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Learn 1.B.M; KEY PUNCH Day, Evening and Shift Classes * _ For Free Requires Aptitude Test The Registrai . Experienced Tire Shipper 47. HELP WANTED MALE . Stock â€" Control Clerk preferably with tire experâ€" APPLY BY PHONE: A. C. Beauchamp Major Independent Tire Company In Rexdale Area REQUIRES: Required for customs work, preferably with experience. Minimum typing speed 40 w.p.m. All usual company benefits, vacation éetc. Phone 241â€"3540 for ‘Torantoâ€"Dominion Bank, Weston Rd. and Church St. (Weston Rd. & Eglinion) 936 Weston Rd., Toronto 9, Ontario. 247â€"50086 Open til 9 P.M. Daily «» 677â€"3077, Loc. 56 Canadian Owned and â€" 633â€"9810 Fischer & Porter (Canada) Limited Customs Clerk Typist Appiy Personnel Dept. 134 Norfinch Dr. Downsview For Appointment EXPERIENCED CLERK _ TYPIST RO 64117 _ _ _ | 47. HELP WANTED Young man with at least 4 years high school and 2 years ~credit experience for‘ collecâ€" tion of accounts by letter and telephone. 1 For Further Information Phone 762â€"8121 _ Local 267 * Moore Business Forms _Mount Dennis 50. HELP WANTED No experience â€" necessary, training given. Weekend â€" part time work Credit Correspondent PINKERTON‘S We offer: â€"initial orientation~of 20 days in May and/or June â€"6â€"week summer course July 2 to August 9, 1968 â€"practical classroom experience under supervision, September to December, 1968, and assigned teaching responsibilities from January to June, 1989. An acceptable university degree and a mimmum age of 25 years as of June 1, 1968. . 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Minimum education Jr. Matric. to supervise limited parking in local plaza commencing NORTH YORK Barber® Shop at 2157 Weston Rd. Order Desk Clerk Board of Education MALE & FEMALE Apply To Vince‘s PENSIONER Thurs. â€"â€" 4 to 8 Fri. â€"â€" 4 to 8 Sat. â€"â€" 10 to 4 RUMMAGE SALE â€" Friday Dac. Ist 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Saint Demetrius Church 135 La Rose Ave., Weston, 1 block east of Roval York Rd., North of Richâ€" Lawrence Ave.â€"Royal York Rd. 60. COMING EVENTS MR. & MRS. James T. Rundle of Georgtown Ontario, are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter, Joyce, to Terâ€" ence "Terry" James Wall bridge,. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Wallbridge of Weston. 57A â€" CEMETERY LOT LOST â€" charm bracelet, silver with 2 charms, vicinity Westâ€" way â€" Kipling Collegiate. Re ward. Please call 241â€"0691. LOST, male German Shepherd puppie, 4 months. Vicinity John St. and Queen‘s Drive. 244â€"7716. 54. ENGAGEMENTS 51. 53. LOST & FOUND Everyone Welcome For Tickets and Information Phone 742â€"2875 or 244â€"3583 or 636â€"1719. and orchestra 0 Buffet â€" Door Prizes â€" Favors to be held Saturday, Decemâ€" ber 30th 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. at Crang Plaza auditorium, Yorkview Social Club view sideroad Jane and Wilson Music by Archie Ginsberg Why Not Join One Of Our Canadian Escorted Tours? Riverside Cemetery and Crematorium $12.00 per couple POST HOUSE TRAVEL Gala New Year‘s Dance FREE TICKETS â€"â€" Phone 364â€"7321 We are requiring new carrier girls or boys in all our circulation areas. Weston â€" Mt. Dennis â€" Downsview â€" Woodview â€" Hardington â€" Maple Leaf WANTED DEC. 7th â€"â€" 8 p.m. â€"â€" HOLIDAY INN West Service Rd. off Highway 27 Between Richview a}d Burnhamthorpe 2402 Bloor St. West 767â€"5401 CALL OUR CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT Learn the Art ~of Makeâ€"up For Appointment © CARIBBEAN e JAMAICA BOYS OR GIRLS Age 10 â€" 11 â€" 12 â€" 13 DUEâ€" TO EXPANSION CH 1â€"0861 announces PERSONAL BUREAU FREE Travel Films "The Great Escape Route" CH. 1â€"5211 CARRIERS DOOR PRIZES \ terment Riverside Cemetery, Suddenly at the Humber Memâ€" orial Hospital on Sunday, Novemâ€" ber 26, 1967, Nellie Davies of Weston, wife of the late Oswald Morgan. dear mother of Alma (Mrs. W. T. Watson) of Weston. sister of Mrs. Lousia Morgan, Edâ€" na (Mrs. J. Lynn), Harold of Tor onto and Evan, Aneurin both of Wales. Service was held in the chapel Wednesday Nov. 29th. Inâ€" W. McKibbon): dear grandmother of Carol Ann McKibbon, Don and Dale, Hubble and Janice Boot; dear sister of Nina (Mrs. F. Osâ€" terhout). Lena (Mrs. H. Stockâ€" fish), William Adams and Myrtle (Mrs. G. Wise) Service was held in the chapel Monday. Nov. 27th. Interment Riverside Cemetery. At Our Lady of Merey Hospital, Toronto. on Thurs.. Nov. 23. 1967, Jennie Adams, beloved wife of Joseph Hubble of Weston: deer mother of Harvey and Jean (Mrs. H. Boot}, and the late Doris (Mrs etery. At the Toronto Western Hosâ€" pital, on Mon., Nov. 27. 1967, Edâ€" ward Barker. beloved husband of Pearl Barker. dear father of Edward of Weston, Milner of} Florida and Douglas of Searboro, | dear grandfather of Carol, Larâ€"| ry. Jeanâ€"Marie and Douglas. Serâ€" | vice in the chapel Thurs. 1:30| p.m. Interment Park Lawn Cemâ€" die> of Detroit. dear grandfather of Sharon (Mrs. W. Kozlowski)‘} and Kim, dear brother of Charles! and Albert of Toronto. Frances| (Mrs. E. Newburn) of wes!onl and Edna (Mrs. L. Ryan) of Deâ€" troit. Service was held in the | chapel Wednesday Nov. 29th. Inâ€" | terment Riverside Cemetery. ; ARMSTRONG, FRANK 5. At his home, Sutton, Ont.. on Saturday, November 25. 1987 Frank S. Armstrong. beloved husâ€" band of Victoria Armstrong, dear father of Bernice (Mrs. C. Ranâ€" WARD FUNERAL HOME 87. Death Notices Of The Past Week e NASSAU MORGAN, NELLIE 2035 Weston Rd. Weston > (At King St.) CH 1â€"2233 BARKER, EDWARD HUBBLE, JENNIE DEATHS leâ€" ~* | THE WESTON TIMES . Thursday, Decombe What on earth were you doing for a whole two weeks anyway? Just lolling about in your amniotic fluid and giving your mother violent backaches, which was not very considerate of you. I hope you werén‘t put off by reports you heard of the outside worldâ€"it isn‘t all napalm in Vietâ€" nam or razorâ€"blades in Hallowe‘en toffeeâ€"apples, believe me. We have lots of nice people we want you to meet, not forgetting the gaccoon and skunk belonging to your aunts. Of course, by ke time you get to know them well, Julie and Joni will much older, but at the moment Julie is the only &â€"yearâ€"old aunt in Grade 4, which has added to her ‘status, On the other hand, I don‘t think Jorf has even. mentioned vyour arrival to her friends yet because when you‘re in Grade 9, being an aunt is a bit of a drag. As she pointed out to me. this means another present at Christâ€" mas and another birthday to be remembered, and it is rather close to Christmas. I may have to put up Joni‘s pocket money if her expenses continue to rise like this. After all, there are other artists to be considered ; I offered him a lovely Monet print for your room, but he refused. I don‘t think he likes Monet and had I known that a yvear or so ago when he and your mother talked about getting married, 1 don‘t know whether I would have been quite so enthusiastic. 1 knew he preferred jazz to classical music, but then no sonâ€"inâ€"law is perfect, but 1 didn‘t know about his addiction to Picasso, I think your mother kept it from me. § I‘m sorry you missed Expo: it was a real swinging event and I imagine you‘ll just miss out on the next Cenâ€" tennial. in 2067. Of course, they‘re doing quite a lot in lorfrevity studies and you would only be a hundred then, which by that time may be only the pMysical equiyalent of middleage. Anyway, if it‘s any consolation, you were your parents‘ Centennial project, which will be something to point out to your grandchildren (by that time, Expo ‘67 will have the same romantic appeal as King Arthur‘s Round Table.) = Anyway, you opened your eyes, winked at me in a rather razzly way, yawned enormously and went to sleep again. On this occasion, 1 made allowancesâ€"I know you were still recovering from the journey, but I do hope you will make more effort to communicate in a week or so. After all. one does have social obligations in this world and it is the mark of a lady that. she discharges her obligations graciously, even if she is feeling tired. Your mother is a good example of that. I suppose by this time yvou have noticed the Chagall and Picasso prints that your father insisted on hanging over your cot. I agree with him that art appreciation cannot start too soon, but I hope you will try to keep an open mind on this subject Just one more thihg before I go, dear ; it‘s about this Granny bit. As you know, I am more or less a public figure (and wotta figure, as your grandfather sometimes .1& Jeering and clicking his false teeth) and it really doesn‘ help my image to be made a granny when I‘m still aonl1 at heart and almost girlish really (if T hold my breath, can almost get into a size 12)..Now I know this isn‘t your fault either â€" we are both infnocent victime of your parâ€" ents‘â€" but 1 would be grateful it you would try to give the impression in public anyway that I‘m your aunt or & close friend or something: I don‘t expect you to&:x lie m;,thiu. but a lot, can be done by implication, can‘t it, > ol better at it as time Ih hall become and loving wa are oo o o un I‘m glad you made the effort to acknowledge my presence when I came to the nursery at the hospital. I wasn‘t even supposed to be there because it was not the right time for nursery inspection, but I sneaked along the corridor pretending I was going to the bathroom and found you lying close to the window, rolled up like a sausageâ€"roll, with a mop of black hair at one end. (By the wayyJody, don‘t comb your hair forward over your forehead like that, it‘s not becoming. I know it‘s Mod, but one has to adapt fashion to suit oneself and until you develop more foreâ€" headâ€"if you do, of courseâ€"you can‘t afford to wear it in that style. Makes you look like something found in a Neandearthal cave.) _ One little thing I want to straighten out right away ; your mother does not have a black beard. T know you think she has, but the one with the black beard is your father. You see, the week after you came home from the hospital your mother developed a ripsnorting cold, so it was your father who lookedâ€"after yvouâ€"when he came home at night and during the night and on weekends, and I don‘t want you to become confused about this sort of thing at your age. There is no doubt that the roles of the sexes are changing in various ways and the old traditions are breakâ€" ing down. but women still don‘t wear beards. For one thing, it is biologically impossible for women to grow beards. I hope this is quite clear? Mind you. I‘m not complaining, Jody dear, just pointâ€" ing out that you must never get the feeling that your arrival was an unalloyed blessingâ€"we are glad you came, but like everything in life, it presents problems. (Most of which, fortunately, will concern your parents.) _ nocks ‘So you finally got here. We all wondered whether you were coming after all. I don‘t want to Be unpleasant at the beginning of our relationship, dear, but you were two weeks overdue and the strain told on all of us. I was my usual tranquil self, of course, because once you‘ve been a mother fourâ€"andâ€"aâ€"half times, becoming a grandmother is quite painless, but it was especially hard on your grandâ€" father. He smoked four extra packets of cigarets during that period and it‘s not good for him at his age. He pretended not to be concerned, of course, but he‘s a little peeved about being made a grandfather just as his temples are turning white and he‘s beginning to look distinguished, LETTER TO MY FIRST GRANDDAUGHTER Dear Jody Elizabeth : j â€"â€"Your loving (if relactant) By JOAN SEAGER