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i«~*. HUNDRED CALVES been pleased with their adjustâ€" ment to Alberta conditions. are doing performance testing MARGARET ‘TEEN SHOPS ~ (onfederation Life ‘ 1 would like further information on how the Family provides .. camplete protection for my family. Pomer Clearing at Reg. up to $15.00 TIMES AND GUIDE â€" Thursday, July 25, 1957 â€" Page 2 ..AILVAN“.M Confederation Life Association, 119 Cloarbrooke Cirdle, Rexdate. LADIES‘ DRESSES 1036 ST. CLAIR AVENUE WEST 1183 WESTON ROAD (One Block North of Eglinton) Blouses â€" Skirts â€" Lingerie â€"â€"_â€"â€" & 8 8 0 C ! A T 1 0 N Mail this coupon for further informationâ€" An interesting political experâ€" LARGEST FALLS FOUND IN NEW FEDERATION Reg. up to $6.95 Clearing at Reg. up to $3.99 Clearing at .49 Pleading guilty to the charge. MacDonnell was given 21â€"days to make payment on the $1,200 | worth of checks or face jail terms of up to six months. The final game will be played at Lions‘ Park at 7.00 p.m., when the presentation of the Avenue Road Lions‘ Club Trophy will be made by the club president. Tournament crests will be preâ€" sented to players on the chamâ€" pionship team. Souvenir tournâ€" ament pennants for all players. The number of teams that will be accepted is limited. Entries will be filed, as received, to caâ€" pacity. Final date of entries â€" July 27th. _ _First, second and third series also will be contested at playâ€" ing fields throughout the townâ€" ship. All teams will assemble at Lions‘ Park for lunch where free drinks and ice cream will be Dear Sir: You have recently given promâ€" inence to an account of a meetâ€" ing of the North York Council at which it was decided that no further funds could be made available for the North York Public Library Board during the year 1957. As Chairman of the Library Board I would like to say that Council has been most progresâ€" sive in its attitude toward libâ€" rary services. The only difficulty is that the funds available from public sources cannot possibly meet the enthusiastic demand of the people of the township for books and it is going to take help from the citizens of North York to see that the bookmobiles d:lrl\"t go out empty before the 1 The North York Public Libâ€" rary Board was created just about two years ago. At that time the only Library service in the township was given by a Library Association made up of devoted people but with limiâ€" ted resources. The Association operated a small library in a room in the Community Hall at Willowdale and one bookmobile with an inadequate stock of Five Italian immigrants, all of whom worked for a North Yorth York contractor, appeared in court last week to complain that the pay checks given to them by their employer, James Macâ€" Donnell, had all bounced. Drive SAFELY The tournament will be held at various playing fields in North York, but all teams will assemâ€" ble at Lions‘ Park (Ledbury), Districtâ€"(Avenue Rd.â€"west on St. Germaine Avenue) (Avenue Rd. and Lawrence Ave.), to regâ€" ister at 9.30 a.m. In two years, twg new bookâ€" mobiles have been added to give North York the largest bookâ€" mobile fleet in Canada, better quarters have been found for the original Willowdale Branch, the old engineering building is being used as administration headquarters, building sites have been purchased in various parts of the township, staff has grown from six to fiftyâ€"two carefully selected able and energetic emâ€" ployees, service has been extenâ€" ded to bookmobile stops throughout the township, book stock has risen from about six thousand to sixty thousand and the book circulation has risen from thirty thousand to a preâ€" sent rate of seven hundred and fifty thousand a year. North York Amateur Softball Association is sponsoring a Pee Wee tournament on August 3rd. In two years an interested and understanding Council has boostâ€" ed the annual Library budget from practically nothing to $195,000.00. At the same time, Provincial grants have .risen to over $22,000.00. But to keep step with the expansion of service, made possible by the expansion of facilities and made necessary by the tremendous demand of the people, the Library Board would require a further $50,â€" 000.00 this year. Employer‘s Pay Checks Bounced It is obvious that North York has gone about as far as it can go for this year. The Library Board has put into service 20,â€" 000 new books already this year but it looks also as though it has gone about as far as it can go for the year; and still our Libâ€" rary service is only a fraction of what might be called adeâ€" quate. (Our book stock should be five times its present size.) Softball Assoc. * To Hold Pee Wee Tournament The only hope of keeping the supply anywhere near the deâ€" mand is the possibility of the Board receiving contributions from service clubs, Home and School Associations and other generous agencies and individâ€" uals for the purpose of purâ€" chasing books. +. RJS/rmg Five Complain Richard J. Stanbury, Chairman, North York Public Library Board. Under beautiful weather conâ€" ditions, 300 adults and children had a day full of fun. An enerâ€" getic picnic committee under the leadership of Ruily Nagel 1took the guests through a timeâ€" |table which included swimming, {races, ball games and a picnic | supper. Mary‘s Convent at Combermere, Ontario, are: Roseanne Caruso, Marion Adoranti, Anne Marie and Elizabeth Hubbard, Julia Bergin, Jill Pesce, Peggy Sheeâ€" han, Elka â€" Armbrust, Marcia Thomas, Rita Lowe, Mary Cathâ€" erine Whyte and Barbara Wesâ€" terlund, all of St. Philip Neri. Mr. and Mrs. Mackie and daughter Carol have moved from 22 Tumpane St., and have taken over the Apsley Hotel, near Chandos Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ringer and their children, Susan and Brad have been spending the past month at Woodland Beach. Mr. George Farey of 71 Deevâ€" ale Road, has been home from the hospital for the past two weeks, after spending eight weeks in hospital. Although still confined to bed, he has shown a little improvement. Mr. Farey is viceâ€"president of the Roding St. Home and School Associaâ€" tion. A dump truck loaded with sand failed to negotiate a turn onto Jane Street last Saturday morning and rolled over at the corner of Sheppard Avenue, coming to rest a few feet from the edge of an embankment. The driver, James Farrell of Norval Street was taken to Northâ€" Western Hospital where he was treated for cuts and bruises. The upset load of sand restricâ€" Bulldozers have commenced cutting the new part of the road, which will be the continuation of Exbury Road through to Jane Street. Will you help to save a life? The Red Cross. Blood Donor Clinic will be held at Pelmo Park Public school on Thursday, August 1st. Remember â€" blood cannot be manufactured â€" it must be donated by men and women. If you are between 18 and 56 years of age, and in good health plan to attend the Red Cross Clinic. Remember the dateâ€"Thursday, August 1st. ted Jane Street traffic to one lane until it was cleared. Robbie Clarke had the misâ€" fortune to break his arm. The Holy Name Society of St. Philip Neri parish, held its first Parish Picnic on July 13th at Mother of Perpetual Help Farm. Richmond Hill. Spending a vacation at St. BEVERLY HILLS and DOWNSVIEW $1.149 Ss1.75 s4.9s5 All sizes available for any type roof. Helps to rid your attic of heat accumulated during the day and makes your home more comfortable. 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It was pleasing to find that buses are running along Wilson Avenue every ten minutes durâ€" ing the rush hour periods. A small Bible school was held this week at the home of Mrs. John Duke. _John Godfrey celebrated his 13th birthday this past Friday, by having a small party. Mr. Chuck Anderson is conâ€" valescing from an <emergency appendectomy. Mt. Dennis Ridge Road News A D A M S TIP TOP T A1LOR S 1177 WESTON RD. Mrs. L. Heatherington CH. 1.0297 Men‘s & Boys‘ Wear DEALER RO. 2â€"5892 Resultsâ€"Moffat Miniature Golf Tournament The Moffat Recreation Club H held a Miniature Golf Tournaâ€"| ment at De Havilland Golf Cenâ€" ; tre on Thursday evening, July | 18th. The result of the Tournaâ€" | ment was as follows. | Men: 1st, Joe Neil; 2nd, Chuck Iris; 3rd, Gord Cruickshank; 4th, Brian MacDonald, Webb Van Wyck. Women: 1st Shirley Scott; 2nd, Helen Shannon; 3rd Faye Wemyss; 4th, Mrs. A. Patrick. Consolation, Jim Wemyss, Lorâ€" Skinnymen, women gain 5, 10, 15 Ibs. raine Black. 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