an Lake, and am. m; to we iiiiiiiiir"Ti"ii'i"ih, [Vin-mar! Rock a new. KODAK COLOR FINISHING -- {In} ovum-oa- lmm new: not Incl-sad Mal. In ASA or m almanac" Mmm. "Lu Include. pruning I "ro.urt Spa-m ap Relaunch. nun a...“ FILM no I - In door or I Ind-tac- puke-1n; huh. ,,,~___._~V IIT meuvs' MILK o: TAMPAX Roman or I my“, 5 . 39e nuns N lune: WV: 51, up.» Me ------ Rv-anar as: um D as, up?» CIGARETTES “3:33;" 2.99 eafro,, 'll/Ti,".:,'":.' KODACMloMI n. n ...-.- ..-...- t“ I'""' REFILLANT “THING CAPS _ PLAYTEX All price! from $100 up MN on All electric power supply for the New Toronto ball park even- tually will b. fed underground. eliminating unsightly overhead wires. However, the power Sup- ply " present is temporarly ted overhead because of the undescr, ability of trenehmg on the ball EGIEIAON TOOYHFAITI Mr. Curtis stated that the m- held illumination ls 30 tout candles (recommended general office illumination " 40 {out cnndlecl The outfield mamma- tion vanes from 15 to 20 iotrt fladlec. Icon to: "a: run. Ne tube ' "eeiat 6. . Y. Jung Curus, P Eng, Man- - of New Toronto Public Unl- tum, who laid out the mummpal ball park Illummauon desng laid that there are two poles with nix lights each, and six pol- with four hghu each, and the total load IS 58 humans. DANA COLWNES __ AMBU$H " TAIU "RAT COLOGNEL Ite'. buy, 6 en Thu-(rut 1,000 wan mommy - 11mm. overdrwen to 1.!†watts, and mounted on mm. 3.0. M cedar poles. each " {on high, provide vutuaily darioattt conditions on the base, ball (mud: at mm for es emng hull um. F, 1',.t1eCtE.'1setcz_ryerrt1r,yv_so, "tu--- no.†I.- Tonato municipal bait tut new tantalum bent ham. " halal] groundstttywtser. tn 0am. W â€new, tturs trt"tsporhttion. (price dependent on you: choice of hotel). INCLUDES: -lte 3“""3040'600 a: "lead. devil. ban. inch-dun. u... A three day/2 night weekend From “9.50 U.S. (and: _ - -- Nation ' Health " low Lam s Make New Toronto Park . ll Vital, But . . . I Dr Uumun Bates, gcneral One Of Best For Itight Baseball Games [eu'.ot' of Crttt lieLm League (quad; ssglees um I Wart New Tomnto munscupal (all mad urltrl {he and ut tr.e b_mE-}..q) tixstt, bl In.) you, “A "Yutrded {a} Senator M ' park now is one of me but Luau.- m1 srnwwn th, _ b'sl1 Ta rmswrr . ,. . . Come I. Mn 'rftr--ortd m the world, For A Weekend Or A Week'. FOR EXAMPLE: Lounlrs PHARMACY - â€(and CAMERA SHOP We can 0 ho.- not. " am. Yoli City room fun. ' -Aimis- h ttte Fair. vinyhound tl how lectured grand *v-Pd an†book; Jinan-nu n . mun-I or 'tre Fair. For rusnc swm POOLS “E209. Ihettitr FREE DELIVERY! "Ill! ROOT BEER _ -- 9mm Phu how: Derma, A NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR MU0M _ g tti/ia; _ 29e a Bah -gge IVORY SOAP -GUf"ST srzz nutrition or reservations, call in or telephone $555 3?? mm, MOVII or outdoor. 2.50 2.89 3.39 3.95 um a -ie "no." comm nun. mm â€400:1†h n}... w: "5n" mt â€an? to mm ounmms FINISHING _ We In" a daily pick-up from Kodak. .--- (“an o. 'MSA- A 63c 59e 59c Lmttit's HOLIDAY BARGAINS SUNDRIES and -i:oiiisfia'"" VALUES GOOD TILL WED., AUG. s, 1964 "tured grand vow of the grounds, diuounh a! 24 "Nrtrsir"it lawns and s1.vA.rt?y_MoNsr ON DRUGS, It "lea-d, don“. tresis, including New ANICO CIDCY " ou In human]! r-mln11 nun, , Mum", " I roll- mm. . ""5 VII“! (my if" Hits For Westown Plaia In 23-14 Win Over Lawrence [moat or. $.de Try You: Lad. -- 1 mm in». Mow: Milka" [1mm] CALAMIN! LOTION B-ounu. Mte Mze souvsmgs fr-ca-Go-a adlan maifi, ii. 637153210.- SHULTON, DESERT FLOWER fttt Mg.--.'.--- ------. A; - FREE FILM - Irina vwv Ke. duMw " buck AM no». 0mm hr COVQlopin. you .rtttt. "N use new" a run mm 179-"). . '27 . In My. kudo- "tor I " 9'33"†tve 58e 1575?? will? 2 for 39e Transistor J. Ivan 'tTire?' - CANADA DIV ORAN - 2 Canoqs Gilly -- _ 59e KOTIX tANIYAIV "I'llâ€. Regular " 28 team shone defensively espevh ally shunsmp Robb Norman who made several tme plays at his posmon. David Lang was tops for the losers wtth a home run. Buns Beauty Lounge 13 w. K. Ratepayers no IAN ROLL-ON DEODORANT Re 29.- W? 68: [ Mill's (Ileana: C I lhFonao Brothers Serum Str. uon downed Mama's Cieaners 13-6 in Norseman Community Lmle Softball League action be, hind the three-tut pnchmg ot Greg Tyndal. Don McLean and Barry Ewanytsky were tops at the plate Mule the res! of the sealed cu} Speeut 60L! BALL! 7N, value “my; BALLS 1mm lrkal for home of travelling up. field u'mu the and o! the bug-play man u m. park, and bait canon, mu Full, when pow- now greater use can be made of er Cucuug Will be buried per- the grounds with main ball may underground and out games. Chairman W, J. "Bill" at sight. Fuher, of New Toronto RUG, Teams from an over Metrosaud. T He Pius _ Etna Dona-n FLUSH-A-BYES " " oquIY. Fund ‘Imlnx can ( In"; , gave Banas Beauty a Irto wut over West IATTEmEi m on: count" "on JUNIOR Dilouo Bron. " _uuv any": WM 39e 3 for 99e huh 76::le 14.25 ILAIMIULILAOI or an _ RmII-r park-n _ n u an. Ll KODAK IIOWHII - CAM. IIA ou‘rnf t In". Huh. I â€IRMA. VIA-h Dunn. ftlrrt Atmr nan-l amp - A- {LN}; all, 3 rolls 92 Ansco MOVIICHIOMI In}; m door or outdoor lnrnmm pro farm. "trs Spwial 2.89 REX ILACK I WI"?! "LM - w it h Apple odorant), each :1 E8 or perfume tpny deo- doran' n 'IM). Helena Rubin. stem's effective deodorant anti- mnpxrants silemiv guard your "-t-.1s___, ., . . he "IE HF In. I: In 'ttee when." all any! Buy 'our favourite deodorant . . either Huvenxem cream tteodor. Int or roll dry condor“: at Apple Blnuom cream deodorant or Double Check deodorant cream Fall: from ladders are mustLv mounted by men when they are working on the outside of the house: women have more acci- dents when they are engaged 1n housework, reaching heights by using ladder substitutes. Almost all the troubles can be blamed on reaching for high spots off to one side from insecure lad- ders or to ladders in need of re- pair. HELENA RUBINSTEN IN ONCE A YEAR "AUTT "" No I Olen" Your Halt! A Buy Headllrte Halrgmm In handy tuba make. hair behave beautituliy, lave. your hatr tinny bright " (ractlwly in plant-nu dar Free: Color Tone Shampoo, WISH?! tn glorious color,, human“ In I shades "do ulna. NW only 1150 ed out two homers. Joe Battagiia counted a par of hits for the losers. Frost BF. " - A. Kimball ' Dave Thompson and Brian Lorch supplied key hits for Frost Frozen Foods '12-8 Witt over A. Kimball Ltd. Mike Bell and Grant Keane mciudong a home-run were the pick of my Kimball players. There's No Substitute For A Ladder NOXZEMA um um LOTION n 25 six. Me 6 vrctory over Orphans. Burton had three hm. including a home- run while teammate Pool: bang- k’lazas seventeen tut attack as the: they deiea'ed Lawrence Meat that Merle: 23-14, Doug Smith was busy the psck of the Lawrence piay- zen: em wnh four has while team-math mate Joe Matthews hit a home-l "- run wtth the bases loaded, Nine Has: s.s. 21 - Orphans 6 out David Burton puched and bat-1shou ted Hasz Service Station to a 21- k'urrr P, pay ers Krngsway Ratepayers, Doug Manning and Davut McKenzie had two hits each for Banas whsle iosmg pitcher Gary sm- manu parked up two for Rate- DRIVE CAREFULLY "rants silentiv guard inns hour after hour. htntl (ran-n3 and hue " Deliv'ry may will Other Items! SENIOR Weslown “in Lawrence Mot. W h 1 t e led 1Mossom {"51}; 1.25 - 1.50 MAcNEsTA 49c , lone last. po farmrn 9.98 'NVE, Ind sounded by Senator M. Wdlm ' 't','t'""chuccutct-is about increasing If 231Ҡ{costs of welfare And at the June ' Pvc/l"'" lays, euitorialir, In the League's "H e a l t h" magnum. --ltut'iai more federal And public funds should be devoted to pre- aza venung Illness. I 1 The editonal states: “Senator A. Wallace McCuxcheon m an Ence address before the United Com-r munuy Fund of Creme: Toronto 31’s, Doug " quoted as follows: A Mckenzie "'it IS obvious that we cannot " Banas commue to devote an ever-in- ;ary gm. creasmg percentage of our m- m Rale- nonal Income to the welfare Jfaeld unless we are prepared to ‘reduce expenditure elsewhere " (or else run the grave risk of 1m- " [paring the monomy.’ Westown "We think Senator Mop-v0- In. lclmg'on Avon-'0‘ ii I 'tl1lltlllt 'Ill" 1l1lllllll' - - - - I .4: Diabetes Hits Without Warning hook} Ll F"""".',-,":?':,,,"!,,--"'"", - .r.%qttrr- _ In addition to the great num- ‘oer of diabetics who know that "hey have this disease there am hundreds who are not aware 'hat they have it. The disease is one that can develop almost without warning, It is important for everyone to protect himself by following a balanced diet, keeping his weight down to nor- mal and having periodic check- ups by his physician. The doctor will make tests, prescribe the proper diet and advise on the right weight for health. suited to the patient's age, weight and general way of life. i RO. 7-8953 THORNCREST Cluck “no. 143007 [clam 0- erur'0or, Immune, :uoOom not. On. DIM? mm mm "which. murky mun-m, A. Sup" 'e,',',.' Cunt-rub", Riot metal“: rowan mm matching m- "(for and new. no, V-I. “no. mung, new" noovlnl and new" brain, bod". - won FMtrr conun, culhm "an and mum Citrus FULL m" $3095 'L., We are null plagued with illnesses which would be wiped out altogether, More energy should be devoted to fighting the various disabilities and maladies which should not exist because they are preventable, In order to make this possible it would seem that federal support and the support of publlc funds would be devoted far more to seemg to It that what is pre- ventable is prevented. and there LS a vast field still to cover." 1 Inf-mg. than Harm-9, This (If is in lbwuh showroom ton- dmm " " mm.“ in angina! Honduras maroon with mucking "new", Fuily :quippnd‘ 0n. ftwrter. Commit Count. Aubmnlc, Cur Dom radio, My mull-It one owner, VOW low mileage. Find“:- " m autumn "In vim match- Mg "union JI/p. $2195 Ina: we must, more and more. buud up the health of our citi- zen: tt we are to be a great nation, Nation's Health In addition These bum will melt in Jaw mouth . . . theyre not quite dclrostedr' "We thmk Senator MeCut- Atort IS right. but we would add '63 CHEVROLET L, We are 'titl CHRYSLER FULt I'VCI 'tlt RAMBLER O 100% WARRANTY FOR 30 DAYS ON PARTS AND LABOUR . ALL WARRANTIES AND GUARANTEES GIVEN IN WRITING O 20 YEARS AT THE SAME LOCATION FULL 'IICI PRICES HAVE '63 Mom I953 - fun†- " 3-1212 M65 DUNOAS STREET WEST $1595 $1795 ON - FORD - ( no “ling?†Avon-0‘ 1A! THEIR can APPIAISED O'PORTUNITV ro WIN A N FREE USED CARS FOR NEVER BEEN LOWER I Mr, and Mrs. Barry Kivell (Paula Boulevard have just re Own. Imam i-cvnndn, in» union. 1"†MOM†MNOI, mun run wloh mucking Danna. hour-com "mum, FULL me. $1595 1-0007 0“qu Malian Whoa! luck with “Muslin. rod mter. lav, Mu zuuom "use no mnnv any" Ono-nos. TM! on In: I an low mung. and bu - boon turd romm-rupllv‘ FULL mu $1695 50. “can. “aimed m begun")! and: colour um. gompllmonhry no intuior, HM "may on": Maud“? V-I motor, dual range cum-9 c. - 'r..r",q Ind out“ This at rm . V." low minus, [ Paul Reid, ten years old, of Finsbury Crescent, was playing ball at Sir Adam Beck School, on Sunday evening, Paul's ball went up on the roof of lhe ‘school and he climbed up to get (it, he walked backward on the " root missed his footing, and fell no the pavement below. He stood Asp and walked about six feet Iand then fell to the ground. He lwas taken to hospital in an am- ibulance with internal injuries. {We would like to take' this op- 'iportunity to, ask the residents 'who live on Horner Avenue inear the school to call the po- ilicu whenever they see any child (on the root of the school, thus Preventing any more accidents. di- Mr. and Mrs, Charles Peters, of Paula Boulevard have just returned from a two week vaca- tion at Lakeview Lodge. XL g-thror Harmâ€, rum»: In qllshning bluk colour with rich rod innrior. This bonny is fvllv uuippod wi’h awry conclivabh â€new Including any contour buck†â€In. Nu only 5,000 Brs taint! mites, FULL mu "ass Mrs. Isabel Blake, Homer Avenue left on Saturday, July 25th, by Chartered plane for a three week holiday to England and Ireland. A very happy birthday, to Eli- zabeth Erikson, Burlingame Rd., who celebrated her Sixth birth- day, on Wednesday, July 23, with a garden party. Summer school for the chit- dren of Altierssood, sponsored by the Etobicoke Recreation De- partment. is being held every week day trom 9 until 12 noon, and from 1 to 4 gun at the park behind the Alderwood United Church. The teachers, teen age girls, are doing a wonderful job with the children, and are io be con- gratulared on their patience and fortitude. weather Friends and neighbors of Mrs. C In 1r e Whittaker, Hallmark Avenue, were sorry to hear that she has broken her wrist whue at her summer home 1n Apsley, Ontario. They hope that the pain IS not too severe and sympa- thize with her. in having to wear a can m this extremely hot Shutouu are rather III. in the usually high-scoring games so pitcher Martin Lamphen de- serves a special praxse. He was aided by some fine defensive fielding from Mark Weible. SQl‘IRT "B" â€:me United Pnctsineturuse Workers New late Cleaners of the Ar. Go lo I.“ Claus: derwood Softball Assoc-imam] Garth Rally with tlvel had the dmmcuon last week orelading I triple and a recordmg I shutout m pee wee paced UPWA's victory. action as they defeated Mom West and Paul Howard pl Chicken 13-0. Jshnm lama in a... a-†FULL PIICI '64 GALAXIE T2 COMET Where The Alders Grow 'tlt FORD 'M FORD SEtt ar TNOINCIIST A MUSTANG Zoom I, Mrs. Florence Pink, th. 1-3256 Gillespie Hurls (l, Hits Fratmen To Win Get; 3 *Singies, *r.iagg*er I; aia. ua $2595 extremely hot u-l Go Jo In.“ Chan " Also swung I.hMVy bat for Aldon-oi Dru: u out Garth Kelly with tive hm in- F431? Mitt Walker chalked up) Chant†it“ Intel " ot cluding a triple Ind a double three good hits for the loan Pitcher thee Spencer wall a 'ee paced UPWA's victory. Doug Garrick: " " double and three single: paced ms West Ind Paul Howard played If Walton Welding , the Drutuftsus' victory. Tesry (sharp game in the field. Danny Short stop Nick Declano oslflatt a! short "op turned lil . in Bloch and Allen Karpenko the drive behind Carriers unwed game for the losers. lei were tops for the losers. ttory wsth flashy play m the m. M100" LEAGUE fe-, SQUIRT "A" HAGUE {held Dave Keates supplied the! Hues Cycle I Sports I " F". & "In" " "utting power, crussmg the plate "ree â€"th I ve' Walkers Welding ' Ithree “mes. Paul Kelly starred; The Dats of Doug Lew» and 1 Gary Polvin was the tng gun tor Walker's drivmg Ut three Allen Robmson each with a pa“ for the winners with a four- runs. of circuit clams were the cam 15 bugger Id I triple. Don Evans rm: was: LEAGUE m! Hala‘n “1.9mm, ......n.... cnnH'thzons troiltteted during April by the Canadian Cancer Society. About 160 top-flight Canadian sc1ettt1sts, working m dozens of hospitals, uttiversities and labor- atories, are currently receiving research support from the Cana- dian Cancer Society. Most of the support for cancer research in Canada comes from voluntary A very happy birthday, to little friend, Sharon Mex: Homer Avenue, who eelebr, her seventh birthday, on Sa day, August first. '"I6e' nu I anle. Don buns PEE WEE LEAGUE ---e"V ----- rem V 7} Loyal Order of Moose , , Sunday's Variety ti In 'hus hard fought game n ers row 1mm me bu bat of Chuk Dusn to “rap It up m the elghth mnmg wnh a well-ml fuur-bagger Phi! th. 1-3256 Brent Turner starred on the -rsxm=a-==a==r======z- mound for Moose, but received 7.1111611 from Rhett summer cub exueijent support Hum his team. age at Llndsay. Ontatuo, maze: Len McKee pinned a . . . sharp game for Sunday's Mr, and Mrs John B:ggar, Gamma shiigrtsa " Bellman Avenue, have renamed Grants Shell Service ' from a two-week Titcalion at Curd Gsllesp:e on the muund Lakeview Lodge I'm the wmncr: added to tus a n . M'r‘llmg effurr min a bur-1mg- A very happy birthday, tu my :91 and three smgles at the male frlend. Sharon Mc.N-, pfste Itsn Carson "Hm four hits We're having a big pre-civic holiday week-end summer tire clearance sale at all Elmvood Tire Ser- vice locations - Port Credit --- Rexdale and Brampton. These tires are discontinued sixes, din- cantinued tread designs, take all: lram our ttuttt- mobile sale: department as well as off maker. Now is the time to take advantage of Elrnwood’s big Hammer clearance role. Replace worn tires new - Heat and high speed summer week-end driving is the big tire killer - Don't risk a tire failure - Play Sale _.--" wre - Change tire: at Elmwood new . . . SALE TIRES As Low As . . fi$lulllllii: IT COME ON m AND... now om mason mm: "TIL I an. Pay A: Link As SIM Down And $1.00 A Wank ELMWOOD’S BIG SUMMER TIRE CLEARANCE SALE! M96 KIPLING AVE. N. "ti.uriii.riixurt' " 9.3149 no uxssuou an. . mm No. " thy) PORT CMOtT CR. $5234 ed 2 Tire Prices on Other Sides T Left fielder Bill Tracey spark- ed Humber‘s win with sharp fielding and four good hits at the Nate, Bruce Murray with a dou- ble and a pair of angles starred for the losers. was top man for Shell. New Life Cleaners " Moms Chicken 0 Neu Life made a clean sweep aided by the steady pitching of Mamn Lamphen and outstand- mg fielding of Mark Weible. BANTAM LEAH [lumber Tool 16 - Red Lei, Celder Bill Trac All Weather "42" THE NEW GOODYEAR 3-T SAVE ALSO ON OUR ANNUAL M LEAGI'E 16 - Red Falcon , Bill Tracey spark- wm With s h a r p ran Mi, slugs BUILT WITH SUPER ' MILEAGE TUFSYN RUBBER " .90 'oo - NO TRADE Tiiiiiit, Hales Crete & Sparta Booth Brick Yorke Machinery . Marxian: Esao Sand“ Alderwood Drugs (‘anadhn Legion ('berevntyl Food Market Number Tool & Machine Parsons Tire Sales Red Falcon Body Filler Grants Shell serVide- South Peel Kinsmen United Steqlu'orken For: & Palmer Walkers Weldinz‘ Carrtcks BP Brounxnne Barber Shop New uh Cleaner: Loyal 0mg" of Moose snndau y new Gamma Sunn- Fraternity Moms cycgen & Sen Food Go Jo HindiiGGr South Peel Kim-men w United Packlnhouu Workers " plunged {teelworkers 6 lam Druggisus' Victory. Ttury (Clark " short "op lumen m a inc-cud game for the losers. MIDOBT HAGUE Hues Cycle & Sun: I Yorke â€Hillier, I r The Dats of Doug Lew». and Allen Robinson each with a pull of circuit clams were the cam ot Hale's sweepmg watery an fYorke. Norman McKee croowU the plate for the losers. Muslin": Ettso " Booth Brick I Steve Hutchins with a grand slam homer in the top ot we seventh put the game on we tor Marshalls, Doug Spruule With a pan of doubles led Booth Bunk at the plate. standing: up to July um sown "B" LIAOUI SOUIR'I' "A" LIAGUE FE! WEE anus IANVAM LEAGUE mpg" LEAGUE 2 TIRE SALE! NYLON 670/ts Tube Typa "Ochoa" to Io Ptx " £2 H "