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This system, claims the TTC, allows a speedier operation as both entrance and exit doors can be utilized in both zones. Time lost at the zone checkpoint is easily. made upâ€"by the .case of passenger handling at subsequent stops. In future transit riders will pay the full fare on entering the bus or trolley bus with the operator checking the transfers issued those who paid the full fare when the bus reaches the boundary of the first and second fare zone. The TTC plans to change the fare paying system on three North York transit routes and one route in York. The routes involved would be Bathurst, Weston Rd. and Dufferin. The idea for changing the fare sysâ€" tem on the routesâ€"came from a petition signed by 108 citizens who use the Bathurst route. 4. What does the inspector exâ€" pect of your child: A.A. Bowes, assistant inspector, North York Board of Education. 2. How language is utilized in learning: Mrs. Jean Troft, priâ€" mary consultant.â€" Ontario Instiâ€" tute for Studies. 3. Why the psychologist: D. A. Jones, Dept.: of Psychological Services, Topics and speakers are schedâ€" uled as follows: 1. Your child in the elementâ€" ary school: Mrs. Elizabeth Houâ€" ston, consultant in special educaâ€" tion. Moderator will be school prinâ€" cipal K. D. Johnson. s There will be several speakers and topics, with each panel disâ€" eussion lasting about half an hour. A final report on each topic will be given at the end of the meeting. A meeting is announced for January 16, 1968 at 8 p.m. in auâ€" ditorium of Gulfstream School, Gulfstream Road, Weston, by Home & School â€" Association spokesman Mrs. Dottie Solomon. Is YOUR TV SET GOING ON THE BLINK? TTC Changes Fare Structure On 4 Transit Routes All work guaranteed by fully qualified technicians SECOND SECTION Gulfstream H & S To Discuss ABC‘s Of Primary School cuaranca SALE SAVE up to 50% BEAUTIFUL UPHOLSTERED CHESTERFIELDS and CHAIRS _ all on SWIVEL ROCKER on tea carts, coffee tables, step tables, table lamns, pole lamips, hassocks, footstools, magazine racks, book racks, pictures (hand painted), odd chairs. SPECIAL SALE TV â€" STEREOS â€" RECORD PLAYERS All Floor Models Priced For Quick Clearance * Janitorial , * Window Cleaning To Homes â€"â€" Businesses and Industry Phone 763â€"5439 781â€"3761 GORDON‘S SERVICES SPECIAL PURCHASE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY There are 100,000 women in Metropolitan Toronto today who have employment outside the home and have chi]drer_l under 16 years of age. According to the province the minimum requirement for a day nursery handling 40 children should be three playrooms that serve a dual role in that they can be converted to eating or sleeping rooms. Among the items suggested for the outside playâ€" ground are teeter todders, two sandboxes, swings, climbing equipment, tricycles, wooden building blocks, doll carriages and shovels. A play area of a minimum of 600 square feet is recommended. The rules for organizations seeking Metro grants in the coming year include the following: The organizâ€" ation should be incorporated as nonâ€"profit, the grant should be set on the basis the financial operation of the organization as related to welfare services, no grants shall be made to replace subsidies which may be availâ€" able under other legislation and that the organization shall not limit membership or participation in its actâ€" ivities or services to local municipal boundaries within the Metro federation. : This is the reason why over 60 day care nurseries opâ€" crate in the Metroâ€"region. More than one half are opâ€" erated by private individuals while the church or nonâ€" profit organizations operate the next largest number. t wl s n ce dn ada en Ceee e ce i h ho BB ie e ie cA en . . e e 0 0 C000 Only about 12 public operated day nurseries exist in Metro but Metro government this year will give inâ€" creasing support and attention to the operation of day nurseries as part of its welfare program. _ Metro Welfare Commissioner John Anderson has plans to operate three Metro sponsored day nurseries and if these prove to be a success additional day nursâ€" ery units may be expected in the near future. Metro Welfare Commissioner John Anderson has sugâ€" gested that the primary qualification for municipal aid under a welfare grant program should be private serâ€" vices that remove or prevent poverty, child neglect or outright dependence on public assistance by persons or families. The TTC some time ago advised North York that it would not extend the Dufferin bus route right up to the Metro boundary at Steeles Ave. until at least the fall of 1968. In considering past applications for grants from orâ€" ganizations it was found that there was no clear disâ€" tinction made between welfare, health, recreation and in some cases, education services. The TTC has extended the Dufferin bus route in North York up to Martin Ross Ave. which will serve an adjoining industrial area. Until a road is extended across a hydro right of way the extension will loop along Alness St. and Brisbane Rd. After the extension the bus route will loop along Martin Ross Ave., Alness St. and Finch. Ave. Metro government has set the ground rules for priâ€" vate welfare organizations that will line up in 1968 to ask for a municipal grant. Metro licenses over 1,800 taxicabs. "This is becoming a serious problem," said James Neville, licensing comâ€" mission administrator in commenting on the number of outâ€"ofâ€"town taxicabs coming into Metro looking for busâ€" iness. Most of the entries are made during the rush hour or in the evening, said Mr. Neville. The licensing commission has set a penalty of $100 for any taxi driver from Vaughan Township caught trying to do business in Metro without a Metro license. A second offence will bring a $200 penalty. Some taxicabs from Vaughan Township have been appearing in North York and picking up passengers. Metro Licensing Commission frowns on this activity by unlicensed Metro taxicabs and intends to send out inâ€" spectors to catch the culprits. !/; to /2 off! SALE! METRO AFFAIRS $+29. Cash ‘N‘ Carry Weston Times For Local Delivery Call SILVER BASKET FLORIST 1163 WESTON RD. (at Eglinton Ave.) For Any Occasion Fresh Flowers Potted Plants RO 9â€"0141 Wed. Jan. 10 â€" at Vaughan Road, 8:45 p.m. Offstein vs Carâ€" uso‘s. Wed. Jan. 10 â€" at George Harâ€" vey, 7:30 p.m. Al Basian vs Grads. Wed. Jan. 10 â€" at George Harâ€" vey, 8:45 p.m. Albion vs Dragons. Wed. Jan. 10 Road, 7:30 p.m. wood. Mon. Jan. 8 â€" at George Harâ€" vey, 8:45 p.m. Dominion Bridge vs Burns AA. Mon. Jan. 8 â€" at George Har vey, 7:30 p.m. Strappeir vs CGE Tues. Jan. 9 â€" at George Harâ€" vey, 7:30 pm. Burns Hitg. vs Old Boys. MEN‘S LEAGUE Schedule for coming week. All games are free and open to the public. SPAGHETTI HOUSE & PIZZERIA 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 Mimeasee ce Mc 24 vW.,\ %*%‘i’\vifi;»‘*! ky !| 25e C aoles ns (. t "% Cl yA 3- y Cc ‘ 8e Mn (2 blocks N. of Eglinton) Borough Of York Basketball League WHOOPING IT UP!! â€" Dick and Molly Galbraith, Ruth Henderson, Mabel Vessey, Dolores Conahan, ‘"Tut" Vessey, are being served at the bar, New Years eve, by the host Frank Lee, Snowberry Ave. This has been a yearly get together for many a New Years eve. All the guests stay over to the next day, so there is no drinking and driving here. It was one of hundreds of private parties held throughout the borough. &6 To S1 R » WITH LO TECHNVE OLOR® ‘;(:3;‘ RENATO‘S KING OF THE PIZZA 1831 Weston Rd., Weston, Ontario $29.00 « 1500 Royal York Rd. 248â€"9494 1918 Zenith 1968 COLORLAND TV WESTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1968 THIS 1S IT!! 3rd AND FINAL WEEK! THE ODEON THEATRE SIDNEY POITIEP, COLUMBIA FiCTURES Presents â€" at Vaughan Darts vs Westâ€" month with no down payment PRESENTS Fifty Years of Leadership Through Quality! _ Tues. Jan. 9 â€" at Kodak, 8:45 p.m. Kodak vs OHS. Tues. Jan. 9 â€" at Centennial, 8:45 p.m. Union Carbide vs Ont. Hydro. Tues. Jan. 9 â€" at Kodak, 7:30 p.m. Rambler ys Centre Auto. vey, 2:15 pm. Ausra vs CSA Sat. Jan. 6 â€" at George Harâ€" vey, 3:30 p.m. Centre Auto vs Kodak. LADIES LEAGUE Sat. Jan. 6 â€" at Géorge Har vey, 1:00 p.m. CGE vs Union Car bide. Tues. Jan. 9. â€"â€" at Centennial, 7:30 p.m. Ausra vs CGE. Pay for your heating oil in monithly installments . that you arrange . ... and save all year. Sat. Jan. 6 â€" at George Har ASHBEE BROS. 50 ROSEMOUNT AVE. Your ZENITH Home Entertainment Centre Call 241â€"1601 Heating on a Budget ... Tel: 241â€"1821 We specialize in repairs only and all work is NEVER BEFORE e SUCH SAVINGS NEVER BEFORE e SUCH MARKDOWNS! The Television Man mc <3§$ _ 6 mss 248â€"5850 1744A Jane St. CVARANTEED! JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL OUR FLOOR MODEL TVs â€" COLOR TVs â€" STEREO RECORDS and GIFTS! PREâ€" INVENTORY PV L Call University Village Ratepayers are going to have to make a deâ€" cision about their future Tuesday, Jan. 9, in Driftwood Public School, said president Sallyâ€"Anne Kerman. ‘‘We are hoping for a good turnâ€" out of members and interested reâ€" sidents, because it‘s a question of ‘do or die‘. The need for a rateâ€" payers‘ group is there â€" it just takes people and time to do the jobs that we want done." Nominations for the 1968 execuâ€" tive are also on the agenda and a strong committee can give the leadership and guidance necessary Do Or Die" Meeting For Univ. Ratepayers 1915 Weston Rd. at Lawrence What Better Offer Can Be Made? Floor Model Stereo and TVY LLING 0 ;. Open Thursday and Friday Til 9 p.m. BECK SHOES S A L E NOW IN FULL SWING CALL â€" pEMERGENCY PLUMBING & HEATING LTD Metro License P.H. 134 AROUND THE CLOCK 7 SERVICE â€"â€"~ L A NE W A Y 241â€"6188 in the coming year, Mrs. Kerman pointed out. In Ontario, we produced enough beef toâ€"make nearly two billion hamburgers. If placed side by side in a single line, they would cover a distance of 87 thousand miles â€" more than the mileage of all provincial roads in Ontario. The meeting will start at 8:15 Hamburger Road 241 â€" PAGE SEVEN