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Eligible persons have begun receiving the 1971 benefits under the Ontario Government's suppleme- ntary tax assistance for the elderly, according to Municipal Affairs Minister Dalton Bales. Social Credit comes to York West The basement of the Church of the Advent, on Pritchard Avenue, is beginning to look like an Antique Dealer's Shop, as truck loads of wares are delivered in preparation of the Flea Market to be held By the constitution of the Social Credit Party of Canada, a riding association must have 25 or more members before an election of officers can take place. Last week ten members of the Social Credit Party of Canada met to form a riding association for the federal constituency of York West. Mr. Bales explained that cheques are being mailed out (over the next four weeks) to nearly 300,000 elderly per- sons. Benefits total $18 million. Displaying some of the wares going on sale this week at the Church of the Advent are: (front row) Margaret Keyes (holding basket), Evelyn Chipperfield (sitting behind ironer), Patricia Jackson under the dryer, and Florence Single residents will receive an immediate $50 payment and an opportunity to apply for up to $50 ad- ditional benefits. Application forms accompany the initial The Minister noted that married couples - when both parties receive the The plan is designed to provide a maximum of $100 per household. Assistance goes to recipients of the federal guaranteed income supplement. _ G.I.S. - will automatically receive the $100 maximum benefits, (Le. $50 each) available under the Ontario plan. Last year 4000 residents of York, Etobicoke and West Toronto took part in Continuing Education programs in: . creative and hobby crafts . recreational sports . community and family studies . professional business certificate programs q gourmet food, fashions, theatre and music F courses Over 130 new programs are starting this Fall - Sept. 13th. . Join the Nightcrowd at _ Humber College Call the Nightcrowd Hotline - 677-9540 Join Us - We're your community college. We're open 'till 10 p.m every evening Monday thru Thursday Continuing Education Division Humber College of Applied Arts and Technology P.O. Box 1900 Rexdale, Ontario Cheques in the mail Flea Market to raise funds Members of the church have been busy picking up and delivering, sorting and cleaning the many items donated for what could well be one of the largest Flea Markets held in the area. At the first meeting held at the El Paso Restaurant on September I, the par- this coming weekend. A further meeting is planned for mid September in an effort to enroll more members. Roomers are also eligible for supplementary tax However, the Social Credit - ssociation of York West, elected Mr. Paul Fromm, B.A., as interim president. cheques. Gell. Directly Eehind them are (from left to right) Eileen Clulow, Rene Sewell, Margaret Dewasha and Fred Chip- pertield. In the rear are Michael Doe and Rev. King. ticipants agreed that: L) There is widespread discontent with the Liberals, the N.D.P., and the Progressive Conservatives in York West; 2.) That people are fed up with the socialism of these three parties and are sick and tired of debt, spiralling taxation and government aid to revolutionaires in the Electrical appliances, dishes, furniture, books, games, etc., all in excellent condition, will be on sale Friday, September 10, from 6 am. to 9 um, and Safurday, Septémber 11, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. assistance for the, elderly, and will receive $50 in benefits. V The Advent is holding the market in an effort to raise money for repairs to the west wall in the basement of the church. An estimated $500 is required to repair the damage to the wall caused by drain problems. C.Y.C. and the Opportunities for Youth programs; 3.) That many people are looking for an alternative - a party dedicated to balanced budgets, free enterprise, individual initiative and a fair déal for the working Joe - the taxpayer; 4.) That the Social Credit Party of Canada is that party; 5.) That the York West Social Credit Riding Association must organize to inform the ,voters of York West; ii.) That they will field a Social Credit candidate in the next federal election. by Alex Hunt A great deal of the Weston Information and Referral Centre (WIRC) ad- ministration is handled by three very active volunteer co-ordination; 77 A Our Office Co-ordination' is Mrs. Wendy Beardall. Wendy maintains accurate records of inquiries, number of calls and drop-ins at the Centre and a breakdown of headings for each inquiry. She also keeps the office equipment and stationary supplies available. The Information Co- ordinator is Mrs. Esther Reed. Esther has the job of keeping the files up to date with the latest information. Esther keeps many of the volunteer staff busy durmg their time period by having them call various organizations for In- formation. Our last co-ordinator is Mrs. Ruth Rollings, the Volunteer Co-ordinator. Ruths' job is a never ending one - she prepares the volunteer work schedules. The free bus service promised to residents of the area hampered by the re- construction of the St. Clair overpass at Jane Street is now in effect. The TTC service began last Tuesday. However, the free service is only in effect between St. John's Road and Beginning on Septem- ber 8, 1971, all Borough of York public libraries will be open on Wednesdays in addition to the usual hours. On October 3, 1971, York's Main Library will open Sunday afternoons 1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. in the adult department, October through April. These changes are in reponse to the needs The faces behind WIRC Free bus service York _ library hours The Centre is always manned by two people but try arranging this and maintaining it when you have illness, business, weather and sometimes forgetfulness. Somehow, Ruth always comes through. Where would WIRC's administration be without the help of the 'male species'? We solved this problem when Mr. Fleming Gilmour was appointed Office Supervisor by the Board of Directors. As Fleming himself said at one of our meetings, "There is no way I can comment or criticize the excellent work being accomplished by the three co-ordinators. I'm happy being an Odd-Job- Man around the Centre." Everyone knows that all well managed organizations need someone of this type, and we have an excellent one. Later this month we hope to have a paid part-time cor ordinator on our staff who will take over the duties of the three volunteer co- ordinators but will have their Further details of the service may be obtained from the Jane Street bus drivers or through TTC information at 487-2424. voiced by the citizens of the Borough of York. Main Adult Monday through Friday 12:00 noon - 8:30 p.m. Saturdays 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sundays 1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Branches Monday through Friday 2:00 p.m. f,.8f30 p.m. Pritchard Street and not between Dundas and St. Clair as was originally planned. Saturpafis 10:00 a.m. - 5:00gr.1n.' assistance and also the assistance of all the other WIRC volunteer staff. If you would be interested in becoming this co- ordinator (10 hours per week, 2 hours per day) please call our action number 244-2000 or 244-2020. Leave your name and telephone number with one of our friendly volunteers and in a short time you will be contacted by the Per- sonnel Committee Chairman and given an interview. 1i5t0tillteNSi)3iSh CLEARANCEof7l MODELS TRADE-IN ACCEPTED Extra large well branched plants in full leaf for instant effect in your garden. HOURS: Monday Through Friday 8:00 AM. To 6:00 PM. Saturday 8:00 AM. To 5:00 PM. Sunday Closed. REEVES Formerly Richview Side Road between Royal York'Rd. and Scarlett Rd. 0 Silver Leaf'Dogwood 0 Purple Sand Cherry 0 Hydrangea BRIDGEPORT 26" SUPER RECTANGULAR COLOUR TA. Our very own Electrohome model High Style - Low Boy console AVA ELECTRONICS Stunning transitional styling is at home ’ i " in almost any decor. 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