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Rexdale Ramblings GOLFING â€" Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cantin, were finalists of four tournaments at the Brampton Gold Club, Brampton. They deâ€" fended their titles by winning The Husband and Wife Trophy, also Mr. Cantin is the Leftâ€"Handâ€" ed Champion again this year. Mirs. Cantin and her partner Mrs. E. Seale, won the Ladies‘ 2â€"Bail Tournament. Mr. Cantin and his partner Mr. W. Beadle won the .Aien's 2â€"Ball Tournament SALVATION _ ARMY CcoRP REXDALE on Kipling Ave. North opposite the Kipling Plaza. Tonight the commence: ment of a series of "Open Air Meetings® with the West Toronâ€" to Salvation Army Band. To be held at 7.15 p.m. in the Rexdale Plaza and will continue the first Thursday night of each month. Sunday, October 7th., Harvest Thanksgiving services. 11.00 a.m. and 7.00 p.m. will be conducted he Lientenant and Mrs. David Thursday night of each month. Sunday, October 7th., Harvest Thanksgiving services. 11.00 a.m. and 7.00 p.m. will be conducted by Lieutenant and Mrs. David Reynolds. Highlights of the tay include the debut of the recent: ly formed "Singing Company" (Junior. Choir) under the leadâ€" ership of Captain R. Slous, in the morning service, and special music by an instrumental enâ€" semble of the West Toronto Band in the evening service. The "Harvest Display" will include colourful baskets decorated by the â€" Sunday â€" School Children. These will be auctioned at a special Harvest Festival Sale on Monday evening October 8th at 7.30 p.m. .The Sunday School now .comâ€" mences each Sunday at 9.15 a.m. A warm welcome awaits you at any of these activities at ‘The Army". 21 HENLEY Preparations . are proceeding for the Every Person Visitation authorized by the Official Board which will be held Sunday, Novâ€" ember 18th. Mr. William T. Newâ€" REXDALE UNITED CHURCH man 1$ Today the Girls‘ Work Commit tee meet in the C. E. Building This evening the Board of Stew ards meet at 8.00 p.m. The CGLT. for girls 12 to 17 yrs meet at 7.00 p.m. all girls are cordialy invited. Our candidate for the ministâ€" ry Mr. Phil Rodgers is now at tanding Waterloo University and those who would like to wish him well, his address is 336 Weber St. East, Kitchener, Ont. The Church Exhibition to take place 26, 27, 28 October in the C. E. Building require carpentâ€" ets and helpers please contact Mr. Bob Cunningham CH 7â€"0083. Over fifty _ people â€" responded td last Sundays plea for Sunday School Teachers and helpers and many others volunteered to act in other ways. All claims against the °85â€" tate of Elizabeth Jane Dunâ€" can, late of, Cedarhurst, R.R. No. 1 Weston, who died on Notice To Creditors or about the 15th day of June, 1962, must be sent to the undersigned . executors not later than October 11th, 1962, after which date the bstate will be distributed. DATED at Toronte this 12th day of September, 1962. Catherine Bennett and W. Wardiaw Duncan, by their :mm.-, Bigelow, _ Hendy, rvis & Shirer, 590 Jarvis Street, Toronto 5. the General Chairman The combined choirs of Westâ€" humber and Bethesda United joined together for a practise in Westhumber _ United _ Church. After the practise refreshments were served. The Couples Club of West Humber held a Corn & Weiner Roast on the church grounds. The singâ€"song was held around a blazing fire led by Mrs. J. Pickering. A few skits were thrown in for entertainment. The refreshments were enjoyed by all and a short devotional period ended the evening. â€" MORNING PRE SCHOOL Under the direction of Mrs. Woytowick, Mrs. Compton and Mrs. Stacey a morning pre school is held in the Kindergarten of the parish of St, Paul the Apostle Church on Kipling Ave. North for childâ€" ren 3 to 5 yrs. The charge is five mornings a week $20.00 per month. For three mornings per week $15.00 per month. This is an independent group interdenâ€" ominational in scope. There are at present twentyâ€"five children attending. BAZAAR NEWS the Parish Bazaar will be held on Saturâ€" day, November 3rd. The Bazaar will be opened by Mrs. F. H. Wilkinson, wife of the Bishop of Toronto. The objective is $1,500.â€" 00 which will be used to pay off the Building Loan at the Bank. If you can help in any way call the following Joyce Carr CH 1â€"6701, dean Pattison CH 4â€"2963, Mabel Jacobs CH 4â€"2373, Edna Grundy CH 43833, Edna Young CH 41339. The Annual Old Fashioned Fall Supper will be held on Wednesday, October 17th. Suppâ€" er will be served from 4.30 to 7.00 p.m, FALL SUPPER to be held in the St. Pauls Church rooms October 17th from 4.30 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. Children 75¢ and Adults $1.50. Tickets may be secured from Doreen Bricknell CH 9â€"1093. FOOTBALL I have not been recâ€" eiving news re football but for those who are interested 17 yrs. and over and under 160 lbs. may contact Bob Mitchell CH 9â€"1482 re practises and games. The team is called the Rexdale Rebels. We will be looking forâ€" ward to reports from this club shortly. FALL FASHION SHOW was a complete sell out Tuesday and Wednesday â€" evenings of â€" this week . at the Rexdale United Auditorium. The convenor was Mrs. Moyra Bernie. The Models Mrs. â€" Grace â€" Everett, â€" Morley Gardiner, â€" Marian â€" McWilliams, Dorothy Watts, Jean Mosher, Doris Stewart, Ruth Heath, Mildâ€" red Manson, Bette Gordon, Vera Lee, Glena Duff, Norine Zinn, Florence Todd, Valorie Lennox, Jean Forward and Jean Douglas. Misses Kelly Ann McWilliams, Nancy Shioziaki, Debby Hutchâ€" inson, Jane Stewart, Catharine Barber, Margaret Thomas, Lorâ€" aine Pennoch, Mary Williams, Marsha Little, Linda Jones, Dale Gardiner, Jane Gardiner, Janice Everett, Sandra Williams and Dianne Preaster. Messers Tom Todd, Tan Malcolme. Larry Preâ€" aster, Jim Howchin and Craig Thomson. Companies representâ€" ed Florist Trimbee, â€" Mirskys Childrens Wear, Irene Ridley Maturity Wear, Burroughs Furnâ€" by GORDON CAMPBELL Give Thanks This Thanksgiving with a Generous Donation to the SUNNYDALE WESTHUMBER SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION The Midget and Bantam Division teams held their Annual weiner roast at Innis Lake last Saturday. Transportation was in the capable hands of Len Petrie, Bill Morriâ€" son, Bruce Coleman, Al Blackley and Duncan Dow. On their arrival at the Lake the sun came out and ‘ the boys participated in a game of football while the coaches ‘readied the meal. The trophies and crests were peresented folâ€" lowing the roast. Mr, Duncan Dow one of the sponsors presâ€" ented coach Al Blackley of Elm:â€" wood Orioles, "James Martin Dow Memorial Trophy", the champion Bantam Team who in turn will keep said trophy at the sponsors place of business for the year. BOWLING Scores and standings | of the Rexdale Bowling and Reâ€" creational Club 7.30 p.m. group Triple High Flat Lorne Robb 723, Betty Gordon 662, with handicap Terry McCraight 790 and Aida MacPherson 901; Singâ€" le High Flat Earren Marling 285, Betty Gordon 300; with handicap Sam Mugford 324 and Jean Jolâ€" ly 303. Team standings Cardinâ€" als 12, Owls and Blue Jays 10 apiece. Keen competition this year in the top six. 9:30 p.m. group High Three Flat Fred Simpson 731, Bill Corrigan 707, Chuck Chilvers 703 and May Allen 633. High Single Flat Chuck Chilvers 284, Roger Iddiâ€" son 263, Fred Simpson 267, May Allen 254, Mary Kearns 231 and \Mary Warden 221. Team Standâ€" ings Skunks 14, Otters 12 with the Lions and Weasles tied for third place with 11 points, Last Saturday night the Club held a dance at the Janeway Auditorâ€" ‘iu‘m. There were two door prizes of extra large vases won by Ethel VanWinkle and Nat Campâ€" bell. When getting ready to leave the hall. a great crash sounded through the building and Nat Campbell let the huge vase slip through his hands to the floor. KINSMEN CLUB OF HUMBER VALLEY Held their first social last Saturday in the form of a weiner roast, at the home of Dan and Doris Ryback. All proceeds from this event to the Convention Fund. Two new crests have been adâ€" ded to the Club Banner, one an efficiency award and two 100% night award. They will try hardâ€" er in the future to add many more. A sign will be erected 5‘ x 6‘ to show and give the Club credit for the Spray Pool to be instalâ€" led this spring at Sunny Dale Acres Park. Mr. Charlie Weaver has assured the representatives. Kin Bruce McNabb was welcomâ€" ed as a new member to the Club. Ken and his wife Ann five at 8 Fallowfieid Rd. 25 Years Wed Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Watson of Gary Drive Weston will celeâ€" brate their 25th Wedding Anniâ€" versary in the Creelman Hall of Weston Presbyterian Church on October 6 and will be on hand to receive relatives and friends at 8 p.m. They hope to have their son Ted home for the ocâ€" casion too. ~=" HOME CANVASS CH UNITED APPEAL Help Those Who Are Less Fortunate Than You! THURSDAY â€" FRIDAY October 11th and 12th Welcome Your Canvasser With Your Donation In The Area Make Vandals‘ Parents Pay Weston Agrees With Oakville A communication from the town of Oakville containing a resolution seeking to make the parents of + minors responsible for any vandalism to public buildings liable for damages, was endorsed by Weston Council this week. The resolution, passed by Oakville reads: ‘‘Whereas considerable vandalâ€" ism resulting in damage and destruction to public buildings appears to be general throughâ€" 2 Weston Residents Win Prizes Two Weston residents have won prizes in a nationâ€"wide conâ€" test sponsored by Champion Spark Plug Company. Named 1ith place winners in the huge contest were Jas. Nuâ€" gent, Toronto Hospital and W. R. Elley, Bay and Cumberland. Both won fishing rods and reels during Champion‘s recent ‘‘Vacation of a Lifetime" conâ€" test â€" which offered motorists an opportunity to win a luxuriâ€" ous airliner for two weeks as a grand prize. Mr. Nugent qualified as a winâ€" ner when, during the six week long contest period he drove his car into Maceys Esso Service for a spark plug check, filled out an entry blank and completed the last line of a simple jingle. Due to a provision in the conâ€" test which made participating dealers eligible to win duplicates of all prizes won by consumers, his entry automatically qualified Elley as a prize winner, too. First prize in the "Vacation of a Lifetime" contest was won by Mr. J. P. Dourley, Ottawa, Ontario. As the grand prize winner, he will receive the use of the airâ€" liner and crew for two weeks, plus $5,000 taxâ€"paid spending money to travel anywhere in North America â€" and he can take up to eleven guests. LET US HELP YOU /; It Really Cuts _: The Cost Of t« Financing WESTOWN PLAZA DIXON ROAD AT ISLINGTON REDUCE YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS CALL MR. LEBLANC CORONATION INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED EM 2â€"7192 (AFTER 5 P.M. EM 2â€"4879) Enjoy More Of What You Earn ... Use Our Preferred Credit Plan . .. out the Province of Ontario, and whereas in many instances this damage is caused by minors, against whom there is no reâ€" course of repayment, and whereâ€" as the amount of such wanton damage costs the ratepayer of each municipality a considerable sum annually, therefore it be reâ€" solved: ‘‘That this Council seek legisâ€" lation whereby the parents of minors proven liable for damage caused to public buildings can be held responsible financially for such damage on satisfactory proof of liability and that the iunoufl of such damage may be apportioned amongst the parents of those responsible, if more than one, and added to the taxes for the current year in the same manner as other similar chargâ€" es such as weed cutting, etc." Councillor _ Robert Wood in moving that Council endorse the resolution commented on the train wreck caused by children last weekend, saying, "That would be a costly affair wouldn‘t it?" He felt that it should be enâ€" dorsed, but with the recommenâ€" dation that it include all buildâ€" ings, a suggestion that was apâ€" proved of by Councillor Perry. ‘‘This is the sort of thing that we don‘t seem to be bothered with in this municipality", comâ€" mented Mayor Bull. Councillor Ted Ault felt that| the resolution should be en-’ dorsed in its present form withâ€" out "further embellishment We didn‘t initiate the resoluâ€" tion, so let‘s not try to change t". The resolution was endorsed by Council, and copies will be forwarded to Councils of other municipalities in Ontario, the Ontario Municipal Association, the Mayors and Reeves Associaâ€" tion, the School Trustees Assocâ€" iation, and the Department of Municipal Affairs. Barristers â€" Solicitors Geo. W. Bull B.Comm. Howard G. Ashbourne, B.A. 43 KING STREET CH 4â€"5547â€"8â€"9 Bull & Ashbourne 1944 Weston Road Opposite John Street Weston, Ont. .. . CH 1â€"1911 Weston Weston Evenings and Saturdays by Appointment. William D. Lyon, B.A., LL.B. Barrister & Solicitor 1415 Lawrence Ave. W. Suite 201 ‘Toronto 15 Mortgage Money To Loan Evenings By Appointment Leonard A. Braithwaite Barristers & Solicitors Fraser & Simms Royal York Plaza 1500 Royal York Road ston CH 9â€"2288 Barristers & Solicitors Alfred H. Herman, B.A. Barristers & Solicitors 1923 Weston Road BARRISTERS % Mile S. of 401 Your Neighbourhood Radiator Cor. Oak St. And Auto Glass Service Depot Barrister â€" Solicitor 1938 Weston Road Heakes and MacDonald RADIATOR SPECIALISTS Professional â€" Business 208808 CH. 4â€"5697 CH 4â€"5314 CH 66115 WESTON and AREA Radiator & Glass Service Ltd. 2441 Weston Road _ CHerry 1â€"4418 Bobby Curtola and The Marâ€" teels have been and gone. Alâ€" though Bobby had the girls again the,boys did not seem to be imâ€" pressed. _ The big attraction seemed to be the. band. With Garry, fabulous ‘at the piano and Wild Willy oh the drums who was sensational with Mert and Larry on the string, who were keen and neat. Only a four piece band but as good: as a twenty piece band. The girls screamed every time Bobby sang but the mikes did not do his voice justâ€" ice . Barb Kesteven is never going to wash her hair again since Bobby touched it. _ Joy James did he really touch you too. It looked as if Wild Willy on the drums was getting all the applause instead of Bobby. What is this I hear about Tom Wright and Lin Bramson. What you are four Bucks in the hole? _ It looks as if Kathy Spruce and Greig Warrian are hitting it off in high "C" after a little rumble. The Membership did not turn out as well as expected to the dance Saturday night. Do not forget the MAMBO ORCHESâ€" TRA on Saturday October 13th admission will be 75 cents per person. Rex Teen Bits _ The Club wishes to thank the following parents for chaperonâ€" ing Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. Oct. 7th â€" 13th, 1962 As Reeve of this Township, I sincerely urge all citizens to observe fire prevention precautions throughout the year and draw your attenâ€" tion to the extensive fire prevention _ programme â€" in this Municipality during the week of October ith â€" 13th inclusive John W. Smith Chartered Accountant 134 King St. Weston orrice: LE. 3â€"0693 By Uncle Gord Weston Magerman & Page Barristers â€" Solicitors 1630A Wilson Ave. CH 6â€"2191 Crang Plaza Estate Funds Available For Mortgage Loans PROCLAMATION Fire Prevention rEs: CH. 9â€"4657 ACCOUNTANTS J. R. Currie, 0.D. DIRECTORY Evenings by Appointment Chartered Accountant 1730 Weston Road Optometrist 189F Weston Rd., Weston For Appointment Call CH 1â€"0701 Township of North York Chartered Accountants C. W. LEASK Marsh, Goulding OPTOMETRY 1969 Weston Road N. C. GOODHEAD, REEVE. & Co. CH 4â€"6061 CH 11129 Kluey, Mr. and Mrs. Mawson, Mrs. Jankowski, Mr. Little Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johnson, Our Sunday evening sing songs are not being attended well and mention was made that everyone present should bring a friend this Sunday evening at 7.30 p.m. Mr. Stan Cadel visited Hong Kong and will show his coloured picâ€" This Saturday evening dance dress will be as usual boys white shirts, ties and coats, girls dressâ€" es, blouses and skirts. Admisâ€" sion ten cents with a memberâ€" ship card. See & Drive VOLKSWAGEN Your Insurance Problems Solved By Dunn‘s Insurance Service Bus CH 7â€"5451 Res BE 1â€"6533 2060 Wilson Ave., Weston 1230 Jane Mt. Dennis Delivery Service 47 Bala Ave. RO 61521 1132 Weston Rd. TICKNOR Volkswagen W. J. WARD PUNERAL HOMES Richards Cartageâ€"Moving Let People Know Piano Tuning And Repairing RO 7â€"7543 INSURANCE BUYING . . . NEW BABY? CARTAGE AMBULANCE SERVICE Work Guaranteed Funeral Directors 38 Seabrook Ave., Toronto 18 Ambulance Service 24 Hours A Day Limited Weston Branch CH 7â€"4646 152 RU The MUSIC KLINCK CH. 1â€"2233 Dial at Mr \Per Gallon \Lubrication GAS! 10¢ OFF Automobiles Only at the time Come in today © and take advantage of this tremendous offer. STATION CH 9â€"1461 Change of each purchase of Jane St. and Trethewey FREE PICKâ€"UP offers expires Dec. 31, 1962 And