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[wash rooma?", asked Alderman Fergus Brown- "Johnny - on - the - spots?" Alderman Gordon Keyes accused the Mayor of waving a tlag in the air. Councillors attacked a motion by Mayor Philip White on the feasibility of Ting tehoorroom partake: We to provide diy care centres last week. “What would they use for Perhaps the motion ap- peared far fetched to the councillors but it brings to light one of today's serious problems in York. Immediately after WWII, an emergency arose with the need for homes for wives and children of soldiers who had been killed. This emergency was solved with the erection of portable "war time" houses. The houses arrived in two parts, pulled on a float. They were placed anywhere land was available, mainly in Having lived in one of these houses, in a park, for 12 years, I can assure the councillors we did not use "Johnny - on - the - spots". Plumbing was installed. Day care was also an immediate need because mothers had to work. Nurserys were opened everywhere. The need overcame the restrictions. Today, the problem is just as severe. More and more mothers are forced to go out to work. Not because they wish to, but because cir- cumstances beyond their control warrant it. Lack of day care centres appears to be mainly because of the restrictions set down by the Day Nur- series Branch of the Ontario Department of Social and Family Services. Theée regulations make it almost impossible to find a suitable location in York for T Guaranteed: _ Deep green grass without deep brown burn Phone 241-9175 i 4000 EGLINTON AVE. Wat RElOES A little more Jlag waving wouldn't hurt It weeds your lawn... CIL Golfgreen A greens up your lawn GD Lawn ' Garden Products 0 Lawn & Garden Products If you have a sick lawn, get the Lawn Doctor GD Lawn ' Garden Products CIL Weed and Feed cures a gardenar's aching back CIL Lawn Doctor cures sick lawns Formerly Richviow Sid. Road human Rbyll York Rd. and Soul.“ Rd. PLANT WORL0 tro. One safe feeding of CIL Lawn Doctor cures sick lawns of crabgrass, common weeds, grubs and bugs. And it feeds your lawn back to lush thick green health. No burning. No prescription needed. CIL Golfgreen is guaranteed not to burn when used as directed, Even double the recommended rate will not burn. CIL Golfgreen is specially lovmulateo to make established lawns green. and hard-wearing. Ar, used by lgreens‘keepers across Canada, as it feeds your lawn. one nursery, let alone having than spaced evenly around WWW. _ _ woreiniparenu need day care centres that are close to Mme. They need centres to relieve the" 90;th worry about how their childisbeing cared tor in someone else's Mme. And they need the centres to relieve the financial burden of private day care. Emotionally, children need centres to give them a common ground. Children in centres are much more adjusted to their parents being away from them, than the child placed in a private home with children whose mother doean't have to work. Perhaps more of our councillors should wave flags in the air and attempt to solve this problem. +++ The lane at the rear of Avon Avenue, adjacent to the Borough of York Stadium, will not be closed. The closing would have created two dead-end lanes, eliminating excessive A letter mailed to 42 residents on Avon Avenue and Cayuga Avenue, by the Works and Traffic Depart- ment, asking their opinion on suggested closure of the lane brought little response. Lack of response to the letter indicated the majority of residents concerned were not interested one way or the other on the proposed closure of this lane. +++ Free York Child Health Centres are run at the following halls in the Jane Park and Mount Dennis d V.“ . " Mount Dennis Dawns Moss 769604' Jani, 7 Park I) hm: Rev. Roberts appointed rector of St. David's While there the couple felt a tremor and saw the remains of the recent ear- thquake. Harwood Hall, as Cayuga Avenue. Counselling and immunizing on the first Thursday of the month trom l:30 pm. to 3:30 pan.; Hollis Hall, 4 Hollis Street, counselling and immunizing on the third Thursday of each month from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.; Pritchard, Runnymede United Church, Pritchard at Batavia. Counselling and immunizing on the first Friday of the month from 1:30 pan. to 3:30 p.m.; Operated by the York Health Department, these centres offer immunization shots protecting infants against disease; counselling in regard to normal growth and development; discipline; safety; diet; general health concerns and behavior problems. +++ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saunders, Northcliffe Boulevard, are back home after an enjoyable month's vacation in Venice California, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jolly (Mrs. Saunder's Sister). Travelling with the Saunders was Mrs. Ivy Hill, sister of Mrs. Saunders. IT" 'H 2, Maple Leaf Mr. Saunders, a fire in- spector, retired in 1969, after 42 years of service. When he began as a firefighter, there was no fire department. Fires were fought by volunteers. The Saunders raised five children, all of whom are married with families of their own. One son, Ted, followed in his father's footsteps and became a firefighter. The Canonical Committee of St. David's Anglicar Church are happy to arr nounce that the Bishop has appointed the Reverend Jack Ross Roberts, BA., S.T.B. as its rector. The appointment is effective as of Sunday, April 24. Mr. Roberts is a graduate of Trinity College, University of Toronto, and was ordained to the Deaconate on May 8, 1966 and Priested on November 30, 1966. He has served as the Assistant Curate at St. Michael and All Angels, Priest-in-Charge at St. Matthias Bellwoods Avenue and was Priest-im Charge at St. Barnabas Halton Street prior to his appointment to St. Davids. We hope that Mr. Roberts, his wife and two small sons will be very happy at St. Davids. They have another son you may have heard of from time-to-time - Controller Douglas Saunders! The Rev. A.R. Cuvler was the interim Priest-in-Charge at St. Davids. Mr. Cuyler's warm, friendly personality and devotion to his work earned him a special spot in their hearts. «ll‘lilillfi 1 Our community was saddened to learn of the death of Bill Gerry of 32 Blue Springs Road on Wednesday, April 14 at Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Mr. Gerry was well known in the area having photographed many local functions and groups. To his wife Hilda, his daughter Shirley and son Ted we extend our deepest sym- pathy. Friends and relatives showered Pat Mortimore with many beautiful and useful gifts at a bridal shower Thursday, March 26. The shower was given by her aunt, Mrs. Mars. Middleton, 7 Amber Crescent. Pat, who lives at 268 Rustic Road, has had seven showers in all. She will be married to Bruce Land Amesbunié . ' l il f Cr. Pat Carter 244-0788 g; +++ Central United Church was the scene of a wedding Saturday, March 27 when Jeanne Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bolton of 15 Laxis Avenue, was united in marriage to Thomas Patrick MacNeil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MacNeil of Weston Road. Reverend Paul Fields officiated at the ceremony. Mr. Kenneth Dagg was the organist. MacNeiI-Bolfon exchange vows The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length satin gown trimmed in lace and a cathedral length train. Her waist length veil was held in place by a tiara headpiece. Kerr of 6 Flamingo Crescent at St. Davids Anglican Church on Saturday, April 24. . h GHEVE “ "E00NOMNE" t,'Gi1Elllit', No down payment. Apply renta to purchase pnce d you wash to buy, OR. return car With no further oblrgahon. No 'roterestcharges 'ECON0DRlVE" any make. any model, anywhere, THE EC0N00RWE 36 MONTH PLAN: 1634 Weston " _,i:i:'i. 1-9 PM WEEKDAYS 10-5 PM WEEKENDS g: 248-6571 ij.] DEERE 1945 [nuance Avenue we“. AUTO LEASING LTO 249-823 I WEST" Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MacNeil She carried a cascade of red roses. The junior bridesmaid, Sandra Coculuzzi, wore a floor length purple crepe dress with a cowl collar. Rhonda Nicholson, the flower girl, also wore a floor length dress in the light mauve shade. Darlene Coculuzzi, maid of honour, and Linda Bolton and Mrs. Sheila Nicholson, the bridesmaids, were at- tired in floor length purple crepe dresses with mauve crepe blouses. The at- tendants carried a cascade of Chrysanthemums and daisies. For her wedding trip, the bride chose a midi pant suit in green knit with black accessories. Best man was Philip MacNeil. Ushers were Robert Bolton, and Donald MacNeil, The couple are now residing in Mt. Dennis. humour. [1mm flan a omru; You an" a on nu Cu "in. - k: ”100. new. AIVM-Mdlvmmwh ”my. of -e I up». tho (at may!» by appnm. all you! moo-I7 povml " ON lull ”up..." price, and ma. tho "teste. or - 2 Comma-n. m. .1... no. . "n mod- .I - , 1mm... m. an.» no in»: ob Inguhan _ Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Silverthorne Legion Hall. ‘91“ Under the direction of the Department of Manpower and Immigration and the sponsorship of Chambers of Commerce, Boards of Trade and others, most Canada Manpower Centres for student employment will be in operation by May I. Summer work by students The Ontario Chamber d Commerce will launch the biggest Ontario Operation Placement program ever attempted In cooperation with the Ontario Department of Labour and the Canada Department of Manpower and Immigration, efforts Operation Placenta! job centre? yhich prortd luc- again this year in order to meet the need at an expected increased number of student Jolt seekers. increasing student job op portunities. (Listed under Calendar are public service an- nouncements of upcoming fund-raising events for charity; also notices of meetings to be held by non- profit organizations or those of general interest to the public. Notices, not to exceed 30 words, preferably typewritten, will be accepted until noon Monday preceeding day of publica- tion). +++ The Women's Auxiliary of the Weston Navy League is holding a rummage sale, Saturday April 24 from'l p.m. to 3 p.m. at RCSCC Illustrious, 2121 lawrence Avenue West. +++ The Westminster United Church Choir is presenting the variety show "Pandora's Box" in the auditorium of Westminster United Church, William Street. Per- formances will be held April 22, 23 and 24 at 8 p.m. Tickets will be available at the door or may be obtained by calling Mrs. June Matty, (2490833). +++ The United Church Women are holding a rummage sale at Central United Church, 1 King Street, Weston, Friday April 30 at 6:30 p.m., and Saturday May 1, at 10 am. +++ The Catholic Women's League of Our Lady Of Victory Church, ' 117 Guestville, are holding a rummage sale Saturday April 24 in the church at l, pan. There will be bargains galore and tea will be ser- Biggest [ob program soon to be launched for Reg price W $ll.W, [31539 I? LADIESSLIMS _t1ti,tltl in.” R GIRLS DRESSES 37299,, [$55.39 BABY BONUS DRAW All citizens are remln- ded to set clocks and watches FORWARD one hour at 2 am. on SUNDAY, April 25th, 1971. Sunday, April 25th to Sunday, October 3Ist, 1971. BOROUGH OF NORTH YORK DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME GIRL'S MIDI COATS Calendar 4 You must register tteil FREE I No purchase necessary viti'iit8l-ili:i-l-zli, Basil H. Hall, Mayor towards FIFTEEN COMPLETE place setting for eight ENGLISH BONE CHINA Ina long been a human in Canada and in WWII)!- finance their education for the following school year. According to Mr. HA. Brundage, Chairman of the Ontario Operation Placement Committee, the need for job assistance is greater than ever and the Ontario Operation Placement Program is designed to meet this need. "We must recognize," he said "that many of these students would be unable to continue their studies withoutearning a reasonable amount of money in the summer, or in other cases, undue strain would be placed on the family finances." oriented Ontario students were, for many years. able to count on jobs to help ALL BABY BONUS CHEOUES CASHED s25 00 IN OUR STORE ARE ELIGIBLE FOR A . GIFT CERTIFICATE 2 To be eligible-register your Name, Address and Phone number 3 There will be one winner daily until sale ends April 30th. -- Draws made will -- Winners notified. 5 Only one winner allowed er fumilg. For Immediate Delivery! if'lt: tNtllpy1ift pfyilgng DRAW RULES DRAW RULES Reg price NOW'* $30.00 ISM.” LADIES SKIRTS R upra OW 'ih"h'ir Isa.” Two - “data at". A bun-n mun n a I" use. an you won“ I... Day M M. thh " M" w In I m -.. 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