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«it | ROBINSON For The Working . Man © Abolish The Sailes Tax © More Low Rentai Housing © For Old Aze Pensioners © Protect Seniority Rights Ravens 2 points Wrens 2 points Blue Birds 0 points High average: Doms Dodwell, 219; Mary Tapâ€" l.n, 218 High Three Flat Doris Dodwell 658 Marg Taplin 655 Edie Lorimer 553 Olga Calzavara 550 High Single Flat Kay Cardona 300 Doris Dodwell 242 Ivy Brown 240 Marg Taplin 240 © A Medicare Plan For All Wippoorwills Woodpeckers Royal York Plaza Bowl TEAM STANDINGS League started bowling again on Tuesday Sept. 10th at the IT‘S TIME FOR A CHANGE for Foundation ' Planting . . . . . Mountbatten Juniper 30â€"36" .. $7.80 Hills Dundee Juniper 24â€"30" .. $5.80 Hicks Yew 18â€"24" .... $5.00 Pfitzer Juniper 15418" .... $4.10 Sabina Juniper 15â€"18" .... $3.40 Korean Box 12415" .... $3.30 2731 WESTON RD. LYON wim I Â¥X For a complete selection visit on NOW ELMLEA and DISTRICT EV ERGREEN $ 7 points 5 points 5 points 5 points 2 points 2 points 2 points 0 points _ ___ ELECT _ ) BERT ROBINSON 240 | 1sp FOR INFORMATION Boys 11 and over â€" Sack Race: Ist. Jack Hamilton; 2nd. Don Burley. â€" Girls 8 and over Sack Race: Ist. Darlette Preece; 2nd Jessie Race winners were : â€"â€" under 5 â€" Lollypop Race â€" first Susan Crowther â€" second Kevin Burley â€" girls 11 and over â€" first Anita Burley; 2nd Valerie Barâ€" cik Elmlea _ Baptist â€" Community Church held their annual picâ€" nic on Saturday Sept. 14th at Boyd Park. Weather was on the cool side but every one enjoyed themselves. High Single Handicap Kay Cardona Ivy Brown . Noreen Welsh A COMMUNITY MAN Noreen Weish Marg Taplin High Three Handicap | Mitchell T $3.30 LIBERAL _ CANDIDATE YORK SOUTH LY O N YORKVIEW ELECT ‘BERT‘ WILLIAM LIBERAL 718| Blowing and bursting bag: girls 719 first â€" Janet Clark; 2nd. Cathy 676 McEwesn. Boys: !st. Peter McGinn, 2nd. 322 Kenny Jordan. 282 | Adults 281 Ladies â€" Taking most clothes pins from line Mrs. Phanenour. nity | Water Race â€" filling cup with picâ€"| water: lst. Mrs. H. Burley; 2nd at | Mrs. Jordan. \ ! Juniors _ a nd _ Intermediate | bowl at 10:30 under the direcâ€" | tion of Mrs. Warn. ! They need more bowlers in | their groups. Be sure to turn out ‘next Saturday morning. Teams have not been started at time of Jwriling this but hope to in next : couple weeks. Bantams â€" bowling under the direction of Mr. Geo. Palmer. ,__Ron Allen had a 251 game | flat. Mr. Palmer says they have | room for about 10 or 12 more | bowlers. They bowl at 9:00 o‘â€" | clock. Contact Mr. Geo. Palmer, 741â€" 3458, or Mr. John Green CH 1â€" 9788, if you wish to join in the fun. This was started to encourage Junior and Intermediate bowlâ€" ers, but due to lack of bowlers was decided to encourage adults to participate. You do not have to be an expert bowler come out and have fun. A 5 pin mixed bowling league for adult bowlers has been startâ€" ed at Rexdale Bowling Lanes, Thursdays â€" 7:30 P.M. There is at present 4 teams can expand to 6 or 8. Todd. â€" ‘ Poem Writing â€" Best â€" Mrs. D | Todd. Bowling has started at Rexdale Bowling Lanes for boys and girls. Special thanks to Mrs. Patterâ€" son and Mr. Burley for a wonâ€" derful job done in organizing the picnic. After the games all sat down for supper, of salads, meats, milk, tea for adults, ice cream and cake. There were 43 adults and children at the picâ€" niC. Youngest child at picnie â€" Jul ie Crowther. Special prize was won by Mrs R. Davis. 241â€"1138 Bean guessing game â€" Lynn X | the The Baseball Leagues hore are finished their season and in the girls League the Peanuts won the championship over the Indiâ€" ans, The voungsters are out sellâ€" ing tickets now to raise money as the school parking lot was also not complete, and the teaâ€" chers and workmen had to park on the street. However, this sitâ€" uation has been relieved and I think the residents of the area owe a great deal of thanks to the staff of the school for makâ€" ing sure that not one child was hurt in all the traffic. It was very easy to overlook a tiny child running from between the parked cars yet every class wasi instructed to waich the traffic and the children coâ€"operated with the problem very well. Also deâ€" spite the fact that the school lawn has been badly worn since there is nowhere else: for the children to walk. the front of the school, the flower beds and trees look lovely amidst the dust and dirt of the construction site. The shifting of classes and genâ€" eral settling down to curriculum is completed and the construcâ€" tion inconvenience will only last a matter of ten days or so now. Please be patient, parents. for the staff have been working unâ€" der poor conditions and the conâ€" stant complaints of parents and children have not been very graâ€" tifying for a group of teachers who are making the best of the| situation. We shall soon have our _ usual . efficient .well â€"run school without the crowded classâ€" rooms of former years and with out the portables. BELMAR PARK Calico Drive Public School was not quite completed when the school term began and there was quite a bit of confusion the first few days. Also there was quite a bit of traffic on Calico Drive Since this is the preâ€"election edition of this newspaper I have only one reminder for the resiâ€" dents of Yorkview riding and that is to vote as you likeâ€"but vote. With the increasing numâ€" ber of elections thrown upon us in the past few months, I know it is easy to sit back and say nothing has changed and my vote doesn‘t count, but just think what would happen if everyone took that attitude; so let‘s see a recordâ€"breaking turnout at the polis come Sentember 25. ‘The Prestige Cleaner‘ Promplrl’ick-l.rp & Delivery OAKDALE HEIGHTS iliary, Royal Canadian Legion, paid a visit recently to the Toronto Tuberculoâ€" sis Hospital to distribute gifts and well wishes. Convener Olive Halcrow, Agnes Foden, Margaret Babbage and Winniâ€" Oakdale Heights & Belmar Park RANGERS BRANCH 213 Ladies Auxâ€" d 3 C SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO. OF CANADA CH 1â€"6584 Trap â€" WESTON TRAVEL SERVICE YORK â€" WILSON CLEANERS 1379 Wilson Ave. (Wilson Plaza) Pr YOUR MoOoST x VALUABLE ry PROPERTY R CAN BE . LIFE INSURANCE Gordon W. Alcott, C.L.UV. CH 9â€"8211 BOOK NOW AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT GOING OVERSEAS ? Phone 244â€"5324 2063 Lawrence Ave. W. at Weston Rd. On the school scene, all seems back to normal now and despite the new homes and additional residents in the school district, the classrooms are not as yet too crowded. There is only one portable at the school this year. The Baseball season is over here also and the youngsters have had their weiner and corn roast. The kids all enjoyed themâ€" The Glenfield Acres Ratepayâ€" ers Association is having a litâ€" tle difficulty in organizing the Eight O‘Clock Hop for Friday nights as there is still no P.A. system available from the Townâ€" ship. After carrying on such a wellâ€"planned and consistant proâ€" gramme of dances for the teens in the area, one would think the Parks and Recreation Departâ€" ment would see to it that a P.A. system is at ther disposal conâ€" stantly. ‘ If there are any couples in the area that would like to form a mixed doubles club to play darts one night a week, please call Mr. E. Whitlock at Ch 1â€" 4566. This has been a pastime enjoyed by many in the Metro area for quite some time and it is only recently that the idea of having a local group organize to play darts began to materialâ€" ize. There is a hall available, I believe, and all in all I think it sounds like a lot of fun so if you are game to give it a go, please call Mr. Whitlock aflu" seven p. m. any) evening. | GLENFIELD ACRES Notary Public RO 6â€"1777 RO 6â€"4603 The Belmar Park Ladies Bowlâ€" ing league began on Wednesday, September l1ith. There are six teams organized but spares are needed so all you gals who have not signed on yet and would like to bow! are welcome to join. for their leagues so when they knock on your door, please oâ€" blige them by purchasing a ticâ€" ket. Girls selling ten books of tickets get a jacket and the boys must sell 15 books to receive a jacket. There is a C.G.IT. group starâ€" ted at Beverly Hills United Church, so girls that are interâ€" ested in joining may inquire abâ€" out this for the fall season. YORK TRAVEL BUREAU 1043 WESTON ROAD wWM. G. BEECH, ANYWHERE TO ANYWHERE FOR ALL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS General Insurance Call EM 4â€"5141 fred Pender are visiting with Mr. Archâ€" ie Skinner who served in France in World War I with the 124th Wiltshire Regiment. The Ladies Auxiliary called on 53 veterans and four ev.earviea wa_ men. veterans and four exâ€"service woâ€" «‘:1'.8: s # e 7 @ a C ¢ C 6e ) â€"Jp J For Cars & Information â€" 763â€"4641/4642 1221 Weston Rd. & VOTE . ’BIlI. THOMSON C O SEPT. 25 PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE YORK SOUTH PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE YORKVIEW Headquarters â€"â€" CRANG PLAZA â€"â€" 43 Matson Rd. CALLING ALL Y.P.C‘s BETWEEN 16 & 35 YEARS TO "JOIN THE TEAM‘" *Make Your Vote Count And Defeat Socialism‘ COMMITTEE ROOMS You are cordially invited to attend a Reception for e Hon. John P. Robarts and Mrs. Isobel Waiker Yorkview Progressive Conservative Candidate Monday, Sep{ 23rd ‘:flp.m. to 5:30 p.m. Cnn’ Plaza Auditorium "Join Team®" For Information or Transportation PHONE: 244â€"5645â€"6â€"7 7163 â€"3 378 RATEPAYERS The Hardington District Rateâ€" payers held a meeting on Wedâ€" nesday, September 11, in Brookâ€" haven School. All three candiâ€" dates in Yorkview Riding were guests. Mr. Fred Young, N.D.P,, Mr. William Lyon, Liberal, and Mrs. Isobel Walker, Progressive Conservative, spoke in that orâ€" der. Following the speeches was a question and answer period. After the visitors left, a someâ€" what heated meeting was conâ€" ducted by the viceâ€"president, Mr. A. A. Hebburn. It is hoped that at the next meeting, time and circumstances will allow the backlog of Ratepayers Business to be handled. It is the hope of the Executive that more ' members will be in attendance. The membership continues to | grow, and will likely be at the 100 mark by the end of the year. | For such a young organization, | this is an excellent rate of | HARDINGTON & DISTRICT ELECT MRS. _ ISOBEL 2609 Eglington W. at HARDINGTON SCH O 0 L. There is no admission, and the public is welcome. On Wed., October 9, 8 p..n., the Hardington District Rate payers are sponsoring a lecture and demonstration by the Break and Enter Squad, of the Metroâ€" politan Police Department. This will be held in the Auditorium The U.CW. of Trethewey Park United Church are holding a fall Tea and Bake Sale on Wed., October 8 from 2 to 4 pn. Also being featured is a Handiâ€" craft Table. Another fealure will be the sale of Hom>made Pickles, Jellies and Jams. Miss Joan Culver! whoso s .: ding has been set for Th. giving Day, was presented w. a number of lovely gifts by h fellow workers at a recent show er. FALL TEA AND BAKE SA‘E Phone 24) 9270