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H; th Waffle Opposes Gounc. Hodgson’s Bid For Ihtitiity-Rttmmshiit Claims of Ward Pour of mo. bicoke Township needs to con- sider only one election contest next Monday, December 6th. The ward, which represents that use ot the township north of the Richview Side Road will be “mounted Iain next year by Councillor John Allen at Rex. dnlo who received In acclama- tion on nomination day last Pri. tion on day. The only contest is the one for Deputy-Reeve. Councillor Wil, li-m R. Hodgson is seeking to step up to the Deputy-Reeveship Ind is being opposed by H. o. Wtifrle, garage owner. Also receiving acclamations were Reeve Bev. Lewis, Board of Education candidates, and hydro commission candidates. Son of the late J. T. Hodgson who was . pioneer builder in Etobicoke, Bill Hodgson was ed. ucated at Etobicoke schools. Dur. The" students or. t9oalihd loamy Shop own": and operators. In on!" thot students of our Hui: Duign School may have while" ht work with - w. offer a special rm. to India in axchang. for time and potion“. NOTICE TO ELECTORS Publication of a lay-law to be voted upon at the annual election to be held December 6th, 1954, at the Township of North York. A BY-LAW that the Council of the" Township of North York shall be composed of a Reeve and eight (8) Councillors, and that the Board of Education of the Township of North York shall be composed of nine (9) members. THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF NORTH YORK HEREBY ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: FOR DETAILS AND APPOINTMENTS MU. 2911 Faseione Academy of Advanced Hair Design I. That the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of North York shall be composed of a Reeve to be elected by a general vote, and eight (8) Councillors, one Councillor to be elected from each of eight wards. 2. That the Board of Education of the Corporation of the Township of North York shall be composed of nine (9) members, eight (8) of whom shall be elected on the basis of one member from each eight Words, and one appoint- ed by the Separate School Board of the Township. 3. That this By-law shall not be read a third time and finally passed until it has received the assent of the Municipal electors for the said Township and until enabling legis- lation has been obtained and until the Ontario Municipal Board has re-divided the Municipality into eight wards. READ A FIRST AND SECOND TIME ONLY this 4th day of November, I954. b READ A THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED this .r.w..v_..__ day of .wrrr..r.v-vr 1954. I, Albert G. Standing, Clerk of the Corporation of the Town- ship of North York do hereby certify that the above is a true copy of proposed By-law Number 9593 of the Township of North York, read a first and second time only November 4th, 1954. Witness my hand and the seal of the Corporation this 10th day of November, A.D. I954. (SEAL) And further Duke notice mar 1. If the assent of the electors is obtained to the said pro- posed By-law, it will be taken into consideration by Council offer the expiration of one month from the date of the first publication, namely, the 11th day of November, 1954. §nvb;half of the parlor-u Gr.sted, or opisosing the proposed Dy-Iaw. band at the Township of North York and first published this "Oh day of November, 1954. Shampoo Style Cut and Styled Setting $1.00 W. R. HODGSON TOWNSHIP OF NORTH YORK BY-LAW NUMBER 9593 The vole of the Municipal Eleclon of the Township of North York shall be token upon the said proposed By-law on the 6th day of December, 1954, being the date of the Annual Election. " Friday, the 3rd day of December, 1954, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at in; Council Chambers, Willowdale, shall be the "me and place for the appointment by the Reeve of persons In amend an lhe variou; polling places, and ot the final summing up of the voles by the Clerk WANTED Clerk TOWNSHIP OF NORTH YORK day last (signed) A. G. Standing, Clerk, Corporation of the Township of North York l A trharter member of the Eto- ibicoke YM-YWCA Board, and a (charter director Kingsway Ki. (wanis Club, he was one of the lKiwanians of the Lam Is-King :youth club. a postwar founder of the Kingsway Business Men's “Association and ctrtounder of ';West Kingsway ratepayers' or- iganization in the Sunnylea-Is- Hinmon area I Bill Hodgson first sought pub- l,lie office in 1949. He headed the campaign for action on Etobi, leoke's water shortage but was {defeated in his initial bid for (office, The next year he polled 34.400 votes to secure a seat on gthe iiveman council. He was Ipromptly handed the utility com' imittee chairmanship and with it i"the water problem". At one 3point he personally supervised linstallation of a trunk main con' inection on Kipling Ave. to re- llieve the scarcity of water in 1central township mains. Noon have been Ontario. One of America's top speed- boat racers. Councillor Hodgson has been the most consistent voice for public safety in the township. He persuaded council to establish Etobicoke Traffic Safety Council and Fe was made first chairman. Since 1951 he has continued to play an active role on that body. At his own expense he has travelled to many parts of the. continent to confer with safety experts. H. o. WAFFLE "There is a great need for ac- tion and accomplishment in this Township," said H, o. Waffle on advising that he was volunteer- ing his experience to the rate- payers of Etobicoke as a candi. date for Deputy Reeve. l located-mf business in Eto, A. G. Standing, Clerk, Corporation of the Township of North York. Despite long work, speed counselling. his business t engaged tl Ir II he served in ed services, On re- he Air Force he as insurance business, an active business spite long hours in ah, speed boat no Reeve d boat no I. and sate. :5 interests throughout ll Masonic Installation I , Eric L. Worgan was installed': as Worshipful Master of the "lumber Lodge AF and AM‘ lWeston by the Very Worshipful), l, Brother James W. Duke. f Mr/ Worgan was born Feb: (s, 1893 in a house on "B" Linei, now called Royal York Road) 'N. The Worgan Estate is now i part of St. George's golf course/ _ He attended the old "B" Line: 'pubuc school, ss. No. 5 which' Cid sitnuated about In milei (north of Richview side road] The school was remodelled into,' la house after the Humber) 1 Heights Consolidated school was) built in 1921. [ bicoke because of my confidence in its future. This, immediately after terminating my services with His Majesty's Royal Cana- dian Air Force. As I happily married man living on Burn- hamthorpe Park Blvd.. I have, as one of those who has contri. buted what I can, helped our Township grow from 28,000 to Just under 100.000 TTV-e a city the size of London, Ontario.. This growth in population has de- manded and received, my ser- vices from the homes, businesses, schools, churches and our youth.? I Mr. Worgan was an operator ‘on the old Toronto and Sub- ‘urban Railroad from 1917 to ‘l 1922. His run alternated fort- , nightly between Woodbridge and Keele and Dundas at the ‘Toronto Junction and through l Keele and Dundas Lambton run. RENE B. LEWIS COUNCILLOR JOHN ALLEN Among exclamation: on Nomination Day last wuk for Etobicoke township council were Run Bev. "wit and Ward Four Coun, cillor John Allen. "As' Va charter member and president of the Islington Busi. C", O Etoblcoke Lmltlllt.Mltl ' , r a, 'm I), ' , - " , an 3%; 'a, "Tr"'" u. ve cr v',are'si'i, (/f dou "r, ‘ I wt: in} V T ITES' q 'art, "’ 4 .11 V s,t"irits'i,,'l,ii_'i",r' wo , C,, f tiiiik: of ' , dou " V one B, V Re _ " we Mr. Woman was a well known soccer player in the years of World War I. He played out- side right position for the old Humbervale Rangers. In 1916 he was playing' for the Thistletown team in the three-team circuit of Thistle- town, Emery and Edgeley and was presented with a silver cup. Ife was the' youngest member of the Thistletown team. Mr. Worgan is a true son of the soil, and referred to his apprenticeship in market gard- ening with T. Delworth and Son, Florists on Richview Side Road, A staunch Anglican all his lite, Mr. Worgan was one of the founders of St. Andrew's Anglican Church, Thistletnwn. He was christened and confirm ed into the Anglican faith at the old St. George's on the Hill Church on Dundas St., lsling- ton. From 1938 to 1943 he operat- ed a refreshment booth at the corner of Royal York Road and Dundas Street. Illness in the family caused Mr. Worgan to return to work with his brother Charles on the family garden on Richview Side Rd. In I‘m-9m years he has been in association with St. Matthias Church, Scarlett Rd., and was Rector's Warden to the Rev. T. B. Butler from 1940 to 1946. Mr. Woman was initiated in the Humber Lodge in 1927, took his degrees and has diligently applied himself to the many tasks of the others il receive the hon our of Maste'r, He passed out some sound phtiosophr when he said, "Live each day the best life that you can. trusting in the Almighty, and you will have no need to worry about the future." He is a ftrm behever "That he who would be I myrter must first be I servant." The Second Humber Heights Scout Troop Ladies Auxiliary held a very successful bake sale at St. Andrew's, Humber Heights, on Saturday aftornoon, The proceeds, $93.47. will be used to give the Cubs and Scouts of Second Plumber Heights Troop a Christina: party Dec. 20th i Aii+ church basement. , ' The Second Hu ber Heights Pack held an i mm. In! Sale In Snow-n "RP" “UMBER HEIGHTS By Harold Watts CH. 1-5026 nessmen's Association, I have focused the attention of this group on projects involving sate ty for our children and the need to induce business Ind industry to locate here. And in this way help 'delny the ever increasing can! of education and services." Mr. Waffle continued. "My! record of ten you: in Etobicoke) is proof that I am a man of new tion and result. My business eoci perience and know-ttow are at the disposal of the ratepayers of? Etobicoke. Being a business ex-; exutive my experience is vital to the strengthening of this Town, ship's Council tor the coming, term." Monday night and M members were admitted into the Pack under the leadership of Don Sommers. Refreshments were served by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Second Humber Heights Scout Troop. The Maw, Paw and Me supper of the C.G.I.T. will be held in the basement ot St. Andrew's Church, Friday Dec. 3rd., at 6:30 p.m. The girls and the leaders have lined up a very entertaining evening for the parents. , The Thursday night euchre was held at the home of Mrs. Miles, Lockheed Blvd. SAME AGAIN? NO THANKS On December 4th, 1905, a man threw a bottle at the judge at Leeds Asslze Court when sen- tenced for stealing. On Decertr her 4th, 1925 c. exactly twenty years later - the same man stood again in the same dock in the same court charged with the same offence. Mrs. D. Lindsay won first prize on cutting the highest card to break a tie high score. The second prize went . to Mrs. M. McVittie, third to Mrs. Ames and low score was won by the hostess, Mrs. Miles. This time, however, there was no bottle -- he had been search- ed beforehand and four warders stood around him! The Candidate Who Will Give The Reeve The MOST Support You, as a Taxpayer. knpw what HAS to be done - [loci the Man that CAN " I'll $3 , VOTE TO ELECT H. 0.1mm" WAFFLE An experienced man who will so! thlngs done. A Bushes: Man Who Represents Ratepayers --ALL-- (Continuum!) AmtteutimttqrNtV What htaiviaaatmamt-ett- mudmwhhwdoinlpu- Iona! way with mud towed of their doubtedly offering _ equally u. TOWNSHIP OF ETOBICOKE . RE-ELECT _ -. VOTE... HUMBER HEIGHTS WESTMOUNT FAIRHAVEN KINGSVIEW VILLAGE y o t h e r t themulvu. welt quartiUd anyom candidates TOWNSHIP OF ETOBIO0KE DEPUTY REEVE In / nerve l I map I tltl,fdl,ll ami i' A . " in the ‘upuity of Councillor a the m at Vic-um. "The Minion in glad to - to my dunn- wiiing to CH. 1-8153 coma! once. This, we believe, For Transportation ' Information Hy Thank: Continued Support I “in. councillor John Mat Your Senior Councillor :1 HECTOR: OF THIS". _itpeai1ttryi-rttrr. 11iifiriiiiiriiriFiyEt "otmmmentaasdwoill+. hon happy to comb with 'and-ist-Cot-Kitt-tttsay {In clotted on Sunni”. Doe.- "IMAMWM HODGSON Your voto and trftqqmtq mp“. solicitod for the ro-oloctkil M TRUSTEE FOR "55 TRIED PROV! DEPUTY- REEVE REXDALE ELMLEA THISTLETOWN A. man who wlll be the spark-pm; In the RBI]? VENATION of the Town- ship Councll - A man who'wlll work hr the benefit of ALL the people W. R. (BILL) CH. 1-3619 _