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; ATR FORCE officer and family de Additional Classifieds Â¥ 18 i'x":oekqm SC, Pelmo ruszzfi;’i me Xâ€"20~ BUSINESS couple will share sixâ€" WANT house, bungalow or apartâ€" . ment to rent in Weston or vicinâ€" ity; adults. Phone Zone 4â€"271. . . â€" sire a threeâ€"bedroom, unfurnishâ€" ed house, to rent in Weston vicinity. Phone Willowdale 2â€"796. _ xâ€"22â€"it CARIEN TERRIER, brown, gray _ and ghiu. answers to name of Nipper, lost five weeks ago; reâ€" ward. Phone 874â€"Jâ€"1. . ‘5-22~1t Green Barberry hedging, 12 inch size, 25 for $4.98; Hardy Privet Hedging plants, 12 to 18 inches, 25 for $8.98. Dwarf Apple Trees (Macintosh or Spy or Cortland); Dwarf Pear Trees (Bartlett or Clapp‘s Favorite), 3 ft. size, your choice $3 each or 3 for $7.50; Famâ€" our Outdoor Chrysanthemums, asâ€" sorted, 8 for $1 or $3.50 per dozen. Free Colored Garden Guide with every order. Brookdaleâ€"Kingsway Nurseries, Bowmanville. xâ€"22â€"tf ORDER now for spring deliveryâ€" floors with the new G. E. polâ€" isher. One dollar includes delivery. Phone Moffats General Store now. Zone 4â€"666. oâ€"48â€"tf goods) mailed post paid, in plain sealed envelope with price list; six samples, 25¢; 24 samples, $1. Mail order Dept. G. 4 Novâ€"Rubber Co., Box 91, ISami]ton, Ont. xâ€"Tâ€"tf LADIESâ€"It‘s fun to wax your HYGIENIC SUPPLIES, (Rubber ‘~ From Page 8 *THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1951 HOUSE WANTED TO RENT BOWLING BANQUETS, WEDDING RECEPTIONS, AND GROUP SOCIAL EVENINGS WESTON RD. JUST SOUTH OF ELMS GOLF CLUB WESTON ZONE 4â€"641 65 MAIN STREET SOUTH NURSERY STOCK HOUSE TO LET "THE BEST MEAL IN TOWN" SPRING CLEANING Martindale Lodge PERSONAL WE SERVE DELICIOUS HOME COOKED * DRAPES * CURTAINS * CHESTERFIELODS * RUGS JUST LIKE MOTHER MAKES THEM NOON MEALS Dates Still Available For 0â€"22â€"1t IOENAGES wd on new or old proj h Â¥: 4 Real Emtn’B?:kol. 1692 ?m Etrut., corner Lawrence, Zone 4â€"286, reâ€" verse charges. * PROPERTY {:; ru;m :; cotâ€" tage, unspoi fishing, hunting, 136 miiqn from Torontolfilonmouai Tomhlg. Haliburton County, close to Hadlington P.0., rudf‘{y acâ€" cessible to Hadlington Lake, Monâ€" mouth Lakes, Eels Lake, Prondale River, good bass and trout fishing. Apply ’2( Lawrence Ave., w'é’é"?i 6â€"22.2 PROPERTY â€" for 6 + MORTGAGE LOANS WILL EXCHANGE my medium large house with lnrrse lot and Prage at Fiveâ€"Forty Merton St., oronto, residing there, for bungaâ€" low or storeyâ€"half in Weston cenâ€" tral; cash balance. Mr. Miller. Phone HU. 7781. 0â€"22â€"2t TWO acre lots, three miles from Weston on North Malton Highâ€" way. Phone 1451â€"W. xâ€"22â€"1t â€" with ~aquarium, etc., for_ sale very reasonable. Phone 1994â€"W. _ TROPICAL fish, nice collection, large homes. Frame or insulâ€" bric, in Mt. Dennis, or Weston. I have buyers waiting with good cash payments. Valuation will be given on your property without obligation, and you will be more than pleased wigh the action you get when listing with Evic Attenâ€" borough. Realtor, OR. 3285 or J. Forest, Weston 1470â€"J. xâ€"9â€"14t FURNISHED bedroom for two, ab HOUSES Wantedâ€"Bungaiows, or _ stainers. Apply 66 Macdonald Ave. 0â€"22â€"1t TWO unfurnished rooms and sun room, suit elderly or business couple. Total abstainers. Apply 74 Edmund Ave. Phone 248. 0â€"22â€"1t PROPERTIES PROPERTIES WANTED TFether Bxos PETS FOR SALE ROOMS TO LET CLEANERS AND DYERS Owned and Operated by Stoddard Bros. :s Â¥ e s‘ smy A I ® As. y** â€" ht > [ | | t FOR SALE WESTON 8 4 5 LY. 2168 xâ€"22â€"1t PRIVATE selfâ€"contained room with FURNISHED bedâ€"sitting room with _ grill" pflvm Weston TWO unfurnished rooms, Jane and bath, suit business person with good references. Apply side door wmrtment 209 Main (St. South, eston. 0â€"22â€"1t ; home, child welcome. Apply Fanky Clitke, Avs, Weston. _ _ Wilson, one child ii'lédfif,'ii Richard Clarke Drive, Béverley Hills, + xâ€"22â€"1t M ROOM to rent, ‘gentleman, call after 5 p.m. Phone 450â€"W. _: . FURNISHED room, suit two genâ€" tlemen. Phone 1122â€"W. xâ€"22â€"1t TWO rooms, selfâ€"contained, new ACCOMMODATION for 2 gentleâ€" _ rates in Toronto. One dollar a day includes free delivery. Phone Moffats General Store, Zone 4236& 0â€"48â€" G. E. FLOOR polishers, lowest and repairs reasonable. Houses, garages, recreation rooms, trim, cupboards. For estimates phone Rumsey Bros., Contractors, Zone 4â€"679, 2009â€"W. xâ€"14â€"tf HOUSEHOLD wiring, base plugs, CARPENTRY, building alterations 1 ?ii{u;é;: ;tvoves; oil burners and hot water heaters. Free estimates. FLOOR sander and edger for rent, regular rates. Al&ha Engineerâ€" ing Co., Weston. MUrray 0509, Weston 1922. Crushed stone, sand, gravel, cinders, day or night. Haulage & Cartage Binding â€" Fringing â€" Seaming And Also Alterations H. ANDERSON LO. 1718 men, share bed, close to transâ€" rtation. Apply 25 Denison Rd. ., Weston. 0â€"22â€"1t W. BARRETT Screen Time Is Here Again For prompt service call for estimate now and avoid the rush. LYLES WOODWORKING WESTON 503â€"M S. ROGERS ELECTRIC Phone Weston 620â€"W RUG REPAIRING SCREENS ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES OFFERED ROOMS TO LET % PHONE 65â€"Wâ€"2 Protect Your GARMENTS Fur Coats Repaired & Remodelled Don‘t take chances on moths or theft this summer. We‘ll carefully clean, repair and restore your fursâ€"and store them in fireâ€"proof, refrigerated vaults. And remember no charge until your garment is returned to you when you want it. Against ... + MOTHS < FIRE â€"â€" e THEEFT xâ€"19â€"tf Weston xâ€"22â€"1t xâ€"22â€"1t xâ€"17â€"tf â€"1t 16 MT. DENNIS UPHOLSTERING A. Lyon MU. 2706 1002 Weston Rd. pificsd man. Phobe We 1025,M. â€".â€" gâ€"21â€"4t MODERN floor service. Local vetâ€" eran now in business. Floors cleaned, waxed and polished. Any kind of flooring brought up like new. Painted walls washed. Work guaranteed. Free estimates. Floot electrically polished. Phone A. Corras. LL. 9584. xâ€"52â€"tf BRICK, Block and Concrete la refiai'rs and alterations. Black. Phone 2294â€"W. rates in Toronto. One dollar a day includes free delivery. Also one 3 cubic foot London cement mixer for sale or rent by hour, day, week. _ Phone _ Moffats General Store, Zone 4â€"666. xâ€"20â€"tf G. E. FLOOR polishers, lowest kitchens, recreation rooms a speâ€" cialty. Storms and screens made to order. Free estimates. Clarke Muldowney 1427â€"W. xâ€"17â€"tf CARPENTER work, modernizing Guest Room See that the guest room has a bed lamp so that your friend is sure to be comfortable. He may be a restless sleeper. Mrs. Locke, 7‘ Belivue Cresc. Opposite Bell Telephone (Side Entrance) + MIMEOGRAPH AND DUPLICATING SERVICE 29%, MAIN ST. NORTH ZONE 4â€"265 reasonable. All work guaranteed, priced J. FOX 14 Roxaline 1113â€"W On Budget Terms If Desired | | ‘The British Columbia Chess Cement Floors, Driveâ€" ways, Walks, Footings, Septic Tanks REPAIRS Adjustments & Motorizing Estimates Cheerfully Given DRESSMAKING and ALTERATIONS , SEWING MACHINE ered and Repair "SHiE covens . MADE TO ORDER SERVICES OFFERED I UP W. Barrett PHONE 65â€"Wâ€"2 TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON WESTON Federation sent an urgent telegram to the Ontario Chess Association requesting it to withdraw its bid to hold the Canadian Chess Chamâ€" pionship ‘Tournament in Toronto this year. David Creemer, chairman for the BCCF event cabled: #BCCF fully prepared to sponsor 1951 Canadian Championship Tournament. Financial arrangeâ€" ments completed. Would appreciate if OCA withdraw bid for the tournament. This British Columbia first and only opportunity. Please do not spoil it." The Ontario Chess Association replied: The above means therefore that \ha OCA, has generously coâ€" operated with the BCCF, located at the extreme western limits of our great Dominion. ‘This event will be its first in the history of this famous province. We have no doubt but that it will be an outâ€" standing success It is hoped that this Canadianâ€"wide championship tournament being held away out west will give an important stimuâ€" las to chess throughout Canada. We extend the BCCF, every luck and good wishes. "Your position appreciated. Under circumstances OCA, willingâ€" ly agrees withdraw bid. This meets with approval of President Henry Loose, OCA. Best luck and good wishes. â€" Frank Anderson, secreâ€" tary, OCA. The Weston Chess Club members generously donated toward the Lionel Joyner Fund, to enable him to be sent to Birmingam, England, to play in his first International Chess Tournament, and wish him every success. The president, A. E. Warren, and all the members are looking forward with interest for reports of Lionel‘s progress in this event and trust he may bring home the laurels to Canada. To date, Ontario has donated approximately $60.00 toward the Joyner Fund. His ticket has been purchasedâ€"so that part is safely overcome. Mikhail Botvinnik, USSR, is having a terrific struggle to retain the title of world champion. David Bronstein at the 22nd game was one point aheadâ€"11%â€"10%. In the 23rd game however Botvinnik drew even for a score of 11%â€"11%. If Botvinnik draws the 24th and last game he retains his title. If Bronâ€" stein wins, David Bronstein will be the winner by only one half & point. The Toronto Chess League holds its annual spring Chess Festival tonight, May 17th, at the Central YMCA, College St., Toronto. The triâ€"city chess match beâ€" tween Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, will be held on May 20th. Playing for Toronto will be Frank Anderâ€" son, Ontario champion; Z. Sarosy, runnerâ€"up for the championship; C. A. Crompton, N. Glasberg, N. Kuttis, H. Ridout. Below we give a game played in the Montreal championship 1950. . Ruy Lopez Whiteâ€"Dr. Rauch Blackâ€"Wiltiams 1. Pâ€"K4 Pâ€"K4 . 17. Qâ€"K8 â€" Nâ€"Bé ch 2. Nâ€"KB3 | N.QB% 18. Kâ€"RI Qâ€"K4 3. Bâ€"N5 P.QR3 19. RQ1 Qâ€"R4 4. Bâ€"R4 Nâ€"B3 20. Pâ€"KR4 NxP 5. Qâ€"K2 RK2 21. PxN Bâ€"B6 ch 6. Pâ€"B3 Pâ€"QN4 22. Kâ€"N1 _ Qâ€"Ni ch 1. Bâ€"B2 Pâ€".Q4 28. Kâ€"BI _ Qâ€"Ré ch 8. PF QxP 24. Kâ€"K1 _ Qâ€"R8 ch 9. Râ€"NB .. GQ% 25. Kâ€"Q2 RQLl ch 10. %o Bâ€"B4 26. Kâ€"B3 BxR 11. Râ€"K1 Pâ€"K5 27. N.Q2 Pâ€"N5 ch fl School Scraphook | 12 13. 16 The gamesâ€"willâ€"beâ€"played on the wchaol grounds directly following school hours. The senior public school house league has been organized for the present season. . â€" s Weston Softball The organization is similar to that of last year except there will be eight teams participating. This is necessary due to the large enâ€" rolment this year. It promises to be a successful softball season due to the friendly rivalry among the different teams. Herb Warren. Chinese Tanker Requisitioned The Govenor of Hong Kong has used his powers to requisition a Chinese tanker, to prevent its use by Chinese and North Korean troops for carrying oil to Korea. The tanker, the Yung Hao, 15,000 tons, originally Japanese, had been sunk off Formosa towards the end of the Pacific war. It was salved and towed from Formosa in 1948, after which it was under repair at Kowloon docks at Hong King. §X 0 Wel P.Q3 Nâ€"K4 PxP Bâ€"KN5 6 CARS Better Service || BARTH‘S uon‘ *‘** [| se on Winder‘s Taxi 111 or Zone 4â€"700 Senior Public Nâ€"N5 Blackâ€"Wiltiams 17. Qâ€"K8 _ Nâ€"B6 ch 18. Kâ€"R1 Qâ€"K4 19. RQt Qâ€"R4 20. Pâ€"KR4 NxP 21. PxN Bâ€"B6 ch 22. Kâ€"N1 Qâ€"N% ch 28. Kâ€"BI Qâ€"Ré ch 2M. KKL â€" Qâ€"R8 ch 20 31. 32 LIMITED RADIO DISPATCHED Bâ€"R4 ch Kâ€"Bi Râ€"Ré Bâ€"K3 ch Bâ€"Q5 BxB ch PxB QxP mate Pâ€"N5 ch Bâ€"N3 Of Families Will Be Disclosed® position of mflu"’?fi- will® be revealed as a 1-3' the 1961 census which will be taken in June this year. During the past dfi- there has been a substantial in family formation in Canada, as a result of the heightened number of marâ€" riages and increased birth rates during the war years and particuâ€" larly since 1945, and of the postâ€" war immigration flow with its large proportion of family units as compared with immigration in preâ€" vious periods. At the same time the average size of familiesâ€"paraâ€" doxical as it may seem in view of the gain in birth ratesâ€"has shown a downward trend. * As defined for cenus purposes, a family consists of at least two inâ€" dividuals living together in the reâ€" lationship of husband, wife, and children, or of parent and unmarâ€" ried children, and a few cases of man or woman with guardianship of child or ward. Ten years ago, according to the 1941 census, there were 2% milâ€" lion families in Canada, comprisâ€" ing nearly 10 million individuals. In 1949 a sample survey indicated, the number had risen to nearly 3%4 million, comprising almost 12 milâ€" lion persons. While the number of families is increasing, the average size of the family is decreasing in Canada. The average number of persons per family was 3.9 in 1941 and 3.7 in 1949. In rural areas where famâ€" ilies tend to be larger than in urâ€" ban areas the average size of the family in 1941 was 4.3 persons, but for urban areas it was only 3.7 persons. Largest average family size in both urban and rural areas in 1941 was in Quebec (4.2 and 5.3 respecâ€" tively), with rural New Brunswick (4.6) also well above the allâ€"Canâ€" ada average. At the other end of the scale, British Columbia famiâ€" lies had the smallest average size (3.2 urban and 3.5 rural), followed by those of Ontario (3.4 urban and 3.8 rural). . The average number of children, per family at home varied considâ€" erably from province to province in 1941, British Columbia had the smallest number (1.3) and Quebec the largest (2.4). For Canada as a whole the average was 1.6 in urban localities and 2.2 in rural districts. Only in rural Quebec did the averâ€" age number of children in the famâ€" ily exceed three. Resolutions For Fishermen 1. That I will protect the ~‘rhts of my fellow sportsmen by observâ€" ing the various regu.at.u.s _ n ing the trkirg of moms> t i realizing that any excessive or ilâ€" legal taming on my parv iessens tae opportunity of others to secure the fair share that rightfully belongs to every citizen. _â€" 2. That I will by precept and exâ€" ‘ample endeavour to spread the ideals of conservation and the ethics of sportsmanship with a view to eliminating illegal practices. 3. That I will respect the rights of property owners and seek by courtesy and coâ€"operation to retain the good will of the farmer, so that the existing liberties of the sportsâ€" man may not be impaired. Changes in the size and comâ€" 4. That I will assume a personal responsibility for the protection of our wild life resoutcesâ€"so that my children will be assured of the same recreational privileges that I have enjoyed. _ 5. That I will encourage all orâ€" ganized effort that has for its obâ€" ject the protection of game and fish and also coâ€"operate with the Deâ€" partment of Lands and Forests to that end. Lower Production Of Butter In ‘51 Creamery butter production in Peel was down 50,274 pounds for the three months ending in March of this year as compared to a simiâ€" lar time last year. Cmmery'buuer production for the first three months in 1951 was 116,513 pounds. In 1950 it was 146,787 pounds. Butter production for March of this year is also down as comâ€" pared to last year. In March, 1951, 46,169 pounds were produced. In March, 1950, 55,430 pounds were turned out. [ "Myraid" literally means ten thousand. a t# wb Air Conditioning and Oil Burners _ .. RAINBOW WALL TILE â€" MIRACHROM TR Plumbing fixtures â€" Heating specialties, Fi estimrtcs pIun)bing and heating. : 6 JOHN ST. .DRUG STORES Chec Chart Lubrication KLEENâ€"OR ANTISEPTIC 4, 160z. reg. 25¢, 79c, 19¢, 5%¢ MERCUROCHROME with rod, reg. 20 OLIVE OIL, 4 oz., reg. 29c .. WILD STRAWBERRY Compound, reg. 35¢ JEANETTE TALCUM COREGH Plate Powder .. MEDICINE GLASSES SCRAP BOXES ... AT WESTON‘S LARGEST AND MOST MODERN SERVICE STATION DARLINGTON‘S for SERVICE Liquid Cream Shampoo $1.30 value for only 79¢ DANDERINE............â€" ow â€"remmnnsmmereun DRENE SHAMPOO..................... GLOVER‘S MANGE MEDICINE... HALO SHAMPOU..............m~»»neoscums HOLLYWOOD WAVESET............ HUDNUT EGG CREME SHAMPO HUDNUT CREME RINSE...._..... LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO...... MARLENE‘S SHAMPOO................. 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