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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPP1973_06_14LANSING 104 per copy The Nautilus TEXACO Published by Watson -ARTS& CRAFTS e vicet on S15 Kingston Rd.Hw 2 our owin Publishing Company Ltd. y wa 2 Hi h & Every Thursday Saturday 9 r Craft Demonstration Sheppard E. Second Class mail reg F - pp istration number 1645. Thurs. to 9:30 p.m. 282-1186 1 $A per yr. by mail 1 284-1171 Vol. 9 No. 24 West Hill, Ontario Thurs. June 14th, 1973 PICKERING ja formerly The BAY Weekly REPORTER ks _ tie. A 7% ' 1, �l,i' .",„' r ... 71V 1, Joe Wilks of P.M.A. Realty (top) and Pickering Township Reeve John Williams took the of- ficial serves to open the new season for the Pickering Township Girls Volleyball Association at `ir .lohn A !Macdonald School last week I Photo- Trevor Bishop) HONEST HERB "* S P H T ISS EN p 635 MARKHAM RD. Cedar Heights Plaza Tel. 439-1308 Hearing Aids SCARBOROUGH Hearing Aid Centre 23 Egliaton Square 757-8453 11 fBa.isch & Lomb ERRACE ,oft lensAlso hard contact 0 PTICAL lenses 431-6411 3601 LAWRENCE AVENUE EAST 'I'vi-race Brae Plaza Development Causes Split In Communwity by Margaret Moser A split in the Ward 1 Community Association has resulted in its taking a new form with a new executive. At a meeting in Dunbarton High School on June 6th, Dr. B. Barna was elected president with Dr. N.B. Schroeder as first vice-president. Both have been outspoken critics of the rush of development that is taking place, and is proposed to take place, in Pickering Township. In his acceptance speech, Dr. Barna said the association would become a ratepayers group - "a pressure group whose function will be to exert constructive pressure on various portions of government." He said the role of a responsible citizen is to safeguard the environment he's inherited and to protect it for future P' Itz generations. He wants development controlled and guided into desirable channels. "I'll be watchdogging Council" he told the.W or so people at the meeting. There was ra contest for executive positions - they were Resigns filled by acclamation or volunteers. Second vice-president is Chris Hundley: secretary, Miss Violet Swan: Treasurer, :Mary Mically: Directors, Fred Anderson, Helen Schroeder, The resignation of Douglas Tom Van Nort. The role of directors is to bead up committee Plitz. clerk of Pickering for specific purposes. Township, was "accepted The split in the association arose from the Runnymede with deep regret- at the Development, the draft plan for which was passed in Council Ex ec u t i v e Committee last week. After discussions with the developers, the outgoing meeting on June lith. executive headed by Aileen Sloane, approved the develop - Mr. Plitz has been with the ment. Mrs Sloane said her information was that most of the Township since 1954. His people in the area were not against devekrpment. Dr. Barna resignation is effective June charged that the executive had gone against the feeling of 29,1973. Mr. Plitz declined to 9u% of its members. comment on why he resigned In announcing her decision not to run for another term of and said only that he planned office_ Mrs. Sloane told some of the members that their to look for another position campaigning was unnecessary. "I had intended to nominate after taking a month's Dr. Barna anyway." An ailing daughter. her help, she holiday. said "and the family come rwst which is the reason Mrs. The Township Solicitor, Sloane decided not to run again. Robert Bo rna has been As outgoing president. Mrs. Sloane reported on a meeting appointed acting clerk. she'd had with Donald Irvine, parliamentary assistant to Provincial Treasurer John White. More Units She said she was told: The province is interested in some development in Pickering Township but whether or not it For Seniors occurs remains w to the municipality: the Township is not under any pressure to sign into the York sewer system: the Fifty. rather than 20. senior Township should retain the tndustrial, residential ratio citizen units wip be built on where feasible. lot levy fees will remain with the "W a'trnast two acre site municipality in the region: the grant for reds fling the of - adjacent to Pickering ficial plan is the financial assistance the province offered, no Developments subdivision other aid. north of Sheridan Mall. Mrs. Sloane said she agreed with a statement John Kruger The recommendation for crude about a letter from the province that Reeve Jahn more units came from the Williams occasionally refers to when discussing develop - Ontario Housing Cor- ment, which the Reeve interprets as promising provincial poration. the agency financial assistance to the Township to encourage responsible for their con- development. -The letter referred to should be put in a .truction. bottom drawer and forgotten" she said. The Pickering Township Dr. Barna said Mrs. Sloane's report echoed discussions he Executive Committee voted has had with Mr. White and Mr. Irvine, unanimously in favour of Pro bona publico -- may the public good be served -- is the accepting the recom- motto Dr. Barna hopes, by which the ratepayers group will mcndation. be guided. The Bay Ridges Decorating Atom B soccer team is off and kicking towards a successful season. The team has won four games and tied one. The teamhe•longs to the Bay Ridges Soccer Club and is coached by Chuck Butyn. ( Photo - Trevor Bishop SKIDMORE NATURAL FOODS SHERIDAN MALL Pickering Liverpool Rd. & ?r2 Hwy. 839-1492.839-5362 &919ivazu fall 284-05552 For h'a,t Home Se•ry ice 1lorningside Shopping Centre West bill BETTER SERVICE LOWEST PRICES Paint& Wallpaper 4520 Kingston Rd. (At Morningside) 282-8602 West Hill Page 2 THE POST Thurs. June 14th, 1973 PICKERING POST Published every ThuriWay by WATSON PUBLISHING CO, LTD. Postal Add-ess - Box 111. Agincourt. Ont. Publisher - R.M. Watson TELEPHONE 284-1767 Liberal General Meeting The June meeting of the Also at this meeting, eight executive of the Liberal Provincial delegates and Association of Ontario four Federal delegates will Ridings was held at the home he nominated and elected to of George Munhall, attend the Ontario Liberal president of the Pickering Leadership Convention to be Village Liberal Association. held at the Royal York Hotel Ron Sproule president of in Toronto on the week -end of the Association presided at Oct. 27th and 29th. the meeting. Norm Cafik. Federal Brian Spencer reported to Liberal Member. will be in the executive on the plans for attendance to discuss the the general meeting to elect proposed social legislation. delegates to the two con- The guest speaker will be the ventions in the fall. This Provincial 'Member from meeting will be held on Wed.. Ottawa East. Albert Roy. June 20th, at 8 p.m. at the The annual Strawberry Teen Centre in Bay Ridges. Festival will be held at the Six delegates and six Greenwood Community alternate delegates will be Centre in Greenwood Village elected to attend the Liberal on Sun.. June 241h, from 2 to National Convention in S p.m. Tickets are $l per Ottawa on Sept lith, 15th, person. Norm Cafik. M.P. and 16th. will be there to greet you. Professional Directory OPTOMETRISTS CHIROPRACTORS Reds ow m m Optometrists Cedar brae Mall 431-1130 40 ROY C. KIELY Chiropractor 102 Conference Blvd.. 2 blocks south of awson, west of Pt. union 282-6750 N' Clark Mason. 11aoor of liax ,seated is shown discussing the document proclaiming HomeWeekend i th. 16th and l th as being %fax Home Week -end. Standing from left to right are Reeve - ),i\ id. 1'rebilcock. c'cwncillors _Tim Forbes. l'olin Mackie. ,Jim Smith. Brian Sturgeon. Kin- ,rnrn Chris Christian. Jim 11 in . Brian Hilker—Joe Dickson.'Murrac Herrington. Financial Problems With Clubhouse The Recreation Depart- ment is running into financial problems with the construction of the clubhouse in the Bay Rides Kinsmen Park � formerly Sandy Beach Road Athletic Park). The department's director. Dave Bass, told the Pickering Township Executive Committee on Monday night that it is holding off completion of the chabhouse until the financial situation can be assessed. He said he's learned from Charles Shelley, Township Manager. that you "don't spend money you don't have". He said completion of the project may have to be TOYOTA COROLLA O 4)100006 Z eel 04 r� TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 2 -Door sedon is the outstanding automotive value for '73. For this low price you get luxury, sofety, performance and economy. There's a steering wheel that compresses on impact and a host of other safety features as well as such 'extras' as an electric rear window defroster. f ncarborough ■ I1:� AT Town Centre 0" AVE.. . delayed until 1974. Mr. Bass cited the problems the department has run into with the construction of the Sandy Beach and Dun -Moore chiblioises -- septic systems, well, weather, vandalism and a less efficient operation than if the projects went through a contractor. The projects were un- dertaken through the LIP program, which Mr. Bass has found wanting. "What you gain in manpower you lase in operation". Council and Mr. Bass had mutually agreed that to get the most benefit from the LIP program, which allows for only a supervisor on the project, the municipality becomes the project manager. But this. he said, did not work out as expected because of the unexpected problems. Causing the biggest financial problem in the Bay Ridges Kinsmen Park ck6house is the sewage .)stem. It has been found that a force main system would be superior to a septic tank system which had been anticipated in original estimates. Under right soil conditions the septic tank system would have cost $1.500 where the force main system LK expected to cost over $10.0110possibly as high as $25.00) On Mr- Bass's recom- merdation, the Executive Committee agreed to defer a decision on the sewage system until it sees if any money is available. The Recreation Department expects to complete its financial assessment in two or three weeks. Work on the wading pool. which the Kinsmen Club proposes to have constructed in the park. cannot go ahead until the sewage question is settle. GIVE... so more will live HEART FUND PICK THE AWARD WINNER PICK A ... PIONEER POOL! 'I ` '000 THE MODEST PRICED SWIMLINE 20' ROUND I.,x)king for Economy. Beauty and Durability" This is it' Sizes 1 OO t rum 15' round tori' round, also ovals. Includes 225 filter on 16' ::nd 20' models. Safety ladder, vacuum cleaner, automatic 584 'urface skimmer. 20 mill winterized liner and other accessories. ■ See it. Financing A\ ailable INGROUND MODELS AND POOL ACCESSORIES SCARBORO'S COMPLETE POOL CENTRE 4679 KINGSTON RD. • • ""'"� WEST HILL 284-8091 Weekdays 10 :wa.m. tos+p.m. Sat. till6p.m. • • • Sun. 1 p.m. to5p.m. 1 - 1 Kingston Kot N' Clark Mason. 11aoor of liax ,seated is shown discussing the document proclaiming HomeWeekend i th. 16th and l th as being %fax Home Week -end. Standing from left to right are Reeve - ),i\ id. 1'rebilcock. c'cwncillors _Tim Forbes. l'olin Mackie. ,Jim Smith. Brian Sturgeon. Kin- ,rnrn Chris Christian. Jim 11 in . Brian Hilker—Joe Dickson.'Murrac Herrington. Financial Problems With Clubhouse The Recreation Depart- ment is running into financial problems with the construction of the clubhouse in the Bay Rides Kinsmen Park � formerly Sandy Beach Road Athletic Park). The department's director. Dave Bass, told the Pickering Township Executive Committee on Monday night that it is holding off completion of the chabhouse until the financial situation can be assessed. He said he's learned from Charles Shelley, Township Manager. that you "don't spend money you don't have". He said completion of the project may have to be TOYOTA COROLLA O 4)100006 Z eel 04 r� TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 2 -Door sedon is the outstanding automotive value for '73. For this low price you get luxury, sofety, performance and economy. There's a steering wheel that compresses on impact and a host of other safety features as well as such 'extras' as an electric rear window defroster. f ncarborough ■ I1:� AT Town Centre 0" AVE.. . delayed until 1974. Mr. Bass cited the problems the department has run into with the construction of the Sandy Beach and Dun -Moore chiblioises -- septic systems, well, weather, vandalism and a less efficient operation than if the projects went through a contractor. The projects were un- dertaken through the LIP program, which Mr. Bass has found wanting. "What you gain in manpower you lase in operation". Council and Mr. Bass had mutually agreed that to get the most benefit from the LIP program, which allows for only a supervisor on the project, the municipality becomes the project manager. But this. he said, did not work out as expected because of the unexpected problems. Causing the biggest financial problem in the Bay Ridges Kinsmen Park ck6house is the sewage .)stem. It has been found that a force main system would be superior to a septic tank system which had been anticipated in original estimates. Under right soil conditions the septic tank system would have cost $1.500 where the force main system LK expected to cost over $10.0110possibly as high as $25.00) On Mr- Bass's recom- merdation, the Executive Committee agreed to defer a decision on the sewage system until it sees if any money is available. The Recreation Department expects to complete its financial assessment in two or three weeks. Work on the wading pool. which the Kinsmen Club proposes to have constructed in the park. cannot go ahead until the sewage question is settle. GIVE... so more will live HEART FUND PICK THE AWARD WINNER PICK A ... PIONEER POOL! 'I ` '000 THE MODEST PRICED SWIMLINE 20' ROUND I.,x)king for Economy. Beauty and Durability" This is it' Sizes 1 OO t rum 15' round tori' round, also ovals. Includes 225 filter on 16' ::nd 20' models. Safety ladder, vacuum cleaner, automatic 584 'urface skimmer. 20 mill winterized liner and other accessories. ■ See it. Financing A\ ailable INGROUND MODELS AND POOL ACCESSORIES SCARBORO'S COMPLETE POOL CENTRE 4679 KINGSTON RD. • • ""'"� WEST HILL 284-8091 Weekdays 10 :wa.m. tos+p.m. Sat. till6p.m. • • • Sun. 1 p.m. to5p.m. r v Kingston Kot N' Clark Mason. 11aoor of liax ,seated is shown discussing the document proclaiming HomeWeekend i th. 16th and l th as being %fax Home Week -end. Standing from left to right are Reeve - ),i\ id. 1'rebilcock. c'cwncillors _Tim Forbes. l'olin Mackie. ,Jim Smith. Brian Sturgeon. Kin- ,rnrn Chris Christian. Jim 11 in . Brian Hilker—Joe Dickson.'Murrac Herrington. Financial Problems With Clubhouse The Recreation Depart- ment is running into financial problems with the construction of the clubhouse in the Bay Rides Kinsmen Park � formerly Sandy Beach Road Athletic Park). The department's director. Dave Bass, told the Pickering Township Executive Committee on Monday night that it is holding off completion of the chabhouse until the financial situation can be assessed. He said he's learned from Charles Shelley, Township Manager. that you "don't spend money you don't have". He said completion of the project may have to be TOYOTA COROLLA O 4)100006 Z eel 04 r� TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 2 -Door sedon is the outstanding automotive value for '73. For this low price you get luxury, sofety, performance and economy. There's a steering wheel that compresses on impact and a host of other safety features as well as such 'extras' as an electric rear window defroster. f ncarborough ■ I1:� AT Town Centre 0" AVE.. . delayed until 1974. Mr. Bass cited the problems the department has run into with the construction of the Sandy Beach and Dun -Moore chiblioises -- septic systems, well, weather, vandalism and a less efficient operation than if the projects went through a contractor. The projects were un- dertaken through the LIP program, which Mr. Bass has found wanting. "What you gain in manpower you lase in operation". Council and Mr. Bass had mutually agreed that to get the most benefit from the LIP program, which allows for only a supervisor on the project, the municipality becomes the project manager. But this. he said, did not work out as expected because of the unexpected problems. Causing the biggest financial problem in the Bay Ridges Kinsmen Park ck6house is the sewage .)stem. It has been found that a force main system would be superior to a septic tank system which had been anticipated in original estimates. Under right soil conditions the septic tank system would have cost $1.500 where the force main system LK expected to cost over $10.0110possibly as high as $25.00) On Mr- Bass's recom- merdation, the Executive Committee agreed to defer a decision on the sewage system until it sees if any money is available. The Recreation Department expects to complete its financial assessment in two or three weeks. Work on the wading pool. which the Kinsmen Club proposes to have constructed in the park. cannot go ahead until the sewage question is settle. GIVE... so more will live HEART FUND PICK THE AWARD WINNER PICK A ... PIONEER POOL! 'I ` '000 THE MODEST PRICED SWIMLINE 20' ROUND I.,x)king for Economy. Beauty and Durability" This is it' Sizes 1 OO t rum 15' round tori' round, also ovals. Includes 225 filter on 16' ::nd 20' models. Safety ladder, vacuum cleaner, automatic 584 'urface skimmer. 20 mill winterized liner and other accessories. ■ See it. Financing A\ ailable INGROUND MODELS AND POOL ACCESSORIES SCARBORO'S COMPLETE POOL CENTRE 4679 KINGSTON RD. • • ""'"� WEST HILL 284-8091 Weekdays 10 :wa.m. tos+p.m. Sat. till6p.m. • • • Sun. 1 p.m. to5p.m. v Kingston Kot c C o`c L • L � T Around Bay Ridges ATTENTION ALL BLOOD DONORS Through a joint effort of the Kinsmen and the Red Cross a Blood Donors Clinic is to be held in the Lower Mall Auditorium at Sheridan Mall today, Thurs. June 14th. The hours are from 1:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. This is a worthwhile effort and the hours are handy for those who work all day. So come out and make it a success. ART EXHIBIT AND SALE The Bay Ridges merchants are holding an Art Exhibition of our local artists work which is open to the public starting today and running until Sunday. This is your chance to see some local talent and perhaps pick up something you have been looking for. The hours are today and tomorrow from 3 p.m. until 9 p.m. Sat. from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. and Sunday from 1 p.m. until 6 p.m. Come out and stroll through the exhibit. I'm sure you will be most pleasantly surprised at the many different and fine pieces that will be displayed. OLD RECORDS ANYONE???? Some Senior Citizens are interested in obtaining some old records. If you have some laying around your attic that you no longer use, these people would very much enjoy them. Some of their favourites are Nelson Eddy -Jeannette Mc- Donald, Bing Crosby and Mario Lanza, just to name a few. I am sure some of you must have some around you don't listen to anymore and these people would get so much enjoyment from them. For pick-up call UI Smith 839-5204 or Marg Bibb 942-9704. SOCCER DANCE AND BARBEQUE Everyone over 18 and under 80 ? is welcome. A Soccer Chub barbeque and Dance is going to be held at Grand Valley Park on Sat. June 23rd. "Kick Off" time will be 8:30 p.m. We are going to have a "Ball" so be sure to get your tickets early as only a limited number are available. Tickets are $5 a couple and can be picked up from any of the coaches at the games or phone Jean Essiambre 839-4545. Pop will be available if required"' COLOUR GUARD DANCE The Royal Canadian Legion, Bay Ridges Branch 406 is holding a Colour Guard Dance on Sat. June 16th. 8 p.m. till 1 p.m. The cost is $2.50 per person and it- is being held in Auditorium. Lower Mall at Sheridan Mall. There will be Bar. Refreshments and Spot Prizes. Tickets can be obtained by phoning 839-3500. M3801, 839.3392 or 839.1874. GET WELL WISHES Wishes for a speedy recovery go to Lydia Dobbin of Whites Road who is in Ajax Hospital. Hope they soon get to the bottom of the trouble Lydia and let you hone soon. BELATED BIRTHDAY Belated Birthday wishes go toDoceen White of Finch Ave. JUNE WEDDING fellow and White Shasta daisy decked candelabras decorated Pickering United Church, for the marriage on Saturday June 2nd of Kathleen Deborah White. e daughter of Fred and Doreen White of Finch Ave. Pickering toJohannas Van Der Waart. only son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Thurs. June 14th. 1973 THE POST Page 3 by Pat Ross -� Van Der Waart of Den Haag, Holland. Rev. John F. Gertridge officiated. Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked lovely in a gown of white chantilly lace, enhanced with a flowing train of lace ruffles. Her three -tiered shoulder length veil was framed by a halo of fresh white roses. She carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Matron of honour was Mrs. Denise Teklenburg, bridesmaids were Janet and Ruth White, sisters of the bride. They were similarily attired in floral gowns of green and yellow. They wore yellow picture hats and carried nosegays of white and yellow daisies. The flowergirl was Cindy Bobier, pretty in a ,,gown of white eyelet lace. She carried a basket of white and yellow daisies. Ring bearer was Paul Bobier, a cousin of the bride. Best man was Frank Teklenburg, the usherswere Randy White, brother of the bride, Ray, White, Corey Van der Hyden and Wayne Griffin. The reception was held at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, Ajax. The Bride's mother received her guests in a gown of pastel green, with matching coat, white accessories and a white Gardenia corsage. The Groom's Mother assisted wearing a gown of deep rose with gold sparkles, gold accessories and a corsage of pink tea roses. After a lovely evening of dancing, the couple left for ??? they just weren't telling. The happy coyle will reside in their horse near Ponty Pool. The groom's parents and Mrs. Marie Leget, aunt of the groom are spending a few weeks in Canada with the newlyweds. June 2nd was extra special as it was the Bride's birthday as well. Anyone willing to spend one night (about 2 hrs. - 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.) please contact Jim Millar 839-4998 or John Molner 839- 5302. SOCCER SUPPORTERS Come on all of you Soccer fans, parents and friends of players and anyone wishing to help cheer -on the young players in the area, they need your support and en- couragement. For schedules of local games see the "Big M" bulletin board or ask the players. Give the kids some of your time. The coaches and assistant coaches do. It doesn't cost anything so do come out. SOCCER SCHOOL FOR TYKES At present there is a soccer school for 6 and 7 yr. olds on Tuesday and Thursday from 5 to 6 p.m. For further information and enrolments contact Bay Ridges Minor Soccer President - Jim Millar at 8394998. AJAX PICKERING MINOR SOCCER RESULTS The week of June 4th thru June 8th PEE WEE 1 Harwood Merchants Ajax 4 West Rouge Falcons 2 Gorries Rovers 2 West Rouge Rangers 0 PEE WEE n Bay Ridges Spurs 3 West shore Bays 4 Pickering Raiders 1 Martinizers Ajax 2 Red Cycle Warriors 3 West Rouge Alcans t MOSQUITOS l Cascade 40's 9 West Rouge Celtics 2 Pickering Vikings 6 Ashe's Dept. Bay Ridges 1 P.M.A. Rangers W. Shore 0 Pickering Jets 2 MOSQUITOS I1 Murray Rug & Tile 13 Sure Fit Warriors Ajax 0 Pickering Dynamos 1 Pickering Argos 8 SOCCER COACHES Arnold Paving Ajax 7 West Rouge Raiders 3 There is a need for coaches' helpers to assist in looking after some of the younger children teams. A great knowledge of soccer is not required as the chief coach and other ex- perienced coaches will gladly assist anyone who is willing to corse out and help the kids. ( Each team plays one game per week 1. 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Ixaves that the at this stage to ensure that Between two boards about 4 feet apart and 4 or 5 feet I escaped high, place an 8 -inch layer of 1 bedding plants because of its rake last fall. grass clippings all the material receives ability to produce flowers 3 inches of garden soil to ,end other garden refuse some exposure to the air. ' Your wide range of leaf and flower should be used to make a Within a week or two after r compost pile, says R.W. turning, the compost can be ' Garden � t'raw•ford, horticultural opt•cgricl. Ontario Ministry worked into your garden soil. � dA of :agriculture and Food. A pile is a condittioner English soul and annexe f lavers of soil and plant Ministry of Agriculture and cellent way of disposing o F'I"id. about 4 feet, the pile should ConstantBloomer lawn clippings and plant ,CM,I to 8 weeks. During this time, lops. and while the compost pile is Impatiens is hecoming one Between two boards about 4 feet apart and 4 or 5 feet .omel imt-% crowd out garden of the most popular of all high, place an 8 -inch layer of materials moist, en - bedding plants because of its plant material and add about �\✓ ability to produce flowers 3 inches of garden soil to After the pile has been left tinder ptxlr light conditions, says John Hughes, hor- separate and layers of plant refuse. When the alternate wide range of leaf and flower tic•ultural specialist Ontario " I"t,, with a spade to permit lavers of soil and plant Ministry of Agriculture and material reach a height of F'I"id. about 4 feet, the pile should Impatiens grows best in be left undisturbed for from 6 shaded areas to 8 weeks. During this time, :1 \env last and succulent and while the compost pile is ,rower. impatiens can being constructed, water .omel imt-% crowd out garden should be added to keep the \cods. This Iwrdy plant can materials moist, en - be started from seeds couraging chemical break - planted in May or June or down. from cuttings that are rooted After the pile has been left in early .lulu. It comes in a undisturbed for several wide range of leaf and flower weeks it should be turned " I"t,, with a spade to permit FCR R NT aeration and further WEED CONTROL 1 should activity.t4t The pile GARDEN sttnuld he wtr'Ited ttwxntitthh• FERTILIZER TREE REMOVAL Lloyd's Landscaping 282-4693 EQUIP'T Agincourt Rent -AIL 4046 Sheppard Ave. E. 291-1907 Del's landscaping Service 293-4488 Specializing in lawn control, planting, sodding. patios. all types of fencing. Comrtwrrial & Rnidential 293-4488 DEL WEED SPRAYING 222-1615 SPEEDY LAWN MOWER SERVICE Lawn 111-s" .W QttWrd Il.t.r Maws J.Mnna. a.d F. ,m wily FAST SERVICE - PICK UP AND DELIVERY 536-3544 TREES SHRUBS EVERGREENS VINES HEDGE PLANTS EXCELLENT QUALITY, FRESHLY DUG CLEMATIS VINES GERANIUMS Purple, blue, mauve. 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Furniture that is intended to be used not looked at. One of the latest Beware Of Poison Ivy "Leaves three, let it be.- is -in old and reliable rule of • humb when it conies to Identifying and avoiding ;Toison ivy. This rhyme is a :,•ood one to teach children, -uggests R.A. Fleming, horticultural specialist, ►ntario Ministry of %griculture and Food. The :eaves are the key to Iden- • Ification. There are always hree and they are usually tronze or deep green in I olor. Potson ivy is no respecter of persons and has ruined ;narty a vacation for adults and children alike. An ex- • remelt' hardy week, poison Ivy will grow in almost any location, including home �•ardens, and is extremely difficult toeliminate. It also comes in a variety of forms. 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Vit Co. 8 SQUIRT GIRLS May 29 - Quality Rugs 14 Bayshore Furniture 14 May 31 - Quality Rugs 15 Kinsmen 14 .June 5 - Kinsmen 18 Bayshore 7 June 7 - Kinsmen 17 Quality 6 NOVICE GIRLS May 29 - Bay Ridges Dec. 15 Bay Ridges Bakery 25 May :31 Bakery 26 Frenchman's Bay Y.C. l6 June 5 - Yacht Club 25 Decorating 24 June 7 - Bakery 24 Yacht Club 21 BANTAM GIRLS May 28 - Don Valley Volks.34 J & F Cartage 28 May 31- J & F 27 Bissell Buick 13 June 7 Don Va I lev 19 J& F 7 !Has the Teflon or Colour worn off your electric frypan? Let us re -coat it as good as new. Call 264-3495 11-111:14API, M-1 0 INFAII For Your Favourite Mani Father's 2 for the price of ' Day sun. June 17 Hope -dale 1 From s9,9s Kinsmen To 5150.00 2 Largest Variety Of Profession aIPipe Meerschaum Pipes Repair I Service PRICE (ADI Makes) i'd :1 LJJ IJ 2 - 4 LOCATIONS 1 24W Lawrence Ave. E. 19-9) 759-81401 1'orkdale Shopping Centre (9:30-9:30) 782-4884 Bramalea City Centre (9:3&-9:31)) 457-8111 1 ,18 Yont;e Sr At Wellesle-, I t 5' 925-041 4 FOOD MARKET Hwy. 2 Rouge Hula just east of Rouge Bridge SPECIALS Summit 12 flavours to choose from Ice Cream 1/2 gal. i9` Al Red Brand Blade Roast Blade Bone 99` Removed lb. Al Red Brand Minced Beef lb. 89` Fresh Grade "A" large Eggs limit 5oz. 65` per customer doz. Sliced Rindless Breakfast Bacon package 69` Thurs. June 14th, 1973 THE POST Pagel Bay Ridges Softball This Weeks results, week of June 4/73 BOYS SQUIRT Hopedale 9 Bay Dukes :3 Custom Cable 16 Andor's Cartage 5 P.T. Old Timers 7 Kinsmen 5 Andor's Cartage.22 P.T. Oldtimers 8 Kinsmen 14 Kinetles 1 ' GIRT S NtMCF: Kitchen Kuties 13 Supreme Aluminum 11 Hopedale 1:3 Ashe's Deputies 12 Ashe'c Deputies 17 Hopedale 16 Kitchen Kuties 11 Supreme Aluminum 10 STANDINGS Hopedale 2 2 SupremeAluminum 2 0 OTHER BOYS RESULTS Despite the rainy weather and uncertain field conditions, the Squirt house league is now off to a good start. We look forward to the Pee -Wee teams sponsored by PMA Realty & Colonial Homes, the Knob Hill Farm Bantam team, and Monkman's Gulf Midget team starting township league play the week of -lune 11th. They will play their home games at Balsdon Park on Tuesday and Thursday nights. OTHER GIRT S RESULTS Frenchman's Bay PMA Bantams travelled to Ajax and Greenwood last week. PMA beat Ajax Lions 18 to 3. Cindy Wood was the winning pitcher, striking out 18, walked 2 and gave up 2 hits. Linda Sumner and Maria Tryba were the hatting ,tars for PMA with 3 home runs. 2 triples, 1 double and:; singles between I hem. Greenwood scored 12 runs in the bottom of the 81h inning but PMA was victorious 22 to 16. Debbie Broughton. Heather Summerville and Karen Madden were the hitting stars for PMA with 3 hits each. Cindy Wood was the winning pitcher, this gives her a 3-0 record. PMA now has a record of 4 wins and t loss. �C�u�►� ; • �hgSe fa pAn Nus Air conditoning the savings Wwhole- ouseW�antY... with a �year n to you• ars Pa • A quality Product • Can fit into any ftxced air furnace VerY � �� . FiKe+-s a� a� �,� Qo1� � r home �r Witt►►n Y� • Flemov� hOt'st�Y �,1o�sture. from .w.. -the Proven 'the Toronto I Senn area area for over 5 years - Free survey wfth0ut OUB wilt accurately out trained Pe �Onnel w Mine the se to deter ,sure Vwf t o f conditionet correct size o shown in this ad required. Tbs price sho No extras! i11 be your only cost. ITY �M H� and cod All dry d�tncat. riot �°SMt' T ins t1On in:c►u� s., pulley and eked price! in this value -Pa "D 00 $9500D 2 TON $ 100 o0 H171/2 ,- TAxESrNCLUOEO w V. T - MUfeY—�,{MITEO �� •Gan be financed at tow monthly Clung offer' . payments � your hydro account. �� Qx bout th v1650 a S todcYIDA C�NsO`""' G LIMITED Ft ITIOIVIN LISS 1GOND UGH.0" �Awe ��. VENVE� SCAS8Ofk0 32� ppNFORiH A — ,.ten i2��"i .-� est always GP Pts. Custom Cable 1 2 Hope -dale 1 2 Kinsmen 2 2 Andor's ('art age 2 2 P T. Oldtimers 2 2 Kinetles 1 0 Bay Dukes 1 0 Kitchen Kuties 2 4 Ash( -'s Depulies 2 2 Hopedale 2 2 SupremeAluminum 2 0 OTHER BOYS RESULTS Despite the rainy weather and uncertain field conditions, the Squirt house league is now off to a good start. We look forward to the Pee -Wee teams sponsored by PMA Realty & Colonial Homes, the Knob Hill Farm Bantam team, and Monkman's Gulf Midget team starting township league play the week of -lune 11th. They will play their home games at Balsdon Park on Tuesday and Thursday nights. OTHER GIRT S RESULTS Frenchman's Bay PMA Bantams travelled to Ajax and Greenwood last week. PMA beat Ajax Lions 18 to 3. Cindy Wood was the winning pitcher, striking out 18, walked 2 and gave up 2 hits. Linda Sumner and Maria Tryba were the hatting ,tars for PMA with 3 home runs. 2 triples, 1 double and:; singles between I hem. Greenwood scored 12 runs in the bottom of the 81h inning but PMA was victorious 22 to 16. Debbie Broughton. Heather Summerville and Karen Madden were the hitting stars for PMA with 3 hits each. Cindy Wood was the winning pitcher, this gives her a 3-0 record. PMA now has a record of 4 wins and t loss. �C�u�►� ; • �hgSe fa pAn Nus Air conditoning the savings Wwhole- ouseW�antY... with a �year n to you• ars Pa • A quality Product • Can fit into any ftxced air furnace VerY � �� . FiKe+-s a� a� �,� Qo1� � r home �r Witt►►n Y� • Flemov� hOt'st�Y �,1o�sture. from .w.. -the Proven 'the Toronto I Senn area area for over 5 years - Free survey wfth0ut OUB wilt accurately out trained Pe �Onnel w Mine the se to deter ,sure Vwf t o f conditionet correct size o shown in this ad required. Tbs price sho No extras! i11 be your only cost. ITY �M H� and cod All dry d�tncat. riot �°SMt' T ins t1On in:c►u� s., pulley and eked price! in this value -Pa "D 00 $9500D 2 TON $ 100 o0 H171/2 ,- TAxESrNCLUOEO w V. T - MUfeY—�,{MITEO �� •Gan be financed at tow monthly Clung offer' . payments � your hydro account. �� Qx bout th v1650 a S todcYIDA C�NsO`""' G LIMITED Ft ITIOIVIN LISS 1GOND UGH.0" �Awe ��. VENVE� SCAS8Ofk0 32� ppNFORiH A — ,.ten i2��"i .-� est always Page 8 THE POST Thurs. June 14th, 1973 cif=De, mmrd" The best protective equipment against job accidents is already yours— your eyes, your ears, your brain. 'Keep alert, work defensively, and you'll stay Self-defence is the secret of safety. You've got a lot to live for; work defensively, and enjoy life. The sum Way to SC,f&1/ is Your Workmen's Compensation Board and The Safety Associations, Ontario Schools In West Rouge Area Scarborough School Board officials, on receiving word from Education Minister Tom Wells of the decision by the provincial government on municipal reorgani2.ation. suggested changes in the educational system east of Metro. A new municipality to be established will consist of Ajax. Pickering Village, and part of Pickering Township. Scarborough will retain all its north-eastern section and West Rouge will become part of Scarborough. Board officials maintain once I he West Rouge areabecomes part of Scarborough, the Official Plan of the Centennial Community will have to be revised to include it. and the Board will have to recon- sider school facilities and locations. They also feel proposals for the future development of the Rouge Community will have to be outlined. The staff believes Junior Kindergartens will have to he established at the two junior public schools in Rest Rouge. which do not presently have them. Wm. G. Davis Public School and the Wesi Rouge Public tic•hool. Ahout 200 Grade% ; and 8 pupils reside in Rest Rouge and attend the Woodlands Centennial Senior Public School This school is overcrowded and use is made of the vacant space at Dunharton High School. Roard officials feet if these pupt6 came to Scarborough. it would he necessary to change the existing junior scMeds to K -s schools and make use of portables until such time as the Centennial Senior Public School can be built. Officials said. however, the main problem, would be accommodating secondary pupils. There are about 350 students from West Rouge :attending Dunbarton High School which has an enrolment of 1,3.50 and if the secondary students came to Scarborough it would leave over 9W vacant spaces in Dunbarton. The transfer would also require an ad- dition be built on Sir Oliver :Mowat C.I. Scarborough officials will discuss this problem with the Minister of Education shortly. Check Your Protection Newly -married couples cope with many new responsibilities but one of the most important - adequate car and home in- surance protection - often gets overlooked, the Insurance Bureau of Canada points out. The Bureau• which represents most of the property and casualty insurance companies in Canada, offers the following reminders for newlyweds: -- If you're starting married life in an apartment. familiarize yourself with the special insurance protection for this type of dwelling. .- Remember there is low-cost insurance protection for wedding gifts that remains in force for a specified time before and after the wedding. -- %lake a list of all your possessions as they accumulate, so you will know what is missing if they are lost or stolen: couples who receive a large number of wedding gifts might f ind it difficult to keep track of them all at such a busy time. -- If you're mewing your belongings to a new home. make sure that insurance coverage protects them in transit. - Sine your car insurance might cost less when you get married. notify your insurance company or agent d' your new statue . Cheek that the type and amount of your home and car insurance covers your new responsibilities as a married tx'r%( Take A Trip Into History Take a trip hack through ticarborox gh's history this - weehend. Scarborough's Historical Society r planning a tour of Historical Sites and Buildings f r Sat., June 16th. After leaving tit. Andrew's 1'hurch. Si Andrew's Rd. i in the Bendale area behind Scarborough General li—pital i at 10:30 a.m., the tour will proceed by automobile, with stops along the way at points of interest. 140 eair et Court, Now QPen. What is it? A very special community of shops, revelling under a 120 x 60 foot glass dome. The atmosphere of an old country market—with goods tumbling out of the shops—into the sun -lit court. The emphasis is on food, groceries and beverages, but there's much more. Come. Enjoy the Market Court. Visit these friendly merchants. Arnold's Hardware, Big Bite Delicatessen Ltd., Bittner's Fish, Bittner's Meat & Delicatessen. Captain Submarine, Eglinton Fine Foods, Gold Chin Foods Ltd., The Hour Glass Restaurant, Kinsie Wool Shops Ltd , Liquor Control Board of Ontario. M'Goo's Ice Cream Parlour, Open Window Bakery, Organic Health Food, Pot Pourri, Tip Top Meats & Delicatessen, United Cigar Stores Ltd., Bob White Flowers, M & A Wlnemaker Ltd., Ziggy's Cheese Shop. Recreation IN THE MOOD ... Tips The canoe, Canada's oldest . .. fromfingertips to toes form of water tran- sportation, is increasing in HAVE you ever wondered t° cuticle remover into your cuti- o larity for recreational 11 where those old expres- 1 W cies and rub to remove little purposes every year. The tions "seeing red" and "feeling f pieces of dry skin, pushing ? f " came from? design of the canoe has blue •_; cuticles gently back at the changed little since the They aren't just accidental. same time. Today's scientific explanation is 1; that environment influences Wash hands thoroughly original birch bark models, again. Then apply a base coat. but there has been con- emotion. But people discovered such as Cutex' Colorless Nail siderable change in the long ago that there is a deep Body and allow to dry. materials used in present relationship between colours Now you're ready for your day canoe construction. and moods. `' colour choice. Cutex's new Although the canvas -covered Designers, and other profes- Opaline colours such as Sea cedar strip canoe is still a sionals who work with colour Marigold (yellow), Sea Pink daily, are agreed that colour in- (pink) and Sea Lupin (pink favorite with the con- fluences emotions. They know` a lumimer like opals and look good ur, fibre glass and how to use it to advantage by mauve) have a built-in shim - aluminum have become choosing colours appropriate . because of their for the environment. Restau-- especially you have shorter popular nails or square -tipped fingers. toughness and ability to rant decorators know that reds, If you're one of the lucky Bland up to hard knocks. oranges and yellows accelerate _ people with long fingers and the appetite, while creators of It is generally accepted that relaxing environments — such magnificent nails, go all out orae should learn to swim as homes or offices — recog- for the deep blue -purple "Blue - before taking up the sport of nize green as a restful, soothing berries 'n Cream or any one canoeing. Even though the colour. of the brilliant orangey browns. eens Ontario Safety League's But the use of bright colours pr isorsuper pyour mood itwji- is no longer confined to decor. canoeexpert, Omer Today's woman is realizing cators'— Stringer, claims that the that she. too, can use colour to Yellow: Active. vigorous, on Canoe is one of the safest her advantage. She is choosing " the move, bright and cheerful. crafts afloat• it is not a safe her clothing and accessory spurt for the inexperienced colours to say something about or pori -swimmers to attempt her mood and personality. aloe: Perceptive, tender, appre without proper instruction. Nail polish especially has dative. calm. tranquil, $ec- become one of this year's im- tionate. Mr. Stringer states. " 1�hen portant fashion accessories as tuirpk Mystical personality. kneeling• the proper position women enliven their outfits �� sympathetic, charmiag under - for paddling• the canoe is with reds, blues. yellows,` �`'s• standing extrernt-ly difficult to cap- greens and purples at finger - size. In fact. tnrtsl instances ti Orargte-Brown: Sensuous, ex - tips and toenails. The new of canoes capsizing are thing is to choose a shade of ' pansive, relaxed, radiating cau%ed by a Iasi their pleasure. people losing nail colour b say something balance and failingout of about the wearer's mood, or a Green: Expressive. assenive. !hem. It is not the fault of the shade that expresses how she'd ^ice forceful. firm and decisive. can.K•. it is the fault of the rather feel. ; Rd: Intense, uninhibited. in- Iwt�t whnrrrtxirt}f them." Making or matching your '_ vipwating, This statement from a colourful mood with nail polish Lreiea+s lou recognized aulhority em- is no more troubkaome than cin►: Peaceful. fulfilled and ,phasizes the need for applying regular hail polish. content. competent instruction in can.w!• handling for the First, cleanse your nails of But you can still be a little tw►vice. A krwtwl dge of how any old polish with a cotton mysterious. even if you do to handle a canoe tinder the ball soaked with nail polish wear your mood on your remover. Dip a Q -Tip cotton fingers and toes. After all. sarwrd conditions of wind, swab lisle the bottle and work polish that may remain. are still Then. wash Next step is to clean up who's to know if thats really waves and current not only around your cuticles with re- File nails to their desired hands thoroughly with soap cuticles. Use a Q -Tip cotton how you feel ... or just what nukes it safer but much mover to remove traces of shape at this point, whine they and water. swab to work plenty of oly you want people to think' nNrre pk•ksurable. 'rhurs .lune 14th. 1973 THE POST Page SCAR olzoucii TOWN CENTRE Hwy. 401 at McCowan I .L r t"— Page 10 THE POST Thurs. June 14th, 1973 West Shore News • by Diane Matheson 2nd WEST SHORE CUBS & SCOUTS The Cuboree on Sat. June 9th at Greenwood was a great success and all the cubs that attended had a great "hot" time. Parents night last Thursday with the cubs saw parents pushing ballon and being part of skits with great enthusiasm along with their cub son. The evening provided good insight into the ritual of their meetings. Two new cubs were invested, .Denis Langlois and Brian Foss. One big word "WELCOME". Akela Bell thanked the Ladies Auxiliary and Group Com- mittee for their support during the year. He mentioned the Group Committee election in September and 2 vacancies in the Ladies Auxiliary Executive and called for support. The Ladies Auxiliary had their final meeting of their year with only two new mothers attending along with the past year's executive. Perhaps the warm weather and other celebrate their two-month old baby Stephanie Diane's soccer and softball activities had some bearing on it. Christening on Sunday June 10th. Hopefully Moms will get more enthusiastic in the fall when The Christening was held during the 10 a.m. service at St. the season starts again. The Election of Officers was held. Paul's Anglican Church in Dunbarton by Rev. Sidney West. Position of President and Social Convenor remain vacant. Godparents for Stephanie are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cook of Think it over ladies and help out if at all possicle as our little Burlington and Mr. and Mrs. Don Self of Bay Ridges. Out of effort is greatly appreciated by our cub son. town guests included Bob's parents, Beatrice and Preston Vice -President - Sylvia Ulbrich; Secretary - Eleanor Wright from Sudbury and Mr. and Mrs. Doug McMurdo from Boombour; Treasurer - Bev Moore; Sign Convenor - Lorna Brantford. Langlois: Phone Convenor - Betty Spurrell. Diane's first attempt at dressmaking for her baby girl was With some of the remaining funds, the Auxiliary bought the very ambitious - she made Stephanie's Christening gown. It cubs a camp stove. This will prove useful on their camping is a a scalloped long white lace dress trimmed with white weekend July 1st. Are all the registration in? satin with a matching bonnet. LOCAL CHRISTENING Unfortunately Rev. West was unable to return to the Diane and Bob Wright entertained about 30 guests to Wright's home on Yeremi for the buffet afterwards, but they N C I b were pleased to have Mrs. West meet their friends and JUNE BOAT SALE o e e raton Of Canada Week relatives. CONGRATULATIONS The celebration of Canada Judy and Les Self of Leaside couldn't be happier with the latest addition to their family. Early Monday morning at 5:09 r�Plung( Week in Pickering Township a.m. June 11th a 6 lb. bundle of baby girl arrived. Her name is --_ will be nil as far as the municipality is concerned. Christina Louise and Clayton aged 3 is waiting impatiently for his mom and new to home from the hospital. V� _ - Dave sister come Bass. Director of Congratulation to the proud parents. Recreation and Tran- sportation, told the DUN-IMMRE TENNIS CLUB Executive Committee at its For those of you who weren't able to attend the General meeting on June 11th, that Meeting and Registration Night on June 12th of the Tennis his department is too busy to Club. there are two more registration nights planned. These ret up programs for the are June 19th and 26th from 7:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. at the week. He said it takes a year Teed Centre. The mos' popular open -deco SC ec heat ons Package deal with '73 to do a good job. -But we'll pull out all the stops for SUPP()RT G.A.G. Bownder ever built. last. stable and 15' x 73 x 36 65 h. p. Evinrude 1974'• Join G.A.G. 4 Group Against Garbage) for a Pub Night comfortable with plenty of room for Weight 700 tbs. installed. t���� M W Councillor Don Kitchen Da^re'• June 15th. 8 p.m. Tickets are $6 per couple , ad - the whole farm Load capacity 1350 tbs. ,$ b _ thought there could at least mission ice includes food, but Pr please bring your own beer be a fireworks display. "A mugs' For tickets call Fran :Moore 942.6288. I Greenwood i . fireworks I'd like to see WEST SHORE FIELD DAY would be a rocket that r ' ' 1UNI By now all the registration forms should be in and everyone Councillor Kitchen can hold raring to go for West Shore's Annual Field Day. It will be held fV IN RU DE SALES b SERVICE on 1O quipped Reeve John at Dun -Moore Park and we will be using the new building's Williams. Hr telt that the facilities for a snack bar etc. 1153 Kennedy R d . N. d Lawrence) p h . 7 5 7 -713 4 o r 7 57 -123 4 thisTfvwslw should "zero in with As usual there will be races for pre-schoolers tip to adults. this reek" but with hike decorating contests, pet contest and bis of other events. OPEN 9 TILL 9. SAT. TILL 4 I sotne9hing ••�„rxe civilized than ling fireworks”. Ilr said ed For watching them are a softball game and a soccer match had thought there were scheduted and also a display by the Dunbarton Gymnastic group who will he using rallel bars and other BETTER BY brim USED CARS YOU PROBABLY DIDN'T BUY YOUR LAST CAR FROM US AND WE HAVE NOT BEEN IN THE SAME LOCATION FOR YEARS BUT "WE INTEND TO BE" HERE AREA FEW GOOD REASONS WHY 12 CORONA 2 D Hdtp Automatic. A 11 F ND. Radio. Stereo Tape Deck. $3295. Buckets. Console. Fold Down Rear Seat. Only 267o biles. Ice Cap White With Black %'in%I Roof. Just Beautiful. Lic. FRP 160. 12 COROLLA �� Radio. The Ki Will nveItARed. And $2395. Seat-,. Radio. The lids Will Love It And So Will You. We Will Throw In The Roof Rack. Lic. DYE 370. 71 COROLLA «1600" -Coupe Automatic. Seats. Radio. Lic Zkiri0. et $1895. 68 PONTIAC PARISIENNE Convertible. Radio. Automatic. Power Steering. Power Brakes. Forest Green With Black Top. Lic. AFC 10` $1195. 12 VOLKSWAGEN .,ow Mileage. $2095. Lic. FJR 857. 10 MARK II Hdtp. 4 5pd. A Sharp Car At .Any Time. $1795.Lic. BDB 999. IMYWAMINUTES Brimell _ct .LOUR NEW NEIGHBOUR AWAY steARDAVE. E. SCARBOROUGH FROM MW y. 401 �r TOWN CENTRE ICAM 4600 SHEPPARD E. (AT MCCOWAN) 293 - enough people in the Recreation Department to There will be a problem with parking and it would be ap- take care of any con- preciated if cars could be parked at Fairport Beach School. tingencY. DOMINION ~TORE TAPES The motion to do nothing 1 will be sending along an envelope full of Dominion Store this year carried by a 4 to 2 Tapes to the Humane Society sometime this week. If you ole. Canada Week is from have any saved up please give me a call at 1139-3515 or drop July 1st to 71h. them in my mail box. III • nani Turn your backyard into a family fun centre and reap the many benefits that owning your own swimming pool can give yowl SUPERIOR has engineered and designed a completely new idea in the swimming pool industry _. the "all -welded" inground Pool. The enthusiasm and confidence in our superior product enables us to hold our own in this very competitive industry. *25 yrs. of knowhow in the ■� Engineering & Fabrication field. *14 ga. 2 oz. galy. steel walls ex- pertly welded at pool site. AVERAGE Guaranteed against rust, buckling POOL SIZE tir shifting. *Exclusive - wide 12" vinyl coping. Designed to add extra strength to the pool structure. 00 '*Tough. durable vinyl liner - resists 3 1458 hot stn & severe winter weather. 20 year warranty. *3 days installation (subj. to COMPLETELY weather and ease of access) Dirt removal and sand backfill included. INSTALLED A *21) years written guarantee on pool structure, but built to last a lifetime. *Top quality filtration system - Plumbing included. Price includes step ladder, all maintenance accessories, chemical starter kit and instructions. Other models, sizes, & prices to fit your requirements. Fencing - patio - cement work - decking. completed by experts. FREE ESTIMATES, CALL: 284-5396 or 444-4084 30MORNINGSIDE AVE. "AN ALL CANADIAN PRODUCT DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR OUR CANADIAN CLIMATE" r�Plung( Welded Turn your backyard into a family fun centre and reap the many benefits that owning your own swimming pool can give yowl SUPERIOR has engineered and designed a completely new idea in the swimming pool industry _. the "all -welded" inground Pool. The enthusiasm and confidence in our superior product enables us to hold our own in this very competitive industry. *25 yrs. of knowhow in the ■� Engineering & Fabrication field. *14 ga. 2 oz. galy. steel walls ex- pertly welded at pool site. AVERAGE Guaranteed against rust, buckling POOL SIZE tir shifting. *Exclusive - wide 12" vinyl coping. Designed to add extra strength to the pool structure. 00 '*Tough. durable vinyl liner - resists 3 1458 hot stn & severe winter weather. 20 year warranty. *3 days installation (subj. to COMPLETELY weather and ease of access) Dirt removal and sand backfill included. INSTALLED A *21) years written guarantee on pool structure, but built to last a lifetime. *Top quality filtration system - Plumbing included. Price includes step ladder, all maintenance accessories, chemical starter kit and instructions. Other models, sizes, & prices to fit your requirements. Fencing - patio - cement work - decking. completed by experts. FREE ESTIMATES, CALL: 284-5396 or 444-4084 30MORNINGSIDE AVE. "AN ALL CANADIAN PRODUCT DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR OUR CANADIAN CLIMATE" Report From Queen',s HIGHWAY #407 and the PARKWAY BELT There has been a lot of disussion in the Township of IYYI1; Are you aware that we have the finest machine shop with qualified personnel in Scarborough? We supply rebuild engines or rebuild for you from your old engine. We exchange engine and cylinder hoods. We also rebore anything and every- thing. We turn drums, grind Illywheels. We do pressure -testing and head planning or anything concerning automobile, trotter, boat etc. We make any size hydroulic pressure hoses. WE GUARAMM om tv M1111111 MID JOB Give us o trial and we ore sure that you will be convinced. V.�`f:I k` /: U---L — --& 4911lipm "1 &A-V 111,111111113woad on Md�eek It Jeep Will boll the gumd up AL SAAL- JEEP TRUCK • 360 c.i.d. V8 • Power Steering • Power Brokes a Heavy Duty Cooling Automatic 0 8 -ft. Box e Cigar Lighter • Block Super • Hi -Miler Tires All this for 14509 at HIGHLAND CREEK MOTORS LTo. 285 Old Kingston Rd., West Hip West of 401 i Sheppard just post the Highland Creek Moro 282-3317.28 5705 0 43 1-0111 SCOTIA LANk FINAWJWP AVAKAW IDWy A 11 pill. Fri. i Set. till 6 Park by Wm. Newman, M.P.P. Ontario South Pickering, the Town of Whitby and the Township of East Whitby regarding the route of Highway 407 and the Parkway Belt. In order to allay the fears of people living in this area, I would like to point out that the plans for Highway 407 and the Parkway Belt east of the North Pickering Development Project will not be completed for approximately two years, and it will be at least two years before any announcements are made. It will probably be at least fifteen years before Highway 407 is built east of the North Pickering Development Project. If you have any inquiries regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to contact me. At this point in time the route of Highway 407 and the Park- way Belt through this area has not been resolved. Sidewalk For Hwy. #2 A sidewalk will be built on the north side of Highway 2 adjacent to the Rougemount shopping centre. The Pickering Township Executive Committee gave its approval to the con- struction at its meeting on June 11th. The work is ex- pected to he done this year. The request for this section of sidewalk was made by the Rosebank and East Rouge Ratepayers Association almost a year ago. Council delayed its approval awaiting an overall policy on sidewalks. Further implementation of the policy has been deferred pending the updating of a roads needs study. in- corporating sidewalks. following the establishment of regional government boundaries. Thurs. June 14th, 1973 THE POST Page 11 Special Loans Residents along the Lake owners. Ontario shoreline, whose It was the feeling among properties were damaged by Councillors that permanent this year's high water levels, repair work already done may be eligible for a will be eligible for a loan if it provincial loan to be used for passes inspection. the construction of a per- Reeve John Williams felt a manent fixture to protect time limit should be set on their shoreline from further applications in the event that damage. more than $100,000 is needed Application for the loans is "so we can apply to the to go through the province before the fund municipality who will issue runs dry" debentures that the province The Executive Committee will buy. The loan, at 8 per authorized the preparation cent, will be repayable by of a borrowing by-law for the "�- the applicants through a tax shoreline property levy applied over 20 years. _assistance program. Pickering Township s allotment of the $50 million loan fund is $100,000. To qualify for a loan, the repairs must be approved by a municipal inspector. Pickering Township Manager. Charles Shelley, told the Executive Com- mittee at its meeting on Monday night that seven requests, for no specific amounts, have already been received. He said letters describing the loan will be sent to all shoreline property Notice to the residents of Ontario County, Durham, Peel, Halton,Wentworth, Oshawa, Hamilton and Wasaga Park. Were colmting on you Me this early enumeraffoon, The Province will be mak- r The provision of infor•rrta- ing an enumeration of residents tion for the preparation of in certain areas cast and west Jurors' liar: The tabula - of Metropolitan Toronto dur- L Y tion of an accurate population ing the two weeks starting June count. 18. The enumeration is de- - Whenthelocaienumerator signed to gather basic informs- knocks on your door, the pro - tion for municipal purposes. cedure is simple. The enumera- Should the proposed re- Iron notice is preprinted by structuring of local govern- computer with the names of merits proceed, the normal - c. eryone currently on record in information collected by an your household. if you agree enumeration may he required the information is correct and in early fall for the Cities of complete, you simply sign that Oshawa and Hamilton, the you have received your notice. Counties of Ontario. Durham, if there arc changes, such as an Pool. Halton and Wentworth addition to the family, correc- and the municipality in the T tions are made on the notice, Wasaga Park community. To verified and signed by you or ensure that the requirer, infer- any other adult in your house- mation is available, should it hold. A revised notice will then be needed, it is being gathered be mailed to you. in June while most residents If you are not at home, are at home before the begin- the notice is left together ping of the summer vacation .%tth simple instructions on period. how to check and revise it. The information collected You mail it, in the postage free will be used for: "The identification of ileo . - :-�elotsc r, .,%ided, only if there are changes. who% ill beeligibktovote for muniupal„ .r.. - This early enumeration will be carried out C The division of education propert% tax., -.- only within the arca included in the proposed new tween the public and separate school ...:r: regional municipalities of Durham, Peel, Halton, C The distribution of provincial grants to :,Xdl Hamilton -Wentworth and the Town of Wasaga governments to help reduce municipal tax bills, Beach. 'Ibe Municipal Enumeration starts Jae I8. Without you it wodt be right. ®GoMernment of Ontario 0. ­Ministry of Revenue Hon. Allan Grossman, Mini%w. Donald A. Crosbie. Deputy Mmuter. a a► Page 12 THE POST Thurs. June 14th. 1973 Classified Ads Can 6e Accepted Up To TE Tuesdays WANT ADS CALL 291-2583 In Pickering Call 284-1767 FOR SALE FOR SALE EMPLOYMENTHELP WANTED HELP WANTED New And Used Sales • Rentals - Repairs Adding Machines - Furniture R. We Dee Co. Div of Agincourt Boa Mach Ltd. 1248 SEeppord E. 291-3301 f iE=ARM STEELES AVE. AT BEARE RD. "10NE 294.3275 DINING ream site. s pce Spanish with wane back times 2 For chesterfield Bute. 3 Spanish tables. lamps. color TY auto, rnes•er bedroom suer. BW lone. raeler and drver 223. PRIVATE sole. steraw egwtpemaet - S pees. tom offer 2M11110 Ds+aanarr sin rrodgr son 2 bops Inc.,cks US eatia Maple dine gs s3a 2 fos; a els 839-5513 Evening s D11[TA~%'E dlctatrtg machine ad aattse'rtber Executive Oak dick ad ebr. mrrelnms caboose 3M -Ileo --- -------- Looking for a gift �.. :-.>. ::�..r.:-...v-.:...., PURCHASING AGENT BEALTIFUL cushions, custom made if Large- firmrequ aran in - "rd. floral arrangements a Small HELP WANTED j HELP WANTED j dividual with good knowledge or ,usual gifts. M7-3275 cosmetic components a inventory ._.- ............ ----------------------------- control Contact w. Palma 291-7551 KITCHEN state. S piece. brats new, 1111910 cash aw cam not vow •16.71tt ARMOR ELEVATOR CANADA LTD BLINK beds with pasture boards. Ice new. I clnld's bicycle dekmte. Gil Friday nl4M. PICK YOUR OM —StronRoberries —Raspberries —Beams —Cl nwM —Goodmrries CONTENTS baby furniture store. Eyerythwd ntnst be sold. LJgtadltaa. 33M Yoxge 4L7911 COTTAGE WATER PUMPS JACUZZI 1/3 H.P. HYDROCEL SYSTEM 1w prxT Stas se Sale pr" sir. to IE PIPE RANCH 284-4721 AM Co" snort M B'I'T' adpeublr for horeoxal sb&ft wWdow Used Only 3 Rich. eta am ilk Pbaar 3lo-ams �ml sic ONG [herws.i:• CS CCC Rebu.lr opo Recc.ewes. 261-6873 3549 St. Clo.r Ave E NURSING HOMES GUILD HALL REST HOME. ac. MT!!!Nh)w!M! fon ar}leM rew'•TMa :ninth:. end ,hut :rr:r. 'SY "IS I PAVING ASPHALT repairs of any k1d. phone Len Mt ser Modern Paying Co. (Toronto) ltd. ASPHALT PAVING CONCRETE WORK • Establlalmd Company • work Guaranteed Phone 293-2484 For Fie Farbsome A"Illook III ft IDENTL44 L� SL cow,aERCLAL ill I • � a Daotorth R L 267-9407 DAY CARE 1\' 11: \i h :,.+� , +rr, rant rr y \urvr•. . +n.p.r•a:,.a, +.+,Coir %IALwnd THREE LITTLE FISHES Pr: +tr�. M.., t- Ch,; t' -n NURSERY SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN DAY NURSERY ,-. ..prn:ryts 293-„t6846 MINI-SKOOLS LTD. Day Care Programs: • da, • 3 4 day o fWl !av Nursery School and Kindergarten Program Infant Core and After School Tra,ri d staff Licensed Tuxedo Court Nursery erimorton Nursery erimorton baby Nursery 439-0321 TRAILERS TKAll.tk RENALS. 4 and S steeper .nfuaps. Book now 33 -OW and a► - la s British Sprite 14tillowe•nghl Trawl Traders, i owadO4 We now have tut latest range British Travel Trailers Ltd. M Spins Rd Oakville Contain 844-2041 "IICW Taut Tranie for real. spore lore. =Al weakly ti3l3s a needs Experienced Factory Help CARPENTERS SHEET METAL MECHANICS BRAKE PRESS OPERATORS PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS ENGINE LATHE OPERATORS RADIAL DRILL OPERATORS nav and anerioon shirts. ley wages and fringe be w Is. wnle or phone Mr.J.Martin, Personnel Department, Armor Elevator Canada Ltd., 1105 Kingston Rd., Pickering. 284-0131 DIAL FOR ; $ $ ; $2 Per Hour Plus Bonus PART TIME TELEPHONE WORK CHOOSE YOUR OWN HOURS Mornings 9:30 - 1:30 Evenings S - 9 No Selling. Experience Preferred. 449-4611 EATON'S CATALOGUE DISTRIBUTION CENTRE SECRETARY We require a Pep notch secretory good typing end shorthand essential. STENOGRAPHER Good shorthand i typing experience necessary. TYPISTS Experienced on electric typewriter essential. SO w.p.as. a wows►. Hours 2 - 10 for this position an a regular basis. BILINGUAL TYPIST Must be able to trenslote from French to English t type in French. Apply In Person 800 WARDEN AVE. MEN OR WOMEN INCREASE SPENDING MONEY! Large food service company throughout Ontario IS offering foil or p« . time positions to act as food representatsms. in Toronto area. Car and interest on sales necessary for prostam" future with excellent income. FOR FURTHER DETAILS CALL: Mrs. Wilson, Sales Department 291-7175 HORN'S PROVISIONERS INVOICE TYPIST Permanent putmom. Ir 1 16e of stock control and some bookkeeping ex. prrnence would be' If I I. em essential. Vacation permit the ver 5 in=. [ism %est Raw Go Stauon. Mess NO. 282.1108 Secretary Leslie - York Mills Area thversnfied duties to corporate ac aau c,ryl W.W. schodrap d.. daily reports. cash receipts and wilhogrrss to assort occasionally with were typing or %witchfrhard Canada ITW Ltd. 75 Scarsdale Rd. Don Mills 447-7251 LADIES Hairdresser regwnred for %k-artsewgh Centenary Hospital Ile", Solos 4 t72 day week. fon Intxi:a �s O pressure work Please phone Mrs. Troodwell 2112f1191, between a A 7 in the -wags NEEDS baby sitter halt rime for 14 -wills old. >xxmg mother preferably. Goddtroad area only. 3112.072. INSIDE SALES CORRESPONDENT To answer telephone for Corrugated box company in Scarboro. Accuracy with figures required. CALL FOR A►PT. 698-7148 STENOGRAPHER- BOOI(KEAER Required for progressive Construction Company. Knowledge of shorthand essential. Call Mr. Furniss 492-1676 2 EXPERIENCED SET-UP PERSONS. 2 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS IN THE FIELD OF PROFILE. NeWrtd Is expanding Plastics Ex- ttawrl Plant Phone For App. MR. ZUNDEL 293-1156 PEIL9DN t• care for 416 y lady - semi mralir....aa oO Ad -W.~ at -las - -... --- -- - - GET OUT OF THE HOUSE... SWUM*; ksers <m dinar Son Avon a" hove fee, elate xon .arm "Ras mh w noon rrtillMorlissd Can Mrs J i'trrteryw .will 149 Sheldon Ave, Newmring (win . tar.7m ........... RS as sotoas to aMpo. fat Far. mod solry 7W=U. 7M RELIABLE HELP NEEDED As eaan'e for tl ss a 7 mar tine. Ley • Auguwt Phone 282.9389 after 4 p.m. dOOKKEEPIN6 MACHINE OPERATOR required lowsmall uff—,n :hr %carbor-0 ane 751-5555 Secretary Required with good shorthand. Immediate Opening. Interesting and challenging position. Warden - 401. Can Mr. Fayrfax 291-3751 PART TIME - Shorthand experience neeessia, 1-5:30 S day week Real F -vale afrrc'e located Sheppard t Ph.raaey area. CA between 1e and 4. for appointment 493-8553 RADIO oft HI-FI E -: I T.Y. Rentals Celina r - clack t Whist Coad Buys m Lied TV's. SEGUIN'S T.V. RENTALS 293-6521 HANK'S ELECTRONICS *T.V. • STEREO •COLOR T.V. RENTALS Soles b Service SINCE 1938 755-5668 1245 Ellesmere Rd. SUMMER CAMPS J. R. ROWLAND AMPS N.C.R. Operator IFCAMP ROLLIN" rid mneetlaneas t_ lope+nd Moto•Skvm r t• ANTIQUE SHOW drat f roin S M cry M --MM ad 2x1 tab - _ _. For Don Mills Office ►RIR AT .olio ssavr rgrrynaecr 3 8 SAIF e'" '""` �" r � accvnmb recervabie etc Scandinavian Repwtoble Dealers: Furniture Private Collections ('ISLE a and so, air diglrr of fine Jim& le - li a m. - !fl pm spried dnnrg sudes bedroom. Jere t7 - 10 a. in, - 16 pm. rkestarforids_ csMss tables lamps. ate Admi•abn 'SC ire a @erred ,new E /loco r.r-+w- Most l W SCARBORO ItASONX TEMPLE- �2ne cltte••wt� •Q it, A4arkhatm SALES REGISTER PETS - -atw'do Jnr 23ed. MPs P7✓kr auction air d 31.0 Fer/osr tractor 3 pmt FCxtDLE puppies rag d reeasnooMe r,dea mmpbeeents. AX e•meme. lnekaM .•hum,... sur strv.ce. 43i'. tM am Niter (ie -e aatnpos osriv Canadian2t� -16 11- [vxwmre pant. (trmslsahgs. calbwiars rare Mem pece. electric I1116l:10tMA\* all lav rains. from top Wpliancra t►•eser contents of event Intrrrytrnal hk dh- c'wan Sgtan farm hontesiead, chosawa+m. doass. . ICels at 15311 mast- coc• Jos. enswh. I AiK feW petYreloser eta. �IAWl:�F k�rtern mistwil rdd:rpes I,ns kn,ck kacks L:i'wr► �ll.si was hamr arirlos:.aarexd 1. :armrr, rtaelt`twr. :a.I. . musk W 04Not: puppwr. .tandard .Apricot 1 pan, ,+r— mcrellane ortwi_ d paper. .!ad t: nsh,h ('anadian 'hr pal-+nd present etc at le .30 (.ft p.-_%7 77lo s -a-1 T. -d Marthim m t;m %,__.as, •/f .40 Hqe_., I I :.0- ., 1. 111tit ',I- +rid .:rrra,rry -t of o -n .1 Markham Propw, of I •- • -, rx.♦ .,, rrq,n. N -•:onto---•. Kw %Ir t:Lw A1\ Batt at 17 0 pm - - Toren .ih m reserve proper?, old lut,ngs r :h,s "pe 4 DRAPE .:,.. . ,e. —d lar aper: 5 b :.rkc Prrnt,ce A,.cuanrrr Markham, LIPHOLSTERfNG—_-- ONG [herws.i:• CS CCC Rebu.lr opo Recc.ewes. 261-6873 3549 St. Clo.r Ave E NURSING HOMES GUILD HALL REST HOME. ac. MT!!!Nh)w!M! fon ar}leM rew'•TMa :ninth:. end ,hut :rr:r. 'SY "IS I PAVING ASPHALT repairs of any k1d. phone Len Mt ser Modern Paying Co. (Toronto) ltd. ASPHALT PAVING CONCRETE WORK • Establlalmd Company • work Guaranteed Phone 293-2484 For Fie Farbsome A"Illook III ft IDENTL44 L� SL cow,aERCLAL ill I • � a Daotorth R L 267-9407 DAY CARE 1\' 11: \i h :,.+� , +rr, rant rr y \urvr•. . +n.p.r•a:,.a, +.+,Coir %IALwnd THREE LITTLE FISHES Pr: +tr�. M.., t- Ch,; t' -n NURSERY SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN DAY NURSERY ,-. ..prn:ryts 293-„t6846 MINI-SKOOLS LTD. Day Care Programs: • da, • 3 4 day o fWl !av Nursery School and Kindergarten Program Infant Core and After School Tra,ri d staff Licensed Tuxedo Court Nursery erimorton Nursery erimorton baby Nursery 439-0321 TRAILERS TKAll.tk RENALS. 4 and S steeper .nfuaps. Book now 33 -OW and a► - la s British Sprite 14tillowe•nghl Trawl Traders, i owadO4 We now have tut latest range British Travel Trailers Ltd. M Spins Rd Oakville Contain 844-2041 "IICW Taut Tranie for real. spore lore. =Al weakly ti3l3s a needs Experienced Factory Help CARPENTERS SHEET METAL MECHANICS BRAKE PRESS OPERATORS PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS ENGINE LATHE OPERATORS RADIAL DRILL OPERATORS nav and anerioon shirts. ley wages and fringe be w Is. wnle or phone Mr.J.Martin, Personnel Department, Armor Elevator Canada Ltd., 1105 Kingston Rd., Pickering. 284-0131 DIAL FOR ; $ $ ; $2 Per Hour Plus Bonus PART TIME TELEPHONE WORK CHOOSE YOUR OWN HOURS Mornings 9:30 - 1:30 Evenings S - 9 No Selling. Experience Preferred. 449-4611 EATON'S CATALOGUE DISTRIBUTION CENTRE SECRETARY We require a Pep notch secretory good typing end shorthand essential. STENOGRAPHER Good shorthand i typing experience necessary. TYPISTS Experienced on electric typewriter essential. SO w.p.as. a wows►. Hours 2 - 10 for this position an a regular basis. BILINGUAL TYPIST Must be able to trenslote from French to English t type in French. Apply In Person 800 WARDEN AVE. MEN OR WOMEN INCREASE SPENDING MONEY! Large food service company throughout Ontario IS offering foil or p« . time positions to act as food representatsms. in Toronto area. Car and interest on sales necessary for prostam" future with excellent income. FOR FURTHER DETAILS CALL: Mrs. Wilson, Sales Department 291-7175 HORN'S PROVISIONERS INVOICE TYPIST Permanent putmom. Ir 1 16e of stock control and some bookkeeping ex. prrnence would be' If I I. em essential. Vacation permit the ver 5 in=. [ism %est Raw Go Stauon. Mess NO. 282.1108 Secretary Leslie - York Mills Area thversnfied duties to corporate ac aau c,ryl W.W. schodrap d.. daily reports. cash receipts and wilhogrrss to assort occasionally with were typing or %witchfrhard Canada ITW Ltd. 75 Scarsdale Rd. Don Mills 447-7251 LADIES Hairdresser regwnred for %k-artsewgh Centenary Hospital Ile", Solos 4 t72 day week. fon Intxi:a �s O pressure work Please phone Mrs. Troodwell 2112f1191, between a A 7 in the -wags NEEDS baby sitter halt rime for 14 -wills old. >xxmg mother preferably. Goddtroad area only. 3112.072. INSIDE SALES CORRESPONDENT To answer telephone for Corrugated box company in Scarboro. Accuracy with figures required. CALL FOR A►PT. 698-7148 STENOGRAPHER- BOOI(KEAER Required for progressive Construction Company. Knowledge of shorthand essential. Call Mr. Furniss 492-1676 2 EXPERIENCED SET-UP PERSONS. 2 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS IN THE FIELD OF PROFILE. NeWrtd Is expanding Plastics Ex- ttawrl Plant Phone For App. MR. ZUNDEL 293-1156 PEIL9DN t• care for 416 y lady - semi mralir....aa oO Ad -W.~ at -las - -... --- -- - - GET OUT OF THE HOUSE... SWUM*; ksers <m dinar Son Avon a" hove fee, elate xon .arm "Ras mh w noon rrtillMorlissd Can Mrs J i'trrteryw .will 149 Sheldon Ave, Newmring (win . tar.7m ........... RS as sotoas to aMpo. fat Far. mod solry 7W=U. 7M RELIABLE HELP NEEDED As eaan'e for tl ss a 7 mar tine. Ley • Auguwt Phone 282.9389 after 4 p.m. dOOKKEEPIN6 MACHINE OPERATOR required lowsmall uff—,n :hr %carbor-0 ane 751-5555 Secretary Required with good shorthand. Immediate Opening. Interesting and challenging position. Warden - 401. Can Mr. Fayrfax 291-3751 PART TIME - Shorthand experience neeessia, 1-5:30 S day week Real F -vale afrrc'e located Sheppard t Ph.raaey area. CA between 1e and 4. for appointment 493-8553 RADIO oft HI-FI E -: I T.Y. Rentals Celina r - clack t Whist Coad Buys m Lied TV's. SEGUIN'S T.V. RENTALS 293-6521 HANK'S ELECTRONICS *T.V. • STEREO •COLOR T.V. RENTALS Soles b Service SINCE 1938 755-5668 1245 Ellesmere Rd. SUMMER CAMPS J. R. ROWLAND AMPS N.C.R. Operator IFCAMP ROLLIN" rid mneetlaneas ACRES EXPERIENCED far bags and Stich. S to 12 yews. ro Spiess For Don Mills Office program metros rrstst. eawarmg. roc luwartha dlstr:.: ( :vera CAMP � accvnmb recervabie etc THUNDERBIRD 449-2866 lar it, r1. It t., 1i urns Canoeing. was" II %k,mtf u,iuyt etc Halibrt•n Hn&kmub Informcithon 447-7513 Responsible Person T Irra-+1 ..ale n MN Hdl betrcen JWv Lt IW} MRS J LAWSON 284-0241 JOIN THE PINKERTON PEOPLE 1&;7S Unemployed? 'ithout a Trade IF you are ever 12 i net von M vets old. M egad oltvdcal condi- tion with a good work ribuird, we Could have was for vau. We attar aMsey arrbiiWmant with excellent aoparttrttles for advancement. Pay commensu►eh with experl- once. Full or pert -time work avell- 11, Ali... tram Students now beine accepted. APPLY IN PERSON CA A.M.4 P.a1L MON.-FRI. PINKERTON'S of Canada Ltd. 91h Floor, 15 Toronto St. IGlenbrook Day Camp Markhom Serves Ort TereoW O C A oeeteisad. Canhl twpaysnon. Sar ---4 , pmww. crawls. follow games a mums ratawood a straem Reasstablr Brocbrre 439-3104 CAMP HILLTOP Boys a Girls x14. located ver Bala ut the Muskoka Lakes area !LO camp ,rostra-. Enjoy se us& canonna. hikes. camp ire prsgrarna, saweger heats a .Tates makieg. All thio and moo. Write Box 44. Doris. Ont Phone 1-627-3783 =DECORATING TING oft 71 J.E. O'Hearn & Son PAINTING it DECORATING WALLPAPER - VINYL 425-5043 SCOTCH DECORATOR. guaranteed paperhanging, painting. Gavin Ox s a{M MOVING MOVING mon cinch mess, big e small Odd Jobs, rxdlegw. psomesobie. 3a7JtN Second Page - CLASSIFIED ADS _BU-SINESSBUSINESS PROPERTIES ACCOMMODATION rACCOMMODAVON FOR RENT . NOW RENTING 5 Fairview Mall Dr. 3 Areas Avoilobla For loos• • New d storey office building • Immediate occupancy o Adjacent to Fairview Mall • All modern amenities • Areas 1390 sq. ft., 1950 sq. ft., +071 sq. ft. • Free tenant space planning service • Excellent rental rates • Free Parking + FvII Maintenance THE FAIRVIEW CORPORATION LIMITED 15 Cougar Court MARKHAM • BELIETOM family building 1 & 2 BEDROOMS FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 267-1525 ouGOOD RECREATION FACILITIR 11� W.M..ds s P.rs riorrts.c...wNM w •.novo. de.nr. oar os.Mrw:tl.m. EFOCOTTAGES R RENT IrENIX.M rare. tbrwe bedroom ertye ohm"T. hs1Md. so cwewwweos. open Joy 41114-5222 ­­ .---_...... - -- —�_ LAKE Sr a a mAn from Tormoo. .awrreoMM. 7 be,wrwM, eMmvedomes. es�kbk Im Mit owr m . ROOMS FOR RENT NOTM maw at reduced proem tory. Moodily Lose swam Lao" sn. K-Oom M/ su Tial APARTMENTS =APARTMENTS FOR RENTRENT Win St. John VALLEY HILL APTS 30 GODSTONE ROAD DON MILLS Just a step away from Fairview Mall. Minutes to all schools, churches and TTC. 1-2-3 bedrooms from $150 LUXURY PENTHOUSE •Rent Includes Hydro, Heat oHot water saunas o5wimming Pool •large Play area •Indoor parking available FAMILY BUILDING Rental Agent 491-1441 CANADA PERMANENT TRUST COMPANY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT DIVISION 1901 Yonge St., Toronto 7 481-3443 SCARBORO 553 SCAR3CR3L;GN GOLF CLU3 RD. t E- at Markham RL S. M L room ADULTS ONLY BACHELOR, Ii2BEDROOM$ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY .' �:'.lrMRS�. a':�N w+t ft r...I I dNMry 1. v..r Amar CLOSE TO EVERYTNIIIIi 431-1250 DAILY 11-9 P.M. WEEKENDS 111 PAL RZ1 II .Md1 tot .. 921 MIDLAND AT EGLINTON 1, 2 It 3 BEDROOMS • SWIMMING POOL *SUBWAY BUS AT DOOR' Of REE HYDRO 261-0265 429-3178 - ns COSBURN 1& 2 BEDROOMS e Adults Only 463-7866 429-3178 THE TRILLIUM e Ad u Its Only 1 bsdroom 2 bedrooms (2 both!) 4 bed-3zms !3 b:.'hs) WOOD{INE. COR. O'CONsrOR on 425-2333 4249-3178 =VACATION TIES Lots For Sale Balsam Lako, South day 120' X 320' 291-1313 Ambulance Awards Delegates to the Annual Meeting of St. Join Am- bulance, Ontario Council, held in Toronto on June 9th, were told that 4,000 St. John Volunteers last year gave free service to their com- munities equal to 45,000 eight hour days. This First Aid and Home Nursing service was provided for the elderly, the handicapped and at com- munity arenas and other public events at the in- credibly low cost of 50t per man host. ;0.333 people in the province were trained through St. John Ambulance courses in First Aid. Horn Nursing and Child Care. An additional 34,363 participated in the special summer Save A Life program which teaches Artifical Respiration. Following the Annual Meeting an Investiture was held at St. Paul's Anglican Church when individuals who have given outstanding service to St. John Am- bulance were presented with awards by Ontario's Lieutenant Governor, W. Ross Macdonald. The following three Scarborough residents were among the recipients: Frederick G. D. Hardstaff, a Service Medal and Priory Vote of Thanks to Donald Wallace and Frederick C. Tugnutt. Thurs. June 14th, 1973 THE POST Page 13 Living Can Be Ageless Retirement: What then? The time to answer "What Then ?" is before the day of retirement comes. That may not be due until one reaches 6o or 65 but at 40 a person should be learning about it and developing the ex- p ertise to cope with it and accumulating the necessities to make it comfortable. It is sad to see those who reach retirement facing difficulties which they might have avoided by forethought and planning. Because more people are living longer and retiring earlier, this phase of life has become increasingly important to society, as well as to you as an individual. Retirement doesn't mean being cut off from life. Today it means the beginning of a brand new and possibly better life. It's the discovery that "Living Can Be Ageless". But, because retirement does represent one third of your life the planning itself is important. As Robert Thomas Allen, author of "Today is the First Day of the Rest of Your Life" suggests, it should be done in the same spirit and with the same exuberance as you'd plan a year in Europe or the opening of an exciting new business. This is t he third consecutive year that Ontario has set a special week apart in recognition of its older residents, beginning June 11th. The week is organized through the Hames for the Aged Branch of the Mwitstry Of Community and Social Services, under Minister Rene Brunelle. As in previous years. one major objective is to focus attention on the three- quarters of a million senior citizens who have con- tributed so much to the development of Ontario. The week is designed to promote greater public awareness of the vast resource of skills and experience the elderly have to offer, and to en- courage senior citizens themselves to remain ac- tively involved in their communities. This year Senior Citizens' Week has a second objective. A province -wide pre- retirement campaign is being introduced to en- courage men and women 40 years and over to plan for their own retirement years. Senior Citizens themselves are proving to be the strongest spokesmen for retirement planning. As the "professionals" on aging and "retirement" they are preparing a wide variety of activities to celebrate the week in their local com- munities. Programs and activities are being organized at the community level throughout Ontario by municipalities, homes for the aged, el derly persons' centres, senior citizens' clubs and organizations, and various service clubs and groups. Retirement doesn't mean being cut off from life. Today it means the beguming of a brand new and possibly better life. It's the discovery that "Living Can Be Ageless", or as Marshall McLuhan aptly stated, "Look to Retirement with Anticipation". Lacrosse Needs Your Help Who would ever think that lacrosse would give librarians a headache. but that's what happened when Bill Sneyd founded and organized the Beaches Lacrosse Club in 1968. That first season. Mrs. Tamosetis, Williamson Road School librarian had fifty requests for a book on lacrosse and could .obtain only one on the rules of the game from the Dept. of Health and Welfare and waited many months before more copies arrived. Although lacrosse was officially designated as Canada's National Sport in 1867, no boosts on lacrosse heroes are to be found. It seems that the people involved in lacrosse have always been too busy keeping lacrosse running and haven't oaken t he t ime to write books or a history of the game. Sports Canasta is doing something about this neglect of part of our Canadian heritage. It has hired Mr. Douglas For- sythe. a post -graduate student at Carleton University, Ottawa, for Ihle summer to research and write a history of Canadian Lacrosse. "If you have any written material, no matter how old or new it is for if you know an old timer who has a wealth of data stored in his noggin", the Canadian Lacrosse Association would like to hear from you. Drop Douglas Forsythe a line c/o Canadian lacrosse Assn., 333 River Road, Ottawa, Ontario. KIL 889. Material submitted will be donated to the Canadian I.acrosse Hall of Fame, deposited in Public Archives or returned to the donor, according to the wishes of the dorwr. REMEMBER FATHER'S DAY JUNE 17 LA—Z—BOW RECLINA- ROCKER' The La -Z -Boy Reclina-Rocker of your choice will add a new life style to your home. Imagine, an evening of reading. TV -viewing, rocking, or reclining even to full bed in a handsome La -Z -Boy! You'll enjoy all the comfort you've ever reamed of! La Z -Boy's exclusive Comfort Selector is available on all Reclina-Rockers. This La -Z -Boy "first" lets you put your feet s" up and really stretch out. Your favorite style. Traditional, Con- temporary, Early American, is available in a panorama of beautiful decorator colors, fabrics and vinyls. r Adson ry paso.on Fw# Red err/hod ley rest -OM keg rest rechnm s; adorn FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL 20% OFF ONALL CHAIRS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GUARANTEED q 1285 Kennedy Rd. SCARBORO 1 mile south of 401 - across from Shell Carwash OPEN DAILY 9-9 SAT. 9-6 751-8764 ._. 41: I , - Page 14 THE POST Thurs. June 14th, 1973 EVERYTHING UNDER 50 GREAT STORES LARGE ENOUGH TO FILL EVERY NEED WITH THE FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN SCARBOROUGH ij!l H lk'lml FATHER'S DAY GIFTS Agincourt Mall `> Has Them All BIG CASH SAVINGS 2 OPEN MONDAY THRU . SATURDAY 10 A.M. - 10 P.M. Acres of FREE PARKING 0 Thurs June 14th. 1973 THE POST Page 15 ECONOMIZE and EAT WELL TOO Spend your food dollar wisely at HIGHLAND FARMS NEW Potatoes AVd=12ja MW 13 Row Sm gING Citetties shoulder Steaks We ,a «W W4 &mia sed 6rnnnlafed •NTE s � a lowSUGAR t* 1m A4 Rose are" RELISHES t3 on. `'r 29� Groom Ron" Not Do* a N�r9.r SPAGHETTI aa.ig. �9 f fin IN TOMATO swiN:E Everybody's Benito Grated 4/$100 TUNA �� c...dn Pn&..s sunset ooil.��e ft SIDE BACON Sao- PORK HOCKS 391 den# iroaw'LS/M BISCUITS �; 3/$100 N go, f6.rfsoko, motive line"" picnic SHOULDERS R.ody soar. 69 ! v SWW rwka COTTAGE ROLLS &89 Marlboro, SATMIROOr TISSUE :h':--' 79; ,cN ART: Peanut Batter SANUFLUSH 2ft- 79; ,or am 63; 0— Page 16 THE POST Thurs. June 14th, 1973 P.M.A. REALTY LIMITED � E5�1�1 P��S CASH FOR YO FRE FIRST & SECOND MORTGAGES ARRANGED, BOUGHT & SOLD CrRHOME 1308 BASELINt ROAD ` corner of LiverRoad) 942-2611 839-4463 MEMBERS OF(THE LTORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD -- PHOTO M.L.S. Toronto 699-1121 WEST THE HAPPY WANDERER If anyone has lost agreen and yellow budgie, he has found a place of refuge and maybe obtained by telephoning 284-5214. MANY OF 'EM Birthday wishes go to Steve Miller, Rick Fleming, Denise MacDonald. Steven Mackey and Stephen MacDonald. Canadian Red Cross Society Pickering Township and Village Branch BLOOD DONORS CLINIC Thursday, June 14th. Sponsored by the Kinsmen's Club of Bay Ridges Lower Auditorium, Sheridan Mall -Pickering Clinic hours 1 to 8:30 p.m. Note new hours and location. Free transportation and habysitting available. 839-4085 township Of Pickering 7973 Realty Taxes Please take note that the fourth instalment of the 1973 Realty Taxes is due and payable on or before June 26. 1173. Allowing for the amount mtenmly billed, the remaining balance will become due as follows: Fourth Instalment - June 26, 1973 Fifth Instalment - August 28.19r73 Sixth Instalment - September 25, 1973 Further information may be obtained by phoning the Municipal Office - 942-2760, 8WS121 or 294-5515. C. E. Ettinger, R.I.A. Treasurer -Collector, Township of Pickering ROUGE NEWS by Wedding Anniversary congratulations go to Avril and Irwin Deighan. ST. EDWARD'S ANNUAL FAMILY CHURCH PICNIC Greenwood Conservation area is the spot chosen by St. Edward's Anglican Church for their Family Church Picnic. The date is Sun. June 24th, with games commencing at 2 p.m. and everyone is asked to bring their own picnic lunch - tables are provided. There will be prizes awarded for the various games and everyone is invited to bring their bathing things. a swimming pool is thereof some 21/2 feet deep. If you would like to join in this fun or would like your children to attend, please telephone Mr. Hudson. 284-7507, Bern Creeggan. M-1263 or Sylvia Baker, 284-1449, WEST ROUGE COMMUNITY CHURCH Members of the above Church enjoyed a wonderful weekend camping with their families at Stouffville the weekend of June 1st. The weather was most considerate for once. Morning services have recommenced at 11 each week and further act ivilies will be passed on to you in due course. WEST ROUGE CANOE CLUB Have you got your copy of the Cookbook prepared by the Ladies :Auxiliary of the Canoe Club' They cost $2 per copy and proceeds therefrom are, of course. going towards the Canon Club. it %%'E:S'T ROUGE, S(WCER Results of (louse League games played on June 5th are as follow•. : CAlic 1 Purple Panthers t Gtlals M• Ilr)n Wade 111: John Lyttle 1 i) Spurs 3 Blue Bombers 1 Goals by B. Ruling. K. Dava 121, J. Taylor : A. Hutchinson. 411 Red Devils 2 fellow Flyers 3 Goals M• Meker. Howes . McClure. Parkin, Power Raiders:! Green Hornets 5 Goals M• D. Whiteside: D. Appleton t, J. Clayton 1. G. Smith 3 BINGO Si ill a couple of Wednesdays to go before the summer recess so come• on out to t he C'onmunity Centre at 8 p.m. and join in. All proceeds are going towards worthwhile local recreational and sporting activities. W R TENNIS CLUB I hope all members by now have received their handful of Tennis flyers but. to refresh your memory, basic tennis in- --trluctiom for --enior members only will be held tonight. Lesley Cowell Woq wl ►g % Lr I PM% R1r7 IZ 1 % o Remember rFolding ne 17,. PRIMUS P()NY SHO F -S • Boys' Soccer & Softball u m a 0 PROPANE "e"SKeat is Tables* • EQUIPMENT All hairs 0 0 Lowest Prices Reduced To Sell• InTom.n o Clear TEN Woods S 0 TS � Bag & Cam as TIRES 0 Clear -Out SALE Sleeping NEW 0 0 RENTALS Bags 400 X 8 0 0 Weekly And W hila They 20% 0 Week -End Lost - 0 Rates .ILL MODELS ��� 9S • �i hilt• 'rhey Iasi .7 • Book Nowl � 0 Lb. 0 New CadorettMoise ESCORT � 0 14 Lb. Fibre Gla CANOES COOLER � Fibre Glass • 10 Lb. I6' - Reg $224.00 Sale $199.00 Reg. $188.60 Propane Our Price— Bottles t5' Reg. $:n19.00 Sale $189.00 t16 14' Reg. $199.00 Sale 0SWhile$179.00 �� • 'Pete.• fact$Plus Two Free Paddle- With This Advt .00 to • 0 NOTE OUR NEW LOCAVON • �4ft4vl# ;Dal& zrdo � • • • SPORTING GOODS — CAMPERS SUPPLIES • 3468 Kingston Rd. (AtMarkhant Rd.) 266-8090 PEUGEOT DIAMOND AUTO SALES 2665 Lawrence Ave. E. Scarborough. (het. 7 x-14 --,3, -44" RENAULT Thurs. 141h, at the Community Centre with starting times as follows: 7::10 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. 8::30 P.M. to 9:.'0 P.M. All that is needed is for members to bring tennis racquets and wear tennis shoes for safety's sake. In case a bit further information is required you still have time to telephone either Mr. Gagg, 282-5186, Mr. Kletersteeg, 284-66.53, or Mrs. Fevreau, 282-9713. GRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH On June 5th the Ladies Fellowship held their annual Potluck Supper. The Guest Speaker Mrs. Joan Kendall• formerly with Campus Crusade for Christ. shared some very interesting experiences with the ladies present. Mrs. Shirley Broslow, a member of Grace Church Choir. sang Iwo solos, accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Thelma Ramher (beautifully donee. Thank you Shirley and Thelma. This was followed by the ladies and their guests singing a few choruses also. led by Mrs. Lorna Briard and Mrs. Marie Shaw. Mrs. Doris Blaymires I President of the Ladies Fellowship P. welcomed everyone and thanked the C.G.I.T. Leaders. Mrs. Audrey Lamb, and Mrs. Kathy Hogg, for their work with these girls and, on behalf of all the ladies of Grace Church 4L,oagregation. asked that these leaders thank the girls for the corsages which they made and pinned on to each lady on Mother's Day (such a nice gesture by CG.LT.). Mrs. Pauline ('Fate exuberantly thanked Mrs. Kendall for her t ime of sharing and Mrs. Elsie Walker closed the meeting with prayer befitting the whole evening and the summer days ahead. The third Annual Art Show was held this past week at Grace Presbyterian Church, with art work not only from the memhers of the 'Just for You' Art classes held at the Church but also from tNher classes in the district. What a lot of talent there Is in this area. It was a tremendous display of art in many forms. Paintings on display ranged from an 11 year read, Glenn Waghorn. through teenagers and adults d all ages. miw4ly oil paintings. The Hooking craft class had a beautiful display of rugs and wall hangings. etc. Mrs. Marjorie Judson, who inlstructs at Grace Church was there demonstrating this art along with one of her pupils. There were also some pieces of beautiful decorative art on display and it is hoped this foam of art will be a new addition to the 'Just for You' Program in the Fall. This was the most successful show to date, with over too adults attending the showing, not to mention the many ctuldr'en who came along with theta. :Apart from the various Art displays, there was also a Bake Table which. needless to say. was soon sold out. Thank you to the ladies who provided the baked goods. thank you also to Mr. Alec Brown who helped lar. Briard arrange the articles for display. All proceeds from this Shaw are for the Church parking lot and driveway fund. The Ladies Bible Study Group have for sale a very smart- ltxlking 'All occasion' (bokbook. If you have ever tasted the cooking at am• of Grace Church's many social functions, you will most certainly want to buy one of these. Besides the over 30U recipes in the book, there are baking I ips and many helpful suggestions such as how to run a Bake Sale, a shower. a Potluck Supper, etc. A most useful aid to New Canadians, we feel sure. The books cost $2 and if you would like one, or need further information, please telephone Mrs. Joan Kopyi. 282-Oi9. The proceeds from the sale of these books, by the way, go the Church driveway and parking lot fund also. A Tea was enjoyed on Thur. June 7th at the home of Mrs. Margaret Cairns who gave it as a way of thanking the habvsitters of the 'Just for You' midweek Community Programmes, who have helped to make the programmes the success they are for they are a much-needed part of the program, enabling the mothers to bring their babies and ,mall children and leave them with the sitters while they enjoy their classes. liy the way, the classes will resume in the Fall with further It -tails of these, of course. being given nearer the registration I nes. As most of the regular weekly or monthh functions are raking a summer recess we at Grace would like at this time •o sincerely thank Mrs. Lesley Cowell for the way she has kept everyone in this area informed of our many activities. 'thank you Lesley, we do appreciate your column and also hank the 'Pickering Post' for the space allotted to you for the West Rouge Community. The Grace Church Sunday School Picnic will be held at .Adams Park on Saturday June 16th this year, all Church members and children are welcome to join in the fun along with the Sunday School children. Enter the Park off Port Union Road, via Rozelle - time 3 p.m.to7 p.m. Dear Grace, you embarrass me. It would be hard not to write about your many functions as without your activities. Kest Rouge would be a most desolate place at times. Thank you for the way your members write up the functions for me and then run around with them on time. CANADIANA STABLES rht fun pew to be rhy w'"*' for boo and 9.,M 141! Pd,og n""" na.1 a „y, horna nanthip. sr,rnrn,rrq and o*h e, xran,ee Dar carept,e S30 w4ek6, ow, nr9M ca,npe,% 19., it on1r- $55 crack r io, I+„xn„re 293 Baan Do You Have Brownie? Would the west Hill lady who had a dog pven her named ••erowlre'• hS a famdy in llakvrlletramterrrd overseas. sell Mm far 3230” LONESOME GRANDMOTHER H„t %ie , Boor 111, A4DrAvwl