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1150â€"52 WESTON RD. + Phone MU. 7575 ENGLISH & MOULD Friday morning it was our pleasure to attend an Armistice Service at the Pelmo Park School, put on by the children of this neighborhood. It was remarkable how even the youngest child knew the significance of this day. Mr. Buss presented the opening address, followed by Dorothy Donâ€" mely reciting that well known poem, "In Flanders Fields." A scripture reading was then, given by Beverly Wilkinson, and Anne Spriggs led the school in repeatâ€" Cor. Lawrence & Main e WHEEL ALIGNMENT e BRAKE RELINE e WHEEL BALANCING e DRUM TURNING e MOTOR TUNING e BODY REPAIRS ATTENTION WESTON Days, 1224 MRS. J. DICKEY 1577â€"W DOES YOUR CAR NEEDâ€" â€" â€" Newest Public Hall Operated by Weston Junior Chamber of Commerce For Rates and Reservations, Phone J. Nolan Pelmo Park Patter Â¥, NOVEMBER 15, 1961 MONDAY, NOV. 26, 1951, WILL MARK Located at Corner MAIN and FERN Plumbing, Heating and Appliances ,THE OPENING OF WESTON‘S . J. BARTER LIMITED Correspondents DODGE â€" DE SOTO DEALER ALL WORK GUARANTEED ing the Lord‘s Prayer. Not a sound was heard during the two minutes dedicated to silence. Rev. "Padre" Creelman addressed the gathering on the subject of Reâ€" membnnes Day. His interpretaâ€" tion of the spirit of the occasion appealed to young and old alike. During his address, he paid special tribute to Angus Cameron, the Weston boy who was the first Canadian casualty of World War II. Joanne Clayton explained the reason for giving : our Rememâ€" THEN SEE MRS. S. PRINGLE 289â€"J After 5, 863â€"J TORONTO 9 Weston 520 Mr. Ken Thompson who is aiding the Association in its fight for postal delivery reported that a survey of the area had been made by the postal authorities, which we understand was satisfactory with the exception that only 12% of homes in the area were provided with letter boxes. Those residents without letter boxes are urged to coâ€"operate without delay. For your information it is not necessary to cut a slot in the door, a suitable box on the front or side of the house is quite satisfactory. Councillors Clark Wardlaw, and Ward Allen spoke briefly on genâ€" eral â€" Township matters; _ Clark Wardlaw is seeking election to the Mr. Goudge gave the well at-) tended meeting an insight into the workings of the School Board in~ this Township whose â€" incredible | growth has brought with it speâ€" | cial problems. Quite naturally, the | meeting, which included several| members of the local Home ;md’ School Association was particularâ€" ly interested in plans for Humber| Heights School. In this connection | Mr. Goudge pointed out that \\‘hilc} the School was crowded almost beâ€" yord capacity it was not intended to enlarge the School building, but additional classroom accommodaâ€" tion would be provided by four temporary "portables". ed for providing members \\'i!h\ outstanding programmes this seaâ€" son, and Wednesday, November 7th was certainly no exception. Mr. T. H. Goudge, Chairman of the Etoâ€" bicoke Board of Education was the main speaker, and other guests inâ€" eluded Mr. Ken Thompson, Counâ€" cillors Clark Wardlaw and Ward Allen. The names of those active in boys‘ work, mentioned last week, should have included Tuffy Zidner and Ken Howden. There must be others, but so far their names have not come to light. Everyone was sorry to hear that Mrs, Maurice Hook had the misâ€" fortune to fall and injure her leg. Get well quickly, "Freda," Maurice needs you. How about your news items, folks? Send them along to us, won‘t. you. I C. D. (Pat) Conway, I 80 Yorkleigh Ave. Weston 1723â€"J The executive of the Westmount and â€" District â€" Property Owners‘ Association are to be congratulatâ€" Mrs. S, Pringle wishes to thank her many neighbors and friends for their help and kindness at the time of her husband‘s accident. To the many enquiries on the S health of Sid Pringle, we are glad | °* to report he is home again and | P°* on the road to recovery. He is 858 sporting bruises with which only b_av & rainbow could compare in color. E”l‘ The stork also paid a visit to the homes of Mr. and Mrs. D. Middlebrovk, Elgin Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. S. H. M. Elliott of Kieth St. N. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pavey, Dalbeattie Ave., on the birth of their son, Patrick Dana. ® "Leonard Kerr.‘ Who is he? Our smiling postman, of course. We take him for granted now, but how many of us know the fight our ratepayers association put up to have "Len" call at your door every day, We extend our apologies to Mr. Ewing, caretaker of Pelmo Park School for misspelling his name last week. brance Day envelopes, Then a representative from each class brou@t forward their offering. Following the prayer of dedicaâ€" tion by Rev. Creeiman, the hymn "Oh God Our Help in Ages Past," was sung. The service ended with the singing of the National Anâ€" them. Mr. Buss then dismissed the classes with a word of praise for their attention. LY. 8044 Zone 4â€"525 WESTMOUNT HUMBER HTS. and RIVERVIEW €00 list On Nov. 17, next Saturday, a Rummage Sale followed by afterâ€" noon tea will be held‘ at St. Matâ€" thia‘s Sunday School room. Drop around and if you . want bargaingâ€" these are there to greet you. Three hearty cheers for Police activity in checking speedsters on S»arlett Road. Some may kick, as did one in the press recently, for being tagged over the 30 m.pâ€"h. limit, but lives and limbs of all need protection. Mr. H. Madie, Royal York Road has been offered a hefty 5â€"fignre sum for his farm. bered Due to the writer‘s connection with the lical Property Owners‘ Association, much of the informaâ€" tion in this column will be confined to the "doings" of that organizaâ€" tion. However if any resident or organization in the area would care to add an item of local interest they are most welcome to d8 so. Pleaseâ€" phone 1723â€"J. We are still looking for two public spirited reâ€" sidents who would be interested in serving on the Etobicoke School Board. This area had quite a little to do with the establishment of a Ward System for School Board, and consequently it is most importâ€" ant that we have candidates in the field. For the purposes of electing a School Board, the Township has becn divided into four wards, This area is included in the North Ward, and comprises everything north of the Richview Side oRad, and inâ€" cludes _ Thistletown, _ Claireville, eta. Anyone interested or who might suggest a likely candidate is invited to contact the writer without delay. Nomination§ will be held November 23rd, and the elecâ€" tions December 3rd. It was a very sad blow to the folks in Westmount to hear that Mrs. 1. Cornelius of 94 Gilhaven Road had passed away. Her willâ€" ingness to help and her piano playâ€" ing together with her delightful |_ Mrs. A. Doan, Mrs. C. Doan, | Mrs. C. Barton, Mrs. R. Sleigh, {Mrs. Lynd, Mrs. Lee, Mrs, Matt Campbell and Mrs. J. B. Henry ‘( were guests at the private showing | of the film, "One Foot in Heaven," ) shown at the Roxy Theatre, Woodâ€" | bridge. It is a picture well worth iseeing. These ladies mentioned | were all from Humber Summit. | Visiting with their grandparents, [ Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Henry, Knox J Ave., were Lawrence and Bill Henâ€" |ry, of Weston. ] The 132nd Girl Guides of Humâ€" ber Summit are meeting on Monâ€" {day evenings in the old school, i Borden Ave. post of Deputy Reeve in Etobicoke, and Ward Allen is the Liberal canâ€" didate for York West in the forthâ€" coming Provincial Elections. Mr. F. George and Mr, H. Price are away north on a shooting trip. Hope you both have good luck. the Wes packages There is to be a sale of work and home bake sale in the Church of the Good Shepherd, Mount Denâ€" nis on Nov. 24 sponsored by the Humberview Girl Guides, Guiders and Brownies. Some very useful Christmas gifts for both old and young. Humberview District Guides and Brownies had a really good showâ€" ing in the sale of the Guide cookies. Humberview topped the list in the West Division with 5,â€" 524 packages sold. The total for the West Division was 20,832 A stork shower was held in honor of Mrs. J. Turnbull at the home of her aunt, Mrs. C. Jordan. Many lovely parcels were opened and Jean thanked her many friends and neighbors for the lovely gifts. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Home and School Association will hold their November meeting in Borden Ave. School n Thursâ€" day, Nov. 15. Please come and bring a friend. Refreshments will be served. Mr. and Mrs, Matt Campbell, John, Bob, and Rosemary were guests at supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Godfrey, Huntingâ€" ton Ave., Humber Heights on Saturday and had a very enjoyable evening, Don‘t forget the sale of work and home bake sale sponsored by the Mothers‘ Auxiliary of the 132 Guide and Brownies of Humber Summit to be held on Dec. 1. The tea cup reading is to be one of the highlights, Come and heip a good cause. Sorry to hear so many of our small fry are indoors with chicken pox. Hope you will all be well again soon, Santa comes this next Saturday to Eatons but listen to him on Tuesday and Thursday at 6 p.m. Birthday greetings to Mrs. V. Evans who celebrated her birthday last week at the Royal York with Mrs. Ann Walkes and Mrs. T. George. The WA of St. Andrew‘s Presâ€" byterian Church held an enjoyable meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles â€" Esson, Islington _ Ave. Among those present were Mrs. Gordon Bruning, president; Mrs. E. E. Foy, secretary; Mrs. J. Ronâ€" aldson, treasurer; Mrs. Thrush, deâ€" Humber Summit Mrs. J. B. Henry Corr. will, for ever, be rememâ€" FAIRHAVEN and BURGESS CORNERS DISTRICT NEWS Correspondent: Mrs, A. V. Malone Islington Ave. Phone 257â€"Jâ€"1 TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON NIXON‘S GARAGE When baking a pic shell brush it with unbeated egg white. Allow to stand about 30 minutes before baking. When cool add the filling. With this treatment the crust doesn‘t become soggy. Continued from page 10â€" lith birthday. Hope you enjoyed your visit to the city. And many thanks Rosemary for all the news you gave me this week. On Saturday, Nov. 3, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kennedy of 15 Epsom Downs Dr. held a masquerade party which was attended by 20 people and what a time we had trying to discover the face beneath the gruesome mask! One thing we did discover was that "mere men" seem to prefer the female dress and makeâ€"up for there seemed to be an over abundance of ladies when we know the guests were inâ€" vited in mixed pairs. The costumes were really excellent as was the supper we all enjoyed during the evening. Indian Chief (Mr. Ross Remus) won first prize for his costume. The ladies‘ horse race was won by Mrs. Robbie of 16 Epâ€" som Downs Dr., and the spot prize by Mr. and Mrs. Goretsky of 14 Epsom Downs Dr. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Damer, 24 Kirby Road for the safe arrival of Valerie Ann, a sister for Andy and Mary. Cakdale Acres If you are hesitating about starting those Christmas cakes beâ€" cause it seems such a big job to do, here is what we did around our circle of neighborhood friends and had a jolly getâ€"together in the bargain. We spent an afternoon for each house and everyone did a certain job of preparing the cake. One would wash the fruit, another would line the pans with paper, and another would measure the flour, etc. In no time at all everyâ€" thing was ready and mixed and popped into the oven. After that, of course, comes a stop for a cup of tea and a chin wag, and then all the recipient of that batch of cakes had to do was take them out of the oven when they were cooked. You know what they say about "Many hands making light labor." And don‘t go muttering about "Too many cooksâ€"" as we can exhibit some mighty fine cakes to disâ€" prove that one. . Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wade, 44 Richard Clark Dr., on the safe arrival of a daughter, Cathâ€" erine, on Nov. 4. If you have any news about your family or neighbours would you please telephone your corresponâ€" dent or send a note? These items should be in by Friday morning. A new club, meeting on Monday evenings, has been formed by the ladies of this district. They have not yet decided on a name. Memâ€" bers take their sewing or knitting and chat about the many things of interest to new home owners and young parents. One of the main features of the group is that the bours better. Among those who ladies get to know their new neighâ€" have already joined are Mrs. Len Trotter, Mrs. Stu Barefoot, Mrs. G. Lorrimer, Mrs. D. Shaw, Mrs. Stu Inman and Mrs. D. MacAuley. Sharon Laura and Charles Ian, small son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Esson, Islington Ave., were Christened at St. Andrew‘s Church on Sunday last. f At the conclusion of the meeting, the group gave a shower for Miss Joyce Slater, superintendent of the beginners‘ department of the Sunâ€" day School. Miss Slater‘ marriage to Mr. William Lawler will take place in the near future. The event came as a complete surprise to the popular brideâ€"elect, which always adds greatly to the fun of a shower. votional convenor; Mrs. Reid, welâ€" fare; Mrs. E; A. Richardson, social convenor; Mrs. R. Osfredi, publicâ€" ity; Miss Jessie Masters, flower convenor and Mrs. Wellwood, work convenor. Two visitors were Mrs. England, Fairhaven and Mrs. Stephen Master, Malton Road. GAS â€" OIlL 500 MAIN ST. NORTH Beverley Hills GOODYEAR TIRES REPAIR SERVICE 26 Richard Clark Drive Mrs. Barbara Hughes Telephone ZONE 4â€"688 Ask for Nick We Sell xâ€"34â€"4t And then those sidewalks in the | business area! Several had not, by ’ nightfall that day, realized that a dirty, snowclogged sidewalk outâ€" side a business place is a mighty poor compliment on the folks who operate them. Advertising signs, even if intensified, are probably more acceptable to the average inâ€" dividual, who has no alternative option than to wade through this veritable hodgeâ€"podge in shoes, ‘ totally inadequate for this ordeal. | If such is to be, throughout the five â€" months of hectic weather ahead, well may the businessmen hereabouts, open depots in gainful areas along "Shopping Street," where higâ€"length rubber boots could be loaned to prospective buyâ€" And so into and onto Main Street he comes, Where were those curbs, what provision had been made to clear the snow, slush, mud and water from trolley bus stops? From the curbs out six or more feet a horrid mess greeted Tâ€"N‘s eyes. Even allowing for a major football game at Varsity Stadium, this job, Tâ€"N feels, should come first! ! Scarlett Road, too, was similarly treated and folks could board the bus for West Toronto shopping and not have to plough through slop and slush at that. Tâ€"N entered Weston that day via Little Ave. Quite a few miniaâ€" ture craters confronted him at once and he got well sprayed by a car whose wheels entered one such â€" cavity. . Little Ave., he thought, shouldabe renamed "Little River Street" ‘this day. Usually classified as not a main | road, Richview | sideroad, which | leads off Scarlett Road, got priorâ€" ity treatment, for some reason inexplicable. By 10 a.m. the road had been well ploughed and a few hours later was as dry as our Uncle Tom‘s shirt after Aunt Flosâ€" sie had covered it with her iron. l Touring Notes Yes! We had our first touch of snow last week. Did it catch some road authorities with there â€"â€" well, you finish it! 47 MAIN STREET, NORTH Every Lovely Lady WEISDORF‘S FREE DAILY DELIVERY TO WESTON AND DISTRICT The closer a man, the mote dis tant his pals. : MUV. 0509 . George Jeffs, B.A. Sc., P.Eng. _ Yes! It is the same old story, year in and out‘â€" city and town roads unploughed days after a fall of snow, while the DHO system reports well nigh the opposite, of ten up to 10,000 miles of main highways, Comparisons are oft odorous, but at times may serve a purpose or two to inculcate into the minds of some, a sense of pubâ€" lic duty and welfare. ers of merchandise in this area! ! Alpha Engineering Co. Authorized Toridheet Dealer Smal!l Down Payment Budget Terms Arranged CROWN INSURANCE COMPANY Home Officeâ€"Toronto. Cana 1. Mac. Weisbrod WESTON 1922 1852 Jane St.