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For the Dodgers its golfâ€"clubs, for Westclair its more hockey. That is the sad story as far as the Dodgers are concerned. On Friday night the Dodgers gave it a good try to keep alive, but just couldn‘t get past the Steelâ€" ers. It was by far the best game of the series. I think that if the Last Tuesday night the third game.of the series saw the Stelâ€" ers completely outplay the Dodâ€" gers. A first period goal by John Hughes for the Steelers and a nice goal by Dave Parham left the score at 1â€"1. Bell Lewis put the Steelers ahead in the second period. The third period saw goals by Kelly and Lowe put the Steelers ahead 4 to 1, a lead which they did not give up, to take a backâ€"breaking lead in the series 3â€"0. Friday night saw the same start as the previous 3 games. Westclair took the lead on 2 nice goal by John Hughes at the 18 minute mark of the first period. > + The second period saw the Dodgers come out with a real do or die effort. Dave Parham got a nice pass at the 10 minute mark from Steve McDonald and made no mistake as he beat Mcâ€" Laughlan cleanly, to put the Dodgers on even terms. With 20 seconds left in the second Dodgers had played the other game of the series saw the Steelâ€" have still been in there. SECOND SECTION Notaty Public RO 617717 RO General & Life Insurance 1166 WESTON ROAD Game‘s Over For Dodgers, Westclair Win 4 Straight YORK TRAVEL BUREAU FOR ALL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS TO ANYWHERE WM. G. BEECH, ASSOCIATES FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED small spending For big or The Assoctates make personal loans of any sizeâ€" and for almost any reason. Some people come in for a $50 loan till next payday, while others need larger amounts up to $6,000 or more. In any case, monthly payment plans are carefully tailored to your income. Interest rates are reasonable, and there are no hidden charges. Whatever your reason for borrowing, see the Associates. After all, money is our b\fineu and small lending we do big 1830 WESTON ROAD (south of Lawrence) 241â€"4411 WESTON _ â€" _ PHONE Call RO 6â€"4603 period Ken Kelly beat Gary Edâ€" wards who incidently played a tremendous game ‘in the nets for the Dodgers to give : the â€"Steelers a 21 lead. The third period was scoreâ€" less, but for some tremenâ€" dous stops by both goalies the score could have been a great deal higher. Coach Ken Avarell pulled Gary with one minute left but to no avail and the Dodgers lost the game and the series to Westclair. Would have to say the Steelâ€" ers are the team to beat for all the honmours. Not only do they have bench strength but they have guys who can put the dise in the net. ANN CARBIS 741â€"5884 At the home of Mrs. Lorraine May, Elmlea Women‘s euchre winners were: Nancy Ready, Millie Clare, Gladys Patterson, low score Lil Hammond, travelâ€" ing prize Alice Laidler. Birthday greetings to Mrs. Haâ€" zel Sears, Steven Smith, Mrs. Mary Nash, Dawn Taylor. Get well wishes are extended to Mrs. D. Harnie at Humber Memorial and Tracy Chaput also in hospital. fans and friends who followed them through the hockey season. and for their wonderful patronâ€" age. We hope, like us, you will have a nice summer and come back to see another fine hockey club next year. Believe me it looks very promising. The Peeâ€" Wees are still rolling along. They knocked off York.Steel George Bell 2 games in a row by scores of 32 and 4â€"1 to advance to the Tâ€"Hâ€"L championship against Toâ€" ronto Red Wings. The Weston Dodgers hockey Club, the executive, Coach, Ken Avarell and yours truly would like to thank all their faithful THE DRESSING ROOM Elmlea & . District A Boys‘ Choir is being organâ€" ized at Trethewey Park United Church, for boys from age 8 and up. This choir will have a Hobby Club in conjunction with its acâ€" tivities. They will meet on Wedâ€" nesdays at 6.45 p.m., in the Church. Congratulations to Pat and Georgette Kirk, on the arrival of their son, at Branson Hospiâ€" tal, Sunday, March 6. Another grandson for Wally and Marj Verner, of the Wishbone, and George and Dorothy Kirk, Norâ€" anda Drive. « Please note a change of plans . . . The Rummage Sale being sponsored by the United Church Women, of Trethewey Park Unitâ€" ed Church has been moved to LAST STRAW: Ken Hume‘s attempt to muscle in the tying goal in Friday‘s game against Westclair failed. Dodgers Barristers®â€" Solicitors 1630A ‘Wilson Ave. 247â€"2191 George W. Bull Magerman & Page Crang Plaza Evenings by Appointment Mrs. Jean Rhodes Alfred H. Herman B.A., Q.C. . Barrister â€" Solicitor Notary Public Evenings by appointment 1938 Weston Rd. (at John St.) Bmi)ter\soucnon 1944 Weston Road Opposite John Street ton, Ont. CB 14911 CH 4â€"5547â€"8â€"9 43 King Street Weston, Ontario BARRISTERS Hardington & District Weston CH 4â€"5697 & Simms Professional â€" Business Directory ) Saturday, March 26, instead of E March 19, as previously announcâ€" |ed. Donations may be left at | the Church, either the Friday | Evening, or Saturday Morning. On Friday and Saturday, March 25 and 26, at 8 p.m.. the Tretheâ€" wey Elverston Young Peoples Association. will present "His name was Nellie", at Elverston Park United Church, Culford Rd. The Trethewey Park United Church ‘Women will hold their monthly General Meeting, on Wednesday, March 16 at 8 p.m. The work of the Fred Victor Mission will be the subject topic of the special speaker, for the evening, Mrs. Isobel Lumley. Mrs. Lumley, a matron at the Mission, spent several years as a Missionary. She \will share with the women her ‘special inâ€" sight into Christian Service, goâ€" ing on in our own city of Toronâ€" to. at Fred Victor. Bridge and Euchre Wednesday March 16, 8 p.m., in the Legion Hall at 46 Dennison Road East. Rummage and Bake Sale. Doâ€" ing your spring cleaning early? If so. please remember the anâ€" nual Spring Rummage Sale held by the Married Couples Club of St. Davids Anglican Church. Doâ€" nations may be left at the Parish House, any Saturday morning, or you may call 247â€"4728, to arrange Walter‘s Garage FULL GUARANTEE Motor & Autematic Repair Wheel Alignment â€" $9.50 FREE Courtesy Car. Pickâ€"up 1778 Jane St. CH 7â€"659¢ 1230 Jane Street Mt. Dennis RO 9â€"2841 Eastern and Chartered Trust Member of the _ J. R. Currie, O.D. Optometrist 1894 Weston Rd.. Weston For Appointment Call CH 1â€"0701 REAL ESTATE OPTOMETRY Piano Tuning And Repairing d Gray . George . 1943 WESTON RD. 247â€"8276 Ralph Drinkwaiter it selling your home is a must, Work Guaranteed WESTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1966 GARAGES 241â€"9830 MUSIC lost four straight in the playoffs. Blockâ€" ing Hume‘s shot is Gord Lowe, 4, and goalie John McLachlan. ______ _ The monthly Euchre, sponsorâ€" ed by the Ladies Auxiliary of Branch 213, of the Royal Canaâ€" dian Legion, saw another good turnout. The winners were: Ladâ€" ies; First, Mrs. Luies Hickes, Second, Mrs. Agnes Tomkinson, Low Score, Mrs. H. Gates. Men; First, Mrs. Mary Moore, Second, Ed Renaud, Low Score, Mrs. Eileen Dolman. Door Prizes; Mrs. H. Gates, and Miss Eileen Luckett. The next month Wedâ€" nesday, February March 16, there will be Bridge as well as Euchre, with proceeds going to Jim Wilton, who is Organist at Trethewey Park United, and at Elverston Park United Churâ€" cbes, gives music lessons, at Tréthewey Park every Saturdgy morning. _ Group â€" lessons AZE $10.50 for a series of 12, and im; dividual lessons are $15.50 for a series of 12. For more informaâ€" tion, call Jim at 244â€"8592. St. Davids Anglican Church had three entries in the Kiwanis Music Festival. Under the direcâ€" tion of Miss Valerie Hume, all made an excellent showing. The Boys earned two seconds and a third, and the Girls Service Choir scored 74 in their classâ€" their first experience in compeâ€" tition and the smallest choir participating in their class. Both Director and participants are to be congratulated on their sucâ€" cess. a pick up for your donations Congratulations to Master Archibald Malone, on his Inducâ€" tion into St. Davids Boys‘ Choir, at the 11 a.m. Service, February 20. E. J. Sackett & Co. ACCOUNTANTS Chartered Accountant 1730 Weston Road ston CB 4â€"6 Just East of Runnymede Road 3094 DUNDAS ST. WEST PHONE 7696040 Photo by Bill Henderson C. W. LEASK A WIDE RANGE OF CARPETING OFFERED AT REASONABLE PRICES CARPETING & INSTALLATIONS ACCOUNTANTS â€"â€" AUDITORS Our Representative Wil Call At Your Home WRIGHT BROS. FURNITURE Wallâ€"Toâ€"Wall Broadioom Instailation SKYLINE HOTEL BRANCH 55 Dixon Road, Rexdale, Ontari Phones 241â€"3522 Res. 241â€"2891 Member Toronto Stock Exchange S. J. BROOKS & CO. 1495 KIPLING AVE. N. REXDALE PHONE 249â€"2971 INVESTMENTS Tanned, rested and relaxed, returning full of vim, vigor and vitamin C, Mr. and Mrs. Russ Shallhorn of Adele Avenue, from a two week vacation beachcombâ€" ing in Florida. And all limbo‘dâ€"up from soft winds, swaying palms and the rhythm of steel bands, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McQueen, Haymarâ€" ket Road, have arrived back in Downsview fresh from a calypso holiday in Jamaica. About sixtyâ€"five ladies from St. Stephen‘s Anglican church and Beveriey Hills United were wel comed by president, Mrs. Eleaâ€" nor Arbuckle at the B.H.U.C.W.‘s general meeting held at the United church last month. Introduced by Mrs. Peggy Eagleson, special guests, Rev. James A. Kiddell, rector St. Steâ€" phen‘s, and Rev. Douglas Story, minister Beverley Hills United, discussed the topic of the eveâ€" ning ‘"Anglican and. United proâ€" posed union merger". Questioning how both churches can better serve this communâ€" ity, opinions were expressed that before much could be acâ€" complished towards union, lay people from the two denominaâ€" tions would have to work toâ€" gether first, and this aim made more effective if all churches combined their resources, talent and time, especially among the young people and senior citizens. Mrs. Myra Grant, Mrs. Kay Brobst, Mrs. Betty Gillap, Mrs. Frances Payton, Mrs. Mary Naâ€" buoka and Mrs. Irene Surgenor of the Goâ€"Getter group were in charge of the evening service. Mrs. Jean Harper played the orâ€" gan accompaniment for a solo "I Hear Thy Voice" sang by Mrs. Lori James. On behalf of the Beverley Hills United Church ©Women, Mrs. Joan Spindler thanked the guests, and president of St. Steâ€" pken‘s W.A., Mrs. Betty Thompâ€" son expressed her appreciation to the hostesses and invited the ladies to a meeting at the Angâ€" lican church. At Westway Horticultural Soâ€" ciety‘s February .general meetâ€" ing at Martin Grove public school, Etobicoke, guest speakâ€" er, George Tanaka showed picâ€" tures of Architectural Landâ€" scaping; small lots; large esâ€" tates; work in progress photos, the Sports Committee, as one of Rangers Bowling Teams will adâ€" vance ‘to the Regional Playâ€"offs. Refreshments. were served at the close of the program. 33 Entries Displayed Samuel Koblinsky Chartered Accountant 48 Kanarick Crese. Downsview â€" Ontario Chartered Accountants Marsh, Goulding Why Church Union? Phone 1969 Weston Road CB 1â€"1129 Around Downsview and the final resultsâ€"use of waâ€" In the monthly flower show, open to Society members, the following were winners in the different classes: Cultural; Mrs. R. Kennedy, St. George‘s Blvd., two 1sts, one 2nd. and a 3rd; Mrs. V. Banks, Yorkleigh Ave., one 2nd and two 3rd‘s; Mrs. J. Dixon, Poynter Drive, two 2nd‘s; Mrs. J. W. Nie, Golfwood Heights, one 1st and one 2nd; Mrs. J. Kopec, St. George‘s Blvd., one 1st and two 2nd‘s; Mrs. M. Bon, St. George‘s Blvd., one 1st and one 3rd; Mrs. B. Prescott, Sun Row Drive, 2nd prize; Best in Show Award in this class went to Mrs. Kopec. ive. Decorative Class group A:â€" Mrs. V. Banks, Yorkleigh Ave., two 1st and one 2nd; Mrs. J. Dixon, Poynter Drive, 1st prize. Group B:â€" Mrs. W. J. Nie, Golfâ€" wood Heights, two 1st‘s. Best in Show Award for foliage arrangeâ€" ment went to Mrs. Nie. Winners in Children‘s Classes:â€" 5 to 7 yrs, young green thumber Herbie LeGrow, !st; 8 to 9 yrs, Cathy McGraw, 1st and Ann Leâ€" Grow, 2nd. . . . to Herbie, Cathy and Ann â€" good show! Received into St. Stephen‘s Anglican church, recentiy, through Holy Baptism: Valerie Grace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Zoller; Frederick Orlando son of Mr. and Mrs. O. Loder. Pudd‘nhead says: "A yawn is nature‘s way of letting a married man open his mouth". Sympathy from the district is extended to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilson of Kirby Road, on the death of his father at Humber Memorial Hospital on February Don‘t forget to drop in at the O‘Keefe Centre and say "Hi" to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fisher. They‘ll be at the 12th annual Garden Show until Sund ay, March 13â€"just look for the sign of the "Pink Swan‘" and a gorgâ€" eous array of African Violets on the lower mezzanine eastâ€"side theatre entrance, and you‘ll find the Fisher‘s 100% earnest! Bottling A Ship From the outside looking in, for the average onâ€"looker anyâ€" way, is the $64 question, "How do you get a ship inside a botâ€" tle?" To craftsman Henry Doerr, Calvington Drive, this ancient handicraft presents no difficulâ€" ties at all in his modernâ€"day surâ€" Downsview Downtown 1966 Corvair Corsa â€" 2 Door Hardtop 1966 Chevrolet Impala â€" 4 Door Hardtop 140 H.P. engine, 4 s transmission, radio, wfiff.‘l walls, dises. Lic. No Automatic, V8, power steerâ€" ml.:' ing. power brakes, radio, whitewalls, discs. Lic. No. _ Sale YoU sAVE _ $687.00 YoU saAVE _ $439.00 In Sympathy Christened BARGAIN TIME at LEAVENS SE LEAVENS chEVâ€"OLDS | EACH AND EVERY WEEK A LEAVENS CUSTOMER WINS Beat The Sales Tax Increase 1966 COMPANY CARS ilany more to choose from at Just north of IT COULD BE YOU HURRY! â€" SAVE! $99.00 Doerr, that a display of this fasâ€" cinating hobby may be seen, unâ€" til the end of March, at North York‘s Main Library, Willowâ€" dale, in the Children‘s Section. In all shapes and sizes, the one that caught our eye was the tiniest ship enclosed in a bottle 1%% inches long, complete with scenery, no less! And in a more illuminating theme, there‘s one Along with a Child Art Exhibit by boys and girls (5â€"14 yrs) from the classes of Erma Sutcliffe and Jean Lennox, all these examples of creativity may be viewed durâ€" ing library hours. Although no basic training im woodcraft, Henry Doerr also proâ€" duces beautiful wood carvings in walnut, teak and mahogany. Last year, about this time, his birds, animals and plaques were shown in the rotunda at the Downsview Library, then in May the collection was moved to Bethâ€"Am Synagogue for a dis play <of Art. For sometime in disfavor, the Bloodstone (original birthstone for March) is now gaining in popularity â€"especially among the male March fraternity. So to all the lambs, rams, fishes, lions and hares; the Bloodstone is an opaque quartz gem found in Inâ€" dia and Siberiaâ€"we‘re not sugâ€" gesting you go to the latter, necessarily. For March Hares We‘ve no statistics to prove this, but it seems there‘s more babies born in March than you can shake a carrot at! For cuff links, rings etc., it can be carved and used as a family seal, and apparently no other birthstone has a more inâ€" triguing history. It has a legend, too: The dark green stone rested at the foot of the Cross where it was "colored" with drops of MEDICAL BUILDING 2160 Weston Rd. (at Church St. Traffic Light) NEIL J. MOREAU DISPENSING OPTICIAN 241â€"2447 248â€"1821 $3876 $3189 $3237 $2798