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I For all the News in [ WESTON â€"â€" READ f The WESTON TIMES *‘ Last Chance For Bike Page 12 â€" THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€" Thurs. February 14, 1963 Dodgers Shatter Schomberg â€" Face Lakeshore Friday Jimmy â€" Johnston and Brian McDonald were the big guns of the away game, sharing a quar tet of markers to lead Dodgers to the 6â€"0 win. Paul Robichaud was in the Weston nel?t for the â€" shutout Thursday, although he didn‘t have as good a night Friday, his mates _ came â€" through _ with enough production to make the difference. . Weston Dodgers scored fifteen goals in two days to trounce Schomberg Bears in a pair of backâ€"toâ€"back ¢lashes and sew up first place in Metro Junior B Hockâ€" ey standings. _ _ _ e _ Dodgers blanked Bears 6â€"0 at Schomberg Arena }'.lllluday, and returned home to hand Schomberg a 6 licking at Weston Arena Friday night. Barristers & Solicitors ROYAL YORK PLAZA 1800 Royal York Rd. Weston Howard G. Ashbourne, BA Magerman & Page Barristers â€" Solicitors 1630A Wilson Ave. CH 6â€"2191 Crang Plaza Estate Funds Available For Mortgage Loans Kentucky Fried Ghicken Brian Screen and Jerry Ro Evenings by Appointment L. A. Braithwaite Bull & Ashbourne Serves 5 to 7 People "It‘s finger lickin‘ GOOD" Scott‘s UMIUREN VILLA +..."5.. 1392 Kipling Ave. N. at Rexdale Blyvd. Chartered Accountants ACCOUNTANTS Marsh, Goulding Chartered Accountant 1730 Weston Road Barristers â€" Solicitors Favours for Ladies Family Bucket 43 KING STREET CH 4â€"5547â€"8â€"9 BARRISTERS 1969 Weston Road $3.75 on Pick Up Orders C. W. LEASK Morth OAmericas Hospitality Dish... CH 9â€"2288 K.F.C. â€" Exclusive with Chicken Villas In Toronto ‘s CGHICKEN VILLA with each purchase of Bucket or Barrel of Bull B. Comm THIS OFFER GOOD ONLY AT THIS LOCATION Professional â€" Business February 14th to 17th â€"â€" Valentine Ice Cream VALENTINE â€"BONUS CH 1â€"1129 CH 4â€"6061 Phone 244â€"7564 WESTON and AREA worth _ added Thursday night out the scoring Toronto 15 1944 Weston Road Opposite John Street Weston, Ont. CH 14911 William D. Lyon, B.A., LL.B Barrister & Solicito: Weston Weston Almost evervone had a crack Mortgage Money To Loan Evenings By Appointment Alfred H. Herman, B.A Barrister & Solicitor 1936 Weston Road 1415 DIRECTORY At Fraser & Simms Barristers â€" Solicitors Barristers â€" Solicitors Small Charge For Delivery Orders BARRISTERS 1923 Weston Road Heakes and MacDonald Fil 2441 Weston A Westt & B O MR added singles to the 4 Mile S. of 401 Your Neighbourhood Radiator Cor. Oak St. And Aute Glass Service Depot Suite 201 ence Drive In and Take Home serves 1 to People RADIATOR SPECIALISTS It‘s finger Party Barrel $4.90 lickin‘ GOoop® CH 6â€"6115 CH _ 4â€"5697 CH 4â€"5311 |LOR0OH Aâ€"1 Radiator & Glass Service Ltd. lhne; in the opening round of Metro B playoffs The _ first , game will go â€" > MARK THIS | DATE â€" â€" Tuesday, â€" February | 19th at Weston Arena, the two teams will clash at Dixie the following night, and then return )lo Weston for the third meeting iFriday, February 22nd Gary MeCort of 251. Gerry Drive, Weston must be a very happy boy right now. Gary won the young Shetland Pony at the free raffle last Friday night in the local ice palace Highlighting the between perâ€" iods event were Johnny Bower and son. who made the draw, and Timmy Archer, son of the late Gary Archer, a wellâ€"liked Dodger lost through sudden illâ€" ness two seasons back TYKES Dodgers will highlight their final home game of the regular schedule here tomorrow night by giving away the Cadillac of Cycles, a CCM. Mark HII fully equipped machine donated by Wilf‘s Cycle & Sports. The big bike has been on disâ€" play all winter at the Arena, and â€" tomorrow is your | final chance to get your name in the big drum. Any of the Stalwarts standing at the door will insâ€" truct you how to go about it It is now very definite that Dodgers will meet Dixie Beeâ€" at the strings as Screen, Moe| Clifford, Johnston, Al Osborne, | Terry Garbutt, Jerry Roworth | and Bob Hall collected singles | over the sixty minute route. | Brian McDonald topped the list with a pair of goals, the best individual output on Dedgâ€" er‘s side of the ledger AROUND THE CREASE Weston â€" â€" _ Ontario Mt. Dennis W. J. WARD Oxford Shoe Repair FUNERAL HOMES ATOMS Disney Homes 2 Terry Blersh Howie Abrams Goalie Stanley Gibson J. R. Currie, O.D. Caron Shoes 1 Paul Martin Goalie Michael Pearson Buzzers 0 Angel Concrete 1 Wayne McClure (2) Graham Barton Goalie John Coulson Jets 0 Richardson Sports 1 Peter Wilson Goalie Doug Dent 4 John St., Beside Bank of Montreal Expert Repairs & Shoe Dying Guaranteed Very Reasonable Prices DOWNSVIEW HOCKEY LEAGUE 891 Weston Ré«â€"Weston SHOE REPAIR Piano Tuning And Repairing RCAF Downsview 0 Maple Leaf Press 0 OPTOMETRY Funeral Directors Work Guaranteed Road CHerry 1â€"4416 Wm. A. Rigss 1230 Jane Street Appointmen CH 1â€"0701 Optometrist CH 12233 MUSIC RO 9â€"2841 Call : Ladies Bowling JUNIORS Marg Forester Elsa Peer Mary Gray Kay Sawchuk Marg Warner Bernice Elliott Olive Boyle Barb Best Marg Forester Elsa Peer Sandra Poulton ATOMS PEE WEE SENIORS Mamselle Hair Stylists Nydia Mairdressers Marcia Mac‘s Shoppe Mil Jay‘s Ladies Wear Weston Bowling Lanes Serta Mattress Co., Elsa Peer Marg Forester Bernice Elliott TYKE Caron Shoes 8 5 21 17 6 11 Jets & 4 4 0 10 12 8 Angel Concrete 8 3 3 2 Buzzers 8 2 5 1 M. ATOM RCAF Downsview 8 3 1 4 Disney Homes 8 3 23 Maple Leaf Press 8 3 4 1 Richardson Sports 8 1 3 4 ATOM Caseone & Sons 8 5 1 2 22 12 Local 112 UAW 8 3 2 3 16 10 Frank‘s Texaco 8 2 4 2 11 19 RCAF Downsview 8 1 4 3 6 14 PEE WEE Crosstown Paving 75 0 2 31 11 Courtesy Corner 73 2 2 17 21 Allscope Electric 82 4 2 15 20 Downsview Lumber & 2 6 0 18 29 JUNIOR York Plaza Ball Hardware Hawks Majors SENIOR Bruins Chiefs Tigers Lions Courtesy Corner Doug Brett Stephen Davis Glen Speed Cascone and Sons 4 Randy Revie Charles Lessor Goalie Richard Belanger Downsview Lumber 0 Crosstown Paving 3 Gord Steele (2) Raymond Cormier Ball Hardware 4 Jim Pincoe Bob Mitchell Fred Lloyd Brian Wiens Goalie Robert Corneau Majors 0 Downsview Lumber Stephen Cassini Ball Hardware 2 Jim Pincoe Graham Button Robert Wright Lance Pulker Allscope Electric 6 Pat Coyne (2) John Witmer (2) Ed Perrett Frank‘s Texace 1 Glen Gordon Allscope Electric 2 John Witmer Pat Coyne Hawks 3 Mark Staples (2) Larry Snell Local 112 U.A.W. 1 Bryan Sykes Michael Stewart (2) Eric Shipthan Michael Kendrigan Doug Smith Gord Slater Barry Reynolds Bob Fawcett (3) Allan Rose Danny Penner (2) Ken Bonnar (3) Glen Ferguson = _ York Plata 2 Jerry Potter leffrey Gold Ian Campbell Terry Crawford John Russell Lions 0 Henry Charlebois (2) HIGH THREE FLAT HIGH SINGLE FLAT STANDING FEB. 7th TEAM $TANDINGS RCAF Downsview 1 HIGH AVERAGE Chiefs 1 Bruins 0 Default DOWNSVIEW HOCKEY STANDINGS Majors 2 Bruins 9 Chiefs 4 Tigers 3 & 6 1 1 36 15 13 A 4 2 2 28 21 10 7 2 3 2 13 24 6 10 61 1731 1 851 2 2B 14 12 T3 3119 17 7 6 22213 13 6 T 0 3 4 8 19 4 § 1 2 22 12 3 2 3 16 10 24 2 11 19 141 8 14 1t f a pts 52 pis 50 pts 37 pis 35 pts 33 pts 24 pts 11 6 14 3 10 10 9 316 218 211 207 205 T51 675 12 12 5| The visitors narrowed the marâ€" gin to 5â€"4 and Weston had to fight hard to keep the lead until the final bell. Murray Antram was big gun for W.C. V.S., figuring in four of the goals, including two assists. Up to a few weeks ago no one even knew Murray was on the ice unless he made a mistake, but lately he has been scoring on a â€" level with Mighty Murray Death, Weston‘s senior junior. Mr. Death picked up three points with two goals and an assist. John Panko‘s screened shot found the six by four target to round out Weston‘s scorers. Weston Seniors are now closing in on the T. D. I. A. A. lead and have a mathematical chance at top spot with two games left to play. The team has improved beâ€" yond all my earlier hopes and Collegiate Sports As was earlier stated, Weston held a 5â€"2 lead with the end in sight. To say that Runnymede pulled a Wisconsin come â€" back would be no exaggeration. Both hockey teams continued to play with their heads up, a double win against Runnymede was the result. _ * Th Senior game was a real rip â€" snorter, and Runnymede had scored two unanswered goals beâ€" fore the home squad had got unâ€" tracked. And then . .. .. along came the goals, and in the closâ€" ing minutes of the last period Weston held a comfortable 5 â€" 2 lead. The Juniors edged their opponâ€" ents from Runnymede 2â€"1 in a bard â€" fought contest. Fred Stephâ€" ens played a stand â€" out game, baffling would â€" be checkers with his crafty stickhandling and deâ€" ceptive agility. Fred came up with a two point effort this game scoring the first goal, and assisâ€" ting on the second. Paul Roberts, another ace in Coach Ferguson‘s hand, set up the first goal from a prone position at the side of the Runnymede net. Captain Jim Bannatyne won the game for Weston in the third period. HOW MANY HAVE USED A BANK LOAN? THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY More than ever beforeâ€"because the chartered banks have on their books more commercial and personal loans than ever before / Commercial loans to help keep the wheels of industry moving. Personal loans for‘a wide variety of individual and family pur‘posol. At last count, more than 1,250,000 men and women were making use of some form of personal loan for some worthwhile purpose / Year by year, more people discover the ease and convenience of borrowing from a bank. It‘s good business to see your local bank manager when you stand in need of financial help. By PAUL HORTON ‘received during 1962 and paid special tribute to the untiring efâ€" |forts of our minister, Mr. Allen, and offered the thanks of the congregation. During the past year, a great deal of effort and | many good works have been \ done by the United Church Woâ€" men and Mrs. L. R. Salisbury, | president of the U.C.W. made . note that there is no longer any ; membership fee for this organâ€" ization. RIVERSIDE UNITED CHURCH The _ Annual _ Congregational meeting of â€" Riverside United Church was held in the Church Hall on Monday, January 28th, with the Rev. L. Harvey Allen presiding. Each of the organizaâ€" tions presented their reports for 1962 and all members of the Church Family were invited to attend. Mr. C. J. Ware, Clerk f Session drew*attention to the 36?\ that 87 new members were Weston may yet have a cham pion this year. you should listen to your radio, because the ink would smear if tears fell on it, and the score may become distortéd. The ‘eam is trying hard, but is obviously not playing teams of their own calibre. It‘s sort of like a Bomarc (loaded) against a mushroom .22. Elmlea & Dis. Sorry, I didn‘t have the bowlâ€" ing in last week but wish to thank Mrs. Julie Holbrook for taking over for me as I have been in the hospital for 12 days for tests. (Continued from page 3) Boys â€" Paul Crombie 294 HIGH DOUBLE FLAT Girls â€" Sharon Campbell 453 Boys â€" Barry Markowsky 503 HIGH DOUBLE HANDICAP Girls â€" Kay Barker 463 Boys â€" Bruce Abel 484 ta CHURCH NEWS scores maybe It is hoped that every woman! in the church will feel herself to be a part of the U.C.W. and can be assured of a warm welcome at any of the general or unit meetings. There was good news to be heard from our Sunday School Department as well. Mr. A. Jackson, who sugeeded Mr. L. R. Salisbury as SGeneral Supâ€" erintendent, reported that we now have upwards of 58 teachers on the staff. As one old pupil of Maple Leaf school remarked after the skit ‘"our parents did not have the asâ€" sociation to keep them informed on school matters, when they were raising their family", He went on to tell how the parents of the district are kept in close touch with school matters, by haying the chance to hear such interesting speakers as had been at the previous meetings. The skit was designed to show how rewarding it can be to work so close to the school, with all its problems (and there are proâ€" blems sometimes) as they relate to the matters of education. Like many other problems in home life, as the skit showed, the Home and School Association is the one and only link between the two units. It is through such units in a district the parents are kept informed on educational matters. BROTHERKHOOD Mrs. Monture told her hearess of the many problems faced by the Jews, of the various nationâ€" Last reports showed" many of the membership visited the offiâ€" cers, in an interested way offerâ€" ing their names. . Mrs. Ethel Brant Monture, of the Canadian Council of Jews and Christians speaking at the H & S last Monday took as her subject ‘‘Brotherhood", and all its ramiâ€" fications. That i Speaking of People In Maple Leaf MRS. W. E. GERRY unit | THIS AND THAT rews _ To all those persons confined iday , to their home by illness, may. we Mr. yoffer our sympathy and wish you Mr. | a quick return to good health. To Supâ€"| those who are about to mark we‘their natal anniversary or their hers | marital anniversary we wish you lall the best. Outstanding mortgages at the end of 1962 amounted to $109,â€" 827.80. Parents wishing to have their children baptized areâ€"reminded the service is held the Third Sunday, in Elverston Park United Church. Rev. Mr. Beckell may be reached at CH 9â€"9911. â€" Next Sunday evening" ffe serâ€" vice will be in charge of the United Church Women. During the service the installation of the U.C.W. will take place _ The _ annual _ congregational meeting was hel2 on Monday, February 4th at 8:00 p.m. Rev. Carmen Beckel presiding Mrs. Wm. Pawley Gent. An outline of the activities of the church was given and reports from 17 organizations within the church and in all progress was reported. The financial report was given by the treasurer Mr. Walter Bishop during the year $14,180.24 was raised for the bunlding, acâ€" count $9,008.27 general & $1768.53 for missions. The Mortgages on our Manse at 64 Burr Ave. & part of our church property was paid off also the organ and church furniture. One new member was added to the Board of Stewards Mr. Wm. Walker and Mr. Fred Herensâ€" berger, formerly of the Board of Stewards was elected to the Sesâ€" sion. Four members of the Board of Stewards retired at the end of the year, Messrs. Herenberger, Todd, James and Waters. A number of members of North Park Presbyterian church atâ€" tended the Young People‘s Conâ€" ference, in Oakville last week: end. The conference was sponâ€" sored by the West Presbytery.