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'tt , r.', 'cnc"""-")""""-""--) If you need a Mortgage you need Canada Permanent Canada Permanent offers you a special plan that meets your exact mortgage needs. Our rates are competitive-our service is prompt. Contact us for full details. ' z55::53:1133:3572}???1924-3-2-:-Z-:02{-1-:-:-Z-:'26-:-2-:-:-:-:o:-:.:-:-:-:-:-:.:.:.:.;.;.:.:.;.;.;.;.:.:.:.35 1:5‘36did-$353924?:322293-3327:33919272723:-1.3-272-332332I_-27:72:32231313292?331-2-246-1446-:-:~:~:- At this moment, thousands of university and high school students are out looking for summer jobs. Why? So that they may return to school in the fall and continue their education. The majority of young people are eager to take on responsibilities of adulthood, face the problems of a growing society and if they seem a We are sick and tired of reading newspaper items that exaggerate student unrest. Young people today are showing more interest in the government of our nation, more awareness of problems faced by the world and a greater desire to have a part in changing it for the better. We have our share of hippies and disorderly and decadent youth but we should. not believe that these make up the majority. v ' WBERRI MORNING AND AFTERNOON PICKINGS ____ CANADA PERMANENT TRUST 1943 Watol Rood, 247-8276 WESTON PRODUCE 851-2801 Published at 2159 Weston Rd., Weston by Principal Publishing Ltd., every Thursday EDITORIAL PAGE Ho. 7 HIGHWAY - 1 MILE WEST OF WOODBRIDGE h Second Class Mall Equitation Numb” ISM Watt»: Aus, SUBSCRIPTION RATES $7.00 par no: In man“ to any adora- In Canada Other counulaa $9.00 Telephone 241-521 I Al White, Mam Mrs. Donna Futon, Editor hm my") When we turn a deaf ear to our teenagers, they rebel. If we as parents listen and young people in turn try to understand our point of view, the generation gap may be bridged and parent and child will reach a new understanding. We are not saying that the young people always know best. What we are saying is that parents should at least give their attention to what youth is saying; open up the lines of communication and exchange ideas with them. I am writing in response to an earlier article in the Weston Times. concerning the Teenage Drop-in Centres that have been established at Frank Oke and Fairbank Schools for the summer months. Elected members and staff of the Parks and Recreation Department are to be congratulated for initiating these efforts, but as Mr. Savage, the Commissioner, has noted, this is a small gesture towards meeting the real need for such programs. He sees a need for five more similar drop-in centres and I would view even this number as a conservative estimate. bit radical it is proi impatient with some I inability to fape change. THE WESTON TIMES Letter To Editor SPEED READING - $30.00 ""ia)-DaiN, 8:30-10:30 a.m., July 2-July 25 "ib) Monday and Wednesday, 7:00-10:00 p.m July 2-August 13 KEY PUNCH - $40.00 '(a) Daily, 8:30-11:30 a.m., July 2-July 18 '(b) Monday and Wednesday, 7:00-10:00 pm. MOTORCYCLE MAINTENANCE - 815.00 Wednesday, 7:00-10:00 p.m., July 2-August 13 Daily, 8:30 am. -12:30 p.m., July 2-August 15 ELECTRONICS FOR THE HOBBYIST - $15.00 Wirdnesdav, 7:00-10:00 p.m., July 2-August 13 SUMMER SEWING - $15.00 (a) Monday and Wednesday, 9:30-11:30 a.m., July 2-August 6 0 (b) Thursday 7:00 - 10.00 p.m. July 3 _ August 14 DRAWING AND PAINTING - $15.00 (a) Monday and Wednesday, 1:30-3:30 p.m., July 2-August 6 (b) Wednesday, 7:00-10:00 p.m., July 2-August At Bathurst Heights Seconday School - 640 Lawrence Ave. West ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE A concentrated language course for newcomers to this country. No Fee Instruction at all levels. Four nights a week-Monday-Thursday, 7:30-9:30 p.m., July 2- August 14 July 2-August 13 . -. REFRESHER TYPING AND OFFICE PRACTICE - $40.00 Advance registration is being accepted until June 20. FOR /drdiaA-ii"a"irri"s'i, CALL Registration in person will take place at the time ADULT EDUCATION EPARTMENT announced for the first class. 3 Size of all classes is limited. 223-S 2tt FM. Militia, B.A. DIM Director of Education I Bruce C. Bone, BA., C.A.- Chairmen More Drop-In Centres needed REGISTRATION 'STUDENTS WELCOME , "ESPECIALLY FOR STUDENTS At Northview Heights Secondary School - 550 Finch Avenue West AND SPECIAL CLASSES FOR YOUNG ADULTS is probably because they are some parents' conservatism and 1?tt" '1f,?lt,1',tll2r,f?3y ADULT SUMMER PROGRAM activities that are offered. Such centres are vital to serve the needs of local young people and to support the work of other community agencies. At Family Service we particularly appreciate the value of such programmes. At Earl Haig Secondary School - 100 Princess Ave Yours sincerly, Andrew Farquharson, M.S.W. District Supervisor. Family Service Association The centres opened on June 2 and are already in full operation. The program is flexible and the teens themselves plan the activities that are offered. Marion Gundy t" creative staff committed e the active 13 OUTBOARD AND SMALL MOTORS (b) $15.00 Wednesday, 7:00-10:00 pm. July 2-August 13 Du‘ E 'i'iiJiri g, SPEED READING BUSINESSMEN'S WORKSHOP - $5.00 A crash program for busy people in skimming and scanning techniques. Developing these skills will enable you to cull what is important from your daily reading in a fraction of the time. TWO NIGHTS ONLY - July 8 and 9, 7:00-10:oo p.m. "lNVESTIGATiNG ONTARIO ROCKS A resolution in effect [at year, maintaining the exemption from the teaching of religion in North York public schools. will be Have you ever taken a close look at a complex rock and been filled with a sense of wonder? There is a whole world of molecules and atoms under your feet every day. This is your opportunity to investigate some interesting specimens from the world of geology. Wednesday, 7:30-9:30 p.m., July -August 13 AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE (a) $30.00 (b) $15.00 ”(3) Daily, 8:30-11:30 a.m., July 2-July 25 "ib) Wednesday, 7:00-10:00 p.m., July 2-August ' 1lritllllllii,,-llllil SNACK BAR "yEjilijl)I2ll1'd, 400 GOLF ON STEELES AVE. AT 400 HIGHWAY BETWEEN JANE ST. AND WESTON RD. COME IN AND TREAT THE FAMILY SHARPEN UP YOUR GOLF GAME WITH EVERY FOOD PURCHASE ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY-JUNE 21-22 INFORMATION JiiAl THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 10a RELIGION IN SCHOOLS further studied and dbcuued as it pandas to the next school you. 1969-70. $10.00 13