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11 |1(LEINBURG NOTES eourse,. on "How to Conduct Meetings", held by the Burwick h wos 0 Pintocoier ons d .A .. 1 MB : 11 Watdlaw " aitended the short Weston Branck Mount Dennis Branch ...... W. G. McNabb, Manager 269 MAIN ST. N. Bounded on the east by the west limit of the 10th concession A byâ€"law for the said purpose will be considered by the Council of the Corporation of the Townsh'iE of Vaughan at its meetinéont 10.00 o‘clock A.M. on the 12th day of May held in the uncil Chambers at Maple, Ontario, at which time the Council will hear in person or by Coungel, Solicitor or Agent, an);!ferson who claims that his lands will be erejt_l‘dicillly ected by the byâ€"law and who applies to be A copy of the proposed byâ€"law and plan of roads affected is in the office of the Clerk of the Township at his offices, Maple, Ontario, and may be seen by any person interested. And bounded on the south by the north limit of Township lot 25 in the 10th concession. A ; Take NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Vaughan intends to stop up and dispose of those parts of the road allowances in the 'Fowmhi.p of Vaughan described as follows: NOTICE DATED this 1st day of APRIL, 1958 nartion af the sany LuR® L000 U O_AEIOVCUZ LOPR, DEmp A grfion of the road allowance between Township lots 25 :26 in the 10th concession; In the Township of Vaughan in the County of York, being Here‘s Something New! The First Time in Weston ! THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Does your Savings Account keep Here‘s a new and simple way to keep your savings buoyâ€" ant. For paying bills, open a Royal Personal Chequing Account. Keep your Savings Account strictly for saving. Ask about this new Royal Twoâ€"Account Pran. GOING DOWN 2 ++..+++... J. D. Middleton, Manager Maurice Paint Co. Ltd. CH. 1â€"9242 > CH. 1â€"9202 WESTON Women‘s Institute in the mem» orial arena, Woodbridge, on Thursday, April 3. The instrucâ€" tor was Mrs. Elton Armstrong J. M. MeDONALD, Clerk _ (Mr. and Mrs. Al. Snider, Darâ€" ‘lene and Donald and Mrs.. W. Kerr motored to Conn. on IThursday and spent the day ‘with Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr The residents of the village have been busy raking their yards and cleaning up their garâ€" dens. Bob Boak has been clearing up his property and is getting ready to put in a la®n around his new residence. Steve Ireland has greatly improved the apâ€" pearance of his place by cutting down several old poplar trees and clearing up some shrubs that were across the front of his property,/" Dr. and Mrs. R. Westman of Sackets Harbor, U.S.A., former residents of this community, have the heartfelt sympathy of the community in their sorrow in the loss of their only child, Joe, who met an accidental death on Monday, March 31. He was twelve years old and is well reâ€" membered here as he attended Public School here for some years. Interment was in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto. The residents of this area will again have an opportuhity to enâ€" joy some. of Kleinburg‘s good Home Baking as the Kleinburg and Nashville Womens‘ Inctitnte are holding their Bake Sale this year on April 1 at 3 p.m. in the Kleinburg W.L Hall. _ Support the Canadian Cancer Society‘s campaign. The purpose of its Lay Education programme is to replace superstitions with fact, unreasonable fear with posiâ€" tive action and ancient taboos with purposeful discussion. To teach the symptoms of cancer and persuade the public to seek early diagnosis and proper treatâ€" ment. To save lives by catching more cancer growths early. ‘ Anywhere and everywhere by fire hydrants and behind hydro poles the motorists of Wilby Cres., fight a loosing battle to gain an .inch of parking space in the car crowded confusion of The older residents of the community were saddened on the Easter weekâ€"end to learn of the death of Mrs. James Neal, Toronto, and Mrs. Robert Stevâ€" ens, Toronto, both well known and respected former residents of the community. The heartfelt sympathy of the community goes out to Mr. Stevens and their families who mourn their loss. and she made the course very inâ€" teresting and worthwhile. A Bake Sale was held by the members of the Kleinburg United Church choirs on the afâ€" ternoon of April 5 in the baseâ€" ment of the church. The proâ€" ceeds are to be used for the purâ€" chase of new music and a filing cabinet to keep it in. The choirs appreciated Mrs. Keown‘s help with their sale. CH. 4â€"2782 RON‘S ROTOâ€"TILLING PAVE your DRIVEWAY with ASPHALT ! Phone CONSOLIDATED ASPHALT PAVING CO. 124 STRATHEARN ROAD ROTOâ€"TILERS â€"â€" ROLLERS â€" LAWN MOWERS â€" SEEDERS CEMENT MIXERS LOAM 3 Bus. s1.00 ROSE TREES FLOWER SEEDS PEAT MOSS AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR ALL GAS MOTORS & PARTS and spent the day| The Scouts and Cubs and the and Mrs. James Kerr. Group Committee want everyone OoN‘S ENTALS TPAIRS We are in your area now, take advantage of great savings! ASPHALT PAVING on your driveway adds dollars to the value of your property. No more mud or gravel. 610 MAIN ST. N. (Just South of 401 Hwy.) WESTON PAVING STONES RENTALS Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harrison and Mr. and Mrs.‘ Bill McKane, along with Trevor, Chris, Garth and Pamela, spent a very pleasant trip last Saturday visiting at Niagara Falls. The Bill McKanes have just been here from Ireland since last November and so were very enthused at the scenery. The former Doris Anthony was a guest at a wonderful comâ€" munity shower last Tuesday, when she opened gifts from nearâ€" ly sixty friends and neighbors. Doris was married to Ken Noble last Thursday in a. quiet cereâ€" mony in Christ Anglican Church in Woodbridge. Miss Gwen Doan was a guest at the wedding of Miss Shaw in Thistletown United Church last week. These two young ladies are fellowâ€"employees in a firm over in the Malton area. At the shower, those gathered were treated to a lovely buffet luncheon prenared by several neighbors of Borden Ave. Mr. Bert Harrison celebrated his birthday last Sunday, and, after church, was guest for tea with Mrs. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKane and Mr. and Mrs. David McKane at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans attendâ€" ed a wedding last Saturday in Toronto and then on Monday last, had to sadly attend the funeral of an aunt of Jean‘s. At the April meeting of Pine Ridge Presbyterian W.A. Mr:. Iva Barton of this community, was a guest speaker. Her topic was "Home Missions" and she gave & very enlightening talk on the various ways one can be a "Missionary" right in one‘ own community. The afternoon was a very enjoyable one, and the members were reminded to bring to each meeting, something to add to the November bazaar supâ€" plies. This idea keeps the busiâ€" ness of the bazaar to the fore and gives. each member a leisurely opportunity to help in her own small way and make the last minute preparations less hurried and much more interesting for all concerned. GRASS SEEDS VEGETABLE SEEDS FERTILIZERS HARPENING ALES *RVICE this motorist‘s dilemma, Most cars are illegally parked but the Municipal lot is always full and the town offers little hope of remedy. 10 The 3rd Humber West Scout Troop went on an overnight hike to Claireville on April 3rd. The boys slept in the Claireville Hall. A brisk walk between 6 a.m. and 8 a.m. on April 4th, got everyone home for a hearty breakfast. The Cub Pack continued their spring rambles with a wellâ€"attended hike on Saturday, April 5th. Some of the boys cooked their lunch over open camp fires. Another way the ladies of the community can help is to spend an afternoon at the Arena in Woodbridge, where you can have a pleasant chat while working on the cancer dressings and pads. The work is simple and easy and the resulting feeling, very gratiâ€" fving. The next Cancer Dressing meeting will be April 28th in the afternoon and all will receive a very warm â€" welcome, These dressings are supplied to any paâ€" tient in the vicinity in need of them free charge on the recomâ€" mendation of either doctor or visiting nurse. The response to the Toxoid and ] Polio Shots Clinic at the school last week was very gratifying.{ After all the phoning and letter writing done by three of the: community ladies, your cooperaâ€"| tion is appreciated. Don‘t forget | to return for second and third) doses on May ist, and May 29th at the school at 2:30 p.m. These| dates fall on Thursdays, as !hey, did for the first clinic. Anyone who missed this first clinic, don‘t | hesitate to come to the next one, | and, if necessary, you will get‘ your child started onâ€"the toxoid | or polio shots at that time. | Be on the lookout for your visitor, who is calling on behalf of the Cancer Society, sometime during this month of April. Be as generous as possible, and just remember that every little helps from a lot of people. Remember also, that research plays a great part in this fight about Cancer. Research and research only, can provide us with preventatives and sure cures for all the disâ€" eases grouped under the name cancer. Research has contributed to the solution of many other bealth problems such as tuberâ€" culosis, sepsis, polio, pneumonia. It can do the same for cancer. The one way, you can all help, is to provide the funds needed to carry on this wonderful reâ€" search programme. It is good to see Mrs. Mary Stokes and Mrs. Norma Jones up and about again after their reâ€" cent illnesses. We missed you, Norma, during your necessary stay in Toronto, and do hope you both will have a happier Spring. especially where you health is concerned. to know ‘how much they appreciâ€" ate the efforts of the entire comâ€" munity in assisting them in their recent boitle and basket collecâ€" tion. The neighbors were very generous, and the final count in dollars will help greatly in the fund for camping equipment and other needs of the boys. Although a great deal of the collected glass was of no value, there was enough of the necessary items to make it worth the Scouts‘ efforts in clearing away a lot of excess material, which was worthless to them. A great big THANK YOU from all the boys. . | _ Mr. Roy Lockhart and his Dad, | | Alan Lockhart, journeyed to ; |Crediton to spend EaSter weekâ€" | | end with Mr. and Mrs. Alf Smith | ‘and family. | |__Mr. and Mrs. Matt Campbell, | }Mr. and Mrs. D: McKane, Mr.| ‘and Mrs. Bill McKane and Mx‘.! ‘and Mrs. Bert Harrison attended | |last Sunday evening‘s service at| Cooke‘s Presbyterian Church in! Toronto. The minister, Rev. Bill | | McRoberts, comes from the same | fm'sh village, as the above list ; | of Irishmen, and, after the serâ€"| | vice, all journeyed to the amirt-‘| | ment of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barâ€"| ager. The Baragers are former! {residents of Humber Summit,| and Mrs. Barager also comes | from Northern Ireland, and was a close neighbor of the rest of the group. A very pleasant evenâ€" ing was enjoyed by all, while | | reminiscing old times over a ; hearty cup of tea. l Blaine Mathe, radio personâ€" ality, will be in person as the guest artist of Central United Church Choir when they present their first chofal concert in the new church building at 8.00 p.m. on April 30th. Their leader Mr. Bruce Metcalfe will offer several fine selections on the new Casaâ€" vant organ. The choir bas put in many weeks of preparation unâ€" der the able leadership of Bruce Metcalfe to insure a delightful evening of music. Such selections as Dudiey Buck‘s "Festival Te Deum" and "Hymn to Music. Thomas overture "Mignon" and Lemaire‘s "Toccata" will be preâ€" sented. First Choral Concert In New Building It Pays To Advertise The Gundry twins, Marcia and Mark, are celebrating birthdays this month and we wish them many, many more. To any others celebrating, our warmest wishes are also extended. "We as individuals elect other individuals to operate our govâ€" ernment at various levels. .Our elected representatives: . frame laws and regulations best suitâ€" ed to the functioning of our soâ€" ciety, and pass on‘ to the police, the ‘courts and other official agencies the responsibility of enforcement. 3 The Huggett family on Knox Ave. would like their neighbors to know that they are not carryâ€" ing on a wrecking business on their property. The car, which appears to be falling apart in the driveway, is one, which was reâ€" cently in an accident and canâ€" not be removed until seen by an insurance lawyer. It is the hope of all concerned that this information will clear up any misunderstanding, and that the family will be left alone without reports and complaints being sent to the authorities. ‘Don‘t forget the Father and| Son Rover, Scout and Cub banâ€"| quet April 19th! | "But too often in the field of operating motor vehicles, we find otherwise responsible citiâ€" zens at odds with the law and the police â€" in reality, at odds __ _ "The Moral Responsibility safe ‘driving campaign ‘now being conducted by the Ontario: Department of Transport,"* Inspector Crosbie, York ‘Traffic Division, pointed out today, ~should. comâ€" mand the attention and support of all who walk and drive. When each of us learns to adhere to the principle of the campaign, *You are morally responsible: for safe driving‘, there can‘t help but be an enormous reduction in the number of traffic accidents. Place Moral Responsibility: On Each Person For Safety Priced *500°° to *700.below what you think it should cost! LONG MILEAGE + LOW MAINTENANCE Most ZXMACE car on the roadl truck in such a manner that others are inconvenienced or threatened. The laws and regâ€" ulstions of driving are developâ€" ed from the careful review of the driving experience of, all of us. They are changed and adâ€" justed to suit changing condiâ€" anyone may own and operate a motor vehicle. But no one is entitled to operate a car or with themselves. THE TIMES AND GUIDE Thursday, April 17, 1 â€" Bring Your Child‘s Health Record with You â€"â€" Mrs. Leo Watson, Chairman N. C. Jackman, Secretary For registration of pupils commencing school in Grade 1 in September, 1958. Pupils eligible for registration are children who will be 6 years of age or over by January 1, 1959. Mrs. Beckwith, York area Health Nurse, will conduct health examination of registrants at same place and time. / WOODBRIDGE PUBLIC SCHOOL It‘s spring planting time again. Time to visit one of Sheridan Nurseries conveniently located Sales Staâ€" tions for your supply of EV ERGREENS, TREES, S H R U B S, PERENNIALS, ROSES, VINES, HEDGE PLANTS. Sheridan Nurseries She needs an EXTRA phone in the kitchen! WILL BE OPEN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1958 SALES STATIONS Sales Stations Located at: 2827 YONGE ST., Torente 12. LAKESHORE HIGHWAY No. 2 at Clarkson, Ont. QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY, % mile west of Highway 27 PLANT NOW FOR BEST RESULTS OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 P.M. AT YOUR SERVICE VICTORIAN ORDER NURSES . CH. 1â€"1581 I 1 THE OFFICE OF THE #7 AT 9.30 A.M. HUMBER SUMMIT, bility guides traffic ‘"Here is a‘ challenge | individual, His or her pro is to recognize the hazrards, irritations and the careles® in theâ€" traffic picture fof W they are, and id tzn J of rash or thoukhtless beh4 our. In the hands\of the im idual_rests the final) opporti to _avotd_ or ent (an . cident." 4 times, that our own an safety on the streets a ways © depends â€" almost on the exteht to which improving _ weather and greatly increased quires " Yaciows " Iavf brought into effect," Crosbie said, "and ar neglects or ignores th scarcely . be regarded in a responsible mann