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Weston Times (1966), 20 Dec 1967, p. 6

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When you buy a six or eight week old pure bred puppy you have a reasonable idea as to what size the puppy will attain at maâ€" turity, This is hard to determine with a mongrel puppy unless of The question of purebred versus a mixed breed puppy is largely one of personal taste and financial resources. Many large dogs are very gentle but a large dog that tends to be cross is a menace to the neighâ€" bourhood and eventually will bring you heartache and perhaps a law suit for medical bills. If you have allergy | problems in your family your doctor may suggest a Poodle or Schnauzer since these dogs shed very little. Large breeds may also provide a useful service to you if you‘re a hunter or want protection against burglars. However, please rememâ€" ber large dogs require great amounts of exercise and it is un fair to confine them in ‘a small yard or have them chained day after day. QUESTION: I am interested in buying a dog. What steps should I take to insure that I will be happy with my purchase? ANSWER: First you must deâ€" cide which kind of dog is best for your house. If you have a large lot, live in the country or close to a ravine then perhaps you‘ll want to choose a large breed. â€" Table Service â€" Sun. thru Thur. 11 am â€" 1 am Fri. & Sat. 11:30 am â€" 3 am Free Home Delivery 766â€"8008 or 766â€"9888 1221 Weston Road (2 blocks N. of Eglinton) SPAGHETTI HOUSE & PIZZERIA Te‘ Auase 50 Church St., Weston Tips On Buying The Right Kind Of Dog Wood‘s Trucking Co. Ltd. RENATO‘S KING OF THE PIZZA 1828 WESTON RD. (SO. OF LAWRENCE) Open Dec. 25 & Jan. 1st 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. @ Long ago, one f ; TAU ~A. ; quiet night, the NR TSIIN Trbstys ¢" Messoge come, and in its spirit of Hope and Peace we send all our friends warm Christmas greetings ! ACADIAN RESTAURANT Because Hydro is losing money on apartments, it is suggested that deposits for tenants be raised from $10 to $15. A bylaw to this effect will be drawn up and subâ€" mitted to York council for apâ€" proval. York Hydro is investigating this idea. There are approximately 18,000 home owners of single famâ€" ily dwellings in the borough but probably only. 10,000 will qualify for a return of their deposits. This could add up to $150,000 in refunds. Homeowners in the borough of York who have paid their hydro bills on time for at least 10 years may have their original deposit returned with interest. j If younger the puppy may not be completely weaned and ready to start on solid food and if the puppy is over 3 months of age it will not adapt to your home nearly as well. The most impressionable age for a When you have decided where you‘ll visit call the Kennel to make an appointment to see their pupâ€" pies. You‘ll save yourself a lot of time and driving by calling first and of course you‘ll also make sure that the breeder has time to disâ€" cuss the puppies with you. The best age for a puppy to go to its new home is 6â€"8 weeks. If you decide on a purebred pupâ€" py and you have a friend who can recommend a breeder to you then you‘re set to make a visit to the kennel. If you don‘t know anyone that can recommend a breeder call a veterinarian in your area or the Canadian Kennel Club. Should you decide on a mongrel then visit the local ‘dog pound or the Humane Society. course you are sure of its parentâ€" age. It is true that many pure breeds have inherited health probâ€" lems, example, hip dysplasia in many large breeds and knee cap dislocations in many toy breeds. The incidence of these problems is much lower in puppies of mixed breeding. York Hydro May Play Santa Claus 241â€"8585 I wish to take this opportunity to thank so many people for the pleasure of their acquaintance made throughout Canada‘s Cenâ€" tennial Year 1967. I wish you one and all a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year. ELVIO DELZOTTO Legitimate salesmen never high pressure you to buy things which you either don‘t want or would be useless to you. They should accept They never demand payment in full for merchandise until it is delivered to your home, nor will they accept money without issuing a receipt. It pays to know with whom you are dealing especially the tradesâ€" men who come knocking at your door. Bona fide sales people carry some form of identification and they have the manufacturer‘s litâ€" erature on the products offered. Here are a few suggestions ofâ€" fered by the Metro Toronto Betâ€" ter Business Bureau to serve as a guide in your everyday money management problems and your everyday relations with business. These suggestions are also backed by the Direct Sellers Association. By MARION GUNDY With Christmas just around the corner you are probably like the rest of us, putting your hand in your pocket and handing out some more money every time you turn around. A President Johnson Was A Doorâ€"toâ€"Door Salesman Now that you have settled all these matters note what diet the breeder â€" has been giving your puppy. If you can carry along with the same diet it will help prevent any . digestive upsets that your puppy may suffér during its tranâ€" sition period. When you get your new puppy home and settled call your veterinarian and he will gladâ€" ly advise you as to what steps you should take to insure that you will enjoy a healthy pet for many years to come. Know Who‘s Knocking On Your Door This is sound advice and of course anyone that is proud of their stock and confident that they have only healthy puppies will alâ€" low to you this chance to get m professional opinion as to the health of your new pet. When you have selected your puppy and settled on a purchase price you should have a firm unâ€" derstanding with the breeder as to what, if any health guarantee you have. Many breeders will suggest that you take the puppy to your veterinarian and have his health checked before you make the purâ€" chase. puppy is 3â€"13 weeks and if you buy a 4 month old puppy that is not accustomed to a household enâ€" vironment you may be in for great training and behaviour problems. LATIMER 2386 WESTON RD. WESTON HEATING & PLUMBING If still doubtful check out the name of the dealer and the manuâ€" facturing company he cor she claims to represent with the Betâ€" ter Business Bureau or Board of Trade. Remember anyone who is legitiâ€" mate will stand investigation. Beâ€" ware of hard luck stories, bargain baiters, survey seekers. HOME REPAIR CONTRACTORS Many home repair contracting companies offer in and around Be certain that the guarantee inâ€" formation you are given tallies exactly with that stated on the literature and on any contracts or orders you sign. Ask to see the credentials of a "new" face at the door. Examine products carefully. Look for the name of the manufacturer. Be sure and read and thoroughly underâ€" stand any contract you are asked to sign before you sign it. Get a copy for future reference. BEFORE YOU INVEST Direct selling is one of the oldest forms of, merchandising on this continent, introducing such popular household items as the original can opener, waterless cooker, vacâ€" uum cleaner, washing machine and milady‘s silk hosiery. President Lyndon B. Johnson was a doorâ€"toâ€" door salesman during his college years selling silk hosiery. BE SUSPICIOUS Like any form of business which involves the human element, malâ€" practices do exist. "no‘"‘ courteously and likely call again. ; im omm sofirarmes j[toryNtrrsyrreciyr t¢oum= 1722 Jane St. j "Free Motorized All Day Delivery" Open Dec. 25th and Jan. 1st, 11 a.m NEXT YEAR CONSTRUCTION of a new high school will begin in foreâ€" ground and the old Weston Collegiate Institute in this picture will be torn down, Central portion of the building was erected in 1910 with numerous wings being added as late as 1954. After making exhaustive studies however, Board of Education found that it would be cheaper to build a $6 million edifice from seratch than it would be to build around the additions. The new school will have a swimming pool and the latest in educational faciliâ€" ties. The old building will be torn doown because it will soon be structurâ€" ally unsound. 4,000 FT. OF HILL Widest and Safest Hills for you and your family, Open To The Public, Wed., Sat., Sunday Hours: 9:30 am. to 5 p.m. Night Skiing: Sat. 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. TORONTO OFFICE 432 College St. Toronto, 2B 233.73 ELECTRICAL â€" CONTRACTORS 7 Wilby Cres., Weston : SKl BEAVER VALLEY RESORTS JANE PHARMACY K. N. RUMBLE A wish that‘s old, yet everâ€"new..,, this greeting we extend to you&;/ However, if you have a reasonâ€" able doubt, be safe, not sorry. Check the individuals name and reputation with local. authorities or previous customers and inquire from them about the quality of the repairman‘s work. QUICK CLICKS Photography is an expensive hobby. Children‘s portraits taken in the privacy of your own home are so nice to have. But be susâ€" picious if payment for portraits is demanded sight unseen and never pay out any money to the individâ€" ual until you are satisfied regardâ€" ing his integrity. Above all, don‘t give a doorâ€"toâ€" door sales person the only good snap of a cherished family memâ€" ber for reproduction in oils. Have home repair services. There are many highly reputable individuals who earn extra money by personal homeâ€"toâ€"home solicitation as odd job repair men. All work sguaranteed by fully qualified technicians. ISs YOUR TV SET GOING ON THE BLINK? y se (Gavraq svae C ty 241â€"1991 241 6 p.m 233â€"1377 1141 a negative made from the picture and get more snaps made. Give the portrait ‘"painter‘" one of these. Constructive criticism or comâ€" plaints should be made in writing and sent to the company concernâ€" ed, to your Better Business Bureau or to the Direct Sellers Association. 3Â¥ _ _ . t . w _ 3A mt‘ i 4 2 e _ M P i. â€" e 2 s Mn _ 2e . . i 3 w _ > "~ w+ #2 ic t â€" n v~as w _ sn ie k youe 1. essm W' 3e k > . . i i s Mess s n mt ho. C e e o hoi. e h % s g%,%*‘ * _ .. maoas e : â€" . e s Ne 2 e * es A se e ... oo ’ ym . 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THE FOUR JOHNS OF FOUR JOHN For The Nicest WITH EVERY GOOD WISH for CHRISTMAS and the NEW YEAR. AND WE SEND YOU CHEERFUL GREETINGS James WE‘RE JOHN STUREET‘s SMALLEST CLOTHING STORE, BUT THE OLDEST DON‘T FORGET York Centre WESTON

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