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English & Mould Ltd. 20 WARRANTY! ® PLUMBING ® HEATING + APPLIANCES 1186 Weston Rd. â€"â€" MT. DENNIS â€" Phone RO. 27575 STARTING MARCH 17th TELEPHONE NUMBERS when ... bo NOT USE : the new numbers UNTIL SUNDAY MARCH 17th or your call will not be completed. â€", WESTON AREA SWIMMING POOL e~THERE WILL BE 40,000 aaw 2.5 TORONTO _ It would, we feel, be most j helpful to the present situation if the School Board members | themselves would take a firm| hold of the situation and not let | the dire predictions of their hired help cloud their own pri-! vate thoughts on this very im-. portant matter. In the same vein, | it may well behoove our counâ€"| cillors to take a much more charitable view of the tremenâ€" dous responsibilities entrusted to | our school board members and make some concrete attempt to assist them materially in disâ€" charging these responsibilities. _ It would appear that the honest admission, by both public bodies, that the division exists would be the first step on the road to muâ€" tual coâ€"operation and underâ€" standing the benefits of which could only accrue to the public good. Somewhere there lies a comâ€" promise between what Council requests of the School Board in the way of information and the publicized fear of School Board members to give council "too much information" which may or may not be used against them at: a future date. i That any local Council should | ever be made to feel that such | a manner of doing business was | necessary certainly reveals to{ the public the deep division that appears to exist between these | two bodies. Such a division could | not have been created overâ€"| night, Such a division will not‘ be easily healed. | Urges Council It is most certainly not in the public interest for two local municipal bodies, entrusted with the responsibilities of the public good, to be continually bickerâ€" ing with each other. At the present time their lies on the record at the municipal offices a resolution which states that no further subdivisions will be processed to the council with regard to the availabliity of school dollars for new school construction. Other prizewinners included: Ewan King, Rexdale, 2nd, corâ€" net solo, under 12; Barbara Durâ€" ham, Woodbridge, 2nd, piano solo, under 13; Caririne Condie, Downsview, 3rd, piano solo unâ€" der 14; and Ann Flinders, Woodâ€" bridge, 2nd, girls‘ solo under 13. (Continued from Page 1) that the Chairman would LOAN his personal copy to Mr. Singer. Mr. Singer is still awaiting the receipt of this copy on LOAN. Margaret Hilliard of Woodâ€" bridge took the following prizes: 1st in oratorio solo; and thirds in contralto solo, operatic solo, and contralto solo under 21. In a duet with Carol Davidson, 2nd prize was won. Terry Rosen of Downsview took 1st prize in the piano acâ€" cordion solo class. Numerous Winners . .. (Continued from Page 1) ton, to get a third in the girls‘ duet, under 14 years. Industrial Canvass Starts March 20th â€"â€"â€"â€" PHONE CH. 4â€"8162 FOR INFORMATION â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" ‘r COLLEGE T ?AINED UNIONâ€" “ Patrons attending the Home |and School Public Speaking finals, to be held at Armour | Heights Public School on March | 21st next, have an especially Ifine treat in store for them. ISTSâ€"Canadian labor unions will be hiring more university trained â€" administrators. Tradâ€" itionally most unions here (a) have favored upâ€"fromâ€"theâ€"ranks executives (b) have maintained a skeptical attitude about the value of higher learning. Howâ€" ever, experience with manageâ€" ment‘s industrial relations exâ€" perts and the example of U.S.â€" based international unions is changing Canadian union thinkâ€" ing. John H. R° pointed Secre Frank L. Trethewey has been named Assistant to the Presiâ€" dent and continues as a Direcâ€" tor of Orenda Engines Limited. Paul Y. Davoud has been apâ€" pointed _ VicePresident. _ Sales and Service. f Kenneth appointed nance and Orenda Engines Appointments The following executive apâ€" pointments have been announcâ€" ed by W. R. McLachlan, Presâ€" ident and General Manager, Orenda Engines Limited. On the same program will be the presentation of awards to the winners of the Essay Conâ€" test, held in conjunction with the Public Speaking project. To round out this evening of "accent on youth", some excelâ€" lent musical entertainment is promised by one of the top school choirs. Ho!ld Public Speaking Finals March 21st This contest, sponsored by North York Home and School Council, has aroused keen inâ€" terest amongst the students, and the six finalists deserve conâ€" siderable credit for having battled their way to the top against stiff competition. MRS. JAKOB PAJOS signs the register in St. Peter‘s Lutheran church on Mount Pleasant Road while the groom looks on. The bride is the former Malle Koot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Koot of Church St., Weston. Cabal Photo Gar Wood Heating and Air Conditioning 102 Main St. S., Weston Some of the most distressing Service Centre, said in her first family situations in North York|annual report. result from lack of lowâ€"rental| "Almost half of the income housing in the township, Owen|of many families, particularly Oliver, executive director of the large families, goes to meet North York and Weston Family higch rent dr morisgana mav. Weston Girl Wed N.Y.‘s Low Rental Housing Lack Affecting Solidarity Of Family Declares Family Centre Report Give Generously To Your J. C. Wardlaw & Co. Ltd. CH. 1â€"9139 A Canvassor Will Call On You Or Your Donation May Be Mailed To 4 Little Ave. ThIis AD sPONSORED BY WESTON LIONS CLUB) R. Church has been Viceâ€"President, _ Fiâ€" Treasurer. has been ap The license number was broadâ€" cast by the police and three youths were arrested late by the O.P.P. in Bracebridge. He followed the tracks of the youths to a service station and later spotted them â€" running away from it. When he tried to follow them in his car, PC Nachuk got stuck in the snow and after checking the area on foot he returned to the service station and found it had been broken into. He then got the poâ€" liceman on the beat who aroused the owner of the station and it was found that a car had been stolen from the lot. Another cause of serious tenâ€" sions and fears in families with a marginal income is the lack of medical facilities in North York and the resulting doctor‘s bills which are added to the alâ€" ‘ready great financisl burden ‘caused by high rents, when a |child or parent becomes ill. | If‘ North York‘s population [soars to the estimated 250,000 mark in the next four years, hthere will be an increased deâ€" ‘mand for welfare work. This demand must be anticipated, (Miss Oliver warned. t happened while the conâ€" stable was off duty and on his way home from visiting friends in North Toronto one evening. As he drove along Bloor Street, he observed two youths opposite the Centre Town Car Wash actâ€" ing suspiciously. He continued on a short distance, then doused his car lights and parked his car in a lot opposite the youths. While sitting on the floor of his car and observing the youths pacing up and down in front of the service station, he noticed a third youth join them. Later he followed the youths as they travelled west in a Bloor street car, getting off the car at Runnyâ€" mede Ave. Weston P. C. Praised For Offâ€"Duty Work PC Ben Nachuk of the Wesâ€" ton station, Metro police reâ€" cently received commendation for the part he played in the apprehension of three youths who broke into a garage and stole a car. Elected to the Board of Direcâ€" tors for the new year are: Mrs. lola Brookbanks, Nels Boylen, R. B. Bradley, Mrs. E. W. Mcâ€" Donald, Mrs. J. Rowlands, F. Boyden, Mrs. J. Shapiro, Hugh S. Honsberger, Dr. Winnifred Bryce, Mrs. Evelyn Raynor, Irving H. L. Wilson, Miss Mariâ€" anne Worsey, Mrs. W. P. Patterâ€" son, Mrs. Emerson Whiting, Wilâ€" liam Crisp, Mrs. Howard Graff, Mrs. W. E. Hayward, Dr. Arthur Peart, Mrs. Zelda Feldbrill, Murray Cole, Mrs. Gwen Raven, Ray Hoag, Professor Ben Etkin, Mrs. F. Robinson and Miss Moira Skelton. The welfare centre, financed almost entirely by the United Appeal for Metropolitan Toronâ€" to, received $33,808.00 from the Appeal last year. Organized .by the citizens of! North York and Weston a year| ago to meet pressing family and welfare needs the Family Serâ€"| vice Centre helped 360 families | or individuals in its first year.! Social workers gave counselling | service to 235 persons or familâ€" | ies, aided 67 with financial | problems and 58 with health | problems. | There are 15,000 people in North York now who have or who will suffer trom some emoâ€" tional disturbances in their life, and about 7,500 who will be in mental hospitals or under psyâ€" chiatric care." The feelings of isolation which some families are experiencing, particularly mothers with small children, because of lack of transportation facilities in some areas, is very real. They feel cut off from friends and relaâ€" tives, and neglected by the husâ€" band who is many hours away from home. "Almost half of the income of many families, particularly large families, goes to meet high rent or mortgage payâ€" ments. This is causing tensions and anxiety which are seriousâ€" ly affecting the solidarity of family living," Miss Oliver said. Annual Meeting Weston Church The uumber of members to date 61. The Deacons for 1987 are: Mr. Geo. Kent, Mr. Washburn, Mr. B. Haw: kins, Mr. Joe Kent, Mr. D. Chapple and Mr. Leighton; treasurer, Mr. Geo. Kent; clerk, Mrs. M. Hawkins; ordin: ance secretary, Mrs. E. Hall; chairman of ushers, Mr B. Lee. The _ average . attendance at . the Bible school was 145.7. It Is an onâ€" Jective of the church to increase the attendance to 200 for 1957. Another alm is to have a week of special meelinzs which would include the recognition of the church by the Fel lowship of Evangelical Churches. The , sagvaly mestine t Bownaview | ann neview | Baptist church was held on Wednesâ€"| day, Feb. 13th. Total income of the ‘oluru fund for the year was $8,â€"! 18.90, a 33 per_cent. Increase over the past year: There was $288.00 in the missionary fund. The labilities amounted to $14300. A World Day of Prayer serâ€" vice for teenâ€"age girls was held at Trethewey Park United church on Friday afternoon, March 8th. Participating in the service were about 60 girls and their‘ leaders from the C.GLT. o!l Trethewey Park, the G.A. of St. David‘s Anglican, the G.A., of the Church of the Good Shepâ€"| herd, and the Girl Guides of‘ Leave Bundle of old papers on your verandah for pickâ€"up 3rd Saturday of every month. Woestminster 2nd Weston Scouts will be out in full force this coming Saturâ€" day, March 16th, on the first of MONTHLY PAPER DRIVES. Please save ALLl YOUR OLD NEWSPAPERS AND TELEPMONE BOOKS. Over 100 beys in this group in great need of tents and camping equipment. The area to be covered is Lawrence Ave. on the south to Church St. on the north, east to Jane St. ond west to Main St. 75 Main St. N. Boys‘ 8 to 16 Windbreakers $3.98 © Good looking, very serviceable in a range of calors. BOXER CORDUROY LONGSâ€"2 to 6x WASHABLE PLAID LONGSâ€"2 to 6x GABARDINE LONGSâ€"2 to 6x FADED BLUE DENIM LONGSâ€"2 to 6x PASTEL PRINTED CORDUROY CRAWLERS PLAIN COLORED CORDUROY CRAWLERS /4 Savings on Kiddies Wear Slips in Crepe and Cotton s1.98 Melbourne Flannel PANTS BOY SCOUT PAPER DRIVE In Gabardine and Poplinâ€"Choice of Cnlors \6 ‘ ’s,’?x:’:"’a;‘:;'.i., yd. 79e _ This Sat., March 16th Smartly Styled, Lace Trimmed Special Buys Special Purchase Ladies‘ Spring Gay stripes, large size 24" x 44" Cc omPany L/MTEd h s1.98 42 inch Pillow Cotton Rayon Cotton Cloths Men‘s BATH TOWELS Local Couple Wed Fifty Years Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walduck of 9 Seabrook Avenue, recently celebrated their gloden wedding anniversary. A dinner to celebrate the ocâ€" casion was held at the home of a dauchter. Mrs. Hardy, 3 Misâ€" ener.‘Six of their children were oresente. Mary. Henry. Ann, Evelyn. Elsie, and Ted. Another daughter, Lily, ef Edmonton, and son‘ Albert, were unable to be nresent. A number of grandâ€" children and greatâ€"grandchildâ€" ren were among the happy Mr. and Mrs. Walduck were married in England and came to Canada 40 years ago, and have lived most of their married life in the Weston area. Mr. Walduck, who is now retired, worked for many years with the C.P. railway. Harlea district. Sandra Hoffman, C.G.LT. President, led the serâ€" vice. and Carol Davidson of St. David‘s G.A. read the scripture. Assisting with the prayers were Joan Culver and Florence $urâ€" divall of St. David‘s G.A., Guides Joan Grav, Sharon Wilâ€" liams, Marilyn Wilson and Marâ€" garet Jardine of Threthewey Park CGLT gathering. .,s'| .98 Phone CH. 1â€"17941 $8.98 : Sale THE TIMES AND GUILE â€" Thursday, March 14, WESTON C 6 _ Sige very chic and g:â€"_‘ ‘fig :l:'qum'hic a n d~ B U 9 Serving Weston and District Since 1928 STEP INTiO SPRING IN 47 MAIN ST. N. N# Next The Post Office FASHION X’ordrobe‘ Shown is o stunning suit of ; fine imported wool ZZ The picture of Spring . . . the excitement, the â€" treshness, the bright gaiety of a new _ seasonâ€"served to you through lovely \fgshions tor your with a new suit from Weisdort‘s CH. 1â€"1861