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Page B16 â€" THE WESTON TIMES â€" April 29, 1965 George Currie, Territory Parts Salesman, Kenneth Baker, Daniel MacGillivary, Ronald A. Remnie, Parts Manager. PICTURE 3. OUR PARTS DEPARTMENT STAFF: Holâ€" ger I’oto!‘svn. Asst. Parts Mgr., John Orvus, John Wease, Ellscheid, A. Rivard, Stanley Harding, Victor Foster, Sales Manager, William Greavette, Asst. Sales Manâ€" ager, William Glover, Fleet and Leasing Manager, Eric Edwards, Colin Ball. Absent when photo taken Jack Hardie, Walter Smart. 5 PICTURE 3. OUR PARTS DEPARTMENT STAFF: Holâ€" PICTURE 1. OUR QFFICE STAFF: Allison Elliot, Ardeth MacKenzie, Linda Rolph, Margaret Hooper, Vivian Bryâ€" an, Pat Pfoh, Betty Perks, Jacquie Chamberlain, recepâ€" tionist. PICTURE 2. OUR SALES STAFF: John Pollard, Robert THE REST OF THE CRUICKSHANK BUSINESS FAMILY 54 EMPLOYEES PICTURE ABOVE: OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT STAFF: Back Row Left to Right, J. Zammit, A. Norris, L. McEachern, R. Russell, J. Rowe, Frank Gregory, Coâ€"ordinâ€" ator Re;z' Rose, Asst. Service Mgr. Dave Franks, S. Macâ€" asue, A. Bandera, R. Leopardi, R. Gibson, R. Edgar. Front Row Left to Right, J. Kosic, W. Harris, G. Maitland, V. Lombardo, Fred Schaiburg, New Car preâ€"delivery Mgr., J. Primavera, S. Galluzzo, M. Flechsig. * Miss R. Bolt thanked him on beâ€" half of the honour students. Prof. John T. Saywell, Dean of| Arts and Science at York Univerâ€"| sgity delivered the key speech of the evening, speaking principally to the grade 13 graduates on the eve of their going out ‘into the world‘. Besides words of advice to | these senior students, he spoke on | the future of today‘s youth and| expressed his opinions on what" makes an honour student. Miss D.| Wattie introduced Dr. Saywell, and the evening concluded when Congratulations and praise were woiced by two members of the Board of Education and the Adâ€" Â¥isory Vocational: Board. This was followed by the presenâ€" tation of Honour Award pins. Alâ€" together 165 students were honâ€" ored with this award. This year in grade 13, 13 students received their fifth pin in a row. A turkey dinner started a proâ€" mising evening for the sixth anâ€" nual Honour Banquet of. Weston Collegiate and Vocational School. The chairman, C. W. Christie, inâ€" troduced the Head Table Guests. _ The contentious subject under discussion concerns a 4‘sâ€"acre site at Lawrence Avenue East and High Point Road upon which the school board wants to build an elementary school. Frustrated from following through with their plans for nine years due to a restrictive covenant, Having arranged a joint meeting with Council to discuss the possiâ€" bility of a posh school in a posh area it barred its doors to the pressâ€"a gesture that greatly conâ€" cerned Controller Irving Paisley who threatened to walk out if the press were not admitted. Trustees Ronald Leitch and Sydâ€" ney Moscoe threatened to walk out if they were and they did. One hour later when the press was ejected once again, Trustees Isobel Walker and John Newton walked out. Mr. Eakin said the purpose of the meeting would be for the members to gain an appreciation of the Quebec side of the picture. He said Quebeckers know more about the Englishâ€"speaking popuâ€" lation than the Englishâ€"speaking people knew about Quebec. Three minor fires broke out Weston during the past week. A chesterfield fire in an upper mapartment at 2544 Weston Road resulted in slight damage as did a car fire and a fire in a manufacâ€" turing works. Nol"sh York Board of Ilducation(the set the record Monday night for ing being the most hardâ€""walking." | sua Having arranged a joint meeting‘ for with Council to discuss the mossi.| ZOn Though confirmation has not been received the fourth panel member is expected to be Yukon MP Ervik Nielson, who sparked the Dorion inquiry with his questions in the House last November. Association _ president _ Frank Eakin said he was hoping for 200 people to attend. ‘The meeting which starts at 8:30 at the new Beverly Hills Motel will be a noâ€" holdsâ€"barred affair Mr. Eakin inâ€" dicated, with questions not being suppressed. Former Mines Minister, the Honâ€" orable Paul Martineau and the Honorable Maurice Lambert, the former associate Minister of Jusâ€" tice will make up the Quebec conâ€" tingent. The third member of the panel will be Gordon Fairweather, curâ€" rently sitting with the opposition and a former New Brunswick atâ€" torney general. Two Quebec Tory MP‘s will make up half of a four man public panel ready to answer any and all questions on the Quebec issue, May 12 at a meeting of the Yorkâ€" Centre Progressive Conservative Association. T Little Damage In Three Fires 13 Receive Fifth Pin Honor Pins PC Panel May Provide PQ Answer VOL. 4â€" 18 by Hedy Korinek | $10 | opp the ed Tac opp fro Aag