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**.*s Page 12 â€" THE WESTON TIMES â€" Thursday, December 6, 1962 On Tuesday, November 27th. the Belmar Park Ratepayers Asâ€" sociation â€" held their Election Meeting. Present were all the candidates for Ward Seven plus the hydro candidates and Reeve Norman Goodhead. Mr. Service was not present as he had other engagements. There was little time for a discussion of any business matters pertaining to the Ratepayers Association due to the number of candidates waiting to speak. However there was some talk of the entertainâ€" ment committee planning anâ€" other dance which will be anâ€" nounced at a later date. Mrs. Walker, one of the candidates for Board of Education announced to the audience that there was an addition planned for Chalkfarm Drive School. This was welcome news to everyone. There was a good turnout at this meeting and everyone enjoyed the evening immensely. On Wednesday, Nov@mber 28, the Oakdale Heights Ratepayers Association held their usual Elecâ€" tion Meeting for all the «andiâ€" dates in Ward Seven plus the Hydro Candidates. The meeting was so arranged that the candiâ€" Weston Ladies Serve Tea At Winter Fair The following ladies from the Weston Area helped to serve tea on November 16th at the Salada Tea Garden at th Royal Winter Fair. The proceeds were in aid of the Canadian Cancer Society. Mrs. J. Kocehler, Mrs. R. Saalâ€" man, Mrs. W. Pitts, Mrs. R. Shallhorn, Mrs. D. Fryer, Mrs. G. Ferguson, Mrs. H. Coulthard, Mrs. E. McGlening, Mrs. E. Rushbrook, Mrs. W. Perry, Mrs. J. Watson, Mrs. R. Jolly, Mrs. F. Nightingale, Mrs. W. Parker, Mrs. A. Sutton, Mrs. W. Dean, Mrs. C. Perry, Mrs. G. Bull, Mrs. S. Raymond, Mrs. E. Westâ€" ern, Mrs. A. Barton, Mrs. C. Lynch, Mrs. E. Kent, Miss E. Baillie, Miss G. Cross, Mrs. R. Veinott, _ Mrs. C. Richardson, Mrs. C. Mills, Mrs. G. Tidbury, Mrs. W. Moffat, Mrs. F. Markoâ€" vich, Mrs. W. Carlyle, Mrs. A. O‘Hara, Mrs. S. Moore, Mrs. A. Crocker, Mrs. R. Potter, Mrs. J. Graham, Miss J. Moffat, Miss B. Stovell. The total amount of money raised at the Salada Tea Garden was $2,922.68, $798 more than last year, for the work of the Canâ€" adian Cancer Society. Each unit of the Society in the Metro area will receive $285.21. Oakdale Heights & Belmar Park Sallyâ€"Ann Kerman Another reason for regular saving at CfeolarBnNnk THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA dates were introduced and allowâ€" ed to speak as they arrived and refreshments were served by the Social Committee in between times as the business portion of the meeting allowed. Due to the number of candidates present, there was little time for a meetâ€" ing but the various reports were given as well as an appeal by Mr. Screeton for volunteers for the Social Committees Annual Christâ€" mas Parcel Parade. They are still looking for a volunteer for Santa Claus. This will be on Saturday, December 15th. Mrs. Screeton and Mrs. Hardy who are the guide captain and lieutenant of our local guide group offered the assistance of the guides as Santa‘s Helpers for the day and several women volunteered to help parcel the bags. Mr. Screetâ€" on gave an up to date report of the work of the Sports Committee and here another four or five volunteers are urgently required for about two months. Many people have promised equipment, transportation, time and money to this committee and there are at present only two members to organize the administration so that you can see the need for more help. If you are interested in joining this worthwhile effort, please contact Mr. Walters at ME 6â€"3613. The meeting lasted four hours and was very interâ€" esting to those who were present. Particplarly of interest to many in our area was a statement made by Mrs. Walker of the Board of Education that we would have a Junior High School for our area by 1963. This is good news as many in this area have felt we are the forgotten section of North York since we are I believe the last school to maintain eight grades or the twoâ€" level system as opposed to the newer triâ€"level system the politicâ€" ians and educators have been boasting about. Congratulations are in â€" order for Mr. and Mrs. N. Sidlofsky of Kanarick Crescent on the birth of their first grandchild, a girl born to their daughter, Mrs. Allen Burke (Joan) on Wednesâ€" day, November 28th. This young lass will be named Sherri Lynn. I must add that this information was supplied to me by one very proud little aunt, namely Eileen Sidlofsky, seven years old and an auntie already. Also in last week‘s column I announced the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Feder of Kanarick Crescent but neglected to announce her name which is Rhonda Miriam. Come on there stork, we still have a few more babies to come to Kanarick Crescent and the ELECTED December the 3rd is over and gone and with it went the heat of a township election. It was not until late Tuesday that the election of Joe Gould over Jim Mizzoni was learned in the disâ€" trict. . From appearances some of the election returns were lost in the unseasonal fog last week. THIS AND THAT The December meeting of the Home and School Association will be on the Christmas theme. The school‘s junior choir will render several numbers, while the audience will be asked to take part in the Carol singing, led by Mr. Ted Norman, choir leader of Elverston Park church. The friends of the association are in for a big surprise during the evening. This is one part of the seasonal celebrations YOU SHOULD NOT miss, for two reasons . . . the interest of the children and the surprise promisâ€" There are a few birthday partâ€" ies planned from what we hear. The hosts are really going big time for the affairs. Karron O‘Neil has a teenager party planâ€" ned to mark her 13th birthday December 8, Keitha O‘Neil will mark her sixth birthday on Deâ€" cember 12 and Kent Barker will mark his fifth natal anniversary December 11. These two young persons will join in the celebraâ€" tions with a joint party at the home of Pat Barker, Dorsey Dr., on December 12. other streets in Oakdale GLENFIELD SUBDIVISION As I promised in my columr two weeks ago, I would print any news from this area that was given me and I am pleased to report that I did get a few phone calls of interest plus some news. I was delighted to hear from those who called and here is the news. The 504th Girl Guide Comâ€" pany will be holding an evening of Community Carol Singing on Monday, December 10th from 8 to 9 p.m. at Stanley Road School. The public is invited to attend. There will be a silver collection at the door, the proceeds of which will go for a Christmas Charity. Please plan to join us. MRS. W. E. GERRY Speaking of People In Maple Leaf INCH‘S DRUG STORE EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRIGES SEE OUR DISPLAY OF XMAS GIFTS; AND TOYS LAURA SECORD CANDIES PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PROMPTLY PHONES CL 1â€"1153â€"54 The motoring public offer the men that volunteered the help, during the fog last Friday night to guide the drivers on Hoperoit Avenue intersections with Rustic Road and Falstaff Ave. There were many drivers that fell short of a safe drive home, in the fog, and landed in the ditch. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. George _ Penner, _ Blue Springs Rd., in the arrival of a new son at Humber Memorial Hospital November 30. Sorry to hear Mrs. Ingram of Grovedale Avenue is confined to Northwestern General Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery and return to her family. 1937 WESTON ROAD ur 2 YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST EARLY!! Plan to mail outâ€"ofâ€"town cards FIRST CLASS. Preâ€" ferential handling sorts them first, sends them by air, even corrects wrong addresses. [] Buy stamps now. Ask for them in sanitary cellophaneâ€"wrapped dollar packs. [] Check address list. Include Postal Zone Numbers, and return address. [] Tie outâ€"ofâ€"town and local mail in separate bundles. Attach Post Office labels. (] Wrap parcels well. Put return address outâ€" side and inside. Weigh at Post Office. [] Mail Early. Remember, December 17 is the last date for local delivery. CH ELIZABETH _ ARDEN TOILETRIES Next Sunday the evening servâ€" ice of worship will be in charge of the C.G.LT. and Explorers of the church. It will take the form of a Vesper service. The Kindergarten and Primary departments members will join in a Christmas Party next Saturâ€" day December 8th. Last Sunday the junior Choir and junior departments of the Sunday school offered a cantata ‘"‘The Bell Rang Out." The Young Adult group are planning a roller skating party for December 7. They are meetâ€" ing at the church at 7.30. December 16 is White Gift Sunâ€" day, please remember your gifls for the less fortunate. There are still vacancies in the Senior Choir, and a welcome is extended to all interested persâ€" Learning by conversation was an educational technique pionâ€" eered by Amos Bronson Alcott, father of the famous author, Louisa May Alcott. Largely selfâ€" trained, Alcott began his career as a peddler before beginning his long career as a teacher and philosopher.