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Before going on vacation two weeks ago, 1 mentioned that I might have something interestâ€" ing to tell you about our proâ€" posed visit to the House of Commons in Ottawa. Mr. James Walker, M.P. for York Centre, and of course, your representative in the Federal Government, made all seven of our family very elcome and arranged seats for us in the M.P.s Visitor‘s Gallery on the east side, where we could see the members of the Governâ€" ment in action. Mr. Walker, who is the Chief Government Whip, and whose office in Room 308B is next door to the Prime Minister‘s, was seated directly behind Mr. Pearâ€" son and Mr. Martin, in the secâ€" tion of the House designated for ‘‘The Cabinet". Directly â€" across _ from _ Mr Pearson, sat Mr. Diefenbaker, leader of the Opposition, and seated beside him was Mr. Nowâ€" lan. On the same side, but closer to the back of the House, were sections for the smaller opposiâ€" tion parties. Both Mr. Douglas and Mr. Thompson, leaders of two of these partics were preâ€" sent in the House. We were all quite fascinated with the role of the Debate Reâ€" porters, who sit at two desks in the centre isle, recording every word spoken, for Hansard â€" Parliament‘s official publicaâ€" tion. The reporters (the majorâ€" ity of whom are male), work about 15 minute shifts, some reâ€" cording on shorthand machines and some doing it the oldâ€"fashâ€" Weston Weston Magerman & Page Barristers > Solicitors 1630A Wilson Ave 247â€"2191 Crang Plaza Estate Funds Available For Mortgage Loans Barristers â€" Solicitors Geo. W. Bull B. Comm. Howard G. Ashbourne, B.A 43 KING STREET CH O 4â€"5547â€"8â€"9 Evenings by Appointment DAILY CAR & TRUCK RENTAL Bull & Ashbourne ACCOUNTANTS Chartered Accountants Chartered Accountant 1730 Weston Road Marsh, Goulding WESTON TRAVEL SERVICE Personally Yours by Peg Grant Maple Leaf & Amesbury News C. W. LEASK BARRISTERS 1969 Weston Road SOFT BOOK NOW AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT $5.00 GOING OVERSEAS? 2063 Lawrence Ave. W. at Weston Rd Back To School Complete 2145 WESTON ROAD wWESTON ROAD PLAZA Professional â€" Business 1945 LAWRENCE AVE. Phone 244â€"5324 CH 4â€"6061 CH 1â€"1129 B E L M O N T CH 9â€"8231â€"32 CREME OIL l It is interesting to note that at no time does a speaker refer to a Member of Parliament by his own name, but rather ‘"The Honourable Member from .. ." | _At precisely 2 o‘clock, to beâ€" | gin the session for the day, a bell is rung, which is heard all ‘over the building, and throughâ€" out all the offices, summoning the members. This bell rings continually until a quorum of 20 members is present. After a prayer, the galleries are open to the public. | _ On this day, of the 2nd Sesâ€" \ sion of the 26th Parliament of Canada, the "question period", which is the first business beâ€" fore the House each day, was very short, lasting about 20 minâ€" |utes. Immediately following the "question period", the ‘"Flag Debate" was under way. During the â€" afternoon, there were 9 \bpelkeu heard on the flag isâ€" sue, making a total of 103 beard !to date. iond way, with pen and ink, in shorthand note books. The stenoâ€" grapher at the first desk takes down all the English spoken and the stenographer at the rear desk records the words spoken in the French language We were present in the house, when a man, seated in the west gallery stood up and threw a blood bomb, which landed in the centre isle of the House of Comâ€" mons, landing directly in front of Mr. Nowlan, who was speakâ€" ing at the time. â€" It took the Pages in the House a considerable amount of time cleaning up all the blood splat: Weston 1944 Weston Road > Opposite John Street Weston, Ont. CH 1â€"1911 Weston ALLAN L. NAIMAN, B.A., LL.B. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public 1495 Kipling Ave. N., Kipling Plaza Mortgage loans arranged. Evenings by appointment. 266â€"6497 Mortgage Money ‘lo 1oan Evenings By Appointment Alfred H. Herman, B.A Barrister & Solicitor DIRECIORY BARRISTERS Barristers â€" Solicitors Fraser & Simms Barristers â€" Solicitors PHONE CH â€"7â€"3938 Heakes and MacDonald 1923 Weston Road PERM 1936 Weston Road CH 1â€"5978 | CH 4â€"5697 CH 4â€"5314 tered desks, but by the time the evening session rolled around, the House was in order, and the carpet clean again. Readers of the WestonTimes Advertiser might be interested to know that it was during this session, or should I say, this day of the session, that Mr. Ralph Cowan, Liberal M.P. for York Humber, spoke against the proâ€" posed new flag. Mr. Walker made us most welcome and did everything posâ€" sible to make our visit a memorâ€" able one, ending the day with a tour of the beautiful Parliamentâ€" ary Library. Even though the Honourable Member from Rosetown Biggar, Mr, Cooper succeeded in putting our young five year old son to sleep, I am sure that our four daughters, students at Queensâ€" borough Jr. High and Downsâ€" view Secondary School, have a much better knowledge of the GOVERNMENT OF CANADA. NORTHWESTERN Y.M.C.A. AQUARAMA Culminating a summer proâ€" gramme at Downsview Air Force Base of Swimming Instruction and Water Safety, the Northâ€" western _ Y.M.C.A. presen t e d "Aquarama‘" on Thursday, Augâ€" ust 27th, under the direction of Aquatic Director, Mrs. Jeanette Reeves. During the evening, there were water races, a diving competitâ€" ion and a demonstration by the leaders and children of "Life Saving". The children, under the directâ€" ion of their leaders, showed a progression of swim skills from the Nonâ€"Swimmers up to the "Fifth Star". The high diving competition As Past President of this or | for club members this fall in ganization it is my privilege to* the area. invite you to take part as a We have a fine group of boys member of this club. Perhaps| in our junior division who opâ€" I should give you a short resume‘ erate their own activities ander of the program plans for the| the supervision of senior club coming f@ll and winter months.‘ members. WE NEED YOU TO First and foremost the club| HELP IN THIS PROJECT. operates on a good fellowship| For those interested in smallâ€" basis were sportsmen can mi‘t’lj bore rifle range target shooting in an informal setting to dis<| the club owns six good .22 rifles cuss the many interesting activiâ€"| and related equipment to perâ€" ties of hunting and flshin,:.’ mit a program of competition Fishing and hunting outings ate} for _ Dominion _ Marksmanship planned for the members, bY| Pins. Range facilitics are availâ€" the members. Trophies are giv>| able for weekly winter meets. en at an annual presentaiion ev-* Along these same lines the Onâ€" ening of dancing that includes| tario Government safe hunter the members‘ wives. | training course is given to the The club motto being "CO"â€"; public by members who are volâ€" servation First" it is only fitting | unteer instructors. The club motto being "Conâ€" servation First" it is only fitting that some project no maiter how small is carried out. Along these lines we are at the present time engaged in a wood duck nesting box program in the Washago â€" Severn River area. This project serves three purâ€" poses. _ Wildlife â€" Conservation, Landowner â€" Sportsman _ Relw tions, and it gives the club memâ€" In the month of September another season of activity will begin for members of the Wes ton Rod and Gun Club. Walter‘s Garage FULL GUARANTEE _Wheel Alignment . $9.50 FREE Courtesy Car. Pickâ€"up 1778 Jane St. CH 7â€"6599 Mt. Dennis Motor & Automatic Repair J. R. Currie, O.D. 1891 Weston Rd., Weston For Appointment Call CH 1â€"0701 * # Piano Tuning And Repairing Wm. A. Riggs 1230 Jane Street GARAGES OPTOMETRY IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER ennis RO 9â€"2841 Work Guaranteed Optometrist MUSIC # Yours For GConservation was won by H. McCue, who sucâ€" cessfully skimmed the bar at a height of 3‘9", over 14 other competitors. The following children receivâ€" ed awards, which advances them to the next class: NONâ€"SWIMMERS â€" J. Gibson, G. Van Masnen, W. Mcinroy BEGINNER 2 â€" M. Jackman, C. Burke, B. Horne, B. Marâ€" shall, V. Wilshinsky, S. Gadd, and J. Hyland. . ADVANCED BEGINNER â€" R. Baker, A. Christiansen, M. Dearlove, N. Hanna, K. Ing/ ram, D. MacFarlane,, J. Palâ€" mer, 8. Shrott, P. Bagnell, D. Blakeman, L. Cowan, P. Dearâ€" love, P. Hanna, R, Kirkey, J. Mcloroy, L. Sautman, M. Thoâ€" marat, R. Vaughan, J. Baker, R. Bentley, L. Cowan, R. Greenslade, D. Hay, D. Lindâ€" say, J. Milrose, J. Sealey, D. Tsukada, L. Woodward FIRST STAR â€" M. Bagnell, V. Bekker, M Christiansen, K. Jackson, C. Lindsay, S. Atkinâ€" son, P. Bagnell, D. Brennan, D. Fraser, R. Jackson, P. Love, J. Wileock, L. Bagnell, T Baker, R. Carter, L. Guy, R. Johnston, P. Sturm. SECOND STAR â€" T. Gibson, L. the children, was of course, the antics of the clowns, which preâ€" ceded the award of certificates. Bagnell, E. Hollinsworth, C. Mr. Bruce Colbourne, head o0 Warman, T. Baker, R. Johnâ€"| the Amesbury Hockey Commit ston, and G. Warman tee, is now busy drafting applic THIRD STAR â€" R. Ingram, M. | ation forms for the hockey seasor Bekker, R. Jackson, P. Robâ€" | for boys from 8 to 18 years 0 inson, J. Woodward, J. Gibson, | a8°. D. McGuire and Y. Thorpe. Erection of the new Artificia FOURTH STAR â€" D. Canivet, | Rink is now underway, with the M. Bekker, J. Gibson, C. Nigra, | footings now in. This rink is t J. Campbell, R. Ingram, R. | be ready for the hockey seasor Richmond The Committee is now looking FIFTH STAR â€" H. McCue, J. |for adults, fathers or otherwis Campbell, C. Nigra, P. Derkâ€"| to assist with the hockey progr sen and F. Woodward | amme in the capacity of referee The "Y" programme at the | manager, coach or otherwise. I RC.A.F. Base is now completed | is to be hoped that they will hav and the children‘s programmes | a much more successful season will begin again in the fall at | with no games having to be post Downsview Secondary School. lponed due to weather conditions CHURCH SERVICES If you wish to offer assistanci Combined church services beâ€" | in any capacity, please call M tween North Park Presbyterian 1 Colbourne at CH 1â€"1562 bers, both senior and junior the opportunity to take part in a concrete program for cunservaâ€" tion. Hunting will be available for club members this fall in the area. We have a fine group of boys in our junior division who opâ€" erate their own activities ander the supervision of senior club members. WE NEED YOU TO HELP IN THIS PROJECT. The winter ice fishing season is a very popular time for us with outings arranged for us by our iceâ€"hut chairman in four huts owned by the club. Club _ members and _ their friends are able to enjoy a day ice fishing at a very nominal fee that covers the cost of operâ€" ating and maintenance of our huts. our iceâ€"hut chairman in four| We sportsmen have a ‘remâ€" huts owned by the club. | endous potential for some of the Club _ members and their| best migratory bird, upland friends are able to enjoy a day | game and big game hunting in ice fishing at a very nominal| the world, right here in Ontario. fee that covers the cost of operâ€"| if we can get together and go ating and maintenance of our| after it and make our wishes huts. llmov.n to the people elected to As the season progresses inâ€"| manage our renewable resourcâ€" teresting outdoor movies and inâ€"|°s. Many more voices are needâ€" formative outdoor speakers are ’ ed. How about paying us a visit presented for the enjoyment of |some evening soon‘ We would all interested members. Thebe glad to meet you. 11:00 am. â€" Dr. James S. Mackenzie On Sunday, September 13, Bible Class and Senior Sunday School will start at 9M5 a.m. The Primary, Beginners, Nursery and Babies will meet at 11:00 a.m. by Ed Harper CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH Call Pastoral Assistant: Rev. Enos W. Hart, B.A.; B.D D. S. TICKNOR REALTOR FOR ALL REAL ESTATE SERVICES 11:00 a.m â€" "Man‘s Need of Religion" Minister: Rev. Ralph E. Spencet, M.A.; BD SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1964 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1964 * Mortgages | _ * Buying * Appraisals * Selling Members of the Toronto Real Emate Board King Street and Weston Road George Baker 1782 JANE ST., WESTON Woestminster Hnited €Lhurch Rev. James S. Mackenzie, M.A, BD., Th.D, sicty nine william street weston ontarie ‘The Frimudly Fomaly Church‘ and Elverston Park United, conâ€" eluded on Sunday, with Rev. G. Vias preaching the sermon, asâ€" sisted by Mr. C. G. Beckel. Next Sunday, Mr. Beckel will conduct services at Elverston Park at 11:00 a.m. and Mr. Vias will preach at North Park at 10:00 a.m. FINAL STANDING PEE WEE (under 13) 1st Biâ€"Rite Drugs 2nd Rack and Cue 3rd Crescent Crane 4th Walker‘s Food The best 2 out of 3 finals will begin tonight, September 3rd and continue on Tuesday and Thurs day of next week, if necessary. AMESBURY SPORTS CLUB Mr. Gibson, of the Amesbury Sports Club informs me nvl the softâ€"ball is nearing completion and the finals getting under way. Individual trophies will also be awarded. The Squirts (under 10) Soft Ball quarter finals are now under way, with the semiâ€"finals being played next week. Games will be played at 6:30 p.m. on No. 3 diamond, near the Community Centre, and it is hoâ€" ped that parents, friends and everyone interested in boys softâ€" ball will come out and take adâ€" vantage of the new bleachers beâ€" ing installed at this location. HOCKEY Mr. Bruce Colbourne, head of the Amesbury Hockey Commitâ€" tee, is now busy drafting applicâ€" ation forms for the hockey season for boys from 8 to 18 years of age. Each member of the Weston Rod and Gun Club receives for his annual fee a monthly club ‘bulletin and a automatic memâ€" \ bership in The Ontario Federaâ€" tion of Anglers and Hunters Inâ€" corporated. â€" This â€" organization is supported by many groups [ such as ours and is the only | voice that sportsmen have to )air their ideas to Government Officials. Two club members | from Weston are officials of this i fine organization. Erection of the new Artificial Rink is now underway, with the footings now in. This rink is to be ready for the hockey season The Committee is now looking for adults, fathers or otherwise to assist with the hockey progrâ€" amme in the capacity of referee, manager, coach or otherwise. It is to be hoped that they will have a much more successful season, with no games having to be postâ€" poned due to weather conditions. If you wish to offer assistance club meets in the Weston Muniâ€" cipal Building on Monday evenâ€" ings at 8 p.m. While the mem:â€" bers usually get together each week, one Monday a month is set aside as a business meeting and the necessary programs and expenditures and projects of the club are discussed. At this meetâ€" ing. the various chairmen give their â€" reports a n d proposals for the future activity of the club. â€"â€" _ CH 1â€"4471 9. MONEY TO LOAN |RETIRED LADY desires com } fortable â€" housekeeping room CH 1â€"9856. SAME DAY On Your Own Signature No Bankable Security It You Can Make Monthly Payments You Can Get a Loab 20. ROOMS WANTED DON _ FINANCE $50 â€" $5000 ARRANGED BY PHONE CA&ALL SI SELF CONTAINED 1 bedroom basement apartment (stove) parking. CH 1â€"2365. 12. HOUSE TO LET WESTON â€" Partially furnished basement apartment, 2 rooms with _ kitchenette, _ washing machine, T.V. outlet. Parking. Reasonable. . Adults. 247â€"0236 after 4 p.m. 16. APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED SINGLE ROOM in clean home on main floor, gentleman preâ€" ferred. CH 1â€"9608. ROOM man area WESTON ON MacDonald. One 21. ROOMS WITH BOARD 22 ROOMS TO LET FURNISHED WESTON RD.. near transporta tion, furnished bedroom. 244â€"4430. LARGE housekeeping room with toilet and basin. Private enâ€" trance. no parking. To refined business person or . student. Close to transportation. CH 9â€"0588. COMFORTABLE _ bedroom _ in home of widow for refined business â€" girl. Kitchen â€" and laundry privileges. CH 1â€"5073. 30. ARTICLES FOR SALE BOOKCASE BKD and spring |_____..._._...._.___...__. light gray walnut, excellent.| 45. _ HELP WANTED $35; dresser with mirror to | match, $20; brown wood cabâ€"| _.__MA“LE,,_ pvueres inet for records or books,| WILL _ EXCHANGE _ $40.00 brand new. $4; large green| Per Week for 15 hours of table lamp. $3; winter coat | Y9U" free time. size 32 or 34, good condition: Apply: | Box "F" drapes _ and bedspreads . to | match, twin, satin velvet marâ€" Weston Times Advertiser non. $60. Other odds and ends. 235 Dixon Road Call after 4. 244â€"5016 \| Weston, Ont. [)% ROOM unfurnished house, a® conveniences. 33 Church St.. Weston. 741â€"0208, CH 1â€"1058. CH. 7â€"5488 Don Finance Co. Ltd. 1125 ISLINGTON AVE N. Rexdale Plaza If you want Râ€"Eâ€"§â€"ULâ€"Tâ€"8 .... MONITOR, apartment size elecâ€" tric washer, complete . with wringer, 30" high. $20. CH Uze Classified Ads published every Thursday Tuesday, 5§ p.m. . . . deadline Monday 12 Noon . .. . cancellation. CORRECTIONS: This paper will be responsible tor NOT more thain ONE incorrect insertion of an advertise COPY: All advertising copy is gubject to the approval of the management of this paper. This paper reserves the right to classify all Advertisements. 32. KITTENS. white, vellow, black. Free to good home. Call before 6. AT 8â€"1839 COLLIE PUPPIES, registered Sable and white. Phone 257 35. 33 AUSTIN with overhaulled engine. good condition. $85. CH 40148 room for business lady after 6, CH Tâ€"1541. 7â€"5526 Musical Instruments Music and Accessories Rose School of Music 4 John Street, Weston 241â€"3221 ment AND BOARD for young in Jane and Trethewey Call 244â€"0784. Classified MONEY PET STOCK MOTOR CARS CALL WESTON â€" CH 142112 , Mgr. Call THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€"â€" Thursday, Sept. 3, 33. MOTOR CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS VANS â€" PANEL â€" PICKUPS STAKES HOUR, DAY OR YEAR WESTON â€" REXDALE CARS ALL MAKES AND MODELS TRUCKS FOR truck parts it‘s Levy‘s â€" all makes â€" new, used, reâ€" built. 1400 Weston Road. RO #â€"1115. EVERYTHING for the car, new, 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 37. _ MOTOR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 42. GARDENING 3319 Dundas W. RO 2â€"3030 43. SERVICES OFFERED 43A. _ PAINTING & DECORATING FIRST CLASS PAJNTING and paper banging. 25 years exâ€" perience. CH 1â€"7548. PAINTING and decorating, inâ€" side or outside work. Paper hanging, free estimates. CB 1â€"1407. Merion Nursery and field sod grown on market garden land 5 miles from Metro Torâ€" onto. Rototiller work. Free estimates. Small orders can be picked up in the field. Klelriburg CY 6â€"1544 or CY 6â€"1251. W. G. KELLY, piano tuning. Formerly with Heintzman, Maâ€" son, â€" Risch, rebuilding â€" aay make to factory standards F ree estimates, satisfaction guaranteed. Skilled service is economy, neglect is costly. LE 43C PIANO TUNING REXDALE CAR AND TRUCK â€" RENTALS Special attention given to Paper Hanging and Commercial Work. All types of renovations and alterations, archways, ceiling designs, cornices, all work guaranteed in writing. repairs, all makes. Guaranâ€" teed. Rebuilts for sale. WEST END _ RADIO & ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER Steady â€" job, full employee benefits. Experience in lumâ€" ber yard or planeing mill useful, but not necessary. R. Laidlaw Lumber Co. Ltd., Apply Personnel Office, With minimum of Grade 12 education, required by Bank of Nova Scotia, Weston. Good prospects for advancement. H. C. BROOKBANKS 1972 Weston Rd., Weston CH 1â€"7681 Nashville Sod Supply Lumber Handlers 65 RACINE RD. 249â€"8277 50 Oak St., Weston YOUNG MAN Apply 241â€"4623 Phone 244â€"1741 285â€"6752 EXPERIENCED| hairdresser wanted. 677â€"3146. 48. _ EMPLOYMENT WANTED GIRL FRIDAY, experienced ofâ€" fice worker interested in partâ€" time position. Write to Box "I", Weston Times, 235 Dixon Rd., Weston. Required for 1 or 2 days per week as required. $11.00 per day. Call Mr. J. Van Kessel CH 4â€"2511 â€" Local 308 _ United Dairy and Poultry Coâ€"Operatives Ltd. 35 Oak St., Weston 54. IN MEMORIAM BREEDON â€" In loving memory of my dear husband Harry. Gone, dear husband; gone required for small modern office in Rexdale area. Reâ€" ply stating age, experience, etec. to Box "H". Weston Times Advertiser, 235 Dixon Rd.. Weston, Ont. For assembly work. Apply at Kamro Lighting Products, 23 Brydon Drive, Rexdale. BODIAM â€" We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our relatives, friends, neighâ€" bours, sheet metal Union Local 30, Janco sheet metal Company, sheet metal departâ€" ment Orenda Engines, guns extension, Canada _ Packers, Steel Co. of Canada and Wesâ€" ton Cornation Lodge No. 677, for the lovely cards, floral triâ€" butes and many acts of kindâ€" ness, extended to us in the loss of a loving husband and fathâ€" er. Especially Rev. L. Harvey Allen whose comforting words were greatly appreciated. 55 CARDS OF THANKS §7. MARRIAGES Mr. & Mrs. John Batchelor of 53 Duncanwoods Drive, Wesâ€" ton, announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter June Carol to Mr. James Alexâ€" ander Gordon, son of Mr. & Mrs. James Gordon of Downsâ€" view. The marriage will take place Saturday, Sept. 5th, 1964 at 2. o‘clock, in Riverside United Church, Weston. 58. COMING EVENTS MOUNT DENNIS Legion Bingo starts Sept. 9th and continues every week. THE FAMILY of Mrs. Leslie Ella are holding Open House for friends and relatives on the occasion of her 80th Birthday, Sept. 15th, at her residence 3487 Weston Road, between the hours 2â€"5 and T9. No gifts please. 59 â€" ANNOUNCEMENTS forever, How we miss your smiling Your local merchants keep the economic wheels of your communiyt turning throughout the year. See their advertising in this newspaper. USE THE TIMES CLASSIFIED SECTION face, But you left us to remember None on earth can take your enjoyedâ€" How sweet the memory stillâ€" But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill. place. A happy home we once Repairs to all makes of POWER MOWERS & AIRâ€"COOLED t#ln.. HAND & POWER MOWERS sharpened. NEW MOWERS FOR SALE Pincor & Jacobsen, 2830 WESTON RDâ€" CH 1â€"4621â€"2 2414747 TYPIST CLERK CLERK TYPIST CLERK TYPIST SERVICE STATION EXPERIENCED MASON‘S Used Mowers Wife Mary and Family. WOMEN Tore, Lawnboy, 244â€"5531 â€"wife, Mary