular meeting on December 15. .-\ll this time the members will be asked to bring their White Gifts | to be distributed in the district| to elderly people, whose names have been selected by the North York Welfare, and who other 65th Wedding Anniversary The Rhodes have three childâ€" ren, Norman, John and Jessie (Mrs. N. Wollett), and three grandâ€"children, Jim, Christine and Carol, who all live in the Weston Area. May we wish them many more happy years together Home and School THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€" Thursday, Dec. 3, 1964 â€"â€" Page 7 WESTON â€" Maple Leaf & Amesbury News by Peg Grant PREâ€"CHRISTMAS BONUS ELECTROHOME Illarcia HWac Shonve WESTON TAV AT J;_‘)" STEREO 1 CENTRE â€" #} Stereo With The Difference Gifts â€"â€" Bank of Nova Scotia Financing â€"â€" Records 1379 Lawrence Ave. W. â€" North Park Plaza â€" Keele & Lawrence Phone 241â€"7380 8 YES ft +4 If you have not been able to attend any meetings of the canâ€" didates for election in North York, you will find it will be exâ€" tremely difficult to make a selâ€" ection this year. For REEVE, there are four candidates headed by Norman Goodhead. His position as Reeve is being contested by James Service, Walter Reiter, and Ger» ald Long. As you are all probably aware, both Mr. Jack Newton, School Trustee and Mr. Joe Gould, Councillor, have kept their posiâ€" tions for our Ward 2 by acclamâ€" ation, and there will be only three offices for which we in Ward 2 will be voting. The new post of Board of Conâ€" trol for which 4 are to be electâ€" ed has 11 candidates in the unâ€" ning. Some of these candidates wise, would not have received a Christmas Basket. Please keep this in mind when you are busy doing your Christmas Shopping. Elections are former councillors, and some are newcomers, and it is for the electors to decide who are best qualified to be their representatives. Board of Conâ€" trol Candidates are, Malcolm Cairnduff, Edward Conforzi, Roâ€" bert Douglas, Gerald Gallagher, John Gamble, Basil Hall, Paul Hunt, Gordon Hurlburt, Gordon CH 1â€"5978 ON DECEMBER 7th Nottershead, Irving Pailsey, and Frank Watson. The little known position of Hydro Commissioner has three candidates for the 2 positions. These are Leon Donsky, Ralph Johns, and Arthur Meen. While the regular programâ€" mes will be cancelled, arrangeâ€" ments are being made to run feature movies for the children. At Emery Collegiate this movie will be shown from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on December 5 and at Downsview from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday Movie Vote as you wish, but vote for those who are to run our townâ€" ship for the next two years. North York Child Health Conferences The Child Health Conferences for this area will be held at Elâ€" verston Park Church on Friday, December 4, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. The Township Immunizaâ€" tion Clinic is held on the 3rd Thursday of each month at Downsview United Church, 2822 Keele Street, from 1:30 to 4 Northwestern "Y" On the weekâ€"end of Decem:â€" ber 4, the leaders of the Northâ€" western "Y" will be going away for a weekâ€"end to receive trainâ€" ing to become better leaders for your children. The Saturday movie at North Park Church will be "The Three Stooges" with Hercules, a fayâ€" ourite of all the children. There will be two showings at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Christmas Box We have two dates for you to keep in mind, when our schools present their annual Christmas Box. What It Means To Be A Cancer Soc. Volunteer On December 18, the Downsâ€" view Secondary School, will be presenting a night of music by the students; and on December 21, Queensborough Junior High are arranging a big night, when all phases of the school life will be on display for the parents. The key phrase for a volunâ€" teer for the Canadian Cancer Society is "to care". Unless one cares, and cares deeply, the work is likely to become boring, irritating, even distasteful, and eventually. impossible. To use the volunteer office simply for one‘s own ends, even emotional ones, does not succeed either. The aims of the Society and the motives behind these Aims are too stark and realistic. They Coming Events At North York Public Library The first electricity generatâ€" ing station in Canada to use a nuclear reactor as a heat source will be described Thursday, Deâ€" cember 3, 7:30 p.m., at the North York Public Library‘s Downsview Branch, 2793 Keele Street, Downsview, by Norman Manning of Ontario Hydro. This photographic exhibit conâ€" sists entirely of prints taken in and around Toronto. "It is mirâ€" aculous". Mr. Mansfield says, "a great city on the outskirts of the wilderness! The Mansfields both feel that there is so much beauty that is being missed in the _ surrounding _ countryside. They would like to collect enâ€" ough photographs to publish a book â€" a tribute to the unchangâ€" ing aspect of the city. Viewing have to do with disease, with huâ€" man fear and suffering, freâ€" quently with agonizing, linger ing death. They have to do with personal intimate â€" service . at such times, with forgetting one‘s own immediate requirements or divertissements in order to help other human beings at a loss to help themselves. They have to do with the simple unadorne] fact of the brotherhood of man. Ontario Hydro operates the Nuclear Power Demonstration (N.D.P.) a twentyâ€"thousandâ€"kiloâ€" watt nuclear â€" electric station on the Ottawa River at Rolphâ€" ton. It was a joint construction project of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, Canadian Genâ€" eral Electric and Ontario Hygro. The Mansfields have been acâ€" tively engaged in photography both in their native Germany | and since their arrival in Canâ€" ada seven years ago. In Hamâ€" burg they worked as a team on assignments and in close harmâ€" ony with commercial art firms as well as specializing In por-i trait work. I "N.D.P." a soundâ€"colour film outlining the station‘s . story, will augment Mr. Manning‘s preâ€" sentation, fourth in a series of Hydro programs at the Library. There is mo admission charge to this informative program at the Downsview Branch. The North York Public Lib rary presents an exhibition of Photographic Art by Walter and Ilse Mansfield at the Downsâ€" view Branch, from December 1 to 12. The main library, 5126 Yonge Street, Willowdale, will feature the exhibit from Decemâ€" ber 15 until January 23 and Bathurst Heights Branch, 3170 Bathurst, will present the Mansâ€" field exhibit from January 26 until February 13. Life WESTON â€"â€" Group INCOME PROTECTION 12 Lockerbie Ave., Weston on December 7 GENERAL INSURANCE ire Auto BRUCE ASSELSTINE Bus. 741â€"1740 Res. 249â€"1815 THIS WEEK HAS 365 DAYS hours at the libraries are Tues day â€" Friday 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m Saturday 9 a.m. to 5. The North York Public Libâ€" rary‘s series of film programs for adults continues in Decemâ€" ber when three films will be shown on Wednesday, Decemâ€" ber 9, 7:30 p.m., at the Main Library, 5126 Yonge Street, Wilâ€" lowdale. ON THE TWELFTH DAY â€" A â€"_ VOTE E. J. HODGES |TRIMBEE +« WESTON COUNCIL COUNCIL. ® Effective Service During Past 3 Years As Member of Weston Recreation Commission ® President â€" Weston Lions Service Club (10 Year Member) ® Grounds Committee Chairman â€" Weston Recreation Centre Organizer of Greater Plan For Area and Stage One Front Entrance Project Which Is Nearing Completion ® Operates Own Business, Same Location For 19 Years ® Married With 3 Sons, 1 Daughter Mark the LAST name on your ballot as your FIRST choice for F O R delightful comedy in colour 0 the twelve days of Christmas FIGURE SKATING â€" The fun, colour and excitement of skating are shown by some of Canada‘s greatest skaters. This is the last film night in the 1964 series. <POLITICAL DYNAMITE â€" A "Jake and the Kid" story about the Sunday curling issue. For Cars and Information Phone CH 1â€"6951 E the first seven days of Decemâ€" ber. But it is not intended just as a oneâ€"shot effort to use a litâ€" tle more care in driving and walking, that can be forgotten on December 8th. By focussing special attention on the probâ€" lems of traffic accidentsand the remedies â€" during one period of seven days, it is hoped to achâ€" ieve some measure of lasting improvement, says the Ontario Safety League. In fact, THIS WEEK HAS 365 DAYS! SAFE DRIVING WEEK will be PIONEER C rrEARS OF PROGRESS & LEADERSHIP TRIMBEE c m wf, oo « +z ~ C / ~ ELE C Ti T . : \‘:-\/\.-i \!fiy “_!;)" 8 o PA +_ ‘ << wBn, o 29 220 ) pily Pn / e gral Ins _â€"Hl <g \_*:\_) &,@? a i o e on e e e e x ROBINSON POWER EQUIPMENT equipmentâ€"wise farmers choose get your hands on a FOR COUNCILLOR PIONEER 2530 WESTON ROAD WESTON, ONTARIO . W. (JIM) WESTON 1965 â€" 1966 "The Fast Ones" Starts Dec. 11th Odeon 1831 CH 11821