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_ éontest was for the 1949 and 1950 . school year. The final will be held _ ‘at York county council chambers $ j on Adelaide St., Toronto, on Noâ€" «. vember 10. ' I 25c doz. 7’& semiâ€"final of the York ' public speaking contest was held on Tuesday evening, October 25, 1949, at Richvale school. This Sr. Public School Weston ‘senior school had two contestants present. One of these contestants, Barbara Cruise, came second in Mr. Howitt‘s inspectorâ€" ate. Gwen Glen came first. The ofâ€" ficial winner of the two inspectorâ€" Weston Super Market Let Us â€" â€"â€" ROOFING AND SHEET METAL EAVESTROUGHING â€" INSULâ€"BRIC SIDING PHONE 19 THIRD AVE. WESTON 462â€"W WESTMOUNT, ONT. MUNICIPAL HALL Richmond Hill â€" Wed. Nov. 9th m 8 p.m. E.D.S.T. MR. CLIFFORD MORROW, of the Ontario Livestock Branch, will outline the new cow testing policy by which dairymen may obtain records and certificates on grade cows or heifers, or ‘purebreds in mixed herds. Prove the dams of your heifers. Membership in Associations limited. With A Brand New Panel Delivery Truck You May Shop or Phone Zone 4â€"212. Orders Taken Until 4.30 p.m. Daily. Minimum Delivery Order $3.00 Store Will Remain Open Fridays Until 7 p.m. Closed All Day Wednesday Dairy Cattle Owners PorkShoulders (Shankless) All Steaks or Roasts ORANGES REDEEM YOUR COUPONS HERE FOR CHASE AND SANBORN COFFEE, TENDERLEAF TEA AND BLUE BONNET MARGARINE A meeting- of owners of grade or mixed herds of Dairy Cattle will be held in the Weston Super Market CAMPBELL‘S Tomato Soup 2 tins 21c ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ROOF YOUR BUILDING . H. WALLACE & SONS Ib. 61c BROOKFIELD Ib. 39c¢ CALIFORNIA The Most Important Part Of Any Structure Butter First Grade W. M. Cockburn Agricultural Representative, Newmarket A NEW DELIVERY SERVICE Announces for your convenience craphook B 4@ f TOMATOES 2 tins 29c BLUE BONNET MARGARINE 34c Ib. 3 Ib. 23¢| ea. LEAN Pork Butts Ib. 49c WASHED Carrots ates was Joyce Perkins. The senior school‘s other contestant was Barâ€" bara Simpson, who made a very fine job on "Our Beloved Monâ€" arch." Each contestant had a preâ€" pared speech to make, limited at five minutes, then an impromptu speech limited at three minutes. Several pupils and teachers from Weston senior school were present. Excellent speeches were given by all contestants. Soccer Whitesox 2, Humberview 1 The gnn'\e between White Sox and â€" Humbcview â€" started . with TIP TOP ZONE 4â€"212 Beverley Lithgow LEAN Minced Beef PRIME RIB OF Beef Boneless Ib. 65c CHOICE YORK PEACHES Ib. 39c¢ Caulifliower Large White 20 oz. tin 23¢ The Humberview team . kept pressing on the White Sox goal in the second half until they scored. Many other times they had chances but Ralph Wilson again turned them back. The game finally ended with the final score White Sox 2, Humberview. 1. first half. Humberview, on any rushes they made, were soon stopâ€" ped by the strong White Sox deâ€" fence. White Sox hammered away pn'hlu-b‘rvlov(ulufllh- Sherman finally put the ball past the goalie. . Humberview again elected to kick and sent a nice kick down into White Sox territory and held the White. Sox there. ‘Their :otiu was accurate but they id not put the ball past big Relph Wilson in goal. They had many scoring chances but did not capitalize on them. Finally the White Sox kicked it out of their end to centre where the White Sox forward line took it. Many playâ€" ers touched the ball before Stanâ€" kaitas put a blazing shot into the Humberview goal, Humber Height 3, White Sox 0 Humber Heights elected to kick off and sent the ball far into White Sox end. The Humber‘ Heights team pressed on the White Sox goal continually but could not score as the White Sox defence was holding out well. White Sox were held in their own end threeâ€" quarters of the half, Humber Heights were at last driven out and White Sox started to go but found the opposition‘s defence and goalie too hard to beat. On a quick rush Humber Heights finally scored with Dixie Rhodes putting it past Ralph Wilson. The first half ended with the score 1â€"0 in favor of Humâ€" ber Heights. Early in the second half Rhodes again scored for Humber Heights. White Sox were held in their own end most of the second half. After a quick rush by White Sox had been stopped, Humber Heights put a neat shot past astonished Wally Beech. White Sox fought back hard but could not get it past the Humber Heights goalie. The game ended while White Sox were putâ€" ting on a desperate drive. Final score Humber Heights 3, White Sox 0. White Sox and Red Sox meet in a suddenâ€"death game Friday at 4 p.m. at Gibson Park. Rugbyâ€"Bob Gillies York Memorial vs. East York bn -w;;i;é;day Oct. 26, York C. MEASOR & SON SHORT RIB OR BLADE ROASTS 10 lb. PORK Sausage Ib. 49c¢ BETTY‘S STRAWBERRY Potatoes Ib. 49c¢ MacINTOSH Ib. 65c 24 oz. jar JAM 42¢ SPUD No. _ York‘s cheerleaders should be congratulated on the performance they put on when, even though it hailed they went out in their neat Red and Gold costumes to back the teams up. They must have been pretty cold. _ 2e e on sah Last Thursday, Oct. 27, the York Memorial Midget Rugby Team played Erampton at Coronation Park and defeated their opponents 12 to 6. Though the Midgets diu not get ‘into the playoffs they played good rugby and came out in 3rd place. Nice work boys. I-‘luh!â€".lux:)r party at York coming up is Friday. This is what everyone at Grades nine and ten has been waiting for, the Junâ€" ior Party! and what a party it‘s going to be. For the past couple of weeks a committee of Lower School studâ€" ents and a few Upper Schoot students under the direction of George Moffatt of 9E have been planning the big event of the fall term for the Juniors. After quesâ€" tioning all classes about the type of party they wanted it was decidâ€" ed to have dancing in the gyms, games, and movies. The idea of a costume party was overuled, so dig out your best duds and come on over! The dancing will commence at 8 p.ni. in the gym and will conâ€" tinue until after eleven. Yck!.YukW..-“th Senior game, East York, 26, York Memorial 6. The Senior team ‘is now in 4th place and the Junior in For the nonâ€"dancers there will be games in the cafeteria with lots of prizes, and movies in the audiâ€" torium. This is the chance the Grade nines have waited for, to get out and meet other students at York and have fun and laughs while doing so. The cost is only 25¢ so don‘t miss this big event. Interm Reports Junior team to the score of East . Although brawn is associated with rugby we also find beauty in the persons of York‘s six pretty cheerleaders. With new routines and outfits, Iris Bourne, Aileen Fors, Louise Hudgin, Hilda Lang, Pat ‘Shaw and Eleanor Stewart ably lead York‘s cheering section. Their short red, corduroy jumpers and longâ€"sleeved yellow blouses certainly stood out attractively when the girls participated in the Red Feather Games at Mapie Leaf Stadium. Despite the wintry weather on ‘October 26, York‘s colourful sexâ€" tette cheered our gridiron squads &on to a fighting finish against Well gang the interm reports have been sent out and our parents know the results of our first months of school. What a cuâ€" tastrophe! Cheerleadingâ€"Aileen Forsâ€"12A East York‘s victorious teams. Though our teams may not end on top when the rugby season closes we can feel that our teams and cheerleaders have done their best. Ann‘s Gift Shoppe FOR THE LADIES Jewellery by Coro....98¢ Cups & Saucers....$1.40 ‘Tes Pots......__._.$1.05 CIOCKS.........â€"somussin=P2:B0 V RSECS .....w.smammmmamimmi l Candy Dishes.............10¢ Place Mats.........................25 Oil Paintings..............$8.50 Key Cases .......____]5¢ up Wallets ................$1.98 up Ash TrAYS ............00¢ UP Beer Mugs ... $1.4h Glasses .......................95¢ set Clocks ................._.._$2,50 up Ronson Lighters....$6.50 up Ete. FOR THE MEN Doll$ ...â€"..~«â€"=»».~~89¢, 98¢ Plastic Toys ......_15¢ up Games ......................_._.29¢ Color & Cutâ€"out Books..20¢ BANK8 .........._._._......_._.__.15¢ Dishes ................_.._.._._40¢ 1652 Jane St. at Speers Phone 1964â€"W CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS Large Assortment of Wrappings & Xmas Cards Personalized Cards, Scrip ture, _ Canadian _ Scenes, Winter Landscapes, Cries of Old London, Currier & Ives, Kiddies, Teenâ€"Agers, [umorous, etc. 50¢, $1.00, $1.50 per box "DROP IN" or PHONE 1964â€"W WE DELIVER ONLY 44 MORE SHOPPING DAYS _ 98¢ up $1.40 up $1.65 up $2.50 up in $2,.50 .. 40c up ..25¢ up $8.50 up ‘The Weston Chess Club Tourâ€" naments show the following posiâ€" tions to date: Class No. 1 P W LOP DI€K «ommmetactcrmmcunmi: 3 & 1 Th copmeqmmenmecm 9 4 ‘1 i FOX .ocmoprommmmmeme 2 1 1 1 MACKBY «<commaema 4 1 1 i WAIPER wommmmmecem 2 9 2# 0 RODHISON â€"sâ€"wwcummmcen 2 0 20 Class No. 2 P W LCP CBHRBBIE =oomumes 3 $ :9 $ Moore ....__._._._._._. 3 3 0 3 BrBDY " mmâ€"ooocmmes $ 2 1 2 Faers S 2 : 0 : ROChO â€"mmâ€"mpvcmeterme. § 1 8. 1 Cleverly ..__. 2 0 2 0 Below we give a game played by two players of the Weston Chess Club. Mr. Thull is the present club champion, and Mr. Warren is the runnerâ€"up. This game was played during last season‘s, Championship Tournament. Itâ€"is a good game. Whiteâ€"Geo. Thull Rodgers .............â€". Isherwood ... Junior Chess Club The Hallowe‘en festivities, plus the beautiful: sunny afternoon must have caused the Juniors to forget about the opening day of the club. All juniors please reâ€" member that next Saturday Nov. 5th at 3 p.m. in the Director of Recreation‘s Hall, 8 Elsmere Ave., is your afternoon for chess. The instructors will be on hand to welâ€" come you. The Toronto Chess League Tourâ€" naments are scheduled to*" comâ€" mence on Nov. 23rd. Weston Chess Club has entered a team>of six in the Minor Series. The Quebec Provincial Chamâ€" pionship Tournament was won by Max Euze of Montreal by a score of 4 wins and 2 draws. , Frank Anderson won the. Toâ€" ronto "Speed" championship with a final score of 3 to 0. Little cheerleading will be done during the winter months but York will be justly proud to back their cheerleaders at Varsity next Spring. 10. 17. PQ4 Pâ€"QB4 Nâ€"QB3 Pâ€"K3 Pâ€"QR3 Bâ€"N2 Bâ€"Q3 Nâ€"Q2 Pâ€"B3 QxN BPâ€"P R (Ri)â€"Q1 PxP Richardsons have decided to give all you swell folks a preâ€"Xmas present, with savâ€" ings up to 75%. We have 500 lamps that forâ€" mgr‘ly sold up to $20 at their regular price. We are clearing the entire lot to make room for our Xmas stock, and have decided to sell these lamps for the unbelievable price of $5.95. Yes, Complete with a silk or plasâ€" tic shade. We also have 500 glass lamps and shades in all shapes and colours, the prices are $3.95 with shade. Shop early for these terrific bargains, the supply is limited. 25 MAIN ST. NORTH Blackâ€"A. E. Warren RICHARDSON FURNITURE AND ELECTRIG Co. IT‘$ RICHARDSON‘S IN WESTON FOR MONEY SAVING VALUES Nâ€"KB3 Pâ€"K3 Pâ€"K4 Nâ€"B3 Bâ€"N5 BxN ch Nâ€"K3 Pâ€"QN3 Pâ€"KR3 Pâ€"B4 NxN Pâ€"K4 QxP qâ€"Q3 Kâ€"R1 QxP 18 BM ; â€" ~ =~ f0 22. Râ€"B8 24. tfi 25. Râ€"R3 26. Kâ€"Ni 27. Pâ€"N4 28. PxRP 290. Qx ch. .. > 30..Qâ€"R7 and mate. l tds ui) CLAUSâ€" _IMPORTANT NOTIGE . _ Spode _ English China 10 MAIN ST. SOUTH SAALMANS A 10% Price Reduction on All Spode Dinnerware Is Now Effective DUE TO DEVALUATION OF THE POUND NOW REDUCED 10% Kâ€"N1 "The Jewel and Gift Shop" Over 23 Years in Business f LIMITED 139 MAIN ST SOUTH â€" Has Come to Weston ~LUMBER, BUILDERS‘ SUPPLIES, FUEL PHONES: WESTON 74 â€" JUNCTION 9662 Temporary entrance off Denison Road East Yes â€" â€" running alongside of C.N.R. tracks WESTON 1208 â€" LY. WESTON 354 WESTON iX