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# 2 visitorg are crowding into this | gip Ievely ‘capital~ city of Ottuvu’“_, and capgcity tours of the HoUse | onc of Commons are going on All | mmo; day long. lar 1 I dislike to keep harping away | Counciliors John Booth and at phony press reports that turn * Murray Chusid of North York up all too frequently in the daily | Municipal council and Brian newspapers but there was a reâ€"| Ruddy and Sid Cole of the townâ€" By JAMES WALKER Legislation is moving Things are rolling along in the Mouse at a great rate. Legislaâ€" tion is being passed; the House Committees are operating daily with as many as seven separate meetings per day. Out of town §ECOND $ECTION Visits By Booth & Chusid & Phony Press Reporting BQI ELECTROHOME PORTABLE TV STEREO CENTRE _ 1379 Lawrence Ave. W. â€" North Park Plaza It‘s Your M. P.‘s The "ENVOY DELUXE II" TV SEE ... 1379 Lawrence Ave. W (Lawrence at Keele) TAVAT STEREO CENTRE (Lawrence at Keth? IT OPERATES ON BATTERIES IT OPERATES ON HOUSE CURRENT ALL TRANSISTOR MADE IN CANADA HAND WIRED 90 SQ. INS. SCREEN _ | EARPHONE s ONLY 15 LBS. Bark of Nova Scotia Financing No Pahenh ‘Til August 13, Free Delivery WITHIN A 50 MILE RADIUS CANADA‘S MOST PORTABLE T.V. . T A V A 1 FOR THE MAN wWHO HAS JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING. ~_ AN EXCELLENT FATHER‘S DAY GIFT cent one that should be correcâ€" ted immediately, Last Wednesâ€" day‘s edition of, the Toronto Telegram carried a story saying that 1 was being appointed to the Senate. This is pure unadul tcrated bogwash. I don‘t know where the Telegram gets these kind of speculative stories or why they print them, This last onc is typical of the wild ruâ€" mors that are peddled in place ot honest reporting of the news. Phone 241â€"7380 PORTABLE 2o2 . AT North Park Plaza Phone 241â€"7380 _ MURLBURT s Board of Control last week pessed the 1966 Capital Budget ‘ for consideration of Council. This budget is the allocation of funds ‘ that are earmarked ~for North | York: by Metro Toronto for such { things as local | improvements, library _ construction etc. These |funds make up our share of the [M,nl of approximatély $100 milâ€" lion that Metro Toronto debenâ€" ltnves each year for the whole Metro area. ship administration were in Otâ€" tawa on official business last week. It was good to see themf and have a good talk about | township affairs over the dinner / table. It is always vvery pleasâ€" | ant for me when people pay a visit while in Ottawa because tnis is one very good way of keeping in touch with what is going on back home. We are | h‘?&xg to serve the needs of | the ‘people we represent at difâ€" . ferent levis of government. i Now, I am off to ice meeting. This year, North York has been successful in achieving its full request. Usually only a porâ€" tion of the request is granted. However, the Province has been granted a portion of the Canada Pension Plan funds for investâ€" ment purposes and has assisted the Metro Toronto area by using tnese funds to provide monies for the school construction proâ€" Twp. Gets A $8,567,000 Slice Of Metro‘s Pie 104 Kenbar Dr. PHONE By CONTROLLER GORDON Wall â€" To â€" Wall Broadloom Cleaned The "HUB" Of Quality Cleaning, 1918 WESTON ROAD (AT LAWRENCE IN THE WESTLAW BUILDING â€" PHONE 2482832 A Controller Reports: "The Store Where Fashion and Quality Meets The Man" |FASHIONS FOR MEN In Your Own Home RU 3â€"4878 Straightâ€"Flare A handsome Gant shirt for dressâ€"up wear. its point of difference: the straight collar can be flared to your liking. Added nicety: fitted contour back for trim, tailored fit around shoulders and back. The fabric: a luxuriant imported broadcioth. White and biue, barre! cufts. t HUB B $ a commitâ€" Weston â€"2GCGGAADN T | Witnesses Seek Sleeping Accommodation Nick Henlisia, presiding minisâ€" te: of the Weston Congregaâ€" tion, said that up to this time large blocks of rooms have been listed with the convention at L4 ti the hotels and motels within a 25â€"mile radius of Toronto which will provide accommodaâ€" tions for about 12,000 individuâ€" als Requests for accommodations, according to Mr. Henlisia, have cume from eight provinces of Canada, 44 of the United States, ac well as ten other countries, and they are still coming in at approximately 900 per day. Upâ€" wards of 50,000 delegates are exâ€" pected. A volunteer force of about 3,500 workers is continuing to search the Metro area for siceping quarters in â€" private komes and Witneses from the Weston area are among those sharing in the rooming hunt. An allâ€"out effort is being made by Jehovah‘s Witnesses in Wesâ€" ton to help find approximately 3,000 more sleeping accommoâ€" dations for the delegates who will attend the "God‘s Sons of Liberty" _ District _ Assembly, June 22 through 26, at the C.N.E. Fairgrounds. e Our request this year was $8.567 million compared with acâ€" tual grants in previous years of $6.8 million. The extra money is largely for the incinerator construction purposes. The sad fact is that now North York will not be able to use these funds for Metro will be taking over the total incineration probâ€" lem Jan. ist, 1967, when these funds will probably be used, and so the effect of their inclusion in our budget is merely a bookâ€" keeping entry to enable North York to say it has sufficient furds to now embark on the inâ€" ciperation construction. funds were provided for necesâ€" sery work . without requiring Metro to sell debentures on the bond market and so affect the eredit position of Metro in this market. In short, this has reâ€" sulted in Metro having considerâ€" ably more money for local area municipality needs. gram. The breakdown of funds is as We now accept all way sidewalks. . Industrial developâ€" ment will receive $1.25 million. This is important for these funds are mostly .local improvement ard roads and so little of the costs of the borrowings are reâ€" flected in the general mill rate. In return of course the indusâ€" tries return their taxes to North York which carry such a large part of the tax burden on resiâ€" funds that are repaid by the ind_usm'u_ roeqiviu the sewers follows. Local improvements acâ€" This Chronometer is specially designed for international airline pilots, ships‘ captains, navigators and world travelâ€" lers. By means of its revolving bezel and special 24â€"hour hand, it shows clearly and simultaneously the time in any two time rones on the earth‘s surface. One glance and you know what time it is in Paris, Ontario, and Paris, France. Very useful if you want to call a colleague on the Coast and you don‘t want to get him out of bed. Or, using the revolving bezel as an Elapsed Time Indicator, to let you know how much longer you can stay on the parking meter or in the meeting. .‘ 1888 WESTON RD. WUst so0TH OF LAWRENCRE serore vyou suy DAD a warcn ror FATHER‘S DAY consioe ow THE _ ROLEX CROWN mar«s tae oirrerence setween tHt ORDINARY AND THE ONE WITH SUBSTANTIAL CHARACTER. ... R. A. SAALMANS (a new library building at Amesâ€" Lbury Park, and a rental branch |library in the Bayviewâ€"Sheppard | area as well as the famous Yorkâ€" \ dale branch library. pessible the reputation North York is acquiring all over Canâ€" ada as a wealthy, and well serâ€" viced community. . Road construction, both local improvement roads and main concession roads account for $2.382 million. The fire departâ€" ment receive $20,000, libraries $500,000. ‘The library program includes funds for completion of the Victoria Village library, ER‘ ABOVE IS A SPECIALâ€"PURPOSE WATCH WITH A | 8 VARIETY OF EVERYDAY USES. > \ Elmlea & District Birthday greetings to: Mrs. Edna Hutchinson, June 8; Bobâ€" bie Harris, June 12; Mrs. A. Harris Sr., June 15; Debbie Cal lan, June 12; Peggy McEwen will be 4 years old June 16; Mr. Alice Laidler (94), Nancy Ready (86), Gladys Patterson (82). Low score: Lillian Gamâ€" bell (61). Lone hand prize: Haâ€" zel Sears. on Tuesday aftermoon at the home of Mrs. Gladys Patterson, E‘mhurst Dr. Winners were: exclusively at R. A. Saaimans, The Jeweller in Weston. If you want a watch with honest character rather than superficial style, consider a Rolex. All models are on display The ‘GMTâ€"Master‘ is only one of the special watches by/ Rolex. Like every Rolex Oyster, its case, as well as its movement, is entirely Swiss made to the most exacting standards of pretision. It‘s accurates it‘s purposeful: it‘s rugged. That‘s why the Rolex ‘GMTâ€"Master‘iis the official watch of Pan American Airways. That‘s why the Rolex ‘Submariner‘ is officially used by the Royal Canadian Navy. At. en e * + Hetr : NR n Get well wish are extended to Margaret McTavish, who is recuperating at home following her operation in hospital 2 weeks ago. crest Ave. Winners were: Julie Skally (76); Kay Seeley (73); Elizabeth Seeley (70), Low score, Joan Kline (49). Mr. and Mrs. James Jones and son of Sommerset, Nova Scotia are visiting their son and Mr. and Mrs. W Dinwoodie, Golfdown Dr., have returned home from a holiday in Florida. Wednesday evening at the home bis family of Islington Ave. N SINCE 1927 PHONE 241â€"1561