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more; . Bulletin - Mrs, L. D. Mair; sum -Mrr, E. Polo'yk. Inf! Representative - “In Frol- Pom-h; tin. . CHAIIMIN t - Grade Mother- Mrs. K. O‘Neill; Programme - Mrs. L, Mair; Social Convener - Mrs. G, Kent: Hospitality - Mn. J. Rirehak; hiblicity - Mn, Stall (Ruth) sum; ttembership - Mr, T Smith: Ind Viee. President - Mrs, Eil can Green; Recording Secretary - Mrs. C McLaughlin: Corresponding Seereury - Mrs. Margaret "Hipkin; Treasurer --Mrg. Pauline Mar. Miter: of the Hom e and School Association for 1963 - u. OFFICER! '. - President -- Mrs, J. F. Rhodes; Vice-President - Mrs, Edith March Wh 1959 was the op- ening date of number 6 hall and during the yen. 46 appoint- ments were made to the de- partment, The Township received in accond 100' aerial truck in April 1900, making a total of " " The year 1955, saw the de, partment with 72 men and work starting on two new fire halls, -plus an addition to headquart- ers hall. The strength of the Fire Prevention Bureau was in- creased to 3 men and 1 man was moved to a newly formed train- ing division, which was design- ed to improve efficiency and foster a higher degree of skill at the art of firefighting. Further expansion took place in 1958 with the addition of , new triple combination pump- ers and 30 men. These plus the group who were on in 1957 brought the personnel strength to a high of 154 men. The addition to headquarters hall and halls number 4 and 5 were open by July 1958 and a new triple combination pump- at and 100' aerial truck were put into service. The depart- ment now had 1 total of 9 ve- hicles and I strength of 104 men. A triple-combination pumper and 19 were added to the force in 1954, thus eliminating the need for volunteers except in the Humber Summit area, which is I small community in the North West corner of North York Township. The strength of the department had now reached TO men and 4 trucks, plus a tank wagon in Humber Summit. In 1953 chief Nelson design- ed and built I new Pumper, thug permitting the retirement of the department's oldest piece of equipment. This same year saw the replacement of mobile Tele- phones by the three way radio. which has proven superior tor emergency work. Br 1969 the department had grown to. only 21 personnel and a great expansion need was in- dicated, if adequate protection was to be provided for the resi- dents of the Township. This name year saw the installation of mobile telephones in all trucks, thus increasing efficiency greatly. Number 2 fire hall was open- ed at 484 Lawrence Avenue West in 1952 and a new triple combination pumper acquired. Personnel strength was increas- ed to a total of 49 members with the addition of 13 new men. A permanent fire department was inaugurated in 1942 with live full time men, augmented by volunteers. Jamury m. of the same year saw North York’l lint fire hall built n 5115 Yonge Street and equipped with two pump trucks; . 192$ Reo and I 1936 niche. The year 1948 saw one man transferred to the fire preven- tion bureau. This move to act- ive Fire Prevention work, prov- ed to be a great asset to the fire department; " it had and has; to other fire departments, both prior to and since that Expansion of the fire depart meal was slow during the war yen-s, with five men being add- ed between mid 1942 and earn: t963. The year 1943 an: I pum- per retired from service and A new one constructed by ehiet Nelson and his staff; around I second hand truck chassis. (in truck was 1oeated.in the pioneer luau at 4000 Yonge Street. “I“ 'qui-nt I‘ll I model T Ford Truck. which In (mad with hon and dismal um Then were also (our hon hand reel: located annually throughout the Township. The m Ton-lir- tint (In yu- MIIII; d ill on; I" in...“ mod in 1m. with the loan. tier, ot a volunteer tire m, Maple leaf From ModelT's To Modern Trucks Dom, _ Thursday evening Mixed bowl- _ ing lune Rexdnle Lune: . team standings. ‘Bonter " points. Boniface " points. Fordwicll 12 polntr, Red Water A points. High Anny. Bill Iver: 11"; Geo, Allen 206. Ladle. lay Allen "r, Hsr. Geo. Allen 889; lay " len 231. Hf”. Bill Even m; Mar " len Mn; Ruby Allen Mi. In". Geo Allen 783; Ruby " len TM. n.3,". Goo Allen I”; Ruby " . Don Branton 635; Norm Bel. yea 622; Lorriane Hodgson 622; Diane Anderson 612. High 'lnthe Handicap . Don Brenton 270; George Or- am 230; Doreen Hackney 256; Lorrime Hodgson 237. Hiih Avon.- Shea's Thursday night mixed league, team standings: Strikers 24 points. Wayouts 24 points Winters " points. Carpet bager 22 points. Slow Yokes 22 points. Pirates 18 points. Untouchables 18 points. Andy's Rockets 18 points, Top Cats 16 points. Roudies 16 points. Beauties 14 points Pin Pickers 10 points. Head Pins 10 points. Alley Cats 8 points. Flintstones 8 points. Scrubs 4 points. Men A Art Hachey 175; John Baillie 175. Ladies - Adele McGratton 147; Bea. Hoiuema 146. High Three Flat Gerry Leroux 588: Art Huh» ney 585; Diane Anderson 504; Helen Ball 475. High 86ml. Flu Bob Murray M3: Don Brant- on 233; Droeen Hackney 218; Beg. Hoiuema 192. Hl'h Threq Handicap Kay Cardona 300; Edie Lorri- mer 299; Joy McNaughton 269. H. 3. H. Mary Long 718; Doris Dodwell 718; Noreen Welsh 710. HS.H. Kay Cardon 322; Edie Lorimer 317; Joy McNaughton, Ladies Bowling League. Royal York Plan. Team standings to Oct. Ist. Chickadees 19 points. Loon; 18 points. Wrens 18 points. Woodpeckers 15 points. Bobolinh 15 points. Wippoorwills 12 points. Bluebirds ' points. Ravens 6 points. High Aver-go Marg Taplin 203; Joy McNair ghton 197; Kay Cardona 192. High Three Fiat Doris Dodwell 658; Mary Tair lin 655; Kay Cardona 645. High Single Flu A few ladies of Elmlea have started I Euchre club, held at the hype of Mrs. Hammond, lan "tau-I Mu Iat- Winners were Mrs. Perrin (55); Ann Staples (52); Dow score . Lil Hammond. (34). ELMLEA and DISTRICT Hart-elm: “when 428: Bae. id Blllocreekl 401. H.811. lulu. helm as; Paul (tn-Ho an. Hum, ' . . 1 ' RD]. an H.312 , , Sharon Cnmpben 232; Bruce Junk" loyal York OM Tum Soundings Boxers 10 points Terriers , points, Pointers 6 points. Setters , points, Dalmatians , points, Blood hounds 5 points, Beagle: 2 points. Come- 0 points. Cathy Durance 143; Doug Bruce, 206. Hor. _ 314. RS.“ Barb Shivers 292; Peter wo ett 383. Diane Welsh 173; kim Kem nedy 205. EUR. Bantam, - Team Standings Grey hounds to points. Hounds 9 points. Scottie: 8 points. Bulldogs 5 points. Spaniels 4 points. Huskies 4 points. Poodles 0 points. Shbpherds 0 points. Dubois 130, H.S.F. ' Boys and Girls Bowling urday morning Royal York " Bowl. Team Standings: Sting Rays 7 points. Angels ' points. Lucky Ones 5 points. Pin Setters 2 points. Tickers 2 points. Grave Diggers 0 points, High Ava-9| Mike Cafferata 208; Don Ev. ers 202; Sue Allen 162; Susan Micheal 155. Juniors - Paul Evers 169; Marg- rit Kullik 137; Peggy Nash 148. Bo: MRS A. CARIIS Intermediates Rexdolc Bowl Gull Norman 16T, Allen Lord Vincent Langman 146; Karen Dale Broad 221; Tom B'roivn CH Sat- Pla- servicem- mm but undon- - I do get all: from people who want a timer or "at to alt or (he daycare and my col- ttmais-ll-tgh-trms, potpeoNeirttom9iwithoetearr other {or Mr beoeftt. ”on: ftedfNetee-trteatttreabove 'tFrifttemhattrttittteesr yttrium-henna!“ l feel l mould eUrify In in" here once Ind for MI. I Illl def. initer not running 1 babysitter i The Oakdale Heights Bowling “can: got off to a good start its! Thursday night and those participating had a wonderful time. Were ere nil-l openings for more players so if you ere interested, please all the com. mittee Ind give your name, There are single player: u well " couples coming out but if any couples wish to play but are having trouble 1omting h" bysitten they might call me I“ ME8-M86.ndrrnarbeotrmtte Mat-nu with this pmhlem. _ These are i wonderful bunch ‘of youngsters and they deserve i lot credit for co-operating so fully with the committee to make these dances possible. They have proven that not ill teens are demanding delinquents. for these youngsters hive min- aged for over I yeir to hive dances every other week, to hive fun at these dances and all within the eonnnes of i very limited budget OAKDAL! HEIGHTS fCotsrnteed from page Ir) and the decorations were hand. made. The new teen committee also designed and circulated the flyers that went out to everyone inviting them to see the club in action. Morning service at Elmlea Baptist Church was taken by Mr. W. Needham Toronto. The fruit and vegetables will be sent to Scott Mission. Birthdays gratings to Susan? Crowther who will be 6 years‘ old Oct. 13th. To Mrs. J. Fairly Tudgate Dr. Oct. Wh. Mrs. Humphries Irwin Rd. Oct. Mth. Billy Skinner Oct. 14th. Doris Hunt, Oct, 15th. Belated Greetings to Donny Ward for Oct. Sth. The Church was decorated with leaves - corn stalks. vege- tables and fruits for the Harvest Thanksgiving Service. Miss Symes was the guest solo- ist. and Jessie Mitchell played a selection on the Violin. Mrs. Watkins (79); Gladys Brown (12); Reta Reed (71). Low score Doris Wilson (50). Jane Fergus 360; Terry Red, vets 421. The Good Neighbours Club held their weekly Euchre at the home of Mrs. M. Nash, 36 Brae- crest Ave. ilalddt Heights DAY OR DAY 5 NIGHT em for children any an. New house on Wm Ad. near {LARGE BRIGHT ROOMS and sun - r o o m. newly _ decorated. private bath, parking. N4 - 30. ARTICLES FOR SALE u. DAY CARE FOR AND emu 23. ROOMS TO LET UNFURNISHED JANE & WILSON : - Furnished room for lady. 249-0481 ONE SINGS ROOM, kitchen privileges. CH 9 - 2014. SINGLE BEDROOM. quiet home, gentleman. Near Lawrence & J a n e. Parking. CH I. 580 after 4:30. WESTON RD. - EGLINTON, bed-sitting, quiet, Christian home. Grill- student or bus- iness person. RO 2-6727. LARGE comfortable room, good home, close to transportation. No light housekeeping, gentle- man. abstain". CH l -7418. WESTON:- Private 2 rooms equipped. Business couple pre- terred. Parking space. CH T, CONTRACTOR f r o m out - of _ town wants room and board for men in the Weston to Mal- ton district. 5 -day week. State number of men and r a t e. Apply Mrs. Leo R y a n. . 168 Plymouth, Kitchener. SH s. WESTON ', - pleasant la r ge room in quiet home. Refined business man, bus line, ab. stainer. garage. CH 1-6640. 9 ONE LARGE bed-sitting room, 4 _ piece bath and kitchen. See. ond floor, Canadian home. Call after 6:30. CH 1 - 2922. 20. 22 ROOMS TO LET FURNISHED WESTON : - Basement 2 rooms and kitchenette. washer, park- ins, adults. 247-0236 after A. ' SAME DAY On Your Own Signature No Bmkable Security It You Can Make Mommy Payments You Can Get a Loan DON FINANCE $50 - $5000 ARRANGED BY PHONE CALL 18. FLATS TO LET FURNISHED l6. APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED 9. MONEY TO bed _ sitting room and small tred-room. Business men. Close to? transporutiort and parking. " Rosemount, CH 4 .0013. $16,900. 3 bedroom oolid brick hungalow, private drive, gar- age, 2 washrooms. Bright clean home with landscaped garden. Close to everything. Call Dorothy 011:: CH 1-4411 or CM [ef D. S. “chm: mm: FURNISHED ROOMS. Nice Don F inance Co. Ltd. 1125 ISLINGTON AVE N Rexdale Plaza . ". In: Ba-tbald,-" . . . . Us. can!!!“ Ab pith-bed every Thursday Tummspm. ...dnadlino Monday " Noon . . . . cancellation. CORRECTIONS: This paper will be responsible tor Not now than ONE incorrect assertion of an saver-us. ment. COPY: All ROOMS WANTED REAL ESTATE CH. 7-5438 MONEY '. All advertising copy I: nubject to the approval at the management of this paper. This paper reserve. the right to dainty all Advertisements. Classified W PISTON AT ttn 'M MERCURY hard-top, auto- matte, radio, power- steering. etc. Low mileage, A-l com dition, owned since new. Pri- vate, reasonable, CH 1-8804. '54 PLYMOUTH, $100 or boat offer. CH 4 - 7158. MA. BOATS FOR SALE VANS _ PANEL - PICKUPS STAKES HOUR, DAY OR YEAR 33. MOTOR CARS AND TRUCK RENTALS ALL MAKES AND MODELS TRUCKS BOYS C.C.M. Junior Bicycle CH 1 4016. FURNACE BLOWER, equipped Gas heater, 2 Black Heaters CH 9 - 2014. FINE 9-PIECE mahogany din ing-room suite, chlirs uphol- stered in antique blue needle. point. Antique walnut d es k Antique marble . top ta bl e, CH 1- 7033 between 7 - 8 pm. ACCORDIAN and case, 120- bass, excellent condition $165, 3 CHILDREN'S‘tur - trimmed 3 - piece winter outfits. 1 girl's size 6; 1 girl's size 2 or 3: 1 boy's size 2 or 3, good con- dition. 244-5188. 30. ARTICLES FOR SALE MOVING : - Household fun- iture for sale. Will sell very (masonnhle, ME 5 £816. M. LII Armour Plate Glass, various sizes, perfect for shelving in bathroom. den or recreation room, up to $3.00 value KEEN CRAFT 15' Custom- finish boat and cover. Explorer split-tongue trailer, Plywood luggage-box to fit spare tire wheel. 45-h.p. Mercury elec- tric motor. radio. lights, Ind]- or. ladder, life jackets and and motor - cart. All in beauti» ful condition. Very low price. REXDAlE CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS . !i'itTl"r'lFt PLrll t4 WESTON - REXDAlE C A RS -PIECE Chrome kitchen suite, table and 4 chairs & buffet. Double-bed headboard. Call after 6 p.m. 244-4692. ooo USED CLOTHING, wed, ding gown, furniture. dishes. girrs h boy's bikes High- chair. RU 3-2461. IN UNE WITH l CERTAIN NEW CAR? 1956 Weston REL, Weston Me per piece Glass Shelving THE BANK tr CI hull-8 "EMMA as RACINE an 249-8277 MOTOR CARS ED iiiiiiiiiiiiiii FLOOR CLIANEI EXPERIENCED, 3 pun, - mid. mm, or part-tinte 6 p.m. - midnight. loudly - Friday TRUCK DRIVERS WANTED for' route work in Weston. Rexdale area. $100 weekly. Reply Box 'F' Weston Times . Advertiser, 235 Dixon Rd., Weston. repairs, all makes Guaran- teed Rebuilt: for sale _ WEST END mono & ELECTRIC 3319 Dundls W. 30 2-303. EXTERIOR and Interior Paint. ing, reasonable rates, free es. timates. CH. 1-3510. M. HELP WANTED MALE w, G. KELLY, piano tuning Formerly with Heinuman, Ma son, Risch, rebuilding lay make to factory standards F ree estimates. satisfaction guaranteed. Skilled service a economy, neglect is costly. LE 43A. PAINTING & DECORATING 43C PAINTING and decorating. in-j side or outside work. Paper" hum, tree estimates. CH} 1-1401. 43. SERVICES OFFERED Knowledge of cylinder bor- ing, piston grmding, engine testing and trouble shooting helpful. Age not a factor, permanent employment. Full employee benefits. FOR truck parts it's Levy’s - all nukes _ new. used, re built. 1400 Weston Road. BO Fins. I” IONA!“ ouverdhk, an. full price. Cl! 1 "MI. EVERYTHING for the en, new. used Ind rebuilt, nuchine than service. Keys cut by code. Weston Auto Supply, me Wes. ton Rd. CH las88. Open daily till 9 pan. except Saturdays ' Special attention given to Paper Hanging and Commercial Work. Fully experienced to assem- ble engines. clutches and transmissions. 37. MOTOR PARTS All types repaired and re newed. Workmanship guaran- teed. Emergency servlce. Day or night. VACUUM CLEANER with (ray i.teridr. motor. CH 1-641. J. E. O'FARRELL ROOFING“ ' CHIMNEY SERVICE H. c. BROOKBANKS 1972 Weston Rd., Weston YOUNGMAN " . 23 you: Levy Aim} Parts 702-3681 . Local tlt YOUNG MAN tll. 1-6953 MECHANICS PIANO TUNING it. PROPRIL'I‘OR CH 1-7681 Apply L 0, Blue (Continued from page "t ever, they will meet I "a later on Monday, Octobcr n, at the home of In. ll. Hill. a Turnpne Street, Intuit. Havmg had I dance ttt no 9t splegndour»d the Full ch. IMI Around Downsviw WESlONIA REBEKAH LODGI RUMMAGE SALE c-- Friday, Oct. 18th, - From T to no p.m.ThbeheidinTheoai. fellows Hall, Church 8.. Weston. EUCHRE : - Ladies Alum-11. Legion Hall, 40 Danni-u Id, E. _ Oet. IS, at 8:15 pm. In. RUMMAGE SA L E c-. Central United Church - Oct. 18, T.-.. 9 pm. Weston Rd. " King St. Use Weston Rd. door. PERMS in your home by licens- ed hairdresser. By appoint. ment, evenings. Weston & In. Denis only. Miss Elsie, 780- 53. COMING EVENig LOST: - Ladies' white~|old wrist watch Oct. and. View York Plaza. Reward. Mm. Gibson. CH 4 - 4768. Sl. LOST AND round WOMAN for cleaning, one day a week, CH 1-6649, evening. SIA. TUITION AND EDUCATION TUTORING ".-- High School Science and Mathematics, m par-non for exams. CH 1 ~13 48. EMPLOYMENT WANTED EXPERIENCED typist w I I " work at home. 741 - 5065. EXPERIENCED h I n d - new” or machine _ operators in! drapery work room. - employment. CH 4 - 7911. WAITRESS - days. apply dw- Rock Restaurant, 56 Albion Rd. - 741- 1921. so. PERSONALS 47. DOM ESTICS WANTED ' ION mm Ave. M. at Athim RA - "1a810 Hum; had a chance . . If you would enjoy wak- u1e?or4ttoursadayeauirtg regularly each month on I group of Studio Girl will clients on a route to be el- tablished m and around wa- ton and are willing to math light deliveries. etc., write STUDIO GIRL CW DEPT CW-30, 840 we!!! Ave. Montreal " Route rill pay up to $5.00 per hour. tives of Ontario, Ranked to - the I“ Alpha' Numeric Kevyn-lei _md0§l_0Alpha Numeric Vat of one year- in”; Weston location. For appointment call ttMug [local ttu, 10pited W WOMAN WHO CAN DWI 'dqrw-,.-A-rtea" Mammal-0118. HE‘S; " Seam-ooh A". Toronto " Weston 6mm. 152 Ambulance Service RU 1-4646 CH KLINCK m-wii 5mm trs'