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momics and related subjects. i A native of Ottawa, Miss Wilâ€" Ehh a graduate of Macdonald ge of McGill University with the degree of Bachelor of Appointment of Miss Elizabeth ‘Appoint Hydro Central Region Home Economist EVENING CLASSES 84 Queen‘s Park. _ â€" a FOR INFORMATION: Telephone 928â€"2393, 928â€"2394, 928â€"2395 or 923â€"239%6 High Speed Deta Processing . Feedback Contro! Systems Humen Factor: in Industry Mothematics Mumon Relations end Human Organizations Recent Advances in lron and Steel Making REGISTRATION: By mail or in person, 9 a.m. â€" 5 p.m. daily except Saturdays, The Advisory Vocational Committee Of THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF ETOBICOKE GRADE 13 Accountingâ€"Budgetary Controls Accountingâ€"Cost Accounting for History _....... Physics Trigonometry Zoology GRADE 12 Management Accountingâ€"Financial Statement Analysis A:ceunfiuâ€"l-n‘qm.uhh tor Nonâ€"Financial Managers Administrative Practices An Appreciation of Architecture Architectural Acoustics Algebra Chemistry English . French Geometry History Physics GRADE 11 Geometry Business Administration Business Forecastingâ€"Principles and Practice Business Low M in Susinessâ€"Written Concepts: in Management Science Effective Speech in Business Electroanclytical Chemistry Algebra Botany Chemistry English .. French BUSINESS AND NDUSTRY COURSES Arts and Science (Diploma Subjects) (B) BURNHAMTHORPE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE 76 Keane Avenue, Islington â€" BE. 3â€"6238 (RY) ROYALâ€"YORK COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO DIVISION OF UNIVERSITY EXTENSION Lanada and the World DR. W. F. GRAYDON Chairman of the Board ublic Policyâ€"Irsues of the THISTLETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE 20 Fordwich Crescent, Rexdale â€" 741â€"2300 675 Royal York Road, Toronto 18 â€" CL. 9â€"5071 BEGINNING OCTOBER 7th Science in Home Economics. She is also a Registered Professional province known as Central Reâ€" gion. It extends from Bronte on Lake Ontarie aimost to Port Hope with the apex at Sutton on Lake Simcoe. Included in this Region is the entire Metropolitan Toronto area and such widely Oriented SCHOOL 19, RY, RY, B, RY, T, RY RY, RY, T ANNOUNCES EVENING CLASSES 1963 â€" 614 RY Industriel Manegement Marketing 1A, 18 Marketing 11 Mathematicsâ€"An Introduction to Matrices and Mathematical Programming Modern Steel Structures Office Managementâ€"Introductory Personnel Administrationâ€"Introductory Personnel Administrationâ€"Advanced Personnel Administrationâ€"Interviewing Personnel Administrationâ€"Labour Relations Personnel Administrationâ€"Training Production Management Programmed instruction Psychology in Industry Radioisotopes and Radiation Small Business Organization and Managementâ€"A and B Statistical Methods Texationâ€"Personal and Corporate Techniques of Operations Research Wood Technology ENGINEERING COURSES Computer Programming and Anal, sis tor !-;gimn â€" â€" Feedback Control Systems She separated communities as O@kâ€" onal|ville, Oshaws, Port Perty, six | Brampton, Georgetown, Newmarâ€" @rtâ€" |ket, Bowmanville, Aurora, Bo!â€" WA\.oa _ Milton . Woodbridse REGISTRATION: â€"7:30 â€" 9:30 P.M. Uxbridge, Cooksville, Port Credit| and several other municipalities. Miss Wilson served her dietetic internship at Vancouver General | Hospital. She has many inlenm! She is the treasurer of the Onâ€"| tario Dietitian Association and is active in the Ontario Home lc«‘ nomics Association, the Canadian Home Economics Association, as well as the Canadian Dietitian Association. Libby Wilson is a wolunteer worker at Red Crass Lodge, S\.l\_nybrook Hospital Sh_e 4 23 114. ho iiiabs sns t Lodge, Sunny brook Hospital. She is also active in the Women‘s Advertising Club of Toronto. _FEE: $10.00 PER SUBJECT Classes commence Mon., Sept. 30 and Tues., Oct. 1 Advanced Secretarial English Bookkeeping . Business Machines Key Punch & Data Processing Shorthand Hirke Typewriting e . Conversational French English for New Canadians Foods Millinery (Beginning) Millinery (Intermediate) Oil Pointing f Public Speaking ........ General English ......... Sewing uces Woodworking $ Instrumental Music Elementary Calculus . ... Business and Commerce C. S$. WHITE Chairman of the Advisory Committee Advanced Technical Evening Classes â€" Tuesday, September 24; Grade 12 Technical â€" Monday, September 23; Others â€" Wednersday, September 25 and Thursday, September Advanced Technical Evening Classes â€" Monday, September 23 Grade 12 Technical â€" Wednesday, Sqptember 25; Others â€" Tuesday, September 24 and Thursday, September 26. Monday, September 23 and Wednesday, September NO COVER CHARGE LIGHT 3 Shillings § Pence BUFFET (50°) THE PICKFAIR SCHOOL B, RY, T B, RY, T B, RY, T RY, T RY, T RY, T RY, T RY RY, T RY, T RY, T RY TOWN CRIER ROOM Featuring Old Time Singâ€"Aâ€"Long, ed by you. Enjoy our candle light THE PICKFAIR oo TAVERN RESTAURANT 2282 LAKE SHORE BLYD. W. MIMICO CL. 99635 TAVERN RESTAURANT ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF THE NEW ;';?Avil:uovo;fâ€"m:\dhil‘lg;t atmosphere! EVERY EVENING MOoNDAY THROUGH SATURDAY FROM 8 P.M. TO 1 A.M. HELEN ROSS NOTED ENGLISH PIANIST Auto Mechanics Commercial Art Drafting (Architec(urcl and Mechanical) ic B O Draftina (Electrical) B Flectricity . . sz B T Electronics sls 2. B, T Industrial Chemistry oo j Machine Shop .. se i Printing e T Technolorical (Post Secondary) Advanced Technical Evening Classes leading to Engineering Technician !| English 1 . B, T Mathematics 1 es B, C Mathematics II w22 B, T Chemistry 1 222 B, T Mechanics I ... ... s B, T Flectricity 1 oennrererisycersseceraces By T Flectronics I . B, T Technical Drawing i B, T Superintendent of Secondary Schools Technical (Gr. 12 Diploma) SCHOOL Featuring T. D. BOONE ond new tuncs selectâ€" TOWERING ABOVE THE ALDERWOOD SKYLINE is the new Alderwood Towers, a 79â€"suite edifice receiving close plan scruâ€" tiny from builders John Trpin and Alex Wandich. This is the second project in Alderwood for the two, who also built the apartment block across the highway. Both started small in the construction business working their way up from house buildâ€" ing, after plying trades, Special wing on this building is tailâ€" ored for family living. Trpin and Wandich were among first in business to include balconies on apartment buildings Photo by Stan Windrim Two Started From Scratch Reach Multiâ€" Storey Apts. The latest change in Alderâ€" wood‘s skyline can be credited to two men. who 10 years ago wouldn‘t have dreamed of changâ€" ing a $100â€"bill & John Trpin and Alex Wandich, both had modest beginnings and admit that their success today as builders is not something they would have predicted 10 years ago John artived at Montreal in 1948 with a $5 bill in his pocket ame a chest of carpenter‘s tools in kis hand. As an immigrant unâ€" dér the passage pay plan he was contracted to work on a farm for one year before starting out on his own in this country. After serving his term "milkâ€" ing cows", he started on construcâ€" tion work and after a time of building houses turned to apartâ€" ment building and a partnership with Alex Wandich. When he reached 14 years of age, his father died and@ he was foriced to leave school to support his mmother. Seeking a job with a good income, he attended night school and became a toolmaker. Alex wasn‘t exactly born with aâ€" silver spoon in his mouth either, When Alex was happily engagâ€" ed in his trade, a subâ€"divider deâ€" cided the house in which Alex and his family were living would be a good spot to purchase The house was sold and Alex turned his talents to building a new one. While he was building this new house Alex realized this was something that he realiy had a feeling for and so decided to conâ€" tinue on in this.line. He dropped his toolmaking and started buildâ€" ing. First it was houses, then duâ€" plexes. then triplexes In 1959. he and Trpin decided LAKESHORE RIDING MURRAY COTTERILL R. ALAN EAGLESON DAVID J. SANDFORD JAMES DAVIS OFFICIAL AGENTS OF THE CANDIDATES Official Agent â€"JAMES WALLACE 92 Ash Crescent, Toronto 14 Official Official Agent â€" A. D. COSSAR 443 University Ave., Toronto Official Agent â€"F. J. COLLETT 33 â€" 27th St., Toronto 14 al Agent â€" GEORGE RICHER 34 â€" 2nd St., Toronto 14 ARE AS FOLLOWS â€" IN THE The result has been a succesâ€" sion of apartment buildings, tailâ€" ored to meet the needs of the exâ€" panding community to toss their lots together The latest project an $800,000, 79â€"suite apartment block, located on the east side of Brown‘s Line, near Evans Avenue. follows a 50â€" suite block which they built last year just across the highway An added feature of the Towers is the wing tailored for family occupancy. This section of the project is designed for comfortâ€" able family living, eliminating elevators and other hazards and impediments | to â€" casual | family life. Handiing the renting of the suites is the G. L Boland Real Estate. in New Toronto. Says President Gil Boland. We have been trying to convince builders for years that a Brown‘s Line location in Alderw ood would be a prime spot for apartâ€" ment living. Alex and John saw the possibilities and are now owners of two apartment blocks on the highway". Mr. Boland, an expert on mortâ€" gages and real estate matters has written articles for Toronto busiâ€" ness publications. Shhhhh ! There‘s a Coming to MALIBU PORT CREDIT mOTORS THURSDAY, SEPT. 26 COMMUNIST PARTY OF CANADA NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE LIBERAL