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NORTH, WESTON (Oppdsite Town Hall) . nu ""er"ovtt-"""oug"tt-"saggoo"""""""""""""""t "r""""""""""""""""-"""""""""""","""""" Electric Wiring Promptly Executed CITY PRICES ELECTRICAL GOODS suitable for XMAS GIFTS Prices reasonable. Phone Inspection invited Night Phone 236 BUSINESS 387 WESTON Phone 650 in» Mi&_1tthv. 5355555555 BEERHWNS _,!,),, 85555635 (f QE Dear Sir..--- Following our usual custom at this season of the year, I beg- to draw your attention to the danger of life and pro- perty from Christmas decorations, such as draperies, scenery, cotton to repre- sent snow, etc. Displays of this na- ture, and the lighting arrangements in connection therewith, add very consid- erably to the ordinary risks of fire. I would also point out that-should an accident' of the. kind occur in n crowded store or meeting, the rapid spread of fire in such inflammable ma- terial is almost certain to occasion a panic with attendant risks to life and limb. The National Fire Protection Association should be immersed in a solution of Corhmercial Ammonium Phosphate in the proportion of one qoound of Phosphate to one gallon of water. If then slightly Wrung and dried they will offer considerable pe- sistance to fire until Vain washed. - If this is not praetidable, a few sim- ple precautions may reduce the danger to a minimum, and these should he considered essential where large num- bers and particularly children are to he Eathered. Local Conservatory of Music Pupils Give Delightful T Programme -siee ithait your eieetriea1 circuits are properlv fused and not overloaded by the addition of temporary lights. fllgllf@lll, 1lEiniil lama The many friends who gathered at the Weston Town Hall on Thursday evening last for the recital given by the pupils of the Weston Branch, Con- servatory of Music, under the direction of Mrs. Demorest, were indeed deligh t- ed with the program arranged, also the styhrand class of work as carried on at the local branch. Both technique and rythym were good, and the rendi- tion of the various selections by the pupils showed individual training had been given, developing the pupil along his or her particular line of musical interpretation. Teachers represented were Mrs. M. Demorest, Misses Edith Chamtiion, Beatrice Pinchin, Gladys Burslem and Margaret Leslie, and the pupils taking part, Misses Lilian Browning, Ruth Watt, May Warnes, Margaret Jamieson, Isabel McDonald, Marjorie Sendall, Margaret Kestevan, Jean Rowland, Margaret Darling, Elsie Card, Beth Warnes, Adelphine Spring. Evelyn Ackrow, Milicent Gowland, Joyce Nevins, Clara _Hill, Helen Irv- ing, Margaret Robertson, Betty Burton, Masters Mac Hayes, Winston Henslar, and Harry Jourard. Canadian Fire Underwriters As. sociation Issue Warning as to Use of Xmas Decorations Examine your fire extinguishing rm- plianees and see that they are suffi- cient, in good order and readily af cessible. T "iii/i/ii," all exits are plainly marked and not obstructed. - Remember that nothing' cnn render these displays absolutely safe, and thnt if accidents are not to mar the fes- tive season, constant vigilance and care must be exercised. Yours truly. JOHN A. ROBERTSON, See that inflammable mnferinl i< dear of and not hung over heating' and lighting: devices, steampipes, stovepipes, electric light bulbs, etc. _ The vocal selections by Miss Edith Champion provided a pleasing variation to the program, the young artist de- lighting her audience with her sweet, yet powerful, voice. A slight disap- pointrpent was given by the annoume 'ment 'of the unavoidable absence of Miss Marion Sharpe, who was to have given a violin number. V The Weston Branch management and pupils are both to be highly congrat- ulated on the success of the evening, Real Estate continues brisk through- out York Township, harbinger of a brighter future. A recent deal put through comprises the sale of 100 acres at the corner of Eglington and Keele St., on what is, known as the Beechboro grange division. New roads have ol-. ready been opened and Traded, water mains laid and electric lights installed. Ed. Tijou and Co. are in charge of the property and are openinss up a new office on the Vaughan Road. CHRISTMAS MAIL ' FOR POINTS IN CANADA The following sales of house; have been made by Mr. Tiiou (luring: the past few weektr, J. Steele, .54 Harthw Ave., to L. Woodson: J. Steele, 52 Hartley Ave., to H. Woodson; Mrs. L. Tindell, 232 maekfhorne Avenue, to Emily Watson: S. Tohano, 14 Barvdey Ave.. to R. Tinsley; J. Hayes, 42f) Ar- lington Ave., to fir. A, Atkins; J. Camp- bell, 518 Lauder Ave.,) to E Kennedy. In order to facilitate delivery-, of Christmas mail on or before Christmas Day in Canada, mail matter should 1w posted not/ter than the dates shown below:-- For British Columbia, Dec. 16; for Alberta, Dee. 17; for Saskatchewan. Dee. 18; for the Maritime Provinces. Dee. 18; for Manitoba, Dec. 19: for Quebec, Dee. 19; for Ontario, Dee. 20: for local or Toronto city delivery, Dee. 22. YORK TOWNSHIP WEST YORKS NEVVSY WEEKLY Secretary C,F.U. Assoc wEs'ro?Ctrtdy.- On Friday evening last the Ontario Hockey Association executive held their first committee meeting of the season in the Telegram building, grouping the teams and carrying out other matters of important business in connection with the coming season’s work. Pre- sident Wm. Basso-n was in the chair, with the following-members present: About 150 Teams Arranged in Districts at First Executive Meeting immediate Pas? President," W. A Fry, Dunnville. Sécond Vice-President, Richard But- let, Lindsay. ___ T MI BHUUPS. M THIS SHEEN Past Presidents, A. E. Copeland, Midland, and James, T. Sutherland, Kingston. -. - First Vice-President, George B. Mc- Kay, Kitchener. 7 ' _ The following, players were granted probationary certificates, and if they change their place of residence next year, will not be granted certificates to play in the O. H. A., neither will they be given transfers to other branch- es of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association. Brantford - Leighton Emms, Neil Pearson. Grimsby-George Foulis. Galt--Lawreneie Henry Aurie, Jos. Leclair. Clarence Boucher. A.A.U. dt C. Governor, W. W. Dav- idson, Toronto. Secretary, W. A. Hewitt, Toronto. Treasurer, Sheriff J. F. Paxton, Whitby. _ Executive, George B. Dudley, Mid- land; Frank Hyde, Woodstovk; Dr. J, M. Mitchell, Collingwoqd; Alvin Schlegel, Preston; Percy Bond, Peter- bore. Convener, in Toronto. Ch1bs--ParkGu' Canoe Club, Toron- to Canoe Club, Kitchener Hockey Club, Peterboro Hockey Club, Osgoode Hall, Hamilton Rowing Club. ---Group Nd. 2-- Convener-tlaik Hyde, Woodstock. Meet in Woodstock, _ A. A. A., Niagari:rtimsiHoekey Club. Galt A.U4. A,," Preston A. A: A., Bor.. der Cities Hockey Club of Windsor.' First same-Thursday, December 17, Galt at Windsor. _ _ . First and second teams in each se- nior group. to play 'home-and-home games for' group championship and to have winner by Feb.' 2.t. Group win- ners to play off for' eheimtoionship Feb. 26 and March B, home-ond-home game‘s. All play-off games to he considered as finals and to be under the direction of the o. H. A. executive. London - Melville Keeling, Edward Graham. _ Niagara Falls-joy Burmister, Port Colborne--Jatifes Egerer. Prestotr---Robert Burns. I Reinstated -- Gordon Stickney, Guelph, ' _ _ Chns--LCornwa11, Brookville, 10'rrz- sfnn, Belleville, Trenton, Cobourg, Port Hope. _-_ --Group No. l-- Convener-J. S. McDonald, Queen's University., Meeyat Kingstqp. a» ---Group No. 2-- Clubq--Trent vallerLeaxue, a bve: Lakefield District League, a bye; Pet- erboro League, a bye. --Group No. 3-- Convener - N. F. Reynolds, LH- bridge. Meet at Port Perry. Clubs-tOrt Pbrrv. Lindsav, ux- bridge, Cannington, Whitby, Bowman- ville. ---Group No. 4- Convener-James McFayden, Toron- to. Meet at Toronto. Clubs CA" section)---) Mary's of Toronto, Guelph A.C., Newmarket, Nhrth Toronto A.C.; ("B" sectinn1, University of Toronto, Richmond Hill, Oakville. V ---Group No. 15-- I Northern Ontario Hockey Associa.s tion, a bye. M, -- J.----- _ -- a“ --cGroup No, T-- Convener-J. o. Adams, Brampton. Meer at Brampton. Cluh9---Brampton, Georgetown, Mil- ton, Weston, Orangeville, Elma. ---Group No. 6--- Cons-en-ft. S. Kidd, Grimsby. Meet at Hamilton. Clubs-Collingwood, Camp Borden, Barrie, Midland, Orillia. ---Group No. 13-- Convener-Rose Zilliax, Gravenhurst Meet at Gravenhurst. ChF---Gravenhursd., Parry Sound, Huntsville, Braeehridee. --Group No. Ir--- Toronto Amateur Hockey Associa- tion, a bye. Clutrs--Caledonit, ._Cm’ug':1, Dunn- ville, Hagersville, Port Dover, Simcoe. --Groqo Mo. 8--- Convener-Frank Hyde, Woodstock. Meet at Woodstock. Clubs-Hamilton Beavers, Grimqhy. Niagara Falls, Port Colborne, Brant. ford, Paris. --Group No. T--- Convener-W. A. Fry, Dunnville Meet at Cayuga. Clt1hs---Tntrersoll, _woodstook, Lon- don, Tillsonburg, Taviqtotrk,-Ayr. -Group No. 9---- Convener-E. G. Watford, Windsor. Meet at Windsor. Clubs-Windsor, .Muroons, Windsor Monarchs, Walkerville, Gleneoe. --Group No. Tfl--. Convener-H. J. Bruder, Stratford. Mee? at Stratford. ' Cluhc---Winshahi," Stiaforrh, Clinton. Stratford, New Hamburg. Kitchener. -Groms No. IT--- Convener-B. L. H. Bamford, Lis- towel. Meet at Palmerston. Clubs-Hanover, Chesleir. Wiarton, Palmerston, Listowel, Durham. ---Group No. P2-- Convener-- Frank Doyle, Barrie. Meet at Barrie. ClubsrApndoh Ali?, A; ftratfoyt Intermediate Series Probationary List --Giroup No. l-- " r-O. H.A. executive. Meet Senior Series 1 Convener-Ahern MCUHI. Min- Parry Sound, land Mno'r at Midi-1nd _ Clubs-f/ia, Midland, Coldwater. "- t --Grotrp No. ltr--- why Assoeia-l, Northern Ontario Hockey Associa- Ition. a bye. 15--- l All group winners in intermediate ockey Associa.cl and junior series must be declared by w“ ,,_ “MA Monday, Feb. 8, 1926. ae- -_. _ . 1riil2lifihTAsrY,_DEC. 16, 1925 1lffffilill WEED. HEEMH MEWS Weston Council met on Tuesday ev- ening last, with Mayor R. J. Flynn in the chair and every member of the council in their place. Routine busi- ness formed the principal work of the evening, with the passing of the neces- shry by-law in connection with the com- ing municipal elections, nomination day to be on Wednesday, Dee. 23rd. It was also decided to tender a banquet to the Weston Senior and'Junior la- crosse teams in recognition of their success as champion winners. A letter was read from Hon. G. S. Henry, Minister of Public Works and Highways, stating the Dep'artment would be pleased to take care of the situation in regard to threatened bus competition with the Weston street car system when once the system was working adequately. A resolution was passed instructing the payment of $845.78 to the Water, Power and Light Commission for the purchase of water meters. The members of the Educational Bo,ard, who this year automatically re- tire, are Messrs. D. Rowntree, Jr., Geo Moogk, D. w. Campbell and Dr. Cates. The statuary medting of the council will he held on Dec. 15th. ' A deputation waited on the council from the Long Branch Business Men's Association asking for the widening of the highway, and although the mat- tergwas discussed at some length, noth- ing was done, the council all agreed the time was not ripe for action, in view of the present radial situation, and decided to wait future develop- ments regarding the action of the T. T.C. in this matter. Convicted on Thursday last of at- temntine to obtain bribes in the course ofhis duty as a'special officer of the taw, Orion, (John) Carter, a former special constable in Etobicoke Town- ship; was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Magistrate Bruntpn on Saturday in the County Police Court. , Pleas for 'leniency were made by Carter's Cottn- sel, Frank Callaghan and W. B. Hor- kins. both of whom pointed out the prisoner's previous exemplary record. At a special meeting of the Etobi- coke Council, presided over by Reeve T. A. C. Tier, tenders amounting to $4,442 of C. o. Waters was accepted for the erection of a new fire hall in Islington. ---Group No. r--- 1"/yyrr,yir-vl. S. McDonnell, Queen's University. Meet at Kingston. -v- Clubs-Brockville, Kingston, Belle- ville, Trenton, Picton. --Group No. 2--- Lakefield District League, a bye. --Group No. 3-- Convener-Ford Moynes, 'Lindsay. Meer "tlindsay. Clubs-L, Feterboro, Lindsay, Mark- ham. Cottvener---N'. A. Edger, Bowman- ville. Meet af Port Hope.. --Group No. IO-- Convener-W. A. Pry, DunnviIIe. Meet at Cayuga. a Cllrshs -- Duronvill'e, Maple heotc. Waterford, Cayuga. Hagersville, Port Dover, Simvna FORMER SPECIAL CONSTABLE GIVEN THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL Cltttrs-- Cobouvz, Cresuurnts, Port Hope, Oshawa, Whitby, Bowmanville. --Group No. 5(Prep. Schools)--- Convervav-E. A. Chapman, St. An- drew's College. Meet at Toronto. Club,s-f) Andrew's College. Sr. Michael's College, Upper Canada Col- lege, Univers0v of Torpnto Schools. --Group No. 6-- Convr---O.H.A.Executive. Meet at Tovonto. Clvltc,--Parkdnle, Canoe- Club, Toron- to Canoe Club, St. Mary's Hockey Club, University of Toronto. --Group No. 7-- Convener-J. o. Adams, Brampton. Mont at Rmmm‘on. bye Clttbq---Trish-Canndinn AC. of To- ronto. Mame A.C. of Toronto, Bramp- ton, Georgetown. Milton. --Grovp V0. 8-- Oakville District Hockey League, a Clubs __ Hamilton Rowirvy Cluh Grinisby, Niagara Falls, Port Col- borne. _ --Group No. 9-- Converter __ R. H. Kidd, Grimcby Meer nf Hamilton. Cluhs-Owen Sound, Wiarton, Mt Forest, Shelburne. . --Group No. Il-- Convener-Star/tem, London. Meer at London. Clvhr--"A" SsaoFon---f,omdon A.A. A., “'aff'nrd. Ti'indcunr. "B" seetion-- Mitchell Strofford, Paris. --Groosty No. P?--- Convener----? C. Pearce, Kitchener, Meer {It 1Cftheroer. Hubs Preston. ---Grouo No. 14-- Convener -- Frank Doyle, Barrie Meet at Barrie. Chdv;-"A" Section - Collina'wnnd Meaford, Barrie. "B" seetion--Br" ford, Newmarket, Aurora, Willowdale ---Grrtup No. 1.5-- Convener-Aberdeen McGill, Mid. --Grnun No. 1.3-- Convener-Earl Hicks, Owen Sound Meet " Owen Sound. ETOBICOKE COUNCIL ----Group No. 4--- Guelph Junior Series Kitchener, Galt E 311mm TAKE NOTICE i w. A. mam: El Mi-ssc-retire/tre-Ci-Cie/rc-ir, "3: P a}, _ "iF?' ”4:5‘2" fL't'.is'ir.?.rr2s'i;'i:1,'s . mum "'nr'."7r'. , . , F .5 _ .s' " .. "Y _ ",r 'r'. J?,,)'.');';"?,' , “”1390",; g. 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