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SPORTS Barristers & Solicitors ROYAL YORK PLAZA 1500 Royal York J!:i Weston; Concerning the injury to netminder Paul Robiâ€" chaud that allowed Avarell to use Dixie goalie Ron Rutledge in that crucial sixth game, Paul was examinâ€" ed by a doctor for a very badly bruised side and advisâ€" ed to lay off for at least a week . . . this on the Saturâ€" day of the game. Apparently Lakeshore were hopping mad about the substitution and indicated they would protest the game if they lost. However they still had too much steam for reinforced Dodgers as they took the game and the championship by a single goal. On the other hand Weston was usually in a comeâ€" fromâ€"behind position in the first ten minutes of play, and worked themselves into a frazzle trying to catch up all the time. =â€" Barristers â€" Solicitors Geo. W. Bull B. Comm Howard G. Ashbourne, BA 43 KING STREET CHO4â€"5547â€"8â€"9 Registration will be open for you at the exhibition Friday and Saturday, and the fee for seven weeks is just one buck. Why not register your child tomorrow ? It could save his life some day . . . and in the meanâ€" time would provide excellent exercise. Ken admitted that Lakeshore outplayed his club completely in the series, and gave full marks to Goodâ€" year coach Ross Johnson for having his team in such good form. MINNOW SCHOOL We finally managed to hunt up Ken Avarell the other day to get a direct statement on what happened to his Weston Dodgers in the final round of Junior B hockey action. Demonstrations run the gamut from art to fencâ€" ing and from ballet to bowling. There will be stage shows, an art sale, refreshments, door prizes, and the admission is all for free. Sounds like an extremely inâ€" teresting ball. Safety experts across the country have been stresâ€" sing for years the importance of proper swimming inâ€" struction, and this town is no exception. The Recreation Commission has been conducting a summer swimming school for some time now, with very competant instructors to# show the tads how to stay afloat. POST MORTEM Inhabitants who failed to get in on the fun while the snow was flying will have a chance tomorrow | night to see what the happy ones were up to while the | rest of us were hibernating. The Commission, along with Weston "Y" and othâ€" er affiliated clubs, is holding Open House for the whole town at Central United Church auditorium Friday night from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m., and again on Saturday afternoon to accomodate all the acts. Weston Recreation Commission‘s winter fitness program has had a very active and: successful season according to the town‘s director of recreation, Tug Wilson. Page 12 â€"â€" THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€" Thursday, March 28,4963 Magerman & Page Barristers â€" Solicitors 1630A Wilson Ave. CH 6â€"2191 Crang Plaza _ Weston L. A. Braithwaite Estate Funds Available For Mortgage Loans Evenings by Appointment Bull & Ashbourne Chartered Accountants ACCOUNTANTS Marsh, Goulding Chartered Accountant 1730 Weston Road 10f sw‘\s BARRISTERS 1969 Weston Road C. W. LEASK e :. comnt® / & Co. Professional â€" Business CH 1â€"1129 CH 4â€"6061 WESTON and AREA Weston Suite 201 Toronto 15 C Barristers â€" Solicitors ~ 1944 Weston Road Opposite John Street Weston, Ont. CH 14911 Weston William D. Lyon, B.A., LL.B Barrister & Solicitor Mortgage Money To Loan Evenings By Appointmen Alfred H. Herman, B.A Barrister & Solicitor 1936 Weston Road 1415 Lawrence Ave. W DIRECTORY Fraser & Simms Barristers â€" Solicitors BARRISTERS 1923 Weston Road Heakes and MacDonald Mile 8. of 401 Your Neighbourhood Radiator Cor. Oak St. And Auto Glass Service Depot Tom Gouett RADIATOR SPECIALISTS BY jZO80L R CH 4â€"5697 CH 6â€"6115 CH 4â€"5314 Aâ€"1 Radiator & Glass Service Ltd. 2441 Weston Road CHerry 1â€"4416 M. ATOM TYKES You might be interested to learn that according to Arena management this was their biggest season at the gate since 1950, when many of today‘s big leaguers were still enmeshed in the junior circuits. Allâ€"inâ€"all, Avarell regards the 1962â€"3 season as a good one. He had a good team, and excellent support from Weston hockey fans, and expects to return in the fall to have another go at the Metro crown. This summer, Bruce and his friends will be headâ€" ing up to the clear waters of Georgian Bay to explore sunken wrecks. Bruce, who has been as deep as 100 feet, says that he will still need the warmth of his rubâ€" ber suit in the summer, because water temperature drops sharply when the diver has passed thirty feet. "But some day." he says, "I hope to get down to Florâ€" ida where waters are very clear â€" and very warm." After clearing away the snow, the divers chopped a hole in the ice and took turns going down into the cold waters. "The water was about thirty feet deep." Bruce recalls When asked what he saw on the bottom, he replied, "A washing machine, a railroad hand car, and a sign that said ‘speed limit 30‘. Oh, yes," he addâ€" ed, "there were some fish too!" Bruce, a member of the Etobicoke Underwater Club, is keen on all water sports. He became interested in SCUBA (Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apâ€" paratus) diving while working as a lifeguard in a local swimmirg pool about two years ago. One of the other lifeguards, who was a diver, introduced him to the sport, and_Bruce became enthused immediataely. Skindiving, according to Bruce and his friends, provides excellent opportunities for pictureâ€"taking. Exâ€" pensive underwater cameras, while nice to own, are not necessary. Bill Smiley, a friend of Bruce‘s and a fellow diver, constructed an inexpensive underwater housing for his simple Kodak Holiday Camera which has proved very functional. He and Bruce even managâ€" ed to get pictures during their expeditions under the ice, where lighting conditions were far from ideal. What did motorists in the Guelph area think reâ€" cently when they saw four fullyâ€"equipped frogmen standing beside the highway in the middle of winter â€" with no water in sight? "They looked surprised," reâ€" calls Bruce McGregor, who was one of the divers. What most of the amazed passersâ€"by didn‘t realize was that these rubberâ€"suited divers were standing beside a frozen waterâ€"filled quarry, and that in a few minutes they‘d be out of sight. Mt. Dennis FUNERAL HOMES Disney Homes 4 Terry Blersh (2) J. R. Currie, O.D. Optometrist Caron Shoes 2 Paul McCullough Paul Martin 1891 Weston Rd., Weston Jets 2. Bruce Tingey (2) Semi Final Jets 2 Kevin Ottaway (2) Goalie Roy Weiss Downsview Hockey For all the News In WESTON â€"â€"â€" READ The WESTON TIMES For Appointment Call CH 1â€"0701 Piano Tuning And Repairing . J. WARD OPTOMETRY Work Guaranteed Funeral Directors THIS SPORT IS ONLY FOR THE INSULATED Wm. A. Riggs 1230 Jane Street Semi Final Butzers 0 CH 12233 MUSIC Finals RO 9â€"2841 Weston Ladies Major Bowling League Saturday, March 23, 1963 Team Standing Nydia Hairdressers 29 pts Mamselle Hair Stylist 25 pts Mil Jay‘s Ladies Wear . 23 pts Marcia Macs Shoppe 22 pts Weston Bowling Lanes 18 pts Serta Mattress Co. 9 pts Marg Forester Elsa Peer Marg Gray Richardson Sports 2 Scott Anderson Ronald Thompson Goalie Doug Dent RCAF Downsview 0 Richardson â€" Sports wir total goals in series. ATOMS Local 112 UAW 4 Peter Samarco Tommy Gallagher Bryan Sykes George Brown Disney Homes 2 Fred Gelfant Howie Abrams Goalie Stan Gibson Maple Leaf Press 0 Disney Homes wins on games Richardson Sports Scott Anderson RCAF Downsview Dickie Abraham Howie Abrams Ron Higgs Goalie Stan Gibson Semiâ€"Finals Frank‘s Texace 5 Bill Toderick (3) Danny Morritt Jeffrey Baker Goalie Danny Stergion Casconi & Sons 2 Randy Revie (2) General Ground Work including sanitary and storm sewers, Em"' seeding, sodding and landscaping. Each classification listed, or parts thereof, will be issued as a separate tender. Tenders based on condition of escalator clause will not be acceptable. Prospective bidders will be notified when detailed Bh- and specifications will be available from the Plant epartment for the various trade classifications. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be F. g Minkler, B.A., D.Paed., R. D. G: Stanbury, B:A;, Director ‘of Education Chairman. Applications will be received, in the Purchasing Deâ€" partment, 15 Oakburn Crescent, Willowdale, Ontario, for contract work to be tendered and completed during 1963 for the follovin: trade classifications: Minor Building Additions & Alterations General Mechanical & Electrical Work including such items as incinerators, burner units, lightâ€" __ ing, public address systems, etc. Maple Leaf Press 0 RCAF Downsview 0 Cascomne & Sons 2 BOWLING Paving . Fencing High Average The Board Of Education For The Township Of North York NOTICE OF TENDERS wins . on 221 216 Local 112 U.A.W. 1 Peter Samario Local 112 UAW wins series on total goals. David Penner John Smart Ball Hardware wins series on games. JUNIORS Kay Sawchuk Marg Warner Bernice Elliott Barb Best Maim Ireland Olive Boyle Kay Sawchuk Marg Gray Marg Forester Kay Sawchuk Marg Gray Marg Forester York Plaza wins total goals in series SENIORS Ken Bonnar Peter Laba Barry Powless Bruins win series on games TIMES WANT ADS. Call CH 1â€"5211 Ball Hardware 3 Paul Holden Fred Lloyd Brian Wiens Steven Smith Eric Shipman York Plaza 2 Brian Larter Jeffrey Gold Goalie John Watts Hawks 0 Allan Rose (3) Gary Babcock (2) Barry Reynold Bob Fawcett (2) High Single Flat High Three Flat Majors 2 Bruins 8 Chiefs 3 series on 285 213 208 204 201 125 T10 ‘Weston Tennis Club Lets Contract The Executive of the Weston Tennis Club, which has four courts adjacent to the Swimming Pool off Lawrence Avenue, anâ€" nounce with pride that a conâ€" tract has been let, and work will begin immediately to install inâ€" candescent lighting over two courts, to be ready for this season‘s members to use. This project will extend by many hours each evening the time of playing and members of former years and prospective members for this year are inâ€" vited to consider the advantages of tennis in their own communâ€" ON APRIL Authorized by York Humber New Democratic Party Art Show Ceramics Millinery Leathercraft Copper Work COME TO WESTON‘S WINTER WINDâ€"UP DEMONSTRATIONS INCLUDE Art Show Ballet Fly Casting Ceramics Majorettes Fly Tying Millinery Drama Golf Leathercraft Bridge Fencing Copper Work Chess Boating Craft Skills Crafts In Action Bowling Fencing Demonstration â€" Stage Shows â€" Saturday, March 30th Friday, March 29th 1:30 â€" 2:30 â€" Ballet Classes 7:30 â€" 8:30 p.m. 2:45 â€" 3:45 â€" Majorettes â€"King Street School Auditorium 4:00 â€"+5:00 â€" YWCA "Keep Fit" Your New Democrat In York Humber A Working Demonstration of Arts, Crafts and Winter Activities of the Weston Recreation Commission, Affiliated Clubs and s Weston Y.W.C.A. ADVANCE. REGISTRATION FOR WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTION CLASSES Conducted during the summer by The Weston Recreation Commission at The Weston Area Swimming Pool. Fee â€" $1.00 for 7 weeks of lessons. Limited number of classes â€" So be one jump ahead and register your child at this exhibition. Come See What You‘ve Missed! â€" Come See How You Can Live The Full Life! Stage Shows â€" Music Nursery Classes â€" Art Sale â€" People In The Know Qualified Playground Supervisors ; â€" On hand to guide you and answer questions â€" Mind your children while you visit the demonstration (and perhaps pop out to do some shopping) Refreshments Drop In Any Time Admission Free Door Prizes 1 For further information call the Recreation Office, CHerry 9â€"9111 (ext. 53) CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH â€" AUDITORIUM King Street & Weston Road Friday, March 29th Saturday, Ma 7:00 â€" 10:00 P.M. MILLARD Charlie LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES ski, CH. 6 The Secretary, Mrs. Norma Lynes, (CH. 4â€"1690) will be cireularizing all former members concerning forthcoming â€" events and the official opening date and other enquiries may be made to the President, Mr. R. W. H. Johnson, CH. 1â€"3315, Treasurer, Mr. W. Burden, CH. â€" 7â€"3009, or Mrs. Max Elminowâ€" ity during the summer of 1963 Women‘s work groups in more than 1,000 Canadian Red Cross Branches produced over 330,000 knitted or sewn articles last year for shipment to 21 nations in need. One of the joys of being an executive is that you can dictate letters to your secretary and use words you can‘t spell. Marriage enables a man to find out what wonderful men his wife used to go with. of Saturday, March 30th 1:00 â€" 5:00 P.M. Blue : Flames Singe Alhambra B.C. TYKE ATOMS IOF Court Robertson Clippers 2 David Travers Brian Mitchell Scarborough Glass 4 Clippers now eliminated from Metro Competition. M. MIDGET PEE WEE IOF Court Robertson Clippers 2 Philip Branston 1 Brian Mitchel 1 Al Wright Hardware 1 IOF Court Robertson Clippers 2 Terry Ward 1 Brian Mitchell 1 Blue Flame Heating 7 Richard Balkind 4 John Saville 2 Gordon Brock 1 Alhambra B.C. 1 Blue Flame Heating wins and moves to next series. BANTAM JUVENILE Exhibition Downsview Flyers 6 Peter Williamson 2 Bob McEachren 2 Brian McCannel 1 Bill Grieveson 1 Camsteel Ltd. (D.B.C. Midget) 4 Reg Dunham Terry King Brian Miller Rudex Auto Parts 1 Michael Cowper Humber Valley Warriors 7 BANTAM Blue Flame Heating 12 John Saville 4 Richard O‘Loisen 2 Doug Benson 2 * Ken Reshnyck Gordon Brock Richard Balkind Jerry Tintinalli Alpine Sports Beavers 5 Ross Antonich 2 David Bandy 2 Vietor Favot 1 ATOM J. Manganero Leaders 3 Julian Nixon 4 Danny O‘Donohue 3 Gary Goldberg 1 T. Collini Chargers 3 Bob Sharpe 1 Bob Lapham 1 Kenny Danylchuck 1 Duffield B.C. 2 Blue Flame Heating 4 John Saville 2 Ken Tracey 1 â€" Richard O‘Laisen 1 Ken Brown 2 Craig Clark 1 Wayne Osborne Ken Brown Craig Clark David Warren Larry Oxenhaim Rudex Auto Parts 0 Canadian Legion 527 4 Ave. Rd. Marine 0 Reuben Billiards 0 Alhambra B.C. 0 Goulding Park 2 Finchurst B.C. 2 Duffield B.C. 2 Sayvette 2 1ons ons