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Home My WebLink AboutBR1967_08_24C irculated in Bay Ridges, Ba Shore, West Shore Fair � arlae Dwarsmew. ona.a. y dg y port Beach &West Rouge and for payment of postage in caaa. Vol. 3 No. 34 Thurs. Aug. 24th, 1967 Against Reservoir Payment By All Will Play Hockey At New Arena The Baseball Season is almost over and the Fishing and Swimming has about had it for a- nother year. Before you know it. it will be time to go back to school to all those smiling and wonderful school teachers. But there is one other thing that the fall sea- son brings with it and that is another Hockey Season. There is good news this year for young bockey players. The Pickering Twp. Hoc- key Association games will be played in the new Ajax arena. So we can all say good- bye to the buses and that long trying ride to C annington. At the time of this writing it is expected that play will be at Ajax arena on Mon- day nights, Wednesday nights and Sunday mornings. This year with the Arena in Ajax it is expected that a reg- istration of more than 500 Boys of 40 teams will be needed. With this increased reg- istration the Assoc- iation will be in need of more coaches, man- agers, timekeepers, referees etc. The Executive of the P.T.H.A. extends a warm welcome to any one who feels that he can contirbute a couple of hours per week to provide the type of Hockey program that these boys deserve. For additional in- formation please con- tact Mr. Pat Burns, 839-2833; Mr. Walter Dunning 839-5565 or Mr. Ken Duff at 839- 2845. Watch this newspaper for additional news re - Dairy Princess & The Robot Dairy Princess, Dolly Anne Edmunds, Renfrew County seems to have caught the electronic eye and melted the pounding metal heart of this "Agribot' which will be featured at the Ontario Department of Agriu iture and Food exhibit at the Province of Ontario Building, C.N.E. this year. Visitors to the exhibit will bear 'Agribot' tell about agriculture as it is now and as he sees it in the future. The mechanical wonder, which com- mands an astounding knowledge of agriculture and food, will dazzle the listener with interesting facts and figures. He walks, he talks, he blinks and thinks, and he has a surprise for everyone visits the O.D.A.F. exhibit in the Province of Ontario Building at this year's C.N.E. leases regarding the new Hockey Sea- son. Ajax Legion Track Club Sarnia August 19th The following result were obtained by members of the Ajax Legion Track Club participating in the Chemical Valley Track Meet in Sarnia. ATOM GIRLS 880 yards. Stephanie Noble -4th Barb Featherstone 5th 440 yards Debbie Parker - 2nd. Stephanie Noble - 4th BANTAM GIRLS 880 yards. Sharon Coyne - 2nd Debbie Parker - 3rd Elaine Pearce - 4th TYKE GIRLS 440 yards. Susan Wright - 3rd MIDGET GIRLS 880 yards Marg Henry - 2nd ATOM BOYS 1 m1e Chuck Durocher - 3rd 440 yards. Chuck Durocher - 3rd. Pickering Township Councillor N. Waller and Deputy Reeve Mrs. J. L. McPherson objected to the payment plan for the proposed reservoir and watermains devised by the Public Utilities Commission at last Monday's meeting, and the issue was sent back for further consideration. The matter became a heated discussion when members of Council were asked to approve the third reading of By-law x#3191 authorizing cons- truction of the new facilities under the pro- visions of The Local Improvement Act. Reeve C. W. Laycox explained that when Bay Ridges 'became a reality," the existing public water system was not sufficient. Many sections of the township are not able to take advantage of the water service and must provide their own wells. Until the proposal for a new reservoir came up, these people did not expect to be able to have public water service for another 20 years. Engineers claim that implementation of this service will bring water to many of these families within five years. The total cost of residents of the township is estimated at $628.000., of which according to the PUC payment plan, deferred areas will be expected to pay $250,000. Mrs. McPherson and Mr. Waller claimed that It was unfair for non-users to have to pay the increase in tax assessment predicted necessary to cover their share of the cost. The estimated increase in tax rates is 2.6 mills --approximately $6 per year. .Mr. Waller believed that this mill rate would Increase as time goes by. Reeve Laycox dis- agreed. The councillor said the rate should be set at $6 per year indefinitely rather than a changeable mill rate. 'it can't be done.' stated the Reeve. 'Yes it can.' retorted Mr. Waller. Mrs. McPherson said the issue should be studied by solicitors before making a decision. Furthermore, she stated. it had not been ad- vertised. 'Some people in deferred areas may never get water,' she predicted. "It is unfair for them to have to pay $6 a year so that others can wash their cars and fill their swimming p,sols.' Her speech was interrupted by laughter from spectators. 'We can't even--' the aud- ience comment was silenced by the Reeve's gavel. They're A Nuisance Ice cream trucks public.' were called "a nuis- Councillors made it ance' by three Pic- clear that their ob- kering Township jections did not in - Councillors when aby- clude catering trucks law governing their that supply refresh - operation came up for mints for construction a third reading at the site workers. last council meeting. A third reading was The item stated that given and approved, it would govern 've- and involves in- hicles from which re- spection of distri- freshments are sold butor's vehicles bythe for consumption bythe Health DeDt. Fairport Folk Question Story A Fairport Beach resident has called the BAY REPORTER questioning a story in last week's edition which stated that Pickering Township is relatively quiet `except for the Fairport Beach area." The resident has suggested that the officials conception of Fairport s boundaries might differ from those of the residents. He feels that the culprits mentioned if their acts were committed in the Fairport area, were probably from another area. The BAY REPORTER checked with Pickering Police this week regarding the home -base loc- ation of six youths in custody a week ago (the controversial item). According to a spokesman of the police, three of them were from Fairport Beach, one from Fairport Rd., itself, one was from Bay Ridges, and the sixth's address was not available. The Fairport caller gave his version of the areas boundaries as Moores Rd. on the west, Fairport Rd. on the east, and the north -south boundaries were from Oklahoma Dr. to the Bay. We asked the official what he considered to be the area's boundaries. The answer was the same. The caller pointed out that many youths in his area are gainfully employed during this vac- ation period. The BAY REPORTER does not doubt this, and w_- would be very happy to hear from and about young people from 311 over Pic- kering Township who are making profitable use of the summer. It is agreed that six youngsters and their. companions do not make a community any more than six trees could make a forest. Let's hear from the rest of the trees. LJ ..11 • —0 1 Llui a, rwg. Z% IYU / BAY REPORTER Published every Thursday by CAN -TECH PUBLICATIONS Postal Address - Box 193, West Hill, Ontario Publisher - R.M. Watson TELEPHONE 284-1767 West Rouge Brief Asks Protection (This brief was presented to Pickering Town- ship Council this week). We refer to Resolution No. 266/67 which pro- poses to amend Bylaw 2511. We also refer to Planning Report No. 26/4 dated August 8, 1967. Under the terms of Resolution 266/67, another Bylaw is now to be prepared which will have the effect of sterilizing Bylaw 2511 -Section 6.10 thereof. The Planning Report clearly sets out the pos- sible effect of this action and outlines that un- restricted development could result as a conse- quence. Allowing for 50 -foot lots (singlefamily dwellings) on existing roads, the maximum dwel- lings which could be erected in the area af- fected is 2.316. Some 747 units are already in existence and thus, 1.569 new units represent potential new development. When future road patterns are considered, it is reasonable to con- jecture that m-ich in excess of 1,569 new units could be involved. The effect of the amendment to Bylaw 25U which this Council has stated it will pass looms before the ratepayers of this Township as a gigantic hole. A hold through which land spec- ulators, land developers or builders can pass untouched by any requirement to either service the land with water or sewers or to contribute in any manner towards the cost of schooling or other essential services in Pickering. A hole so large that its corrosive effect could spread like a cancer and create a patchwork of undisciplined land development so aesthetically obnoxious that it would reflect discredit on all of Pickering. A hole so unnecessary that as taxpayers, it causes us to stand before this Council in per- plexed wonder at your insensitivity to the needs of this Township and your demonstrated unwill- ingness to listen to the ratepayer pleas tocease permitting this type of undesirable Infill. The Planning Report qualifies this potential development by stating their figures (the ones quoted above) are maximum. In the penultimate and last paragraph of their Report, they expound the thesis that many years could pass before the additional development might occur and it would be further slower down if the Committee of Adjustment did not grant consents. On the other hand if consents were granted the Planning Report shrugs off a potential 210;," increase in development by claiming that time is one our side because "this development would not occur immediately but would be spread over several years . Well, this is the Planning Board's opinion. You will forgive us if we disagree and if we suggest to you that one or two land speculators let loose in the area could compress several years into a couple of months with amazing alacrity. Consider the position in which you place the Committee of Adjustment by eliminating Section 6.10. The Committee mist base its adjustments on interpretation of existing laws including By- laws. Council gives teeth to the Committee of Adjustment by ensuring that Bylaws are worded precisely and Section 6.10 has a lot of teeth. If you eliminate this Section, and if you do not replace it in some form either elsewhere in Bylaw 2511 or in some other Bylaw, you have made the job of the Committee of Adjustment quite difficult. It is questionable how suc- cessful the Committee might be in resisting consents if you continue to weaken its hand in this manner. In principle, we sympathize with the desire of the Planning Board to clean up Bylaw 2511 and from an academic point of view, we can see validity in their recommendation to sterilize Section 6.10. But to permit this sterilization without incorporating the intent of Section 6.10 elsewhere in Bylaw 2511, or in som- other By- law (such as a building bylaw) to our mind is unthinkable. It is to quote a now famous Can- adian term - it is unacceptable. We urge Council to reflect on its decision, sterilize 6.10 if you mist, but in the gaping hole you have opened please roll in another legislative boulder. Let us not make the mistake of giving developers another Bay Ridges. John Kruger, President. What Williams Said At Council August 11th. The attached is a true copy of a statement which I made at the Pickering Township Council Meet- ing of August 8th. The statement which was directed against a resolution of Council instructing the Clerk of the Municipality to advise the Minister of Municipal Affairs that all conditions as laid down by the Minister in his draft approvals of Block P and Block HZ Plans of Subdivision had been met by the developer. The resolution after presentation of the at- tached statement and further discussion was passed by a vote of 5-2 with Laycox, McPherson Spang, Beer and Waller voting in favour and Chatten and Williams voting against. At a previous Council Meeting a resolution to advise the Minister that these two Plans of Subdivision did not conform with the Official Plan of the Township was defeated by Laycox, McPherson, Spang, Beer and Waller with Chat - ten and Williams being the only ones supporting that resolution. It is the opinion of Chatten and Williams that these two subdivisions and the Eastridge Dev- elopment and the Dalmeco Construction sub- divisions conflict with the section of the Of- ficials Plan dealing with Land Use Proposals which is on Page 6 of the Official Plan. This section states that no plan of Subdivision will be recommended by the Council to the Minister unless it is accompanied by compens- tating industrial development to offset any ad- verse tax balance. Yours very truly, John R. Williams Mr. Reeve, Members of Council: It would appear that regardless of the amount of discussion pro and con on future subdivision Plans :hat there are on this Council a sufficient number of members to carry the vote in favour of residential development. I would consider it a complete neglect of my duty however, if I did not continue to oppose this and any other plan of subdivision which does not conform to the Official Plan and other pieces of legislation designed as a guide to members of Council and Planning Boards. Block P and Block HZ in the Bay Ridges sub- division do not in my opinion conform to this Township's Official Plan, and I do not part- icularly care If our Planning Director has a different opinion. He the Planning Director, The Planning Board or some mernters of it, together with the Reeve Deputy Reeve and some Councillors are reading Residential Bldg. Must Stop Says Councillor Chatten For several years municipal councils and com- munity leaders in Pickering Township have be- mjaned th a fact that residential construction has been the cause of high municipal taxation. The ratepayers have, on numerous occasions, presented briefs to the Township Council and Provincial Government demanding that home building be halted until a more equitable balance between residential and Industrial assessment is attained. The water restriction by-law is indicative of the increased consumption demand created by new development. The extension of the m%inicipal water supply is imminent and will have to be paid for by the taxpayers. The extension of the Sewage Treatment Plant is also under consideration and you, the tax- payers, are going to be asked to pay the ex- pansion cost. The Area #2 Public School Board is presently constructing a new school on Whites Sideroad, and an extension to the Rouge Hill School. This is in addition to the William G. Davis School ( West Rouge) which will open this fall. The Pickering High School Board are engaged in pre- paration for constructing an addition to Dun- barton High School, and a totally new school to be commenced sometime in the near future. This school and servicing construction program is generated by residential development and m 1st be paid for by you, the taxpayers. A total 67y, of your tax bill is spent on education. But, don't blame the school board entirely. The school board doesn't issue building permits. rhe demand for schools is created by Council. Every building permit issued by them creates a further liability that all taxpayers m-.ist bear. (Continued on Page 4) something into the Official Plan which isn't there. They claim that these subdivisions are infilling; could the Reeve, Deputy Reeve or Planning Dir- ector tell me where the reference is made in the Plan to infilling subdivisions? Could any of these individuals show me where these so called infilling subdivisions are ex- cluded from the Provision of the 4070-6090 Lidustrial ratio requirements? The other claim of the residentialist is that these two subdivisions are a part of the old agreement, how cozy, and how idiotic. The original agreemtn covered a maximum of 3100 units on the blocks covered by the agree- ment, it did not cover the two blocks in question. If the Planning Director would care to check he will find that after deducting the lands which CBC has sold that they have just about com- pleted that number of units less the amount they could have constructed had they not sold some land, and the units yet to be built. Further evidence of the fact that they are not part of the original agreemtn is the statement from the Minister upon draft approval which said, "subject to an agreement being entered Into by the subdivider satisfactory to the Mun- icipal Council." I could go on Mr. Reeve about these two sub- divisions the fact that the recent letter from the Department of Municipal Affairs gave an opinion and indicated that provided the Council was satisfied and "no major" expenditure on the part of the Municipality for school cost was in- curred the plans would likely receive final ap- proval. Has anyone enquired as to whether or not there will be any major expenditure for schools? While on this subject of subdivisions I would like to mention a "meeting of Council' which took place in the Committee Room on the night of July 24th, 1967 after the council had adjourned from the Council Chambers. It is my opinion that this Council Meeting was Improperly held as it was not conducted at the same place as the previously held meeting. It is also my opinion that to instruct the Plan- ning Director to answer a questionaire from the Department of .X1unicipal Affairs in a manner calculated to obtain draft approval of the East - ridge Subdivision is fraudulent misrepresent- ation. The Eastridge Subdivision is not in conformity With the Official Plan because it does not con- tain the 60 - 40y0 Residential/Industrial Ratio but here again the "Residentialists" on this council have in my opinion represented a dev- eloper instead of those taxpayers in the town- ship who elected them. I might add Mr. Reeve and Members of the Council that this is not the end of my fight a- gainst these subdivisions and any more like them you may have. 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Chef Fausto suggest zucchini, and sauteed as side dishes with The ingredients given persons. that boiled potatoes. mushrooms be served this Italian beef stew. are sufficient for six Prepared Roman Style 3 lbs stewing beef (cubed 1") 2 oz cooking oil 1 teaspoon shortening 1 clove of garlic 2 Oxo beef bouillon cubes 2 medium size onions 2 fresh tomatoes sliced, or 2 tablespoons of tomato paste 2 ox white wine (optional) salt and pepper Use a 2 quart pot. Fry onions in the cooking oil until tender and then add one teaspoon shortening, one clove of garlic, and your stew- ing beef. Salt and pepper. Chef Fausto recom- mends that you go "heavy on the pepper." Cook at medium heat until the beef turns brown in color. Add wine and continue cooking for about three minutes. The next step is to add your two freshly sliced tomatoes, or two tablespoons of tomato paste, and two cubes of Oxo beef bouillon which have been dissolved in 16 ox of boiling water. Make sure that the liquid is sufficient to cover the meat. Cover your pot and let simmer for 1 1/2 hours. Stir occasionally and if the liquid evaporates then add one cup of boiling water. Chef Fausto says you can judge by its color when this Italian stew is done. It should be a nice rich brown color before you serve it. Barkey Brothers Butchers Pickering - Scarboro Townline 36 Mile S. of Steele's All meats seasoned, cured and smoked by our own German Pennsylvania Dutch method. OPEN THURS. FRI. SAT. DELICIOUS STRATFORD CHEESE We have delicious 4 yr old cheese, medium cheese and farmer's mild cheese - all with extra fine flavour. 294-2537 Sunday 294-0456 '2BA,ui *1D School In Fashions From ¢ f Heafhetibell CHILDREN'S WEAR INFANTS TO SIZE 14 Knitting Wools & Supplies Morningside Plaza PHONE 262-3034 West Hill Canadians Eat More Lettuce Now The average Can- adian eats three times as much lettuce now as he did thirty years ago. This can serve as some indication of how the salad -eating habit Is catching on in Canada. But, like everything else in life our increased lettuce leanings are only rel- ative. Canadians use only one-half the salad products Americans use. The Canada Health Rules keep prodding home the fact that "Everyone needs at least one serving of potatoes and at least two servings of other vegetables daily, pre- ferably leafy green, yellow or raw... and this is to maintain just "minimum health standards." Education generally has come a long way since Elizabethan times when salads were regarded as tonics, "fountains of youth', to be taken mainly at the approach of spring. One Eliza- bethan writer reported that, "Lettuce is used in the summer ti,-ne, with vinegar, oyle, sugar and salt and is found to procure ap- petite for meats and to temper the heat of the stomach and liver." We now know that sal- ads are not an exclus- ive -to -summer food. They are needed for nutritional well-being on a year-round basis. And wise housewives realize that salads and fresh vegetables gen- erally are not luxury foods..rather they are family medicare in- surance! Salads need not be elaborate, expensive things. They can con- sist of one vegetable or one fruit or a dozen different fruits and vegetables as the bud- get, the whim and the occasion demand. The modern home- maker serves salads with a lavish hand -- they are simple to pre- pare, they lend in- terest and character to the meal and they help get essential foods into the daily diet. Consider a list of salad ingredients. Then check the basic food groups which should be included in everyday menu plan- ning and you'll find the two lists almost identical. Whatever the main Ingredients of a salad It's the dressing which gives that salad its in- dividual character and authority. The wide range of liquid dres- sings available today give the homemaker the opportunity to change her salad at the shake of a bottle. These liquid dressings can be used in combin- ation with the tried - and - true mayonnaise or salad dressing to impart new taste ad- venture to any salad ensemble. Salads belong.....not Vst in the traditional salad days* ... but 365 days a year. PRINTED PATTERN 46" SIZES 12'.ti--22'z 6��•.�-3�a...s Zip UP this Amu re -flattering casual for work, shopping. travel' There s a young Aare to the unpressed pleats, pert air to the little collar. Printed Pattern 4699: Half Sizes 121t. 14164. 1644, 1,41_. 204. 2244. Size 161,y requires 4 yards 35 -inch fabric. FIFTY CENTS 15oe1 in coins Ino stamps, please I for each pattern. Ontario residents add 3t sales tax. Print plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS. STYLE NUMBER. Send order to ANNE ADAMS care of Wat- son Publishing Co. Ltd. -Pattern Dept., 60 Front St.. West To- ronto. Every Hour Fresh Baked Goods Baked on Premises Assorted Tarts Coconut, Apple, Butter, Cherry & Blueberry. reg. 100 each Special 6 for 504 German Rye Bread reg. 380 loaf Special 3 for 99t Farm Fresh Eggs your own carton some slightly cracked 34, doz. Bay Ridges Bakery IGA Shopping Plaza 839-3966 Thurs. Aug. 24, 1967 THE REPORTER Page 3 n ,"stT 6,KrES "If you feel that way about this mini -dress I won't even show you my mini -bathing suit!" Unpainted Furniture LOWEST PRICES wAUPArER a SAV E OLD MASTER O ANTIQUE sTAiN 1 Q Yo e USED FUWAME e USED A►PUANCES roueM it So1D WEST HILL RESALE CENTRE 282-4557 PLRT[000TAL ASROKIM OF OA#AM fUNOAT SCHOOL 10.00 A.M. MORNING WOR>iMD I I All A.M. Sk Jon A. Aboiwol/ P.Nk sdwd OAT RMIGAS FOOD MARKET Hwv.2 Rouee Hills just east of Rouge Bridge Rip is 04-114A IL 19 Strictly Fresh Grade A (Pullet Small Eggs 'yourca rto 15, Sliced Rindless Breakfast Bacon .b. 49, All Cigarettes Cart No. 1 Home Grown New Potatoes SAVE 20C on of 200 $3.59 10 lbs. 39C Bushel $1.95 MARJORIE'S LADIES' WEAR Week -End Specials Rack of Dresses NOW $10 Reg. up to $25 Hats & y'+ Bathing Suits Y2 PRICE ' Coats 30% Off Blouses Reg. $6 - $9 NOW $5 Reg. $5 Blouses NOW $2.98 See Our New Fall Fashions''''o''' � IGA Shopping Plaza 839-2848 I/— fiaur lMMes =4-7011 West Rouge Plaza Wes[ Hill, Ontario High Fashion Eair I'tyliag All Forms of Hair Beauty Nursery School Two courses offered -- 1. MONTESSORI COURSE ... 9:30 to 11:30 1:30 to 3:30 2. DAY NURSERY AS ABOVE - For working mothers the day nursery opens from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. * HOT MID-DAY MEALS * REFRESHMENTS * FULLY LICENSED " `L!ALIFIED STAFF BAY RIDGES MONTESSORI SCHOOL For further information please call: Mrs. Abraham, 839-5663 or 839-5818 Page 4 THE REPORTER Thurs. Aug. 24, 1967 When you live in Ontario you've got a good deal going for you. Ontario Progressive Conservative policies mean more schools, more hospitals, more highways, more opportunities for relaxation. Wages are 18's higher per capita than the national average and our standard of living is second highest in the whole world. N ifh the Ontario Progrescire C*onserrattre Parij roo're ror a. -(Pod deal.going for yen. -------------------- STOP BUILDING HE SAYS (Continued from Page 2) The present ratio of assessment is 13% In- dustrial, 87% Residential, while the Town of Ajax, I am informed, is closer to 50% - 50c/, It seems obvious to me that residential con- struction has to be temporarily halted. Un- fortunately too many members of council dis- agree. The Reeve states, quote "We must have progress." unquote. When are these people going to consider the homeowners who, each year have to find $500 and upwards, for realty taxes? On July 17th, 1967, Council passed a resolution approving a 37 home subdivision in West Rouge by a four to three vote. Yes: Laycox, Mc- Pherson, Waller, and Beer. No: Chatten, Williams and Spang. On August 8th, Council passed a resolution approving a 51 home subdivision by a five to two vote. Yes: Laycox, McPherson, Waller, Beer, and Spang. No: Chatten and Williams. None of these proposals require the developer to pro- vide industrial assessment. At the same Council meeting on August 8th, Council instructed the Clerk to prepare a by- law rescinding section 6-10 of by-law 2511. This resolution carried, and the effect will be to permit the construction of up to 1,570 homes in the Rosebank, Squires Beach, Fairport and Frenchman's Bay areas. The recorded vote was, Yes: Laycox, McPherson, Waller, Beer, and Spang. No: Chatten and Williams. Was it your wish when you voted forthis coun- cil in 1965 -.o encourage more and more res- idential construction? Was it your wish for Council to ignore the lessons learned from the Bay Ridges development? And ignore the stead- ily increasing tax levy that ensued? Councillor Williams and myself are convinced that the only financially sound basis upon which we can permit residential construction, is when the developer provides adequate compensating industrial assessment. This is our reason for opposing residential Plans of subdivision. I sincerely hope we have your support. Track Club 1 Ontario Progressive 1 Results 1 conservative Association 12 Carlton Street 1 i oronto 2 1 Aug. 18 & 19th 1 1 Birchmount Stadium 1 I want to keep things going in Ontario. Please 1 Scarborough. AAU of 1 register me as a member of the Association. 1 C Eastern Canadian 1 Junior Track & Field 1 `:AME 1 Championships. 1 ' Members of the Ajax 1 ADDRESS Legion Track Club 1 1 competed tvopJni�s the ars 1 1 Eastern Canada. 1 1 Mary Vernoy com- OM1TARIO 1 1 peting in the midget PROGRESSIVE CONSERN ATIVE PARTY 1 / Women's Wom2n's Discus --------------------,�1 placed 4th with a toss For your ... HEATING -- EAVESTROUGHING -- SHEET METAL .. needs A. (Tomy) SCHLOM88 282-0550 after 5 p.m. * Wide selection of pipes, fittings, elbows and registers in stock. IV ang V Ductwork made up. We supply or install. HAIR STYLM fwi. M am*" H... 839-3511 "TOWLETE KAUTY cMnlRE" i F- ully Air Conditioned) of 88' 1". This is her best throw in com- petition. Sharon Coyne running the midget women's 1 mile placed. 3rd with an excellent i time of 5.40.5. Larry Westlake placed 4th in the Juvenile men's 220 with a time of 23.5. John Kent placed 6th in the midget men's javalin with a toss of 114' 6". Paul Dekking turned in the best per- formance for the club. Paul placed 3rd in the midget men's triple jump with a distance of 40' 3/4" and 3rd. in the Midget men's long jump with a dis- tance of 18' 9 1/2". Keeping in mind that these results were ob- tained competing a- gainst the top Junior stars in Eastern Can- ada, the Legion com- petitors did extremely well and show great promise for the future. Yours very truly, R. C hatten, Councillor Ward 5. The Mounties Were Great by Bob Watson Opening night at the Canadian National Ex- hibition grandstand was good but a mite raggedity. Born in Canada but actually an American Art Linkletter is a good master of cere- monies and handled himself well. We didn't care whether he is an American or not. However, at half time The wedding ring, i $2.00 to put it on and a fortune to take it off AUGUST 24-30 1 � �IIrS-� sem• NNS , Adwh Einmatt 71VC TOCUMMCC OW/ ,we. Lorne Greene rode up to the big stage, some- what uncertainly, and proceeded to put us asleep. It isn't that we don't think he is great in Bonanza. But as a lone entertainer giving out with about eight songs in a row is not for Mr. Greene. While staunchly pro- claiming that he was (Cont'd on Pg.7) ` AUCW — er MURPHY" KIDS FREE _ � — 11 282-3969 V F - N If you plan a fall Try or winter vacation... A Caribbean Cruise? A Non -Stop Jet To Hawaii? A Fiesta (Or Siesta) In Mexico? DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED! I BOOK NOW! I HOMELAND TRAVEL AGENCY LTD. CEDARBRAE PLA (2nd floor offices) W 261-7129 *Airline *Steamship * Cruises *Car Hire * Tours * Bus * Passports * Visas * Travel Insurance * Hotels AUTHORIZED t0fiLNI AGENT Commercial and industrial accounts invited 261-7129 Thurs. Aug. 24, 1967 THE REPORTER Page 5 r----------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------------------� 1 HELP WANTED - FOR SALE - FOR RENT - USED CARS -- ,WANT ADS SALES REGISTER PROPERTIES BUSINESS SERVICES COMING EVENTS i CallClassified Ads Can Be Accepted Up Until 12 noon Tuesdays -- --- s ----------------------------------------------------------------284.1767 ------------------------------� �:i: X4Y: }•rr;G'!•;'J..v.:;:;'lIli:+!/r.;�.%irrfrffiYJ.t!4T •ir/.?•i}:....... ; ..r. v: rri w'r ,!.?:;r{.:.;i: �:;i:;?:;r.y;:?y:;:<;.; ;� .::%rJ.?rh: %� R•: .: ^: r:.:; ....... r/.r!/.rf r{. xii. _{y: r , f:: •..:: •r: ::•. � w: r.: �. �:: .. N....M�YJ740t?.6.P,0!i.D.: . -J•: i:..'': r •ii 4-vi>:4:: � i:r':::.i-; ?:;ii{ri.. _ FOR SALE SALES REGISTER FEMALE HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED i[d76Dt' 0W,D':V::!•}:??:...... r .............. : •.7:i'1517+J: r ill+iA6'//.?rlrriYlih i?•}-. �.iOGfr:' i49J�➢S9Yow'W/YrN/.: is{.•!.•:....::•r: }}:???Y>::. /![r/tfrXAYfI/r:•:•: " i:w:i :•i:C•: � :: ::: � { :i::: is VACUUM Cleaners, repair&, to Saturday AURust 26th1967 LADY REQUIR D st Sr. Ladle 1 FULL-TIME All makes. Parts, supplies, hoses BOAT i MOTOR. 35 Evinrude home. Housekeeping services, perlenced, required_ (lnitlauyon gsaratneed reDu -thins. Re_ Auction Sale d 60 Che.. Sedan, lire in. 293-6331. 2 PART-TIME 18, pairs guaranteed one year. Auth- Housebwd furniture, Electrical ------------------ '-'--- - to demonstrate wigs, hair care or- Hoover Saba k Service, appliances, Suites, utensils, Estimates in your home_ Wallace Dishes, glassware, choke antiques Secretary Vacuum Service, 1530 Pharmacy garden tools_ Power Mowers, Ave., HI 4-4212. various other miscellaneous and ------------------------------ home articles etc. Interesting position, able to as - DECORATOR PILLOWS. Many At Prentice,' New Idea Farm, sume responsibility, rapid abort - beautiful des hand and essential. 1 block designs, smocked or Twp. 2l, 2 mils B, Markham from Went Commuter plain, on display In wide variety Twp. 11/2 miles =h% Markham �e of fabrics. Custom made if de- Village on 48 Highway. Being the station. sired 267-3275 or 261-7523. Properties of Peel, Churchill,282-1108 ------------------------------ Coryell. Boyle. Juinlan. Westlake, FURNACES, -- torted air 10 yen Tweeney and others. Sale at I V complete installation P.m. Terms Cash. No Reserve, MATURE reliable wrimel wanted f2 per week. Package deal $150, see sale posters for full listings for babysitting 8 homemaking_ -- 696-5568. Licence 539. and particulars etc. 929_5455. ------------------------- Ken i Clarke Prentice. ------------------------------ ING Sol" Sales andSenice, new Auctioneers, REGISTERED NURSE r edfor and used knitting mach1nes, 272 Markham nursing home. For �iculars Yonge. Pho,e 368-7045. 640-3686 or 294-2419. P� ____ FUEL__ OIL_ for local delivery Call ':f`r�i?t:::':::rr{r,r:::4:•.x::.x. write Box B. c/o The News, Box Ill. Agincourt. ---------- _-----____---_____-- MATURE WOMEN to help with small children in day nursery. Agincourt Fuel 293-7191. - ----------------- -- --- --- ARTICLES WANTED COMPTOMETER Operator, ex- Full time or part time. Call airy- BOAT i MOTOR. 35 Evinrude 2MLawrence Ave. EatatBriw- perlenced, required_ (lnitlauyon time 839-5663. c on 14 ft.la fy. g�rri?•rr{:+�soscrooas�4oc+fr0000soao.w1sa par[ time basis) for bakery depot dike at 1770 Midland Ave. TeL ----------------------------- WEEK -END cashiers wanted for marin mune plywood. Playboy. (,nod Good ski and sports CASH paid for furniture. pfar,os 368 -SM for application form. Canadians Motor Hotel. Apply runabout. PL. 5-125a lcat musinstruments. sporting ------_-_---_----------------- In person to Mrs. Dane, 4ol Highway It Kennedy Rd Ag1n- ---F--------------------------- goods. radioco s. tape raw. re. RERIGERATOR 9 cu. R $100, tarneras, typewriters. sewing Lloyd baby carriage $25. 284- nubcbb es, enc. We buy or trade 4162 or 839-4779. almost anything. Resale Centre. __- ------------ -------------- 2MLawrence Ave. EatatBriw- FOR RENT --Test trailer. Slespe k7 Road_ AM -1-6429. 6. 367-9293_ ------------------------------ ------------------------------ WANTED - Contests of bona or BUNK BEDS. Wagon wheel, broad �-�7 tare for re -sale. Call waw. Spring mattress, $65. Complete. Cash 6 Carry, HU.6- ------------------------------ 791LL. WANTED: - Amy type clothing you --- ----- -------------------- would like todsmsos, freepwk-up. BABY CHEST d Drawers, un- Clothes are maruNK"SLI across paisad baby's wardrobe. ata- Canada to the low income groups. Paboo , baby dreamer. ttgehilmd, Cheap, such an Welfare. Unrmpio/-A HU.8-791L 0. . sa. 331-0652. SEAL ESTATE SALESMAN Visit our Agincourt office at 4083 Sheppard Ave. E. No previous ex- perience necessary. We have full time professional lrrstrucrfon, sec- retarial services provided, P.S.L. loss of Income and pension bene. fits available, current commission rues. members of the Ioron[o, York County and Oshawa Real Es- tate Boards. WEST Hlll Smelting Plant requires Man With Experience on melting furnaces A150 TRUCK DRIVER Permanent Positions 284-1621 Must Be Over 23 Yrs. And Monied Let Me Share An Opportunity With You You con be in business for yourself with an inrwme potential of :1,000 per month the first year an an initial investment of $10. Early retirement possible. ' Training cad euidawce given. Husband and rife i � can work together. Full time or part time. 'i For ��fr:r-rr::;•:»>::�r:•.firtr.%r,•;.::;yy�srr:: fr? ROO.M ;EKVICL traitor for 5 days HELP WANTED a week wanted for canadiana Motor Hotel. Apply in person to MALE & FEMALE Mra. Dunec. 401 Highway i Ken. tocoo'f�oo�rt•:•::•:r�rrftlr.: ocr•.:r+rrff•::?•.rx. nedy Rd. Agincourt. - - CLERKS REQUIRED automotive --- ------ more Agincourt, 25 years or over. court. ---- ------ - - I DOMESTIC HELP. Monday to Friday, 9 til 12. West Hill Area. 282-7494. ------------------------------ BANK TELLER. Experience pre- ferred Wit ant necessary. All frloge benefits available_ Call Mr. Father, 696-5593_ BABYSITTER for 3 year old m my home. 2 weeks out of every month from Sept. to June, hours 8 - 4L 30 p.m_ HIgNand Crook area b6NM owvaie Rd, Panes 284-535L BABY 25. sh i t Mm Dbra"Savings Teller '7�_ f2S. CaCarry. Carry. MANAGERESS AAGERESS send saMsiadl» n - MONEY S S ,ulrwd for art W .ad 7-72stor". WANTED aialred 11111 for o rada) Lod 447.7277 PORTRAITS ts oil os silk or cast- Used furniture. Picture trames. Items as low as $9.93. Rfdewsy mlLtary ob}w gtaww china, sal- -- Some Experience Purcralt Service. 266-8383. ver. gold . Draw. copper. cotes, - tap prices paid- ON F room. -abaft 282-5604 CDet»zfeeid &rats, masc_'Ws tables crystal larep chandelier. WAN CED. boy's H row lamp disease. odd chair& lcycta, 26- or 28- Dat and stows. pelwtfags. TV, wheels. in good corsditlort. 293- soereo, msrrora, decorative ac- 6061. oessorYa ataE tigrrluea. 223-11 But Not Necessary 282-5721 _ ir:«•:•oat+.?r EMPLOYMENT WANTED LADY DE _a any type d work FOR !ENT --Camp Trailer. will ts do at boffin, so typtwg, pick up slangs tour. phone 393-9609. REPAIRS :aowtaoat•sec•-^^�-:.-:.:•:-:-x-�w•:•ormsc and delivery. 444-4122. ------------------------------ ----------------------- ----- APPLEs--a »t.cclom at tatlag or DAY CARE MAN WITH 3/4 ton truck. will do tooting varieties. Opsw daily EXPERT MATCH repair* *=all*=allmoves. odd jobs. awgt. F i[chttls` week -sada. Apple Dy ter- � wteksrtds. horny d net zws. Arses d Ozchar! wear tlrtW European watch maskers. aksrt. 391-3837. �i� y all work awissed, HYm Jus - 48, soutD d Ssseiss Ave. � THREE LITTLE FISHES prnmc _�----_-----_--__- --_-_--_ _ _ --------------- __ _ fent PI.-It-4031, EgI� Ave. East. , �,m �f' care ata- YOUR tzoaY[g dors. by Otwe! Ldy. QJITAR with 2 Pic! -Bps W sed dor the direction d our regular picked up and delivered $9-lOrer Duct. Amplifier with a» 10- -^------ -------------------- �1e�, achod staff. Daily or beaker. Phase 28 larch speaker, right for beginner. Strap, cars and surd tmclyded ]J3-8972. BABY CARRIAGE, esotllerr cow_ dltlos. good lay. 266 3548. -A THREE - Pt4u Dsdraom -him. $330. exrellam coodltloa Pao» Sas-7329 evenings. ------------------------- - -- ELECTRIC STOYt $s0 b., bed 14. -------------------------- -""------------------------ ssew�ecaaososx....:-,-.-:-:.toostsy0t But Not Necessary 282-5721 _ ir:«•:•oat+.?r EMPLOYMENT WANTED LADY DE _a any type d work FOR !ENT --Camp Trailer. will ts do at boffin, so typtwg, pick up slangs tour. phone 393-9609. REPAIRS :aowtaoat•sec•-^^�-:.-:.:•:-:-x-�w•:•ormsc and delivery. 444-4122. ------------------------------ ----------------------- ----- APPLEs--a »t.cclom at tatlag or DAY CARE MAN WITH 3/4 ton truck. will do tooting varieties. Opsw daily EXPERT MATCH repair* *=all*=allmoves. odd jobs. awgt. F i[chttls` week -sada. Apple Dy ter- � wteksrtds. horny d net zws. Arses d Ozchar! wear tlrtW European watch maskers. aksrt. 391-3837. �i� y all work awissed, HYm Jus - 48, soutD d Ssseiss Ave. � THREE LITTLE FISHES prnmc _�----_-----_--__- --_-_--_ _ _ --------------- __ _ fent PI.-It-4031, EgI� Ave. East. , �,m �f' care ata- YOUR tzoaY[g dors. by Otwe! Ldy. QJITAR with 2 Pic! -Bps W sed dor the direction d our regular picked up and delivered $9-lOrer Duct. Amplifier with a» 10- -^------ -------------------- �1e�, achod staff. Daily or beaker. Phase 28 larch speaker, right for beginner. Strap, cars and surd tmclyded ]J3-8972. BABY CARRIAGE, esotllerr cow_ dltlos. good lay. 266 3548. -A THREE - Pt4u Dsdraom -him. $330. exrellam coodltloa Pao» Sas-7329 evenings. ------------------------- - -- ELECTRIC STOYt $s0 b., bed her oars Asx, Fairport Invotcl[ig, la- -------------------------- - 2-6162. weekly- Phone Mrs. Purdy, Ss- --- ------------------------- Pe1'vlsor. AX_3-6L16_ EXPERIENCED DaDysWer, a- _ vallaDle evenings. has owntraws- 7AMARACK NURSERY SCHOOL0L �.�� yjys-g78- competeat dal tan. !!cm„asd __---------------------------- ftUdland Ave., antes d Sheppard /lgfacatlrt. For further otfor- :.t.aooea .-....._.. matlow. phase AX -3-3152 CO). -------------------------- NURSERY r4uRuey ;e.sDacaar_ ENTERTAINMENT time in $30, tlaA» csDtwet $23, Beach, 839-48,9. -iib'•c+:.,Gataoi+elGa�:t,+:y:;t.._-:;t•:}a+:::,w.ti...: door- polisher ata 839-54so. ----- W'ue Busy Nur xboo'barta� Disc Jockey - M.C. day `ate' �e Uu Pool TABI-Es t, .r,�.»ari». BUSINESS SERVICES � Draed sew, 3' s 6', $9S- forming Fail arm classes. 3 PETER ROLIS, ScuDororrgD'ata- Cash 6 Carry, �� years to school starting. Also vorrlot per Jockey-M.C. You've IK isurvfewfag for staff lacrease, --------------------_--__-_-- triad the roust. sow try the Desc CONTENTS OF Dome. Spmalmh qualified and help- EagWries and 266-3022. Celt after nve_ sofa tab chairs. drum [,Dina, tamps. BOOKKEEPING to trial balance. aPPikcatfoa forma. 839-2967. ------------------------------ love seat dt[tMg room bedroom dug payrolls. her oars Asx, Fairport don. dinette � drapes sot. come tax. �At Dome or DAY CARE for eDlldren. Oona 75-859L your aQlc:e. Delivery service, M Park area 839-1622. --------------- Needed Call 382-1142. ---------------------------- ---------------------------- DAY CAR a given_ Children deny LIVING ROOM furniture. Dealsh age in my Dome. Fenced yard 6 mat, excellent CowdYba. Owner Playroom. Victoria Park hGer- bavWg country. 282-4900. lard vicinity. 699-1818. --- 2 PUSH lawtuwowers, Slagle bed. INSURANCE ptAAD.�ocYaaxox.+-t-*nh*u:-a-•:+,•::-?:ti met &ensu mattress, 2 bicycles. lladies I maw's. Beat otter. 339-5 Invotcl[ig, la- -------------------------- - 749. g�_,::�:?;:4�otDcO'.W:?aaaeeooaoaooso/11Qwat; TUITION 6 PIECE DINING room aWce $73_ b stacking chairs $2 each, tom- AUTO OYSURANCE OUE7 pressor. you renew. jigsaw. 282-0319. compare - and Delors Shop Lowest rates. 1/4 yearly pre- P[ANO, 54' high, aid[ student $150 alums. Phooefor quot&[ton_ 282- 264-7159. 8806 W. Herman tasuraoce Ag- ------------------------------ salty. TENT T R Al L E R S Fort ALL Insurance. A dlasourx Ezhlbltioa Specials and end d to householders. ApartmenM. tdwel- brs special. Budget terms on auto »aeon sale. Trove! -rice. with Insurance. Call J. Beraaste. Ride -lion, Irogaots , King of the 267-7674. Road, CaTYPEWRITERS ratraLL, SUverlL,e ora ------------ --------- _-_--- _ ear -fop oetE See them all at McKENZ1ES For All Kinds of 233 No. 7 Highway East INSURANCE 300 ft. worst of Bayview 223-6913 Cali K.MorganHenry mw And Used 2660 MIDLAND AVE. Sales - Rentals - Repairs ddin9 Machines William 6. Andrews A.R_C_T. TEACHER OF PIANO AND THEORY Pterwony, Counterpoint, History Of Music) KINGSTON RD. i VICTORIA PARK - Furniture Agincourt R. W. Dee Co. AX.3 -4194 4248 Sheppard E. 491-3301 699-8333 PIANO AND THEORY for begin- ners. Mrs. Sylvia Cartwright. 839-3516. --------------------------- TYPING. dins typing, shorthand etc. days or evening classes, Al- so Rome study courses one sub- ject or combination. Stere Enter- prises --444-3206, 1262 DoaMWt Road. ----------------------------- ART CLASSES --adult oils, truer Colours. Individual professional instruction by A.O.C.A.graduate. Afternoons Sept 7 to Dec. 7, Thursdays 1, alternate Thursdays .14 I -3443. -»---___-__--_-_-- Grand Valley Psi We Invite Your SOCIAL CLUB To use the facilities of our xraunds for Corn Roasts .Hoy Rides .Wiener Roosts WITH A HI.Gk DANCE HAIL For your added enjoyment (nod bands available or top worth wurlitzer Just Coq 839_2691 Or Write Grand Valley Part Valley Farm Rd N., Box 7, R.R. N2, Pickering, Ontario DEBBIE'S TEAROOM, upstairs at 1960 Danforth. Expert ------------------------------ readers. 1:30 - 10:30. 421-011 6. LAZAN STABLES Sleigh and hay rides Saddle horses for hire by the hour Markham Rd. I mile north of Steele, 1297-2691293-64451 OpDOlnf1[1ent, Call 191-1303 1 FULL-TIME 2 PART-TIME to demonstrate w,ga, natrcare i atm care products. No investment Flexible fwrts. Complete tram,,,, given. t.d tryr lK,rTiOrr avmrtu! e►sT M. -Mr Taraele w.ar Eale,e as..w I PETS �m00000uawaot�..x�xvav:L ocfiw;?; POODLE PUPPIES. white, siIt apricot. lver 755-954L Rft d $75 t up_ POODLES, cuddly, apricot or s!tke minia------------------------------ ------------------------------ tures, 10 weeks old, excel- lent with children. 267-2719 evenings, POODLES, r•g1s[ercd, black male of [emale. 251-5896. BEAGLE HO 'NU, S year&, gwd hunter 284 -6566__ --____-___-..------------------------------ WANTED -- Complete litters of small healthy cross -breed WP- ples or pure bred,. Walters' Pet Centre now Io.:ued at Golden Mile Plata, 1840 fgllntoa Ave. Eats. Phone 759-3304 or 447- 9014.NX BOARDING, Maple fill!'& modern keaael, Individual runs_ Flmeh- Recaor Rd AT. 2-271L BOARDING for dopa and cera, Brfandchris Kennels, Kennedy-- _Hwy._7_297_1569------------- TRAILER TRAILERS MADE TO ORDER Boa Toilers - 1' it 4' x 6 tromplete - f103 Mouse Trailers - IS ft. Semi -finish - f383 AT. 2-3802 Coll Mr. Vonwell 699-9740 SALES HELP WANTED MALE b FEMME HERE'S YOUR KEY 70 A BIG INCOME - MAIL T(h0 -kY THE W. T. tAWLEK71 CO. LTD. Dept. H UO- HY, 4005 RlcDeifeu, Moaveal, P.Q. Geatkmea•, I am letetetted In the w•,rid tam - ous RawlefgA Line an a: ( ) Pert -use *Jasla ( ) fail - nine Dsafs ( ) Please sews ate } R }. E coat Boat owd catalog with tuLL da- ta". NAME................................... ADDRESS ............................ CITY.................................. PROVINCE ... ... REAL ESTATE Men and women experi- enced or those wishing to enter this highly paid field On O career bQSiS_ ' a aEtlrytiUt. aALLEaI`I OF HOMES e ExCLut,v! A.t.x. COhwYT!! j • OUR OWN Tma,r,ma t:eYfSE COrMKS,ON* aONUSEi dtawrwG ACCOUNTS. OMTAap Np6►I r..C. V S i CArwpw eEri[Or x10 OUR OYtM SPECIAL aE TIaE ME MT ►Lay awe, moo slArTs, Bowes b Cocks Um, SERVICES Never Wax Hardwood Again 1 ireatmew[ resists scratches, &rata, and lasts m:nths. �,aenpie llvtngrwm, dinette. 12' . IS' only f14.49. Uta nouns sexy tike nr------------------------------ �. Written guarantee. Custom }lour Cue- - a{4-3456. PERSONAL LADIES NEED YOUR floor, wail&, windows cleaner' YoY'llAavetDe llgtxrst, brightest floor* yaa'.e ever seen. Satlafacc[on guuan- teed. H. Danklewskf PL_5-9838. RID. WAN CEU [Coen NeLLson's Rd and tLLetmcre to Don M,LLa & Egllnc,at urivD[g 8.30 am. rr- turntng 4.30 p.m. 232-05W. Irene cher 6. PHOTOGRAPHY PASSPORTS, families. psis - In- doors and outdoors. Ail work considered George Lewis. 282-1635. ------------------------------ NURSING HOMES ROSEBANK CONVALESCENT HOME LTD. Private and Semi - accommodation for chronical--------------- ly W. R.N. supervision 24-hour nursing cue_ Excellent meals. 284-1628 (cf). REST HOMES ---------------------------- ACCOMMODATION for ladles in comfortable home -like atmos- phere . R.N. tupervlslon. Phase 759-7735. Page 6 THE REPORTER Thurs. Aug. 24, 1967 Second CLASSIFIED Page - REAL ESTATE ,1k•::. � J::::.L1,1-ti?:V.-:��OL•i�}:�. . \� �::�:1}y�1:!k�..... ... �..i}}KL!:.}\\,.•:.:tti•.• a ....:.... .:::•: • • ...... : }:•?M:.•{ Y r.:x{ •:`P' SGv.}?Cgr•7R 1:: g9Qp •LC .v. :}:: {:.; ;: ........ PROPERTIES FOR SALE PROPERTIES FOR SALE PROPERTIES FOR SALE PROPERTIES FOR SALE PROPERTIES WANTED MOTOR CARS F:?:Y:•}:•7}:•}?:•: }:•:•}:•i: is{•}:?::•ii:i•}:•'r:{ :•; :•i: .........::•.44tiVJ.\Y:\ ............................... . r:•4:et.'::. .. t?:{C• T}:::i_'d{. red•.}}:•} •}Yr}YrisJP+%_{.}}:•x•}•. _ ...... OLD WORLD CHARM VP IN kb by Now N. Mkfnll LTD. AT BEACONSFIELD A b W W srdnsrd rtMttltp lust 9 mwwft *slw 4M err/ KWwtdy and abesf) rnbwAes is • GO" CemmuN r SO His AUTHENTIC TRADITIONAL STYUM OP Tudor, CdwW, Uss Chalet Etc. Rus. blowtd 41M1%lea, s.ics< nroplacca 2 etslra waw IwwfL /eedty rwaara. 0ese klkdtale. . berwawM. bar" treed WL AU inns CAN E "M POR All LOW As In YO I11 " /ANiS f�'RBM WIN 1p You euAuw tone ate nomy "News& Owe In Msnwt sof E M mow a fw logo" mm was stere tammaeW. Cram alit this weelk-end end see fill! fine k1dwa. aeftgrl a* lift ftu M P" � yn 401 to Brock St Whi ft - Nixtll 2 Mocb to SL Lawrence St, tnrn ridlt to the models PROUDLY PRESENTED By A. P. FAYE MUM 751.3444 X. PRINTING PRINTING ...-.....:{•:: •h\�ti::•ii:: r.:. ;.. ....•: .: ::•r. :'M.w?^}}:<•1 :vi:tin:!R:..L'vti}:70000i<^.v OOOOL' PRINTING 36 Years Experience letterpress & Lithograp is Printing,Bronzinq, Embossing, Die Cutting,Typesetting lMonotype b Linotype No Order Too Large or Too Small Free Estimate - Fast Delivery METRO GRAPHICS CO. 1711 Milled Aro. (Oat 41 Scilrherwwo PHONE 759-3134 751-6219 �,aoN,«.. .LACI( DRAPES & UPHOLSTERING PRINCESS PLAZA 1670 Victoria Pk. Ave. Re- Upholstering 8 Custom -Mode Furniture Scandinavian Furniture PHONE 751-0696 Lail Anderson Free Estiwfote� LONG UPHOLSTERING Chesterfield 3 Odd Chairs Rebuilt and Recovered AMA -6873 KEN CLAIR PLAZA 3549 St. Clair Ave. E. MOVING MOVING, large or smau, anyone. Very reasonable, insured. Also yards and basements cleaned. fluid's Cartage, phone 691-644L A-1 CARTAGE or Moving, 1 or 2 men available. Experiencedand careful. Joe's Cartage. Licensed A insured. 284-5662. MOVERS A CARTAGE, anything, anytime, fully equipped. ALM rub- bish removal. 751-5337 or 266- 3739. Planning To Move? CALL W.H. CARTAGE & MOVING CO. Reliable ressonab/4t and fully insured 537.5297 LOOKPRIVATE SALE -- 5 room brick bungalow in Oshawa. Excellent SOLS BY Condition. $3000 down, $17,900 full price -------------------------- Call 728-071- or --- rite AIMIS R. Junker, 600 Athol E. Oshawa. SEPARATE DINING ROOM SOLID brick, centre hall plan, 34fedroom back spill with attached carport. Largs 100' lot, paAly fin- lshed rec. room with Z. (41,900 lug Price, :4,900_ down. Vender has down. Wilt -it horse Murrina large kitchetr with' bui M -in stove and loft of cuobeerds. Three large bedrooms with Wintin wardrobes, 4-oce. tiled bathroom, full basement with ens -room partly fin - fished. e«utifu tv londxaaed lot with a view of the 9ay. Carries f1M rrWnThly Incl, tax". Mr1. Fieldhouse, 499-1 tar. s1.s1s DOMM C. C. MORAN REAL ESTATE BROKER 282.123a 284-6870 NEW HOMES Down payments as low as $2.500 Choice or bungalows, bba splits & ravine lou --Suburban East. Call for iMormatiollonfinancing ipos- session. BUILDING LOTS 2 ravine lots left -- also com- mercial sites. WEST HILL SPECIAL $13.900 --Spotless. detached -M- Slow. Large treed lot, private drive, garage. Mace offer SCARBOROUGH UNIVERSITY 1/4 acre professionStlylaedacaped lot on an exclusive street--im . maculate bungalow --patio, garage circular drive, steps from all amenities. 0017,488 full uric. Fully detached 3 -bedroom bungalow with owrsrre kitchen, nicely landscaced lot with -:......•:.a:{•:c.y:v:: •,- •,•••• 09-IMforceL y s yet. old air. Brady, COTTAGES TO RENT fT4,rw FULL PRICE 6+Com twin bungalow. Urge kitchen Win•in stove and own. Large = .in Ord, - .•gcs. - [Med DaM full heat ed Osaeme^t WfA fini>t1e11 ^c- nit EXPO COTTAGE for rear. Furn- atd bar. Carnes filo trtrtthhr MCI. Lena Mr. bnal , 699-1134. ebb yKps 6. W. 284-502M ONLY $30 MONTHLY ------------------------------ CARRIES this large tsu►dadri om nil home. Two bowMy V -•; 2iq =; };;; y:: x.000004eocaoatao!d9.waaw' h blra. kitchen withclove Ord even. F"vi'tled srlesdr«rN'Oy s»r"m9ei. wae1Fssn ROOM b BOARD 6e9- I1L. sb3M DOWN p$,"& Urge 3aWroorw. l•ste►ty aeMaMeeNt sainI hone with brraM kikhert and dN: ttul I i v i n s room everfoas wAIROOM ~Sls a HOARD for worriers men. bac am do with Shd.r a 44M to patieane1 . Ca" 1" 00125 mly t1. bay Ridges area. 839-41161. aces Mrs. Brown. 199.1134 ------------------------------ 4 BEDROOMS- DOUBLE SARAGE' ]-vr. new. haeutitwl 2-sfara; =h@d :•r:ai!k.:, ^::;•::.:,^:.;: .:•:::-: -:t-:--o>:-c;;�:•?:;• home f e a f u r i n p largo famdy-tire a.tctiou L-shaped Irving room and ACCOMMODATION dw1, n... one .. c.. Oath w.wn washroom°" �wm fdonn'o El- te, WANTED "20M Se nem trar under awe". NKA Err pc. w'I ' slat OKI. tepee. Fun .: •. '- . aerriN month v prwo =job. Eorly osoaesslen. Mr. Sen. 619 -ITL. � TEACHER WITH family aaewdJtfg Counge tau time An tae aawe marMbeod hMa arwi -Orsi � res apartment or flat. Sap - tweed Eos[ of Mona red ere 1e -I doves hof values. CV t. scbsoil6: ember to Jltae. 267-1693. +assasse gad usw cerwam~ h%kLj -_--__----.------------------- Den't weds heweefbe Mawr. .-:. .::..-.-._.-.,... •.•.. COMMUTER BOATS a MARINE SUPPLIES A GOOD WAY TO LIVE SCI BOAT RENTALS, Compicte P.M.A. Realty Ltd. - trailer and �>l- 297.2714. F LISREGL1S.S RESIN $6.50 921 cloth $1.63 per yawl 10bgbes W1134 Ambise Industries -731-11.3.. Professional DiFectory LAWYERS Emest Johnson Barrister -Solicitor 090 Sheppard Ave. E AGINCOURT AI 3 6311 Ree NI 7 1265 LAWYERS ENFIELD KIMBERLEY & HEMMERICK Barristers i Solicitors 80 King St. W. 366-4655 reeman'Miller FACCOUNTANTS and Draper Barristers 3 Solicitors Aa,wco.r. Cll.c• 4028 Sheppard Ave. East Ar 3 413 To•onto Oihce 33 Bloor St. East WA.3-2418 OPTOMETRISTS FRANK ARRIGO R.O OPTOMETRIST 131 EGIINTON AVE E Now+ 9 e.. o S AS a. 425-6595 425-6580 CHIROPRACTORS James A. Price D.C. CHIROPRACTOR 23511LennedyRood Iupp.Tam O'Shanterl 4560 Kingston Rood least of West HUI Pub.Schoull 264-1321 293-4293 219 DANFORTH AVE TORONTO 6 Phone 466-0091 OPTICIANS SCARBORO OPTICAL 2392 E/Ivalon Ave E Keniiwbn More at Keeeedy Br, 7599731 Rea 759 0264 A.R. UPFOLD.OPTIdAN D«to,-, P,«rna,e.a hoes Confect lame, Syn Gles"s 01 Mors Mow T.e, TI 9 6 wed Fre 9 9 Set 9 S 888-5688 -Our Ain -Is To Please" -Homes needed for waiting buyers -Specializing East & North Metro -Fast, courteous service -Two offices to serve you Scarborough Willowrdolo 60-5588 221-5515 Prices are at an all time high) SELL NOMI!! Call 698-7172 Ile foster & Sons Realtors Ltd established 1923 r HIGHLAND CREEK - WEST HILL Yawrg eZecutfm wfcb I U tamlly wares to locawe h older same wlth aaraalw tat $7.000 card Es- CoLkm referome"Call Jim eson Jam264-6312 or 292-5133. I'�SNEA ,....nn as .,. raw•. Building Lot Wanted Private parry reaiires realdptial building lot as least scary has wide. Agincourt district Pboas 293- 4913 or writs Box 'M'. Tbal4ews, Agincoart. This one is well made. 66 Ford coin., white. Lie. 487412. TNT sale priced. Case history supplied. HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kin stow It 261- 311 ARGO offers last service, special rates and budget ferns for assigned risk or regular applicants. 293-8261 Sport's Bldg. A real winner. 63 Ford FaLrLsne. Lk. 237794. TNT sal priced. Case history supplied HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 •61 PONTIAC sedate. 6-attomatfc, power steering i brakes. Red and wiLLte. Sta UM condition, ao Inst. $396 or beat offer. Lady's car. Private. 839-4265. Cow Palace Got out in the COMAry wkb tbis owe 64 Valliant. TNT pit priced. LY. 161902. Car historysupplied. HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 '64 COR VAIR, 2 -au" fps. warn mark. radio. wblluwaus. Prtvms 429- 2511. ------------------------------ Flower Building Tale bloomed b*='M tiy. 64 Val- faas statloawagoa LAC. 19690K TM pie pcicee Case history supplied. MFRITAGE FORD SAIF[ 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 Automotive Bldg. Good [raasparatloa were. 63 Car- vair. Lie. 292528. 7'1YT Ode priced Car history oupptted_ HERITAG"9 SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 1969 FARJMPH TR3. Good cam- dNsoo_ 699_2425, callafter 3pm. BUILDING TRADES Pure Food Bldg. Rpt value in tab awe. UAcaUse statlonwasm Lic16471X. TNT Salo priced Car bumry sl*Pug,,& 6eneral Handyman HERITAGE FORD SALES With Truck 2660 Kingston Rd. 261.3311 FIREPLACES Chimneys. Flagstone patios. 755-8965 `.000w000000t•. MOTORCYCLES :ax ... ... ?•1^Fbw31 1965 HONDA S90 super sport. Black: ),1st had tune up; excellewe Shape. $225 or best offer. Call 282-4781. ;�otiaaals::........................., ..-etre ...................... ... MOTOR CARS oft TRUCKS WANTED CAR INSURANCE at wlbacantial savings for Carew drivers, ee- der 25. To rauati<y. pbow 294- 1792. Electrical Bldg. The payment won't shock you. 66 Falcon, white. Lic. 295-603. TNT sate priced_ Case history supplied. HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 SCRAP cars wanted 465-9539• Trade Mustang -------------------------- '65 Mustans. Va. AM -FM radio SCRAP CARS t TRUCKS, top rfoi- RLaly-Pac, would Like to trade for Lar 1 1 - hr. pick - up gay dine. larger car, ' 66 or -67. Call Anhawy 465-9206. 293-121 - --------- ---------------- ----- MOTOR CARS Midway Lots of fun In this one. 64 Cbev- rolet convertible. Lit. 239774. TNT sale priced. Case history supplied. HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 Ferris Wheel A beautiful Hew from this one. 65 Pontiac. L.lc. 374670 TNT sale priced. Case history supplied. HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 59 Oldsmobile, Super 88, 4 door bardtop, radio, 4 new tires, plus 2 stew tires. Power brakes, power steering. Private. 754- 9181 or 694-0290. Third Page -CLASSIFIED ADS 4{:}}::i::;%}L•:•:'f.•:::1.????•Y.{????•:?lr:•:•::: fir:• ...............................:•: ri>Yi?: � rx HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT ................:::sem::.x:::..., rr::r..-...:::::............................. FOR RENT . ............. REMODEL CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD 76 O Mt 0. SCAMORDIItiH 'Eli. 190' ie tam ••i `Rks& eanr ns" Window lvba� 4,46S MMO UCENs! NO. E-00 CALL 757-4107 FOR FREE ESnMATES 757-3181 OR CALL ANYTIME 782-5567 WE SELL Green Plastic Coated Chain link FENCE WITH 12 YEAR GUARANTEE Cash and Carry Or— Installed r—Installed Sy Us 447-8021 Call bows" 9 a. m & 9 p. m. Your local complete fence contractor REC R70MS, general repairs, reasonable, many years exper- ience, Phone 282-9284 or 266- 8427. ,;ENERAL BUQ,DiNG repairs, al- terations, addition&, office re- modelling, basement apartments, rec rooms, dormers, garages, -Car ports, breezeways and sum- mer cottages. Sid Visser, PL. 5-2678. :abto�00000au.�oaw:cam.:..>•::..??.: ,m:�oi PAVING DRIVEWAYS PARKING AREAS GUARANTEE, FREE ESTIMATE Service Scarbora for 17 Years CONNELLY & SON Asphalt & Concrete ►oving Co. 755-2010 ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS J. S. Construction Repairs' Stalls- all work suar- aotee,& Additions - Alterations • ♦61.2393 759-8203 Carpentry Mosonary- Matzo License 647 839-2085.......ft Over 25 years experience ROOFING CARPORTS PATIOS FENCES Recreation rooms, kitchens, odditionsand all oatorierow interior home renovetiows etc Terms cow be arranged. Free design ead estimating ... We will call and show you how,or arrange for complete installation by competent craftsmen ASK FOR JOE WALMSLEY 84111 nttng_Comrie Lumber 267.1161 AFTER HOURS 759-100 44 Years Of Experience HOME CENTRE 2938 Danforth Ave. (opposite -Eaton's Shoppers World) Complete home renovations. Car- pentry - masonry - remodelling - 24 hr. drain service. Displays in Our 699-1510 Immediate se, rice - open 9 to 9 Metro Licence E 360 -PAPER HANGER insured and work guaranteed. S.T. POWELL HIGHLAND CREEK i/rt1ANi7t ,. flow{ N.w" .6 MTrwoe { nrratoe otvcutts .{u TRADVI Soot{ •fair t3T1WTtl •flaaatlm Y .HO •"I"M Gum"Tit BROOK ROBINSON Ltd M11.11720 ldlaod Ace. 759-6645 I Al ROOFIN6 I Free Estimates 694-7548 CORWELL ROOFING Eavescrongbs. cow -raft repairs. ALSO Interior decorating, Reason- able rates, guaranmeed.A63-A31 A! Chimney Repairs We build fireplaces, patios, osowery etc. Waterproofing basements. err 4449664 evegs. .'FSS.✓:zit:•:?.,:.:.:.: r:<;•s: _•: >:;<::::•: X�ti.O PA INT ING_ oft DECORATING SCOTCH decorator, guaranteed peperhangttg, palming. Gavin x. 9-0180. ----------------------------- DONE IIMMED[ATELY, Paper- hanging, Point' residential & lodustrial. Fres estimates, Ox. 8-3848. PAIN TING, decorating & general repairs. Work guaranteed 282- 8660. Painting & Decorating Shoppers Home Centre 2938 Danforth Ave. 699-7520 immediate service - open 9 to 9 Metro Licence E 360 LO ST ....::,•::.; �::.:••;:.:...:•::.k•:.::•:.::.:.:?:\.:.ext•: DIAMOND ring lost August 13 a- round Kilkenny, Sheldonberry & Castlemere. Yellow & whiteguld with single mounting. Reward! 221-8348. ------------------------------ .FURNITURE RE -FINISHING *BROADLOOM -RE-UPHOLSTERING -CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE FREE DECORATOR ADVICE •& ESTIMATES 47 CROCKFORD BLVD 151.4594 - Lawn Rollers - Lawn Seeders - Lawn Aerifiers - Lawn Mowers - Power Rake - Chain Saws - Concrete Saws - Power Saws - Floor Sanders - Floor Scrubbers - Rug Shampooers Vacuum Cleaners - Party Goods - Appliance Carts - Furniture Pads - Tile Cutters - Sewer Snakes - Ramset - Red Heads - Chain Hoists - Hydraulic Jacks - Generators - Pipe cools 2270 Lawrence E. Phone 759-9344 Opp.Winston Churchill Collegiate AUCTIONEER Ken & Clarke Prentice Licensed Auctioneers Markham R.R. #2 294-2419 640-3686 Triple AAA .Auctions Free pick up of your -"ques. household goods. anything and everything of value. Place your goods when the biggest $$$ are. tendon Sales 6032 Kingston Rd. 282-5604 282-0523 T.V. RADIO b HI.M. John Reay T.V. & HI - FI Picture Tubes - '$19.95 oft up Installation - $10 extra $24 up - roof mount antennas T.V. Rentals - $10 monthly) $2.50 Service (;all -Sun $3.50 ANTIQUES & ART :?J'•\•:t ti{�:'A4\4�A.1\+:Qt:ti•}ii::: Gi• i:t�`.:t:2:;:: LOOKING FOR something differ- ent? We have antiques, oldmags- zines and guesses! Come to The -Curiosity Shop, 2402 Kingston Rd. SC:•/i;: •r,}:;}:;::;x ;ir�r •{nye •r..:• .::w::::•:?. RUG CLEANING SPECIAL -- Broadloom cleaned 60 per sy. ft. Any 9 x 12 rug $5.99. 691-4044 after 5 p.m. ------------------------------ 8C PER SQ. FT. Carpet or Broad- loom. Professional job in own home or take out. Guaranteed satisfaction. 444-3456. GARDENING oft SUPPLIES NEWELL'S TREE SERVICE-- Re- moval, pruning, feeding, trans- plants, swmptng. Fully insured. H[.7=1702. after houreAM_I_4512. - A.B. Tree Experts, pruning trim- mII* and removal, bush and build - ing lots cleared, powerequipment Insured, 839-7810. ------------------------------ SHREDDED TOP SOiL — Special- Ized for flower beds and lawns. Cow manure - loam - sod. Sod - laying and light grading. . East End Soil & Flowers. 293-6114. ---------------------------- BATEMAN'S Horse manure, ratted or fresh compost manure, moss rock mushroom manure, loaded to truckers at yard. Call PL. 5 1331. ------------------------------ DEADLINE for CLASSIFIED ADS Tuesday 11 Noon THE MOUNTIES (Cont'd from Pg.4) still a Canadian, Mr - Greene then destroyed the patriotic illusion by admitting that he had never been back to Toronto in 14 years - Some Torontonian! The program had two very powerful female singers who were both Canadian. But Lorne had to bring his own 16 year oldggal to sing with him. Ot course, she was from the great Canadian city of St. Louis. Missouri. But let's talk about the Canadettes. Those girls are always ter- rific -- and this year was no exception. Not one of the girls verb- ally proclaimed that she was a born Can- adian. but we in the audience knew that it is a good group from right here in Toronto. Near the end of the show when Mr. Greene's acts were giving us the yawns, the whole continuity nearly fell apart as Canadettes were left standing on the stage and Art Linkletter took over and described the moving big stage as it shifted to the right. Lorne Greene sort of faded out and on came the Mounties. No matter how you look at the Mounties, they are great! Not once did they pro- claim that they have all lived in Canada, but we KNOW that they are Canadian. They got off to a rough start as the Mountie leading one-half of the band which remained left :he odd musician still playing at the end of a piece of music. Who- Thurs. Aug. 24, 1967 THE REPORTER Page 7 SQUARE DANCE NEWS by Mollie Elliot ABOARD THE CENTENNIAL SQUARE DJkNCE TRAIN ..... •:::':•:-�;:;..rs::;:;::: ?4s:•:.00wra000�ot•:wffx fox :•w:ocyyypp Fashion Action At CNE The Canadian girl on bean landscape in a brilliant floral evena g Brentwood Shopping As the square dance snowballs on glaciers. Centre echoed to the train roils through Jeanne & Dick Cam- sound of music and magnificent B.C., we eron of Vancouver's dancing, July 4th, as catch a glimpse of one 'Hayloft' were we boarded buses for reason for the large- gracious hosts at a Chlllwack. When we heartedness of these party for Round Dance arrived at the Can - westerners - every- enthusiasts, July 2nd, adian Armed Forces thing about this where Art & Garry Base, we found beautiful country is Jackson, our Dir- showers, steam irons, BIGI So, of course, ectora, demonstrated even hair dryers, one of the largest, their Centennial two- thanks to our thought - most enthusiastic step, written to Gim- ful boats: the Fraser 'Square dances in Van- by's 'Canada'. Hank Valley Square Dance couver's huge Show and Grace Luke of Det- Assoc. It was fun Mart was attended by roit were stars at this having dinner in an people from h..ndreds party. This talented army mess hall and of clubs in Canada and couple captured many many jokes were cir- the U.S. July 3. bears with their culated by the men to Here too, we heard friendliness and lovely whom such surround - the happy news of Vice dancing. Ings were familiar! Post Master Alan The Hayloft is dec- Will Wetherup, Scar - Davies' decree that all orated with tiles show- borough, puzzled by a mail leaving Victoria Ing emblems of square sign which said: 'Take during July will bear, and round dance clubs only one glass', re - on the cancellation from many lands. Our jected a suggestion stamp,our train's slo- train riders took part that he put water in the gan: 'Square dancing in a ceremony pres- bottom half and milk friendship - cosh to erring tiles from their in the top! coast'. home clubs in Harrill- The hall was beaumi- Again the buddy cou- too, Brampton, St. fully decorated with ples took us to the Catharines, Port trains• stetson has heart of the province, Credit, Etobicoke, and other S/D sym- as Jim i Elsie Bal- Scarborough, Lindsay Dols. The dance, M.C. show of Wlllowdaleex- Peterborough, Owen Al Berry, was excel - pressed the feelings of Sound and others. lent, though a trifle all the dancers: Not George and Jean Har- warm! The whole pro - even a royal tour could rfson, who dance with gram showed much give what we've had- Beaux and Belles Club Imagination and fore - this hospitality right of Scarborough rep. thought. It was along. In the homes of the resented Toronto Club thrill -packed day, and people', we were and took part to our train beds were shown Stanley Park, the presentation of awAK welcome when we Lynn Valley, Burnaby tiles. Two tiles were climbed aboard. Mountain; we crossed presented by the Maple This morning the bridges swung shakily Lear Club of East York mountains are Inde -d over Ytczedibie and Scarborough. one gorgeous, but. alas t:hasme; the Valcours by the Caller- Jam a were all pushing our of Fruitland and Berths Kennedy. and train along. hoping to Meme of Axicamer, nae bf dub members: be on time for ocher and many others. rode Tom and Esther Por- stops on the eastward ski Las and rolled ter of Toronto. gurney. •:::':•:-�;:;..rs::;:;::: ?4s:•:.00wra000�ot•:wffx fox :•w:ocyyypp Fashion Action At CNE The Canadian girl on bean landscape in a brilliant floral evena g the go takes bar lash- sheath to shades of bon IIauon n sr wbezweverthe pink• blue and gr•. n V. actwith flostug panels of The wowneft s Div- avocado "Ve'V&g labs of the CNE and from sbouldertofloor. Robert V Warner Inc. For afternoon and will abow the lasts[ in warty evening. It" vacation clothes forSamuel o1w ata a the woman who Is toot- msuve dress with pup - loose but fawhkm-con- tent coat in giant scents. Inamauve and red check. Sawa entitled Fashion In Action', daily atthe For your travel on- Qn&en Elizabeth sembiw for a jam to Fashion Theatre at 4 the CNE, an all -wool and suit in burnt pP.m. m. during the 1967 topes gtv" ease and Canadian National comfort as well as EaaWtloa. Aug. lath beauty. York 1 uwn to Sept. 4th. Casuals o ggcsts their Edee Award winning Ifyour aOwtOttites suit with d, wblc take you to Bermuda breasted styling and and [he Elbow Beach self buttons and t:nuKc Surf Club. you'll used of skirt or sltma. Going a wardr. be that IS eye formal m-aw a David catching but not daring E. Rea costume like enough to scandalize his gull embroidered the stood inhabtamsof net shift S -n over a that oh -so BrttiaACo1- beige. body - tiggmg any. Bard's have the Sneath perfect answcr: a vel- vet lounge wart in t:lan+or for fall is shadrs d red• orange. seen In three coat, :•y olive and m au". In Moatreal della'• r t. the evening. aurpsas Joehar presents a the sunset in uav{d E. smart, double-brested Rao's ensemble t camel coat with lynx orange full - length full collar and sleeves. sheath wkb applique Buttons and tie belt arc of beige leathrr Further fashtoa huts trim at the neck, to arc the slash pockets. match the apricot and silver - blue floor - A camel dress and length brocade con. For that lace matt locket with [ugh fox collar is autumn cIe- sbopplug excursion gance by Irving van before the boat leaves. wei. A mAltl-C:,l..red slip Into a Spanish -un- three piece tweed suit fluence con. Inormw with deep red fox COI - with brightly striped lar comes from J06- eo11ar and lapels and hu. etching dress, by Ir- ving Sam"el of Moet- r. The Canadtaw„man who highlights her wardrobewith high K you're joiwg the fashion uta matter jet set in Acapulco for where her travels take a Mexican holiday,eie- her, will want to see gance Is the watch- these and other Can - word at the Pierre .clan designs at the Marques Hotel- What Queen Elizabeth could be more elegant Theatre during the for apres-swim than a CNE. Aug. 18th to Sept gold lame lounging suit 4th. when Robert F. With fuUletgth jumper Warner Inc. presents top by Bard's. Make -Fashions in Acaon- your own contribu[lon twice daily at 4 pm - m.to to the colorful Max- and 8.30 p. m. ever was describing the Mountie perform- ance couldn't get his mike to work until a- bout half way through the performance. We must say that Howard Cable and the musicians were great. The music alone was worth the price of ad- mission. And we will have to mention that Percy Faith led the band in a variety of pieces which kept the audience gasping. 1'he musicians really earned their pay that night. Missing from the grandstand show' Well we would have had Bobby Gimby come in near the end (thereby eliminating half of ,%.lr. Greene's renditions) and lead all of the kids in the crowd around the front of the stands for a rousing Canada song. That would have made the night a sure-fire Centennial show. Page 8 THE REPORTER Thurs. Aug. 24, 1967 0 �S�tW0 P.M.A. REALTY LIMITED PC*vvvs FIRST • SECOND MORTGAGES ARRANGED, BOU3HT & SOLD YOUR 'Oft AwcC' 13" fiAGEL1ME ROAD 942-2611 6.5533 (North-east corner of Liverpool Road) Toronto 6.1134 MEMBERS OF THE TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD -- PHOTO M.L.S. Rex Merritt Appointed To Planning Bd. Rex Merritt of Pick- Township represent- Board for the East ering has been ap- ative to the Metro District Joint Planning pointed as Pickering Toronto Planning Committee. :. The appointment was : � •. not ratified by June Picker - Ing Council until June 26th of this year, even wMaT. M, w '•�; though the appointment "�_...:...........: ........... ..... MEtt t. expires on Jan. 1st, 1968. Metro Council Biiin• was notified on Aug. ge �ry 15th. 20 Re ular TiJE�D Regular Thanks Lions Jack Pot and 8P.M I If Pickering - Rouge 3 Specials. RAINBOW ROOM Hills Lions Club me:n- WEST ROUGE RESTAU hers even wonder if some of their projects -- Ladies Auxiliary. Br.606 -- 'r�r are appreciated, 1st. Vice I resident John DANCING - EVERY SATURDAY Go.3s can reassure Grand Valley Park presents BRUCE MARSH- them. MAN AND THE GRAND VALLEY HOE: DOWN- "Mr Cess, Mr Goss," LRS. Old Tyme and Modern Dancing, 8.30p.m. tc called the voice of a 12 p m. every Saturday. At Grand Valley Park, small bespectacled 2 miles north of Highway No. 2 off Valley Farm boy on one o: Pick- Ruac, Pickering. Phone: 839-2691 ering's streets as Joan Goss drove past. The Lion stopped his car F28A_ to investigate. The lad said he just wanted to atic Transmission Service thank him sad his fel- t transmissions low mem'-►era for being able to see.' ssion Overhauls-Transmiss It seems that the boareups-Motor tuneups-Brakes had needed glasses -General re airs Budget badly. Hisfamilywere p Terms unable to afford the ex - ars available - all work guaranteed pense. The members Kingston Rd. (-ear) West Hillof the Club Aad stepped in aad made the much - 284 -1998 needed glasses avail- able - Lions Are A The Pickering -Rouge Hills Lions Club mem- bers are a busy bunch of mea. The plans they have been making for this coming season --since their gala launching of the Centennial Fountain outside the Pickering Township Building -- sound as though they will not just be profitable for the Lions' many com- munity projects, but a lot of fun as well. First of all, the 200 C lub: This involves 200 people buying draw tickets at $10. each that each month from Sept. to June, will be drawn one a month -for a $50 prize for the lucky drawee -- in Dec., the lucky name pulled will receive $500. The rules are ex- acting. Only 200 persons can 'buy in" to the Club. This will mean $1,030 in prize money and $1,000 for Lions community projects. About Septem:,er 9th. member.- will launch a Light &ilb Blitz: Sel- ling light bulbs in their area. On a., as yet un - Busy Bunch decided date in Oct. the Lions will stage their Monte Carlo Night; an evening when for about $5 male tic- ket purchasers will get together for a "night on the town" --cards, dinner, drinks and so forth. At intervals, ticket stubs will be drawn. The last man to have his stub pul- led from the barrel will be the winner this time -- of a trip or cash. And of course, there will be their annual Turkey Shoot, in which two marksmen take home s turkey dinner. Bowling The Bay Ridges Branch of The Royal Canadian Legion is sponsoring an adult mixed bowling league. It is roped that we will be able to form a league of twelve teams to bowl at the West Rouge Bowling Alley. To register and for further information contact Mr. John El- well at 839-4138. INSURANCE POOR ? Not Waiting For OMB Transonic Limited will begin installation of their radio towers in Pickering Township without the approval of Ontario Municipal Bd. for the necessary zone change. They asked per- mission of Council to go ahead because their schedule calls for being ready to go on the air in Sept. as Radio Station C HOO, 1930 Limited. `Are we not sticking our necks out in per- mitting this Y Al- lowing construction to start before OMB ap- proval of Official Plan amendment. "No. They are,' said Reeve C. W. Laycox. But the concensus of opinion seemed to be that OMB would ap- prove the zone change. High blood pressure and overweight both add to the work of the heart. Your doctor can help you bring either or both under control, the Ontario Heart Foundation says. Savings On Car and Home Insurance FOR WEST ROUGE - BAY RIDGES - PICKERING Car LOOK HOMES SAVE V3r0W PUBLIC LIABILITY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE INCLUDING PASSENGER HAZARD Quarterly 13.25 SAVE $100,000 PUBLIC LIABILITY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE INCLUDING PASSENGER HAZARD Quarterly 15.25 SAVE 1Wrwo PUBLIC LIABILITY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE INCLUDING PASSENGER HAZARD Quarterly 15.75 NO INTEREST CHARGES ADDED BRICK HOUSE $14,000 Building 6,000 Contents & Furniture 10,000 Liability Property Damage ONLY $14.25 HALF YEARLY GOODFELLOW INSURANCE LTD, CALL ME PERSONALLY — STAN GOODFELLOW AT. 4-4771 Highland Creek Shopping Plata AT. 4-4771