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Home My WebLink AboutPP1972_04_2710¢ per copy Published by Watson Publishing Company Ltd. Every Thursday Second Class mail reg- istration number 1645. $4 per yr. by mail Vol. 8 No. 17 West Hill. Ontarin Thurs. Apr. 27th, 1972 PICKERING 0 S formerly The BAY Weekly REPORTER The 2nd Fairport C. ,.and Scouts dank - Don Beer Arcna last WcL•k saw the usu31 %v- . tractive local people enjoying themselves as jai tured above by POST cameraman, Trevor Bish!)p. Extend Day Nursery Time Minister of Community and Social Services Rene Brunelle haswrit- ten Pickering Township Council to say the On- tario government has extended the period of time for construction of day nurseries. The 100% provincial grant for nursery con- struction will apply un- til July 31st, 1972. -1 his is two months longer. The previous arrange- ment will still appy af- ter July 31st. The pro- vince will then pa) 80 per cent of the costs of day nurseries under construction at that time. DialwAwBus Fares Go Up This Sunday Fares for the provincial government's Dial -a -bus service in Bay Ridges will go up effective on Sun. April 30th. Adults fare goes to 300 cash, up from the present 250; 10 tickets are up to $2.50 (formerly $2.00); children's fares will remain at 150 cash and under five years free. The Sunday service will be discontinued. However, the service will be extended to the Don Beer Arena on Brock Rd. Krugerls Back Elected New President by Lesley Cowell At the annual meeting held by the West Rouge Ratepayers Association on Wed., Apr. 19th, John Kruger won out over Jim Mackie and Ann Brown to be elected president of the association. He served as Association president prior to his election as Ward 5 Pickering Township Council- lor. The meeting, which was held at the golf course clubhouse, was extremely well -attended, by both West Rouge residents and Scarborough Centennial community residents. The issues discussed, and in some cases posi- tively fought over, included annexation to Scar- borough, or, together with the rest of Pickering Township, becoming a borough of Metro Toronto. and also the proposed international airport for northern Pickering. Guest speakers were M.P. P. Bill Newman, Town- ship Councillor Don Quick and Ontario County Board of Education Trustee Russ Deacon. The main discussion seemed to be whether or not the residents of West Rouge still wished to become part of Scarborough. Having heard about the proposed Ontario Housing Corporation develop- ment in Scarborough's Centennial area, and the thought that Metro can only extend eastwards, maybe a lot more thought will have to be given to whether West Rouge still wishes to be part of Scarborough. However, M.Y.P. Bill Newman said there is presently a boundary freeze as far as the exten- sion of the Metro Toronto boundaries are con- cerned. He said any further petition in West Rouge as to the community's future should be left for the moment. He said he suggested this so West Rouge can find out what will happen to Pic- kering in the future, especially if an airport is ,uilt and consequently industry is brought into the i.ea. I he new president, Mr. Kruger told the POST " The West Rouge Ratepayers will be aggressive, dynamic and most interested in every single ac- tion of the municipal Council. Pickering Township Council might not always like what we have to say, but at least they'll know we're alive." Also elected were Vice -Presidents Jim Mackie, Trigg Holmes, and Mr. Carnie. The Treasurer is Mrs. Dube and the Secretary is John Pavey. Directors elected were Messrs. Johnson, Deacon, Collins, McClure, Howes, Gainer, Irving, Jolliffee a id Brown. Mr. Kruger said the first executive meeting will be on May 4th. The POST also questioned Mr. Kruger if he had heard the rumor which was circulating that the golf course developer was going to cease golf uses on the course, sell the sod and grow wheat. Mr. Kruger said he had heard the rumor and was "in the process of investigating it." The next general meeting of the ratepayers will :ie held in September to discuss the fate of West Rouge, unless something of some urgency develops ,)%,er the summer. Cabinet Decision On Plant Reeve John Williams Association commended told Pickering Town- Council for their ac - ship Council this week tion on the location of the decision on the pro- the treatment plant. posed sewage treatment He said the Association plant will be decided though the plant should by the Ontario govern- be moved somewhere ment "on the cabinet else. level". Councillor Don Kitchen Pickering wants the said the way the system new plant located on was planned, it would Duffin s Creek, while an take 10 hours for sewage engineers report sug- at the far end of the gests it be on Petticoat system, in Markham to Creek to help fight pol- get to the proposed lution. treatment plant. "So it Colin Robinson of the can be a stinky prob- West Shore Ratepayers lem," said Ilr. Kitchen. Hugh Clelland and John Bonsall of the Dept. of Transporation & Communications, told members of Pickering Twp. Council on Monday that the ex- perimental service, run by the province, will only last for another year. The officials said that the unique bus service had proven itself as a feeder system to the Pic- kering GO train station. Commuters had accepted the convenient front door to station service and are leaving their cars at home. They said, though, that in 20 months the pas- senger volume on Sundays had not built up suffi- ciently to support a Sunday bus service. Still under evaluation is the use of Dial -a -bus as a local service. From 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. the feeder service to the GO station does not use the buses to capacity. During these hours, local residents may phone for portal-to-portal service anywhere in the designated Bay Ridges area for a single fa re. The economics of the test service are to be evalu- ated regularly, the officials said, with the objec- tive to determine the practical and acceptable mix of fare revenue, government subsidy and level of service. The provincial government will continue to un- derwrite all of the losses, estimated at $54,000 last year. Reeve John Williams said if the province pulls out of the financing of the bus service, Pickering would find it difficult not to continue the service. We'd be crazy to stop it" he said. Councillor Don Kitchen offered the name "Pic- kering Transit Commission" or "PTC" as the future possibility. Councillor Don Quick asked why a bus service as in England could not be instituted. However. Mr. Bonsall said that labour costs are the basic problem. He said that with rising labour costs in the U.K. a change in bus service would be made there, too. A series of slides shown by the GO Transit of- ficials showed that Bay Ridges was receiving a very comparable bus service compared to subur- ban W illowdale. Cost of the dial -a -bus service last year was $88.000 with $33,000 coming from revenues leaving the $54,000 deficit. $3900 More For Arena Pickering Township Council this week approved an additional $300 for the Greenwood Ice Arena. Peter Byberg told Council, complete expenditures, so far, for labour and material, have come to $69,850. He detailed the building of the arena and some of the things that have occurred "which has developed the project into a better and bigger accomplishment than first envisioned." The way the building has been located at the south end of the park and the grading that was done means it will be easy in the future to build up one storey dressing rooms at either end of the building. Councillor Jean McPherson called it a "labour of love" by the community. Mrs. McPherson said Council had "had extra money for the teen centre,' the pool and the hockey arena (Don Beer Arena)" and this extra expenditure should be approved for this arena. Councillor Don Kitchen said he was proud of the initiative of local groups. "They get their finan- cing from sources other than those available to US. He said he thought the value was greater than the money spent. "If we had to go to tender for this arena, it would cost about $125,000," said Mr. Kitchen. Mr. Byberg said "we have saved $15,000 so far, plus the local work which was done at no charge' . He agreed with Mr. Kitchen, saying he thought if the project went to tender it would cost bet- ween $100,000 and $125,000. Deputy Reeve George Ashe said he was against approving the extra money. "Every project comes back for more money," he said. ";ark my words, we will see it on the golfcourse (the West Rouge clubhouse develop- ment)". Mr. Ashe said he thought too few people in the Greenwood community had done all the work and taken all the responsibility. 11-ige 2 I'HI- POS I Thurs. Apr. 27th, 1972 PICKERING POST Published every ThurjOay by WATSON PUBLISHING CO. LTD. Postal Address - Box 111, Agincourt, Ont. Publisher - R.M. Watson TELEPHONE 284-1767 Jamieson Defends Airport Transport Minister Donald Jamieson this week defended Ottawa's decision to build a new airport in Pickering Township. Speaking on a radio program on Sun. Apr. 23rd, Mr. Jamieson said "it would be cri- ''�ct,�ic �d APPLIANCE SERVICE (Since 1955) Repairs To Electrical Ranges, Washers, Dryers etc. 221 MORRISH RD. Highland Creek Plaza 282-0185 FULL TIME Help Wanted Liverpool Fish & Chips A & P Plaza Bay Ridges Call 839-4670 minally negligent on the part of the federal au- thorities not to make provision for another facility for Toronto by the year 1979-1•%80." And, he said, a second Toronto airport is jus- tified on economic grounds. Asked whether facili- ties at Toronto Inter- national Airport in Hal- ton couldn't beexpanded to handle increased traffic, Mr. Jamieson answered: "Well, in point of fact it is going to be expan- ded ... is now oeing expanded and will be serving about 12 mil- lion passengers a year even before anything new could be opened. "We have about a 25 per cent surplus capa- city in terms of run- ways at the present mo- ment," he said. "But dont forget there is a curfew on Malton .. that is that flights can't operate from there after mid- night and before. I think it is 6 or 7 in the mor- ning, so that there are definite limitations on the amount of growth that could take place.' TO WOULD BE POOL OWNERS DON'T WAIT UNTIL SUMMER TO PLAN YOUR POOL \(OSI COMPANIES ARE 1K)OKED BY I HE EMU/ GE \fAY ONLY S990AAM[ !AYES TO S OUAIIHEa rwcMASe MARK 2 iNGROUND Down 2r : K' z 71" DEEP EEx u urns AS �s119500 Jump Into Your Dream 3s.00 me. for 36 Ewe. plus taxes All SIZES AND MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM • ALL INGROUND POOLS COMPLETE WITH FILTER -SKIMMER ETC. • NIAG- ARA'S FAMOUS 10 -YEAR VINYL LINER COME VISIT US AND SEE OUR POOLS AT NIAGARA POOLS (1946) 1946 LAWRENCE AVE. E. PHONE 7S1-3757 Year Direct Factory to Yeo Outlet Hours 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. Daily Including Saturday & Sunday -h.yM - i.o liet— a To.— E.1- A weekly Commentary by Don Quick, WhatS C O u n c I I D O l ng � Councillor for Ward 5 The mood of West Rouge residents on some key issues within the township is one of un- certainty - ai u who can ,lame them? At a well - attended ar:nual meeting of the West Rouge Rate- pa;ers Association last week, they chose to defer further col sideration of the West -Rouge - to -Scar iorough proposal until later this year, :)y when they hope more fa,.ts will Joe availaide on which to make a realistic choice. Once upon a time, like two years ago, the anility to make a clear cut ciecision seemed easy. At that time, West Rouge residents felt they wan- ted to remain ir, Pickering if Pickering went as a ::orough into Metropolitan Toronto; if this first choice could not 'ire obtained, then, alternatively, they votes; to go to Scari)orough as part of that municipality. They voted strongly and overwhelmingly then in favour of the choice and alternative. The basic reason was a dislike of proposals that Pickering might oe included in an Oshawa -centered region. There was no desire by West Rouge residents, nor _iy most of the urlra . Pickeringites, to ,;e governed in. a region dominated 1)y Oshawa. The situation, changed on March 2nd of this year - the day the airport announcement was made. On that day, also, Minister Darcy Mc - Keough said there would --e no further east- ward expansion of Metro. -That seemed to cut out West Rouge's first choice to go to Metro in a Borough of Pickeri;;g. This left the alterna- tive - to be annexed by the Borough QLScar- Fish Contest Opens The 14th annual Big Fish Contest, run by The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, opens April 29thand will end Nov. 18th. Cash awards totalling $3,200 range from $ LOQ for the biggest fish in each of the eight eligible species to $10 for 15th prize. borough. Why the present hestitancy to confirm that alternative? There are several reasons for the airport decision. the decision, to create Cedar - wood (North Pickering) community mostly with- in Pickering .�oruers, and recent indications by Darcy McKeough that he intends Pickering should develop quickly within: the next few years, with financial assistance from the province. The choice now is not so much Between an Oshawa -dominated region and Metro, but oet- ween becoming a part of Scar!jorough or re- maining with a township apparently destined to ;grow fast and 1)ecome more powerful (although it has to he said in all honesty that, in its im- - plementation of long-range plans under the Tor- onto -Centred Region, the provincial govern- ment can make Pickering large and powerful or it can wipe if off the map just as easily). The ratepayers of West Rouge have decided they want more facts on the choices. This task 'has :)een handed to the new association execu- tive now lead (once more) by John Kruger. The new executive is also going to provide some answers if it can to other local concerns - the golf course, UHC developments in neighs;ouring Scaritorough, whether or not the association has .any meaningful liaison to establish with either the anti -airport group (POP) or the pro -airport grop (POW). All of these issues can ;,ecome highly emo- tional, L-ut it is prooaule that the way to sup- port or to oppose any one of them with the grea- test chances of success will be a way rased on as many facts as possible. With the almost certain announcement before the end of this year of the province's proposals for regional govern- meot - hopefully preceded by some prior dis- cussions with the municipalities concerned - it looks like a busy year for the West Rouge ratepayers executive, and a critical one for the township as a whole. Time To Take A Iiil - that will ile May 12th. Official opening of the Dunbarton Indoor Pool, But it will o u terminal facilities and the township's first municipal swimming pool, g p will take place on that evening. up we figure to about companion activities, 12 million people by will not 'oe enough in 1978. Now that doesn't the long run to serve mean the same number not just Toronto. We're of planes as at the pre- talking about south - sent time or double the western Ontario," the num:-er. They'll be lar- minister added. ger ones, the 747's", Mr. Jamieson also he said. mentioned the record will show the Ontario Nevertheless, the pre- government had always sures on Malton, even favored locating the air- w1th thy cepa ;:ion, of port east of Toronto. $75 DO-IT-YOURSELF DIVORCE KIT For information phone: Divorce Data 533-2369 COMPLETE Home Improvements w Home Additions e Rec Rooms • Renovations All work done by one contractor. Adrian Vor[s 839-2805 C me N n a Datsun Fr4 Enter the Di DATSUN 1 — $75,000 i1 DAT. 2300 Danforth Ave. Phone 422-4000 Nest Shore NeWS by Diane Matheson WEST SHORE SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION so make sure you "shop at St. Paul's' for your It was spring warm up time for the West Shore summer clothing needs for your children. -_Softba11 Association at the Teen Centre on Sat. Apr. Also in May, on the 10th, at 8:30 p.m., the 15th. Ed Morrill and his marry helpers put on a monthly meeting of the Anglican Church Women very successful dance, attended by some 175 or 1 will have a guest speaker from the Pickering •So people. Many local business people donated Horticultural Society. Like most of the monthly prizes and to them go our thanks. meetings, this now is open to anyone who would Their assistance helps to raise the necessary like to attend, and learn something more about -'-funds to provide ball for the children. Those do- the thrills of gardening. Refreshments are ser- nating were: C and M Products Limited, Ellen's ved at the meetings, and they are designed to in- in- .,-,House '. -,House of Fashions, Bay Sports, Brockway Furni- terest and stimulate people. A & P Stores, Bay Ridges Decorating, The Churchwardens and Rector are planning to _ Victor & Gino's Hairstylist, Liverpool Fish & 'keep the social life of the church going in the Chips, Frank's Barber Shop, Bay Ridges Florist summer months. Even though this is not usual, Mason Shoes, Bay Ridges I.G.A., Cabellaro Steak the St. Paul's people feel that they can get sup - House. Y' -,port from the community for occasional card HANDICRAFTS SALE nights, and other social events during the months Are you looking for an original Mother's Day '� The Pickering Village when so little is going on in the general area. "Parish gift? Arts and Craft Club These events will be sponsored", andwill is holding a Handicraft Sale at the Pickering be announced in the newspapers and on posters. Village Municipal Offices on Sherwood Avenue The neighbourhood should be a livelier place -'West, Pickering Village on May 6th at 1 p.m. to this summer. And if, as a woman, you feel you - .5 p.m. All handicrafts in this sale have been made would like to attend once a week (probably one in or around the Pickering area, so please try —morning) for a relaxing hour or two of simple _ and come and make your Mother's Day gift an crafts, talk and refreshments, please telephone original. Mrs. Rhodes at 839-1591. If enough people show Anything handmade, crochet, pottery, knitted `4rticles, "interest, plans will go ahead to set up a pro- etc. are welcome and if you have any- gram. You don't have to be a member of a thing you would like to sell at the Club Sale give church to come along. All that you need is in - Jenny Hall, 839-4911 a call for more informa- terest, and possible 25 cents a morning. 'tion. •PICKERING TOWNSHIP RECREATION DEPT. The Pickering Arts and Craft Club 1*gan during The Pickering Township Pool at the Dunbarton this past winter in Pickering Village. Local resi- High School opens officially on May 12th. The Rec- dents who are skilled in a variety of ways have reation Department has arranged for swimming undertaken to Instruct club members the tech- classes to be held from Red Cross Beginners niques of pottery, rug -hooking, macrame, crochet right through to Instructor Guard. and weaving. The club is very popular and meetings Also available will be open swimming for adults are held every Wednesday evening between 8 and and families, a sauna room physical fitness rom 10 p.m. at the Pickering Municipal Building. and billiard room. Unfortunately, classes for this season finish at Details of the swimming program and the Sum - the end of May when the election of officers for mer Day Camps, also organized by the Picker - the Fall will take place. But, between now and the ing Township Recreation Department, willbegiven end of May, in addition to the Clue Sale, there are at more length in next week s column. three demonstrations tentatively planned of arts ON -WE -GO DUNBARTON UNITED CHURCH and crafts not yet offered in the club- on the 3rd Thinking of decorating your home? The On -We - of May Batik, on the 17th Enamelling and on the Go group are sponsoring a meeting on Tues. May 24th of May a demonstration of Bread Making. 2nd, at 8 p.m. at Dunbarton United Church with SAVE YOUR NEWSPAPERS! guest speaker, Conrad Bonk, from the Bay Ridges A.)out 40 boys with Mr. Mondoux's Scout Pack Decorating Centre. Mr. Bonk will be talking from the 2nd Bay Ridges Scout Group are about carpeting, draperies, floor tiling, wallpa- planning a trip to Ottawa at the end of June. To pering. painting and anything connected with dec- help finance their trip the boys are having a orating your home. paper drive. But it is a little different than usual. Tickets are 50C at the door and refreshments From now until the end of June they will pick up will be served. The Turkey Supper held on April old newspapers every Thursday from your home. 19th was a giant success. About 750 people were If you would like to help the Scouts, and at the served at the Church or by Take-out Service. same time save on green garbage bags and help with the pollution problem, please gine Mr. %lon- doux a call at 83 -3177. They are hoping that everyone in the area will respond. ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Watch for —I he Port of Call", a spring happen- i-ig at St. Paul's Anglican Church, at Highway 2 and Fairport Road, Dunbarton. fhe ladies of the very active A.C.W. have planned a real event for May 13th from 10:30 to 2:30p.m. On "The Bridge" you will be able to buy a host of "new -to -you" items for mere pennies; the N.A.A.F.I. will have a good supply of home making, including delicious home made bread; for a lunch of sandwiches and cookies, go to "The Mess Deck". U you pay 50 cents for your lunch, you also have a chance to win the door prize, which is valued at over $10 "The Admiral's Garden" will provide you with plants and fresh flowers, and the "Tiffy's Table" has crafts of several kinds. The candy can je found on the "Ctaplain's Corner" run by the Sunday School. Perhaps even more exciting than any - especially for the budget conscious among us - you will find tremendous bargains in brand new clothing and household items at the "Purser's Stores". Most of these dozens of items will sell at about one third of store cost, Amnesty Week At Library The Pickering Town- ship Public Library is observing an amnesty week from May 2nd, to Ma y 6th. Overdue books can be returned during this week to any branch of the library without pay- ment of fines. Stop!! Don't Use leisure Time To Point. **lox Inatail AWmnwre 5.49% i tanestrousp NEW N 30 Year (,nsrantee Laeest Siding Ucrfanr i CtAors _ tvn>t rOo`n In ♦ Laws by SHU« 1 'S LTD. • 0 ve r 50 Years In lbamas a . Free estimate at no owigetwn Open 94.m. to a p.m. C4LL NOW eat. Q a.m. to 4 p m. 266-7768 2872 Kingston Rd. 500 EXCITING ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS LXAMPLL: 2 IN 1 SALE By 15 Noted Canadian Artists Buy one painting at our MARKED DOWN PRICE $49 Choose second painting at %2 MARKED DOWN PRICE $25 2 IN 1 SALE (Reg. to $169) for only - $74 Others are at similar savings up to 70%. One second painting to customers up to equal value. Savings Up To 70% At Both locations 1843 Lawrence Ave. E: , (Just E. of .Pharmacy Ave.) 752-3880 Thurs. Apr. 27th, 1972 I HE POST Page 3, I FOOD MARKET Hwy. 2 Rouge Hills just east of Roue Bridge SPECIALS Red Brand Blade Or Short Rib Roast Blade Bone Removed 79C #1 Ontario Hot House Cucumbers King Size 2 /49C Wonder Homestead Enriched Save 500 Fresh Bread f loa2 esz. S for s� Log Portions Fresh Chicken lb. 49C New Zealand Shoulder Roast of Lamb Ib. 49,1 This is our award winning ad which draws attention to some of the improvements being made to our environment. Hydrocarbon exhaust emissions hare been reduced 85% and carbon monoxide 71 % on 1972 'vorth American cars oyer 1960 rrtode6s. No. 273 of a series on The Car Business CLEANER AIR Have you noticed the healthy condition of the thou- sands of pine trees planted in Metro by the Deport- ment of Highways along the edge of 401? Deci- duous trees like the maple naturally breathe through their leaves only in summer. These pine needles are b eoibing 401 air all rear --and thriv- iftsr Viewed from the lakes in summer thirty years aye Toronto was a heavy brown smudge on the horizon. It was almost block in winter as residential beating was added to the soft coal and oil residue pouring frog+ factory smokestacks. Many vehicles then burned as much oil as gasolene. Now clean natural yes, law cost electricity, diesel locomotives and highly efficient automobile engines have noticeably reduced air pollution despite the city's growth. Some Plymouth taxicabs after 200,- 000 miles are still mot burning oil. Exhaust emission from 1972 Chrysler products is amazingly low. FOR CHRYSLER Q�! SERVICE 757-1135 PARTS 759-4145 ` SALES 759-4137 Eglinton just east of the Parkway 4410 Kingston Rd., / (At Lawrence) West Hill Shopping Centre 282-9698 Page 4 I -HE PUS'r Thurs. Apr. 27th. 1972 pro 1 TRA LCW Arqk D'Scc�� s .VO LE_ PINEAPPLE JUICE .294- '48 'TeN It T RA LG \„ 7,c0u ' .t tit Swhr6Kmtc 'i�.. 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Two weeks ago, our school was treated to the pro- duction of a played cal- led "Ambidextrous written by a student of LAKESIDE MOTORS MAZDA SALE 1386 KINGSTON ROAD 71 MAZDA 616 SEDAN Like new in every respect PUSI101I"- radio, fw,a rear Speakers. Superw nrstpreel, body %.de quads. SpeCNI t,re4. L -C. nG 171 Save hundreds! A GREAT GUY $1999 72 MAZDA 616 SEDAN OEMOMSTRATOR Push&~ rate, aady sole quards. ruStpreeted, rear NeCFK detester, *my 7'"1 —Ws. LK 704 9" Save Nua deeds. A GREAT :UV $2399 72 MAZDA 616 SEDAN :RAMDMEW Sena) SMA 771eq A GREAT GUY $2449 THESE ARE JUST EXAMPLES OF THE GREAT BUYS AT (LAKESIDE MAMA) ALL MAZDA MOOELS ARE AVAILA:LE IMCLUDIMGTME GREAT 808 COUPES LAKESIDE MOTORS MAZDA 1386 KINGSTON ROAD A W:LOCK WEST Of ARDEM AVE Jvsf Odd.ufe Tara -se leuat 'Pickering High School News by Linda Woolger Pickering, Garry Good- hard, and specialthanks win. The play uses to Garry and Miss Snell a great deal of symbo- for making it all lism and is a social possible. We all had a comment on the con- lot of fun. formity of the mass. Well, contrary to what That night, the cast went several of the actors to E;astdale Collegiate thought, the world did in Oshawa, competed not end Saturday night - against eight other plays life goes on. and won! Garryalsowon The Candy Sale has an award of merit for been going very well all writing the play. week, and the Students' Last Saturday, our Council is hoping to have troupe trooped of to the unsold candies and Lindsay and made a va- the money in this week. liant effort for the Sou- Spring is here, and thern Ontario Title. sports are all getting Members of the school started again. Trackand were there to cheer us field training is back in on, but competition was session. pretty stiff: and unfor- The horseback riding tunately we lost. flow- club began last week too, ever. Garry received The School's No. 2 honourable mention, and newspaper is putting on the cast had some ex- a literary contest. Win- cellent experience in ners receive their ileing on stage and the choice of three albums. opportunity to view Jade House held photo other terrific plays. Not too surprising is the fact that the winning "Simon", It'sMusic Play - put on Oy students from Brad- The Dunbarton High ford District High -was "Ambidex- Concert and Stage Bands a lot like trous". However, they performed in concert at had a case of 30 and Frenchman's Bay Sen - me excellent lighting for School on Tues. ffects. Apr. 28th in the after - Although deep down noon' The Dunba rton Con::ert everyone really wanted Band will play at Dun- to win, it will be a re- Iief to be finished with barton High School on rehearsals, to see one's Thurs.. May 11th at 9 parents now and then, a.m. as part of the dis- and to have a few meals trict Choral Festival of at home. Dianne Haw- Elementary Schools. ker had a party for the Don't forget the Dun - cast at her home and barton Music Night l 72 ::veryone was in good is coming up on Thurs.- hurs.spirits. May 25th! Both Con- spirits.Garry has an 1dea formulating al- cert and Stage Bands ready for next year's will perform a variety play, and we all want of musical numbers. to be in it again. We'll remind you again "Amoidextrous" isn't later. quite over yet. Last The Dunbarton Stage 'Wednesday at Pickering Band has been asked ifigh School,-Amoidex- to perform in concert t nous" and "The \ti- with the Woodlands Sen - r acle Worker- from for Band and two local lenry Street were choirs in a musical pre- �hown to the general sentation on behalf of puulic. the Dunbarton-Ficker- C o n g ra t ulations to ing Kiwanis Club. The ever}.jric wh., work�:u date - Ston., June 5th ANNANDALE COUNTRY crus Church Sheet South, Pickering -18 Hole Golf Course - Pay As You Play - 9 Hole Executive camse - Golf Shop • Men's Ladies' Junior 8 Famiy Membership • Club Nouse Facilities - Dinner Roan & Snack Bar Call for Tee -Off Times 8394419 or 942-3210 Banquets and Receptions for all 6r*W at the West RougeCom- munity Centre. Plan to attend there functions and see what is being accomplished musically in our area You will find remark- able achievement is be- ing attained. Guest Artist The young 16 -year- old Oshawa singer, Shirley Eikhard will appear as special guest artist with the Irish Choral Society at their Concert to be given at Midland Ave- nue Collegiate in Scar- borough, on May 4th, commencing at 8 p.m. Miss E:ikhard hasap- peared on radioand te- levision across the country and has beena guest on Anne '%tur- ray's T.V. show. In- cidentally, Anne Xtur- ray has recorded one of Shirley's Songs "It Takes Time". Shirley records on the Capitol Label .,nd altogether she has hac 20 of her songs pub lished by Beechw000 \I usic- The Irish Choral So - ciety is proud to pre- sent 1%.1iss Ekhardat its Annual Spring Con- cert. contest all week. There were four baby pictures of teachers, plus one bonus photo, and you had to guess who was who. Laura Johnston won $10 and two free tickets to see Crowbar in May, becauseshewas first to be chosen with all four pictures gues- sed correctly. Tim Saunders won. $5andtwo free tickets for guessing the bonus photo. Thurs. Apr. 27th, 1972 THE POST Page 5 Professional Directory CHIROPRACTORS CHIROPRACTORS Edward Demchuk D.C. Doctor of Chiropractic 927 Liverpool Rd. BAY RIDGES 839-4723 ROY C. KIELY Chiropractor 102 Conference Blvd., 2 blocks south of Lawson, west of Pt. Union 282-6750 2AX34 INGROUND ITIt:IUding—C�opin�� • Jacuzzi skininier• JaCLlzll Sand filter o And diving board. LAKE 10 -year guarantee Completely instal- led, including till removal. 2995 1972 season opening special. Good only from Nlay 1 to 15. Open house at both our pool courts. Celebrate with us. Refreshments will be served. TREND POOLS _ :10 LAWRENCE AVE E SCARBOROUGH 757 5161 :rl-3c ;)VwADTnlu yvAv aT nI114r)Ac 4ZTQrFT625 6800 Garden Values C.I.L. 6-9-6, non -burning general purpose fertilizer. 50 Ib. bag (reg. $4.751 SPECIAL $4.25 Rose orders may be picked up any rime Now. Drop In For A Free Rose Catalog i 7 � t _ - CUTLEAF WEEPING BIRCH - SPECIAL A grafted Birch with deeply cut leaves and slender twigs. White bark. `lakes a perfect lawn specimen. 5-6 ft. size (reg. $5.95) SPECIAL this week -end $4.95 NEW -- FORSYTHIA -- NEW "TETRAGO LD" Deep yellow flowers before the leaves appear. Forms a rounded bush 4 to 6 ft. high. 2-3 ft. size $2.25 CUSTOM. LANDSCAPING • Glad oli i IGN PLANTING 451172 LIST aulbs & Dahlia tuners IF* =Q Mir, E3MXWr • [lotting Soli • Garden Tools _....- . _ ..«.._ • Marble chips, cocoa ,.-,,.,. t,,,,II ,, bean shells • I=ine bark for decorative ground cover. On Hwy. 2, Near Dunbarton High School 839-2111 HOURS: Ston. - Fri. 9 a.m. Until Dusk Sat. & Sun. 10 a.m. - 5 p. m. Page 6 THE POST Thurs. ADr. 27th, 1972 Classified Ads Ca Be Accepted Up To 12 Nooe TiesdaVs WANT A S CALL. 291-2583 In Pickering Call 284-1767 FOR SALE FOR SALE MOVING MOVING Looking for a gift Good condition 548.00. Odd living BEAUTIFUL cushions, custom MOVING AIR m:We 1f desired, floral arrange- range- ments t small unusual gifts. `��esser $19.00. Must sell. Y RAIL I 3549 St. Clair Ave. E. HEADBOARD for twin beds- 109 - RESIDENTIAL up and delivery, 282-9486. at COMMIF II RARE gold Brindle Sib Tzu pup- 293-7175. BOY'S suit, size 18, worn 3times. -375--2------------ SHIPPING pies, show or pet. LAND -Mod Mod style. 284-8318. ---- - rBUSINESSORTUNITIES 826 Uanforth Rd. zb� 9407 & SEA BEDROOM suite Spanish, chester- field suite Provincial, new, very •Overseas Packing 8, Crating reasonable, 241-5971. •Agents for GLOBAL VAN LINES SUMP pump, laundry tub pump, ------------------------------ •Local and Long Distance Moving, 24 Hr. Service white bathroom sink and taps. 1971 BEST SERIES *Canada Bonded Warehouse 447-3668. SEWING machines with zig zag, CONTINENTALIieds, - en size, mends, darns, makes buttonhole s, Call 889 6269 surplus, Seal Poet. QSe guaranteed. $36.00. LE. 1-8419. Sealy rpedic. Sim- ------------------ ------------ mons and King Coil. Liquidators, 3368 Yonge, 488-7911.-- ---- PAINTING & World Wide Moving & Shipping Sewing Machine Clearance 1971 Models, portable zig rag, regular price $149.95, Sale Price 597.00. WHITE ELNA SEWING CENTRE 2524 Eglinton E., tat %lidlanei 261-0283 Display Furniture Frost Construction Company model [tomes and suites, chemer- fields, sofa beds. bedroom suites. etc. all in popular styles, matert- ala. and sizes. Also lamps, glaas, marble and wood tables, odds and tads. like new. ideal way to fur- nish or refurnish your apt-. Dome or , -trag, car wholesale savings PARKCREST CONSTRUCTION 221-4400 Marked Stereos S PIECEstereo amp 1wc* vcr turntable, dust cover. 2 large speakers. 591.00 or take on low payments. 531-a5S9. 19'• WESTINolo GHOUSE cur TY, yours for 5279. or low payments. Sal -SSSS. T.Y 21 n Terrific receptio, all channels, nice appearance. $44.00 SELL 1HRU AUCTION Any num:,cr of pieces accepted from ro r 1 .Kt., t•sta[�s ;•'lr tn/ormat,o., a.L FLORREE GALT Licensed Auctioneer 284-7545 DECORATING J.E. O'Hearn- & Son PAINTING & DECORATING WALLPAPER -VINYL 425-5043 SCOTCH DECORATOR, guaran- teed paperhanging, painting. Gavin. OX.9-0190. DRESSMAKING EXPERT dressmaking, everpching wade to measure, no pattern re- gaired. 499-0140. BUSINESS SERVICES MOME tax. bookkeeping and ac- counting services. 221-4196. Advance Income Tax Fast of 6clea service on all re- turns. Get all of the tax deduc- tions you are entitled to, beet rates Phone 261-3503 DRAPES & UPHOLSTERING I TONG' CHESTERFIELD, sectumal style. Good condition 548.00. Odd living • or rec room cbstrs $12.00. two end tables $10.00 each- T.V. per- Chesterfieid & Odd Ckai•I fect condition 544.00. Ladies Rebuilt and Reco.ereri `��esser $19.00. Must sell. 261-6873 ------------------------------ I 3549 St. Clair Ave. E. HEADBOARD for twin beds- 109 - incises, frunwood (uew) $25.00. 293-5401 ---------- - - - ------- Scandinavian Furniture COME in and see our diapiay of fine imported dtwg vies, bed- room. cheuettfe coffee tables, lamps, etc. etc. at re- duced prsces E. Henson Furni- ture, 1996 Lawrence Ave E., (just west of Warden) Colony Plaza. -5s-2"1 NURSING HOMES GLiLU Heli Rest Home. ACcom- modation for elderly or convale- scent. R -N. supervised. Short term or monthly. 759-7735, - ----------- PAVING PETS Asphalt Il Concrete CHERI'SL1ogGroom.ng.free pick- RESIDENTIAL up and delivery, 282-9486. at COMMIF II RARE gold Brindle Sib Tzu pup- 293-7175. pies, show or pet. rBUSINESSORTUNITIES 826 Uanforth Rd. zb� 9407 SNACK BAR - RESTAURANT $4,900. Cash A little gold mine right on Hwy. N2, just east of Whitby. Lots of private parking. Exclusively list- ed. Helga Schmidt CALL COLLECT - 438.1020 or 942-2219 The Royal Trust Co. Realtor. s Modern Paving Co. ITorontol ltd. ASPHALT PAVING CONCRETE WORK • Established Company • Work Guaranteed Phone 293-2484 For Free Estimate Try our Service for SPECIAL AAAL SERVICES PARCEL DELIVERY LOCAL CARTAGE is MOVING HINAN Cartage & Moving Fully Insured & PCS' & Metro Ucence 293-3867 MOvM mss with trucks, big PIANO movLq, dLemsialing for or small. Odd jobs, cottages. rec rooms. fully insured, experi- Reasimable.261-361a eucad.753-7072- - ----- ------------------ ------------ TAYLOR Movies. Reasonable, 7 days. small or big jobs. 267- 016'. AGINCOURT MOVING & STORAGE LTD. A complete range of quality moving Services Local l lag distance. Free Estimates 293-1234 t SALES REGISTER 2.th. auction sale d e good single storey 4 apaCious room hoose. with front, and rear porches, all modern conventences. on treed skirted lot. Cboice household fur- niture, chord organ, stereo H1F1 electrical appliances, chester- field. bedroom. dinette suttee, an- tique dfabes, glassware, orna- ments. utensils. flatware. lot d good miscellaneous home effects, articles etc. M No. 4 Nelson Street, Town of Alex, being the property d the Late Mary E. Murray estate. Sale at l pm.. terms ash day of sale on household effects, no reserve, property offered at 3 p.m. subject to a reasonable re- serve bid. Terms on property 10% day of sale. balance in 30 days then full possession granted, further particulars made known on day of sale. See posters for full listings, and particulars, or apply to the Auctioneer, Clarke Prentice, Markham, phone 640- 3o,r.. AUCTION SALE AGINCOURT LIONS Auction & Rummage Sale Sat. April 29 at i p.m. Glenwatford Arena Glenwatford d Sheppard E. TRAILERS British Sprite Lightweight travel trailers. We now have the latest range. British Travel Trailers Ltd. 1099 Spears Rd , Oakville. Ont. 844-2041 PLANET CARTAGE & MOYERS P.C.U. LIC. CLASS D. a H. We do industrial. commercial and residential rnovtng. Overseas shipment 24 HR. SERVICE local & Long Distance 463-7517 GARDENING & SUPPLIES WEED PROBLEMS NEW METHOD LAWN SPRAY Need Control h Fertilizer Gtamme,-C,a•'- Ltmtse-d 293-8967 Spring Fertilizing CLEAN up and weekly lawn Main- tenance Llovd's LAndaceping. -2h_-4^J3 RENTALS Afraid To Try? Send Your Floors Yourself. Free Instruction. 22 Yrs. Experience. SEGUIN'S for SANDERS 293-6521 LANDSCAPING COMPLETE TREE SERVICE i runing, fetilizung or removal. Phone early for Spring clean up and lawn maintenance. Over 15 years experience. Freeestirates, full gueraniceo. Canadian Landscaping 755-8688 267-4523 HOME HOME IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENTS Cedar Patio Decks Cedar fences, and rec rooms, general repairs, free estimates. 293-0285 PETER FLICKE Corpentwa Cabinetmaker Kitchens, Rec Rooms, Additions. Porches li Fences etc. Free estimates. Lic. B1307. 282-3897 FIREPLACES Atmore Chimney Builders Lic. B1272 Concrete - Brick Stonework - Waterproofing Free Estimates 759-1064 or 757-035 A CAPABLE man, truck deliver- ies, basements, old furniture "41".742-0474. PLUMBING repairs, alterations, emergency service. Free estl- mates. Lic. PSIS. Pose 737- 2630 PERSO11101111 NAL DIVORCE SERVICE GUARANTEED PROCESSING Fast, Low Cost. With Terms 225-1138 Evg. 226-4600 BIRKDALE SARRERSHOP & MEN'S HAIRSTYLISTS Serving you from 1%4 1233 Ellesmere Rood 757-9821 SIRKDALE DRY CLEANERS CHECK OLAPRICE S SHIR IS for 4W 1233 Ellesmere Road 757-9821 80AT S Georgian 19, Fibreglass Sailboat 19 h. long 6 1/2 ft. beam, 3 years old, excellent pleasure or racing craft. fully equipped with custom trailer. Dacron mainsailpluestan- dard and Genoa jibe. Must sell, best offer. 447.8640 After n or weekend+ MORTGAGES For Mortgages Always Deal With A Member Of The Ontario Mortgage Brokers Association our member(sl in your area: MR. PETER SOLYOM 1454 HIGHBUSH TRAIL, DICKERING PANEURO INVESTMENTS LTD. 70 WATSON STREET, WEST HILL LANDSCAPING GARDEN LANDSCAPE AND MAINTENANCE Specializing In Plan, Design, Construction. FREE ESTIMATE Torizuka Landscape uaponese Landscaper( 691-7540 83 Woodbine Ave. 699-3277 (Res.) Toronto 8, Ont. and ROOFING REPAIRS Call Anytime 294-4869 RENOVATIONS is our specialty, qualltyworkman- ship. Over 10 years experience. Call 266-4844 VENUS KITCHEN a REMODELLING Lic. B-2024 Al Contractors, painting, L va- tions, rec rooms a specialty. Call Len, 438-0012. EXTRA heat runs installed in rec -rooms, etc. 698-4303. NON-UNION Electrical _Contractor Industrial, commercial, residen- tial. 284-453 Lic £ 456. ------------------------------- Star Fence WEST HILL Galvanized Or Vinyl Chain link Fence Aluminum Privacy weave Expert Installation Phone 284-1784 Fir F roe Lstimate TENDER %P SCA00 OUCH FUSS uIll ES COaMMSSION Tender 30.72 RESTORATION OF PAVED DRIVEWAYS TENDERS in eowela"s protruded for Restoration of Paved Drive- ways at various locations in the Borough of Scarborough, will be received by G. M. Gordon, hasrag Pur - Agent. not later than 12-00 soon. E.D S.T.. Friday. MAY 51h, 1972 Specifications and fors of tender may be obtained from the Pur- chasing Dept.. 1750 Kingston Ad-, Scarborogh. Out. A tender deposit consisting of a ce. Ined cbegse in the amount of 5% of the contract price. and an Agreeenes to Bond artidate are required to be submitted with each tender. Lowest or any tender not aeces- saruy accepted. RICHARD E. CAVANAGH. Chairman T J CUR TIS, P. Eng.. SCJ►tlOgOUGH MJKIC UrIUM COaawssiON SUPPLY & INSTALLATION OF AIR CONDITIONING Tender 31-72 TENDERS for the complete de- sign, supply and installation of a c.estralized air condlUoniag system on the 2nd i 3rd floors of the R. Harrison wing at 1750 K/ugSton Rd., Scarborough, Oat., will be received by G. M. Gordon, Pur- chasing Agent not later than 12:00 noon. E.D.S.T.. Friday, MAY 12, 1972 Plans, specifications h form of tender are available from the Pur- chasing Dept., 1750 Kingston Rd., Scarborough, Ont. A certified cheque in the amount of 5 of the contract Price and an Agreement to Bond ' certifi- cate are required with the sub- mission of each tender. Lowest or any tender not neces- sartly accepted. RICHARD L CAVANAGH• ,: ha Irma r. T. J. CUR TIS, P. Eng.. Manager -Secretary. ENTERTAINMENT DEBBIE'S TEAROOM, upstairs at 1960 Danforth, Expert readers, 1_30 - 10:30. 421-0116. SNOWMOBILE STORAGE SNOWMOBILE storage and ser- vice, dry block building.Allan's Motors i Marine Co. 293-0081, 291-1865. --------------------------- -- -•._.....,,tK � n.rwt -- - eatwRaalwlawl� Thurs. Apr. 27th, 1972 THE POST Page 7 Second CLASSIFIED Page PROPERTIES PROPERTIES PROPERTIES =FOR ERTIES PROPERTIES PROPERTI ES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE SCARBOROUGH Where else in Metro can you buy this home for only $33,995.00 The CREST, split level, family room, 1%2 baths Other 3.4 bedroom models available -immediate possession DMECTIONS: 401 Fast to Highway s2, Last to Port Union Rd., Right to Coafereace Blvd, right on Clappison Blvd, to Sales. CALL 284.5664 AXALTOW -T.* SIGN TYaT SlUS- DO YCU WANT TO BUY A 3 bedroom brick detached home with attached prage and above ground swimming pool In the back yard? Finished recreation room and a fourth bedroom in basement. 1 1/2 baths. Only 4 years old. Interested? Call Mrs Irene Kozma 261-9013 or 438-1020. EXCLUSIVE $225.00 a month carries. 8 rooms north of Danforth in good renting area. Close to shopping and sub- way. to inspect all now - Mr. T. Irvine 438-1020. GUILDWOOD - GO TRAIN $32,500.00 Ideal family home, 4 bedroom backsplit. 2 washrooms, brosdloomed, living - dining room combinstion. Finishedrecreation room. Spotleas homes. Exclusive listing. Phil Aube 438-1020. BACKSPLIT - 6% MORTGAGE Opportunity to purchase large mo- dern backsplit and a small mort- gage. Imagine 6% interest which carries for $139.00 principal in- terest and taxes. Features 4 bed- rooms, brick attachedprage, mo- dern kitchen, centrally located, Lawrence and Markham. Asking $37,'900.00. By appointment oaly. Mr. R. Cusson 438-1020. KENNEDY & DANFORTH RD. $39,500.00 Beautiful 6 room solid brick attached bungalow. 2 wash- rooms, garage, walkout from base- ment, close to all conveniences. Only 2 years old. Mr. Tatangelo 438-1020. UNIQUE DESIGN $53,900. You really must see this home to appreciate Its charm. Here are a few of its many features. There is broadloom in the living and diningrooms. There 1s a t.tone fireplace in the panelled family Ther room. Tre is ■ stove and dish- washer in the large kitchen. You may have immediate possession. Would you like to inspect this home? Please all Mrs. V. Finlay 438-1020. Flemi n .. num ImuniV OWN A HOME ON p GOIF COURSE Membership Included �4_.j.W_A__RREN & CO. LTD. REALTOR win SHEPPARD AVE. b KENNEDY 293-3631 VACATION ROOMS FOR RENT SUMMER CAMPS PROPERTIES $12,500 BUYS 3 bedroom custom built cottage with all facilities on a waterfront lot in the Kaladar distrix t160m/. east of Metro). As low as SSW down ash to I first mtgr. 291-3719 Liquidation Sale COLLINGWOOD - GEORGIAN BAY $11,900 Asking -3 bedroom cottage on township roads. Flexible down payment. Largest lot on street. Call for viewing appointment. Allon Arnold 438-1020 the Royal Crust Co. Realtor. HALIBURTON LOT I'/2 ACRE) & COTTAGE $9,500 Sandy beach area for swimming & boaring, 3 bedroom cottage with plumbing, wiring & septic system. Year round roads. Bank rate mtge. available. 291-3719 KENNEDY - Sheppard 2 moats, cooking facilities, private en- trance, private bath. 293-.2697- HOUSES FOR RENT RENT & own, $149.00 mo., 310 Perry St., Whitby, 15 colo. E. of Metro, 10:30 to 12:30 over week end, others from $59.00 to $249.00 no. F=cO MODATION FOR RENT MOTEL unit at reduced prices. Daily or weekly. White Swan Mo- tel, 3370 Kingston Rd. 261-7168. LOST CAT - grey female, short hair. West Hill area, reward. 284- ddcnn TUITION VACATION IPROPERTIES WANTED PRIVATE TUTORING In maths, Cottages Wanted I have clients waiting for cot- tages. If you have one to sell please can Violla McLeod 438-1020 The Royal Trust Co. Realtor sciences, languages to grade 13. At your convenience. Reasonable races. 763-5300. - Crocheting, Knitting Lessons DAY or evening classes. Also crocheting made to order For information coil 267-3411. CAMP WAKANA Boys and girls 7 to 16 Years Parry Sound Area Riding. skiing, land sports, trampoline, crafts, dramatics. Qualified swimming instructor, carom" a carton trips. For further InformNion Contact: Mr. (fill Rad. Director 29 Tardree Place. Scarboro 751-0362 ROLLING ACRES RANCH R.R.4 Durham A holiday ranch for girls 5-14 .ears, boys 5-8 years. Stresses ailing, swimming pool. 2 weeks $130. 2 bra. riding daily to the tee. Brocht.res Write -,r F Bone: 1-519-369-3139 ACCREDITED MEMBER OF O\rAR10 CAhIP[NGASSOCIATK)N Glenbrook Day Cai Markham Area Serves east Toronto. Swimm ponies, nature crafts. Quall leaders. Reasonable rates. 439-3104 II Don Mills & Eglinton Flemingdon Woods offers concomimum Imng at its most attractive. Here, near Don Mills and Egilnton, you'll find the convenience and privacy of apartment living, without the monthly down - the -drain feeling of rent paying. Prices of 2 -*- room homes in Renting Woods start at S21.- 800 with 51,090 down; 3 -bedroom parts from 524.700 with S1,235 down. And the equity you receive is in one of the most pleasant and sought-after areas of Torafo, Don Mills. Cone. see Flemngdon Woods, walk through ft model slates and find out if this isn't where you'd rather live. PHW 429-45,0 Down payments from SI.090 2 a^d 3 bedroom plans available. Centrally located dear Don %ils and Eglintoa. Open for inspection weeoAays i2 A 9 p m.: A .veekends 12 till 6 p m Arotne. N.O.lts E ►rsOra" Deveeeps0 n caoperatgn neT Ontario 14auaing Corerana� Sauttl frons Don Mills and Eglinton to Gateway Bind . turn east on Gateway to b 4e oqr Fark- 740 i SUMMER CAMPS DAY CARE f RASER LAKE "camping with a purpose" Swtmmlig, canoeing, ponies, ar- chery. Crafts. out -tripe. Age$ 4-15 $40 wkly.. includes transportation. 40 Showford Cres., Scarborough 439-3104 CAAlV WA-4ADITEI "Int the Heart of the Temagami Forest". Co -Ed 6-17 years. OCA member. EXTENSIVE WILDER- NESS TRIPPING. Swimming, com- munity living, leadership. Mature staff. Contact Bruce Hodgins PhD. 7 Engleburn Place, Peterborough 705-743-3774. Toronto Contacts: Jim Allman MTH, -36 Bathurst St. 531-6214 (days); Wendy Cuth- bertson 195 Three Valleys Dr. 444--007 tevgs.i MINI-SKOOLS LTD. Day Care Programs: • 1. 2 day • 3 4 day • cull day Nursery School and Kind ergo r ten Pr og rom Infant Care and After School Trained Staff - Licensed Tuxedo Court Nu rsery Sri mort an Nur sery Srimorto n baby Nursery 439-0521 Private School For Ctuldrer, NURSERY SCHOOL - KINDERGARTEN DAY NURSERY CAMP Limited number of openuWs available. ROLLIN' ACRES 293-6846 For Boys And Girls TAMARACK Day Care Centre & From 5 to 12 years. Kawarths area. Complete activities includes riding Phone 447-7513 Nursery Schools, licensed,quali- tied staff, transportation avail - able. Midland Ave., northof Shep- pard. Agincourt. 293-3152. INSURANCE ruu camp program. cniuy s..un- DO YOU feel you're paying too ming, canoeing, hikes, camp fire much for Auto or Fire Insurance? programs,scavenger hunts & H so when buying or renewing crafts making. All this and more, try us for an alternative quote. write box 44, Lundas, Ont. Charles Dunne, General Agency, Phone 1-627-3783 293-4977. DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED ADS -- TUESDAY 12 NOON I1 Page 8 THE POST Thurs. Apr. 27th, 1972 Third Page - CLASSIFIED ADS I APARTMENTS APARTMENTS FOR RENT FOR RENT `rRlstr—•=ate •t•es Property Monaqement OXFORD TOWERS IN AJAX 2 - 3 Bedrooms from $180 IN HOUSE: • Cutdoor S. mm nq Pool • Sauna Rums • A Recueat -n Room • Party Rocm • En Su,te Storooe • En Suite Heat Control • A 20'x5'6" Balcony IN COMMUNITY: • Shopping Centre • Public, Semro-e, HIQh and Vocational schools • The C'xnrrn•nity Centre • Modern Ajax Hospttol • Public Transportation • Ga -Tram Focih? es and the 401 H,Qhway are closely located. CALL DIRECT 964-3974 DIRECTIONS: M,ahway 401 to Alax, Horwood Ave S , 2 iblocks. Rental Office Olin 1 -9 P M Dn.IV J-5 Kingston Rd.& Markham 1 MONTH FREE vow.tag Luxury very spacious, Ms�epirate saunas. P 1 playgc , ir4s. hvd rr.� wm cl. lmodi- atr "c' -1 1. 267-7662 Lawrence -McCowan 3125 Lawrence Ave. E. Across Scar. General Hospital LARGE APARTMENTS 1 BEDROOM $152 2 BEDROOM $168 3 BEDROOM $189 (HILDREN WELCOME 438-3206 267.9581 Lennox R E Ltd Brkr. DENTONIA APARTMENTS 10 Teesdale Place Adults Only Close To Subway 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOMS FROM $165 lndrdtrq drapes. hydro. Mains i mens sawn, ietam pool t gym 694-8408 DECORATED TO YOUR CHOICE -3 Bedrooms -2 Baths •Hydro Included *Parking Included From $196 Per Month Phone 491-1441 WILL DECORATE TO SUIT -2 Bedrooms -2 Baths -Hydro Included -Parking Included From $175 Per Month Phone 491-1441 PROPERTIES HICOMAY 401 PROPERTIES - xItJG'S CRESCENT ■ t �I fOR RENT HELP WANTED ■ N Y, _ ■ xI J-5 Kingston Rd.& Markham 1 MONTH FREE vow.tag Luxury very spacious, Ms�epirate saunas. P 1 playgc , ir4s. hvd rr.� wm cl. lmodi- atr "c' -1 1. 267-7662 Lawrence -McCowan 3125 Lawrence Ave. E. Across Scar. General Hospital LARGE APARTMENTS 1 BEDROOM $152 2 BEDROOM $168 3 BEDROOM $189 (HILDREN WELCOME 438-3206 267.9581 Lennox R E Ltd Brkr. DENTONIA APARTMENTS 10 Teesdale Place Adults Only Close To Subway 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOMS FROM $165 lndrdtrq drapes. hydro. Mains i mens sawn, ietam pool t gym 694-8408 DECORATED TO YOUR CHOICE -3 Bedrooms -2 Baths •Hydro Included *Parking Included From $196 Per Month Phone 491-1441 WILL DECORATE TO SUIT -2 Bedrooms -2 Baths -Hydro Included -Parking Included From $175 Per Month Phone 491-1441 PROPERTIES PROPERTIES FEMALE PROPERTIES FOR RENT FOR RENT fOR RENT HELP WANTED IN THE TOWN OF MARKHAM Modern Townhouse Living for the Carefree Family Rentals from $230 per month Heritage Square is the keystone of our Sherwood Estates luxury residential development and was designed and built as an Integral part of the com- munity providing the following features which make it more comfortable - more liveable and entirely enjoyable, • 1200 square feet of living area. Three bedrooms. large living room, con- venient dining room, 4 piece bathroom and 2 piece washroom in Modern appliances - Electric Stove - Frost Free Refrigerator Automatic Washer and Dryer • Recreation room available at your option. • Individual patio designed for privacy • Heated underground garage or surface parking • Broadloom & Drapes provided • Cable Television - providing you with two outlets • Constructed with the best soundproofing techniques available A TOWNHOUSE PROJECT WHERE CHILDREN ARE WELCOME A HOME SMITH PROJECT @), Telephone 294-4324, 239-1191 HERITAGE SQUARE Neighbourhood Shopping Plaza being built in MARKHAM, Ont. 20,000 Square Feet Retail 136 Parking Spaces Excellent Location North Side No. 7 Highway 1 Mile East Of No. 48 Highway ZONING C 1 PLANNED COMPLETION DATE: FALL 1972 For Rentol Enquiries Call, HOME SMITH PROPERTIES LIMITED 35 OLD MILL ROAD, TORONTO. 239-1191 NOW OPENI EMPLOYMENT .AAA Jl,;S- :�7e vocd Fecture �t•e� ner • LOCATED IN ONE OF NORTH R K 'S FINEST RESIDENTIAL APE S 'i•ACROSS THE STREET FROM ,-OPP NGCENTRES. '• NEAR TO SCHOOLS CHURCHES ANG MAJOR RAFrIC ARTER- IES SUCH AS 4C1 a DON VALLEY PK W �-YET FAR E N O U G H AWAY NOT TO HEAR THEM • -PACIOUS APTS, WITH KITCH- ENS LARGE ENOUGH TO SEAT .HE ENTIRE FAMILI e NEW STYLES L •6S:GNS TO S_' !UST YOU comrSEE OUR 3 BEDROOM SPID 7s WHICH MAS A WALK-IN CLO"F- LARGE E.000N TO SLEF`- •N, A WINDOW IN THE DA R O O M, AND AN axTRA SHO + :-2 STALL. PWS PLI.S PLUS 1h' .�=SYS 12 TO 10 P.M ,5 i SUN. 10 TO 6 40Rn �T I. TORIA PARK AVE. b VAN HORNE (SFTWEEN SHEPPARD i F NCH) :'7J4)Tf� •" rile 19-0 Women's Equal Opportunity Art prohibits discrimination because of sex or marital status, with certain exceptions. Since some occupations are considered more attractive to personsoe one sex than the other, advertisements are placed for convenience of readers. Such listings are not intended to exclude persons oe ■itner sex. Enquiries regarding this Act should be addressed to Ontario Women's Bureau, Department at Labour, 74 Victoria Street. Toronto 210. Telrphune 3o.5- 153-." HELP WANTED HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE MALE &FEMALE FREE SALES TRAINING Atoyou: -Artibitious':' -Interested in earning an executive income? -Able to attend a free evening school? If so: Telephone United Trust Company's Mr. Lillicia - 1885 Lawrence Ave. East 752.3111 Mr. Kass - 577 Markham Road 431 -1100 We offer: A wide open commission and bonus package from a soundly financed growth leader in the real estate Bead UNITED TRUST Rr.AL.tOR HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE Graham Park Restaurant Kingston Rd. (1 mile East of Sbeppard) Requires for their restaurant and as ve rn • Short order Cook • Kitchen Help • waitress • Taking Applications For LifeGuords Call after 4 p.m. 284-1605 OPPORTUNITY FULL OR PART TIME MALE OR FEMALE If you are interested In sales work, own a car, and able to work a minimum of two evenings a week and Saturdays. I can show yuu the way to Increase your earnings either on a fuU or part time basis. Free training. Earn as you learn. Car required. Mr. William, 461- 2642. DRIVERS Experienced with small car. apply in person at the Agincourf Plaro Store 6Glenwatfcrd Dr. or phone 293-1171 Earn Extra Money Sell Regime De. France - Studio Girl Cosmetics to -your neighbors, friends etc. Highest commission. For further information please contact Thomas 757-6075 PAINT UP, SPRUCE UP NOW that Spring is here! Earn the cash to pay for it all as an Avon Representative. If you like people and love making money, get the facts now. Call: Mrs. J. Cunneyworth, 149 Sheldon Ave.. Newmarket, Ontario, 895- 9939. ------------------------------ TYPIST We Rove an opening from May 1st. to Sept. 1st. Good typing essential. Please Coll Miss Hartman 291-8111 CANADA LAW BOOK LTD. 80 Cowdray Ct. Agincourt Immediate Full or Part Time SAY - WELLINGTON 30 Women For pieesattt telephone circuMtloe survey from our downtown oetwe. $1.65 - $2.25 per hr. Day bows to suit. Evwttags S - 9 p m. Grade 13 or Utteversity studeetswelconae for part time. Mr. Wilson 368-7947 WAITRESSES part time evening work, hours 4-8 p.m. Ltamem Reeperant• Kennedy - Elleanere Rd. 293-3114. - FULL TIME shetspoo girl wanted. Chique Heirstyluig. 83t-3511. ------------------------------- 61RL FRIDAY Required by Scorboro Coble Company ro work from row uncd 8 p m. Must be &vW typist. receptionist, with switchboard experience. Please Call 293-1972 KEYPUNCH - experienced, Mark- ham - Ellesmere area. $430.00. Call Nan Wagner 491-2750. --- MOTOROLA SECRETARY Our communicatluns division requires mature responsible person who is a fast accurate typist with a minimum grade 12 education and 3 years related business experience. Duties to include short- hand, dicta correspundence, and general office work ExeeLem employee benefit programme, including profit sharing plan. Woodbine ane Ste -les L cati.,n, own transpurtanon is required. For an interview appointment call Personnel Dept. 499-1441 3125 Steeles Ave. E., Willowdole CAREER TRAINING FAREER TRAINING j LEARN MORE to EARN MORE . We Teach ALL Types of WELDING' // INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTIONtie Day and Evening Cfasc N. EASY WEEKLY PAYMFN7S GENERAs. WELDING SCHOOL CANAr -. S OLDEST -- GOVERNMENT RrL'D 61 JAR ; fT. — TO'RONTL — 363-7635 1 NOW e...s _ _- -- - - - - - - - - - _ _ - - - - _ _ _ -- _.- _ _ - - - - . - - - .�--- - ...m eat N Veit -"• tt� !" . Fourth Page -- CLASSIFIED ADS MALE MALE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 'SKILLED WORKERS NEEDED Immediate Jobs Available MECHANICS ................ $4.00 hrly. & up BODY WORKERS ............ $3.5044.50 hrly. SERVICE STATION HELP ..... $110 weekly b up. SUPERVISORY POSITIONS ....... $800 mthly, up. COLIgER SALES ........... 51254150 weekly. ;PART HELP .............. 51254150 weekly. AUTOMOTIVE PERSONNEL SERVICE 487-2864 Unemployed? Without a Trade? N veu ore owr 1i i notve, ,q rears o1j. " good physics' toryv Ilan w,th a good work backornurld• we have %,-k for you. Ts +roar we offer s+eadv emolerr_ moot to othery a tarerr, n Ma world of 4Cur,t, We are open Monday to T•"tdev v le a m is o 10 a en Came and mea# us PINKERTON'S A Progres!m Cmwy 9TH FLOOR. 15 TORONTO ST. 362-911 FULL A PART-TIME POSITIONS AVAILAaLE SALES HELP WANTED %Mechanic With A license preferably with Chryaler experience, Busy shop with opportunity for excellent earnings. Ontario Automobile Ltd. MR. KERR 922-6161 PERSON to cut lawn for evenmer season, must be rellabe, 29 Can- Itrtr Rd.. West Mil SALES HELP WANTED Ambitious People 1, little am"" awakes a f>I� dif- fermace. AOC to yatr family . In- coaae, by becoming a wattias •eprmeetgave. Fart at lull class. Excauem C""Mv est" 486-8795 WANTED 7 Ambitious Men You may be driving a mask, working in an alnee or one of a tunered tbtep people do to ours a livuug yet are diaentlalsed with d wlr work. No exyerfewe saeose ii" as we tram you In our,telt Our pooh are oarnLtg up to 120.000 a year, paid on Minimum presentation reQulremuents. People saloead must be bondable. own a car, be Married and preNrably owr 30. Duties wlU consist ad Interviewing aaetMbsra for old established fraterelty. We wall wart you Iatustflotely. For confidential interview phone Days: 429-3340 Of 291-5560 Evenings: 293-2228 Or 259-3473 SALES REPRESENTATIVES Male or Female a TINJUNIMI, SALMY e $165 tog oil per sale, paid daily if desired. is aofia=- te pad orations, pan plan, group Banca.sickrasua==t sicknsu and axident carerraaygtt You it" be working in an ofrirx, or factory. a one ol the efts hundred and ane things people do to earn a living, yet ars dissatisfied. No experience necessary, as we train your in our field at awk- ►aapla must be mature, bondable, have use of a car and be over 23. k perinenent, dignified position sollkq an absolute family ne- cessity to existing accounts and to unlimited new prospects in to and Tww surrounding areas. 223-910 SALES PERSON experienced In lady's wear, part time, Niarkbam Village area. Reply to Box 105, - WArkha m. Ont.--------------------------- Salesmen and Salesladies We invite you to take advantage of our FREE Real Estate School We uffer a complete training pro- Kra n, to ensure your success in a real emote career earning top om m issiun. We haveopenings to our modern offices through,*[ Metro andsur- Ioundmg areas. Start earning 111011$ now fall '%Ir Ray stevenson 266-7761 BRETHOUR REALTY Services (1961) ltd. Reoltor SALES TRAINEE Aye 25 Or Over Own Car. Enterprising. SoUried position up to $1000. Per month dependmg on Qualifications. Comprehensive Training Program. 929-0125 GIVE ... so moria will live to HEART FUND 0o CNG Rentals SALES 6 SERVICE A trailer for every car .. and every budget 177 HWY. 7E. THM MMLL, W. GETWEEN vo ; EAYVIEw IBM PROPANE i Your camossta auhsaar nvhq SALES & SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF PROPANE EQUIPMENT Tral App�a "Patio and Pool - OPEN t a.m.-.4 P.M. Man. to wed as a.m.-9:71P.m. Thea. t Fri. 9 a.m.-S p.m. SMtlyder. *10 Ka" St. "I mi. N. of Na 7 Mwr. W,145 - 223-M DRANCMES COAST-TO.COAST TO SERVE You Fol Safety and Deperldabi qty You Can Count On Eaz-bft Weight distributing trailer hitches 3rd sway controls MANUFACTURED IN CANADA 9Y: eez—I ift sobsupow nCta�. ttJMTAAIp lTQ 010 Bessemer Rd. Landon, On MOTOR CARS Thurs. Apr. 27th, 1972 THE POST Page 9 CAMPING Dunbatfon - Students IT'S NEW!! IT'S FROM ;1675. GLENDALE $1675. "SCOOTER 410" .r.r I I � sea er 1rnlea uF er dMw OPEN.SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Caravan leisure Sales ltd. 1147 KENNEDY RID. -M-511111 kilrbor eft. Datsun Camper When You am not camping. rr tr can be taw as . Pit ahw n N.P. ergine. DATU am.0oo ,tee oma aw.r war.-.,. lllopwp --Mw- WE RENT TENTS TENTS Tents Tents -Tents Tents RIR arse rand alt Tents Tents 'Parts ar diti, at TENTS. TENTS �amp`nq solps tord. Tents Tent LTO. 45M KINGSTON Ro. 282-6037 Travel Abroad by Janet Purkiss This year about 50 students from Dunbar - ton High School spent their spring vacation in Rome. Not one of us missed the opportunity .to throw a coin in the Trevi Fountain to insure that one day we would return to this beautiful city. During our visit, we stayed in the Inter- national Centre a 1ar e Re How" Makers S Ger 10w ComrMate Tre of tl CAW Mini To -- Maxi TAAST 1:680 DEALER MOP 906 TRr1VELAIRE TRAILER SALES 42" KINGSTON RO. WEST MILL, OSIT. ALLEMS Teat Trailer Rentals, Tower Of Pisa", where 4. S and b sleepers. Advance boolqugs cele. pow. 29�-oosl. we were able to spend 201"leas___ _____________ _ MOTOR CARS one afternoon. The next day we went rMOTOR CARS south to visit the re- mains of Po m i ft youth hostel which is built for the purpose of accomodating young travellers, like our- selves. One of the highlightsof our trip was the day we spent in the picturesque city of Florence. It was a real treat to shop on the "Ponte Vechia" in the goldsmith shops and leather stores for which Florence is fa- mous. Another thrilling sight was the `Leaning ENGLISH CAR CENTRE 260 Midwest Rd. Unit 14-759-7912 Specialized repairs toBritisli Cars, Toyota and Dotsvn. 'Hours: 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday 11111110111 Saturday 8 - 2 p.m. 66 CHEV cowwrtiWe Itupols 127. pmer weersag, power brakes. awe owner. paties. condition. license 170.104. Allen's Monaco It Marine. 2400 Kennedy R4., 293-O n i. 201-1465. 1968 PLYMOUTH Fury u rsawo-. want 314. power asserting and cion, eesttlbd. Evp. 291-1306 pe a er the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius. For many of us this was a childhood dream come true at last! Once back in Rome, we were able to visit Vati- can City and have an audience with the Pope. The Sistine Chapel and •71 NOMA 760 cc.. 4 cylboder. St. Peters Cathedral aaaoo naLles, $13" hil prim. were just two of the 264-2059afer 6many beautiful struc- ----------------------------- - tures of :. Vatican 68 V.W. 793, radio. 40.000 mile., which we Were able to cortltied. 264-2059 after 6....... see. Exploring the ruins ---------------- STATION WAGONS Chev's, Pontiocs, Fords, Dodges etc. including 9 & 10 passenger • Good Selection To Choose From Pine Hill Auto Ltd. 4002 Sheppard Ave. E. At Kennedy Rd. Agincourt 1965 PONTIAC automatic, radio, excellent coadttiou, can be seen at 26 Carvin Cres., Pickering village. Full price $695.00. Cer- ttfled. 639-1359. ------------------------------- • Gelvey for Volvo • Ontario's Ingest display of new and used Volvos. Immed- iate delivery. Highest trade-in allowance. Save Hundreds SSS BUY NOW AT SERWEY s T11a Service That Comb" GERWEY MOTORS LTO. 3475 Baofortk Ave. Scarherorrgil 04-3261 291-3743 of ancient Rume. such as the C011CSeum, the Ro- man Forum. the cata- com_,s and the Circus Maximus, were all part of the tour. 1%'hen we were at last given free time to shop in the "Iazza della Republica" we fuund much of ou. time was spent trying to avoid would-be latin lovers who tend to prey on woman sig' :ers, or trying to avc . ging run over by ont- - these Roman roar :s who neer stop for pedes- trians just honk horns at them! Much to our delight our plane was t�eiayed 24 hours and we ire able to spend our last day on the beach, sit ing in 85 degree weathc. and we were swimming in the beautiful Meuiterranean Sea! We must rememberall this would :iui ;ave been _ A Flowering Shrub possible wi[ Mout the rutime and pari:•nce of our One of the advantages grow to a height of 8 four teachers, Miss of living in Ontario is a feet and more, so Ba jnoczy, Mer . Credi- climate in which a wide they are appropriate as Cott, Mrs. Mattiss and range of shrubs will a background screen or Mr. Kelso, whoactedas flourish. This includes -high hedge. Smaller va- our chaperones. And we the popular varieties of rieties will grow to a all owe them a big Philadelphus, also height of 8 feet and Thank You I'. known as mock orange, more, so they are ap- syringa or orange blos- propriate as a back- som. ground screen or high This excellent shrub hedge. Smaller va- has many uses in the rieties such as Mont garden, says R. F. Blanc are excellent Gomme, horticultural for a foundation plant - specialist, Ontario De- ing or rockery. partment of Agricul- The habits and charac- ture and 'ood. It s ideal teristics of the different in prominent places varieties of Philadel- throughout the garden. phus are varied. Some Some varieties will grow erect while others are spreading. *.tany are fragrant :..;dall have white flowers. The gold leaf variety is very popular since it con- trasts well with dark - colored home s nearby shrubs with J and purple foliage. Th' variety should be pla ted in full suit to ret Its striking color. Pile 10 i HF POS I. Thurs..Apr. 27th, 1072 WEST ROUGE NEWS -bvLasleav Cowoll GRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Ladies' Bible Study Group held a potluck family supper on April 19th to raise funds for Fernie House, Rosebank Road. A number of East Toronto Presbyterian Churches have been holding various events to raise money for Fernie House and hold a shower there Ston. :fpr. 24th. Grace Church raised over $96 at their supper and plan on providing dishes for Fernie House. Mr. Briard would like to extend a welcome to some new residents of the area, Mr. and Mrs. Van Gelder who recently moved here. DUNBAR"TOC•: SCHOOL HOBBY SHOW The above show held recently saw some fantast- ically clever and interesting displays of hobbies and West Rouge 3rd Brownie Pack who entered 75 exhibits won a Pennant. Congratulations to the 20 girls who did so well. rp GOLF- -bUow A THE FRIENDLY PRIVATE QUI 6700 YARDS OF GOLFERS' DRIGHT (OR DESPAIR) COMPLETE FACLITRES —SWIMMING POOL MEMBER OPERATED AT MODERATE (NON-PROFIT) COST CALL NOW - 297-2114 INFORMATION 11111". T/tfR 1K T1li NEER EORO Rory. E7 - 1 ■LLE NMN Of STOUFFVILLE Jim Dorey's European Hockey School I 111 Finch Ave. W. Unit 18, Toronto, Ont. 636-8500 !BULLETIN! „YSAre Vow between the ages of 12-20? Well then why not spend 3 weeks this summer in Donnwrk with: Jim Ow" - Mea Teri "Sskeed - Tww" Mees mss. - Tornio STI AM - Pinsiw�i r Pri hubwft - St. Lens J,,.. D...,, At Jim Dorey's Hockey School, with Tours to Sweden. CP -AIR Charter flight leaving Tor- onto, August 7, returning August 28. for ewe irslerwssties, writs or CON lis De"T ere 636-8500 Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation District 17, Ontario County Is the shuffle in educational staffs and expenditures in Ontario County really going to save money for you, the taxpayer? Have our taxes .een sign ificartly reduced? If your education tax does show a decrease, ,-)u should be making it your concern to see that quality of education in your area has not suffered in any way at all. Make it your business to discuss the quality of education with the principal of the school your child attends. The teachers are showing their concern - - are you? ONTARIO `17� COUNTY from this event put on by the Kinsmen Club of A jax. rhe festival will be formally opened on Fri. evening at 9 p.m., by M.P. Norm Cafik. The 50 fi.banner ac- ross Harwood Ave. an- nouncing the Springiest has been having a rough time in the wind and ra in this last little while, but the Kinsmen promise that nothing will dampen the spirits in the participants glas- ses this weekend! 7�C'>k';�C7k'7�C7k 7k Change In Meeting The Annual meeting of the East Rouge and Rosebank Ratepayers Association has been changed to Tues. May 2nd, at 8 p.m., at Rose - bank Public School, on Rosebank Rd. S., Pic- kering. ic- kering. Mamelftud Pools Limited IN -GROUND VINYL LINER FOOLS POOL EQUIPMENT & CHEMICALS ,s, c SAUNA BATHS —$ 3,79A6' s5 Visit our Indoor Showroom "Wr 401 60 Nugget Avenue, Agincourt 293-2477 „ DQE quafity yoz in khu - tfm ma,, " .. W.R. FILM SHOW -June Turcotte (28.1-182 ). Mrs. Shirley Samis The next film show to be held at West Rouge $ (282-8756) or Mrs. Fay Parsons (282-3179). Public School will be shown on Saturday, April The films will be of last year's regattas with a 29th, starting at 1:15 p.m. admission 50 G. The spectacular one of a hurricane which occurred in main feature will be the Walt Disney production New Brunswick last season so please contact one of 'Davy Crockett', with a cartoon parade, so no of the above ladies if you would like to be present doubt the air will be filled with the strains of the at this film show. You might also buy your tickets = signature tune from the main feature. for the May 12th dance at the Golf Club while MANY OF 'EM you think of it! _ Birthday greetings to Mrs. Noreen Stansfield who celebrated her birthday on the 26th of this month. WEST ROUGE LADIES CLUB CANCER CAMPAIGN _ . Another event to be held this weekend will be the The annual Cancer Campaign is in full swing and 20th year reunion of the above Club which has canvassers will be calling at every home in the been arranged for Sautrday Apr. 29th at the Golf West Rouge area during this month. Please welcome Club between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. and all members your volunteer when she calls and make your Are invited to attend. contribution as generous as possible. BABY SHOWER _ VOLLEYBALL A lovely baby shower was held on Tuesday April As requested before, volunteers for coaching or 18th at the home of Mrs. Val Mac[ntyre in honour helping out for the above sport are most urgently of Barbara, Mrs. Cliff Brooks, whose first child is required and anyone who is interested please expected early in May. telephone Mrs. Jeanne Perry at 282-9539as unless Many attractive and useful gifts were received such help is forthcoming there will be no volley - by the happy and surprised mother -to -be. ball in the area this year. RECREATION DEVELOPMENT MEETING A church parade from West Rouge P.S. to Grace This meeting, to be held on Sat. Apr. 29th, from Presbyterian Church was held on St. George's Day, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Dunbarton High School, has Sun. Apr. 23th. � been arranged in order for residents to meet with Boys from the local Cubs entered in the Dun - the Parks and Recreation Department and discuss baron Hobby Show "A" won a second and 3 third facilities for sports and recreation in the area. prizes, while "B", pack won 4 firsts, 3 seconds, Bob Secord. Director of the Recreation Branch of and 5 merits. the Ontario Department of Education will be guest Scouts won 2 firsts. speaker and it is hoped that as many people as Apr. 29th is Apple Day and the Scouts of the area possible will attend. will be knocking on doors, so please be sure to DUMBARTON FOOL buy an apple. The above pool will be officially opened at 7:30 Get well wishes are sent to Andy Simpson, Cub - p.m. on May 12th. Apart from a small ceremony master of "A" pack. with a handicapped child being the first to actually use the pool, the evening will be family swimming Cystic Fibrosis so that everyone can be part of the opening. SOCCER ASSOCIATION Tomorrow evening, April 28th, is the date for the Gains From 'Pub Night' at the West Rouge Golf Club for the 1 J 1 parents of boys playing soccer this year and a Proceeds great time seems to be planned. All the parents a r invited to come and meet the coaches a nd enjoy fish and chips and entertainment and tickets are$2 The Canadian Foun- each from any of the coaches. dation for Cystic Fib - CANOE CLUB rosis will gain from the 1 I 1 1 This weekend. April 29th and 30, is the time for Ajax Springfest which the registration for the above club, times Ip.m. to will be held at the Ajax j 3 at the Canoe Club. Community Centre this I 1 rhe Ladies Auxiliary of the Canoe Club have ar- Fri. and Sat. Apr. 28th f ranged a film show on May lst at 8:30 p.m. to and 29th. be held at the home of Mrs. Wiseman. 1 hey wLLl be the re - In order that a car pool may be arranged anyone cipients of all proceeds i i'l goi'!!; nl, -a,: trlrrit lnr _ itti� . `.Irs. Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation District 17, Ontario County Is the shuffle in educational staffs and expenditures in Ontario County really going to save money for you, the taxpayer? Have our taxes .een sign ificartly reduced? If your education tax does show a decrease, ,-)u should be making it your concern to see that quality of education in your area has not suffered in any way at all. Make it your business to discuss the quality of education with the principal of the school your child attends. The teachers are showing their concern - - are you? ONTARIO `17� COUNTY from this event put on by the Kinsmen Club of A jax. rhe festival will be formally opened on Fri. evening at 9 p.m., by M.P. Norm Cafik. The 50 fi.banner ac- ross Harwood Ave. an- nouncing the Springiest has been having a rough time in the wind and ra in this last little while, but the Kinsmen promise that nothing will dampen the spirits in the participants glas- ses this weekend! 7�C'>k';�C7k'7�C7k 7k Change In Meeting The Annual meeting of the East Rouge and Rosebank Ratepayers Association has been changed to Tues. May 2nd, at 8 p.m., at Rose - bank Public School, on Rosebank Rd. S., Pic- kering. ic- kering. Mamelftud Pools Limited IN -GROUND VINYL LINER FOOLS POOL EQUIPMENT & CHEMICALS ,s, c SAUNA BATHS —$ 3,79A6' s5 Visit our Indoor Showroom "Wr 401 60 Nugget Avenue, Agincourt 293-2477 „ DQE quafity yoz in khu - tfm ma,, " .. PYA a Large Size 24s 10 TURKEY DRUM- STICKS 29� 1• Carload of U.S.A., Number One Grade 10 0 TTUCE '17A I J) eae • Fresh not Frozen ONTARIO PORK HOCKS 4lbs$1 1 Limit 3 heads per family -rhurs. Apr. 27th, 1972 '1 HL POS I Maize 11 r(aaada No. 1 Grade OntarioAGrode New Brunswick all white POTATOES "°RrA P, 99, EGGS 1 bey per foinh with food pwrdwme 39dozen 501b. bag vronuratea - 5 ro- ooa WHITE SUGAR SOKO Pwre APPLE JUICE � 59� "� Z54 D. C- Choice Grodo SLICED PINEAPPLE z an 25; libbp's canned pees, com. etc. 14 ez. coo VEGETABLES 6/$1w q Robin Hood (on Raw urs) PUDDING MIXES 9 •L P,- 1 .. VMARGARINE 1 b. pkg. 154 -� 5•okely Van Comp BEANS with PORK s''=fi ' ZS; Rose Brood DILL PICKLES32 '_ 3/$1119 Fresh no; F open ONTARIO LEGS OF PORK Ib49. whole or shonlc end. OPEN DAILY 9am-10 Pm SUNDAY till 8 p.m. Truckload of Fresh California STRAWBERRIES 3 heaping original pint boxes $1000 KING COLE Oven Ready Young Utility DUCKS Truckload of Fresh Florida Watermelons 12 - 11 Ib. avg. 99, ea. � s Cw/ IEIiNEEAr M No. 3 N UMAr t MLLE EAST W NV@NP* t IM" r- P igk• 12 Clip: PO:' I I'liurs. Apr. 27th, 1972 . 0 942.2611 tist,��A��s P.M.A. REALTY LIMITED c-4sH,, , kl�L FIRST & SECOND MORTGAGES ARRANGED, BOUGHT & SOLD 1308 BASELINE ROAD E 839-4463 ��) NIBERS OF(THF.tTORONTO RHALLESTATE BOARD --PHOTO M.L.S. Toronto Chuyalo - Muhammad Ali L i ve f rom Va ncouver on Scarboro Cable TV, Channel 10 Time - 10:30 p.m. , Monday May 1st., 1911 ciu;fi Bud Monkman / GULF SERVICE Liverpool Rd. & Krosno Bay Ridges 839-1527 Tune-up Headquarters Scarborough Denture Clinic 4030 Sheppard Ave. E., Ag incou r t, Ont. To Supply Dentures, Relines and Repairs to the Public. Over 25 Years Experience. p For appointment call: 291-2240 Member of the Denturist Society of Ontario As an accredited Member our fees conform with The Approved Price Range established by the Denturist Society of Ontario. AGINCOURT LIONS AUCTION & RUMMAGE SALE Sat. April 29th, 1 p.m. GLNWATFORD ARENA Glenwatford Dr. & Sheppard Ave. E. Doors, Open 12 Noon HolyRecleemeHey! "That was some Sunday wasn't it? It was pro:)ably our finest hour ever as three teams won championships, one team tied up it's final series o•ie game apiece, and yet another two teams took commanding leans in championship play „y winning their first games. A very com- mendable performance was displayed by our lads, one that we re hoping we'll ire a'Ale to duplicate next week in brif.ging home another three cham- pior-ships. Champio ,s are our K.B.M. Construction: spon- sored Rlior Atoms who had to go all out in a Pickering Township Hockey Fred's Hardware 3 Omar Electric 2 The winning goal in this very tense game was by McIntyre assisted uy Marcoux, the other scorers were Osnack and Snell with McIntyre also earning an assist. Norton fought hard for the defeated Omar team getting a goal and an assist, the other goal was by Pierce and assists by Williams & lioward. Bradley Paint 6 Nel's Sunoco 0 Shut out goalie for Bradley was Jim Godden. Paul Frazer was the big point getter in this game with 2 goals and 2 assists. Other goals were by Mueller (2) Barrer. and Juad. Assists went toMc- Queen, Morrison (2) I'ingey and Dobbin. Moto Ski 2 Bay Ridges Florist 0 Shutout was earned by Drennan. Bigley and Mun- ford were both lone scorers for the ski club in this game. Rogers Blues 3 Bay Ridges IGA I C. Taylor scored the first two goals for the Rogers team. The third one was by Gorman un- assisted. Assists were earned icy Griffiths, Mc- Keown and Peterson. The lone goal from the IGA team was by Cross, assisted by Percewizc and Ramage. Standard Securities I Supreme Aluminum 7 This game was won by default by Standard be- cause of a shortage of players on the Supreme side. Their lone goal was by Barber unassisted. Howitt and Ballik both earned a hat trick, Mc- Bride was the other scorer for Supreme. The as- sists were earned by Shearer (2) Passmore (2) and one each for Kennett, Lyons and Ballik. R. J. Finnigan 5 Recreation Assoc.Amorini was the big gun again this week scoring four goals for the Finnigan team. The other goal was by Fleming. unassisted. The assists were by E. Massey (2) and K. Beer. Recreations lone scorer was Saltys assisted by Taylor. These games are semi-finals in the Pee Wee division. Township Of Pickering SPRING CLEANUP!! 1;wring Spring Clean Up within the Garbage -\rea, the normal limits on the plumes of gar_,age will be lifted. Phone Engineering apartment at 839-5121 or 942-2760 for isposal of items not normally . ccepted for collection. _,xmd V Stash ,000 -Your Trash May 1 To May 11 )hn R. William,,. Poul H. Poulsson, P.Eng. ,eve Township Engineer THE KIWANIS CLUB OF DUNBARTON-PICKERING FLEASE HELP US KEEP PICKERING TOWNSHIP CLEAN Registration Registration for the corning paddling season will take place on Apr. 2 Ah and Apr. 30th, be- tween 1 p.m. and3p.m., at the West Rouge Canoe Club, in the Lower Rouge Conservation Area, on the Rouge Riv- er in Pickering Twp. Registration is open to girls and boys 10 yrs. and over, and the club supplies the canoes. The club has a busy season planned, with regattas in Burlington, Mississauga, Sudbury, Balmy Beach, Centre Island, Peterborough and Winnipeg. For further informa- tion call Jim Parsons, 2R2-3179. Sid Bollik l-lumbing and Heating Contractor All types of plumbing & sheet metal work. Industrial Commercial Residential 24 Huur Service P.O. Box 11, Lkering, 839-2359 0 699-1121 r Hockey News real team effort to beat a surprisingly tough St. Boniface clue 2 to I. It was a playoff thriller all the way with St. Bot iface taking an early lead. Then Paul Reed went to work fashiog- ing two goals on passes from Doug Shields and Robert Taylor to pull out the win. Championship number two goes to our Cy Wil- son Ford Sales sponsored Fee Wee A club as they put everything together in this one, sur- prising St. Thomas More 4 to 0. Brad Kearns was a stao0out in nets, earning the shutout, with Neil Delgarno getting the first star, ;)y pic- king up a well deserved hat trick. Close :)ehind was Joey Catney who along with one goal, picked up three assists on Neil's goals. Number three champions are the %prile Con- tracting sponsored Minor Bantams who kept their undefeated season intact with another impressive team effort, dowr,irig St. Rose 3 to 0. Billy Carroll came along great with his two goal per- formar:ce a -id a fellow that's very seldom kept off the scoreboard. Chris Papatheodorou adeed the other. David Griffith once again. showed the reason why he won top goa 1 ie honors during the regular sea sor. Before I go any further I would like to add this "Quiet Corner's** congratulations riot only to all the .goys, but also to the coaches, managers and trainers who put a lot of "behind the scenes" effort into these teams. Great goi-ig gang!! Tying up their series with St. Boniface at one game apiece was our Simpsons Sears sponsored Mite A crew. A real dazzling display was put on by our club in this one as Stu Catterall pic- ked up three big ones. Donnie Perkins added a pair and singles went to Raymond Burke and Keith Tal.)ot. Briar Ashe was steady when called or to perform and picked up the shutout in a 7 to 0 win. F! Tyke B play, our Royal Home Improvement sponsored club won a real squeaker of a playoff game against St. Thomas More 1 to 2. Shawn Devlin gave another sta -,ou- performance in nets, coming up with the impossible, while young E:dnie Morrell was Johnny on the Spot driving home a screened shot for the winner. Finally, our Pickering Nurseries sponsored Tyke A's got a strong performance from goalie Glenn Healy and knocked over St. Boniface in their first game of the finals 4 to 0. Goals were scored by Dirk Roeter, Ian Wright, Gary Murphy and Roy Williamson who showed a lot of determina- tion in scuring his goal by litterally carrying two St. Boniface players on his back on his way In. If we get repeat performances by these three clu,,s next week, another three championship trophies will oe adorning our trophy case. Keep up the )treat work guys, we're all pulling for you here. • :SALE ALL CEDAR PICNIC TABLES Easy to assemble.Grand for family gatherings. Children's SAND BOX Keep your children sa: in their own backyard. FENCING, BRICKS, BLOCKS, SAND, GRAVEL COUNTER TOPS CLEARANCE 4', 6', 8', 10', 12' Per Ft. - $3.05 (Also Pre -Mitred) II'M 111111 A9