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All three provincial election candidates for the riding of Yorkview _ have complained about j ASHBOURNE and CASKEY 1944 Weston Road Opposite John Street Weston, Ont. CBH 1â€"1911 If there is anything we despise, it is those "doâ€" gooders," usually people disillusioned : with one party or another, who spread cheap rumors, kick over gaction signs or resort some other We specialize in all types We specialize of furniture upholstering someone or some gang ripping down election posters under the cloak of darkness. _ Notary Public Evenings by appointment 193% Weston R4. (at John St.) Alfred H. Herman BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS Howard G. Ashbourne, B.A. Carl W. Caskey, B.A., Q.C. ' 2077 LAWRENCE AVE. W. (Just W&t of Weston R4.) ‘ WESTON, ONT. â€" 247â€"6677 Satellite cities may sound like a plausible alternative, but even this plan won‘t work as the speculator, who has had years of experience at milking the public, will tie up satelâ€" lite sites and the farms surrounding them long before they are acquired by the Government. a To refurbish urban centres, to have orderly development in the suburbs, to create conditions by which single So long as Ontario‘s population continues to increase in leaps and bounds and the system of land tenure encourages the land speculator to charge‘ black market ‘prices for a public resource as essential as air, land values will continue to soar and people will only be able to acquire land for a home at the exorbitant terms set by the speculator. _ _ > groups. Varying only in degree, the leaders and their political machines advocate : 1. Massive doses of money to acceleâ€" rate construction ; 2. Large scale public housing conâ€" struction and limited rent accomâ€" modation ; 38. Satellite cities to bring the price of housing down to sane levels. Unfortunately, the adoption of any one, or, all three of these schemes will fail to bring housing within reach of the middle and lower income Fraser & Simms The opposition Liberals and New Democrats, therefore, blame the shortage and skyrocketing rents and real estate prices on the provincial Conservatives. The Conservatives, in turn, claim that the Federal governâ€" ment is responsible. S 48 The candidates of all political faiths are aware that to woo the voter, they must have the answers for Ontario‘s cronic housing shortage. BARRISTERS 4 Wilby Cres. Is Cheap Housing Possible? Professional â€" Business Directory B. M. Holmes, Editor _ â€" Telephone CH 1â€"5211 Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post Office Dept. . . Ottawa, Ont., and for payment of postage in cash SUBSCRIPTION RATES $5.00 per year Cheap Election Tactics Published at 2159 Weston Rd., Weston by Principal Publishing Ltd., every Thursday V. J. McMillan, President and Publisher Editorial Page VBSC_RhIPIION RALFES $0.00 per yei in advance to any address in Canads J. M. Jordan, General Manager 1230 Jane Street Mt. Denais RO 9â€"2%41 George W. Bull Perhaps in future elâ€" ections, an ethics comâ€" mittee comprising repreâ€" sentatives of all the canâ€" didates should be estabâ€" lished to deal harshly perty or public property, the only body lawfully entitled to remove them is a municipality where a bylaw expressly proâ€" hibits their display. rotten techniques to disâ€" credit a candidate. Whether election signs are on private proâ€" CH 4â€"5547â€"8â€"9 Barrister and Solicitor Suite 202 The Westlaw Bidg. 1920 Weston Rd. Weston, Ontario Other countries $6.00 Piuno Tuning And Repairing Work Guaranteed MUSIC Why don‘t they advocate a positive solution instead? Perhaps the land speculator. has them all in his hip pocket. s 5B Multiply this tax lossâ€"by the thouâ€"_â€"|â€" sands of otherâ€"industrial slums, vaâ€" cant lots, and soâ€"called farms throughout Metro and it is easy to see why the growth of Metro is slow and painful and why taxes for people who do build homes and factories are so terribly high. Tax bonuses for specuâ€" lators and penalties for legitimate builders are making Metro an imposâ€" sible. place for people to live and work. â€" The leaders of Ontario‘s three parâ€" ties are all aware of the coming deâ€" mise of Toronto. The best alternative they can offer is to turn their backs to it and mouth off: "Let‘s build elseâ€" where." The situation is almost identical in the suburbs. North York Controller Basil Hall earlier this year put his finger on the problem when he comâ€" plained that one wealthy industrialist pays $10,000 a year taxes on his strategically situated farm that would yield $300,000 to the borough if it was occupied by homeowners. Great areas of slum property in downtown Toronto are ripe for reâ€" development, but continue to drain the lifeblood from the city because the tax setup rewards those who speculate in land and penalizes those who build. family homes may again be built at $12,000 to $15,000 a unit, (the price of a residential lot today) land values must be assessed and taxed at full market value to eliminate speculative profits. At the same time, crippling taxes must be gradually reduced on homes and factories and other imâ€" provements. * s t automatics. Free scope check xlh tuneâ€"up, free wheel ignment check and estiâ€" mate Courtesy car. 1778 Jane St. CH 7â€"6500 Weston Ripping down election signs is a despicable practice. When elections are announced and signs put up, police should opâ€" erate special night patâ€" rols to see that they stay there until after the day of the vote. with those who attempt to poison an election. When property such as election signs is damagâ€" ed, _ police _should _be brought in right away to apprehénd the mischief makers. Walter‘s Garage Chartered Accountants 1969 Weston Road ACCOUNTANTS Chartered Accountant 1730 Weston Road C. W. LEASK STANDARD SECURITIES LIMITED SKYLINE HOTEL BRANCH . 855 Dixon Road, Rexdale, Ontario Phones 248â€"6631 Res, 241â€"2891 Member Toronto Stock Exchange CHB 1â€"1129 CH 4â€"6061 INVESTMENTS J. Harry Frogley, manager. Folks who use Jane St. to get down to Bloor St. can expect to run into trouble finding another way to get to work for the next two years. For that is how long Two Year Road Block at Jane and Dundas Insurance For Every Purpose Scarlat Albright, O.D. Optometrist 2936 Dundas St. West (Dundas â€" Keele) Evenings By Appointment 766â€"2946 MEDICAL BUILDING 2160 Weston Rd. (at Church St. Traffic Light) 1894 Weston Rd., Weston For Appointment Call CH 1â€"0701 J. R. Currie, O.D. DISPENSING OPTICIAN While the neverâ€"onâ€"Sunday law may appear to be ridiculous for any who have travelled in Europe or even in the U.S.; the ban on partying in Most people may not yet be aware of it, but Centennial Year ends on a Sunday and so far as the bureauâ€" crats who regulate the liquor supply business are concerned, people who like a drink on Sunday will have to do so in their own abodes. Unless the Ontario government has a change in heart, which isn‘t likely, not a single hotel, Legion or banquet hall in Metropolitan Toronto will be holding its traditional féeast and festâ€" ivities for the thousands who wish to :elebrate New Year‘s eve out on the own. NE J. MOREAU Completed â€" Repairs â€" Duplications & Fittings Shutâ€"In Service 6. H. RICHTER 337 Queens Drive OPTOMETRY INSURANCE 248â€"1821 wC A Dry New Year‘s Eve Ave. is expected to take. No one will question the need for a new and wider railway bridge at the intersection to overâ€" come the impossible traffic situaâ€" tion that is there now. But with Scarlett Rd. bridge only allowâ€" ing cars to go west from St. Clair on to Dundas, it is going to take 1652 Keele St. at YORK HYDRO BOOK NOW AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT Cold and hot spots are eliminated in an erecâ€" trically heated home. You get heating comfort in every corner! And this is just one of the many benefits electric heating offers. Ask anyone who has it, or ask your Hydro. there are no cold corners in a home with GOING OVERSEAS? ELEGCTIRIC HEATING 1 eopi ie en t ere now. But with| Wednesday asked for a report ridge only allowâ€" from George Grant, Metro comâ€" west from St. Clair | missioner of roads explaining it is going to take how this problem is to be solved. IH‘IH|| a new railway When the election is over, we trust the new government of the day will allow the public to wine and dine wherever it wishes â€" in a banquet hall or at someone‘s home. The Sunâ€" day Blue Laws are bad enough, but when good living people aren‘t alâ€" lowed to celebrate the New Year in customary fashion, it is time for the gjovernment to get atuneâ€"with the mes. In our estimation, there can hardly be a greater affront to the public‘s maturity than a 19th century regulaâ€" tion that prohibits a man and his wife from participating in his and her cusâ€" tomary celebrations at the favorite hotel or Legion. licensed premises on New Year‘s eve borders on insanity. a magician to come up with the solution. § York‘s works and traffic comâ€" mittee is as concerned as the motorists about alternate routes whfle'hjscomuum'mugoim 762â€"3621 ntpeiinh ty wl $y k ASSOCIATES FINANCE COMPANY LimiTED In the riding of Downsview the aspirants are: Murray Chusid, New Democrat; Max Shecâ€" ter, Progressive Conservative; Vernon Singer, Liberal. For Yorkview they are: Elvio Del Zotto (L), Joe Gould (PC), Fred Young (NDP). York South choices are: Jack Holley (PC), Donald MacDonald (NDP), Bert Robinson (L). If you are not sure of the riding you live in, you will find it in a ma}: elsewhere in this paper. Now, if you want to know who‘s who, phone information and ask for the telephone numbers of the campaign headquartersâ€"of the politicalâ€"candidates in your riding. Then call the campaign offices and ask to have the candidates‘ representative drop around for a chat. They‘ll have loads of election literaâ€" ture as well as giving you a pep talEl'. * When they have gone, youf will still have a day or two to decide what name you are going to mark with that fateful "X."* C e tss tee " The Associates make personal loans of any sizeâ€" and for almost any reason. Some people come in for a $50 loan till next payday, while others need larger amounts up to $6,000 or more. In any case, monthly payment plans are carefully railored to your income. Interest rares are reasonable, and there are no hidden charges. Whatever your reason for borrowing, see the Associates. After all, money is our business. There is no excuse for not voting October 17. ‘The old canard that "my vote doesn‘t mean anyâ€" thing" is simply not true. If you are the average Mr. or Mrs. John Citizen, you have been comâ€" plaining a lot lately about high real estate taxes, the hi_gh cost of living and Metro‘s serious houâ€" sing shortage. There is also no excuse for saying you don‘t know who your candidates are or what they stand for. . Almost every Metro area candidate has given these three serious questions his attention and !@gs ideas on how they may be solved.‘ While the majority of candidates polled last week spurned the idea of disenfranchising, or fining, people who are too lazy to get out and vote, there is still much merit to the idea â€" enough in fact, so that this system has been tried and works in Australia. 1830 Weston Road * Phone 241â€"4411 (South of Lawrence) 1851 Eglinton Avenue West Phone 781â€"6645 1939 Shep%a;d Avenue West Phone 638â€"5711 at Jane _ As a responsible newspaper, the Weston Times urges you to get out and vote. 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