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Professional - Business Directory I. “an. In all up. of Multan Wham Alfred ll. Human B.A, ac" nun-m . unnum- mm mm tuning- try appointmonc 1m mm- u. at an: m ( This is the typical thinking of a government bureaucrat who appears to be more interested in painting rosey pictures with statistics than he is in ascertaining basic facts. For Mr. Clow‘s information, the desperate housing situation here in Metro is at least twice as bad as the current sit- uation reported on television. radio and in the newspapers. For another, the ORC statistics are practically meaningless since most people know that it would be useless to apply for public housing because For another, there are probably half a million residents here living in slums and basements and other forms of inadequate accommodation. For one thing, possibly one million of Metro's two million population are paying rents and mortgage payments in excess to the sum that they can " ford and comfortably manure. Emerson Clow, chairman of the On- tario Housing Corporation gets the Marie Antoinette award for suggest- ing last week that the Metro housing crisis cnn't be all that bad. A survey. he revealed, shown that only one half of 1:200 frmiliets on an OHC waiting list still intorestcd in moving into Marie Antoinette" famous dictum: "Irthey are hungry, let them eat cake" has finally been done one bet- ter. oirc low rental housing. Bad someone been near the ex- plosion ttt that time, he could have easily been blinded in one or both eyes. No blatny.eoultrbe attached to the store's intuutttement " they would assume'thet T-Up would never promote its products in an unsafe con- Recently. not one, but two. 7-Up disposable bottles exploded in a Wes- ton Rd. Backers milk store shattered the display window and spraying glue throughout the store. on. But halides becoming eyesoru which blight our environment. it is becoming imsretssirutly evident that than throw-away contniners Ire downright costly and dangerous meme“ too. Many times We have heard people grumble nbout disposable bottles, be- ginning to. litygr highway; 1nd beach- um Ltd. With dinpoublo paper dresses and mnny other things in the vague these days, it probably just 'had' to happen that disposable pop bottles would some along too. Inn-nu - 'oLrCNo" - 0. m IA. cm w. Cut”. I.A.. R.C. I." LAWIINCI AVE. W. all '0'! " - M.) I,“ Wanton loll Opposite John sum In. one. Cl! 1-1011 Fraser & Simms 'Another serious limitation to the BARRISTERS A bottle that should be outlawed 1mm Yes Virginia, housing is a problem WESTON, ONT. - 247-0017 ASHIOIMN! and CASKEY -8Me't".M--rhts".rr_btAt'" Publuod " I!” Wanna Rd., Walton by Principe] Publishing Lint, - Thursday v. J. Helium. Pmaideatt and Publisher J. M. Jordan, General Innuen- B. M. Holmes, Editor Telephone 011-14211 , Authorized u Second Clue Hail. Poet Office Dept. Ottawa, on, and for payment of poets" in cuh SUBSCRIPTION RAM 87.90 gu- veer in tdeco to may Iddréu in humid: Och-r countriu $9.00 George W. Bull And Repairing Inn. A. Rig. In. In. mu It.,l)mh no 0-2!“ Barrister 1nd Sollellor an“. Mt The Westllw Bldg. 1920 Weston Rd. Weston, Ontario CH 4-5547-8-9 III-01mm Vol-l Guaranteed MUSIC Figures do-not reveal the number of police that have to be hired to protect the community from criminals who got their Mart in back alley ghettos. Who knows the number of family breakdowns that occur due to ter- rible living conditions; the number of social welfare workers that have to be hired'because the will of the father has been broken due to regular rent increases that eat into wages needed for food and clothing? How many, psychologists. psych- iatrists, psychometricians. s p e e c h therapists, counsellors and others in this field have to be retained by school boards to correct pupil mental disorders that stemmed from rotten environments? Yes Virginia; even though Metro is the richest city in Canada there is a housing crisis. Beyond a doubt the Marie Antoinette award tor 1968 should go to those people working for the Ontario Housing Corporation who fail to see just how serious this crisis is. But even these figures fail to tell the true story of human want and tragedy in Metropolitan Toronto. Who knows how many babies are fed tranquilizers to keep them quiet so that the family won't be kicked out of an overcrowded tenement because of too much noise? OHC just cope with the demand To sell pop in bottles that are dan- gerous before as well as after use, lshould be made a criminal offence. The big supermarkets like Lob- laws should refuse to sell soft drinks in these terribly dangerous andmostly bottles. If they have no conscience. however, and force unwanted and useless glass on their customers. the government should outlaw them in Ontario. The eyesight of one small child is worth more than the whole throw-away glass industry. A third obnoxious feature about these 'No Deposit - No Return' con- tainers is that they add much to all the glass that goes into the garbage can, which in turn costs the munici- pnlity a fortune to process. use of these cheap throw-aways is the fact that's all they are - throw- :wmys. Bottles that require I 2 cent or 5 cent deposit Ire returned to the store and therefore are much less likely to be shattered on a beach, a rock or 1 field where some unsuspect- ing person might come along in bare feet and got a musty gash requiring 10 stitches. on up. Irvintrllllftltl!t1ttrwr. MOVED To A NEW LOCATION Scarlnt Albright, O.D. Omnrlst '" Koala St. Jot an”. of Dundu " Evenings By Appointment 249-0841 or 241-8771 J. R. Currie, 0.D. . Optometrln "Kweston Rd., Weston For Appointment Call CH 1-0701 OPTOMITIIST Ann Arbor Mule-I Com" mo WILSON AVE. (between June & Keele) Inside!" w. I. GALLICHAN OPTOMETRY STANDARD SECURITIES lIMITED 766-2916 SKYLINE HOTEL, "ANCN '" Dixon Road, lam-IQ, Onurio Phones 148-603] M. 241-2891 Member Toronto Shock Exchgnge nu. an" a Immune: lertt 7554133 1m was-rm: an moan roman-0 n W. l GALIICHAN mt. INVESTMENTS REAL ESTATE J. In", Frau}. mun-get letters The church“, while lacing singled out u tax "emotion, Ire only I minor part of the total picture. A study of Sec. tion 4, Ontario Assessment Act rovuls more! Federal and provincial propane: and buildingl pay a aunt in litu of In”, is it onough? Weston Publi: hospitals, universit- ies and charilabla lnaflluliom (Canadian Red Cross, St. John Ambulanca and Child. ren's Aid Societies) Ira also anmpf. Educational, rall- gious and charitable arguin- If the tax on place: of war- ship is imposed it will um be paid for by the ordinary tax. payer, albeit the one: who at. lend. A demand on the pre- seM revenue would result in a decrease in the services lo the community and a possible increase in future when and refer m a t o r y expenditures. Fyrrhermore churches do my local improvement Dan: for roads, sewer: and sidewalks. All businesses, 'ttarte.', priesn houses, "clerics, print. ing punts and office buildings are lully faxed right new. Exemptions are for "places of worship" onlyl Thus all commercial ventures our-led by churches are paying their share. Weston Further " the amnion of whether church-s should be Mud and the opinion; of some rump-yon grow» tho they should, mlght I point out a few omiulem Ind miscon- ceptions on their part? Door Sir.. Bruce K. Madge" Marsh, Goulding & Co. ACCOUNTANTS Chartered Accoununl. Chartered Accountant 1730 Weston Road "Thvtcipurtt died, we'll have to do a second transplant" Chartered AnounnM 2t luck Tree Cr”. 24Hr410 Eves. C. W. LEASK 1969 Weston lend Church businesses pay full taxes WHOOD, OM. CH 4-6081 CH 1-1129 Some other pooplo In your orlizlo '" in the Church tho ”bingo“ businon” In the world unduly onloying Du privolonos, Mercy on usl Tho church II o "n-profit making organlnllon, which roolly works for you and mo. Dr. Bolts of the Tons "on prlson tyslom an: "Crlmo is on the lncroou, woro it rising " a rno pro. portlonolo " tho gala in tho gonorol populollo'n, olorm would be minimlxod. But in 1967 crlmo ho: lncronod n o rolo six limo: that ol the pop- ulollon incroolo . . . " hoop o mon in o "no prison can $5.50 por day." What II“ adds Ho the co“ of crlmo? Thoro no wolloro poymonlo lo the fomlllol o0 lnmoloc, the dam. ogod propony and modlcol bills of the vicllmlud pony, Ind tho lncroon " incur-mo ruos. Who In lho only on. to, (who crlmo " m In“, moral- ly? It in the church. The n- ducllon o4 crlmo l: the alum. which no goo from ulondln. In prlvllogos lo the church. The housing "hit it oarily a bubble. blown up bound its proportions of our now; poo- ple. " sums " be nudad, " gin material for polillnl de. batos; howovor and “lies the muloi'uda " ads, 0""an housing in the want ad soc- tions. Anoihar point about the Toronto housing aim-Dion is that no? only municipal Oua- tlon has been inerauod, bu. also m. valuo of the propony, and " pooplo Are aolllng their homes, then they an partly taking advantage oi tht highar pricu that they an ”Hing. who villi suffer mu. I? w. an but the church’l “OM"? The church will h. under“ With deep concern I read your article about recommend. Ing the,taxation of Churches. For shame! What Jack Mould and Jim Service should rather worry, about ls, how to give the taxpayer the but return on his tax dollar, and it man is required, say no, and not being afraid about re-alaction by charging the taxpayer in. directly over his church. "on: had a ttttal unnmom in 1964 of $161 million. Of this $62 million was the church share lowing almost $100 million for all others. Why not in a hospital or uni- versity? Dominion and prov- incial properties lohllod $146 million, all lax onmpl. The theory that the non- ehurch you is tubsidiling the churches can be oetoatmt wlth the "leery that all non-nun of the subway on subsidiling a." Sir: Tax the church? Tor shame!’ Get on the trail! Meet TV'I "Littlest Hobo." See Birds of Prey. The Dog Show. Retriever Trials. Canada'- largest lulomobilo show. Fashiom. All the latest and new“! in spam and vacation ideas. It's a family affair. Youll love itl GET ON THE TRAIL. let ANNUAL CANADIAN NATIONAL SPORTSMBN'S - weaker In In lab to und to the lower social And occnomic Inch and will lack - to eonirlbun " fhou mu! needy that "holiness of livin’g which is put of the Christian faith." Thes. poor people will In more and mar. cut short " the washing om! “unifying which was Intended for all u the Iibln IIYI. Let lt not bl. that the com. In, gonoruiom will nv than wu In erosion of our moral fiber, Inna-d, that we hold and "undid the an." of Chris. tian virtues. Let In murder. continue the in oxompvlon far the how. of the Lord and the land which ls roquirod by lt. Your: fruly, K. Stellar, anlo Bush Ave. Exhibition Pork. Toronto [VERY DAY UNTIL MARCH " Noon . It pm. Weekday " on. . 11 on. Saturdlyl Um. . ' pm Snnqoyl th. T.T.C. in Manon. " um. chlldnn my" Incnd unlvonily why then” all 'rarqrttt subsidize tmt lump- “on. for than? That the op- 'terrturtitr "in: " led can In new!“ in the um. light as the Incl that the oppomm- Ity Io mom! . church is also wail-bio. BIGGEST M'0R'NMIilN'8 SHOW _" i':?ac:s yl, EVER! vsi'i?'iiit- TORONTO MARCH 8-17 Bntire pron-d- In aid or 'tttrt-ttttrt Sinunly, John Huh", Snowdon St., Dowmviw. LLNTLL BEL BLUES? N. York wage negotiations ll the Canadian mph Inn-w that "do! Curr. wu about to bosom. Prim. Mini-tor I In wr- thet ther would riu " gnu-nu " prov-M It "td y" "an deletes an icing " vote for 3 man who is such In "don! admirer of Cast" " this is something now then left not start it on the mm mm. H. provides urvicu u vital u Chou providod by the top dogs. He pays his tax. " hydro Ind water " full "in u than an no "but" for than nmployod by the bor. ough. Door Slr: Mlyor Sonic. of Nor"! York nun" the onion "pr-unn- an of the arr-ploy.“ of his borough h Ippur “for. the public " have their was. "rttrne" MIR-d our. Living in North York for “van your: i don" recall lu- In. "Ind to - anywher- when the council or mayor wound on incrouo In woo“. 1'th simply "id the toll of living um up and it wn in" on. of "was. things. How is if the omplnyou have lo provo their poin' whoa the heads don"? If Mr. Sonic. Winn M. to ttet fired up chem "mething it won'i be about "" poop“ who prwidc municipal urvi- can. Union in “urn-MM 'is dun.“ In tho Interim, the new lulu um " can " - the Prime Mlnluor which was that than his gates In". a will ob"..- Olon to b. artful who Hwy than for this Huh ' And yo! many of thrs. dolo- um who no "Hr Truluu" _ I know some of my tax mon- " can to the In?“ of Oh." maple, but I do not - them to app-5r before me for my pormluion when no one also hols they must do this. Trudeau In. "etaiderable up Ontario who have boon than M the! I m ludor he the Lb"! Forty. have - met him And " - all a "hm hm pru- Olully nothing about his duh um, what he stands for or M: Part. My “r: Should Trudeau be next PM? 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C York Mayor True Davidson. 1llt lllmlltlTltltil. thet ho "Id 00 .. " Cuba In an - had from Fluid. but was phi“ up br the ua. can ward. hr “no.” Me. “WI'JM rights " the Oahu to I". lt. ull no not " clnrly "etled out in our :rimhul law. It should be obvious to - that it the lotus has the right " Inharihnco, he should the luv. the right " Me. It" our Mini-Mr of "Justice" Mr. Tru. dun doom'o think so And he is trying to swoop any all the rights M the unhorn child by [walking nborfion. If ro- mains I mystery how web I man is ttettirtt, so much sup- port In the leader-Mp run to chow our m0 Prime Minis- Thu is nothing ct Cqqro. mun“ to that In tun mud to do In his mom to - abortion. The Morin. eon- ductod by Dr. Hutu (MP) aim last “number have brought to Ilght much ovi. onu to prov. that tin rights of tho unborn child to llvo tutu wield-nu our the “In: has rights in to [Mm-Inn:- and health d m mother ind I. luv. also loam“ thet tho Please ladies! MEDICAL IUILDING 2160 Wain Rd. (et Church St. Tome Ugh!) DISPENSING OPTICIAN NEIL J. MOREAU Oculisf . Pr.serlMlor" Completed . Rmin . DupIic-Hom & Fifth.- 'hut-tr, Sonic. FINANCE CORE, Ctth Mon! MI 6836 Phone 92l-7731 Phone 5mm Phone Mt Ml M. 534131; Mon. 261-72n Phone 531 my PhotielUulu Phone 877-6971 Mm m as; Phone M? tMI 248-1821 Edward O‘IrIon, loywood Dr. Don Mills. civil law I. claim