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46. _ HELP WANTED Part time waitress Weston Coffee Shop Permanent and Temporary Male and Female . Office Positions Immediately Available Toronto 15 And Repairing Wm. A. Riggs 1230 Jane Street Mt. Dennis RO 9â€"2841 Geo. W. Bull B.Comm. Howard G. Ashbourne, BA. 43 KING STREET CH 4â€"5547â€" 8â€"9 Weston CH 9â€"228 Evenings and Saturdays by Appointment. 1944 Weston Road Opposite John Street Weston, Ont. .. CH 1â€"1911 CH 4â€"8915 Weston William D. Lyon, B.A., LL.B. Barrister & Solicitor 1415 Lawrence Ave. W. Suite 201 . Weston * Executive Secretary * * Bookkeeper Secretary * * Girl Friday * * Bookkeeper * * Stenographer * *‘Dictaphone Operator * * I.B.M. Operator * * N.C.R. or Burroughs *, * Typist * * Clerk Typist * * Clerks * Bull & Ashbourne Mortgage Money To Loan Evenings By Appointment % |Mile S. of 401 Your Neighhourhood Radiator Cor. Oak St. And Auto Glass Service Depot Free Pickâ€"up & Delivery _Workmanship Guaranteed Fraser & Simms Leonard A. Braithwaite Barristers & Soliciturs Alfred H. Herman, B.A. Barrister â€" Solicitor 1938 Weston Road * Cost Accountant * * Jr. Bookkeeper * * Sales Order Desk * Jr. Draftsman * Barristers â€" Solicitors Barristers & Solicitors Barristers & Solicitors Royal York Plaza 1500 Royal York Road Piano POWER LAWN MOWERS BARRISTERS Call Mrs. Payrel For Appointment Heakes and MacDonald 1923 Weston Road Gall A C MOTORS RO 2â€"0047 Work Guaranteed Fast Experienced Repairs And Service On All Makes And Models MALE MUSIC RADIATOR SPECIALISTS m20488°8 Professional â€" Business CH 9â€"2288 CH. 4â€"5697 CH 4â€"5314 CH 6â€"6115 Radiator & Glass Service Ltd. 2441 Weston Road _ CHerry 1â€"4416 WESTON and AREA REQUIRED for manufacturing plant located on Hwy. 27 at Dixon Rd. APPLICANTS with 2 or 3â€"years accounting experience preferrâ€" ed; excellent working conditâ€" ions with a wide range of coâ€" mpany benefits. APPLY to OFFICE HOMEWORK | wanted PERSONNEL OFFICE Litton Systems Canada John W. Smith Weston Weston Bus CH 7â€"5451 Res BE 1â€"6533 2060 Wilson Ave., Weston Chartered Accountant Rexdale CH 7â€"0980 Chartered Accountant 134 King St. Weston orrice: LE. 3â€"0693 will pick up 2489 Bloor St. West F. ALAN GARNKHAM Magerman & Page Barristers â€" Solicitors 1630A Wilson Ave. CH 6â€"2191 Crang Plaza Estate Funds Available For HWY. 27 AT DIXON RD 249â€"1231 RES: CH. 9â€"4657 P.S. Inquire about our Permanent Placements Your Insurance Problems Solved By Mortgage Loans Evenings by Appointment ACCOUNTANTS Dunn‘s Insurance DIRECTORY Chartered Accountants ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK Marsh, Goulding Chartered Accountant 1730 Weston Road Rexdale C. W. LEASK 3 days a week Payroll â€" McBee rmzv etc. â€" Pleasant orking Conditions MUTUAL PLACEMENT 1969 Weston Road 120 Hadrian Drive INSURANCE (Near JANE) Service & Co. Ontario and _ deliver CH 4â€"6061 CH 1â€"1129 JANE AND LAWRENCE 51 A _ TUITION AND EDUCATION BUDGIE green and yellow, banded. Liberal reward. CH 1â€" 8816. 56. ENGAGEMENTS DARLINGTON, Mr. and NES AND "CLEARANCE* "Clearance" procedures of the National Employment Service provide a system of rapid comâ€" munication that can reach more than 200 National Employment Offices across Canada. If a deâ€" mand arises at a National Emâ€" ployment Office and cannot be filled locally, the employment orders are placed in "clearance" in order to locate the required employees elsewhere. In a 10â€" year period, jobs were found through NES "clearance" for 359,000 workers. small â€"brown terrier, tattoo on shoulder. T87â€"6194 before five Harry, are happy to announce the _ engagement of their daughter Lorraine Annie to Mr. _ Alexander _ MacCallum Lyall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred. Lyall, Sr., Toronto, the wedding will take place on Saturday, September the First at 3 p.m., in Olde Davenâ€" port United Church, Davenâ€" port Road, Toronto. Delivery Service 47 Bala Ave. RO 6â€"1521 will bring it down Name Brands BELOW Store Prices No Need To Pay $500 & $600 For Freezer W. J. WARD J. R. Currie, 0.D. Cartage and Parcel PUNERAL HOMES Optometrist 1891 Weston Rd., Weston For Appointment Cail CH 1â€"0701 "DOMESTIC" ROY WINGROVE Living Expenses Are Up Richards Cartageâ€"Moving Food and Freezer Plan Toronto 15, Ont. Delivery Service Venetian Blind e Cleaned @ Repaired ALLâ€"BRITE OPTOMETRY HOUSEHOLD SERVICES LOST AND FOUND CARTAGE RO 9â€"5950 Funeral Directors CH. 1â€"7361 RO 2â€"0845 SAME DAY SERVICE CH. 1â€"2233 l Nine couples were present reâ€" cently at a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Max Bennett of Ruscoe Crescent, who will leave shortly to take up residence in California. The neighbors gathâ€" ered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sidney and presentâ€" ed them with a photograph album filled with group pictures of each family. A farewell cake was decorated with red, white and blue flags and inscribed with _ "California, _ here _ we come." Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Marsh and family, formerly of Tallon Road, left over the weekend to take up residence in St. John, N.B. The Marsh‘s were very active in community affairs and will be greatly missed. Several parties were held for the Marsh‘s before leaving, among them, a steak barbecue for the immediate neighbors. The barâ€" becue was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Tilker on Saturday evening, June 30th. ‘Twentyâ€"six neighbors were preâ€" sent, and all had a very enjoyâ€" able evening. Steaks were barâ€" becued, and following the sup per, Mrs. Marsh was presented with a hand carved and hand painted Italian Tray and Coastâ€" }er set. Coffee and a farewell cake were served. FAREWELL TO NEIGHBORS MoDEL comrPetitron Encouraged _ by _ the wide spread interest in the model car competition recently held at the Mars Variety Store in Thistleâ€" town, the organizers are planâ€" ning another for the very near future. This one will be for boats and acroplanes Contestants are limited to three models, entry forms may be obtained at the store. Congratulations to Dorothy & Dean Hopper, of Harlow Cres Get well wishes are extended to Stephen Smith, Byng Ave., who has been laid up with a virus infection for about a month. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jackson and Barbara, Muncey Ave., spent a week‘s holidays with relatives at Haliburton, Ont. To Nancy Staples who has the flu, and to Mr. W. Waite, Elmâ€" hurst Dr., who had the misfortâ€" une to fall and break his arm. Birthday greetings to Donny Buxley, Redwater Dr., for July Tth. Olywin _ McDowell, Elmhurst Dr.. July 19th. Paul Jones, Golfdown Dr., will be 10 years old July 19th. Marg Watts, Royalleigh Ave., July 20th. Reta Reed, Raymore Dr., July 21st. Northern Etobicoke Air Cad ets of the 707th Squadron wil} leave for their annual summer camp on July 29th. 22 boys and 3 officers will entrain at Union Station for Trenton, where they will spend the following | two weeks wnder canvas. An enter taining programme has been planned for them. including field days, sports. and various trips to nearby points of historâ€" ical interest. w 25th The hard surfacing of roads in the old part of the village will not now be completed until next year. Tests conducted by the Roads Department have shown that the base is not adequate enough to support a hard surface, so grayâ€" el is to be laid and left to setâ€" tle all winter. By next spring the roads should have asuitable foundation. tions in the Thistletown area should improve from this week onward. _ Etobicoke _ Township have â€" reâ€"suffled the routes so that the collections will not be during business hours. The seemingly haphazard coll ections experienced to date in the village, were due to non«de: livery of equipment which has been on order since Etobicoke took over the responsibility for garage disposal. The Annual Congregalionall Nancy Staples, Islington Ave., , July 22nd. Ann Fields, July 24th. Mrs. McGraw, July 24th. Robbie Frost, Islington Ave., . July 24th. David Tasco, July 25th. Mary Flavelle, Rexdale, July ROAD IMPROVEMENT Mrs. Theima Leadbeater ELMLEA and DISTRICT Thistletown News Royal York Plaza Chitâ€"Chat Picnic of St. Matthias Anglican Church was held on Saturday, July 7th at Boyd Conservation The picnic was managed by the Men‘s Club of the Church and a lovely warm day brought out many families to participate in the events. Many enjoyed swimming and then races and games were held, followed by a baseball game. The day wound up with a picnic lunch enjoyed by everybody. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Scott of Trehorne Drive have recently returned from a four week trip to England where they visited If. however, these . culprits feel that such is unsafe their conjured up and _ illfounded ideas are as ridiculous as imag The proper, in fact legal place for cyclists in motion is on the road way itself and not causing a hazard. Letter May 1, Through your paper suggest to the many cyclists, or what such are called, that the business area sidewalks of Wesâ€" ton are for pedestrian use only Mrs.â€" Gladys Fergdson, July 26th. M The care and maintenance of the Church grounds has been undertaken by a group of men from the comgregation who de vote their Wednesday evenings. not only to this project, but also to visitation work on behalf of the Pastot, Elmlea Baptist Church News. Mr. J. Myers was in charge of the morning service at Elmlea Baptist Church, in the absence of Mr. Ross Davis, who is in Calgary on a business trip. Mr. Myers chose Psalm 84 for responsive reading. Mr. Myers said that the "Forward with Christ" radio program was well received on Sunday morning. It is on CFGM Radio, Richâ€" mond Hill. Dial 1310, 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Sunday mornings. Mr. C. J. Feaver, President of the Shantymen‘s Christian Asâ€" sociation was the guest speaker for the services. Mr. Feaver chose Luke 19: 1â€"10 for scripture reading, and chose verse 10 "For the Son of Man is come to seek and to save that which was lost", for the theme of his sermon. Pastor Jannicki will conduct services at Our Saviour Luther an Church next Sunday in the absence of Pastor Stanfel, who hopes to be able to return to duty on July 29th. Albion Gardens Presbyterians are fortunate in having the serâ€" vices of the Rev. H. Wilson for the last Sunday in July and the first three in August. During this period the Rev. and Mrs Frank Slavik will be taking a wellâ€"earned vacation. cent, on the birth of a second son, David Melville, at the Woâ€" men‘s College Hospital, on July 10th. The sixth â€" annual â€" Vacation Bible School organized by Our Saviour Lutheran Church prov ed quite a success, An average of 81 students attended each day involving a minimum of 7 cars to pick up and deliver the chil dren to their homes. The school ended on Friday evening with an entertaining programme pre sented by the students. Mrs. A. Carbis â€" CH 1â€"9260 A meeting of the Women‘s Committee of the "Y" presided over by Mrs. William McGhee was held recently to make arranâ€" gements for the opportunity sale to be held on September 8th, at 34 Riverside Drive. Donations of clothing. â€" furniture. or brica brac can be left at the above address, or at 11 Gibson Avenue Mr. E. Watkins, July 25th Christine Laidler, July 26th Cyclists On Sidewalks ‘Fui‘ Mrs. Carbis took the question VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL WELLâ€"EARNED VACATION OPPORTUNITY SALE relatives. While there, they toured London and many historâ€" ical points in England and Scotâ€" land as well as Brussels in Belâ€" gium, Amsterdam in Holland, Coblence and Heidleberg, Gerâ€" many and Paris France. Little Miss Debbie Solobay of Tewsley Place is recuperating at home after having her tonsils out last Monday at the Hospital for Sick Children. Mr. and Mrs. R. Huggard of Tallon Road are the proud parâ€" ents of a baby girl, Mary Patricia born on June 29th, a little sister for Bobby. The only place to avoid eycl ing on the extreme edge of 2 highway, the writer by experi ence avers, is in the deep south in forest lined highway areas. A snoozing diamond balk rattle sng@#e or a water mocassin can cause trouble! So! off those sidewalks onto the right side of the road please â€" you eyclists! We ask your prayers for our radio broadcast, as we continue each Sunday, that God will be glorified, His kingdom extended and many men and women will be brought to a saving faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. and answer period of the servâ€" ice. This is a new venture each Sunday, one of the congregaâ€" tion will take part. ining that alligators are to be seen in the swimming pool. Mrs. James MacCallum enterâ€" tained at a luncheon for her brother Mr. T. H. Dougherty. and Mrs. Dougherty and Mr. and Mrs. A. Foster, all of Ottawa, who had been attending the Stratford Festival The luncheon was held at the Weston GoTf and Country Club. Mrs. Clare Smith, of Inverâ€" leigh Drive, Islington. entertainâ€" ed Xi Lambda Chapter, Beta Sigâ€" ma Phi, on July 10th, a supper party in the garden. .‘ Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Blakney, of Weston Road, are leaving town to take up residence in ‘ Galt. Ontario. Mrs. Blakney was presiâ€" dent of No. 442 David Hornell V. C. Wing, RC.AF. newlyâ€"forâ€" med Ladies Auxiliary. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ranty. Complete service facilities at Scale‘s. Generous tradeâ€"in sllowance! Only s per week Come in and test drive one today! SCALE‘S GARAGE LTD. Here‘s the ideal vacation companion . . . the Morris 850 offers 4 passenger comfort combined with gas miser operation â€" up to 55 miles per gallon. Really hugs the road for travel safety. 12 months or 12.000 mile warâ€" e . 1910 JANE ST. MORRIS 850 2 Door SEDAN C. B. Ratnham Miss Joan Van Raaite of (17 Rosewell Ave.) Toronto, won the Pioneer Village photographâ€" ic competition, July 16th, sponâ€" sored by the Metropolitan Torâ€" onto and Region Conservation Authority. Her black and white still life photograph entitled "Aged Tim ber" of a corner of one, of the centuryâ€"old dwellings in the Village, showing the massive handâ€"hewn timbers, won ov® nearly 200 entries. Judges were James Beveridge, past president of the Toronto Camera Club; Irvine Brace, photographic magazine â€" editor, and John B. Withrow, secretaryâ€" treasurer of the Toronto Camera Club. The competition, first of what is planned to be an annual event by the Conservation Auâ€" thority, was held on the three opening days of the Pioneer (Continued from Page 1) Steps should be taken to proâ€" mote increased business in Wesâ€" ton. and to set up competition in the town for nearby retail outlets, merchants and councilâ€" lors of the town have said. The establishment of a liquor outlet was also mentioned by merchants and councillors as a way to entice more business to the town. Toronto Girl Wins Photo First At Pioneer Village Competition Councillor Lindsay Cott. himâ€" self a Weston retail merchant. agrees that a new association should be formed. "If it is formed, it should have a new executive of young men with new ideas," he said. "We need new blood if we are to keep the spark going. otherwise there is a tendancy to get bogâ€" ged down." The old association was "harpâ€" coned by a few people for reaâ€" sons unknown to me," he allegâ€" ed. "If a new association is to succeed. it needs the coâ€"operaâ€" tion of all the merchants to make it effective â€" poor attenâ€" dance at meetings was one of the contributing factors in the decline of the old organization," he said. "They have no one to blame but themselves â€" they are their own. worse enemies when it comes to sticking together," he added. Mayor George Bull disagrees with Councillor Cott on one point. He believes that Weston merchants will have to look to the ‘old timers‘ for a good exâ€" ecutive. ‘"We need new blood, but in order to make the association work. we must have the old esâ€" tablished business men of Wesâ€" ton to lead it. They have a stake in _the town, whereas some of the younger men are not resiâ€" dents of the area." he stated. Councillor C,. W. Boddington. says in common with other memâ€" bers of council that they will give all the assistance within their power to the efforts of an association. In ‘ his opinion, the present association is inactive, and he feels that there are plenty of active businessmen in town who should get together and help solve some of the present prob lems. "If we had an active as sociation in town. it would be helpful to Council in formin® bylaws. as sometimes an opinion from businessmen is needed beâ€" fore passing a law." he said. THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€"â€" Thurs, July 19, He claims that if they were to reâ€"activate the present ‘assocâ€" Weston Shopping Good But Promotion Needed Don‘t Miss The Boat WESTON CH 186311 This Vacation ... ECONOMICALLY TRAVEL SAFELY, SURELY . ... and ;I‘mu-'nllllnu-.lv“ There were five prizes awardâ€" ed in both the black and white photos and color slides categorâ€" Ave., Toronto; 2nd: Joan Powel) 3 Barfield Ave., Toronto; 3rd and 4th: G. Hilson, 163 Melrose Ave., Toronto. Winners of the junior compe. tition, black and white were: 1st and 4th: Charles Bishop, 25 Haymarket, Downsview; 2nd: Ruth MacLellan, Downsview; 3rd and 5th: John Kotulsky, 491 Euclid Ave., Toronto. Other winners in the black and white class were: 2nd, T. Francomb, 62 Roslin Ave., (who also won 4th prize); 3, Gunther Muss, 487 Wilson Ave., Downs view; 5th, S. R. Landymore, 37 Woodhouse ‘Cres., Ajax. y Color category: 1st and 5th iation, or form a new one, they could solve a question that has long been bothering local merâ€" chants. the problem of free parking. "Council recently passed | a resolution that permits the asâ€" sociation to rent the John St. parking lot from the town at less than the town‘s cost." he said. This makes it doubly importâ€" ant that there be an active orâ€" organization in the town to cope wih this competition, he stated. Councillor Boddington suggesâ€" ted â€" as did other councillors and merchants, that the organiâ€" zation should engage in an adâ€" vertising campaign and runm shopping specials. "We have reached a point now where Weston is on a comâ€" petitive basis with the shopping plazas, and at present we are losing customers to them," he said. . A novel adaptation of an existâ€" ing plaza ‘gimmick‘ he thought would be the issuing of stamps or coupons, such as is now ob tainable _ from _ supermarkets, which would be given out by Weston merchants, but which would be redeemable at any store in Weston, not necessarily the one at which it was issued. Mr. H. A. De Wolfe, manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia, is in accord with most of the comâ€" plaints registered by Weston merchants, and agrees that there is a definite need for an association in view of the efâ€" fect that plazas are having on the business section of the town. In the words of Councillor Boddington,. "The next move is up to the business men". in a new ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY BE WATER WISE!