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th Jack Benton and Peggy Day tied tor 5 lone hands and the cut for winner was won by Peggy Day. First Lady's prize was won by Mrs. M. Frankland with 77 points. Yola Fitzsimons was second with 69. Jas Smith was high man with 78, and Jack Rea. ton second with 74. Booby prizes were won f?) by Mr. A. Petrie and Mrs. L. McLaughlin. BAKE & AUCTION SALE The tth Maple Leaf Scout Group Ladies' Auxiliary are holding a Bake and Auction Sale at North Park Presbyterian Church (Rustic and Erie Sts), on Saturday, February 29th from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. Come and bring your friends and support the scouts and cubs. SATURDAY MOVIE Ever wonder what to do with your little ones on a Saturday afternoon? Here is an answer to your problem for this Jat- urday. The C.G.In'. of Elver, ston Park, on Cultord Road. are showing "BABES IN TOY. LAND" at the church at 1:00 pm. Tickets-are 25e each. Be sure to send your children early. as fire regulations limit the number of children in the auditorium. LEAP YEAR DANCE The Trans-Atlantic Brides are holding their Leap Year Dame on Saturday, February 29th at GREETING CARDS The Explorers of Elverston Park Church are requesting 'tned Christmas and ~greeting cards of all sorts, which they will prepare for mailing to mis sionaries in other lands such " India and Africa. This is one way to put your old cards to good use and help the Explorers with their project. They should be taken to the church on Sun- day, or given to any member of the Sunday School. In MAPLE LEAF SCOUT LADIES” AUXILIARY The Euchre last Wednesday held by the lst Maple Leaf Scout Ladies' Auxiliary was very successful with 13 ‘tnbles of euchre, and one of bridge. Larry's City Service Rugland Stinson’s . Sander's Hardware North Park B.P. ttmt Ind third tun“. Thu will‘ Seven Stout-I of the Ut Maple the each troy in the league a Leaf Trout) were In!” on an chance to win. outing recently for the purpou Leading acorns in the Junior of passing outdoor teats. Along section are TONY CANALE with J with their leaders, they let! a total ot " goals, and tm,yi.tee.t the mhool at no in the ELLIOTT ot Stiason's with 15 1morning for the Plum" farm goals, GREG DUNHAM df the in Cilandon, returning at my PEE WEE league almost made l per time a bunch of tired, hun- n double hat trick with his iG; and slightly damp boys. goals in I game against Dairy 1 They all enjoyed the day very Queen much and were successful in SENIORS bassing many tests. Tater: Bum: Drugs . " pts. were Stan Isoki and Mel News. Tulloek t Stephen T 10 Its"; FtRELtGMTmtb.. David Cur- Dykeman's _ 2 Pts.irigaa, Paul Corrigan, Phil E1- PEE WSE' lion, Eugene Housego, and ?I;Bunbrugs T 16 pts. Douglas Lake. . Del-Ray Drugs Austin Drugs B-Sharp Cleaners Knowles Esso Dairy Queen we. in the lam partieipatUg. no Pee Wm will he plum " ' Im Park tom 0:15 to 10:00 Ban. sad the Julian I! Rodin Park from 6:6 to 1:6 pl. The two bottom teem will but I sudden death p1arMt, and the winner will be mstchui against the second team. The winner of this will play the win- ner at the game between the ttrat and third teams. Thu will give each boy in the league a hectare-i7 swab. Gi-til- GG Maple leaf And Amesbury News "I!“ If an team in the The Finest In Motion Picture Entertainment o D L::? o N r _ Biltmore Weston B I LT r') o R h I 1831 Weston Road ji, . -' CH Him ...... """'"'"'"'-.....---...... . Saturday: 1:00 - 2:37 . 4:07 - 5:44 . 7:14 - 8:51 -10:21 Feature Times: 7:00 . 8:35 - 10:06 Also “CIRCUS OF HORRORS JUNIORS ', “3.: m t. "WN- -: In Ilmlltlif 14 pts 11 pts 9 pm 5 pts 5 ms 16 15 6 pts. 5 pts, tt pts. 3 pts 3 pts ;THE GIRLS m THE SPANISH LINE 4practise their high kicks for the Wes- ton Skating Club Carnival to be held in the Weston'Arena March 6 and 7. ‘From left to right in the Spanish Line are Judy Henderson, Jill Ogram, Marg CHAPMAN . MIDDLEMISS St Andrews Presbyterian Church was the scene of a pretty evening wedding, February 14th when Margaret Joanne, daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. Mark Mid- dlemiss was united in marriage to Mr. Charles Alan Chapman, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Weston 1iid Designs Own Wedding Gown And Hat ; Congratulation; an in order do: Maryann Poem. 1 Grove- 1 dale Avenue who is I leap Year ”Baby, and will be "lemma; Hm 6th Birthday Annivorury on (the m, but who will "tally Pe 16 nus old. ”FIRST MAPLE LIA! SCOUT! COOKING: David Corrigan, Paul Corrigan, Phil Elliott, 'IO GRANT FEM IUii, an Merl- Street. If you haven’t yet got your ticket; plus: eat-u! In June Swill”: " CH new. Weston Skaters Rehearsing For Carnival Night Following the ceremony I re-f caption was held at Seawarl Towers, The bride's mother re- ceived gum warm; a punch blue crepe mun with beaded) trim. matching hat and shocsw Her Cor"ge was of yellow! sweetheart row, The grmmo) mother "girted in man noon! chiffon over pink silk, mulching turban and thou. and eoruge 0! pink needle-r! mes. Going "my the bride were I I!!! green wool drus Ind honey beige coat with mink trim, Her hat and shoe! in rust tone com- plemented the outfit, John O'Dell. brother-ii of the groom was best man and ushers were Bott 'Eidd1emiss, brother of the bride and Robert Chapman, the groom‘s brother. Guests wore present from _ Montreal. Oahu. Hamilton Ind l London. f The groom's sister Miss Doro, thy Chapman was charming as maid of honor in " American Beauty shade d peau de soie, with matehing shoes and velvet head piece. She carried a nose- gny of white snowdrilt. ivy Ietv ves and red sweetheart roses. The attractive bride was giv- en in marriage by her father. She made her wedding dress, jacket and head piece and chose Italian peau de soie in oyster shade, with French lace Jacket in matching tone, Her pillhox hat was made of the French lace with oyster shade of tulle veiling to elbow length. She car- ried a cascade of pink eymbid- iums, white snowdrift and step- hamytis. Standards of pink gladiolas and white chrysanthernums de- corated the church and Mr. Keith Topp was organist. ceremony Chapmt'itF. "Rev. Witlter Welch officiated at the double ring On many ace-slam in mint column we have referred to the new Falstatt Collegiate. Intona- Ition m bu been received that although it will be located in Palsttrtt, It in to be officially named the NELSON A. BOY. LEN SECONDARY SCHOOL. after I former reeve of North York Township, and l resident of the Maple but Area. ST. PATIICK'S TEA ladies, don't forget to mlrk March 18th on your calendar for the Elverston Park U.C.W. St. Patrick's Tea, featuring Easter Eggs, Bake Sale and Flower Demonstration by Hon Town Florists. (in I”. In: We. and (kit Bar TIMKINO: nu Elliott. All & “nouns: Gnu Barker. HIKING: mm was In ' an: hike, done in I 2 mile nun ma. no that the boy: was never too tar away from amp.) David Coeripas, Paul Corrigan, Phil Elliott, Paul Gncey. lug- ane Housego, Doug. Lake Ind Craig Barker. 1 (Continued from page 5) Neely. professional instructor Isobel Eye",) Fedosoff, Bonnie Milne and arie Anne Matysek. Tickets for the Carnival may be obtained by ctilling Mrs. Turner at CH 9-5274, or from the arena. MR. AND MRS. LODGE were honored by friends and neighbours, Saturday, on the occasion of their 65th wedding Biscayne model. with no frills. but in very good condition. Only _ T _ . Finished in n heantllnl lime green. Fully reconditioned Ina tttrnranteed. A-l only C cylinder engine. windou washers. very sharp car. Priced to clear at only . 1961 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE" 1961 CHEVROLET TUDOR beautiful condition 2 to choose from. Both very low tttiHage and In 1962 GALAXIE TUDOR 1962 THUNDERBIRD HARDTOP Classified Section, Use the THE ADVE RTlSE R For fast results LUXURY CARS - PRICED RIGHT NEW tow jitfi' usso CARS? PAYMENTS PAYMENT um CLEAR THE I.0T SALE y 80 M USED CARS 1l17'ld BROS. (WESTON) lIMIIED ARE CONTINUING THEIR GREAT There will be two performances given, at 8:15 Friday and Saturday evenings, March 6 and 7. Reser- ved seats are $1.50 and should be purchased in ad- vance. Rush seats (and any left over reserved seats) will be available at the door. Nearly 200 children will take part in the Weston Skating Club Carnival neit week, to be held at the Weston Arena. The Carnival this year is div- ided into two parts. The young- er children will take part in the first half of the programme which is based on the theme of the "Valley ot the Happy Green Giant." The young skaters will be costumed as peas, carrots and corn, representing the veg- etables in the "Valley". The preschoolers will be bunnies on skates. . All this has been planned with the aid of the four profes- sional skating instructors who give lessons to young skaters at the Weston Arena. and the ded- icated men who have been ere ating props for the two perform- ances for several months. The second half of the pro- gramme includes numbers by intermediate skaters (older chil- dren) and adults, with I few solos. There will be cowgirl: 1nd cowboys. a sexy sextet, a square dance on ice, a Spanish number, I Jazz number and even In or rmpie number. 200 Children Taking Part In Two Evening Shows Tickets for this Skating Carn- $1495 $1595 2209 WESTON " -a 7-6647 llTTlE BROS. (WESWN) llMlTED $995 Finished In beautiful Corinthian white, In. uno- 1958 BUICK 4 DOOR HARDTOP E- ttl',,',',):,.":',',',):,)"'-,.':,",,".';,,""'"' steering. power tr'2'g,",'au',',gr2g.",tut- “an, - C/ll/tTill',.' ',"J,G Giiii. era. white wilt, wheel t6 995 2:32;: J,,',,""' m wirt- $1495 at: gmng'm 95 ALL CARS CARRY OUR USUAL G a w WARRANTY I NEW um I MANY MORE TO CHOOSE ROM mm HAVE TO tio THIS WEEK anniversary. A reception was held st the Weston Presbyterian Church for the well known couple. FORD DEALERS FOR OVER 37 YEARS ALL PRICES REDUCED DRASTICALLY 1960 FORD TUDOR 6 cylinder engine, window ':'ears,heeriut,w,,tt/"'ou'at'vt $1195 1960 VAUXHALL Velox model with radio and Sggnwonxlwyuhen. Very .. $895 Equipped with “mun transmimtom radio, window washers. two - lone what. one nwner, low mileage, I only T ___. Finished In beautiful oorlnthian white, has "ter- matie transmlssiort, radio, power steering. Power brakes, window washers, white-walls, wheel discs. Buy now " this law wln- s in price only 1959 METEOR CONVERTIBLE 1960 FORD RANCH WAGON f Organize For Centennial senior citizens in the am. set ting up a service to help famil- ms with ther budget problems; one" etr4mttnation between men's groups and the town comm] with a representative ot the women's orgaaizauons at, sending and: council meeting. The Weston Council td Wo. menistmeofthetewgroups to take any positive steps on I ©ergteqmial plan, This week the Council cent oat a letter to its 18 affiliated societies sling far ideas and submissions on a '29an pro ject. The Weston Council bu ah ready made suggestions includ- ing a etmegtruetion of a home for ival may be obtained at the Weston Arena otfitse, Wilfs cr cle and Sports Shop or from Mrs. Turner at CH 9-5274. Photo Bill lchd $1595 Friday, Febéuary as, Willow. dale Gem & Mineral Club, And- , . Indicates library enamored ‘groups. Groups using facilities, but Bot library sponsored will have the telephone number and if possible, the name a In of- tieer of the group appended. MAIN LIBRARY . 518 Yonge Street - mam Thursday, February 27, Plan- ning Committee - North York Community Council Auditorium, 8:30 p.m.. Mrs. Geisier Ba 1- 2178, open to public. Committee are Mr. Paul Tue, P. Eng., Mr. D. (Jim) Ptoakars akis, Mr. Herbertson'lnd Mrs. Usher. Mr. Papahnakis is a surveyor for Metro Toronto, and he represents Hardington Rate. payers on this special Commit- tee. Activities and Exhibit WTA ed within Community Council- This Committee consists of; Mr. W. Kootow. P. Eng, Chairman; Mr. John Geisler, Barrister, " Vice-Chairman. Mrs. Margaret Geisler. Reg. Planner, " Secre- tary. Also on the Executive Committee are Mr. Paul Tue, P. Eng., Mr. D. (Jim) Ptoakars This meeting was one of the more worthwhile efforts of this new organization, and those who found time to attend. came a- way much better informed than when they entered the meeting. The ladies Auxiliary of Branch 213, Royal Canadian It lln. mm Geisler, Secret- ary of the Planning Committee, of Community Council. and her. Ielf a Registered Planner, spoke on the need of a tension of the oftieial Plan of North York. Community Council has been lied by the Township to aet " mason between Council and residents. Thus the Plum ning Committee has been form- ll! of the Rama-1' Groups. ( ed Chum Businesmem’ Audatiom and ( the In Service Club: of the Towmhip. “Will I Their purpose in to help the Pray." ' member mutations. but in tune the Menu of I more general rut- j pet-u cl In, rather than the strictly toe. COIM In! at scene. Community Counts] (limo In barman] in having; subNets North York adapt the ward F qrrtem, from the 3 ward system. Mr, " and no. the township will be and Me. divided into " wards. with the I mined approximate population of as; a Trethewe one per uni. Activities And Exhibitions At NY libraries This Week Mr. Halt! Mu. mm a! North York Community Coun- cil. acquainted the when we- unt I'm: the function of Con- 1msnitr CounciL This Council I'll loaned " years no. nude iti'iii5jiiitiiiri'i"t" DISTRICT . 1959 CHEVROLET SEDAN ' cylinder model with win- dow wallets. " With!» _ 1963 Pontiac Laurentian Wagon Equipped with ortomatie tnmmhion. - steering. power tall-pt. window. window washers. Truly In outstanding low ' mileage In“. Only Equipped with automatic transmission, nut, window washers, wheel discs. This cu- reneets ex- treme we. Gunruteed A-l $ ' Only _ '...F't_ ' 1959 FORD TUDOR ', only 3170 Bathurst Street - mm Saturday, February a . Story Hour, Childrm's Story Room, 10:30 a.m. Ages 4-1, Ir.at mm. Ages 8 and up. BATHURST HEIGHTS BRANCH itorium, 8:30 pan., Mr. My, Ba 1-9189, open to public. Saturday, February 29. lead- ing Improvement Course, Com- mittee Room, 10:00 a.m., Mr. Wright, Hu 8-6982, $40.00 fee . Story Hour, Children's Story Room, 10:30 a.m.. Age sa, 11m ‘comenmihurthellele lineman on then lam EUCHRES: Friday, rebrnar'y 28, a p.m. at ecu Cafeteria, Ad. mission Me Saturday, Febnnry 29, 8 pan. at HARDING‘IDN SCHOOL, 17tO Lawrence Ave, W. Admission 75c. Cribbue will also be played at this Curd Party, sponsored by the Bard. ington District Ratepayers " million. Prizes and light to freshments. RUMMAGE SALE: Saturday, March 14, 1:30 pan. at Tremo- way Church. Please save your used articles and clothing for this event. Then is a Nursery for dul- dren under three at the “an”, 24 Parkehester Rd., during the Morning seriiee uch Sunday. There are two mothers in at tendance each Sunday. Women Unit Meetings, will " held Tuesday Evening, Inch t, Wedneodly, afternoon, March A, and Wednesday evening, larch 4.Ilyou 'ristttobehsegtsa group, plea: all Ree. Clarke, at 244-3141 (the Church), a " the Manse, 244-2409, for fur- ther details. Pray." ' pm. Servic- will It euaatttecttriatiatsBSreaia- peels cl the Church. Hu- Mr. and In. D. D. [may andlr.LW.Ashlo-xmvd- tamed into maxim at Tramway on Feb. 16. tinueratT_iPtetthi. ed Church. larch In. " L... "WilllHit-Hmlunll Helen Bud-on. hymnvooalmualn Trethewey Park United Church numm Family “to lock - $995