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Two representatives of the Roding area were winners in the semiâ€"final swimming meet held at North York‘s Memorial pool on Yonge street last week. Paul Falon steoked his way to m eonvincin in in the 25 metre race for boys in the age 9 and 10 bracket. Paul negotiated the *‘ Bev Vinnels, also of Roding, was the winner in the 25 metre back stroke race for girls aged 9 and 10. Her time was 39.2 secâ€" onds. _ seconds The swim meet, the first ever organized by the parks and recâ€" reation department, is part of the "Triple S‘ program set up in the township. The age spread for the program is from 9 to 16 and it includes softball, tennis, baseâ€" ball, volleyball, basketball, track and field, swimming and special events. The activities are carried on at Don Mills, Mitchell Field, Goulding Park, Wilmington and Roding. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from 5.30 p.m. to 7.00 p.m., "Triple S" members attend their _ neighbouring _ swimming Roding St. Youngsters Winners: Swim Meet Concrete Curbs, Gutters, and Asphalt Pavements on Granular Concrete Sidewalks Conerete â€" Curbs, Gutters, _ and Concrete and â€" Asphalt Paveâ€" Manufactured from tinted fiberglas, eliminating annual painting. Fillers replaced, as required, for the first two years at no cost to the owner. wITH COMPLETE FILTRATION A 30 FT. x 15 FT. POOL IS PRICED AT $2950. PLUS INSTALLATION. CONTACT . HOUSTON BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. wOODBRIDGE, ONT. â€" ATLAS 8â€"1151 who will be pleased to visit you and supply all information reâ€" quired and demonstrate a scale size model of the pool. NO. 7 HIGHWAY WOODBRIDGE MOTORS LTD. KLEINBURG GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB THE MEXBOROUGH SWIMMING POOL 1960 PLYMOUTHS 1960 VALIANTS "DEMONSTRATORS" DOUG. BELL, Pro Phone CY 6â€"1232 "COMPANY CARS" TAKE NOTICE that the Council of tfie Corporation of the Town of Weston intends to con t r i 1 oft the test upon the lands abutting directly on such works: struct as Local lmpr?vemonts the works hereinafter listed, and to specially assess a Fetimatad atscustins! ne _ Sewer It Pavements on Existing AS LOW AS $2100â€".09 mnn will be made by the Corporation to the Ontario Mnnmml Board for it® a pproval to the undertaking of the said works, and any owner may, within 21 days after the of .-M' file with the Board his ob'A:etm to the said works being un dertaken. The Board miay approve of the said works bflm undertaken, but before doing so appoint a time place when any ebjections to said works will be considered. DATED and first published July 21, 1960. G. H. CLARKSON, Town Clerk in a respectable 23.2 iption of Works Pavement on Concrete Highway 49 Just West of Highway 27 Pay As You Play and Membership PRICES FOR LONGER POOLS SUPPLIED QRDER NOW FOR EARLY DELIVERY NOBLETON, ONTARIO Phone Bolton 35W Evenings and Weekâ€"ends SALE T ! . July 28. 1960 â€" THE TIMES & GVUIDE FULL NEW CAR WARRANTY (Across Fgom Roxy Theatre) PHONE ATlas 8â€"1191 The final swim meet of the year will be held at Memorial Pool on Wednesday, August 10th. Details of times and events to be held will be announced next week by the North York parks and reeâ€" reation department. sec Following are the events, the winners, and the times obtained in the 25 events: 50 metres, boys ages 11 to 13â€" Roger Partridge, Don Mills, 22.5 see 25 metres, boys ages 9 to 10â€" Pav) Falon, Roding, 23.2 see. 25 metres, girls, ages 9 to 10â€" Susan â€" Williams, Mitchell, 27.5 100 metres, girls ages 11 to 13 â€"Carol Munsie, Mitchell, 1:36.0 pools for coaching in competitive swimming. sec Rates:â€"$2.00 Weekdays $3.00 Sat., Sun. & Holidays 100 metres, boys ages 11 to 13 â€"Bruce Carsen, Don Mills, 1:47.5 100 metres, boys ages 14 to 16 â€"Jerome _ Shore, _ Wilmington, 1:38.4 sec. 50 metres, girls ages 11 to 13 â€"Kathie Strathie, Goulding, 23.2 sec Woodward Ave Boyd Ave. Ellis Ave. Helen Ave. Patika Ave. ‘S?rmamoum Ave imz Ave. Wadsworth Blvd. Robert St. Rosemount Ave. Woodward Ave. Woodward Ave. Wright Ave. Gibson Ave. Speers Ave. North side of Robert Street East side of Rosemount Aver West side of. South side of Woodward Ave North side of Wright Ave. Street 100 metres, girls ages 14 to Free btyle WOODBRIDGE Grattan St Church St. %prm St in Ave Cyrress St. Ralph St. i Gibson Ave. Macdonald Ave., Pine St. Macdonald Ave. Lawrence Ave. W Springmount Ave. Grattan St. Church St. Church St (;'yp;res; St. 2 n ve. Gi%son Ave Wright Ave. Gibson Ave Lt 5 Plan 5002 From TOWN OF WESTON Ave Breast Stroke 25 metres, boys ages 9 to 10â€" Norm _ Kraftchuk, Wilmington, 36.6 sec. 100 metres, boys ages 14 to 16 Tom Didworth, Don Mills, 1:55.0 sec. 100 metres, girls ages 14 to 16 Barb Von Buller, Don Mills, 2:05.0 sec. 100 metres, girls ages 14 to 16 â€"Mitchell, Lynn Smith, Mary Beth Montcalm, Liz Barthrop, Kathie Pelieteer, time 1:37.4. Novelty Races (25 metres) Dress and Swimâ€"Doug Chapâ€" man, Mitchell, 27.4 sec. 100 metres, girls ages 14 to 16 â€"Joâ€"Anne Kieren, Don Mills, 2:11.9 see. 25 metres, girls ages 9 to 10â€" Joan Grant, Don Mills, no time. 50 metres, boys ages 11 to 13â€" Mike Ross, Wilmington, 56.6 sec. 50 metres, girls ages 11 to 13â€" Kathy Moggridse, 1:05.5 sec. Bucket Carryâ€"Mike Ross, Wil mington, 33.6 sec. 100 metres, boys ages 14 to 16 â€"Wilmington, _ Stuart â€" Winick, Robert Muir, Marty Atkins, Norâ€" man Benaler, time 1:28.9. Table.Tennis Ball on Spoonâ€" Don Mills, no time. Balloon Raceâ€"Don Mills, no time. 25 metres, boys ages 9 to 10â€" John Bolger, Goulding, 25.1 see. 25 metres, girls ages 9 to 10â€" Bev. Vinnels, Roding, 39.2 see. 50 metres,‘boys ages 11 to 13â€" Jchn Barnes, Don Mills, 56.8 sec. 50 metres, girls ages 11 to 12â€" Carol Munsie, Mitchell, 57.5 sec. ‘Standing Don Mills Sports Clubâ€"99 points; Mitchell Fieldâ€"94 points; Wilmington Park â€" 93 points; Roding Parkâ€"52 points; Gouldâ€" ing Parkâ€"47 points. 100 metres, boys ages 14 to 16 â€"Stuart â€" Wineck, Wilmington,, 1:58.5 sec. 16â€"Barb Carr, Don Mills, 1:50.9 The Children‘s Film Library| committee recommends the folâ€" lowing films: Comanche Station (mature); Because They‘re Young (mature); â€" Sink the â€" Bismark (mature); Reach for the Sky‘ (good); Babette Goes to War (mature); Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy (good); Aladâ€" din and His Lamp (excellent); War Arrow (good); Revolt at Fort Laramy good); Heidy and Peter (excellent}; Rawhide Years \(good); Merry Andrew (good),. Children‘s _â€" Films Nassau, commencing from the tropical port of Miami, by Mr. .and Mrs. J. H. Weller, of 9 Florida Crescent, Weston. They are pictured aboard a luxury liner just before sailing. While in Nassau, Mr. and Mrs. Weller will have the opportunity of viewing the historic sights of the quaint "old world" city. PLEASANT MEMORIES will be enjoyed of their cruise to Back Stroke Pine St. Merrill Ave. Jane St. William St. Jane St. William St. Macdonald Ave Helen Ave. Cypress ‘St. South Limit Cypress St. South Limit __Lot 5 Plan 5092 North Limit : â€" _ Block A Plan 1704 Pine St. Jane St. Jane St. Queenslea Ave. Lot 5 Plan 5092 Pine St. Jane St. Jane St. Lawrence Ave. W. Jane St. Relays To Miss Fabro‘s essay, "Preservâ€" ing the Natural Beauty of Onâ€" tario," was chosen to be conâ€" sidered among others selected by Aocal horticultural groups for eventual judging by a Canadian National Exhibition committee for allâ€"Ontario honors. Susan Fabro of 44 Moncrief drive, a pupil at St. Benedict‘s school, Rexdale, was awarded first prize in the essay contest sponsored by the Ontario Hortiâ€" cultural Society and the Etobiâ€" coke Horticultural Society jointâ€" ly. Among the other area winners were: Frances Laird of 52 Golfâ€" down drive, gnother student at St. Benedict‘s, who was presented with the second prize for her essay, "Our Forests"; Michael Codner, who lives at 324 Istingâ€" ton avenue north and attends Rosethorn _ school, _ wrote _ on "Scotch Pine" and tied for third place‘ with Ricky Wilson, 58 Porterfield road, a pupil at West Humber school, whose essay was entitled "Oak." Rexdale Areu Works Committee‘s Report On Road Rules Last week Etobicoke council deferred decision on a recomâ€" mendation from the township enâ€" gineer that home owners he reâ€" stricted from planting shrubs or erecting fences on lawns portions of which are township property under "setback regulations." The formal report of the works committee â€" was â€" released . this week. The following is the text of the report: Clause 20 of chapter 1 of bylaw 6,477, a bylaw to regulate the erection and provide for the safety of buildings, reads as folâ€" lows: "No stone walls, trees, shrubs or fences shall be erected on street line without first obtainâ€" ing approval from the township engineer. If approved by him a bond shall be executed to the satisfaction of the township soâ€" licitor indemnifying the <~muniâ€" cipality from liability for any damage due to the said encroachâ€" ment." Inasmuch as encroachments on public road allowance have a major effect on increasing the cost of maintaining existing underground utilities and services and cap. cause a major increase Estimated Total Cost $16,400.00 10,841.00 5,155.00 3,184.00 8,426.00 2,867.00 3,362 00 3,809.00 20,952 .00 25,607.00 71.944.00 19,757.00 11,892.00 13,538.00 2,071.00 2,012.00 1,869.00 7 250 .00 2,219.00 4,170.00 Corporation‘s Share $13,200.00 7.304.00 3.491.00 2,490.00 21 2.317 % 2.546.00 20,076.00 17.558.00 55.357.00 13,565.00 8.928 .00 9.561.00 211,00 2,110.00 111.00 21400 32.00 The haberdashers, always a tough opponent for the Stars, gave it a very good try indeed. One of their athletes, a gent with the name of Nicholson, had a pretty fair evening at the plate; he collected two triples and a double to help keep his club in All Stars Roll Along; Sure Bet For Title With only four games left to play in regular league action, the Allâ€"Stars can do no worse than tie for the league title, even if they lost all of their remaining games. Two of the upcoming conâ€" tests are 4â€"point games. Still unbeaten, although tied again last week, Ken Avarell‘s All Stars continue to sweep on to the championship in the North York Softball League. Including last week‘y two entries, one win and one tie, the All Star record reads like this: played 13‘ games; won 11; tied two; lost none. _ In last week‘s doings, the Avâ€" arells hung it on the Franklin Men‘s Wear squad by 8 to 6. Bren Selvage struck out 13, walkâ€" ed one and gave up nine hits in posting his tenth win without a loss. in the cost of constructing future urderground and above ground utilities it was recommended that clause 20 of chapter 1 of building bylaw 6,477 be deleted and a separate bylaw be introduced to regulate the â€" construction _ of walls, fences, rock gardens, etc. on public road allowance and the planting of flowers, shrubs, trees, etc. on public road. It was further recommended that the township solicitor be inâ€" structed to prepare the necessary bylaw to ensure that: (a) No culvert headwalls which extend above the level of the driveway and no stone walls, gate posts, fences, private transformer vaults, snow removal, heating systems, rock gardens, etc. shall be erected or constructed on the public road allowance unless apâ€" proved by the township engineer and if approved the applicant shall post a bond or insurance policy in the amount of $100,000, indemnifying â€" the â€" municipality from liability for any damage due to the said encroachment, such bond or policy to be executâ€" ed to the satisfaction of the townâ€" ship solicitor. . {b) No trees, shrubs or bushes shall be planted on public road allowance within 50 feet of an intersecting road allowance. (¢c) No trees, shrubs or bushes which will exceed a height of 12 feet when full grown shall be planted on t}\e public road .allowâ€" ance with out the approval of the township engineer as to location and the township parks board arborist as to type of tree, shrub or bush. {d) That the township shall at all times have the right to remove any trees, shrubs or bushes, etc. on the road allowance without reimbursement to the abuting owner, (e) Contravention of section (a) and (b) of this bylaw upon conviction shall be subject to a fine not to exceed $50 and upon failure to remove the encroachâ€" ment the township shall have full right to remove same and cost of removal if not collected in a reasonable length of times may be added to tax roll. (f) In the event of contravenâ€" tion of section (3) of this bylaw tke township has full right to remove same and cost of reâ€" moval if not collected in a reasonâ€" able time may be added to the tax roll, MEN‘S WEAR 49 Main Street North CH. 4â€"7191 WESTON Per Annual }hte r Ft. Frontage Order NOW for That Wedding Estimated CREST $0.19 0.156 0.156 0638 0.657 0 653 0.575 0.41 0.41 0.41 041 0.41 Formal W ear Rentals Number of Annual Installmen ts 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 ¢ the Banging away, for the All Stars were such assorted punishâ€" ers as Bill Kennedy who had two hits; Michael Macey who contriâ€" buted two solid doubles; George House and Spider Brown who likewfse produced two hits apiece. Construction At Six Points Slows Traffic The tie game with the Red Pancers was a real cliffâ€"hanger. Al Griffen, who gave up six hits while striking out 14 and walkâ€" ing three, was matched by the Pancers‘ Dale Flynn, who likeâ€" wige pitched nice ball. Charlie Lennox, Spider Brown and Al Griffenâ€"giving himself a helping handâ€"each connected for two hits. Moe Meyers was high gun for the Pancers with two well placed doubles. contention, Another Men‘s Wearâ€" er, Mr. Thomas had himself a double and a single. The elaborate system of detours and road closings incidental to phase one of the grade separaâ€" tion at the Six Points went into effect on Monday, Etobicoke‘s road department announced. From now on, traffic control cfficials said, the normal traffic lanes of Dundas street and Bloor street would be combined and restricted to one lane only for east and westbound traffic. Kipling avenue trafiic will be routed away from the Six Points ertirely, officials advised. Northbound traffic is diverted at Advance road and routed through to Islington avenue. Southbound traffic is detoured at Burnhamthorpe road. The most impressive statement in the roads department release was the frank advice to motorists that they would be "well advised to select other routés than the moted detours, thus avoiding the construction area entirely." In the Rexdale area installaâ€" tion of sewers on Vulcan street in the industrial sector has closed that street to all through traffic in the portion between Highway 27 and Iron street. The detour is via Belficld road and Iron street. Frank â€" \__ Thomson & Son 2873 WESTON ROAD CH 1â€"6584 Our Own Servicing Do GORDON W. ALCOTT Birthday greetings go to Len Warn and Mr. Stevenson for last week, Allen Burley of Rexdale who turned five on July 24, Mrs. Grace Judge for July 30 and Mary Lou Coughlin of Byng avâ€" enue for July 31. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Frost of Islington avâ€" enue north on the safe arrival of x son, a brother for Debbie. To be congratulated are Mr. and Mrs. Robertson of Islington avenue on the arrival of a son. Mr. and Mrs. Al Patterson are also to be congratulated on the arrival of their first child, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brookbanks had the joy of welcoming their granddaughter and daughterâ€"inâ€" law from England on Monday evening. _ Also â€" welcoming . his daughter and wife at the Maiton airport was Mr. Roderick Brookâ€" banks. Karen Ready was guest of honor at s miscellaneous shower Leld at the home of ner aunt in Toronto. Surprise was in store for Miss Margaret Rose when she arrived at the home of her fiance‘s parâ€" ents. Friends had gathered for a miscellaneous and linen shower in honor of the future bride. Miss Patsy Taylor and Mrs. Bill Tayâ€" lor were the hostesses, Margaret received many beautiful and useâ€" ful gifts. Her wedding to Bill Taylor will take place on August for Dining p 20000 5% OFF onvenience .. _ rickâ€"ur orpers Cordially invites the general public to enjoy their refreshing FINE FOODS â€" REFRESHMENTS ON THE GROUNDS Delivery : Saturday: til 2 a.m. â€" Sunday: Noon to 11 p.m. SWIMMING LESSONS AT SPECIAL LOW RATE CLUBS AND GROUPS â€" SPECIAL PICNIC RATES NE W FINCH AVENUE AND ISLINGTON AVENUE ® Wonderful Picnics For Citizens ® Supervised Swimming in a Beautiful Pool ® Hiâ€"Fi Music Throughout Grounds ® Dancing â€" Games â€" Sporting Events AMPLE FREE PARKING I T A L I A N G A R D E N S 1804 Weston Road, Weston Open Daily 6.30 a.m. to 1 a.m. Donna‘s Recreation Grounds Admission for all of this: Sundays: Adultsâ€"Men, $1.00; Ladies, 50c (All Facilities Including Swimming) Children Under 14: For Swimming Onlyâ€"25c JOTTINGS ° 6 in Rexdale United Church. Mr. and Mrs. J. Barr and June of Barrie were visitors at the Carbis home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Burley and femily of 61 Redwater drive have returned home from a twoâ€"weeks‘ holiday in Bruce Mines, Ontario. Getâ€"weli wishes are extended to Anita Burley who is on the sick list. Mrs.. Matheson of Toronto is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Lucas, Islington avenue north, CH.1â€"5872 CH.1â€"6331 Monday to Saturday: Adults 50c; Children 25¢ FREE LOCAL DELIVERY HEAD OFFICE 135 VICTORIA ST., TORONTO SALES RENTAL SERVICE UNDERWOOD LIMITED Typewriters restaurant THE DOCUMENTOR Chi THE TOUCHMASTER .. . Standard THE UNIVERSAL DELIVERED PIPING HOT inese . . Portable EM 4â€"5141 Electric J ds