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J l DouGFillllliilR"r'Y MIMI)“ i no the (oi-medal: of e Junior Chen Club in Vie-ton. which he- been undertaken by e "eeinl committee of the Weston Che-e Club, in meet- ing with exceptionally good euc- ee- eccordlnz to e report (you the committee thin week. The Vie-ton (new manna-tin. w. Chen-lee Balm. has Just completed hie tour " Watch end Wt uhooll. when he evoke to etudentl In the seventh and an»; - A: e dint 'relult of thin. 159 ttttdents voiced their enthueium over the Pity tot their agapheu Club. pix schools will be represented in the Juniors Club, including St. John's T tuparau School, King Street, lomorhl, Humberview, Humbol- Height: 3nd the new sailor publie Ichool. 7 iSO‘Studonts Form Nucleus Jr. jlllttttttt Hub The committee, which is com- poud of E. o. Cathcart, elutirman, A. E. Wencn, Chas. Boner, A. Robinson had Henry Loose, plan e mess meeting for December 10, when ell the children who have stated their desire to play chess will meet, end receive their first leuon from the Dean of Chess, Bernard Freedman. Mr. Freedman, who is president of the Chess Federation ttf Canada, has given invaluable assistance to the Weston Club since its inception. Continual from page t-- discuued, and not turned slide until I auituble answer has been found to the problem. Pom: Rowntm For Foster Rowntree who was born, raised end educated in Wes- ton it will mark his fourteenth you of service to Weston. He first entered public life in 1932 serving continuqusly except for 1986 nd 1943. He Q,1g't",i, in 1948 " de- putrreeve en he held that posi- tion up until the present time. While 1 member of council he has served on every committee, being Chairman of mail, which he given him wide knowledge of all municipal "fairs. He we- also a member of the Board-mt Health and Court of Revision during 1936. He was 1 member of the Iduce- tlon Committee of York County Council in 1946-7-8 end of the Ad- visory Committee, York County Council to the Toronto sud York Planning Board during 1948. - _ Mr. Rowntree is o veteran of the first World War, serving four you: with the Artillery Unit. He has, In his forefathers, always taken an active part in sports, pthr- ticularly lacrosse and hockey, and is it .1] times willing to promote sports and physical development for the youth of Weston. . Rowntreo And During his municipal Greer, Falter Rowntree has always given his best. He has made friends by his courageous and outspoken words, bucking hits opinions. Hil VOTE TO RE-ELECT Weston Municipal Election, 1949 Honesty and Sincerity POLLING HOURS: 12 NOON TO 9 P.M.. MONDAY. DICIMIIR STH FOR CARS AND INFORMATION - ION! "" " w"rtm 890 MAYOR, 1949 Mr. J. A. Carroll, who illl be the guest ape-her " the Walton Pru- yteriln Men’s Club 2LT/t be held on TIIQIdIy, December th, It 6.80 Fm. slurp. Mr. Carroll in gang!" yt the [Mutational Plov- ine gratetl. J. A. Carroll To Speak At Dinner Meeting The Men’s Club of Weston Pres- byterian Church have been very fortunate in securing Mr. J. A. Carroll as guest speaker at their monthly" dinner on December 7. Mr. Carroll is one of the most able speakers in Ontario. He is "ere- tary-manager of the Ontario Plow- men's Association and is manager of the International Plowing Match. It is mainly through Mr. Carroll's guidance and efforts that the plowing match holds the promi- nence it now enjoys. Mr. Carroll was a member of the Senate, University of Toronto. As truperin- tendent of Agricultural and Horti- cultural Societies Branch, he has contributed numerous articles to agricultural papers and periodicals. Mr. Harold Bourne will be the guest soloist. Dinner will be served at 6.30 pm. sharp. This is an open invitation to all to enjoy an evening with the Presbyterian Men's Club. experience has taught him to be phaervnnt and scrutinize carefully ‘all expenditures and propositions ipresented to council. He dues not "tarnpede hurriedly to an opinion ‘but rather weighs it carefully and when he forms an opinion voices it with force and logic. Mr. Rowntree is aesirious of see- ing magmas made and y“ parti- cululy p1e»:d;o_see the change from street-m to bum this you --a change he advanced in 1936. Foster is another of Weston’s sons, who is giving of his time to the town, and making I. splendid con- tribution to its citizens. Richard Sengnvo During hi; five years with the J. A. CARROLL THOMAS E. DOUGHIRTY I " TOM " lovamluk' 11?!!! $25!!!! “2.277 tn 1947. After dim d Ohm.“ 3nd provision for atr- dmzibutlon of ”(0.000 " In in puden- your. 3827.000 wu atria! found to Pront and Lou Gcount. 'Irrtriet-rytaturrr, “you“ Ind and: (com a. On. Hindu! and MM ArtnualQtat-trreSuBothof Nm South in a. M you “(I M W. ma. Not m for the your AM Dominion and Provincial Gunm- pmxt ha- of "$1,000 and in- mchtiomo! “71,0” won 81,- 7 M" which comp-p- with_ $15- show an increase of $85,000,000 over hat yeu’l figural. Liquid position continue: “tong. Cash, charms! and bahncu due from other bank- of $119,566.?“ ‘opnunt 10.81% at lhbllmu to the yubllc. Quick Walton council, Wehard “Dick" Sauna bu at all time: piled amphuin on mover amusement of the town And in can... H. In: and will continue to be vitally itt.. hen-ted in the continual menu: of Weston, and has woven an. in the put by " lozicnl .11me for or “that pronoun baton council. " cheirmen of the Trumpet“- tion Committee for three yous. Mr. Scene“ never once let up in his fight for the irutallUion of trolley coaches on Weston Road, and this yes: was on hand to see the egreement between York Township, the TTC and Weston signed. Since his return to council in 1945, after one year's Lapse, Weston has seen the installation of Lewes-town bus service. He hid during his term, nerved on all committees and was this year chairman of Finance. His report of this committee at the nomination meeting last week was most en- eouraging, and showed the effi- cient mmner in which the town's finmces In being handled. Mr. 8eagrave has been eouneii's representative on the Weston Com- munity Council executive since its inception, and in this capacity has proven his interest in the social netivitieu of the town. He is much concerned that the Community Council continues to enjoy success, and will do all in his power to tur.. ther the programs. - What were time, Mr. Seagrave enjoys is devoted to music and "endeavouring to be a. family man.” He is a member of the Presbyterian Church and a pest executive member of the Men's Club of that Church. His main purpose is to see the managemgnt of the town handled in an efficient and economical manner, and during this next year he will endeavour to Bee that pub pose fulfilled. In the case of both men, Foster Rowntree and Richard Setgnve it can be truly said, "He serves well, who nerve. " fellow man." This! use“ of $709,615,000 ee “33! , wan. l ' D 3% Total In” “All” In full-0 ”a! tn 1.41. Cu- ‘Iut but ttseg-d by 811,500.... to WIN? with all loan alum-d b "iibii,Ta it. ttPe 816.01. I m - Lou- tt Pu- vlnem m ar-ttted te $312.? itirili'fdti' "' ' on. u a and school dutAetn to In " u mum-Vin Ml“. WUI Ito ot m.- 929,187 3:. 'a/Gr {kin th- . "" m. Dominion Gm mt "mum.- at. an)...” " comm with $1.!“ tn 1947. Swarm" a! mu Government: at 819,645)“ he $4,800,000 but than I you lel Other locum”, bonds, debetttttmal Ind ntoclu m " maximum Pt um. 11m us mat yoor. All momma an earrUd " Httoottt ‘not acceding market ulna: _ Total 'eptMta a my»: in 839,646,000 - than " the pmioul 19-! 0nd. 1m:- buring deposit- by the public " "and from $868,674!” ta 3886.- 295)“. Non-i--beaefrte de. posits by tin public are $12,201,096 huh" " $269,086,041. Dope-m by 5nd balm dun to the Dominion Governmont “and It 022,216,564 u compared with 815,- 531,067: . The ennui] meeting of the Ram'- shareholders will be held in Balifax on December In. _ A Bright Id“ I wish to help the Hydro out, For which I chug. no he, an offer here u bright. idea That’s just occurred to me. For trll this groping in the dark Amid protests and wow!- May no plied. our eyukht, We'll tum to bat or owls. Irarustid paint, Which w. could use " make up To replace the light that "aitt't" 'tr, Inauggost‘lA substitute, Then we could ”so nbout our work In office, homeUr store-- Our face: would provide the light. What can we uk tor more? And picture a department “are; I'm pure you would be proud If your taco shone man than the 7 rest . In all that gleaming crowd. Spectators at B hockey gums, How thrilled they'd be to know Toronto ,won the Stanley Cup Beneath their mu- glow. So, let us all co-oparau, Adopt my simple plan: Let’s paint " with phosphorous paint - Ami beat the Hydro ban. I Poet's Corner l T. B. Gleam. Weston Muaticihitarrtr"'i_),l, Election ' bar noun”, DECEMBER 6th VOTE TO . . . " No- wu'rou MUNICIPAL Vim your ivy... H... . The work he: been very absorbing and certainly demanded my an“.-- -- consideration. Many ot the necessary works and developments throughout Weston have been held up owing to o-,' mew end securing the most economical method of putting into effect these necessary improvements. The town of Weston, as you know, has grown tremendously. Such growth require added supervision and consideration. It is my purpose during the coming you to make t . ' “A. .mdv of the whole situation. , ,i u- netting my te teen held up om"; w _-,, putting into effect these necessary improve""'""" The town of Weston, as you know, has grown tremendously. Such growth require! added supervision and consideration. It is my purpose during the coming your to make . further and better study of the whole situation. , My first year in Council has been, as it were, an apprenticeship, getttin; my feet under me and finding a solid foundation. Thus the second year should give me an oppor- tunity of carrying into effect, efficiently, some of the things that ere necessity for the welfare of Weston. ' ,rr Therefore I am asking for your support at tthPoils on Monday, December 6th, 1948 " "m... Councillors for the coming year. - _ ,-.__._,1 an M Walla.» _.- Therefore I am asking for your support at the-run» on m“, - to re-elect me as one of your Councillors for the coming year. My record for the post term is available at the Town Hall. I hove (and u Chih- man of Pork: Committee, looking after opening and oqutppluo! Bord Avenue Pork. Dennison Pork and Requisition of Property for “one! Avenue ma. t have Ibo unto on Trmpomuon and Property Committee. " Mr own business new spook! for itself; My clone minim with the {on of Wanton over the put gt your! on all part ofmy Jiyi1et2l'l't"iiriroao"ou""'" cillon for 1949. Mark X for Pmmon your ballot. For can and information pic-c we +400, We“ MT. BIL. My -srhiel - COUNCILLOR 1949. I [iii2jiiiiijiii-1rjii/ Re-Elect JACK .' JACK r. “it“ it?