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No discount, bonus or hidtien charges, when you arrange direct. You know exactly what you will pay and how long. Open to be paid off at any time. PAGE 10 Those eligible must be receiving the Guaranteed Metro government is determined not to associate the word welfare with the transit tickets for 40,000 elderly citizens. tickets for $1,is expected to begin after Jan. 1 in Metro Toronto. Metro will enâ€" deavour to open offices, in low rental â€" apartment projects for the elderly, churches and other buildings where citizens may buy the tickets. 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Subsidiary of Etobicoke Choral Guild is presenting a Christmas Concert at All Saints‘ Anglican Church, Bloor St. and Prince Edward Drive on Wednesday, December 3. The choir, directed by Bev Stainton, will,. be acâ€" companied at the organ by James Chalmers, on harpâ€" sicord by Alain Baudot, also by The Glendon Chamber Orchestra. Soloists from the choir will be Sheila Kirkland, Clemmie Sauro and Betty Clements. The program for this Christmas season includes Vivaldi‘s Gloria in D, Music for Queen Mary by Purcell, and many familiar Christâ€" mas carols, in which the in 1970 will consider exâ€" tending the benefit of half fares to all persons over age Metro expects that the 40,000 during the following year will increase to 50,000 eligible citizens. Metro Transportation Committee The Old Age Security Act (Canada) and those persons who are in receipt of free Ontario Hospital Service Commission and Ontario Medical Services Insurance Plan benefits. A basic requirement is to be over age Controller White, Alderâ€" man Chris Tonks and Jack Gallichan accompanied a delegation from York Senior Citizens to the TTC general meeting on Tuesday to request a bus on Humber Blvd. Howard Hancock, W. Mulski and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Scott, were told the request would be considered and would be informed through council. Bus for oldsters Cost of the first step in : Supplement under awarding half fares to the d Age Security Act elderly is estimated at a) and those persons $800,000. For all persons over e in receipt of free age 65 at half fare the cost o Hospital Service would be $2,054,000. ssion and Ontario The first group of elderly 1 Services Insurance citizens will be required to benefits. A basic apply for photo identity mentis to be over age cards at offices established by Metro government. These ) expects that the cards will beobtained after a juring the following person submits a ill increase to 50,000 verification card as to source citizens. Metro of income. These cards must rtation Committee be signed or stamped by ) will consider exâ€" municipal clerks, municipal the benefit of half or provincial welfare ofâ€" all persons over age ficers, homes for the aged administrators or chartered of the first step in bank officers. Christmas concert The choir is fortunate indeed, in being able to present this concert at All Saints‘ Church â€" a lovely setting for Christmas music. Just recently, members of the church, who have felt for some time that the church could be made available as an auditorium to organizations wishing to give concerts and recitals, decided to do just that. The Etobicoke Choral Guild is to be the first such cultural group to have the use of these fine facilities. Being on Bloor St., the church is easily accessible by car, bus or subway. Tickets may be obtained at the door, or from Mrs. M. Copp 231â€"8588. audience can participate. The Glendon Chamber Orchestra will also perform Betthoven‘s Symphony no. 2. BORN: AGE: MARRIED: CHILDREN: PROFESSION: RESIDENCE: TELEPHONE: Prorpee%0nt t ® 651â€"6028 In the Borough 6f York 35 Former Pat McDermott of Mount Dennis Debbie 14, David 8 4 General Insurance Agent 57 Glenhaven Street, Borough of York 0000.000.000000..0000.00..00.0. ® why you _.t_____i. * ©® sHOULD BUY i1 1. k |; ® © YOUR NEXT CAR © FROM US . . . » SALES AND SERVICE 851â€"1111 e o 0000000000 0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MEET DOUGLAS SAUNDERS Alderman Douglas Saunders has been a member of York Council since 1964. During this time he has chaired most Committees of Council inâ€" cluding the Community Centres Board, Parks and Recreation, Traffic, Personnel and Public Relations. He was also elected by his colleagues as Chairman of York Hydro System in 1967 and 1969. As a longtime member of the York Lions Club he was made President at age 29, the youngest man to hold this office in the 35â€"year history of the club. Wellâ€"known for his leadership of the York Lions Drum Corps, he took the 75â€"boy band to the Lions Inâ€" ternational Championship three times bringing top honors to Canada. This involvement with youth naturally led him to sponsor Metro‘s first successful Dropâ€"In Centre Program at Frank Oke, Fairbank Senior Public and Weston‘s West minster United Church. . . . ANDHERE‘S HIS RECORD |SAUNDERS, YOUR CONTROLLER â€" xi 8 E00009 S t i n n n n a on t aarp + + BOROUGH OF YORK Of vital concern to the citizens of York is a strong voice on Metroâ€" politan Toronto Council. Since 1954 Metro‘s tax levy has increased an unbelievable 741 per cent. Giant municipalities on Metro‘s fringe have been developed with this money to the inner core‘s detriment. The time has come to speak out. Our municipality now faces a $21,000,000 sewer reâ€"development program. During this period York citizens have shelledâ€"out over $100,000,000 to the Metro system with little direct benefit. We should be demanding that less monies be funnelled to the outer boroughs and more attention be given to problems facing York, East York and Toronto. Another area where Metro‘s inâ€" wardâ€"looking policies have let York down is in the inadequate policing of local streets. A lack of communication exists between police and citizens. We need a police division strictly for York. With this accomplished, police would become directly involved with our community, aware of our perâ€" sonal needs. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1969 Douglas * EASY TERMS,LOW F PAYMENTS )§ + GREATER OWNER h SATISFACTION « CITY STOCK % countRry Prices @ * we are Locateoin@ ALow overneao @ AREA ~ e * WE OFFER © GUARDIAN © MAINTENANCE SERVICE & * arways a aoon . @ _ serEction or new @ MmobELs oN DisPLaAY@ * Larceststock @ oF GOODWILL & _ UsED cars @ OUTsIDE METRO ) * CoUuRrTEOUs SALESMEN <@ G.M.A.C. FINANCING 4)