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â€" Asrembly Line Workers Chrysler Truck Centre PARTS DRIVER Finch â€" Weston Rd. area Challenging opportunities for young man wishing to acâ€" quire diversified background in cost‘ accounting. Successâ€" ful applicant will have had 2+3 years previous cost acâ€" counting. Incumbent‘s _ responsibilities will be preparation and reâ€" conciliation _ of ° daily _ and monthly reports, (i.6.) labor distribution, _ inventory â€" and production. _ This _ position shold excellent chances for adâ€" vancement. consumers loan business For our _ well established catering routes in northâ€"west area. Excellent opportunity for 'fi gressive young man (age â€" 27 preferred) to learn the Rapid advancement for right man. Above average fringe benefits. Car required. GENERAL FREEZER LTD. Islington Ave. North (North of Woodbridge) Commercial Credit Plan Ltd. Required to assist shipping & receiving in warehouse. Experienced preferred. Required by metal fabricator in the Dufferin â€" Lawrence area for steady afternoon shift. Must be able to read blueâ€" prints and be familiar with unit toeling. â€" ASSISTANT Loan Manager Liberal fringe benefits and good _ working _ conditions. Salary â€" commensurate | with experience and qualifications. Please reply in writing statâ€" ing age, experience, educaâ€" tion and salary requirements to: SHIFT WORK TELEPHONE 249â€"7181 â€" Loc. 52 640 DIXON RD. Phone Mr. Hanbidge YOUNG MAN SETâ€"UP MAN Excellent opportunity for a young man with some experience, but consideration given to all applicants. Full time position, pleasant working conditions. PERSONNEL MANAGER Senior Cost Clerk KRUGER PULP & PUNCH PRESS & POWER BRAKE Excellent salary and opportunity Phone 248â€"2601 PAPER LTD. 280 Belfield Rd. For Interview Call WE REQUIRE IMMEDIATELY KMART DEPARTMENT STORE REXDALE, ONTARIO Division of S. S. Kresge Co. Ltd. 7166â€"6859 KMART DEPARTMENT STORE DRIVER SALESMEN 789â€"3464 741â€" HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Rexdale APPLY MRS. BELL Personnel Office Albion Shopping Plaza 1530 Albion Rd. at Kipling APPLY IN PERSON YOUNG MAN REQUIRED FOR MR. JOHNSTONE Woolworth Distribution Centre 2277 Sheppard Ave,. W. 48. SALES HELP WANTED MEN WANTED FOR WAREHOUSE WORK, 5 DAY WEEK, GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS. Earn extra money for Christâ€" mas, selling internationally known cosmetics. Good comâ€" mission. 50. _ HELP WANTED IN THE JANE PARK PLAZA â€" NOBLE PARK AREA AND soUTH MOUNT DENNIS TO Co.Vy ER_ THE FOLLOWING STREET S .._ LANGDEN, h CLIFF. CORDtLLA. LOUVIAN, NORTHLAND. SPEARS, McCORMACK, LAPP, PORTER, CAYUGA, SENECA, MAYBANK, HILLDALE, ETC. AGES 10 â€" 11â€" 12â€" 13 12 New Carriers DUE TO AN EXPANSION PROGRAM OF MORE | HOME â€" DELIVERED CIRCULATION OF THE WESTON TIMES WE REQUIRE Little Bros. (weston) Limited Ford Foirlane Falcon Tâ€"BRird Mustang WANTED Weston, Ont. BOYS AND GIRLS 762â€"7722 LADIES 40 DEMONSTRATORS AVAILABLE AT SIMILAR SAVINGS. HURRY. A Little Deal is a Better Deal BOYS AND GIRLS CALL 241â€"5211 CARRIERS 1966 MODELS . . . Choose From A Good Selection 2â€"door model. 6 cylinder, standard transmission, washâ€" ers. badded dash and visors, backup lights, seat belts front and rear. FULL NEW CAR WARRANTY. 1966 FORD FAIRLANE (10 years) $2.80 â€" $2.90 per hour §3. LOST & FOUND 57. in the chapel Thurs. 12 noon. Interment â€" Weston â€" Parklawn Cemetery. 7 Book early for cruises and resorts at Post House Travel Bureau, 2402 Bloor Street W. At Weston, on Tues.,. Oct. 11, 1966. Clara Andrew, dearly loved by her nieces and nepâ€" hews, in her 98th year. Service HAYLES, JOHN EDWARD At Humber Memorial Hos;ital on Monday, Oct. 3, 1966, John Edward Hayles, beloved husâ€" band of Caroline Lawrence of Weston, dear father of Carol (Mrs. C. Gingerich) and John H.. dear brother of William of Windsor, â€" Lillian _ (Mrs. W. Bunn), Eva (Mrs. H. Showers), Harold and Nellie (Mrs. H. Dwyer) of Stratford. Service WARD FUNERAL HOME h.p. Viking outboard motor between Scarlett Rd. & Dufâ€" ferin St. on 401. Phone after TRAVELLING sOUTH THIS WINTER? Death Notices Of The Past Week _ plus profit sharing New Toronto 251â€"1031 2035 Weston Rd. (At King St.) MALE & FEMALE ANDREW, CLARA MACHINIST CH 1â€"2233 7167â€"5401 DEATHS BRAND NEW 2200 WEsTON AB, WEsTONX 241701 was held in the chapel Thursâ€" of Kathleen (Mrs. R. W. Turnâ€" bull) of Thistletown. Service was held in the chapel Friday Interment Glendale Memorial Gardens Suddenly on Saturday, October 8, 1966, Theresa Ryan of Wesâ€" ton, wife of the late Peter McCabe; dear mother of Anne (Mrs. L. Burgess), Pauline and James; dear sister of Marius, Amibrose, Nell, James and Wilâ€" liam. Rested at the funeral home, then to St. James RC. Church, Colgan, Ontario, for Requiem Mass on Wednesday. Interment St. James Cemetery. McDIARMID, EFFIE PEARL At the Peel Memorial H“Eit'i"l on Tuesday, Oct. 11, 1966, Effie Pearl Mashinter of Malton, wife of the late John McDairâ€" mid, dear mother of Helene \(Mn. J. Warren) of Malton and William John of Fort Erie. Sister of Mrs. Mabel Codlin, Roy Harold, all of Malton. Serâ€" vice in the chapel Friday 1:30 p.m. Interment Sanctuary Park Cemetery. Lawyer S. P. Wells, representâ€" ing 22 of the area homeowners, said families and their children shouln‘t be forced to endure the whining noise of a snow making machine between 10 p.m. and 4 | a.m. | _ Council finally accepted Fine‘s | withdrawal and _ referred â€" the | reighborhood complaints to the | traffic and bylaw committee for | further investigation. At Minden on Thurs., Oct. 6, 1966, William Penrose, beloved father of Orval of Weston, grand-fnther of Darlene, dear rother of Annie, Emma, Henâ€" ry, Charles, Richard, and Arthâ€" ur.> Service was held in the chapel, Tues. Interment Riverâ€" side Cmetery. Lawrence Ave.Royal York Rd. RUMMAGE SALE. Friday, Octâ€" ober 14, 7:00 p.m. Central Church Hall, Weston Rd. & King St. 57A â€" CEMETERY LOT Is It Legal . 60. COMING EVENTS (Continued from Page 1) it was a profit or nonâ€"profit orâ€" ganization. Ross Hitch replied that the company had â€" supplied â€" North York with all the information it asked for and declined furthâ€" er comment. _"I suggest that that is just double talk," barked back Chusâ€" id. He suggested the ski â€"slope could be moved and added that the township could build a new road into the camp from one of the main streets. Riverside Cemetery | tnousht * Wringi and Crematorium ) » nose â€" JAMES \aneen = STEWART \ OHARA McCABE, THERESA PENROSE, WILLIAM MT. DENNIS 1966 FALCON 2 DOOR SEDAN (SIMILAR TO ONE ILLUSTRATED) & cylinder, standard transmistion, washers, backup lights, seat belts front and rear. padded dash and n visors plus FULL NW CAR WARâ€" CH 1â€"0861 "Rare Breed" at 9 only. ‘"‘Maya‘ at 7 only Saturday Mat. 1245 ____ _ Thurs., Fri., Sat., Oct. 13â€" 14 â€"15 36 MONTHS TO PAY 10% DOWN ©2075. ©‘2219. Redmen Defeat Burlington In Final Weston Game In the final home game for the Weston ° Invictus Redmen against Burlington Braves, which Weston won 17â€"6, neither team appeared to have the spirit and drive shown in previous games. A first quarter touchdown by Peariman, ‘ converted by Sabâ€" Then the Braves conceded a point on a kick by Sabbadin just at the end of the period. In the second. quarter a ~pass interâ€" ception by Burlington put them in a position for a touchdown by Lewington (26) but was unconâ€" verted. Half time score Weston 8â€"Burlington 6. In the third quarter Sabbadin missed a field goal but it was conceded a single, During this period interceptions by Rumsey and Peart kept the Braves out of the score. In the final quarâ€" ter after a fumble recovered by Percival (28) Weston went on to Some time ago I was chatting with a Christian lady who was lamenting her inability to live the Christian life. She had been under pressure to do something that was not pleasing to the Lord and had succumbed to the thought that evil is inevitable. Wringing her hands in a gesture of hopelessness she said to me, "What could I do?" no The attitude that evil is unâ€" avoidable ignores the victory of Christ over evil on Calvary. The last war with Japan was ended with one horrendous explosion on Hiroshima. There is enough power for good in the victory of Christ on Calvary to explode all the evil in our lives. So much depends on attitudes. It is no use being beaten before we start. God has put at our disposal, in Christ, all the power over evil that we will ever need. It is up to us to use it. It is no use wringing our hands and saying what can we do? We need to fully comprehend the victory that Christ bought for us on Calvary. On Calvary Satan was defeatâ€" ed. He was like a man in the ring knocked out for the count. In that frightful conflict Christ came out the Victor. He arose from the grave and proclaimed, "All power is given unto me." The victory on Calvary was not a panacea that swept the world clean of evil in one fell sweep. It is a spiritual power releasedâ€"effective to those who will use it, have faith in it, trust themselves to it. Medicine is of no effect in the bottle when we are ill, It is medicine apâ€" plied that brings results. _ So it is in the spiritual realm. We need faith that Christ will What can we do? We can say 1296 Weston Rd. Phone 769â€"1960 POINTS TO PONDER Dorothy Clare Kilburn by Weston‘s 6 points which was converted. Late in the period Sabbadin kickâ€" ed for another single to end the game: Weston 17â€"Burlingtop 6. Fine pass receiving by Gabriel (12) and Dalariva (75) and rushâ€" ing by Alexander (31) stood out for the Braves and defensively play by Fairgrieve for another Lyons (32) and O‘Commor (21). For Weston Invictus, the team seemed to be more balanced with Pearlman, Vansteen, Fairâ€" grieve and Hillmer dividing the 150 yards gained rumning alâ€" most equally between them; with Pearlman and Fairgrieve sharâ€" ing the pass honors. Defensively it was Rumsey, Peart, Mclntyre, Treloar and Fenton. At present Weston Invictus is tied with Hamilton Hurricanes for 1st place with one game to go to end the regular series, Weston at Oshawa and Hamilton at Burlington, next Saturday. bring victory into our lives, that He has overcome all evil on our behalf. During World War II Winston Churchill‘s indominatable spirit was an inspiration to all Engâ€" land. ‘"‘What is our aim?" he asked. "I can answer in one word, that is victory." So we, as Christians, can keep our eyes upon our great Victor and realize that of ourselves we are weak but with Christ we are the victors. 1 annual fall sale Two Indian brothers w ere shooting the rapids when the elder brother asked, "Little broâ€" ther, are you afraid." "No" was the answer. The river was very wild and the older brother asked again, "Little brother, are you afraid?" Once more the answer was no. ‘"Why are you not afraid?" he asked. "Because you are in the canoe with me," ansâ€" wered the little brother. Happy is the Christian who is filled with a sense of victory, not because of any merit of his own, but because Christ, the Victor is with him. The largest single Centennial undertaking by any province, the project will not only be reâ€" cognized part of Ontario‘s eduâ€" cational curriculum but a major tourist attraction as well. Toronto, Ontario â€" A surge of 3,000 visiting students a day is expected when Ontario‘s $14 millionâ€"plus Centennial Centre of Science and Technology is opened here in 1967. madeâ€"toâ€"measure suits DUE TO PUPLIC DEMAND THIS SALE CONTINUES FOR THIS WEEK ONLY MAGNET FOR SCHOLARS AND TOURIST DOLLARS ALL THE YEAR _ _ _ West of Caledonia _ _ _ © Yorkdale Shopping Centre © West Side Mail, Eglinion Ave. ~ _ O 1975 Weston Rd., Weston THESE SUITS SELL FOR s90 & $100 superior all wool and goatsâ€" hair hyme interlining for shapeâ€"retention. hand basted October 19,: 8:15 p.m., in the Legion Hall, 47 Dennison Rd. E. Thursday, Actober 27, in the Oddfellows . Hall, Church Street, sponsored ~by the daughters of England. Also at 8:15 p.m. Adâ€" mission includes refreshments. RUMMAGE SALE, Saturday, October 22, at 10 a.m. in St. Davids Anglican Church. Sponâ€" sored by the Married Couples Club. Your donations of saleable items will be promptly picked up if you call Mrs. Hodgkinson, 241â€"1239 or Mrs. Choyce, 241â€" SPORTS AT HARDINGTO N SCHOOL . . . The Boys‘ sports are coâ€"ordinated by Dennison Weeks, the Girls‘, by Mrs. Joyce Dowd, the kindergarten teach er. The activities take place at | good recovery, from his recent 12:30, and activities have been | surgery and is now back at planned for the entire year. school. Last week the Boys‘ Soccer | ww team played an Inter â€" School| My apologies for the absence Game at Maple Leaf School. Alâ€" of the Hardington News last though they were whiteâ€"washed week. An accident, coupled with by a score of 9â€"0, the team show | sudden illness made it impos ed a great deal of sportsmanâ€" sible to make the deadâ€"line. 1 HANSON STREET â€" _ OFF COXWELL AVENUE SUBWAY TO COXWELL â€" AMPLE CAR PARKING SUBJECT: To relieve ratepayers of the burden of taxes on property for services which do not directly benefit your property. 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MONARCH PARK COLLEGIATE Two Suits For RATEPAYERS‘ ASSOCIATIONS MUNICIPALITIES PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATIONS BUREAU OF MUNICIPAL RESEARCH RATEPAYERS UNITE & GET ACTION Make It A Date and Come â€"f 1 Simply s "Charge with € $10 dow ship and School Spirit, and this staff, who work with these puw pils. 22, 2 to 5 p.m., upstairs at the Branch 213, have been working all year, and hope for the reâ€" Mr. and Mrs. James Brady, of Wallington Ave., East York, were Holiday visitors at the of their daughter, Mrs. A. Hebâ€" burn, 27 Tedder Street. It was a double celebration for Mr. Brady, as he also celebrated his birthday. Sid Yeomans. is making a good recovery, from his recent surgery and is now back at school. ‘Charge it" with