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Mayor Mould's statement has a great deal of merit. An cut-west subwny is essential lion; Eglinton Ave, if we are to pre- Unless public mbdes of 'tr'nvel chnngé’ considerably in the very near future. the north-west portion of Winn Toronto will be com- pletely taken over by the automobile which hag an insatiable appetite for more and better roads, expressways and grant parking lots. As new_ttkyseraperm Ire built in centrnl Toronto. cheaper and more efficient forms of transportation must be established to transport the masses to and from the urban complex. In this respect. York Mayor Jack M ld made the suggestion that iris h time for Metro to decide if I way will be constructed tlong ‘ntnn Ave. to link up to the Yonge Stalin. Metro's car population}: grow- Ing the rate of tens of thousands of vehicles a yen. When the Highway £00401 interchange is completed, and curs begin to pour down Jane St, the Eglinton-Lawrence routes will become traffic nightmares. In fact. thousands‘ of motoring are becoming so frustrated in trying to battle their way along these arter- ial roads that they are changing to residential streets“ and creating major traftie "problems in residential neigh- borhooda. %annnce and Eglinton Aves., to literally choked with truffle dur- lnx week-day rush hour periods. Traf- fic line-ups miles long occur two and three time: tt day. _ ' - a a I ‘ lh' I , _ _ 1 SAY‘ n- I: _ - T-"") 1qllIltlllL, . -Mllilllgatr _ 'i" , I , i; a a"'t"gitlrell , _ a a g " ' "t"F:iiP,1.,t);i",, fd I ' 'Ril B?' _ " W 'iLf4 lllid MIN " .3 m I! 'iii V Aiillh, I !lii gl litlllr , L" , tii), ' 111% r' MT P, I . 5‘ a, fl , . 2 Bi' il a, " . " N = Oi "I , ' .',\Ar‘? - k. _ _ Ui Il _ © Pd ri, I m» y . ' m "7' & "jrs'" L? L' ‘ MtiiEiiill . my . lllitil " I it. a N c. ( 'if3Itt I t'aMil " lat r, I L' w: ' iM 8 r 'RI. s AitilllirtltlBlll Eil V. I . “Va ) Ill.t' EN 1 f M! 1.“ Tis l : l = r --"" Ch ae g n "'rt4alttit, w a V u," yeai BteerNEifat L More a theeatit- - Pine St, u Church - Adjutant To Number Memorial Hewitt] PHONE 241-695! IF BUSY CALL 241.52“ _ Eglinton Needs A Subway JAMES TRIMBEE FLORIST ”Tau-m a tut Weston ttd.. WWI by Principe! Publishing Ltd., - Tttumday v. J. Helm“. President end Publisher J. M. Jordan, General Menager_ B. “elm“. Editor Telephone CH 1-5211 Authorized u Second Clue Mail. Poet Officer Dept. Ottawa, Ont., end tor payment! poet.” in cash _ SUBSCRIPTION RAT. 85.00 per you in advance to my eddreu in Cenede Other countries $6.00 Editorial Page il,..iii')itbtiitittiitis; This statement comes from real estate expert, Warren Heenan, form- er president of the Toronto Real Es- tate Board. Since the Yonge St. line we: built. said Mr. Heennn. 40 p.c. of Toronto construction (amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars) ha been the direct result of the un- derground system. The very know- ledge that subway tracks will be laid. works a development boom “like nothing else on earth," said the North York Realtor; -ee ' _ There is only one catch to Mr. Hennen's dfeam - money. It seems that fyoTitieititur constlntly pressed to keep the mill rate down. are frighted by planners who urge an expensive acceleration of Metro's subway con- struction program. -- There is tin urgent need for a change in attftude among Metro's politicians if they hope to ever con- trol the rapidly increasing mill rate. Mr. Heenan pointed out that subways create taxable assessment far in av- cess to the original cost of building them. Mayor Mould would like to see Metro's fledgling subway system ex- tended along Eglinton. The time has arrived for all North York and York politicians to get behind Mr, Mould and ice to it that a subway here is started in the near future. vent the sutomobile from completely taking over north-west Metro at the expense of parks, taxable assessment and residential neighborhoods. Even if subways never returned a dime to .the public trensury. they would pay for themselves a thousand fold. Anywhere Delivery Se Delivery Service Of Flowers ...Within Hours...Throurh, World Wide Wire Service. Here's a bel up the phone or mil-5261 delivery as Everyone il enjoy fresh beeV over t LITTLE MUCH _ Why not surprise her next Tuesday, February 14th, Val- entine's Day, with a beautiful arrangements of her favourite flowers from James Trimbee, Florist. _ [-5261 and art my as soon ( one in your fresh flowers over the week THINGS MEAN TO A WOMAN. better In tan We prevent More Tragic Deaths? Following the tragic deaths of two ehildren in the Humber River, the Weston Timer pooled a number of parents to ob- tain opinions on how similar drownings in future may he avoided. Vivian Knowlton, s, and Lawrence Robert- son. 4. are not the first victims claimed by the Humber which in ap- pearance is little more than an open sewer. _ Looks are often de- ceptive however, and beneath. the apparant shallow waters, there at1e_W1Apy, deep danger- ous holes gouief out by the riverieurrent. The idea . . . ttt ' ca11241- 951 order now for n as possible. 1r home, may yrs from Trim. aek-end. World! . Fly Now, Pay later 'm'. SO Times that drl T h e r e are several ways to at least take precautions against tut.. ure drownings. . Signs could be post- ed, "Danger Area, Out of Bounds To Children". . Parents should know where their children are at all times and make it clear that creeks and river are out of bounds. F . During thaws and storms when water -, courses are most treacherous, p a} k s authorities could pat- - ral ctV-sivers. _ ' _ . Rivers and streams could be fenced off. . Significant water courses could be lin- ed with concrete, 3 step the Metro Con- servation Authority has takenfor many. rivers and streams. . In schools, teachers could warn children that rivers are dan- gerous and out of hounds. Of all-these sugges- Evemnm ' mums" and SOLICITORS Bttnetrd G. Aahtrmtrrte, BA. Cart W. Cohen BA., QC. 2077 LAWRENCE AVE. W. "mt West " WWII Rd.) WESTON, ONT. - 247ARO7 Alfred H. Herman From & Simms Barrister Noun I.“ Wanton m mg: by appoin "" WM " (It John St.) Weston cry all-these the two n which ctr polled, parents ASHIOURNE and John It.C., . Soul-um Pub“: lppoin Uncut parent professional " Business Directory Cl! 1-1911 nt the agreed M U ST BARRISTERS George W. Bull MEDICAL BUILDING 2160 Walton " tat Church " Truth: nght) The Conservation Au.. thority, Metropolitan Tti. ronto and the Ontario Government may' also cake steps by lining creeks and rivers in con- crete. Some water cour- ses such as gections of the Black Creek already are channeled in cement sloping at 45 degree an- gles: Although a public works project of this size could cost a' good deal of money, it would do more to prevent fut- ure tragedies than river patrols. warning signs and fences combined. know where their child- ren play and the com- pinyHhey keep.‘ And children MUST be warn- ed, and if, necessary punished, to impress in their little heads that games on the river bank are strictly out. DISPENSING OPTICIAN NEIL J. MOREAU Barrister ma 5.1mm sum not The Weltlaw Bldg. new mm. M Weston, Ontario Octal“ . Prescription Completed - Ramir- - molAeatityts f than" CH 4-5547-8-9 Piano Tuning And Repairing Wm A, RISES Work Guaranteed 1230 CASKEY Shut-1n Service 248-1821 MUSIC Walton Walter’s 6mg. FULL GUARANTEE Motor &_Automatie Repair "I: Courtesy Car. Pick-up ITN Jun a " 1-05” 1730 Weston Road Weston CE I also _ - _ Special Music and a Time of Fellowship and Refreshment church located I block south of Wilson - halfway between Keele and Jane Street; Marsh, Goulding Chartered Areoantarttk ACCOUNTANTS [on at the rlel mum tutu-t Imports at mlny pro. ducts much u and!“ fmm poor countries. can MeArthur. Beth rich and poor union: load to my way trom birth 60.1101. 3% ad it I: ma that " Fe. of 1ndia's h-orett t and vueublu so tis mm became of Luz-mum main and mutating system. . . i itttat that an. anemone. which Hurting: mime. to Ghandi, is the hay to povertyin the walled poor In- tiom Ind rich one: " well, V It one nun tyr'eeeet a thouund may claim title to whole towm.'vllluu and counties. u it my wonder the landless peanuts are on the verge of IllfVltion md are in the: sum Those who cliim title to Urge land parcels in Asia, Somh Amerin Ind North Americn too, In In reality, the modern counterpart to the feudal lord: who ground tho hndleu English, [fish and Scottish pelnnu into poverty three centurion A... . _ which n my in: to my hat. ”on qt tho man. mm mm at our cun- m." who: War, “II in the dam of under- dovolopod sauna-In." . _ Me an this mum: is no you documtod. it it w - I tttttr In“. IW‘I mu. uh uh... I: 1mm. But in jut & t-tittaruGararttriisirauutatue-murturot, ”blon- :01qu to the “than“: a undudcvclopod -iarttr' iir"iicGirLGiiFuiiais' -- eo'umm tThailand Ind Taiwan I!" exception). still have Rudd landlord-tstunt ”my wh/th discoufau {among _ A ‘. "Ghandl". an MeArtintr, “do-aim: the Indian lyi- m In which the ladle!!! uh: I tized portion of the produce. If the zen-m rue: more mun»: and produces more food. In known In mun aim - for mp1. - but his addition! output to the Inn-11m. This menu that - doll» spam far (utiliza- mun mid two or more berm an taunt can break oven." I would like to take over where lick McArthur left off And state tlut if Cunadl's course isn‘t "radically altered in the next 30 yeus. there I: strong evidence to suggest that we, too. may become landleu peanut: and impoverish. ed city dwellers. Under our syltem, just " in the economw Interns of Brnil and India, 1 few of our vented interests in land no acquiring an increasingly Urge share of the total wealth produced in this country. _ alum Garfield Weston and K. C. Irving are classic examples of the increasing concentration of wealth in I few hands. Gartuld, the-son of l modelt bake thop owner, in a short ttrret to {our fecader period, bu purllyed next-ttr-nothing into a fortune ir6rfti-t1ttre to I blmun damn. . I question if any mun in u my“: time Ipm has the ittteiligen,eeand strength to Acquire and control such a bun 7 7 N (Continued on page 11) on Tuesday, February 14th " 8 ma. Guest Speaker: tht w 6 BROWN M.A.D,D. pun. Central Baptist Seminary "a! Weston no“ C. W. LEASK WESTON MtllmillM CHURCH tts-ttire-stat-tUT-attest."." GARAGES CROSS STREET AT CBUECI! STREET Minister - Burn. J. not”. 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