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| On The Metro Front It will cost Metro $1,030 to get a police station on Dundas Street W. in Etobicoke painted on the inside and outside. Metro The Weston mayor was among those, however, who seriously question the validity of a childâ€" ren‘s summer camp on a partiâ€" cular site on Toronto Islands, There is the growing feeling that Metro is spending too much on: the former sand bar. In . fact Metro is in the process of spendâ€" ing $14,000,000 on the place which can be real cool (weather wise) on some summer days. They still joke with York Township Reeve Jack Mould about the township owning Torâ€" onto Islands. The township‘s jurâ€" isdiction at one time extended out into Lake Ontario to include the islands. York Township has got a new general manager for its hydro commission. He was former asâ€" sistant manager at Brantford. Metro has also authorized a York Township expenditure of $1.260 to provide a new sidewalk on Harvie Avenue south from Redhill Ave. Metro Works. Commissioner Ross Clark always brings a packed briefcase to Metro Counâ€" cil meetings. He does office | work in a back room whilel council is in session and yet he is still available to answer quesâ€" ; Metro planning board execuâ€" tive had a luncheon meeting in Metro Chairman Allen‘s office last week to deal with a few routine matters. Metro has agâ€" reed to York Township buying seven portable classrooms for Weston Mayor Wes Boddington had a fine summer tan when he appeared at the July session of Metro Council last week. by Gordon Huriburt North York Controlier . District Plan 12A is now a public document and distrubutâ€" ed to public bodies for comment by September 15. This is the first district plan of a series of such plans that will form the basis of an overâ€"all North York Official Plan. Of course, this process of public proclamation of district plans and public disâ€" cussion thereon is the direction the 196566 Council have been proceeding, with the hopes that most if not all district plans are before the public by Novâ€" ember 1966. It is only through the public discussion and adopâ€" tion of such plans that the final Official Plan can be formed, and so a pattern of development and also a contro! on developâ€" ment be established for the years to come. District Plan 12A is that area from the Don River east to Vicâ€" toria Park Ave., from 401 to Steeles Ave. Work is now unâ€" derway at the planning staff Jevel on District Plan 11, for the Willowdale area. It is inâ€" teresting to note that the plans Planning Plans Moving in The Right Direction wWM. G. BEECH, General & Life Insurance 1166 WESTON ROAD Notary Public RO 61777 RO 6â€"4603 YORK TRAVEL BUREAU Radio, w/washers, whitewalls, outside mirror, turquoise. Lic. No. 444â€"639 4 Door Sedan. Automatic, w/washers, radio, whitewalls. Lic. No. 443â€"268 1965 brakes, radio, whitewalls, automatic â€" capri gold finish 1965 FOR ALL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS TO ANYWHERE 1965 â€" THE WESTON TIMES â€" Thursday, August 12, 1965 AraP Call LEAVENS CHEVâ€"OLDS OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC CHEVY II 2 DOOR SEDAN BARGAIN TIME at LEAVENS 3200 Dufferin St. 780â€"3481 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE Just north of Lawrence Ave. MANY COMPANY CARS | @oldenberg Report I planned that public hearings | will be held as soon as possible [after September 15 on the Disâ€" | trict Plan 12A. by Irving Paisley highway if they could not be North York Controller serviced on their own. North York is one of the fast I would recommend: est growing municipalities in | @ That consideration be given the North American Continent.| to the immediate annexation of We still have about three or | the Township of Vaughan and four years of development to| Markham and an application be take place. Based on the repreâ€" made to the appropriate authorâ€" sentation indicated in the Golâ€"; ities to do so. The reason for denberg Report, it would mean : this recommendation is to take that when the development had ‘ advantage of the tremendous inâ€" taken place to the fullest exâ€"| vestment of services that is preâ€" tent, North York‘s populntion} sently extending to the borders will have grown at the rate of| of North York and have been 25,000 per year for each ensuing | paid for by the Township of year. North York and the City of Mefâ€" Lying to the north of North ropolitan _ Toronto _ taxpayers, York are the Townships of | this being the logical way, of Vaughan and Markham. The| serving these lands. \ Lying to the north of North York are the Townships of Vaughan and Markham. The Goldenberg Report recommends that consideration be given to the possibility of annexation of these â€" municipalities, . possibly to the railway track or No. 7 police department has more seeâ€" retaries and clerks (286) than it does detéctives (211). But last year more civilians resigned from the police department than did police officers. Metro Toronto and Region Conservation Authority has movâ€" ed quickly to improve relations with Metro government. It has promised a comprehensive reâ€" port on the Eglinton Flats exâ€" propriation hassle in York Townâ€" ship to Metro at an early date and intends to keep Metro posted on its activities. Metro pays 90 percent of the municipal share Paisley Takes Issue On 12 Points are firm for about five years when they will be reconsidered for meritorious changes and then brought up to date. It is Board of Control is taking a well earned rest this week but will be meeting again in two weeks time. Council is meeting only once in August, on the 16th. The next meeting of Counâ€" cil will likely be Wednesday morning following JLabour Day. A number of people have callâ€" ed me recently in apprehension concerning the character of the new incinerator. Will there be odours and flyash seems to be the greatest concern. The new equipment and flyash treatâ€" ments proposed for the new inâ€" cinerators will be the newest and best available. The Works‘ Committee will be travelling to New York City and Boston to inspect their incinerators just completed and which have this | particular equipment. It is deâ€" | signed to produce exhaust from | the stack that is substantiailyg steam â€" no odours and virtually | no flyash. The incinerators are ; designed to be kept neat and | trim in exterior appearance, | with lawns and flower borders, | while the storage capacity in | the storage bins inside the inâ€"| cinerator _ should _ enable the | staff to keep the incinerators| spotless inside as well. Depenâ€"| ding upon the amount of monâ€" | ev to be spent it is possible to | virtually disguise the appearâ€" ance of the buildings to make them appear as office or apartâ€" ment type buildings. In fact, there are incinerators in the United States that are so de signed and constructed. 2579 2240 3479 of the conservation authority‘s No Metro official caught the error in a Metro legal departâ€" ment report which stated that two Metro police officers were taking action in the Supreme Court of Ontario for $10,000,000 (ten million) damages each as a result of a police cruisers collidâ€" ing with a motorist. The sum should be $10,000 each. Furthermore, _ the _ railw. track is a natural boundary f« the division of the greater metâ€" ropolitan area because it is cut off by the C.P.R. and it can be serviced only through the facâ€" ilities that are existing in North York. It also affords an opporâ€" tunity to take advantage of the development so that any develâ€" opment taking place would be compatible with that of York University, which extends acâ€" ross â€" Steeles Avenue, â€" from Keele to Jane, with the presentâ€" ly existing development â€" on Steeles Avenue between Bayâ€" view and the eastern boundary, and between the development that is presently planned beâ€" tween â€" Bathurst and _ Keele Streets. Some top Metro civic employee annual salaries; Metro treasurer, $22,000. The same for the works commissioner. Metro roads comâ€" missioner and Metro welfare view and the eastern boundary, ® I would also recommend and between the development| that the election of Metropoliâ€" that is presently planned beâ€"| tan Councillors be retained on tween â€" Bathurst and _ Keele| a Townshipâ€"wide basis. The reaâ€" Streets. son for this recommendation is ©@ I would recommend that| quite evident as it would be possibly five Boroughs, rather | Very difficult for a Metropoliâ€" that the four recommended inl tan Councillior to become acquâ€" the Report be considered. In ainted with the problems across this manner, it would not elimâ€"| the municipality as he would inate‘ the Village of Forest Hill| be farther away from the probâ€" and the Township of York. It| lems of wards outside his jurâ€" would also have a bearing on isdiction. This also would make the amount of representation | it moré difficult if one of the which is given to the City of members or many of the memâ€" ‘Toronto. On the present basis| bers of Metropolitan Councils of the recommendations (if they | decided to run for the head posâ€" are adopted) which indicates | ition of Mayor in future years. that the City of Toronto would I think that an opportunity have a total of 13, as against Should be afforded to all the the total of all the representaâ€"| Metropolitan Councillors to beâ€" tives of the suburban municiâ€"| come acquainted with the probâ€" palities, under a four Borough“ lems on a townshipâ€"wide basis system which would consist of | as this also affords an opporâ€" also 13 representatives. This tunity for the taxpayers of the would then give veto powers to| Township to become acquainted the head of the MetropolitanT with the ability and capabilities Corporation in case of a tie, of each and every member that vote. who is only an appointed | might decide to run at a later member. It also places the| date. It also gives the Councilâ€" ‘Township of North York in ,a| lor a broader outlook on many very difficult position, becausei problems, rather than restrictâ€" if there were a particular proâ€"| ing them on a local basis. ject that would benefit, say, the ® I would recommend that Barristers â€" Solicitors ° Geo W Bull B. Comm Howard G. Ashbourne, B.A. 4 KING STREET CBH 4â€"5547â€"8â€"# Magerman & Page Barristers â€" Solicitors 1630A Wilson Ave. 247â€"2191 Rotenberg & Eustace Evenings by 749â€"0452 If Busy EM 2â€"7481 C. L. Rotenberg, B.A. Michael A. Eustace, B.A. Bull & Ashbourne Fraser & Simms 1944 Weston Road Opposite John Street 15 Penn Drive (Finch and Milvan) BARRISTERS Professional â€" Business Public members of Metro didn‘t vote last January for the election of York Township Reeve Jack Mould to the Metro executive committee. He came in third in executive seats. ‘The population growth of Weston since the year 1900 has been reasonably steady. That It ‘moved up to over 2,000 by 1913, passed the 4,000 mark in York Township‘s population was at the 8,000 mark in the year 1900 to climb rapidly to over 50,000 by 1921 and past the 100,000 mark by 1983, the year Metro government was formed. York Township today has a popâ€" ulation of over 128,000 in 1964. The very principle of breakâ€" ing up the present complexity of the Metropolitan Toronto system was to afford an opporâ€" tunity for the suburban municâ€" ipalities to have a stronger voice on Metro Council. This does not accomplish this objecâ€" tive, ‘and as a result, still gives the City of Toronto a considâ€" erable number of more votes, in fact, it gives them the power that they had before, and would still create, (even if there was a particular problem that did not affect the suburban muniâ€" cipalities), a stalemate between the City of Toronto and the totâ€" al combination of all the Metroâ€" politan ‘ Councils. ®@ L also recommend | that consideration be given to the retention of the present ward system and not the doubling up of all of them as indiccated in the recommendations in the Goldenberg Report and reducâ€" ing them to eight. 1926 and the 8,000 mark 1950 to reach 10,454 by 1964 Township or the City of Scar borough, and the City of Torâ€" onto, then it is evident that the City of North York would not be in a position of achieving its objectives, (it being the only Borough situated entirely to the north). Morden S. Shapiro Chartered Accountant 2 Regal Rd. _ Toronto Walter‘s Garage FULL GUARANTEE Motor & Automatic Repair Whee!l Alignment . $9.50 FREE Courtesy Car. Pickâ€"up 1778 Jane St. CH 7â€"6599 1936 Weston Road ovey Evenings By Appointment E. J. Sackett & Co. DIRECTORY Barrister & Solicitor C. W. LEASK 1730 Weston Road m CB 4 ACCOUNTANTS â€" AUDITORS race ACCOUNTANTS 1495 KIPLING AVE. N. PHONE 249â€"2971 Air Cadets of 417 Squadron Toronto and 700 Squadron Downâ€" sview recently attended the seâ€" cond Air Cadet summer Camp at RCAF Station Trenton. Four such two week camps to be held this summer will accommoâ€" date approximately 2000 Air Cadets from all regions of Onâ€" tario as well as Manitoba and Northern Quebec. During their stay, the Air Cadets reside in Tent City, which is equipped with plumbing and electrical facilities, a medical staff, and fire fighting equipâ€" ment. Arrangements have been made for cadets to eat all meals in the Airmen‘s Mess. Many industrial and educationâ€" al tours have been organized. Apart from tours of various secâ€" tions of Station Trenton, the Air Cadets visit Kingston, Upper Canada Village, and Toronto. Cadets Spend 2 Weeks In Tent City A detailed sports program keeps the boys active at all times and contributes to comâ€" petitive interest is keen for the coveted takeâ€"home trophies to be presented on the last Friday night at camp. The sports proâ€" gram includes volleyball, bordon ball, baseball, and soccer. A track and field meet is held on Saturdays, and a tugâ€"ofâ€"war conâ€" test on Sundays. Daily swim lessons are given under the guidâ€" ance of water safety instructors. These lessons are followed by beach tours and interâ€"squadron swimming competitions. Other â€" activities include _ a model aircraft contest, hobby shop work, and competition for a marksmanship award. A surâ€" vival course at Lake Scootamata is given to some senior cadets. NCO courses are given to both junior and senior cadets, and Officer Cadets receive training in instructional techniques and Squadron _ management. â€" Daily drill periods with an aim towards teaching discipline, end in a drill competition on the last Friday The spiritual aspect of the boys‘ development has not been at camp. Courses in leadership and guidance are given with an aim towards good citizenship. Some senior cadets receive conâ€" tact training on the hangar line. the appointment of the Execu< tive Committee should not be by the Council as this does not afford an opportunity for the electorate to voice the opinion as to who should be members of the Executive Committee, and defeats the very purpose of the democratic rights of the voters and the mandate that was given to the elected officials By the elimination of the Board of Conâ€" trol and substituting an Execuâ€" tive Committee with the same powers as the Board of Conâ€" trol, it could create two authorâ€" ities, one by Metropolitan Counâ€" cillors and also another authorâ€" FREE 1230 Jane Street Mt. Dennis RO 9â€"2841 J. R. Currie, O.D. 1894 Weston Rd., Weston For Aovointment Can Chartered Accountants ~ Marsh, Goulding Piano Tuning And Repairing OPTOMETRY 1969 Weston Road Work Guaranteed MUSIC & Co. NEW REALTOR MAP OF METRO overlooked. Protestant and Roâ€" man Catholic services are held in the respective chapels on Staâ€" tion Trenton each Sunday evenâ€" ity known as the Executive Com: mittee with the powers of the Board of Control. I believe this would become a very undesirâ€" able method of conducting bus iness, if, they say for example, a member or an alderman was on this Executive Committee, and possibly a member of the Metropolitan Council was not. Senior members of Council should be the Executive Comâ€" mittee and the people who elect them should be the ones to inâ€" dicate who should basically be members of the Executive Comâ€" mittee. Perhaps another suggesâ€" TORONTO AIR CADETS of No. 117 Squadron pictured above recently spent two weeks at the sixth annual Air Cadâ€" et Summer Camp at RCAF Station Trenton Ontario. No. 117 Sqn. has had representation at 20 Air Cadet summer sc onilints dnc on as on as us on on on on un an ae on se on se on on me on on ae on fe me on in on on on ae ae on oo ae on on ae se DEPENOANTS SURNAME (FAMILY NAME) Please print If ADDRESS !S RURAL ROUTE o GENERAL OELIVERY INSERT NAME BY WMICH YOU ARE KNOWMâ€"ie. Tom, Marry, ote. POSTAL ADDRES$ * WhWk of E19 a 1 am under age 21, unmarried and financially deâ€" pendent upon my parent or guardian who is insured in Ontarip Hospital Insurance at the F amity premium. . 3"*4 Please cancel my personal coverage under the Ab0v® . signes number and refund premiums paid for the benefit period beyond September 1, 1965 , Beginning September 1, 1965, benefits under the Ontario Hospital Insurance "Family" preâ€" mium will be extended to cover eligible unâ€" married, unemployed dependent children until they reach their 21st birthday (rather than to the 19th birthday as in the past). This will apply, also, to the supplementary ‘semiâ€"private‘ coâ€" verage for which some residents remit additional premiums to private carriers through the Comâ€" mission. Separate premiums will be required when such dependants reach age 21, or marry, or become regularly employed. Applications for registration are available in hospitals, banks, Province of Ontario Savings Offices and Commission offices. > The Family premium, however, will cover a person over age 21 who is dependent:upon the insured parent or guardian because of physical or mental infirmity, provided he or she was the insured person‘s dependant before age 21. ONTARIO HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION TOoRONTO 7, ONTARIO Ontario Hospital Insurance will now cover dependent children to 21st birthday To Ontario Hospital Services Commission, 2195 Yonge St., Toronto 7, Ontario or STRETY Wowain ANNOUNCEME NT Aborrionat Conits of Tws forw ant avamamit uron #igurst ing at 7:00 P.M. In addition, the Padres are available to lead each day‘s activities with a morning prayer. Voluntary reliâ€" tion that might be considered is to eliminate the head of the | Municipality and suggest that five Metro Councillors run for election on a township wide basis. In this way we would not ; possibly lose good candidates who might decide to run for | Mayor and possibly be defeated. | The man who headed the poles | would automatically become the‘ head of the Municipality. In this | manner, you would have conâ€"| tinuity of experience and at the | same time, eliminate the prob~; lem that is indicated in the Golâ€" | (Contmued on page 9) | REQUEST FOR REFUND ONTARIO camps held on various RCAF Stations under Air Transport Command since its formation in 1942. This Squadron is sponsored by the Riverdale Kiwanis Club. .Refund of Premiums An unmarried, unemployed person who will now become eligible as a Family dependant under age 21 because of this new regulation, and for whom separate premiums have already been prepaid beyond September 1, 1965, is entitled to a refund of premiums back to that date. Reâ€" funds must be requested as this is the only means of identifying those eligible. The form at the bottom of this announcement is for the convenience of Pay Direet members in claiming this refund. Premiums prepaid through a group (other than as an employee) will be refunded through the group. Note: Commission literature is being changed to show the new age limit. In the meantime, please read all references to age 19 in existing pamphiets as "age 21". gious services are held in Tent City each evening. The padres are available for the guidance of cadets at all times. DEPENDANT*S HOSPITAL INSURANCE NUMBER _ WE FILL Doctors‘ Prescriptions 3 Locations to Serve You 1832 Weston Rd. 244â€"545 2479A Bloor St. W. RO 9â€"2605 OAKVILLE 175 Lakeshore Rd E. 845â€"3621 J. W. MacDONALD DISPENSING OPTICIANS DEPENDANT‘S TWO INITIALS D(EEDIHY'S DATE of BNRTH i