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Mrs. Cass was born in Engâ€" land, January 11, 1883 to Aifred Miles Bent and Lady Ruth Buckâ€" eridge. She was educated a school teacher and in 1907 she came to Canada as a governess. In 1910 she married Robert Perâ€" cy. They were pioneers in the early Gold Rush days of Northâ€" late of Kipling Acres Home for the Aged, Rexdale, died Monâ€" day, July 20 at Toronto Western Hospital after a lengthy illness. Pioneer In Early Gold Rush Had Many Careers In Full Life Weston Weston Barristers â€" Solicitors Geo. W. Bull B. Comm. Howard G. Ashbourne, BA 43 KING STREET CHO 4â€"5547â€"8 9 Barristers â€" Solicitors 1630A Wilson Ave. 247â€"2191 Crang Plara Estate Funds Available For Mortgage Loans RO 64777 Evenings by Appointment WM. G. BEECH, General & Life Insurance 1043 WESTON ROAD Notary Public Bull & Ashbourne Magerman & Page YORK TRAVEL BUREAU Chartered Accountants ‘Leave it to lEAV! ACCOUNTANTS Marsh, Goulding Chartered Accountant 1730 Weston Road FOR ALL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS TO ANYWHERE BARRISTERS C. W. LEASK 1969 Weston Road & Co. Call 3200 Dufferin St. Saddle tan, complete with windshield washers, power glide transmission, wheel discs, w.w. tires, custom radio, Lic. no. Black with red interior, complete with padded dash, W.S. washers, 110 H.P. motor, 4â€"speed transmission, white . wall tires, custom radio, lic. no. N84465 $ Professional â€" Business CH 1â€"1129 Grace Cass CH 4â€"6061 RO 6â€"4603 Low Cost Carrying Charges Top Trade In Allowance JUST SOUTH OF YORKDALE SHOPPING CENTRE LEAVENS CHEVâ€"OLDS it to LEAVENS HOLIDAY Specials 1964 CHEVY II 4â€"DOOR SEDAN 1964 CORVAIR MONZA In 1926 she married Thomas Cass, a World War 1 veteran. They moved to London, Ontarie in 1929 where they ran a poultry farm near Delaware, Ontario. In 1934 they moved to Toronto where, in 1953, her second husâ€" band, Thomas Cass, died. Mrs. Cass later moved to Rexdale where she has stayed ever since. Her many and varied activities included the Second Mile Club, the Ontariq Welfare Council, the Canadian Red Cross and the Women‘s Auxiliary. Until her death she was the Librarian at Kipling Acres. Mrs. Cass is survived by her children, Mrs. Winnifrid Percy, Mrs. Vera Walton, Cecil Percy and Frank Percy, al} of Toronto, Mrs. Louie Dunn of Stoney Creek and Mrs. Faith Bourne of Winâ€" nipeg, Manitoba. Mrs. Cass‘ eldest son, Robert Percy, was killed in action in Belgium durâ€" ing the Second World War in 1944, and her youngest daughter, ern Ontario. In June of 1922, Robert Percy died and Mrs. Cass became Postmistress of Boston Creek and Registrar of the District of Tamiskaming. Weston 1944 Weston Road Onposite John Street Weston, Ont. CB 14911 Weston Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Mortgage loans arranged Evenings by appointment 366â€"6497 Mortgage Money To Loan Evenings By Appointment Alfred H. Herman, B.A Barrister & Solicitor ALLAN L. NAIMAN, BA., LL.B. _ Public 1495 Kipling Ave. N DIRECTORY BARRISTERS Fraser & Simms Barristers â€" Solic{tors 1923 Weston Road Barristers â€" Solicitors 1936 Weston Road Heakes and MacDonald 789â€"3481 CH 4â€"5897 CBH 4â€"5314 New Picnic Areas For Motorists All service centres at present in operation, now have these free facilities adjacent, and all future service centres planned for highway 401, will also be provided | with nearby picnic arcas. in the interest of safety, the minister suggests that, as a means of relaxing from the traâ€" vel tensions and drowsiness, the public would be well advised to make use of these new. facilâ€" ities. Eight new picnic areas, desiaâ€" ned for the comfort and motor ing pleasure of the motoring public, have been announced by Charles S. MacNaughton, minisâ€" ter of highways. These free facâ€" ilities are provided for those using highway 401, who prefer to relax and refresh themselves outdoors. rather than in service centres, and it is felt that they will. receive general acceptance, especially those travelling with families. JAMES L. LOTIN President of Principal Publish ing Ltd., V. J. MeMillan, is pleaâ€" sed to announce the appointment of James L. Lotin as general manager of the WESTON TIMâ€" ESâ€"ADVERTISER. Mr. Lotin, who was previously advertising manager for this periodical, has a background of more than 10 years _ advertising _ experience with both newspapers and naâ€" tional magazines. Hope, died in London, Ontario in 1939. Mrs. Cass also leaves 17 grandchildren _ and _ a _ great grandâ€"daughter. The funeral service was held at St. James Crematorium on Wednesday, July 22, with Rev. Hannant of St. Clement‘s Angliâ€" can Church reading the service. Walter‘s Garage FULL GUARANTEE Motor & Automatic Repair Wheel Alignment . $9.50 FREE Courtesy Car. Pickâ€"up 1778 Jane St. CH 7â€"6590 Mt. Dennis J. R. Currie, O.D. 1891 Weston Rd.. Weston The late Mrs. Winnifrid Grace Cass For Appointment Call CH 1â€"0701 Piano Tuning And Repairing OPTOMETRY IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER ennis RO 9â€"2841 Work Guaranteed Wm. A. Riggs 1230 Jane Street GARAGES Optometrist MUSIC It would appear that our Board of Education and the Township Council cannot come to terms in this regard The Board wants to build the school in the High Point area, and is running into difficulties with the Council, Municipal Board and the Residents of the area. A few years ago, when the expenâ€" sive homes were built, it was zoned so that no structure other than _ single dwelling _ homes could be built, this including schools, churches, synagogues, etc. This \fz\nning will run out in 1969, but that will be too late for school children now in this new subâ€"division. Due to the addition to the Humber Memorial Hospital, the Pelmo Area has only a very small park area, but this is to be rectified with the Township acquiring land to the north of Pelmo School for this purpose. EDWARDS GARDENS We have been receiving &hroâ€" ugh the daily newspapers inâ€" formation regarding the acquirâ€" ing of five acres of woodland from Edwards Gardens for‘ the purpose of building a five room school for the new subdivision just North of Sunnybrook Hosâ€" pital. I attended a meeting with a number of Metro area M.P.‘s in the Minister of Transport‘s Ofâ€" fice a few weeks ago in connecâ€" tion with more adequate Air Terminal Transportation to Malâ€" ton Airport for those who do not live in the centre of the city of Toronto. This is another case where those who live in the outâ€" er fringes have had to travel for miles in order to make use of adequate transportation to a Federal service. We made a case for the need of a direct line In the future, que to the exâ€" tention of highway 400, many streets in our area are to be blocked off with no access to Jane Street. Pelmo Crescent and Woodward Avenue will have acâ€" cess only from Upwood, and Boylen from Church Street. Seaâ€" brook Avenue at Maple Leaf will also be closed. A cloverleaf is to be constructed, thus taking away the land at the foot of Rustic Road, and some of the houses, along with houses on Lawnside Drive adjacent to Jane Street. It will also be necâ€" essary for Scale‘s Garage to reâ€" locate farther north on Jane St. The council‘s alternative to this plan. is ta build this small "Little Red School House" of five rooms on the above menâ€" tioned property, which is at preâ€" sent a part of Edward‘s Garâ€" dens. * Moe Moreau, M.P. for Yorkâ€" Scarborough and I flew dows from Ottawa on the 7:15> a.m. flight to be present at the cereâ€" mony and I considered it a worthwhile effort because of the importance to North York of this Federal service now in our midst. Too often our very large population has been inconvenâ€" ienced by having to go all the way down town in connection with business having to do with Federal offices and Agencies. The recognition of the need of regional offices to serve areas like North York is pleasing to me, and the considerable time and effort that a number of us have expended for over a year in getting an N.E.S. office on Youge Street is now rewarded. I am hopeful that this principle of the extension of Federal serâ€" vices out to the perimeters of the city of Toronto will be acâ€" cepted as other needs arise. of the Natiqnal Empioyment Service at 4985 Youge Street last Monday morning. > by James I had the privilege of repreâ€" senting the Federal Minister of Labour at the official opening it‘s Your M.P. Opinion Maple Leaf 69 WILLIAMS ST DAILY CAR & TRUCK RENTAL Call D. S. TICKNOR REALTOR FOR ALL REAL ESTATE SERVICES United Services‘ Weston Presbyterian â€" Central United and Westminster United at Westminster United Church 10:00 a.m. * Appraisals * Selling Members of the Toronto Real Esiate Board * Mortgages NOTE: Earliee Hour of Servica SUNDAY, AUGUST 2 1945 LAWRENCE AVE. W. Dr. James 8. Mackentie George Baker 1782 JANE ST., WESTON Westminster Hnited Charch | B E. L M O N T ‘The Fxtendly Fomily Clanch‘ Rev. Jumes S. Mackensic, M.A., BD., ThDy CH 9â€"8231â€"32 sixty nine william street weston ontarie Strong and healthy people need the spiritual refreshment given by the church at each serâ€" vice. We cannot neglect this opâ€" portunity. It is through making sacrifices that we reach the true conception of living. Doing for others brings realization and apâ€" preciation for our church. Beâ€" come a regular attendant and supporter of your church. The church office is closed on account of holidays but in case of anyone wanting to reach the clergy, call the assistant Rector, the Rev. Canon Ralph Adye at his home if you do not get him at the church phone. The Rector and his family are enjoying â€" cottageâ€"life for the month. I met Russ Jackson, Star Canâ€" adian Quarterback of the Ottawa Roughriders, a few days ago. He was with Lioyd Francis the Liberal M.P. for Carleton in whose riding Mr. Jackson lives. I suppose the only reason I am mentioning this is because of my continued interest in sports and sportsmanship and physical fitness. I have discovered that most of us who participated in sports at one time still have a spot of hero worship left in us. From my chat with Russ Jackâ€" son I would say that he repreâ€" sents all that is best in sports; a high minded and clean living Canadian who is setting an example of achievement and sportsmanship that all young should try to follow. tently hammering at these proâ€" blems you finally get results, if you have a good cause. Last Thursday night at 11:4% the House finally completed seâ€" cond reading to Bill Câ€"110 which provided for Student Loans. Six long days of debate with conâ€" stant repetition of argument on the part of a handful of opponâ€" ents finally came to an end near midnight as we took our last vote in committee. On Friday the Bill received third reading after a last ditch effort to stall it further. Your M.P.‘s earned their money last week, I can tell you. Last Sunday services were well attended, especially the 10 a.m. which had nearly a full church. The early service had 25 present which denotes the spiritual life of the congregaâ€" tion. WILL _ EXCHANGE $40.00 per week for 15 hours of your free time. St. John‘s Church News Apply: â€" Box "F" Weston Times Advertiser 235 Dixon Road Weston, Ont. * Buying * Selling CH 1â€"4471 FOR truck parts it‘s Levy‘s â€" all makes â€" new, used, re 33. MOTOR CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS 35. MOTOR CARS 4 BURNER STOVE, breakfast ..nook set; combined radioâ€"reâ€" cord player, CH 1â€"5446 after 5. VANS â€" PANEL â€" PICKUPS STAKES HOUR, DAY OR YEAR LARGE COMFORTABLE room ACETELYNE OUTFIT â€" some Ԥ9 VAUXHALL VICTOR, 4 door, 44 thousand miles, good comâ€" dition. 249â€"4985. 37. MOTOR PARTS AND AND ACCESSORIES TWO HOUSEKEEPING rooms in quiet home for mother and girl 8@2, vicinity Pine St. Reasonable. CH 1â€"5745. WESTON â€" FURNISHED room for gentleman. CH 91774. WESTON â€" private, 2 rooms SINGLE ROOM, suit girls, parkâ€" ing, _ grill privileges. . CH 7â€"3510. BRIGHT FRONT ROOM, gentle: 30. ARTICLES FOR SALE FURNISHED ROOM, suit businâ€" ess girl. Grill privileges, parkâ€" ing. CH 7â€"3510. DON FINANCE $50 â€" $5000 ARRANGED BY PHONE CALL WESTON â€" 2 bedroom, residenâ€" tial, Weston Rd. â€" Lawignce â€" 401 Highway area. Adults only. 244â€"3705. 20. ROOMS WANTED 21. ROOMS WITH BOARD 9. MONEY TO LOAN SAME DAY On Your Own Signature No Bankable Security It You Can Make Monthly Payments You Can Get a Loab AT ROOM AND BOARD â€" Weston Rd. & Sheppard West. Feâ€" males only. Evenings only, 249â€"4729. 14. 22. ROOMS TO LET FURNISHED ALL MAKES AND MODELS $â€"1115 REXDALE CAR .AND TRUCK RENTALS body tools, private. 249â€"8809 WESTON â€" REXDALE CARS equipped, business couple pre ferred. CH 7449%. in good home. No light houseâ€" keeping. Abstainers. Gentleâ€" man. CH 1â€"7418. man preferred. CH 1â€"5779 Don Finance Co. Ltd. 1125 ISLINGTON AVE @. Rexdale Plaza Musical Instruments Music and Accessories CORRECTION®: This paper will be responsible for NOT more than ONE incorrect insertion of an advertise CcoPY U# you want RE&â€"ULTâ€"8 .,.. Use Classified Ads published every Thursday ~ 685 RACINE RD, 249â€"8277 ® School of M 4 John Street, Weston 241â€"3221 CH. 7â€"54838 APARTMENT FURNISHED ‘:‘An.dvcfi:in‘mhnhjcabm-mvdd the management of this paper. This paper reserves the right to classify all Advertisements. TRUCKS MONEY Classified CALL WESTON â€" CB l42l1â€"; | 3 | 1 » W. G. KELLY, plano tuning. Formerly with Heintrman, Maâ€" son, Risch, rebuilding any make to factory standards F ree estimates, satisfaction guaranteed. Skilled service is economy, neglect is costly. LE The Board of Education for the Township of North York reâ€" cently held a reception at Northâ€" view Heights C. I. to honour 30 staff members who have given 25 years of service. MACLEAN, M. Jeanine MeCULLOUGH. Janet Entertainment was arranged by Mr. R. N. McGregor, Princiâ€" pal of Queensborough Junior High School, accompanied by Mr. W. McAdam, Music Chairâ€" man at Queensborough. Mr. Stanbury made the presâ€" entations to the following guests of honour. who were inâ€" troduced by Dr. F. W. Minkler, Director of Education for North York: MeKAY, Annie 1 MeROBERTS, Arthur F. 3319 Dundas W. 43C ANDERSON, Constance ... BIRD, M. Effie Sverrmrertes BODDY, Albert E. ............. BRODIE, Lillian E. :mme BROWNLEE, Homer M. ... BROOKS, Florence E. as CAROTHERS, W. George . COONEY, Elirabeth F. ... CORNELL, Mariamne F. FEATHERSTONE, Jean W. FOOTE. Walter J. ... THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€"â€" Thursday, July 30, 1964 â€" EVERYTHING for the car, aew, used and rebuilt, machine shop service. Keys cut by code. Weston Auto Supply, 1839 Wesâ€" ton Rd. CH 1â€"3538. Open daily till 9 p.m. except Saturdays 6 The evening‘s programme was opened by Mr. Robert D. G. Stanbury. â€" Chairman â€" of the Board of Education. who welâ€" comed the guests of honour. 43. SERVICES OFFERED 43A. _ PAINTING & DECORATING PAINTING and decorating, inâ€" side or outside work. Paper hanging, free estimates. CH 1â€"1407. FIRST CLASS PAJNTING and paper hanging. 25 years exâ€" perience. CH 1â€"7548. 37. _ MOTOR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 42. GARDENING Special attention given to Paper Hanging and Commercial Work. All types of renovations and alterations, archways, ceiling designs, cornices, all work guaranteed in writing. Merion Nursery and field sod own on market garden firnd 5 miles from Metro Torâ€" onto. Rototillet work. Free estimates. Small orders can be picked up in the field. K{;sinburl g CY 6â€"1544 or CY 6â€" . repairs, all makes. Guaranâ€" teed. Rebuilts for sale. North York Education Board Honors 25 Year Staff Members At Reception VACUUM CLEANER H. C. BROOKBANKS 1972 Weston Rd., Weston CH 1â€"7681 Nashville Sod Supply WEST END RADIO PIANO TUNING 285â€"6752 Year of Appointment 1934* 1928 1930 1933 1931 1927 1927 1938 PAISLEY, Marie J. ... 1930 PROCTOR, Charles L. ... 1931 ROWSON. Thomas L. . 1936 SAMPSON. H. Beverly 1935 VINCENT, Marjorie E. ... 1986 WALKER, M. Isobel 1937 YOUNG, R. Allan 1933 * Service broken hy employâ€" ment elsewhere for one year. Mr. W. J. Hatris, Principal of Lawrence Heights Junior High School, gave the response after the presentations. Next on the programme was Piper Jock Campbell of the Maintenance Department who treated the assembly to some of his bagpipe music. His daughâ€" ter, Linda, gave a demonstration of Scottish Dancing.. Lindr is Champion of both the Canadian Open and United States Open Dancing Competitions, and will be representing Canada at the Edinburgh Festival, for the Opâ€" en World Dancing Championâ€" ship, on July 30 of this year. This complet the formal part of the pngmme While refreshments were served, guests of honour had an opporâ€" tunity to chat with officials ané 46A. HELP WANTED 47. HOUSEKEEPER, 3 half days a week. Sheppard and Weston Rd. Phone 247â€"7317. MRS. HAMMOND WARDLAW and family wish to express their thamks and appreciation for the many kind déxpressions of sympathy and floral tributâ€" es extended during their reâ€" cent, sad bereavement. WARDLAW â€" John Hammond. 41 Sledman, Maiton, passed away at home recently after a lengthy illness. He was 73 and a member of Astra Lodge 682, A.F.A.M. Masonic. Services were held Sunday, July 19, at Ward‘s Funeral Home, Wesâ€" tom, followed by family serâ€" vices Monday, July 20. Interâ€" ment was at Riverdale Cemeâ€" tery. Mr. Wardlaw is survived by his wife, the former Marâ€" garet Stubbs and six children; W. J. Wardlaw of Sault Ste. Marie, J. C. Wardiaw of Wesâ€" tom, Lorne Wardlaw of Downsâ€" view, Bruce Wardlaw of North Bay, Mrs. W. J. McDonald of Acton and Mrs. Louis Miron of Rexdale. There are ten grandchildren _ and _ thirteen greatâ€"grandchildren. HOME SEWERS with electric 55. CARD OF THANKS 46. _ HELP WANTED 45. _ HELP WANTED Firm located in Weston reâ€" quires dictaâ€"phone stenograpâ€" her capable of assuming divâ€" ersified duties in the hardâ€" ware department. Successful applicant must be grade 12 graduate, with a minimum of 2 years experâ€" ience. Starting salary $61.50. For appointment call 244â€"2511 Regal Dye Casting Co. Lid., 107 Kennedy Road South, Brampton, phone §77â€"1530 Dyeâ€"cast Operators, experâ€" ienced or will train. Apply TRUCK MECHANIC doll‘s clothes. 251 Saraurem Ave., 2nd floor. machines DICT Aâ€"PHONE STENOGRAPHER HAIRDRESSER Wanted FOUNDRY extension 322 DOMESTICS WANTED CH 19521 #47â€" DEATHS 1930 1931 1936 1935