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TURNERS cuuce steaxs 1y 2 Ground CHUCK 53¢ larct Eaas @I/ IAMBURG 2 « 65° WIENERS 3 1 J« BEEF STEAKETTES 49« 244â€"3522 â€" WE DELIVER â€" CH 1â€"2165 The Congregation of Elmiea Baptist Community Church Elmâ€" hurst Dr. Rexdale held a social evening in the church on Tuesâ€" day evening A short business meeting was held first pertaining to the cloâ€" (51) ul ECC CEVERre club held their weekly game on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Naney Ready. Winners being: Ist. Mrs. Milli¢ Clare (80) Secâ€" ond, Mrs. L _ May (76). Low score, Mrs. Gladys Patterson 244â€"3522 TURNERS BEEF SALE ¢ Short Rib â€"Râ€"oust i = Cross Cut +Roast 1 Boneless Shoulder Pot Roast h Boneless Stewing Beef Ib. THE SEASON FUR STORAGE TIME CALL (ABmpblonttin ometomethnnttncmmamame hand prize Mrs, Flo Elmlea & District Jottings 6 John St. & Weston Rd. in Weston 39 Mattson Rd. â€"â€" Crang Plaza 6 John St. & Weston Rd. in Weston 39 Mattson Rd. â€"â€" Crang Plaza Euchre 2 Stores To Serve You Is Mr, H. Burley presented Mr. ‘& Mrs. Ross Davis with a silver tea service, on behalf of the congregation. Mrs. Mitchell, preâ€" sented Mrs. Gambell, the church freasurer, with a sterling silâ€" ver brooch and earing set. She also presented the church orâ€" ganist, Mrs. Gladys Patterson, with a silver tray, and Mrs. A. Carbis, for her work in the Sunâ€" day school, with a wrist watch. Refreshments were served by the social‘ committee. MRS. A. CARBIS 141â€"5884 sing of the church on May 31 he church on May 31 Davis moving to Cal MEAT MARKET MEAT MARKET Winner of the decanter & ' mented _ 1 glasses was Mrs. S. Holmes. ’sm, Impre | _ The Ladies bowling league | Realism. | came 4th in the Zone Bowl offs | Because and on Saturday May 30th they | the work, ‘ will be bowling in the regional ) something | roll offs at Kingsway bowling f one. The }lanes. There will be 35 teams | best work competing â€" All the best to Wesâ€" l ses over ’ton rangers auxiliary. Downsview The Good Neighbours Club held their weekly Euchre at the Mens â€" Mr. Tomkinson (74). Ted Brooks (73). Low score Fred Norris (44) Door prizes â€" Mrs. A. Tucker, Mary Moore, Hazel Waldrum, G. Moore, Hugh Cummskey, Mrs. Dorothy Wilâ€" son, Mrs. Carrie Wilson. Winners were: Ladies, Mrs. Lo Laver (71). Berle Cox (68). Low score, Florence Haneson (47). The Ladies Auxiliary, Royal Canadian Legion Rranch 213 Weston, held a very successful Euchre on Tuesday evening. Proceeds going to the Ladies Sports Committee. Deepest sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Banfield, 48 Gibson Ave. Sympathy also goes io'i.he mily of the late Mr. Ron W burton, Thistletown. Birthday greetings to: Mrs. Prowse, Endicott Ave. May 30th Mrs. Myrtle Roberts May 30th. Jack Whitney June 2nd. Church and Sunday School picnic is to be held June 20th. More about it later. CH 1â€"2165 [« ’ O ! .. Library Exhibits i, Art By Students At Downsview I The Grade Eight Girls of | Weston Senior Public School would like local residents and | their ~friends to be their guests at their annual Fashion Show, to be held June 3 at 2:30 p.m. | in Lindsay Auditorium, Senior Public School (on Ralph Street). Chairman for the" Fashion Show is Johanna Leewis, while Commentators are as _ follows: | Form 7 â€" Mary Sales, Form 8 â€" lCarol Bryant, Form 9 â€" Jackie Clemmet, Form 10 â€" Rima Punâ€" | iska, Form 11 â€" Ann Balaka and [Form 12 â€" Nanov Mourz. Girls At Senior Public To Hold ‘Fashion Show Afternoon courtesy of and School Winners â€" were _ Mrs. Wellwood (80); Gladys (80) Reta Hicks (79). Low Vena Humphries (46). home of Mrs crest Ave. Because of the versatility o!} the work, there is sure to be something of interest for everyâ€" one. The show represents the | best work done by the Art clasâ€" / ses over the past year. The | Downsview Branch Library isl located at 2793 Keele Street and the library hours are: Tuesday ] to Friday 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. | and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. | The "Conning Tower" | The ~"Conning Tower" staff / CALDER FRUIT MARKET Oils, waterâ€"colours, temperaâ€" colour, silkâ€"screening, pen and ink, titles, linoâ€"cuts and sculpâ€" ture are some of the media us ed. The subject matter ranges through still life, portraits, comâ€" mercial designing and figure study, while the styles experiâ€" mented with include Pointilliâ€" sm, Impressionism, Cubism and Realism. â€" Because of the versatility of WATERMELONS ... .. ___.79 SUNKIST ORANGES . ... . .. _g9 MUSHROOMS NO. 1 _ ..39 BANANAS ) 9R rary, Downsview Branch, is preâ€" senting an Art Exhibition by the Grade 10, 11 and 12 studâ€" ents of Downsview Secondary School. The exhibit will be on view from May 19 to June 13, during library hours. The North York Public Lib OPENING TODAY at 43 Mattson Rd. CRANZ PLAZA OF ANOTHER CALDER FRUIT MARKET _ BLUE & WHITES "HIGHâ€"LITES" Woikg y wite e © w = t3 * FREE PLAZA PARKING AT OUR DOOR â€"â€" t, Form 9 â€" Jackie rm 10 â€" Rima Punâ€" 1 â€" Ann Balaka and Nancy Newton. tea will be served, the Weston Home Association. M. Nash 36 Brae Mrs. Greta Gladys Brown Just Arrived ents the | However, smiles still prevail Art clasâ€" | for the Conning Towers are ar. The | here‘ Here‘s some poetry that brary | is [ should have made the front reet and | Page of the Literary Section: Tuesday 'June exams are here again â€" â€" :30 p.m. | Studies plague the student‘s > 5 p.m. | brain. a | Working hard will worthwhile score The "Ken Johns Guaranâ€" tee" is simply this. Buy a Ken Johns Suit â€" wear it for six months. If at least three of your friends don‘t compliment you on your apâ€" pearance, bring the suit back and we will provide you with three new friends! N. C7,/ Men‘s Wear has & a _ "Guarantee" o# that is driving the "big stores" absolutely mad! (That is, it will when they hear about it). Oh, of course we have the usual money back, goods satisfactory, cheerful refund guarantees that people take for granted at better stores, but only we can give you the "Ken Johns Guarantee" that nobody else can touch. done _ Makes your Good Luck! be _ If you pass you Knrowing that io onl a few weeks away and that fact alone can send shivers down the back of any student. Exam panâ€" ic is in the airl With all extraâ€"curricular actâ€" ivities brought to a close, the students at Weston have settled down to that hated but neces sary occupation â€" â€" concentrated study. The final exams are only interest. The candid shots of pupils and teachers cause gigâ€" gles and gasps alike. The literâ€" ary section contained articles and poetry of originality and merit. To the staff advisor, Mr. Harvey, (see photo) the Editorâ€" inâ€"Chief, Pat Boultbee, and the entire staff, congratulations for an excellent publication. deserves a big hand for producâ€" ing what most people feel is the best yearbook Weston has seen yet. The time, effort and organâ€" ization put into the book are obvious in the results. Better and more extensive photograâ€" phy and artwork add eolous and KEN JOHNS 4 John Street, Weston MEN‘S WEAR EXAM TIME BLUES! IMPORTED & DOMESTIC COMPLETE LINES OF _ FRUITS & VEGETABLES HHHIINONISSNSNUNT mm emmmmemmemememase c t 22 hoN _4 E2Xd your year, you‘ll see Main Store Large Shipment holidays more fun Marsha Ablack your job‘s well Ken Marsha Ablack "Famous For Freshness" Next week I shall have the reâ€" sults of a meeting held at Calico Drive School by the Orkdale Heights Ratepayers Association. This issue was discussed at the meeting and the action the Asâ€" sociation will take depends wholâ€" ly on the results of the meeting. As a Ratepayers Association, they must represent the people in the centre. To several resiâ€" dents this plan was not acceptâ€" able as they were opposed to reâ€" zoning of any description. Some of the most expensive homes in both subdivisions are located in this area. This appears to some to be a very attractive plan which is not high in density and with ali of the units fronting the homes in the two subdivisions. The parkâ€" ing courts are on the extreme outside with plenty of play area in the centre. To several resiâ€" the plans and could pass comâ€" ment on them. This was for Sheppard Avenue from the end of the Oakdale Heights Subâ€" division (dead end of Thurrock Road) to Buckland and from Buckland to Northover Street. The plan was for town houses, 59 units in all and a tennis A reâ€"zoning issue came before the planning board again reâ€" cently and was deferred until the residents of the area saw it was explained that the proâ€" fits were going to the sponsorâ€" ship of the Baseball and Sports Leagues. Anyone who has not as yet contributed may do so by calling Mr. A. Screeton at ME 3â€"7484. Also the Sports League is still in need of coaches both male and female for the teams. On Monday, May 18, the Oakâ€" dale Heights Ratepayers Assocâ€" iation held their Annual Fireâ€" works Display at Giltspur Park. This was a huge success. Alâ€" though the entire subdivision was not canvassed there was a collection taken at the park and BECK SHOES Heights We ure directly ACROSS FROM THE MEDICAL CENTRE Weston‘s High Grade Shoe Store Quality Shoes Reasonably Priced For Young People Of All Ages See: 1915 Weston Rd. at Lawrence 241â€"0469 . 1344 St. Clair Hush Puppies Where You _ Italian Sandals _ _ All Fittings Guaranteed Buy The Best For Less White Dress Shoes stores available for rental. Inâ€" formation regarding this may be obtained by calling Mr. F. Sharfe at ME 6â€"1330. We should _ It looks very much like the latest promise of our Plaza will be kept. ‘The stores were scheâ€" duled to open August 1 and I really think they will, since the construction is well under way. I am pleased but somehow now that everything is built up and there is no more to complain about or fight for I seem to be getting wanderlust again. Howâ€" ever, we are not leaving yet. I just might feel better after our vacation this July. With regard to the plaza, there are still some also have stop light; ;i'th-e-.’c-:): May 30th â€"â€" ‘The Land Unknown‘ #° Ime present time to get all land within a fiveâ€"mile radius of the new York University built upon, since high rise structures will be the trend once the Uniâ€" versity with its increased denâ€" sity demands arrives. and whatever the people in . the surrounding area wish. However they are also supposed to conâ€" sider the future of the entire area and it is very benelicial at the present time ‘to ge: all land within a fiveâ€"mile radius of ODEON BILTMORE Children‘s Sat. Matinee At 1 p.m. ‘The Vanquished‘ Get More Out Of Life â€"â€" Go Out To 1831 Weston Rd. CH 1â€"1821 A Movie! .« .25 43 MATTSON Rd. CRANG PLAZA 1962 Chevrolet Belair Sedan Automsti~ radio $1895 1962 Pontiac Parisienne Hardtop, ‘n‘‘v powered $2295 â€" All Guaranteed 1858 Weston Rd. (At Lawrence) 1961 Pontiac Laurentian Automati~ â€" radio 1961 Corvair Monza Floor shift, immaculate condition 1957 Oldsmobile Convertible White, fully powered oN OoUrR LOT 1963 Hillman Super Minx Sedan 6,000 miles only _ $1295 _ time or I shall find out the (Continued on page 11) 10 0 1958 Pontiacs Choice of four from $795 $1695 LIMITED $1695 ME 3â€"3536