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Home My WebLink AboutBR1967_09_07v Vol. 3 No. 36 wu[bzlsaC u aeooiW clAm mall. by C ii culazed in Bay Ridges, Bay Shore, West Shore, Fairport Beach & West Rouge o i ft OMM Departmepaymad �o.c,nt, tea• and Thurs. Sept. 7th, 1967 Back To School For 5000 Students 4 � j Some 5,000 public school pupils in Pic- kering's School Area No. 2 trekked back to their desks this week. Their fellow students in local separate schools and high schools did likewise although Ajax High won't be open to its scholars till next week. The completion of the William G. Davis AT LEFT -This wetik grade one pupils at the Bay Road Public School met their new teacher, Mrs. Mary llison. The REPORTER cameraman found the new teacher getting ready for school on Labour Day and found that she was born in M onkcon, Ontario, went to Stratford Meet The New Teacher Teachers' College and is now living in Whitby. Besides changing schools this summer, Mrs. Ellison was mar- ried just one week be- fore school opening. Her husband, Doug, is a teacher at Dunbar - ton High School. This is the second year of teaching for Mrs. Ellison. ( Photos- Bob Watson). ,.:b,'�!^ c School on East Avenue meant that for local pupils there would be no one in portable classes or on a shift system Thousands of child- ren in nearby Metro Toronto are being ac- comm^dated in tem- porary portable clas- ses to solve the great - = est shortage of class- room accommodation to date. However, Pickering schools are open and ready for a good year. Some 42 bus routes utilizing 17 buses are serving the far-flung high school students with transportation to school. Hold School Conferences For many years, the Township Area No. 2 School Board has made school facilities a- vailable to community and recreation groups within the district of School Area No. 2. As a method of ex- tending the communi- cations between school and community, the trustees are convening a conference on the theme The Extended Use of School Facil- ities for Community Recreation and Adult Education." Guest for the evening is Mr. R. Secord, Dir- ector of Community Programmes, Ontario Department of Edu- cation. du- cation. The Conference will be held on Wed. Oct. 4th at West Rouge Pub- lic School at 8.15 pm. Everyone is cordially invited to come and share ideas. ABOVE --Fount of Sir. John A. Macdunai.i i ul)11C last Monday just before schuul rC-upened wa,, Dubbie Wilde, 12, a grade 8 pupil at the school. Standing be- side her was Donna Hill, 13 who is in grade seven at nearby Holy Redeemer School. LEFT --It is interesting to see youths congre- gating near school buildings on the day before the start of the new school year. But ready for another term of studies were this bike riding trio of Dave Lickley, 13, of Bern Ave. who is in grade nine at Pickering High, John Murray, 14, of Miriam Rd., who is also in grade nine and Ken Jess, 14, of Bem Ave., agradeeight student at Frenchman's Bay School. Page 2 THE REPORTER Thurs. Sept. 7th, 1967 BAY REPORTER Published every Thursday by CAN -TECH PUBLICATIONS Postal Address - Box 193, West Hill, Ontario Publisher - R.M. Watson TELEPHONE 284-1767 It Will Be Colourful The biggest show in the nation this week will not be Expo nor the CNE, but the colourful con- vention of the federal Progressive Conser- v at ive s. Held to select a leader, some nine candidates plus perhaps, dark -horse John Diefenbaker, will jockey for support and the job of leading the national party. Local Conservative party supporters are full of keen spirit and hope that a new leader can be chosen and party unity and enthusiasm sparked ready for an anticipated federal election next year. All Canadians. whether supporters of the Con- servatives or not, hope that the convention does not result in chaos and disunity as a conse- quence of any major split. This country needs national parties. --ones which can say that they have support in each and every province. Recent elections have tended to indicate that no one party has good support in every province. Leadership of the party has been in two camps for some time --the pro -and anti-Diefenbaker factiuns. It is not that the :antis- dislike Die- fenbaker. but they genuinely feel that votes will come only to a party under new and less "old time' leadership. If these two factions clash at Maple Leaf Gardens this week the P.C.'s may not recover for some time. The Smith Report Well the very, long-awaited Smith Report has been made public. The Report does contain some valuable con- clusions about them )dernization of Ontario local government. A new set of regional local govern - m !nts such as proposed in this report will hardly find argument. It is interesting to note that the Smith Report does nut suggest any changes in Metro Toronto. Of course. the downtown Toronto dailies have been waiting, hopefully, to find some report or official pronouncement which would aid their campaign to mske Metro Toronto one govern- ment. But what m _)st residents of Ontario were looking for in the Report was a recommendation that educational costs would be taken from the prop- erty and put at the provincial level where fairer income taxes would pay for education. The Re- port did not appear to go all out on this score but offered a sort of half -way measure. And to top it off it suggests that the money should come for all of this expanded provincial expend- iture from expanded demands upon the federal treasury or higher provincial [axes. What ever happened to the old-fashioned idea of cutting our cloth to suit our pocketbook? The Report does not suggest that the government look at its cost of operation and try to economize. This is an area which we think could successfully roundup quite a few million dollars which could be nicely ap- plied to the costs of education. If recommendations of the Smith Report are fully implemented one gets the impression that the province would take the money from our poc- ket on one hand and give it back to us with the other. It is to be hoped that such is not the case. Property taxpayers are looking for a REAL sav- ings. PARK ER'S Automatic Transmission Service Rebuilt transmissions Transmission Ove rhauls-Transmiss ion Tuneups-Motor tuneups-Brakes relined— General repairs Budget Terms Courtesy cars available - all work guaranteed 406 Old Kingston Rd. (rear) West Hill 284.1998 284-1998 Woods Waters And Wildlife Canada's 'sheep -cow' joins the ranks of the African elephant and the Siberian tiger as a big - game trophy animal next year. The Northwest Territories Council announced recently that it would issue 32 hunting permits for $4,000 apiece, to gun down the inoffensive and placid muskoxen. Hunting the 'sheep -cow" will be about as ex- citing as shooting a barn -yard cow. "The only skill required," said one game expert, 'is to select the biggest one. Included in the announcement was the usual cliche that this was being done to bring more revenue to the Eskimos. As far as this writer is aware there is no Eskimo Airways and no Eskimo Hilton Hotel --so how much ofthe $4,000 will end up in the packets of the Eskimos? When the first explorers reached the Canadian north, they found bands of m lskoxen distributed over most of the continental barrens and Arctic islands. Since then, their numbers have been ey James Woodford greatly reduced, and the Canadian Government found it necessary to declare a continued close season in an attempt to preserve the species from total extinction. Now, a political, rather than biological, de- cision will again subject the muskoxen to ex- ploitation. Thirty-two in 1968, but how many in 69 or '70 or .....? The Federation of Ontario Naturalists believes that Canada, the western world's most affluent country can surely afford to allow one or two species of mammal to live in our great country In peace. More than just the muskoxen is at stake --this is a measure of oar civilization. We deplore the slaughter of animals in Africa and South America, but too often not at home. We must set an example for the rest of the world let the muskoxen alone, let the trophy hunters go elsewhere. Aggressiveness Needed Says Bank The aggressiveness which Canadian manufact- urers display in exploiting new market opport- unities will determine the degree of success they may have in capturing a larger share of ex- panding world markets. In its Business Review for July, the Bank of Montreal stresses that this attitude will set the pattern of Canadian development for years to come. Tax environment, the nature and scope of any assistance the government may give in the transition period, and the whole complex question of controlling costs and increasing productivity also are seen as influences on the country's economy insofar as results of the Kennedy Round of trade negotiations are concerned. The B of M's review gives a preliminary an- alysis of the outcome of the recently -completed trade talks and briefly outlines the possible ef- fects on Canada. The bank says the substantial lowering of tariff barriers which was agreed to is likely to provide a real stimulus to, and stronger competition in, international trade. `Assuming this to be the case, the main issues for this country, speaking generally, are whether Canada will be axle to maintain or increase its share of expanding world trade and whether the Kennedy Round will, in fact, prove to be a turning point in Canada's transformation from a natural resources -oriented economy to a more industrialized one." The B of M says the trade talks provided Canadian manufacturers with easier access to the major industrial markets of the world. 'At the same time, a relatively high degree of protection has been retained for large segments of the Canadian market. For other Canadian manufacturers who have lost protection to a significant degree there are offsets in the form of reduction of duties on materials, inter- mediate products and machinery." rlmoom.omoo mile World University The Canadian Home & School and the Parent- Teacher Federation are promoting the idea of having Expo transformed into a World Univer- sity when the World Fair comes to an end this F all. The idea has been discussed with Prim Minister Pearson and a brief prepared for Ex- ternal Affairs Minister Paul Martin. The idea is that Canada wou)d donate the land as a gift from Canada to all nations, as a Cen- tennial gesture. The University would be ad- ministered by an agency of the United Nations and buildings would be donated by nations par- ticipating at Expo. Capital and working funds would be subscribed by various contries. The estimated capital cost of the project would be over $50 million. aepenaaomry for only $18481 0 IDRNE A IIATSIIN And, the idea is catching on with supporters for the plan being organized in the United isDECIDE States. France, Italy and other countries. ■,THEN I[ would seem to us that this is an ideal No need now to just settle for economy in a $2000 car., The Datsun 1300 way for these buildings to be used. Expo has been such a tremendous success already, that Sedan gives you big 67 h.p. power with thrifty gas mileage. There's roomy comfort for i[ would be a crime to let these exciting build - four adults, great heater, padded dash, whitewalls, 2 -speed wipers, ings fall into disuse. Yet, to remove them from vinyl interior, four doors, smooth, the site would also be an exercise in futility, stick shift. You can't get more for they would never reflect the glamour and 'car for your money. This 1300 interest individually that they do as a collection of buildings. will come up strong after 100,000 miles of hard driving. Datsun 1300' .. , a good idea idm- ,made Canada has taken on the role of a peace media- better. m� , tor in several instances since the last World War I s Wagons Available and has gained considerable prestige in world affairs because of her sane approach to some of the problems facing the nations. ' i - AISO Automatics To provide the site for a world university would be be another important contribution which would H G H LA N D GARAGE add to the stature of this nation. 0 The U.N. has had a rocky road to travel in 285 OLD KINGSTON ROAD, _ the past few _months and it would be nice for ' a change to see the United Nations associa- HIGHLAND CREEK WEST HILL ted in a project of this kind. The organiza- tion has been criticized as weak and ineffec- tive, and this certainly would be one way of strengthening it in the years to come. _ = = _ = = something for the Ladles Smart young collegiates with an eye on fashion wear the pants for fall '67. Catering to the University set is Lynn Stuart of Pansville who created these spiffy corduroy designs. Left: At least one pantdress is an absolute must in every college wardrobe. This one is a khaki - colored cotton corduroy is zipped up the front and belted slightly south of centre. Trench coat styling details and long cuffed sleeves lend lots of contemporary appeal. Right: The '67 pantsuit strides confidently into fall. This one is a forest green cotton corduroy star3 a semj- fitted rajah jacket and slim -lined pants. Decorating Hints Outdoor Canvas Works door magic in your Indoor Magic home Available in Perhaps you'd like to vivid stripes and co - convert a dreary ordinated solid colors basement into a cheer- cotton canvas is ful family room_ but treated to be mildew don't want to make it resistant, so it's es - a major re -building pecially suitable for project. damp basement areas. Here's the answer: For a bright decor, re -decorate with col- cover the basement ourful cotton canvas, ceiling with draped a sturdy outdoor fab- panels of striped can- ric that will work in- van according to your color scheme. Fasten ordinary cur- tain rods to overhead beams and loop the striped canvas over the rods. Alternating panels of solid col- oured canvas ca n be used to disguise un- sightly walls. Attach the panels to brass tension poles that ex- Barkey Brothers Butchers Pickering - Scarboro Townline % 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 unday 294-0456 �DQ.GG 10 School 'N In Fashions From ¢ Heaiha�ll � - CHILDREN'S WEAR f II/FAWIS TO SIZE 14 Knitting Wools & Supplies Morningside Plaza PHONE 282-3034 West Hill Ratepayers Meet Tuesday Bay Ridges Ratepayers' Association will meet on Tues. Sept. 12th at the Sir John A. Macdonald Public School to hear council representatives tell its members about future residential dev- elopments in the area. A newsletter published by the Association on August 26th. detailed three different resolutions of Pickering Township Council which would allow more housing developments without accomp- anying industrial and commercial assessment. The Association has given briefs to Council pointing out the need for a 40yo industrial/ commercial building program in order to bring property taxes down. It is estimated that if there were a 40 per cent industrial/commercial assessment in Picker- ing, the present taxes of $588.50 a home as- sessed for $5000 would be reduced to $395.50 a savings per house of 192.00. Both southern ward councillors Chatten and Williams have opposed the resolutions at the Pickering Council meetings, but were outvoted by the rest of the Council. Knits Go To School Little girls, decked out in brightly colored creatively patterned cotton knits, head back to school for fall '67, reports the Canadian Cotton Council. Cotton knit fabrics explode in an aval- anche of hot, spicy colors like orange, shocking Pink and red, or cool it in shades of moss and forest green. New Interest in gen- erated in the military hues .... navy, olive and khaki .... which look snappy combined with clear reds, oranges and golds. Color is only part of the children's knit story .... texture and Pattern are it's count- erparts. Clever rib, twill and crochet de- signs, along with plaid stripes, dots and geo- metries, give these small -fry knits con- temporary limen- s ions. Children's wear de- signers make the most of the cotton knits, using them forA-lines flared and tented dresses, as well as sportier pantdresses and jumpers. tend from floor to ceiling. To fasten canvas to poles, use cotton cord laced through grom- met holes at a canvas awning shop. Besides forming a decorative 'wall' in your base- ment playroom. the canvas panels will hide storage and utility areas. They're removable for easy access. For playroom furniture, use lightweight dir- ectors' chairs. Paint the wooden chair frames and use canvas for seats and backs. Or, turn nail kegs in- to extra seats by painting them white and topping them with red canvas cushions for example. Electrolysis Permanent removal of superfluous hair Professionally done Reasonable rates 293-1525 Lots of decorative touches like belts..... placed high, low or right on target....but- tons and industrial zippers are added, en- hancing the great look of the new cotton 'kid knits.' Girls Looe This PRINTED PATTERN N AI 17A04 -C-_4_$ Summer and then comes school season — two stood rea- sons a girl needs a dress Pretty as this. See how gaily it swings out below the ring collar. Sew it in blends. Printed Pattern 4857: Girls' Sizes 6. 8. 10. 12, 14. Size 10 takes 2 yards 35 -inch. SIXTY-FIVE CENTS 165x) in coins (no stamps, please) for each pattern. Ontario residents add 34 sales tax. Print plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER. Seal order to ANNE ADAMS care of Wat- san Pudlis" Co. Ltd. -Pattern Dept.. 60 Front St.. West To- roth-. FALL'S NEW FASHIONS — see the best of the new styles for all sites in our new Fall. Winter Pattern Catalog. ret ine pattern free — just clip coupon in Catalog. Hurry. send 50r right now. Thurs. Sept. 7th, 1967 THE REPORTER Page 3 EEO EEN FOOD MARKET Hwy.2 Rouge Hills just east of Rouge Bridge AN&aOREd&AAn Strictly Fresh Grade A Medium Eggs lrourca +on 35c Fresh or Frozen while they last Chicken Wings Ib. 29c Cigarettes Carton of zoo $3.59 No. 1 Home Grown tasty field Tomatoes hebaske6 aping T9 Back to School Specials a, MARJORIE'S LADIES' WEAR Skirts Regular $3.98 to $12.98 Blouses Regular 2.98 to 9.00 �`'r"" Shoes Regular 2.99 to 4.99, Sw:;aters Regular 6.98 to 12.98 NOW 20% OFF ' DRESSES UP TO 50% OFF IGA Shopping Plaza 839-28AS Every Hour Fresh e/ Baked Goods - Baked on Premises Birthday Cakes Wedding Cakes Black Forest Cakes We Have The Lowest Weekly Egg Prices Bay Ridges Bakery IGA Shopping Plaza 839-3966 -ql &1& WIN Ost91 P1 us -ml West Rouge Plaza West Hill, Ontario High Fashion Fair :;Lyliag `Vr All Forms of Hair Beautv Nursery School Two courses offered -- 1. MON LESSOR! 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 * QUALIFIED STAFF BAY RIDGES MONTESSORI SCHOOL For further information please call: Mrs. Abraham, 839-5663 or 839-5818 Page 4 THE REPORTER Thurs. Sept. 7th, 1967 West Shore 500 Boys Expected Bowling The West Shore Bowling League will start on Thurs. Sept. 14th at 8.30 p.m. at the Rouge Hill Bowling Alleys. . Anyone interested in coming to join in on the fun -- should phone Dennis or Pauline Sherwin at 839-5698 or Art and Louise King at 839-4336. The date was or- iginally set for Sept. 7th, but was delayed until the 14th. In Pickering League The Pickering Township Hockey Association is expecting to have 500 boys playing in 40 teams this year. The big increase in participation is anticipated to result from the use of the new Ajax Arena for games rather than the one at Cannington. Officials point out, though, that the cost at Ajax to hold games will be more than twice what the fee has been in the past. However, they are confident that the youngsters will get much more vlue out of this new ar- will get much more value out of this new ar- rangement. The executive is looking for more coaches, managers, timekeepers and referees to handle the load this year. Information about this in- teresting part-time fun can be obtained from Pat Burns at 839-2833 or Walter Dunning 839-5565 or Ken Duff 839-2845. House league games are scheduled for Monday and Wednesday nights starting at 6 p.m. and on Sunday mornings till 2 p.m- Each player player will again be equipped with a sweater and all new goalie equipment will be provided. A 23 game schedule including playoffs is now in preparation. A breakdown of the player's fee of $15 is cal- culated to be only 54 cents per game. Registration dates have been set for Sept. 16th :3rd. and 30th to be held in three locations on teach day. \11 boys who were registered last season and _ceived the invitation letter are asked to con- : •I,:t treasurer. Jim King, as soon as possible. :;rvisions and age limits are as follows: I ykes:6 to 8 yrs; Novice: 8 tolOyrs; Pee Wee: to 12 yrs. Bantam: 12 to 14 yrs; Midgets: to 16 yrs. and Juvenile: 16 to 18 yrs. Let's Go r T:.. 1 tie association will be active in the O.M.H.A. 1i -,tar scheduled league games. or any other information a person should call :-n Buff at 839- 2845. At The 16 Lane ROUGE HILL rNf' West Rouge Plaza BOWL On Island Road West Hill Executive Party Rouge Hill Bowl, Sept. 7th. 8.00 p.m. FREE BOWLING & REFRESHMENTS Bring Wives & Children To A Gala Evening Of Fun YOUTH BOWLING —SAT. MORNING YOUNG ADULT LEAGUE —SUN. AFTERNOON (Contact George Newton 839-3383 or Toney Buck 282-1544) OPENINGS IN AFTERNOON LADIES' LEAGUES & EVENING MIXED LEAGUES Every Sat. Night 9-11.45 p.m. All You Can Bowl For $1.50 Bob Robinson, Mgr. Phone 282-5941 Taxes Concern Of Everyone—Ward "I have travelled a- cross the riding and knocked on doors in each area and taxes have been the main concern of everyone to whom I have spoken," said Ontario South Liberal Candidate Al - bon Ward this week. Mr. Ward was re- porting on the prog- ress of his campaign to a meeting of party workers. Mr. Ward said, "that the people want relief from oppressive tax- ation and I am happy to say that this has been the number one plank in our campaign since last January. Our pledge to assume 80°jo of the educational costs is the only ans- wer to the problem. I am certain the Smith Report will vindicate our position% he said. 'The - 'you've never had it so good' --cam- paign being mounted by the Conservative, is made ludicrous in light of the problems that confront the people of Pickering and Whitby townships. Many farmers are finding it more and more diffi- cult to make a living. They are unable to compete for labour. They cannot afford They cannot afford the expensive machin- ery without going into huge debt. The milk base very often res- tricts their income. Many farmers are concerned too about the loss of some of the best farm land inCan- ada by the sale of ten acre lots,' declared the candidate. Mr. Ward continued by saying, 'hundreds of w,-.rkers in our area have been seriously affected by the rash of strikes. They want legislation that will make their livelihood more secure.' 'The dismay of countless homeowners Is that their taxes have doubled and even trip- led with no additional services or recreation facilities.' "These are bread and butter issues', Mr. Ward said, 'and the efforts of the Robart's Government to pacify us by appointing a commission orinitiat- Ing a study are unac- ceptable." 'Only a government West Shore Cubs -Scouts Anyone interested in helping out the Cubs or Scouts and being o: assistance at the meetings, should con- tact George Milburn at 839-1564, Mrs. Jer- vis at 839-4216 or Mrs Bell at 839-2408. West Rouge Ladies' Club There will be a meet- ing of West Rouge Lad- ies' Club on Thurs., Sept. 14th at 8.30 pm. sharp at West Rouge Public School. All interested ladies please attend. as arrogant as this Conservative Govern- ment in Ontario would electioneer with public funds through this phony 'Buy Canadian' campaign. Those ads have cost half -a -mil- lion dollars. Justthink Mr. Ward added, what a nice arena Picker- ing township could have for that amount of money." iAq Lillan Cross School of Dancing classes held in the oly Redeemer School Auditorium Liverpool Road, Bay Ridges Classes Commencing Sept. 16th e Ballet a Tap • Modern Jazz e Baton Twirling Registration Days Sept. 7th & 8th at 858 Naroch Blvd. Phone Lilian Cross 839-1840 For your HEATING -- EAVESTROUGHING -- SHEET METAL needs A. (Toro ►) scHLoMBs 282-0550 after 5 p.m. * Wide selection of pipes, fittings, elbows and registers in stock. W19'0,- Ductwork made up. We supply or install. Mi BUT SWUM 11... 839-3511 "C01lLETE KUM CIATUK, 1 F ul l y Air Conditioned) CrestHARDWARE COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSEHOLD i BUILDERS HARDWARE GARDEN SUPPLIES ELECTRIC APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE SAY MDGRS ►LAZA, RAY RID045 TRE/MDNE 839-3131 W. 0. BENNETT General Insurance FOR THE BEST IN ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE 942-4155 TRMPNC** 9424WS On Nob" r a. 2, one MNe Ee.. of Pkbw j NU WAY RUG CENT 54 ChwPO. err.. 72&rel (T Complete line of Broadloom eon Drapes Hoover Agent Mou Modern &W Clesaing Pfewt 15% Discount on pll School Supplies Nioe!f SCHOOL ' O SUPPLIES Paragon Office Equipment 4411 Kingston Rd.at Lawrence 262-4753 Thurs. 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Yoaee StresL MONEY S APPLES --a selscYlos of *acing ar Used fmrnlunre, eookus varktles. Open "ay picture frames, s. week-mads, Apple military objects. glass. tames, sJi- Acres Orchard west d Highway -r, gold . brass topper, colors, 48. sours at Slses Ave. imp prtcea paid. d BABY CRIB -:-Mauro".c.L 282-5604 brand new. 323- Cash . Carry. 3369 Yaw St-, HU.8-7%1_ WANTED, - Any type � YOU would fake to damns, fr+o pci_Aw CONTto Clothes an dlsertbumsd-31scrose apartment. Frig.. sus-. washer Camadm to the low Incomegroups. M04 dryer. Also many other such as welfare, Uoempla -artidaa. 293 AV.--- - Orphan. etc. 533-0052. BUNK BEDS. Red h: . 36-. - - brand taw Spring f twae- tresses, ass. Cash i Carry. 3368 'PETS Yoaee StrssL HU.6-791L -------------------------- 1963 VOLKSWAGEN DE111XE and 27 w Y Frigidaire Debate Shows. CHESTERFIELD SUITE, Scaed- ta:la4 brand new. W. Cash 6 Carry. SMS Yong* St. M.8 -7911- --------- 1965 U.8-7911.1965 HONDA S90; black, excellent condition- lust bad, scant tune - rep. $225 or best fifer- 282-478L 1966 SUZUKI 53. Excellent con- dition. Moet sell- US& 7414823. '63 JA W A, 125 cc- Beat offer- 293- 0560. New And Used Solea - Rentals - Repairs Adding Machines - Furniture R. W. Dee Co. 4248 Sheppard E. 291-3301 SWEET CORN for freezer and corn roasts. 293-6403. - DWETTE SUITE =_-6-pieces wal x35. Compressor, table pg -saw, best offer. 282-0319. ---- ------------------------- CLOTHING In good condition.Sizes 7. 12 k 16. Cows, dresses and sults. Cheap- RU3-1629. 21 eu. fL FREEZER, like new. $250. 293-35U. BABY CARRIAGE, Thlstk, hard body excellent condition, 757- 9413. PIANO upri-ht, walnut, weU cued for• -good condition. 644-0939-- 5 to7pm. OVERHEAD garage door 8'-:-7' 911 hardware $25; Crib converts 10 youth's bed. New mattress $15. Pull - down fixture for dining -room- 284_-53--------------- FOX TERRIER type. bealthy. 13 months, male, warn food homy. Prager with boys. u99-8853 KITTENS, 9 weeks, free to good home. %Ily tralmed. 284-3635- W ANTED, good home, for l0 month add Labrador Rotrelver, spaysd, -very friendly, -call 284-4079. - C HIL U AHUA pups, 2 black and 2 beige, 6 weeks old, 1 beige 8 intones. registered. 261-2332 WANTEO -- Complete tkbers of small healthy cross -breed pup- pies or pure brads. Walter*' Pat Centre non lozated at Golden Mile Plaza, 1840 Egllrdon Ave. East. Phone 759-3304 or 447- 904. ------------------------------ BOARDING for dogs and cots, Briandchris Kennels, Kennedy-- Hwy. 7, 2974569. Dogs Boarded Individual 6' x 20' shaded sinus. All breeds. Reasonable rates- Ro- Shan Kennels Reg'd, Labrador Retrievers, 416-649-5336. POODLES, registered, black mile or female. 261-5896. ------------------------------- BOARDING, Maple Hill's modern kennel, Individual res. Finch - Fleenor Rd. AT. 2-271L ------------------------------ 5 KITTENS, 6 weeks old, free to good home. 284-4930. RIDE WANTED RIDE WANTED from Finch and Kennedy to Bay and Bloor; ar- riving 8.30 am„ leaving 4.30 p.m. y - Friday. 293-8863. FEMALE HELP WANTED ,FEMALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED �isAaix/i1r.:{+�.+r.?::?:r:;•::•:?-::•:••.•:::::??..::.rfrrrrrrr!crur..•::•:;�.::fi'?%:r :;::::;?:r:;+::� .: •r: ::: .: .:::::::r:::::. PART TIME .Prestige Drug Store require FEMALE HELP 0 CASHIERS • COSMETICIANS Experienced Preferred - Hours To ({e Arranged CALL - SAFEGUARD DRUGS 2555 Victoria Park 455-2031 BABYSITTER, mature woman babysit my home, 3 days weekly. 2 pre achoolers, Bridlewood. Call after 6 p. -m. 293 -8839------------------------ ----- QUALIFIED NURSERY school teacher. Experienced. Box 23, /--[-court.-------------------- ASSISTANT for nursery school, must be food of children. Box 23, -Agincaurt- ---- DRY CLEANING plant needs ex- perienced help. Scarboro area Perin mont posliam. Good salary. ---� ----------- --- - --- ------ FEMALE factory help wanted. Ap- ply 50 Raleigh Ave., Birchmost and Dadarth Mstriu, Scar - locos -b or pbome 767--1221----M BABYSITTER, r*UWa woman. Morwlsgaide h Lawrence aunt Days 282-5518. SWITCHBOARD RECEPTIONIST Attractive yot.t- woman for typing aid general office docies. Exper- ismew proem red. One Mwo area 443-6941 Attractive 6o-6etter 6ids 18-43 to make away above average in- come in slamwas profession, Try part-time to start. FuUtrafa- Far �--- CAU AX3-6849 Wit 6 Fri atter 6. Girl Friday Experienced typlmt 6 bootki for I girl sales office. Exa working conditions 6 notary. Lloyds Laboratories Altana Rd. 6 Kingston Rd-, ouge Hills 282-5787 Hairdresser Experienced. full time. Good Wages i COmmisfiar For West Hill Area. 282-8881 Junior Bookkeeper Familiar With Accounts Receivable i Accounts Payable. Machine Posting Experience Helpful. Dew Mills Area. Apply: NOTTINGHAM SUPPLY i PAPERCRAFT LTD. 429-2950 Harnischfeger Corp. Of Canada Ltd. Requires An Experienced Switchboard Telex Receptionist Apply 1s! Person 170 Midwest Road. Scarborough or Phone 751-3500 For Appointment MATURE WOMEN to Delp with small children W day nursery. Full time at part time. Call any- tlme iii -5663. NURSING ASSISTANT 4 dta n g room help regrsred for Senior Citizens' hone in Agincourt arra Phase 293-924L Moossy through Friday. 9 am. - 3 p,m- w7MEN wanted to pinfeather mr- keys 2 days a week. No exper- MATURE reliable wonbei wanted ience necessary. Transportation for babysitting i bom!-ataking- provided if necessary. Phone 924-5453.- 293-4976. INSURANCE DOMESTIC HELP WANTED For All Kinds of INSURANCE Call C.MorganHenr! 2660 MIDLAND AVE Agincourt AX.3-4194 AUTO, FIRE, LIFE insuraicewtth Co -Operators insurance Assoc - lotion (Guelph). Call Eric Bard - eau 291-2277. 6 Ross Ave. Agin- court. AUTO INSURANCE DUE? Shop and compare before you renew. Lowest rates, 1/4 yearly pre- miums. Phone for quotation.282- 8806. W. Herman Insurance Ag- 4ancy. 'OR ALL Insurance. A discount to householders. Apartment dwel- lers special. Budget terms on alto lnaurance. Call M. J. Bernaske. 267-7674. CLEANING LADY one day a week, Good wages. Mustbe dependable. 284-5187. .... ........ AUCTIONEER Ken & Clarke Prentice Licensed Auctioneers Markham R.R. #t2 294-2419 640-3686 Triple AAA Auctions Free Pick uP of your antiques, household goods, anything and everything of value. Placeyour goods where the biggest $ 33 are. Jendon Sales 6032 Kingston Rd. 282-5604 282-0523 MALE HELP WANTED SECURITY GUARDS Moture Mon Preferably 45 Upwards Required In All Areas Of Metro Toronto, Particularly Scarborough, Thornhill And Aurora For Permanent Employment by PINKERTON'S No Experience Necessary -Training Given -Fringe Benefits -Height 5'8" Upwards Physically Fit -Clear Police Record. APPLY IN PERSON DAILY AT 15 TORONTO ST. -9TH FLOOR PERMANENT HELP warded by Canada's mM automated car wash, Cadillac Auto Wash, 3430 Lawrence East. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Visit our Agincourt office at 4053 Sheppard Ave. E. No previous es- perience necessary. We have full time professional instruction, src- retArial services provided, P.S.I • loss d income and pension . bene- flts aatlabie, currentcom """ rues. numbers ad the loromo, York Covey and Oshawa Meal Fo- tate 11-2res National Corporation requires Sales Representatives for ScarborowgA ares, starting sal- ary m36,600 pits incentive booms, groes UL500 in 3 genre. complete group coverage. esceLent pennant plaw age limited 27.40. Our org- aaftmwm kaaw0 of this advertise- ment. Reply In Confidence, Full Details By Phone, 755-6775 SALES HELP WANTED MALE aoat•±etvootoot:•::.;•= ::::::: � :•::::•r: � >:;rs:r: GOOD NEWS for older msm- Real Opportunity for a profitable Raw - leigb Inde na" to Richmond Hill and Tornado. write Rawielgb. Dept- 1-110-90.1. 4006 RicbmLew SL. SL Henry. Montreal. EMPLOYMENT WANTED WINDOW CLEANING 6 odd jobs. very reasonable. 447- 8225 or 465-5304 after 5 pm, MAN WITH 3/4 ton truck, will do ama11 moves, odd jobs. evegs, e weekends. hourly of net rue. 291. ----3837------------ -------- RUG CLEANING SPECIAL -- Broadloom cleaned tui% per a4. ft- Any 9 x 12 rug $5.99. 691-4044 after S pm, 80 PER S(1. FT. Carpet or Broad- loom- Professional .lob in own home or take out. Guaranteed - satisfaction. 444-3456. ------------------------- EUROPEAN BAKER. all around man, top wages. 5 days per week. Married man preferred. Apply in person, Bay Ridges Bakery. IGA Shopping Centre. or call 839-3966--- ---------- -- 1 AM LOOKING FOR A MAN Capable of earning $20,000 - $30, 000 amuaLly. Fantastic financial opporodty d you quality. Must have manage ment ability. IFur a personal codidemial later- view, writs P.O. Box 27. Agin z HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE .------o4v- HELP! 1 ant in a fast gruwimg bwfiness and need help. C yow haveleader- ship ability and would like to earn our money• pease me for an au- mrvlew Wed, or FrL atter 6 pm. AX.3-6949. Hairstylist Male or Female Experienced only. For Scar- borough salon. Immediately. 3-00 weekly. Shampoo Girl xperienced. Immediately --160. weekly 1 266-2441 Apple Pickers Full or Part time Commencing approximately Sept 20[6. APPLE ACRES ORCHARD West side Hwy. 48 South of Steele& Avenue Telephone: 293-2188 HAIRDRESSER. good position for the right person, call 284-132L WANTED Apple Pickers For Sept. IA (Adults Unlv) Holmeswood Orchard Finch Ave. E. (At Morningside) Scarboro 282.8232 •::h+G0.\+'++wh+�:J:i??ii:4? Y?•:+-.:::.-r.}}'•}::•:•i: � : :•:{.+:.:•i:-:•} :•: -•::::{•:i•::•::•:•i}:•}:•}:•}::?•}:•::+:•• . PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING 36 Years Experience Letterpress & LithograpTtic Printing, Bronzing, Embossing, Die Cutting,Typesetting(Monotype da Linotype( No Order Too Large or Too Small Free Estimate - Fast a leery METRO GRAPHICS CO. 1710 W&W Ate. (UM 41 ScAwe* PHONE 759-3134 751-6219 '• ate- aa'..«.' r« Js.1.e Page 6 THE REPORTER Thurs. Sept. 7th, 1967 Second CLASSIFIED Page as REAL ESTATE PROPERTIES FOR SALE PROPERTIES FOR SALE PROPERTIES FOR SALE ROOM & BOARD ,................,: \•:}}.\.'.'.!7.�\':h3�.+....:.:;:::::::t: :•:.1'a�.tiS'� .'.'!a,Q1C0Li0004�\�?o'.':.•.fiti : ..........................{:•. Featuring the Mom ALL M. A.S.K. Commw mu 1.IST- ,lam U�yMR o PROPER WIT[ YOrR 11[EO w111Q1 MUST BESOLDI $31.900. Lovely 4 -bedroom home excellent area beside a lovely green be, great for children. L iving and dining room with doors to rear patio. Modern kitchen with door to side patio, 2 bath- rooms one with vanity, attached garage. Largs well landscaped treed lot_Call Mrs. Jarman 266- 7731; 282-3158. CEDARBRAE SOUTH $24.400. very dean 4 -bedroom bungalow. Large kitchen Holly - wow. including good breakfast area. 2nd bathroom downstairs With shower completely tiled. Rec. room 16' a 14' with raised floor. Separate furnace for down - stairs nicely landscaped la with large trees at rear at property. Paved drive. Goddfinaneig. Call Reg. 11vnoct 266-7731 or home _->3. EGLINTON b BELLAMY $23.900. How would yae like to Wry a hoose that will help pay for [[self. This solid brick bunga- low has a finished basement a- partment. with kitchen. It" room 4 bedroom. There are also 3 bedrooms upstairs. Close to schools. s4inopprsg, public s traa- portation 'OD' transit. To see this bone call D. Mickey or C. Hrern 266-"'31 BELLAMY-ELLESMERE $15.000 down. Detorted in an exceptional master this large 4• bedr-+.m spit kneel has a mort- `agc ,4 6 7/0%, bruadlaomed llywtg room is a bright 23' it 13', overlooking lovely park. Faintly room is cumpleady panelled with bat sed wzishrixem. This 2 year *Ad home is prdeesicatuy lead - scalped and truly eeaaational •aloe For appointrnentmtwepect call Miss Al. 206---31. REENWOOD At DUNDA $3.000 down. Newly decorated, 3 bedroom, separate dining roots large kitchen. Horne has new bash A" new street hardwood flows lesaned"Ne posses- sionl Close to transportation. C all Dave Douse r 266- "A. *PON WVEUOMM UNTIL 14 PAL 1IM edfsaes Again= [ar r egtatfsn nese. scAwwewareN� Bowles & Cocks Limited &&=New Tears Mr Ktft" Mara PRIVATE SALE -- 5 moat brick hragabw In Osbaws. Er-e11emt cood11t $30000 down. $1700 ,9 full price. CALL 729-0712 or write R. Junker. 6/10 Athol E. Osameas Agincourt SpaGotts cwntoin 1asYt 9 room hoose as once realities" street. 5 bedrooms. 2 4-psece bathrooms; doge to all recreational faciL hes public s high schools. Lot size 80' x tar. Broadloom included 339.500. Principals only. write to Box s', rbe New:. Agincourt. MOVING MOVING. Large or small, anytime. Very reasonable. insured. Also yards and basements cleaned. Bid's Cartage, phone 691-6441. ------------------------------ A-1 CARTAGE or Moving. i or 2 men available. Experiencedantl careful. Joe's Cartage. Licensed -« insured. 284-5662. LOOK $16,40 Fell Price 3 UW BMINiies TWIN b~bm, large kitchen SWISS full mice. Detached bore a- Zlh bullt-in sf v- i own, 3 rrve las, sfegwM I resat and hesreeem. 4-ple. "led baht. full fem* kflcttmn: ~O�aarr he~ baserrm 1 with finishes rec. mint with walk -out. Doubts room. Carries $119 monthly incl. ace arts let 1.INawatsdlala taxes. Mr. watts, 919-1134. m essession. Only t3,M1 deem, car - ;16,N/ Fill) hitt ries Imw, $130 rttoNdrdr. Mr. sNrmR, 40!-1134. nto s6ld sows, carries 1126Oridt including tanbrick i-ster+ev $3.W 118W 4 ABdfteam sidii charier with soft deers hanging. Fainting, residential i fa garden. 3 lame bedresns, over - f11IN full Prim. $MM brick 1r1 sin kitchen. a real fwnRv hence. level. Lar'!, HmtvwuW dvb thele - Mrs. brown, Nt-/131. en. -W WW living Noun, 4 9lrirst, fll.lM Fell hitt waN4le=0 MsrMnrar � Mr.«f , Flip 01i , sw tEAUT1FUL bevel sb/Ies buomw SW "kit fur Lea? law, larva kitchen, bromdmmwad hells arts bed rowe. I voce. SVJW 4*odmmm ..ath.d hack- bsRh and extra 2 -Me. weshrasn. 9101". All bulk s On One WWW. arse a dot far Das. DasMe ver- 2 bNhs. Inane kifclnwt. Leeshi age and mrlve/s drive. slew. lmdwaowA: stern front: saellees frfdes, wither aoPhesr Inckeded. LM cordnton. flurry for IMs area. As all s 1!'. lwom dlete msasaseta,, low as 93-01 hewn. Mr. Plank. Mr. son. w+ -n3/. AMI134- s17,M Fell hitt $18,lM Fd Price down, Slr mer menet kl. UAW down. Twin 2-sfsnev sells errs. Mea Imve madam klachw brick haoasow with 4 bedrmwes, owkwed with huil►iu swtre sed large kltetneet and rug oerMvab► own. Seecieus Ifvlr,s rose". 3 talcs {shod lessee me . Carries 919 bedrome 4.ece. Meed ballet; Pull base M4 a wfth 17 s 1r nenteenv mm"hly I1ckedis taxes. Mrs. Fleldhoi es. 014734. beneled rec. ran". Pr1vNe drive, 09-1134 l ww'T tot. far. Slake, Ww Nu Bonk GYA gill darn: steld be detached $"AN W. Seransw 440dr'eon dNhe ached htrrea , with capon. burven, w, ear t1*111N lid kit. Iss" ed 1hrine ream, ttos/sae Cham alaw"ine herdwesd 19wyaltt kitChef has buiM-In slave. Ove" wall-Worell breeds M In e mMoo Md dijrnod - . Orta &=w. vanMy bedisorn PwlessiadtN f9etishad bent Mus eel 3ace, walw_rll roc room with br. Private oevd Pretaeelwwfh Weiiii ceded Ie/. Mr. drAra. Inwrrra dissesesesisn. Car- (iredwell. 10!11134. rise $17S m ovelMv Incl. tah - Wn fYM price. 4w � YN Cat Afieldfor Mnka ler llm* Mn SPACIOUS furan swore on le"U"ful treed Iuf w+1h ssro"m4rp SIIAW full mutes. Srmem house MM alW they IneNetgd caares. "sada melds twwow. watt need I,nmtaautmlo homes. 2 bwwov8w6 Sewer : Let R1' x Mr. Carries larme kilki et. Mow extras. Fun n,arrhry Mr SreranivU&Mwith Mk. lin ad"" Ind sFwbn. dq-l"& hares k4rated [oat M an be '" "'" .,...COMMUTER Meets am are ",- bogie Clean 1. p`peasaar�.�.e te•. A GOOD WAY TO M Oewlile�Ind.c+�iese� Phone 699-1134 P. M. A. Realtor Ltd. PROPERTIES WANTED .............. Professional Directory ..........:•:ti •:4:{•:{�L4!C:fi •?l+:P^CLy6o{UN ROOM h BOARD for workingmen. Bay Ridges area. 839-4861. -- -- HOUSES TO LET EAST END, 2-3 bedroom house, reliable family, urgent 463-3061 ACCOMMODATION WANTED WE NEED 2-3 Bedroom Mome To Rant In Agincourt Or Scarborough 4 Adults - References Before Sept. 30th. 291-2370 SERVICES ------------------------------ Never Wax Hardwood Again 1 Treatment regime screeches, stales and lasts months. llvtrgrooeq disease. Ix x 1onl $14.49. Old floor stay Ifke new. Wrlttea guaramtee. Caston" Floor Care --444-3436. ------------------------------- .... ................:R`.... COTTAGES TO RENT EXPO COTrAt,E for rest. Fers- Im.'hed.- sleeps 6. SX 284«5020. a:.,::.::..:.....- ACCOMMODATION FOR RENT atRCHMOUNT-LAWKENCE, sew large duplex 3 bedroo4nm. bal- easy. garotte. 2 minutes 0o TTC $110 m y swat and bydro�adWrs mely.-759 4249. NEST HELL-.1rom2 to share with other matt. Boars 01"ofteL, g Ug Of swinsditg pool. TV and"" reacsoe roses. Cat ememmnal- 212-965L BED SrrT[4G ROOM for rent Is plat hame for teacher or bracers lady. Kingston Rd. a Lawrence Ave. 292 -St" e0 6. ------------------ Building Lot , Wanted Prevent party regAtrea reeldenaal 1laildirng to at feast stay bet wide. Agincourt district Photr 293- 4973 or write Box 'M'. The News. Aglncwrt. Pries are at an all time highl SELL NOW! Call 698-7172 N. Foster 8 Sons Realtors ltd. established 1923 PAINTING Se DECORATING •667L+r�•h }t!'S}}!!! •1::.11•:::.•. '1DDDba6ttOd6W69: c•••,....... •. R EPA4RS EXPERT WATCH repAlrs by cer- tified European Watch Beakers, aell cork guaranteed. /HLAZ JOIN - East. oilers. 2377 Eglur fat Kennedy) PL 9-d3S1 Painting & Decorating Shoppers Hose Contra 2958 Danforth Ave. 699-7520 immediate service - open 9 to 9 Metro Licence F 360 a LAWYERS Emest Johnson Barrister-Seliciter 090 Sheppard Ave. E. AGINCOURT AN 3 *Mi mss no 7 12%5 Freeman,Miller and Draper Barristers i Solicitors AS-,..,, OKC. 4028 Sheppard Ave. East AN 3 4213 T.,*-. Off,c • 33 Bloor St. East WA.3-2418 OPTOMETRISTS FRANK ARRIGO R.O OPTOMETRIST Sas 1Gtled TOM AVE E Mows 9 as. ,. 5 43 P. 425-6595 425-6580 CHIROPRACTORS James A. Price D.C. CHIROPRACTOR 2351 Kennedy Road (,,pp Tam O'Shanten 4560 Kingston Road least of West Hill Pub.sctoull 284-1321 293-4295 LAWYERS ENFIELD KIMBERLEY & HEMMIERICK Barristers i Solicitors 80 King St. W. 366-4655 I ACCOUNTANTS ErnestWHunter & Son CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 219 DANFORTH AVE TORONTO 6 Phone 466-0091 OPTICIANS SCARBORO OPTICAL 2392 fetiw oo A" F Kewhma. Rase of Ksnwedr a., 759 9731 mss 759 0211 A.R. UPFOLD. OPTiaAN Oac,or', Prescr.•ewws 0,164 Cn Focr Ism.. S.. Glesws lags." Me.r■ Men T.s, th.r, 9 6 Wed Fr. 9 9 Sar 9 S NURSING HOMES MOTOR CARS ry.'•}:}:•i:•:•:?b:•};.:.;.v:;:ii::::•r:. �.::r. .....%r000{•�4W.+NYJ9P9fYlIJW.'1000QOONY.%4060076b ROSEBANK CONVALESCENT HOME LTD. Private and Semi - accommodation for chronically Ill. R.N. supervision 24-hour Thls has a et tae. 1963 nursing care. Excellent meals. 284-1628 (tf). -- Chrysler 2 dr., blue Wic 285029 ---------------------------- Full price $1.333. Case history supplied. HERITAGE FORD SALES REST HOMES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 ACCOMMDDATION for ladies In ARG O Ocomfortable home -like arnos- re. .N. supervision. Phos 7735.• --------------------------- asurace Apure •::•r:•:::•x•:;:•:..........•:•::>%.xtw000rt elhrs feat serwice, speciel MOTOR CARS St rates end bedget terms TRUCKS WANTED far assigned risk or ------------ 4 regeler eMlicawts. SCRAP cars weixed - 465-9539. 293-8261 SCRAP CARS It TRUCKS. top dol- lar[ 1 -hr. pick -up any time. 465-92%. ..::,...:::::.::�-�.<.:..�:_:r�::-N:.:.:::::;::�:�:•: Ripley, Ont. MOTOR CARS You'll never Ihetk.e the emdlrlo. at this am. 1965 Plymouth 4 -speed :c.,."x`.,�c•+..:%:.wc:c:; Lic. 213755. TNT Sale Priced. Came history supplied. HERITAGE FORD SALES Yorkville You'll have so traffic problems is this ase. 1964 Faiciia. Full price $777. Lic. J62755. Case history suppethed- HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261.3311 CAR WSURANCE at substantial savings for careful drivers,um- der 23 T3 qualfry. pbaos 284- 1792. Holland Marsh Yai U really dig chi ace. 63 Zephyr. Lie- 117379. Full price $777. Case Must" SeWled. HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 '54 V'OLILSINAGM good machine- Ical cordf[ide. good body, very reasonable. 139- 2706. Huntsville, Ont. This Isski-slope white. 19M Fasd atetoesatic 6. Llc1900 TNT sale /zsced Case history sttppLld HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311• 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 Oakville, Ont. Yos'll be same In afford d" ass. 1964 Envoy m edam. $SSS full price. Lille. 261739. Came history supplied HERITAGF FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 1169 MW 1000, hard lisp IN goad ewmm. condltlom. pbe sole spare pacts. $75. Almo4wo6.70- IS tires as .e.els. $A01 299 - SW a 1 4. Jordan, Ont. You can't pains over the one. 1965 Rambler Amb mmysr TNT Sells Priced Lie- L801i Cane woory m appiied HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kimeston Rd. 261-3311 Waterloo "Is to a satall General Idoaore pttsercc 1184 Chary IL Shwa Cm history Lit M096 HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 FREE GREASE JOBS With Oil Change Esaert rapetrs to all makes d corm ley Ucs " mneMNc Alma rr- pelre to INmoesRlt Tranamimn/osa, COURTESY CARS 24 HOUR SERVICE Claus Texaco Service 6000 Kingston Rd. 284-7041 284-7041 Newcastle This will keep you warm in the -iter. 60 Pontiac auto. 6. Lic- 2&47L Full price $444. Case him - Nary supplied. HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 Ajax Your troubles will go doers the drills. 1966 CWvroin beiraop, Fully equipped. TNT Sale Priced Lic 52930K. Case binary whpplld HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 Economy Specials t3660MC-.1.1-:-::-5. t.: -»ow-- :-: ave::::-:".:::- PAIN CINU, decorating 6 general gallon, balance affaetory-arratlty repairs. work guaranteed 282- PERSONAL8660. ------------------------------ 51195 SCOTCH decorator, guaranteed i+w-:ac:a,ac,!v�cao-x�ti::>.++::xv.tG:::�:::'v:rx•: paperhanging. painting. Gavin COX. 9 -ago. LADIES NEED YOUR Door. walls. ----------------------------- wiodowsdeaner? You'll have the DONE IMMEDIATELY, Paper- ilebteat, brightest floors you've hanging. Fainting, residential i ever raced Satisfaction guaran- Industrial. Free estimates, Med. H. C4xifelewsik1 PL.5-9858. UX 8-3848. •667L+r�•h }t!'S}}!!! •1::.11•:::.•. '1DDDba6ttOd6W69: c•••,....... •. R EPA4RS EXPERT WATCH repAlrs by cer- tified European Watch Beakers, aell cork guaranteed. /HLAZ JOIN - East. oilers. 2377 Eglur fat Kennedy) PL 9-d3S1 Painting & Decorating Shoppers Hose Contra 2958 Danforth Ave. 699-7520 immediate service - open 9 to 9 Metro Licence F 360 a LAWYERS Emest Johnson Barrister-Seliciter 090 Sheppard Ave. E. AGINCOURT AN 3 *Mi mss no 7 12%5 Freeman,Miller and Draper Barristers i Solicitors AS-,..,, OKC. 4028 Sheppard Ave. East AN 3 4213 T.,*-. Off,c • 33 Bloor St. East WA.3-2418 OPTOMETRISTS FRANK ARRIGO R.O OPTOMETRIST Sas 1Gtled TOM AVE E Mows 9 as. ,. 5 43 P. 425-6595 425-6580 CHIROPRACTORS James A. Price D.C. CHIROPRACTOR 2351 Kennedy Road (,,pp Tam O'Shanten 4560 Kingston Road least of West Hill Pub.sctoull 284-1321 293-4295 LAWYERS ENFIELD KIMBERLEY & HEMMIERICK Barristers i Solicitors 80 King St. W. 366-4655 I ACCOUNTANTS ErnestWHunter & Son CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 219 DANFORTH AVE TORONTO 6 Phone 466-0091 OPTICIANS SCARBORO OPTICAL 2392 fetiw oo A" F Kewhma. Rase of Ksnwedr a., 759 9731 mss 759 0211 A.R. UPFOLD. OPTiaAN Oac,or', Prescr.•ewws 0,164 Cn Focr Ism.. S.. Glesws lags." Me.r■ Men T.s, th.r, 9 6 Wed Fr. 9 9 Sar 9 S NURSING HOMES MOTOR CARS ry.'•}:}:•i:•:•:?b:•};.:.;.v:;:ii::::•r:. �.::r. .....%r000{•�4W.+NYJ9P9fYlIJW.'1000QOONY.%4060076b ROSEBANK CONVALESCENT HOME LTD. Private and Semi - accommodation for chronically Ill. R.N. supervision 24-hour Thls has a et tae. 1963 nursing care. Excellent meals. 284-1628 (tf). -- Chrysler 2 dr., blue Wic 285029 ---------------------------- Full price $1.333. Case history supplied. HERITAGE FORD SALES REST HOMES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 ACCOMMDDATION for ladies In ARG O Ocomfortable home -like arnos- re. .N. supervision. Phos 7735.• --------------------------- asurace Apure •::•r:•:::•x•:;:•:..........•:•::>%.xtw000rt elhrs feat serwice, speciel MOTOR CARS St rates end bedget terms TRUCKS WANTED far assigned risk or ------------ 4 regeler eMlicawts. SCRAP cars weixed - 465-9539. 293-8261 SCRAP CARS It TRUCKS. top dol- lar[ 1 -hr. pick -up any time. 465-92%. ..::,...:::::.::�-�.<.:..�:_:r�::-N:.:.:::::;::�:�:•: Ripley, Ont. MOTOR CARS You'll never Ihetk.e the emdlrlo. at this am. 1965 Plymouth 4 -speed :c.,."x`.,�c•+..:%:.wc:c:; Lic. 213755. TNT Sale Priced. Came history supplied. HERITAGE FORD SALES Yorkville You'll have so traffic problems is this ase. 1964 Faiciia. Full price $777. Lic. J62755. Case history suppethed- HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261.3311 CAR WSURANCE at substantial savings for careful drivers,um- der 23 T3 qualfry. pbaos 284- 1792. Holland Marsh Yai U really dig chi ace. 63 Zephyr. Lie- 117379. Full price $777. Case Must" SeWled. HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 '54 V'OLILSINAGM good machine- Ical cordf[ide. good body, very reasonable. 139- 2706. Huntsville, Ont. This Isski-slope white. 19M Fasd atetoesatic 6. Llc1900 TNT sale /zsced Case history sttppLld HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311• 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 Oakville, Ont. Yos'll be same In afford d" ass. 1964 Envoy m edam. $SSS full price. Lille. 261739. Came history supplied HERITAGF FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 1169 MW 1000, hard lisp IN goad ewmm. condltlom. pbe sole spare pacts. $75. Almo4wo6.70- IS tires as .e.els. $A01 299 - SW a 1 4. Jordan, Ont. You can't pains over the one. 1965 Rambler Amb mmysr TNT Sells Priced Lie- L801i Cane woory m appiied HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kimeston Rd. 261-3311 Waterloo "Is to a satall General Idoaore pttsercc 1184 Chary IL Shwa Cm history Lit M096 HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 FREE GREASE JOBS With Oil Change Esaert rapetrs to all makes d corm ley Ucs " mneMNc Alma rr- pelre to INmoesRlt Tranamimn/osa, COURTESY CARS 24 HOUR SERVICE Claus Texaco Service 6000 Kingston Rd. 284-7041 284-7041 Newcastle This will keep you warm in the -iter. 60 Pontiac auto. 6. Lic- 2&47L Full price $444. Case him - Nary supplied. HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 Ajax Your troubles will go doers the drills. 1966 CWvroin beiraop, Fully equipped. TNT Sale Priced Lic 52930K. Case binary whpplld HERITAGE FORD SALES 2660 Kingston Rd. 261-3311 Economy Specials 1967 FLAT 850 Sed- 40 miles per 1967 AUSTW 1100 dtmooarm- gallon, balance affaetory-arratlty blue with blue interior, balance of Lic. J64653. warranty. Lie 362773- 51195 $1495 1966 AUSTIN 1100 white with red 1965 AUS -1111 LIM 1 owner, dark interior. License J703N. grecs. Lit 299670. $1195 $895 1964 MG MOD Sodas, twin Garbe. disc brakes. Lie. 292793. $895 1964 MORRIS oxford station wagon, automatic trangailsaaos. Lleeame X 74934. $895 All these units have been checked over in our workshop and carry a 30 dayj SO/SO pars and labour guarantee. WARD BROS. MOTORS KENNEDY RD., UNIONVILLE 297-2400 Agents For Austin, MG, Rover, And Land Rover Third Page • CLASSIFIED ADS RYr:=$:: {:r:•:OX::•r w.4.w...v............... J•i:???{•'r.? :?•::i:•ii:?. rr vi Jr/.?�S7YWf.•:^:??. =:?v: Fr: •i::: }:•;.'r•: •i}i':i: r: {rr'r. i-{�f.?err rL?•: HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT FOR RENT xt REMODEL CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD 74 O Mr 0 2CAMIDUGH 'eg• 1940p, e Caw- a lah6 ea U" • Hadi« •"-'~ i ee e n•ktga Sre+.etra tit T s L. • M106B iv MAO UCOM Ma. E40 CALL 757-4107 FOR FREE ESTIMATES 757-3181 OR CALL ANYTIME 782-5567 REC R!X*,tS. general repairs, reasonsbie. many years esper- $eaee. Pbooe 282-92x4 or 266- $427. ova Y M anmtss.ak..tc rata wtaa suras .rte ar- «.aen.m ....sten rsarrrw ansawa SROog ROBINSON hfidl,;:"A.m. 759 -iii S EER HUM and.S.T. POWELL HIGHLAND CREEK 9R9 . �53n CARPORTS PATIOS FENCES Recro time rooms, hitcbons, dditi:.Send all exterieree interior home renovations etc Terms can be arranged. Free design and estimating ... We will call and show you ow,or arrange for complete instollotien by competent craftsmen ASK FOR JOE WALMSLEY Representing Lumric Lumber 267-1161 AFTER HOURS 759-7090 44 Years of Experience �::a.:.:?:aytk-:a:•:<:•> ;•>::->:.:.::: �:;•:•:•:ate,::::: TUITION ART CLASSES --adult oto, water coloum movidual professional IeetrWctioM by A.O.C-A.graduate- ARersoons Sept 7 to Dec. Tburedays b akernam Tberedays 444-3445. lilliam 6. Andrews A.R.C.T. TEACHER OF PIANO AND THEORY lHormony, Counterpoint, History Of Music) KINGSTON RD. i VICTORIA PARK 699-8333 T'YPRUG, dicta typing, .bonbend etc. nays or evlM m rJaaMes Al- so home wady courses owe sub- j,ca or Rrua 4 44 3200 pIW Dan stills GLEN MANOR CONTRACTING l7GKAsl ,/ #kti" Metro Lic. E 643 Pho.e 293-2076 :.F.NERAL BURMM repslrs, mi - terminus. .edition. office re- -eddlug, besemeat spartmeau. rec rosmw, dormers, garages. car perm. hrme= W-, and mtm- nor cottages. Sid Viewer. PL. s-2679. HOME CENTRE X952 DeeferA Ave. (opoef a EmoM's Shoppers Worlo Complete bore renerstfoes. Car - poetry - masonry - remoeeuug 24 hr. drabs service. Dlsplsyw u ensu 6"-7520 tmuasduar ser►tce - open 9 to 9 Metro Licence E 360 J. S. Construction Additions - Alterations - Carpentry - Mososary- 839-2085 Over 25 years experience .OiniDOO651iau6D?P:?•ii:•}:•i:•:?•:-:-:� -i:•i:•:•iv]OOa'A^(� TUITION ..........:....... PIANO, THEORY, ORGAN RMT. eta E. Carlsonsw. ARCT Kingston Rd. 8 Victoria Pk- kouuon i Lawrence 694-0939 PIANO AND THEORY for begin - sure. Mrs. Sylvia Cartwright. 8439-3516. PIANO. VIOLIN, guitar and theory. Beginners preferred. Kladergar- sea classes. By caeec,eatidw. seacher. New TbaaMoe Coil- sgla[e Lawrence and Brinaley. 7SS-6;77_-------------------- NEVEU USIC CUM heppord i Glenwatford Agincourt Dealers for Feeder, Gibson. Tri cot. Ladwlg. sales and recta lsouuctim on Va" , drums. t cordite and piano. 291-3148 MAUREEN STEWART Studio Of Dancing Director - Scarborough Ballet Company 2390 Eglinton Ave. E. At Kennedy Rd. allet,Tap & Modern Jazz Pupils Prepared For Grade And Major Examinations Of The Royal Academy Of Dancing Term Commences Sept. 9th. Registration Now Being Accepted. Studio - 755-9911 Res. - 293-7502 ..:.:+f.•::•: ??:r;...:Lir r,:•:::: :•?? ..... ...... . ZW4wS *FURNITURE RE -FINISHING •BROADLOOM -RE-UPHOLSTERING •CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE FREE DECORATOR ADVICE 6 ESTIMATES 47 CROCKFORD *I". 757-4594 - Lawn Rollers - Lawn Seeders - Lawn Aerifiers - Lawn Mowers - Fower 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 TOOLS 2270 Lawrence E. Phone 759-9344 Opp.Winston Churchill Collegiate :40000000aa90P9y'YY/ftrYYf.:iYW rlFA06AOYr� � BUILDING TRADES General Handyman With Truck Shingling, Roof Repairs, Rubbish Removed Odd Jobs, Free Estimates 266.A794 FIREPLACES Chimneys, Flagstone patios. 755-8965 �rlr<::�%!f/t•.cril!l+oAottAS:?P�N�/.Qw:ttrIr' TRAILERS -rarrrrrrr.?•wxrr.?•?rrrrrrrrirrrrrrrrsr::•: �:_ TRAILERS MADE TO ORDER Box Trailers - V x 4' a 6' Complete - $105 Howse Trailers - 13 ft. -Semi-fieisb - $325 AT. 2-3802 ENTERTAINMENT _ r.... f.:i%iiti4:?•S's:•:??.I.-: i::.-ii:•:iti?+.ri.}ii:? LAZAN STABLES Sleigh and hay rides Saddle horses for hire by the hoer Markham Rd. 1 utile north of Steeles 1297-2691293-6445 DEBBIE'S TEAROOM, upstairs at W60 Danforth. Expert readers. UM - Xk30. 421-M6. ------------------------- PARTIES -- wedding receptiotu- Iuslmentor Capacity $3. Fully lacawssa Easaa place. 292- 463L Disc Jockey - M.C. t,ETER ROLLS. Scuborattgh-sts- vottrfse DISC Jockey-nA.C. You've tried the resR. now try the best. 386-3022. Call alter fM. air!tai.!Q6at�+.+aa�a+.weoeeoekrayc•t:::::?: •>:•:: T.V. RADIO t3 HI.FI. :aEpoopoopoapoao!'a�:.;.:.:.:.:-„+:;:•:'>::q'viceaaes ' PAVING ...............:::'??ooa000voatt�aicfi4'.K+b'c at ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS Repairs. seatIM all w,rk guar- uveed 461-2393 739.2203 Metro Li sees 647 DRIVEWAYS PARKING AREAS GUARANTEE, FREE ESTIMATE Service Scarboro for 17 Years CONNELLY 8 SON Asphalt 8 Concrete Paving Co. 755-2010 ROOFING Chimney Repairs We build fireplaces, patios, osoeery etc. Waterpreefie baseBents, etc. 444_" e1"Ss Al ROOF 1116 Free Estimates 694-7548 John Reay T.V. & HI - FI Picture Tubes - $19.95 3 up lastallatcoa - $10 ears $24 up - rout mount -stemmas T.V. Rentals - $10 monthly` $2.50 Servucc Call -ion 13.30 +eeo�ceoeoaoasaoweaaxa,�w:.-.-a:;•:sow-.w::a ANTIQUES & ART LOOKING FOR something differ - em? We have antiques, oidia and rdnes asues"tat Come to The Curiosity Shop. 2402 Kingston Rd. GARDENING '& SUPPLIES Problems We spray front cad barJc. S7 aver- age lot. Guaranteed. Also liquid fertilizer. New Method lawn Spray Sspa-.DDED TOP SOIL -- special- " for flower beds and lawmanure'.ow manure - loam - s sod. Sod - laying and light grading. East -End Sell b Flowers. 293-61114. NEWELL'S TREt SERVICE -- Re- moval. pruning. feeding. trans- aat s, stumping. Fully warred. I. it 702, after hours AM.1-4512. PH' BA i EMAN'S Horse manure, rotted or fresh compost mature. moss rock mushroom manure. loaded to truckers at yard. Call PL. 5- 1331. - ------ - - - -' -- - Thurs. Sept. 7th, 1967 THE REPORTER Page 7 •%!?:i:?till::?C:.�.y.�::::: :.:•.::.•.:::.'r:•:•'f.4? :r:::•'Jr:•'rf.:i:f:.�r.}}•: ?.err..•?:: !???+fffli•:'J,fa DRAPES & DAY CARE UPHOLSTERING ..... ...... .. ,... ................. ,'; .y,{r.:iF.[r1!/9YFFYr.%F/.!%t :4:?�:+:i.d{•:r:h:•: 1 HREE LITTLE FISHES private licenced, competent day care un - LONG der the direction of our regular UPHOLSTERING nursery school stat(. Dally or weekly. Phone Mrs. Purdy, Su - Chesterfield & Odd Choirs pervisor, AX.3-6846. Rebuilt and Recovered ----------------------------- AM.1-6873 TAMARACK NURSERY SCHOOL KEN CIAIR PLAZA competent day care, licensed. Midland Ave., north of Sheppard 3349 St. Clair Ave. E. Agincourt. For further itdor- mation, phone AX.3-3152 (M. NURSERY NURiEw(llbabysitday- DEADLINE - n her own home, Fairport Beach. 839-4659. WILL DO BABYSITTING In my for own bome, while parents work. 1340 Tatra Dr., Bay Ridges. CLASSIFIED WEEKLY CARE grim for school age girl. Dally care for all ages. Fenced garden. Highland Creek, 282-6975. ADSKIND, LOVING CARE for baby, 1 yr. or under. White Haven V11 - Loge. 291- 2647. Tuesday 12 Noon °� m> ger F� yard playroom. Vittoria Park k Ger- rard vicinity. 699_ 4818. --- ourrr.:? r::{4:•iFri'F.4 /fi}i:{?+,?ti• •r..%If.:i v F 9000YY1Yf!4t : r. Av? : ii{...... BOATS b PHOTOGRAPHY MARINE SUPPLIES b�Ps/ir.:rrfr:.•:a�rrrffa,..,vyrots!?.rrr..;r-arta: F�`:;:;::r%?.::uzfucc•>;•.::rr�::.r000e?'neGRZ FIBREGLASS RESIN $6.50 PASSPORTS, families, pets - La - FIBREGLASS doors and outdoors- All work cloth $1.65 per yard. Hugh" considered. George Lewis. industries - 751-5434. 292-1635. �oaarfa•.•. �:.. _-Y,.:::� .?..:::?r.:::vim ::�.i:.v.:{;v.;...,v,?.� .::...::-::::C%4r1000OOOMEC SQUARE DANCE NEWS by Mollie Elliot ABOARD THE CENTENNIAL SQUARE DUNCE TRAIN..... R was 'Orpbie Eas- abroad. and Isail Cao- with only an hour left ata' Day in MelvM*. ads'a 'top caller'. Or- of our expecxed sight. Sank.. when our•pquuaarra pate, congratulatmg we eagerly sgttared up' dance special rdiedla An Jackson's herd- In apxe Of vexlnng de- co the •owed d -mric. W,ir" train coat- lays. and our deep re- Dacere and [Krems inittee. mentioned es- gra at couceLLtg so .aped5 hours is 90 pecully Shtrlay maty carefully IoW Oegzee .tae. OrTAfe Brunet. Ottawa. the picas. It was a mem- Eas•os and icer ptrpu- beloved, cbwaillIg aid orable alga' Tbefloor lar partner. Wray. afLetest sacr•taryacoustics and calling well known throughout wire exceLeat. asdtbe Ontario. are Jos[ ar In Wuatpeg. vice- people so gay aid popular with west- Pres. Doug and Chris friendly. we couldotly eners w.wre Os pbM is Beatty. of Manitoba eaclatin: 'Wbaaper- guest caller for Sast- Federation lea climax to a .`n- guest Catttetmial ircetedtr WAIL derful tour" . Where where u the world The Eswson; re- have you been for the Now. out cast day -- cell" a Dominican" lass ata boars-. and high yaks un the trate greeting from tram our long-delayed wart a parade or Iaeta.M passeagers. many og begar. on gales of ((XtawI e-ctwn)"Wags whom dlaaee w.thei-A laughter. Alderman bead -on. a parade o/ where 0. phis Calla -SL Edith Iemaatu -Ti- [lures t lor.,nto sec - Cath -encs. And eumed the travellers tun), we ror: nappy thrwg•wut the N"4ara WAh leingnaul bumc,ur u, have a abort dance ply and kind brevity. w.th thr A:mxr,na Three cuupi" fr!,m-You've waAcd three and Vxkuu P upie w'n 'Swag s what!-gro-p boors for your -uuwr' had Dern drsappuutsed travailed neat by tar she said, sat --g, and w.wn the train whu:zed W pto the testtvtttes: eat'' by wi nice r:uerntnp. Alf i Edna Meyers. It was an amarmg At H"rncpayne, tat:,, we Gord 6 Marg waxesfeat mat fed all those renewed trwrAls hips Doug a Jo"Swudley han8ry prupie ou and mvAcd them i�r_ and others from that Quickly and s. w^U. turn rtsu anon. arca who couldn'tOtt undr er dtretun ut Lo - aboard the tram Mo ordlaator Paul ICascuk rhe new asun Will by plane. M.C. got the and Did and Gladys be uprr. D� i u With Meiv We dance. Earle Carson. a ruutna caller con - Park. once beloaged Nell Udell. UuaWa, ducting aw•,ritshopand to Yorkton. but now presented nc our 'puny dame. truermrdtate i he's famous bele :he express' letters fur level, uwnsvncw Lad border. cusductstoura Mayor Juba• then, legtate. xpt. 10th. SMOKEY'S FRIENDS don't play with matches • e • • fa ;. . ,Mete GN .� C)li< PLEASE... Vw prevent forest fires Q' Page 8 THE REPORTER Thurs. Sept. 7th, 1967 P.M.A. REALTY LIMITED FoR FIRST ` SECOND MORTGAGES ARRANGED, BOUGHT A SOLO -YOUR lb A,�f �t ,p�A cc' »OA I•AGRUN■ ROAD 942-2611 0.7=-�W (North-east corner of Liverpool Road) Toronto 699-1134 MEMBERS OF THE TORONTO_REAL ESTATE BOARD -- PHOTO M.L.S. Rouge Hill Youth Bowling League On Sat. Sept. 9th, the were given for the best Itrophies were given attendance. children will start costumes, out to winning teams For bowling inform - bowling once again. Christmas Party-- and top bowlers in each ation call'Mr. & Mrs. They start from six Pee Wees & Bantams group and for perfect Newton at 839-3383. years of age up to 21. had their party in the 1•: VV3W2LW�t couple per night. Transportation is Rainbow Room. provided from Bay Juniors had a house Ridges, West Shore & party. #2 Highway, Altona Rd n Evening's Fun area. Two-family twosome Tuesdays Some of last year's tournaments where For an evening's fun highlights were as fol- parent and child bowl at a very small cost, lows:-- together. why not try Modern Hallowe'en masquer- Youd. Bowling Lea- Square Dancing? ade party. All the gue tournaments. Fin- This is a good eve - childr--n bowled in ally the year ended It is one way to trim costumes. Prizes with a banquet whare the figure and the •�� charge is low per 1•: VV3W2LW�t couple per night. WHAT--W"IN- -wnElE '= Beginners' classes for couples of all ages .................................................... - commence on Tues. BienKOTUESDAYevery 20 Re ular Regular Jack Pot and d 8 p.:n. 3 Specials. RAINBOW ROOM VEST ROUGE RESTAURANT -- Ladies Auxiliary. Br.606 -- ; r�� DANCING - LVERY SATURDAY Grand Valley Park presents BRUCE MARSH - MAN AND IHE GRANU VALLEY IIOE DOWN - LRS. Old l yme and Modern Dancing, 8:30p.m. to 12 p m. every Saturday. At Grand Valley Park, 2 mti. s rx)rth of Highway No. 2 off Valley farm NoNi, Pickering. Phone: 839-2691 Sept. 19th at 8 p.m. The cost is low at Parkside School, Kings Crescent in A- jax. Coffee is served. NRlOBRAL A28110101.193 or sham VJIIVIAY SCHOOL 10.00 A.M. MORNIHe Wlamer 11.00 A.AL S+. Ji A. Ateale +M ►.Ns Scbe.l BAT RIOM Previous dancing knowledge is not nec- essary. All that is needed is a partner and soft -soled shoes. For further inform- ation, phone 282-8917, 942-4403 or 839-1842. There will be a dem- onstration of modern square dancing at the Bay Ridges IGA Plaza Fri., Sept. 1st, at 9 p, M. Hard Time Dance A hard time dance will be held o.1 Sat. Sept. 16th in the Brougham Community Hall on Brock Road N. Tickets are limited, so call John Simpson at 839-3256 for res- ervations. Costumes are not a necessity. The proceeds are to further the Canadian Legion work of the Bay Ridges Branch. "SPECTACULAR!__XA1.%= om" "MAGNIFICENT!" 'STUPENDOUS .17 M=— NI r WUMK ,,1� Sept.�.L 7-13 --amaN Nr T. INTUTAQ/ENT AT B." M on" 05Wwamr � MUS ANDREWS MAX VON SYDOW-RXHA)RD HARRIS ib�H.o =m rar�eHARAIP' ..r..�. 06NWAY ►2 0_ — I I S IKOCKLOF 110111 IMEElYOI ROY III$$ YRRER 12 FREEI Bingo On Tuesdays The Ladies' Auxil- Rainbow Room of the iary to the Bay Ridges West Rouge Plaza Branch of the Canadian Restaurant. Legion will be holding its regular Tuesday This is a good eve - evening Bingo in the ning's entertainment. INSURANCE POOR ? Savings On Car and Home Insurance FOR WEST ROUGE - BAY RIDGES - PICKERING Car LOOK HOMES SAVE $35rOM 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 $2WrOW 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 Plaza AT. 4-4771