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10 19 Our football team looks very promising for future years. The team was not able to enter this year beâ€" cause of the staggered hours and other inconveniences, but now that we are in the new school football is in full swing. Informed sources say that exhibition games will probably be held. As you know by now, SHCI students are in their new building just south of Lawrence on Royal York Rd. We have not had a chance to start our United Apâ€" peal Drive because we have just moved and are a relâ€" atively new school. At an assembly held a week last Tuesday this worth while campaign was kicked off by President Bob Bradmore and staff supervisor, Mr. D.M. Gregory. The general feeling is that S.H.LC. will not use any ‘"gimmicks‘" but class collections instead to raise money. The school itself is not fully completed yet, but it is hoped that the whole school will be finished shortâ€" ly. Students on‘the whole really like the "architectural masterpiece." The school is not too hard to get lost in and students are still trying to get used to the change from Kipling. Weston Magerman & Page Barristers â€" Solicitors 1630A Wilson Ave. 247â€"2191 Crang Plaza Estate Funds Available For Weston Barristers â€" Solicitors Geo. W. Bull B. Comm. Howard G. Ashbourne, BA 43 KING STREET CHO 4â€"5547â€"8 9 Barristers & Solicitors ROYAL YORK PLAZA 1500 Royal York Rd Weston Suite 201 Evenings by Appointment t 3 en atels . e se * ‘ L. A. Braithwaite Bull & Ashbourne B.A., LL.B. Barrister & Solicitor 1415 Lawrence Ave W at Keele St. uite 201 247â€"6115 WESTON TRAVEL SERVICE SUN CH 1â€"6584 ACCOUNTANTS Chartered Accountants Chartered Accountant 1730 Weston Road Scarlett Heights Marsh, Goulding Wm. D. LYON C. W. LEASK BARRISTERS 1969 Weston Road Mortgage Loans BOOK NOW AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT R YOUR MOST £; VALUABLE en PROPERTY Vss CAN BE TR LIFE _ INSURANCE Gordon W. Alcott, C.L.U. CH 9â€"2288 GOING OVERSEAS ? 2063 Lawrence Ave. W. at Weston Rd. LIFE ASSURANCE CO. OF CANADA V 4 ho Professional â€" Business Phone 244â€"5324 CH 4â€"6061 CBH 1â€"1129 By Stan Locks If PAYS TCO LISE THE TIMES WANT ADS in the house today!" Weston Weston Mortgage Money To Loan Evenings By Appointment Alfred H. Herman, B.A. Barrister & Solicitor 1936 Weston Road DIRECTORY Heakes and MacDonald Barristers â€" Solicitors 1923 Weston Road Fraser & Simms Barristers â€" Solicitors 1944 Weston Road Opposite John Street BARRISTERS Call CH 1â€"5211 Mile S. of 401 Your Neighbourhood Radiator Cor. Oak St. And Auto Glass Service Depot RADIATOR SPECIALISTS EM 4â€"5141 CH 4â€"5697 CH 45314 CB 1â€"1911 j|ZEO80L8 R 2441 Weston Road CHerry 1â€"4416 Aâ€"1 Radiator & Glass Service Ltd. "By these presents and in acâ€" cordance with article VIII of the constitution, the members of the Toronto Milk Transport As sociation by unanithous ballot, are pleased to confer Honourâ€" ary Life Membership upon Nelâ€" son A. Boylen in commemoratâ€" ion of "his fiftyâ€"five years of continuous and meritorious serâ€" vice to the for hire milk transâ€" port industry and in recognition of his installation as first Presâ€" ident of the Association upon its organization: in the year ening in the Seaway Hotel, Nelâ€" son A. Boyler of Weston was the recipient of an illuminated address. It read as follows: banquet held on Wednesday evâ€" The Elmlea Ladies Euchre club held their Euchre on Wedâ€" nesday afternoon with the winâ€" ners being. 1st Mrs. Laidler, second Mrs. Art. Warn. Low score Mrs. Patterson. Belated greetings to Gary Smith, Byng Ave. who was six years old Oct. 15th. The Ladies Royal Park Bowlâ€" ers, Royal York Bowl. Team Standings Wrens 30 points. Bobolinks 27 points. Chickadees 25 points. Loons 24 points. Woodpeckers 23 points. Wippoorwills 17 points. Bluebirds 14 points. Ravens 8 points. High Averages Greetings to Carol Staples who will be six years old Oct. 25th. Marg Taplin 198; Kay Cardâ€" ona 196; Doris Dodwell 196; Erlâ€" ma Mitchell 182. High Three Flat Doris Dodwell 684; Erlma Mitchell 680; Marg Taplin 655. High Single Flat Kay Cardona 300; Edie Lotrâ€" imer 299; Doris Dodwell 291. High Three Handicap Birthdays Marg Long 718; Doris Dod well 718; Noreen Welsh 710. High Single Handicap e Milk Transport Association ‘The Legion Honours Boylen At Banquet | Scene LOCAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY President W. J. Lawrence. Viceâ€"President V. Keiffer. Secretary Hugh Strachan. Hon. W. A. Stewart, Provin Walter‘s Garage FULL GUARANTEE Motor & Automatic Repair Wheel Alignment . $9.50 FREE Courtesy Car. Pickâ€"up 1778 Jane St. CH 7â€"6599 Mt. Ray Cardona 322; Edie Lorriâ€" Elmlea And District Jottings J. R. Currie, O.D. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Optometrist 1891 Weston Rd., Weston For Appointment Call CH 1â€"0701 Plumbing & Heating Repairs â€" Conversions Alterations Guaranteed, Efficient 24 Hour Service CH 4â€"3870 1230 Jane Street Dennis RO 9â€"2841 Piano Tuning And Repairing OPTOMETRY Work Guaranteed GARAGES MUSIC DRAY When the recipient ‘of the honor was called to the platâ€" form, he received an ovation. All rose and sang "He‘s a Jolly Good Fellow," "He‘s a Daisy," "Hail Hail the Gang‘s all here." It was minutes before the cheerâ€" ing ended and the former Presiâ€" dent was able to staimmer out his grateful thanks. was the guest speaker and the Hugh Strachan. Over 500 memâ€" bers were in attendance and the upper and lower head tables were occupied by the heads of the Milk Industry, Health and Government departments. After the speeches were over, the performers giving the onâ€" tertainment kept making referâ€" ences to the guest of honor. One composed a song about him. The former municipal politician and former President was given a night to remember.: Mrs. Kay Seeley 82) Myrtle Roberts (81); Eulalyne Baines (72). Low score â€" Marg Walker 38. Draw winners Mrs. Nash and Doris Hunter. mer 317; Joy McNaughton 304. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 213. Weston, held a Euchre in the hall on Tuesday Oct. 15th. Winners Mrs. Tompkinson (77); M. Moore (72). Low score John O‘â€" Niell (51). Door Prize, Mrs. Carâ€" bis. crl-;yfieveningv at the home of Mrs. M. Nash 36 Braecrest Ave., with the winners being. _ _ _ “V[‘)eepett sympathy is extendâ€" ed to â€" The family of Mrs. Myrâ€" tle Taylor, 48 Rnxaling St. Serâ€" ens. The Good neighbours held their weekly Euchre, on '!’hurs- ;ice' \'us on Wednesday from Wards Funeral Home. Interâ€" ment Glendale Memorial Gardâ€" Cathy Ferguson announces the Hallowe‘en party which will be held a week from Saturday. Beryl McClure says bowling will start the following Saturday. ‘The Pax Bible Class enjoyed a wonderful weekend in Ottawa where they took the morning and evening church services at the church of Rev. R. C. Créelâ€" man. An excellent programme was carried out for the enjoyâ€" ment of the fiftyâ€"five members who made the trip. This Sunday at 5:45 p.m. the first Bee Cee Dinner will be held, followed by a Pax Church Service. Thost taking part last Sunday were: Ushers, Carol Aberdeen and Warren McEachern; Bible Readings, Paul Curry and Arlene Mortimer; Chairman, Bill Stoneâ€" house and Anne Heath; Presiâ€" dent, Eric Roy, General Chairâ€" man. The lesson "The Living Watâ€" er" was given by Dave Black. Karen Heide reported the class membership has now grown to famous MINK with oil THE PAX BIBLE CLASS FALL GLAMOUR PACKAGE ~ NOW The Entire Coiffure 9.50 ERNA‘S$ COLD WAVE 2242 Weston Rd. * . 12.50 A most colourful and impres-l sive ceremony of presentation and dedication of branch colours was made to the new Canadian Czechoslovak â€" Veterans Branch 601, Toronto, at the District D‘ Legion Memorial Building, 22 College St., last Saturday even-} ing. The colours were presented by District D commander Don Wilson, Zone D 3 commander Marsh Campbell and deputy zone commander ~M. Runowski M. S. M. The dedication was made by Very Rev. Dr. Ross Cameron. World War II Padre, Minister and former Moderator of Pres byterian _ Church in â€" Canada. Guest speaker on the occasion was Maior Arthur H. Adams, President Ontario Command, Roâ€" yal Canadian Legion, The Ladies Auxiliary are to be congratulated for their fine work in conducting a draw for three beautiful oil paintings, the work of Ray Cardinal, an arthriâ€" tic patient in Sunnybrook Hosâ€" pital, Cardinal shows great taâ€" lent in the art field and works under a tremendous handicap, he first picked up a paint brush in a physioâ€"therapy exercise for his condition and is now turning out some exceptionally fine work. The draw for the paintings will take place at the Saturday nightl dance October 26 at the club. The dedication of a recently erected Memorial to veterans of both wars took place at York Cemetery, Willowdale, last Sunâ€" day. Zone D 4 members were on parade for the occasion under the command of Lt. Col. M. E. George M. D. along with the bands from Branches 65 and 66 Earlscourt and Willowdale. The service was conducted by Canon Rev. Thomnson, Padre of Branch 66. Zone Dâ€"4 executive officers are to be congratulated for their organization of this memorable occasion. In the field of sport we note with interest that a clinic will be conducted at Burlington, Onâ€" tario, on Friday November 1st through November 3rd. The cliâ€" nic is sponsored by Ontario Proâ€" vincial Command and Branch 60. Burlington. This clinic will conâ€" \ centrate on Basic Fitness and ‘Winter Training with emphasis on track and field. It is open to ‘all coaches of track clubs, secâ€" *ondar.\' and â€" elementary schools | as well as Legion branches. Geofâ€" frey Dyson, National Director of ‘he Royal Canadian Legion Soorts Training Plan, will be in | charge assisted by graduate coaâ€" \ ches of the Legion‘s National \Clinics in track and field. Rick Collins, branch viceâ€"presâ€" ident and chairman of the Popâ€" py Tag day campaign, can use some volunteer help in the way of taggers, drivers and other asâ€" sistance for his program commenâ€" cing November 8th. Members and volunteers are urged to get beâ€" hind this once a year campaign ;â€" _ HOME and OFFICE â€" CLEANING OF A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR ALL K PLUMBING KÂ¥ SUPPLY & REPAIR KÂ¥ CARPENTRY A CALL TO 249â€"9047 WILL BRING AN EFFICENT TRADESMAN TO YOUR DOOR ALL â€" CRAFT * e UPHOLSTERY The film department suggests that anyone interested would be wise to choose films now, either from the Main Library or by ‘phoning BA 5â€"8891, Local 44. . . . and closer to home. The Downsview Branch Library anâ€" nounce that an exhibition of paintings by Geoffrey Grier, A.R.CA. will be on view until Monday, November 4. We manâ€" aged to stop in briefly to see the paintings and was lzrmbly‘ impressed by the texture, colour and realism of this artist from Montreal. Unfortunately we were unable to attend the reâ€" ception for Mr. Grier at the libâ€" rary last Friday evening, but we will be viewing the collection again and, next week, hope to give a more detailed account of the artist‘s background. The Women‘s Church Year of St. Stephen are holding a Rumâ€" mage Sale on Thursday, Novemâ€" ber 7, at the church between 1 & 4 p.m. Everyone is welcome to bring, and buy. On Friday, October 18, St. Stephen‘s Anglican Church baseâ€" ment was vandalised for the fourth time. Windows â€" were smashed, tables _ overturned. dishes were broken, and, what can only be described as a "horâ€" rible mess", made of the church basement. This, between the time the minister left his office on Friday afternoon until the choir boys arrived for practice at 7 p.m. i START RUMMAGING . . . but for a card player, they could be trumps. We are calling for interested parties to attend a Whist Drive on Saturday, November 2, sponsored by the Choir Guild of St. Stephen‘s Anglican Church â€" proceeds for the work of the choir. Furâ€" ther information may be ob tained by contacting President, Mr. Aâ€" Forster. 49 Lexfield Just last week we reported in this column that Principal, M. McCorquodale of Tumpane Pubâ€" lie School had advised parents, attending a Home & School meeting, of unlawful damage to school property. DIAMONDS ARE A BEST FRIEND ... Isn‘t it about time we, as parâ€" ents, looked ourselves squarely in the face and asked a few questions concerning our moral values, or are we too busy puttâ€" ing all our eggs in the material basket. To refresh the memory. the definition of moral, relatâ€" ing to manners and conduct; ag: AN OUTRAGE!! Drive, CH. 1â€"1088 which enables the branch to carâ€" ry out assistance to veterans and their dependents, widows and children in times of distress. Mr. Collins can be reached at CH 1â€" Fall in for the annual Church parade is on the club parking lot Sunday, October 27th, at 1000 hours. With the Weston Silver Bend in attendance, the pande‘ will move north on Jane St. to Lawrence, west to Pine, north to William, west on William to Westâ€" minister United where Reverend MacKenzie will conduct the serâ€" vice. The return route will be south on Weston road and a march past salute will be taken by Zone Dâ€"2 Commander Richâ€" ards. For the disabled and those unable to march, transvortation will be provided to the service and return. AROUND DOWN WEAR A POPPY REMEMBRANCE DAY WEEK END GIRL‘S Agreed, not one of us has the right to sit in judgement of the other, but if, as, and when we fail, should we not try again â€" as a continual process? "The rise in gelinquency of ‘ children and young adults is due, in part, to the lowering of parental standards". And Rabbi Rosenberg who, on ‘"Moments of Meditation", cited the parent (mother in this case) who was so busy collecting funds for the underâ€"privileged children that her own were left at home neglected. Neither comment is one of which we can be proud. Yes, we were in touch with the local police. They have finâ€" gerprints and have fulfilled their duties in the case of "‘Break and Enter", barring the names of paticipants. They are here, somewhere around Downsâ€" view . . . perhaps you may have information that will help the police? This programme was of specâ€" ial interest to Mrs. Walker who has been invited to serve on the panel at an "Open Meeting" of the newly formed Association for Better Basic Education in the Community Hall, Yongel Street, on Monday, October 28. FIRST AND LAST SKILL ‘"‘Reading" was the topic unâ€" der discussion at the Beverley Heights J.H.S. Home & School Association meeting on Thurs day, October 17. Considering 1,300 students attend this school. a mere handful of parents turnâ€" ed out to hear, and put forth questions to the panel of exâ€" perts moderated by Mr. Morris, Vice Principal. Interested _ guests â€" attending the meeting: North York Home & â€" School Council, President, Mrs. J. F. Peacock and North York _ Board â€" of _ Education, Trustee Isobel Walker. A friend of the family Judge THE ADVERTISER â€" Thursday, October 24, 1963 â€" Page 3 1917 Weston Rd. 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Pumpâ€" kin name tags looked very gay on »! those present. After a delicious and bountiâ€" ful dinner, Downsview U.CW. President, Rhoda Pell welâ€" comed the ladies (approximately 100)! Special guest for the evening, Audrey Middleton who has moved from this area. Audâ€" rey has held a number of ofâ€" fices in the Downsview U.C.W. and made significant contribnâ€" tions to the life of the Church. In a speech by Marvy Robinson. she was thanked for all her "labours of love" and presented with a gift and corsage. Mrs. F. H. Stevens led an inâ€" snirational Thanksgiving Worâ€" ship Service in the Sanctuary. Guest soloist, Mrs. M. K. Pickâ€" An hour of fun and fellowâ€" ship followed under the direeâ€" tion of Joyce Stokes. programâ€" me chairman. Included were games and a lively singâ€"song led by Eileen Griffiths accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Edna Thompson. The evening reached its conclusion with a beautiful solo by Mrs. Pickard. On behalf of the Beverley Hills U.C.W. their president, Audrey Corneil thanked the hostesses for a wonderful evenâ€" Having not gained â€" much ground with the rake these past few days, we admit: It‘s an iM wind that doesn‘t blow someâ€" body‘s leaves into his neigh bour‘s backyard CH 9â€"0741