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64 Weston now enters the semiâ€" finals and all the school will be behind them hoping the TDIAA championship will be Weston‘s. To complete the rather unreâ€" warding trip to Leaside, our Junior team, up until that time undefeated, was blanked by Leaâ€" side 3â€"0. This left the Juniors in fourth place and will begin their semiâ€"final playoff at Leaâ€" side on Wednesday. W es ton hopes to recapture the junior This win left Leaside in sole possession of first place : and Weston right behind in second. Don Cousineau scored the lone Weston tally. Preceeding that tragic game they had been tied with Leas.4c for first place in their league standings. Although a valiant ef fort was put forth by all the Weston team, it was not sufâ€" ficient as they fell to defeat by the score of 3â€" 1. championship The Weston Senior H o ck e team terminated their regul. hockey schedule last Thursda at Leaside Arena Leaside Drops Both Teams Ending WCVC Regular Season WESTON WOMEN as well as men are taking an avid interest in the new defence sport called Karâ€" ate. Karate employs the use of hands, fist, legs, feet, head, knees and elbows for attack and deâ€" fence. An expert is able to break five 1" pine boards with his hand. There is no similarity with Judo or Jujitsu. Weston residents at the House of Karate are learning that Karate is far superior to any other form of selfâ€"defence. "Oh that won‘t be necessary." came the answer. "This is Mrs. Smith in 618. I just wanted to find out how I am. Thank you." 4 "Surely," replied the flenm. ©"She had her operaâ€" tHon this morning and is doing extremely well, according to my card. May I tell her who called. please?" The hospital switchboard operator advised the caller that the patient in 618 was not yet receiving calls. "Well, can you tell me how Mrs. Smith is getting along?" Inquired the caller. Lovers of good music will want to watch for two televisionâ€" treats to be sponsored by the Bell over the CBCâ€"TV network in the next few weeks. On Wednesday, February 19, at 9:30 p.m.. six recognized young stars of the music world, including the assistant conductors of both the Montreal and Toronto Symphony Orchestras, will be featured in a program entitled "Young Canadians in Concert." Then, two weeks later â€" Wednesday, March 4, at 9:30 p.m. â€" the Bell will sponsor the TV presentaâ€" tion of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra performing Richard Strauss‘ "Ein Heldenleben" (A Hero‘s Life) under the‘direction of Conductor Zubin Mehta. Filmed and reâ€" corded at Montreal‘s proud Place des Arts during the 30th anniversary concert of the Montreal Symphony Orchesâ€" tra, the program captures a full richness of sound for 47 minutes of uninterrupted music, and also highlights an interview with Conductor Mehta. of your auest. There‘s newspapers and magaz cookbooks, bus y‘flrrfnl) the telephone. And it‘s often when you want ation such as, is Mary rors!) or next werlk‘ house? . . . what‘s ‘the time does the movie be Boun(sters back from ay after day it‘s the answers you need to you informed. your telephone manager Mr. Earl E. Jarvis, BELL LINES by John Latimer UPCOMING TV SPECIALS ary Ellen‘s birthday tomorrow (herâ€" . how do you get to the Johnson the latest stock quotation? . . . what : begin‘ who‘s going to bring the m the party? Isn‘t it a fact, though? the telephone that helps you get the to schedule your activities and keep ANSWERER QUESTION KARATE Highways Dept. _ Landscapes 401 The trees have been lifted, transported and reâ€"planted aâ€" long other sections of Metro 401 by the Department‘s "tree savâ€" er‘, a 16â€"ton vehicle capable of digging up, transporting and reâ€" planting trees up to 30 feet in height. Since the tree saver was acquired by the Department in the fall of 1959, it has been usâ€" ed to move and transplant 5.616 trees throughout the province which â€" otherwise â€" would have had to be destroyed. would have been destroyed by construction, and reâ€"planted aâ€" long other sections of the highâ€" way, the Department of High: ways announced recently. Along the 17â€"mile section of Highway 401 in Metro which is being widened to 12 lanes, 1,600 trees have been lifted from the areas â€" where they â€" otherwise AND ou have . maps f course infornt The official opening of tne new Yorkdale Vocational School will take place Friday, February 21, Rabbi Speaks At Melody Road H & S Meeting | TEAM STANDING Serta 5 Cooper Furs 5 Mil Jays 4 Nydia 3 | Marcia Mac 2 Weston Lanes 2 r HIGH AVERAGE Marg Forester 223 | Mayme Boocock 214 Kay Sawchuk 209 Elsa Peer 208 Barbara Best 206 Norah Sheath 206 Bernice Elliott 203 Ellie Leggett 200 HIGH SINGLE Marg Forester 306 Thelma Scagnetti 29 Belle Worrall 293 Bernice Elliott 286 Sophie Shea 271 Kay Devana 268 HIGH THREE Marg Forester %39 Irene Moorey 687 Sophie Shea 661 Belle Worall 659 Dr. C. Ross Ford, Director of | the Training Program Branch, Department of Labor, Ottawa, will be the guest speaker at this ceremony. Everyone is welcome, no adâ€" mittance charge. Refreshments will be served. Ottawa Director Dr. C. Ross Ford Opens New School Guest speaker will be Rabbi David Monson, of Beth Sholmon Synogogue. Topic "Hitler‘s Rise To Power" and "The Ultimate Results." Rabbi Monson was a Padre in the Canadian Army during World War 2, and thereâ€" fore has witnessed and experiâ€" enced the happenings that took place. The school is located west of Dufferin St. on Orfus Rd. The February Meeting of The Melody Road Home and School Association will be held on Wednesday, February 19th, at 8 p.m. at 24 Strathburn Avenue, (Wilson & Weston Road area). There were two surprises at last Friday night‘s Jr. B. affair which saw Weston Dodgers edge Etobicoke Indians 43 at Weston Arena to take over first place in Near Explosion In Weston‘s 4â€"3 Victory Weston Ladies Bowling â€" CONSOLIDATE ALL YOUR DEBTS INTO ONE EASY PAYMENT 205 It‘s amazing how combining your debts can end the fret of meetâ€" ing monthly payments. 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Elected as chairman â€" and vice chairman respectively of the nine watershed and funcâ€" tional advisory boards were: The MTRCA administers the watersheds of the Etobiccke, Humber, Don, Rouge, Duffin Creek, Highland Creek and Petâ€" ticoat Creek lying within a 1,000â€"squareâ€"mile area. The auâ€" thority is principally concerned with . flood control, establishâ€" ment of conservation areas, land use, historical sites and reforâ€" estration throughout the area. One of its principal projects is the $40â€"million flood control and water conservation plan to be effected over the next 10 years. MTRCA Elects Officers For 1964 At Annual Meeting The 1964 *annual meeting of the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority held at the York Township municipal offices last Friday saw the election of officers to the nine advisory boards and apâ€" pointment of members. The score seesawed throughâ€" out the game as John Ritchie sent Etobicoke to the front at 15:15 of the first period. He was parked on Weston netminâ€" der Stu Chapman‘s doorstep. Bob McGuinn made the goal possible with a shot to Chapâ€" man blocked but Ritchie nailed the rebound on the edge of the goal crease and Chapman had no chance. Ken Dryden in the Indian nets was having a good night and it wasn‘t until Jocko Ptashâ€" nik managed to get the puck past him at 3:17 of the second period that the Dodgers again appeared to look capable of winâ€" ning. Jago sent the Dodgers to the front at 5:33 but Bob Mcâ€" The teams used their bodies to slow down the opposition and the heavy checking had players on both clubs keeping a wary eye on their opponents Both teams set an almost unâ€" believable pace for the first ten minutes that had the crowd in a constant uproar and then the speed eased off just slightly and never regained it‘s fever pitch but it was still an exciting efâ€" fort. The second surprise was the one sidedness of the shots on goal. Weston had a wide 36 â€" 14 edge. Even the Weston statistiâ€" cian did a double take and reâ€" checked his figures. Certainly, the play wasn‘t that one sided. powder keg did not explode. The very ruggedness of the ovâ€" eral contest had a near capacity crowd of close to 1400 expectâ€" ing an explosion at any time. the west section standings 78iâ€"#i51 BE 3â€"1158 244â€"5311 the Humber â€" Mrs. J. A. Gardiner and J. N. Duncan; Don â€" H. S. 1 Honsberger and Mrs. G. Klinck; Etobicoke â€" Mimicoa â€" H. M. | Criggs and C. F. Kline; Râ€"Dâ€"HP â€" C. R. Purcell and W. H. Wesâ€" tney; conservation areas â€" Charâ€" les Sauriol and K. C. Dalglish; | flood control and water conserâ€" : vation â€" Grant Henderson and éW. J. Haggart; land use and reâ€" | forestration â€" R. L. Nesbitt and ;F M. Redelmeier; | historical : sites â€" Mrs. Dorothy Hague and | N. A. Boylen; information and ,education â€" F. A. Wade and Mrs. Florence Gell. | _ When Jim Gosse sent the visâ€" | itors ahead in the third period | there was an audible groan but ’ Weston roared back, Bob Collins imriu at 8:35 and then Jago | clicking for the winner at 17:17 | as he beat a slightly sensational | Dryden to a high shot that bareâ€" | ly caught the top left corner of | the net. The MPPS appointed to the Authority by the Ontario Govâ€" ernment are: A. H. Cowling (High Park) and A. A. Mackenâ€" zie (York North). They repreâ€" sent the Ontario legislature on the MTRCA under the provis ions of the Conservation Authâ€" orities Act. Including Dr. Lord and two appointed MPPs, there are 55 members of the 1964 Authority representing various municipalâ€" ities. There are 26 representaâ€" tives from Metro Toronto, and 26 from areas outside Metro. . Local members include N. A. Boylen of North York, C. E. Conroy of Weston, Reeve N. C. Goodhead of North York and H. S. Honsberger of North York. Weston picked up nine penalâ€" ties for 21 minutes and Etobiâ€" coke got the thumb seven times for 22 minutes, counting Layâ€" ton‘s misconduct. Layton‘s chance came in the second period when he strongâ€" ly protested a charging penalty to Bob McGuinn ani was slap ped with a ten minute misconâ€" duct penalty. He rushed the refâ€" eree, brandishing his stick as a war club but stopped short of hitting him as he was restrainâ€" ed by teammates and was forâ€" tunate not to have his misconâ€" duct increased. Etobicoke coach Danny Lewâ€" icki and defenceman | Howie Layton blasted referee Gord Fevereau in between the first and second periods for what, in their opinion, was poor officiaâ€" ting. Fevereau warned them both after listening to the tirâ€" ade for several seconds, that one more word from either of them and they would be through for the night. Etobicoke showed much more power in the power play departâ€" ment, scoring two of their goals whlist Weston were playing short. Cullimore was off when Ritchie scored and Dave Earle was sitting it out on Gosse‘s go ahead goal. Guinn evened the count at 14:34 as the second period ended 22. Blood Donors CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD (Public Clinic) 1149 Weston Road, 2:30 to 4:30 and 6:30 to 8:30. FISHER _ SCIENTIFIC Co. LTD. (Industrial Open Clinic) 184 Railside Rd., North York, 9:30 to 11:30 and 1:00 to 4:00. COLDSTREAM | PRESBYTERâ€" IAN CHURCH (Public Clinie) 520 Coldstream â€" Ave., North York, 2:00 to 4:00 and 6:00 to GoOLD _ CREST â€" PRODUCTS (Industrial Open Clinicn 170 Tycos Drive, North York, 9:30 to 11:30 and 1:30 to 4:00. Wednesday, February 19 Weson‘s lead in the west group increased 1> four points as a result of their 125 win ovâ€" er St. Michael‘s Buzzers at St. Michaels Arena Saturday night These same two teams are back into Weston Arena Friday night. This was Weston‘s |18th game without a loss. Red Cross blood donor clinâ€" ics will be held at the followâ€" ing locations this week and next: Friday, February 14 Thursday, February 20 Jim Jago is making a deterâ€" mined bid to move into the Weston Magerman & Page Barristers â€" Solicitors 1630A Wilson Ave. 247â€"2191 Crang Plaza Estate Funds Available For Mortgage Loans Weston Geo. W. Bull B. Comm. Howard G. Ashbourne, B.A 43 KING STREET CH O 4â€"5547â€"8.9 Evenings by Appointment Bull & Ashbourne Chartered Accountants ACCOUNTANTS Marsh, Goulding Chartered Accountant 1730 Weston Road Barristers â€" Solicitors 1952 WESTON ROAD, WESTON WESTON CREDIT JEWELLERS IS LOCATED AT Custom Uphoistery Restyling To Modern Easy Terms BARRISTERS C. W. LEASK 1969 Weston Road Through mechanical error the address for Weston Credit Jewellers appears incorrectly in the Shopping Guide accompanying this newspaper. Classified Section ADVERTISER KARL‘S Use The Professional â€" Business $#, Michaels 5 CH 1â€"1129 CH 4â€"6061 CREDIT \~,//* JEWELLERS higher echeleons of the scoring race as he picked up four goals and three assists to bring his total 33 points in cight games. In fact, that line was a going concern all night. Bob Collins scored . eight goals between them. Other Weston goals went Barristers â€" Solicitors 1944 Weston Road Opposite John Street Weston, Ont. CH 1â€"1911 Weston Weston Mortgage Money To Loan Evenings By Appointment Use The Classified Section Alfred H. Herman, B.A. Barrister & Solicitor 1936 Weston Road Monday Nights â€" York Memorial Collegiate Men and Women â€"â€" ages 18 to 50 Learn this body conditioner and self defence. Anyone can learn the art of karate. For more information and brochure DIRECTORY Fraser & Simms Barristers â€" Solicitors Call CH 1â€"5211 BARRISTERS 1923 Weston Road Heakes and MacDonald ‘s Mile S. of 401 Cor. 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