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Successful in the dance category were: European dance - C. Meingast. Fox trot - K. Harper. American waltz-L. Austin. Harris tango - D. Vangelisti and L. Austin. Rocker tox trot - L. Austin. Paso Doble - E. Keetings. Starlight waltz - Following is a list of successful Westoriskaters in the Canadian Figure Skating Association tests held during the spring and summer of this year. Jim Merten of Oshkosh, Wis., heads for a new world outboard speed record of 136.381 mph on the Fox river at Kaukauna, Wis. The feat, which broke the existing record by more than 5 mph, was witnessed by officials of the Union of International Motorboating and American Power Boat Association. The new record is now pending official certification by UIM. His boat was a Twister-Craft cabover three-point hydro, powered by a loo-cubic inch Mercury outboard motor. The previous record speed was 131.051 mph, set in March 1966 by Gerry Walin of Edmonds. Wash. A proposal to retain and expand housing on the Toronto Islands can be questioned on too many grounds to warrant serious according to William Allan, president of the 7,000- member Toronto Real Estate Board. "What could be a logical explanation for wanting to change such a basic policy priority as the provision of parkland for our rapidly expanding population?" Mr. Man asked. "That need is increasing every day. World's Fastest Outboard don't waste " The thanksgiving holiday weekend means enjoyment to many adults and children, but unfortunately many accident victims will need lite-saving blood. Will it be available? Those adults (18-65) who remain in North York during the weekend can help. North York Red Cross Branch will be holding two clinics to ensure that an adequate .supply of blood is on hand to meet all emergencies. . One hundred donors are néeded at each clinic. Saturday, October 6th, 1973 - 9:30 am. to 12:30 p.m.; Mrmlay,petober 8th, 1973 - 9:30 am. to 12:30 pan. Both clinics will be held at Red Cross headquarters, 88 Sheppard Avenue West, (2 blocks west of Yonge St.), Willowdale, Ontario . Jn Weston skaters pass tests the 'early years of slands should be parkllfdnir"""hsr an Metro Donate blood- don't spill " In the bronze free skating, L. Thomas; J. Vivian; D. Weddell; R. Durand; B. McConnell; B. Bramer; S. Vivian and E. Matsko were successful. C. Bower and K. Stong passed in Silver free skating. Passing 1st figure tests were: G. Caven; C. Caravell and J. Coyne. E. Keetings and L. Panning. Killian dance - S. Moore and K. Lenchak. Argentine tango - N. Stainton. Metro, it was recognized that the provision ot open space downtown and near the downtown would be essential for the intensively developed central core. A basic decision to commit the islands for park purposes was supported by a general view in Metro that this was a good idea and the work was undertaken. On what grounds can it be said today that this is no longer a valid objective and should be forgotten? "The need for public open space is nowhere near being met downtown or near the lake. The demand is going to increase and even a freezing of downtown development will not reduce the necessity for providing more green areas. There aren’t enough now. Shouldn't the would-be creators of new housing policy leave the islands alone and get back on dry land? "Why should there be a sudden turnabout? "It is one thing to be all in favor of anything that seems to provide more housing, but is is much more important to ask if the proposed change in parks policy is the best way to advance the cause of y FfoW2fs?i?:?sfii?e;. ':?.'ff.it; Fk'6kcr.y, 'PP; Y. Fi FfiTi2P. §¢§22¥o§$siw<gg°9ykés~ "ijj,ij':'/iiiiii(i:iii'i"iiiie 'i.'iij,i'.j)rt'tig, 'iitir8:) iijfiijjiji'i'i:iiiiij 'is":?.,'::)';..'?..:)?:?:::)?,' 'i'i"gfrijiit '. iiiiri :'r'ii"ii'igiiijii'ii, 'eiity,ggi?tisRFy. 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'qtril,:, [We believe ll you -f I,',iiii.:i need a car to get around in Mew: months of the year, then you This time each-year, every- body warmly invites you to come in and test drive their new cars new: BAY _ AGREAT my; Jlll0'lll'lllS'lNlMtllMt 'm'rllliSllMtllltlMlli "r'__,',i_, "tluGWA6lliilllilL Allmtllll'llilEllltallU W» York Volkswagen Limited "Cot'..::'?.'..:??,?":;.,":.)):) b1Ct?ij Few things in life work as well as a Volkswagen. Especially in wlnhr. Metro Is entitled tis expect a reasonable degree of con- tinuity in public policy. “Projects to meet some major need cannot be chopped and changed at the whim of individuals. Because we think this is a basic principle for a well-run government, the thought of anyone seriously en- tertaining retention and expansion of housing on Toronto Islands is extremely Mr.Alianemphaaizedhis 1950 WILSON AVE/WEST OF JANE/ 741-7480 '". . . .. . '. _ 1,"ePyr,etP,tr,.,!,tV,,jit!'r.-if,ttty' , $9.. .20 “nun“. .z'mn. 'df-UH - should definitely be able to get around in your car, twelve months of the year) So, he'll be happyfo take you out anytime and show you how a Volkswagen works when hardly anything else does, How the weight of the motor over the rear wheels allows the Beetle to dig in and go, even in the snow, the mud, the slush or the ice. How the Beeile's air-cooled Long before now, Planning Board and City Council "Are there no sites on the mainland that could be adapted for housing? We think there are. More than a year ago the Toronto Real Estate Board urged the City Planning Board to give priority to the redesignation of obsolete industrial areas for housing. ditrieulttoa-ttend. Mr. Allan said that the centreofattentioohouhtbe And even though you may put off going to see your Volks- wagen dealer unhl it's too bad and cold to see anything else, youll x still get a warm reception. Becausevwthacarlikethe Beetle,heconollord "o be more than just lg) =. lair-weather Mend. How the Beetle has 4 coats of paint and a sealed steel bot- tom to protect it against anything winter (or the salt truck) con throw at it, How the Beetles carburetor has a special de-icer to prevent cold weather stalls. motor can't freeze, (No radiator, no antifreeze, not even a winter thermostat.) representatives of the Toronto Home Builders Association. the Urban Development Indiana and the Real Estate Board to public [and banks as such, buttttereismerttinheidm ofhavingauehoidirtdttstrui sites aéqulred by public authority for redevelopment, say on leases by private enterprise? or aiinfe new forms 9f public-private gown”. should have "We don't care much for