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Ontario In the amount of $34.40 and that a 1956 Oldsmobile, 1956 License No. 388041 serial No. 36390580479L belonging to salt! Mr. R. Colllns will be sold by auction, by Mr. H. L Donnell at 11:00 in the lorenoon on the 28th day of November, 1968 at Belmont Chevrolet Oldsmobile Ltd., 1945 Lawrence Ave. W., Weston, Ontario. ELECTRICAL . CONTRACTOR Repairs a specialty. Heating & Cooling Wiring. Commercial Industrial & Residential Wiring, Dryer and Air Conditioning installation and repairs. Hydro reiect letters a specialty. SALES & 24 HOUR SERVICE RADIO DISPATCHED 249-4986 * 5-yeer "not“ . Complete 1muttat5oet, ell channel heed. m the matter of the Mechanics Lien Act. R.S.O. 1960, C .. 233, s 48 OLD DARK FLOORS MADE new - oustu-zss ‘Sid Gdlifoul R0 , - 6769 ALLIED GAS & ELECTRICAL SERVICES SM. bums norm room You supply the paint V 231-434] Run-in. Lani or Smelt Fast. Clem, Runnable MacDonald lk Sons LE 6-5128 Reliable Painter Available "WATER SOFTENERS OUR SPECIALTY" 244-4071 Cash Card Honored 'saeittdaettatrtrttrttts. muwm TAKE NOTICE THAT Northern Plumbing Mr. R. Collins ALWINIW CO. " 10W!!! 40 FT. TO so FT. $49.95 and up Tower Plastering [EKG Etobicoke 741-7025 Beth Porter of the above address, was really thrilled on Nov. ll, when 'she was allowed to drive the Valiant car to Yorkdale and Weston area, for the first time since she got .her driver't license, Her mother came along and was enthralled with the beautiful Christmas decorations at Yorkdale, especially the big white tree on the Mall. The Centennial Group of St. Davids is having an election of officers on Wednesday, Nov. 27 1968. We would like all the ladies to attend - the time 1130 p.m. in the Parish house. Otto Darling, wife Dorothy, and friend John Linn came from R.R.l Clandeboye to stock his farm with 54 steers from the Toronto stock yard on Nov. 15. While Otto and John were at the stock yard, Dorothy Darling had a pleasant visit with her Mother, Martha Porter, and me at 16 Nordale. Mrs. June Miller, just recently back from a trip to England, Ireland, Scotland and a little side trip to Paris, tells us that she was absolutely captivated with Southern Ireland. June says Ireland is so green and so apart from the rest of the world - little boys wear short pants and little caps,and everything is so quaint - she just loved. it! Her husband is still over there on business, but will join her and their son, soon, at 34 Westchester. June wishes to thank Roy Pilkington and Don Hattey and others who helped and assisted with Cub Scouts when she was away. Brookhaven home and school is having a meeting on Nov. 18, to discuss or debate about a new type of report card for the pupils. I will tell you more about this later on, after the meeting. 'ii-iii.. HARDINGTONV '-':...i.;i.:. _.t,,." BROOKHAVEN "ii..':... 2- . By Mollie Porter iji. Nearly everyone loves d parade, and this year's Santa parade's, theme was the "F our Seasons". To set your toes a tapping there was the Royal Regiment of Canada Band, the North Toronto Collegiate band, 48th Highlanders, DeLaSalle Bugle "Corp band, Malvern Collegiate band, The Pipe and Drum {of the Metropolitan Police band, the Pipe and Drum of the Toronto Scottish, the Michael Power Drum Corp band, the Military Band of the Queen's Own Rifles, and just before Santa Claus, another 48th Highlander's band. In between there were lovely floats of nursery characters enjoyed by all. St. Bernard; is having a Christmas bazaar on November 23, which is this Saturday, and everyone is invited. There will be all kinds of gifts on display to purchase, and a cup of tea to refresh you when you get tired. Time t - 4 inMe afternobn.‘ tr t mama-0N BROOKH ANEN ii..':; 'e By Mollie Porter 'iii, THE 'WBTWW'W" "Will your school be represented“? Principal, Staff and Administration. (Tell it like it is.) Presidents and frincipals arid interested personnel will meet with Grant Gillespie on Thurs. November 28 at 8 p.m. at York Memorial Cl. to discuss Home and School in the Borough of York. There are thousands upon thousands of books and we are fortunate to have a few. Fortunate to be able to be caught up into the world of thought, just by reaching out and picking a book out of our bookcase. The subject' will be "The Roll of the Home and 1ic?ool" as seen by HOME and SCHOOL An' open meeting will be held at Deer Park School, 23 Ferndale Ave. (one block east of Yonge St. at St. Clair Ave.) at 8 pdn. on Nov. 21. , ' looking like comfortable well worn slippers. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Newton, 7 Nordale Cres, became the very proud parents of a darling baby boy, just recently. Bruce and Betty are new neighbors on Nordale and we welcome them most sincerely and their new little son. Mr. and Mrs. V. Dobson, 5 Nordale, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pinion, 56 Brookhaven, and friends, (10 people in the party) went hunting at Sudbury. One of the hunting party caught a 700 pound moose, which took them two days to get out of the bush. While at Sudbury, Marie Dobson went to see an old neighbor, Mollie Grey and Keith, who Just recently moved up to Sudbury from 7 Nordale. Mollie and Keith now live at 74 St. Brendan St., Sudbury, and they are well settled in their cosy smaller home. The 15th Anniversary of St. Davids was honored to have Rev. R.E. McLennan, ector of St. Hilary, icoksville at their 10 am. rvice on Nov. 17. The church was filled with old and new members, and Mr. McLennan preached a very wonderful sermon. The Grain: Committee of the 6th Weston Cubs and Scouts will hold a euchre and bridge on Wednesday, Nov. 27 at.8 pm. in the St. Davids Parish hall. Everyone welconic. Continued from Page 9. Famed tt if: Cubed (no. In. 4 T f5 'r-qt-ttire-moe-ttgo-ttu'- t ,irtetsr9,rtttattnarag-r-sotrr- tf. tltiiqe "working mother ewg ftoin be! hope u uitt1h i?,' it dt.a_y? with til may when. dado-I. Ila-earl. In 'i5..tt.1'ee.1r1ytryronPttrueveeeadirii. a um. I!” ‘Aecurely above the telephone; we (alt Lbs whom more that in the event of enemy we a would " least be natitred immediately” on . But only after rennin. about this terrible trendy did we 8 _ realize how very wrong we were!!! " s' ' t ‘ds k. Everyone "regardle- of one, should carry some form of he identification on them " all times!!! _ You: truly; . ("13.) Margaret Benoit; . A, Toronto 9. Many a political row was sparked by the board's custom of overspending its annual budget by $60,000 or $80,000, which council Metro and North York are discussing the future of the Ancaster day nursery. Metro would like to see the day nursery expanded to take in more than the maximum 30 children currently accommodated. It should also have self-contained feeding facilities, says Metro welfare commissioner John Anderson. The day nursery is located in a building in a borough park. Mr. Anderson has proposed that Metro negotiate with North York for additional land space for the nursery in order to provide adequate playground space. The borough of York's trouble-prone community centres board is finally to be disbanded. May expand day nursery A series of end-to-end rushes culminated in several fast goals near the first of this game. A single marker each was sunk for O.L.V. by Allister Landry, Rory Carroll, Dennis Roland and Louie Durbano. Tony Bello counted both of In a real team effort, whose outcome was uncertain until the last few minutes, St. Benedicts edged St. James 4-1. A single goal each was scored for the winners by Pat Sauickus, Dennis Sinclair, Mark Rivard, and Danny Sabadash. J.P. Hunwicks was the marksman for St. James. Our Lady of Victory 4 - Transfiguration 2 Loris Muzzatti starred with 4 goals as St. Stephens overwhelmed St. Philips 8-0 in the opening game of the evening. Joe Carthew had a fine game with 1 goal and 3 assists. Tallying 1 goal each for the winners also were Brock Ewach, Randy Czech and Paul Martinello. Joe Colosimo tried valiantly for St. Philips, nearly scoring on several occasions. St. Benedicts 4 - St. James ATOM SERIES St. Stephens 8 - St. Philips Hunter Valley K of C hockey Centres board disbanded Carry Identification York-Westonmerger, has been assigned similar duties with the parks department and may also become responsible to the department commissioner A.H. Savage, for the operation of swimming pools and York stadium. Mr. Howard, a certified public accountant,.will also assume responsibilities for budgetary control within the parks department. Shop your newspapet " and keep the swim: In your own pocketbook. I seven-member staff of the board will be absorbed into the borough's parks department. Former Deputy Reeve Fred Howard, who has been manager of the board The centres board was occasionally accused of patronage and when York was a township nearly always was accused of being operated by incompetent management. ineriably had to make up In a runaway by Our Lady of Victory Bob Gartner had four goals and an assist while Sean Gadon tallied three times and had three assists. Steve Philpott and Mike Gadon racked up singles. Frank Romeo tried hard for Transfiguration but was unable to penetrate a tough Our Lady of Victory defence. Peter Bannon with a goal and an assist was outstanding for St. Judes. Mike Crouse and Jim Lavelle added singles. For St. Stephens Pat McKenna tallied the only marker. Ronnie Rowlin played a sensational game in goal for St. Judas. . _ Our'Lady of Victory 9 _ Transfiguration 0 In a fast well played game St. Benedicts defeated St. Philips 4-2. Don Gardner led the way with a goal and an assist while Allan Vicks, John Moroney and Paul Hastie each tallied once for the winners. For St. Philips Frank Piaccentini had a goal and an assist with Richard Tracy scoring the other goal. St. Judes 3 - St. Stephens l Transfiguration's goals. MINOR BANTAM St. Benedict, 4 - St. Philips