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An active member af Men‘s Club and t« stewards of St. Lukes | Iis ear‘y career was employed | peacemaker. hy the Texaco Oil Company in Montreal and Hamilton C(mp’ Mr. McBane ing to Toronto 12 years ago, he voted family ma was assistant to the vieeâ€"presiâ€" sympathy | goes dent of Standard Bramds Ltd., Daintry and c but since 1948 he had been with who is 8, and fiv Diversified Research and Sales Faneral rery Â¥iceâ€" + n se d nds frem. CCC CC Monday, July 6, eatly . life was /s Thomas, Ont. A «ra University of Toror Bane garned hix m phed science dgree The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a magnifiâ€" cent gown of shimmering white peau de soie detailed with Alenâ€" con lace. The fitted bodice featur. ed a scalloped lace portrait neckâ€" Etob finegt 8. whe Murray McBane Dies In Sleep Stricken With Heart Attack trailm garden One of the prettiest of June weddings xtook place at St. George‘s (hrc!x-ondhe-flil[ reâ€" cently when Patricia Ruth Ellis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Win. Ellis of Bywood Drive, was united in marriage with Richard Joseph Gallant, son and the late Mr. Josep} of Rogersville, New Br The mai McDougal M White antirhinums an decorated the church wedding music Richard Gallantâ€"Patricta Ellis IF ed 8t. George‘sâ€"Onâ€"T‘hcâ€"Hill Born in Ra THE ADVERTISER â€" GUARDIAN, Thursday, July 16, 1964 â€" Page 4 elderly is somewhat different than the homes for the aged where bed care and medical aid are provided reâ€" gardless of income. In the low cost public housing elderly persons with a self sufficient income and in good health are proâ€" vided with bachelor and one bedroom apartment units on landscaped subâ€" urban sites. At least 12 of these projects are now in operation and construction is in progress on ‘four others. More than 1,800 apartment suites are being proviged in this fashion with another 1,642 ‘under construction or soon to be in the building stage. Another new home for the a will be under construction this on Sherbourne St. in the city. other suburban site has been bou with construction expected to be in 1965. accommodation for 2,262 elderly citizens. Two of the homes are located in the city, one in Etobicoke (Kipling Acres with 390 beds and a new wing and auditorium completed last year), one in Scarboro, and another on the outskirts of Newmarket on the verge of the Metro planning area. Today the Metro administration can mark as one of its greatest achievements the provision of housâ€" ing for the elderiv. Metro now has ed a front in North America among administrations in providing ho accommodation for the elderly. Back in 1953 . . . 11 years ag only public home for the aged Lambert Lodge, once a factory later a hospital for war veteran From almost not from a converted fa Metro government front in North Am« administrations in 1 accommodation for Controller John Carroll mentioned in a Board of Control meeting that votes would be lost in the Kingsway and Cloverdale areas over the Sherâ€" way Shopping Centre. But, rightly or wrongly he sincerely feels he is doing the right thing for the Townâ€" ship by helping to put it through. Rarely does a Committee, Board of Controt or Council meeting pass without someone mentioning that votes have been lost in one area or gained in another. Municipal elections are only five months away, and no one is more aware of the fact than the elected officials of this township. _ ke An Inside Look At Metro mes cost public housing for is somewhat different es for the aged where W be Af i da Gallant Ed it o rial B ved the portra building n cor ep Mr. McBane was truly a deâ€" ted family man. Our heartfelt mpathy goes to his wife W Ved using cwith arter Torot M Ar and ght gin the services were hel ly 8, from the Ror 1} Jct‘all Earlyne Whesler McB He was popular ornflowers. i stephanot be oi lurner an al took place i Mis. â€" Gec were gow Amoung the requirements for occuâ€" pancy of the low rental apartment units is that persons must be over 60 vears of age and with 10 years continuous â€" residence within the Metro area. As might be expected in Metro‘s homes for the aged the women outnumber the men by almost a 2â€"1 ratio. At least four of the Metro home for the aged residents are each over 100 yvears of age. Another important Metro governâ€" ment task is to provide hospital care for indigent citizens . . . people who are poor. Last year, for example Metro picked up a £716,092 hospital bill for the treatment of 8.236 patients in general public hospitals. Each of these patients were found unable to pay their hospital bill Etobicoke‘s share of the indigent hospital bill last year was over $9,400, This is a year when people are beâ€" ginning to do more than grumble about their taxes. So far this year Metro expects 10,000 property ownâ€" ers to appeal against their property assessment for taxation in 1965. Many people of course are discouragâ€" ed by the legal process that is necesâ€" sary and the need to appear before a court of revision. At the same time the city and suburbs are rebating about $850,000 this year in taxes collected on proâ€" perty under the vacaney allowance clause in the assessment act. This is where if a landlord has vacant premises for a three month period he can obtain a tax rebate. Metro government has 650 typeâ€" writers for its office staff. A two vear typewriter cleaning contract will cost Metro a monthly inspection rate of $1.56 for each machine. Of course this includes the supply of a new typewriter ribbon after each inâ€" spection. M (On the other hand the electorate have a similar responsibility. For example, will the residents on Chaunâ€" cey Avenue look only to the inaction taken with their particular problem when marking their ballot? It must be hoped for that all the other officials will act in a similar manner â€" affirming tne measures they believe to be of benefit and opâ€" posing those they feel will be detriâ€" mental. If preâ€"election jitters set in, much harm can be done in trying to catch votes by popular but unwise actions. agg TV «. Arthu old Billy f H H H Ja ebhie ite For their honeymoon trip through Eastern Canada the the U.S., the bride c%nng!d into a twoâ€"piece ensemDle of pale pink and deep strawherr‘y linen which she wore with & matching hat and gardenia corâ€" sage. On their return they will reside in Peterboro. Ha Notice of Application by The Corporation of the Township of Etobicoke to Dispense with a « Vote of Electors TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1. The Council of the Corâ€" poration of the Township of Etobicoke intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal Board for approval of the acquisition of lands for the extension of Vansco Road from its existing northerly limit to North Queen Street, at an estimated cost of $25,â€" tures payable out,af the genâ€" eral rate over ¢ period not exceeding 20 yeirs. 2. Application _ will . be made to The Ontario Municiâ€" pal Board for an order to dispense with the mssent of the electors and for approval of the said works. Any rateâ€" payer may, within twentyâ€" on» days after the first pubâ€" lication of this notice send by post prepaid to the Clerk of the Township of Etohiâ€" eoke at the address giver stating his objection to such approval and the grounds of such objection. 8.‘The Qntarie Municipal Board may order pursuant to the statute that the assent of the electors shall not be required and may approve of the said works, but before doing so it may appoint a time and place for a public hearing when any objections wil} be ronsidered. DATED at the Township of Etobicoke this 9th day of July. 1964. S. W. Eeckersiey, Township Clerk, AW Rurnhamthorpe RA4. Etobieoke, Ontamo 000.00 which amount.shall be raised by the sale } debenâ€" mli urque Mar nd Miss Wilma Godson atherines; Mrs. Donald Mrs. Fred Gayder of Falls, Ontario; ‘Mr. rnall, Waterloo; Mr. Juck Ellis, Kitchener; Mrs. H. D. Kennedy, Mr. August Gallant, an.s Mr. and Mrs. Hamilt + The attendants‘ floor length gowns of pale pink chiffon over {taffeta were similarly fashionâ€" ed along Grecian lines with boâ€" dices â€" outlined with . chiffon | threaded through eyelet and |falling in gathered panels in }back. They wore pink pouf headdresses and pink accesâ€" Tlories. The gowns of the flower [girls were similar but had bell |\ _ One of the most beautiful of | summer weddings was solemâ€" nized in St. Luke‘s United Church on Sat., June 27 when { Miss Diane Mary _ Hunter, | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. |Munter of Lawrence Ave. West, became the bride of Mr. James (Jim} Goréon Hatch, son of Mr. | and Mrs. Gordon Hatch of Rexâ€" | dale. Against a setting of yellow gladioli and white mums, the Rev. R. D. Thompson conducted a most meaningful service. Mr. George Small, Church Organist, played the wedding music and the soloist was Mrs. Wm. Weiland. Given in marriage by het| father, the bride was radiant in her white satapesu gown,| fashioned along Grecian lines! with the bodice of the empire[ sheath outlined in pearls and cerystalettes. Panels of the maâ€"! terial created a redingote inâ€" fluence and fell into a graceâ€" ful train. Her pouf veil of white tulle was daintily gathâ€" ered to a large white rose. The bride carried a cascade bouquet of white roses. Attending the bride were Miss Carol â€"Inch, maid of honour, Nancy Hunter, Marguerite Hunâ€" ter, sisters of the bride, Linda Cashman, cousin of the groom. and flower girls, Leslie and Sharon Perkins, cousins of the bride. Mr. Russell Jones was best man and ushers were Mr. Noel Hilts of Owen Sound, Ont. Mr. Ray Tackaberry of St. Cathâ€" erines, Ont., and Mr. Hugh MacGregor CoupleHoneymoon in Que. City â€" After St. Luke‘s Ceremony ped sk MISS MARY HAS JOINED THEIR STAFF OF COMPETENT HAIR DESIGNERS AND WILL BE PLEASED TO MEET YOU AND DISCUSS YOUR HAIR PROBLEMS. MISS MARY SPECIALIZES IN HAIR PIECES AND WIGS. MR. FRANK HAS RETURNED FROM EUROPE (PARIS, ROME AND LONDON) AND HAS BROUGHT WITH HIM MANY NEW AND DIFâ€" FERENT HAIR STYLES FOR YOUR HAIR STYLING CONVENIENCE. Open Thursday and Friday Evenings Until 9 p.m ONTINENTAL COIFFURES ONTINENTAL COIFFURES FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 239 3119 Nomination Convention WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT 5086 DUNDAS STREET WEST For her wedding trip to Montâ€" real, Quebec, the bride chose a twoâ€"piece yellow chifon suit with matching hat, white acâ€" cessories and & corsage of talisâ€" man roses. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hilts of Owen Sound, aunt and uncle of At & reception at the Skyâ€" line Hotel the bride‘s mother received wearing a charming dress of blue crepe with matchâ€" ing stole. Her hat of swirled tulle was in a matching shade of blue and her corsage was of yellow _ roses. The â€" groom‘s mother looked very regal in an oyster shantung sheath with matching accessories. Her hat was of chiffon petals shading from delicate pink to rose, and she wore a corsage of pink roses. MacDONALD â€" MAYFLOWER America‘s Most Recommended Mover 125 â€" 18th STREET, TORONTO 14 255â€"7787 the groom, Miss Sharon Hilts, cousin of the groom, Mr. Wim. McNicol, Mr. and Mrs. N. Hilts of Owen Sound, Mrs. V. Russell and Susan from Birmingham, Alabama; Mrs. A. Nagel of Buffalo, New York. Reinforced concrete construcâ€" tion, it costs no more to have the very best. For a free estimate Call .. . MISS MARY Sanelli Pools OF Distinction 766â€"1101 Bloorâ€"3ame This is not an attempt to hide poor Grade 13 reâ€" sults. We expect that results this year will be especially good, and we will continue to make information availâ€" able regarding scholarship and prize winners, for we do feel these boys merit public recognition. ‘Weston Home Improvement 1985 WESTON CH 4â€"2649 We trust you will accept our reasons, and we thank you for your coâ€"operation in the past. our promotion results, and we presume that you will again desire to publish our Grade 13 results when these are received in August. After serious consideration we at Michael Power High School have decided that individua) results available for publication will not be available for the following reasons : 1. We feel results are a personal matter beâ€" tween the student and his parents and the Department of Education and the school. CLAYTON R. PETERSON David Solomon, R.O. OPTOMETRIST All Styles BRAVERMAN & LONGO Dress Making â€" Designing Barristers, Solicitors & Notaries 4198 Dundas St. West at Prince Edward Drive Toronto 18, Ont. 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