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We're growing and you can help We have excellent carriers in some areas and hope that wihin the next few months we will have gathered others.In the meantime,we are making sure that the paper will be in every local store in areas where there are no carriers. The response from the community has been good and often we are swamped with telephone calls prior to pu blica- tion dates by people who wish to pick their copy up at a local store rather than wait for the carrier. This has lead us But, like any other new company, it takes time to develop a good team. The York News has made every effort during the past year to ensure that distribution ofthe paper has covered the entire Borough. High school football came to an end in the Borough last week, and Weston's two teams finished the season in first place. The seniors won the title, and the juniors lost to East York, in the Finals. Full stories and photos inside. The University Women's Club of Weston and District are holding a meet- ing on November 26 at 8 pm. in which Mrs. Margaret Campbell, Member of the Ontario Legislation will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Campbell will be speak- mg on the Constitution during this open meeting. The meeting will be held at Central United Chruch, King St. and Weston Road and it is open to the public. The Happy Manor Choir, are hold- ing their pre-Christmas bazzaar on Sat- urday, Detember 6 from, ll a.m l , p.m/And it's just in time for you to pick up those lovely hand-knitted fancy work gifts for someone special on your list. In addition, there will be a white ele- phant table, a sale of books, odds and ends and, of course, a bake table. A salad lunch is being served for only $1.50. Of the 120 ladies in attendance, 45 were original Charter members. Way back 25 years ago 245 ladies curled and today there are still 13 of these ladies curling with 6 still curling in the "Busines Girls" section. The 1980/81 season of curling at the Weston Golf and Country Club marks the 25th Anniversary of the club. Recently a Tea was held to honour the occasion. Ladies from the originating Charter were invited to share in the cake cutting, with the first President, Mrs. Thelma Leadbeater doing the honours. Vol. 2 No. 9 November 1980 Election results: Page 1 Sports: Page 10 Weston Santa Claus Parade Page 3 Humber Hospital Page 2 Just in time WCI wins, loses Excellent NEWS BRIEFS INSIDE Weston Baptist Church officially welcomed Rev, John Weller as new pas- tor on October 7. It was an important welcome for Wes- ton Baptist Church who have been With out a pastor for a year. Affectionately known as "Pas- tor John", Rev. WeRev Weiler has fast become a part of Weston Baptist Church and over 250 people were on hand for the cere- mony. Pastor John was born at Kitchener, Ontario.Uponcom- pletion of High School he studied at the Ontario Bible College and Trinity Evangelical Divin- ity School. He mar- ried Jane Burr in 1967 and together the couple have served at Dover- court Road Baptist Church; Skokie Val- ley Baptist Church; Bethel Evangelical Baptist Church and Wheatley Baptist Church. The couple have one daughter, Deb- bie Lynn. Pastor John and his family bring to Weston Do you have some spare time? Can your drive a small van? Do you have an F license? If you can answer yes to all these questions then the St. Clair Meals- on-Wheels can use your services. They are looking for someone to drive their van three to four hours every other week to help seniors do their shop- ping. This very worth while service would be much appreciated and a tele- phone call to 657-1204 would certainly be welcomed. Spare time? Pastor John welcomed In addition to local shops, you will find the paper in libraries, banks and local schools. to believethat people are now looking fortheir copy ofThe off the paper. This has been done at the request ofthe York News and don't mind having to go out to pick it up. advertisers who are in fact, the people responsiblefor bring- T.., “443:“- .n 1AA“! ALA..- “N. ...:11 r._4 ‘L- ---_--i--- 1,, ing you your local paper. At this time we would also like to thank the community for all the support we have received. Your telephone calls, letters and leads on stories helps us immensely. Please keep it up. In future issues you will find area columnists, this will enable you to telephone someone who lives right in your area with the latest happenings in the Borough. You will notice that we have taken the price of IO cents The York News welcomes Pastor John to the com- munity. Pastors from neighbouring Bap- tist Churches were also in attendance and greetings were brought from Rev. Joseph Novak of Pelmo Park Baptist Church and Rev. Gordon Freeland of Richview Baptist Church. In order to ena- ble Pastor John to learn something about Weston's his- tory, Mayor Gayle Christie presented him with a book entitled "Stories of York". This book describes some of the historical events of the area written by local people. Baptist Church, a warm, outgoing family who will fit right into the com- munity and the congregation. Working for community Former Mayor Philip White was elected as Con- troller. Former Controller James Trimbee was elected Alderman in Ward 6. And, Former Alderman Lloyd Sainsbury was elected to serve as School Trustee in Ward 6. Reaching into the grab bag that was filled with stuffed animals, this youngster pulled out the biggest one she could find. And then to make sure it was hers she hugged it with all her might. See more pictures from Northwestern Hospital's bazzar inside. Photos by Dawne Moss Election wrap-up One new face on the Borough council will be Ward 2 Alderman Tony Mandarano who replaces Oscar Kogan. York's election saw three former members of council elected to serve the Borough for the next two years. Among the figures suppled below it is interest- ing to note that Controller Alan Tonks took his own Ward 5 out of the eight Wards leaving 7 wins to Mayor Gayle Christie. Meals-On-Wheels servi- ces/include delivering meals to those who cannot get out. Daily telephone calls to say hello and ask how every- thing is going. These daily The largest win in the Alderman's race was for John Nunziata in Ward 7. John topped his nearest competitor by almost 4,000 votes. York West Meals-On- Wheels Inc. is a volunteer caring community agency providing home support ser- vices for senior citizens, those with disabilities and those who are chronically ill. In the Controller's race Mr. Brown took Wards 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 leaving Ward l to Harriet Wolman and Wards 7 and 8 to Philip White. If you are interested in becoming a local carrier for the paper or ifyou would like to write a column (we are looking for a columnist in each ward) please call us at 244-5055 Letter Carriers, Alert,is a service provided by the post- men who may notice some- thing out of the ordinary during their daily deliveries. Friendly visits, home help and handyman services which include snow shovel- ling, gardening and escort services for shopping and calls are a welcomed relief to many who otherwise would have no contact with people. Mayor Gayle Christie 21,897 Alan Tonks 14,039 Controller York loses three good pol- tinue to put imput in the iticians as the result of the Borough. A 7 Fergy Brown 20,114 Philip White 17,554 Harriet Wolman 13,165 Aldermen Ward 1 J. Bell 529 D. Goldberg 328 B. Stollard V 213 Ward 2 T. Mandarano 2,210 G. Garland 1,066 election. Alan Tonks, Lois Lane and Oscar Kogan. It is hoped that they will still con- B. Nobleman Ward 3 R. Bradd T. Rizzo Ward 4 P. Canavan G. D'Onofrio Ward 5 Chris Tonks - acclamation Ward 6 J. Trimbee R. MacPherson Ward 7 J. Nunziata M. Gordon F, Ruffolo V. Denardo This paper is brought to your by the Advertisers. It is their contribution through advertising that makes your community paper possible. Please remember to support them by shopping locally. 'olle 4,686 747 642 159 3,509 2,017 2,170 1,481 1,859 1,108 529 328 213 1,695 1,242 banking. Ward 8 All this is accomplished by volunteers who care about spending a few hours helping others. If you would like to help out, Meals-On- Wheels would welcome hearing from you. Call 241- 5850 or 249-7946. York West Meals on Wheels Inc. have an office at Eagle Manor Mall, 1901 Weston Road in Weston. L. Sainsbury 1,612 A. Georges 1,256 P. Montgomerie 1,112 J. Pole-Langdon 418 Ward 7 Steven Mould - acclamation R. Russell S. Mosher J. Page D. Howells E. Hergert E. Ragno Ward 6 B. Jovanovich C. Schwartz E. Barnes J. Chic C. Searles Ward 3 Ward 4 Ward 5 P. Hainer G. Blake M. Waclawski 3,795 G. Bloor 1,213 Board of Education Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 8 E. Pollack D. Simpson Listed is a summary of the votes for Mayor, Controller, Aldermen and Board of Education. by Dawne Moss McDowell 2,061 Cull 1,149 2,383 519 1,343 643 1,660 522 630 470 336 290 491 461 409 391 156