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1® ____ Bage 12â€" THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€" Thursday, June 20, 1963 E W Om Et ETT SS T. | 2°MIITL HARV 10 SNW While we are on the subject of aquatics, don‘t | emerging from chilly 65 forget that you still have time to enroll yourself or|at Weston Area Swim your youngster in the Recreation Commission‘s "Learn | pretty young miss Lois To Swim" program. Check in with the Recreation‘Wesmn. Lois is one of Office before the parade starts. |vounustars wha ‘ranaive snn ho on e Soode Aemnee one will take home a brand new 14‘ boa with 28 h.p. motor and trailer. There are 70 other' prizes in the draw. Don‘t miss it! Be On Hand When the Winâ€"Aâ€"Prize sus Led by the Weston Band, complete with highâ€" kicking majorettes, the parade will wend its way to Weston Pool for the drawing of tickets in the businessâ€" men‘s latest project â€" Winâ€"Aâ€"Prize campaign. Someâ€" Leccm : & 2 L 1 I mt \ So much for History. This Friday night. which | will mark the fifth official opening of Weston Pool,\ the Weston Businessmen‘s Association will kick off the night with a gala parade starting from Town Hall at ' o .an Tomnt 8:00 p.m When most of. the required $90,000., had been raised, a contract for construction was let late in 1958 and the pool was ready for use the following spring. However such is the business world that finishing touches could not be added until several fine Weston citizens signed personal notes to the financiers exâ€" ceeding $30,000 to let the dream become a renli(y.‘ Nor could we ever omit credit to the other clubs who | did so much â€" Rotary, Kiwanis, and Legion. Headlines in the Times & Guide summed up the | situation very well on that memorable day four years | ago â€" "After 4 Years of Hard Work â€" wWESTON | SWIMMING POOL OPENS SATURDAY â€" Firsty Plunge at Last A Reality." | After donating the land on which the pool now stands, Lions (bless their big hearts) started pumping cash into the project starting with a survey for the best design and then, under the chairmanship of Dr. Alan J. Bull, donated $1500. (which eventually grew to $15,000) to start the fundâ€"raising campaign that saw over 90% of all Westonians dishing out for the good of their town. Back in 1955, the Recreation Commission passed along an idea to Council, who in turn turned to the Weston Lions Club to spearhead a fundâ€"raising camâ€" paign for a Weston Pool. Exactly four years ago today a great event took place in the town of Weston: the Weston Area Swimâ€" ming Pool became a reality. On June 20th, 1959, which happened to be a Saturday, the first youngster taking a flying jump into the clear, pure waters of the new Lâ€"shaped pool marked the successful end of four years hard work by the Recreation Commission, service clubs and the citizens of Weston toward a common end: the proviâ€" sion of safe water sport for the people, but especially the youngsters, of our town. are drawn Friday â€" at ;/\ The Weston Swimming Pool â€" 9:15 P.M Take an oxcart, a car, a boat, a plane . . . but BE THERE . .. Winâ€"Aâ€"Prize coupons are drawn tomorrow night at the openin the Weston Swimming Pool. You may be among the lucky who will win one of the valuable prizes being offered by tl Weston. Until the draw at about 9:15 p.m. Friday, you can shop displaying .Winâ€"Aâ€"Prize banners and receive more coupons t chances of winning. The draw doesn‘t close until the stores do at EVERYBODY‘S GOING to enroll yourself or|at Weston Area Swimming Pool is Commission‘s "Learn pretty young miss Lois Dagstaff of with the Recreation‘Wesmn. Lois is one of hundreds of | youngsters who ‘received their first YOU MIGHT Be The Tom Gouett bont‘c‘omplete are also over BlG WINNEBR Of a boat. motor and trailer, a portable _ T.V. set or â€" transistor radio. If not one of the top three prizes, you might be a winner of another prize being offered in the contest. BY at the opening ceremonies fo’rA by the merchants of shop in Weston stores ons to enhance your do at 9 p.m. tomorrow:. TRYING HARD TO SMILE Weston the mer \Win â€" A â€" Prize Draw * when the lucky Weston Pool Officially Opens Tomorrow Night rpper Caranci brother _ combination, Togy on the mound and Mario with the big bat. were the feature of the evening FUTURE GAMES: f June 24th at Gary St. Philip‘s Angels _ and _ St. John‘s Young People. June 24th at Wellesworth St. LE â€" while degree water June 12th at Gary St. Beneâ€" dict‘s downed â€" Transfiguration in a squcaker 8â€"7. Joe Deon hit a grand slam homer for St. Benedict‘s. John Barnes hurled an outstanding game for Trans figuration â€" but in a losing cause. Thursday, June 13th, at Gary St. Philip‘s Angels got back on the winning track by downing St. Bernard‘s Friars 7â€"1. The The same evening at Gary Park St. John‘s Young People defeated _ St. Bernard‘s 5â€"1. Stan Sauve allowed St. Bernâ€" ard‘s just four hits and Dave Deane and Ken Surwick both hit home runs, For St. Bernâ€" ard‘s Bill Edmond struck out eight. Tuesday, June 11th, at Welâ€" lesworth St. John‘s â€" St. Jude‘s Combines, after their â€" usual NESCAFE, took St. Benedict‘s Young People 8â€"5. Trevor Metâ€" calfe for the Combines and Paul Puma and Brian Pekeski for the Young People were the stars of the evening. Monday, June 10th, at Gary Park Bob Frawley‘s St, Philip‘s: Braves . lowered the boom on St. Philip‘s Angels with a score of 10â€"0. The fine pitching of Jim Fowler, who also had four for four, including a home run and the alert defensive playl of the Braves‘ infield, especially Ray Paquette at third, were the features. mea 6 | J Fowler Hurls Shutout Deon Hits Grand Slammer hn td e e it SUN LIFE ASSURANCE co. or CANADA CH 1â€"6584 was P ORT YOUR MosSt & VALUABLE rgen PROPERTY / CAN BE LIFE INSURANCE Gordon W. Alcott, C.L.U. |dunking of when the j Official ope will be hel promise of conditions. e pool opened for bu'srirr};;;. opening of the Weston Pool he}d Friday night with the To qualify homes must be equipped with a suitable mailâ€" box, clearly visible street numâ€" bers, and a pmfier pathway from the street, Mr. Walker urged all homeowners on these streets to meet these requireâ€" ments, as any home without proper facilities will *not reâ€" ceive the new service when deliâ€" very begins. (Continued from page 3) as soon as the Downsview postâ€" master has made staff adjust ments. RO 6â€"1777 Door To Door Benedict‘s Y.P.C. and Tranâ€" sfiguration. June 25th at Gary St. Bernâ€" ard‘s and St. John‘s â€" St. Jude‘s. June 26th at Gary St. John‘s Y.P.C. _ and St. Philip‘s Braves. f June 27th at Gary St. Philip‘s Angels and St. Benedict‘s. June 27th at Glen Agar Transâ€" figuration and St, John‘s â€" St. Jude‘s. . 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