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% It‘s Springtime F fIME TO CALL 9 GORDON‘S SERVICES For All Your Window Cleaning â€" General Cleanâ€"Up! Serving Weston For Over 30 Years The day before Good Friday is always a busy one at banks, and Canadian Imperial Bank of Comâ€" merce, Weston Rd. and John St., is no exception. Mr. Barlow received our reâ€" porter courteously and tried to gather his thoughts together for an interview on this special ocâ€" casion, but the growing hum of voices (it was near closing time), sradually dispelled the illusion that something about his long service record with the bank could be put on paper at that time. As patrons were either depositâ€" ing or withdrawing their monies for the long weekâ€"end ahead branch manager Eric F. Barlow was clearing off his desk, in preâ€" paration for his retirement which takes effect this week. He went into the army in 1939 and served overseas from 194245 with the 4th Canadian Armoured Division. After demobilization he returnâ€" ed to the bank. After four years as accountant at New Westminâ€" ster and the Vancouver main ofâ€" fice, he was transferred to Winâ€" nipeg as assistant branch manâ€" ager, then to head office, Toronto, as an inspector, and in April 1960 was appointed manager of the Weston branch. Mr. Barlow is married, with two daughters. Libby, the younger one, is in Grade 12 at Scarlett Heights Collegiate. However. he found a few quiet moments later on to jot down some background facts for the Weston Times:â€" Mr. Barlow joined the staff of Canadian Bank of Commerce in Victoria, B.C. in 1925, after leavâ€" ing high school. Mrs. Barlow is active in the Women‘s Auxiliary of Humber Memorial Hospital. We have no plans at the momâ€" ent to move from our present home on Yorkleigh Ave.. Wesâ€" ton," he said. "As a member of $ECOND SECTION A bank manager retires WILL SOON BE HERE Meet that tax deadline GAC INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORP., LTD. APRIL 30 Stop in or call. You‘ll sleep much better on April 29 ASKE]# with ready cash from GAC International. 163â€"5439 â€" 781â€"3761 Why Doâ€"ltâ€"Yourself? 4 John Street â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"RICHMOND HILL 20 Yonge Street, South esP =~ â€"â€"â€" GEORGETOWN â€"â€"â€" 12 Main Street. South Phone 8 25 Bloor Street, West (Bloor at Yonge) 2290 Dundas Street, West (Front of Towers) 3034 Danforth Avenue _ 64 Vaughan Road. .. . ... _â€" . (At St. Clair Ave., W.) 2645 Eghnton Avenue, East. . .. . _ ... (Eginton at Brimiay Road) §44A St. Clair Avertue, West .. .. .. ... 4967 Yonge Street . | 2907A Dundas Street. West â€" TORONT O â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" (Opposite Shoppars World) (1 Block West of Ke#ie St) aBB) (St. Clair at Onkwood) WESTON Weston Golf & Country Club I will nrow have plenty of time to devote to my favorite sport â€" golf. LOANS UP TO WITH MIXED FEELINGS â€" Eric Barlow, manâ€" ager of the Weston Rd. and John St. branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce slips name plate in pocket, puts on his hat and walks out of his bank in retirement. He joined the Bank of Comâ€" merce in 1925 and now plans to catch up on his golf at the Weston Golf and Country Club. Phone 249â€"8341 Phone 884â€"4458 Phone 877â€"6071 Phone 924 7731 Phone 532â€"4421 Phone 534â€"8816 Phone 261â€"7278 'Pnom 531â€"4623 Phone 222â€"2504 Phone 767â€"3161 Phone 698â€"1 161 "I have enjoyed my tour as manager of the Weston branch of the bank and hope I have made some small contribution to the wellâ€"being of the community durâ€" ing the years I have served here," Mr. Barlow said. "While the prospect of retireâ€" ment is not without its attracâ€" tions I must say the business acâ€" quaintanceships _ and . customer contacts that have developed over the years will be greatly missed." Mr. Barlow‘s successor is Donâ€" ald Wetmore, formerly an inspecâ€" tor in the Credit Division at the bank‘s head office. 1156 WESTON ROAD RO 6â€"1777 RO 6â€"4603 (1) Each child must have reached his FIFTH birthday on or before December 31, 1968. (2) A birth certificate is required for each child being registered. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR THE BOROUGH OF NORTH YORK General & Life Insurance Call YORK TRAVEL BUREAU FOR ALL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS TO ANYWHERE WM. G. BEECH, Information pertaining to Kindergarten Registrations in each school area will be distributed shortly by the Public School Principal. Parents who have not received a copy of the Principal‘s notice hy April 26th, should telephone the Principal of the Public School in the area. * Notary Public SENIOR KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATIO NS F. W. Minkler, B.A., D.Paed. Director of Education In North York Public Schools September Registration Requirements: Preâ€"Registrations â€"â€" early May Final Registrations â€" late Au’us' l Darlene has a bullet in her thigh and a bullet wound in her chest. Luige was hit in the spine and his arm. |A $500 reward has been offered for information leadâ€" |ing to the arrest of the assailant. This is not the first time that a man with a gun has taken potâ€"shots at people in Lambton Park. In January 1966 a man in the park shot Ronald Mullen, 32 of Chestnut Hills Parkway in the legs. Trumpets, guitars, drums, saxâ€" ophone, bass {iddle, clarinet and flute (perhaps) will keep the nineâ€"member (male and female) band, and the congregation, soarâ€" ing on the wings of oldeâ€"tyme lyrics set to upbeat hymn tunes. Seeing the body of a man, wrapped in an Indian blanket lying beside a car stalled crossways on Dundas St. near Lambton Park, was a shock to the motorists passing by just after 8 p.m. a week ago Wednesday night. The university students who are engaged to be marâ€" ried had been shot while parked in Lambton Park by an unidentified 6â€"foot madman. Fortunately the young man was able to drive his car 500 yards to Dundas St. traffic before falling to the roadway. A medical man was bending over the patient while in the car a young girl sat talking to the police. As events proved, the man lying in the middle of the road was 22â€"yearâ€"old Luige Gabriele of Allanhurst Dr., Etobicoke and the girl, 19 year old Darlene Sribâ€" niak of College St. The Pathfinders‘ annual youth service at Westminster United Church Sunday, April 28 will feature a combo (music with a beat) and a panel proâ€"andâ€"con discussion of the thoughtâ€"provokâ€" er, "why go to church?" Miss Helen Bull and Douglas Langley; Miss Margaret Steele and Dave Forrest will present the case for attending, or stayâ€" ing away, from chureh â€"»@=subâ€" ject that comes in for a fair Engaged couple shot inâ€"park by madman Why go to church? A church with a beat is Westminster this Sunday Police say both times a 22â€"calibre weapon was used i Nerdanl ~ nses RECOVER YOUR FURNITURE We strip your furniture down to the frame, tighten springs. reweb, reâ€"cover. We have choice selection of upholstery materials in all the latest easy â€"care fabrics. decorator solids. STELLA CHESTERFIELD LTD. WETâ€"DAMPâ€"LEAKY ROMANELLI CONSTRUCTION WESTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APKIL 18, 1963 62 Eddystone Ave. Downsview For Free Consultation FOR A NEW LOOK Bruce C. Bone, B.A., C.A. Chairman share of scrutiny these days. Miss Marilyn Hunnisett will be panel moderator. Westminster United Church is at 69 William St., Weston, and the service starts at 11 a.m. ASHBEE BROS. Automatic metering registers the amount of fuel we deliâ€" ver, for accurate billing. cali 630â€"2653 50 Rosemount Ave. Call 241â€"1601 TOP SERVICE . SmIIJTANITUN UR MUWET BHCR CVTEN iINnUnSp TR TW ~ VACATED! L cowarDos ®E OF THEIR North Park Plaza Store! .. 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