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The Navy League of Canada. Weston, has set sail for some exciting events during the coming year. All corps are back from summer vacations and the first event will be the annual regatta at H.M.C.S. York where Sea Cadets, Wrenettes and Navy league Cadets from all over Ontario will compete in sailing, rowing, sports and drill. Mrs. Gail Berman, an executive member of the Cedarvale Ratepayers Association, appeared before council Monday requesting York lower the mounding around the creative playground now under construction at Glen Cedar Park. Mrs. Berman told council she understood the philosophy behind the high mounds was to shut the children playing in the play area from their parents and from the "real world." "We don't share this philosophy," she said, "We want to be able to see what is happening in this playground and we want to know that our This year the Weston group will have an up- portunity to get first class instruction in com- For purposes of identification, plus. include your name and poslal address, and the reason“) for complaint. " possible, note also the assessment roll number, the street address, concession and lol numbers. The assessment roll may be inspected during business hours, 3:10 am. to. 4:30 p.m., Monday ttt Friday texcept Monday, October II) at the municipal omen tocated at 5000 Yonge Street, Willow-lo. Any Notices of Complaint must be made in writing either try letter or on terms availabe at the Municipal Offices, and shall be mailed by ordinary mail to: and, in addition, by registered mail to any other person whose assessment is complained of, not Inter than the 3Ist day of October, 1911. DATE0tttis "th day of September, A.D. wrt Assessment notices will not be mailed to all owners and tenants as in previous years, except to those who have had a major change in their assessment. The assessment roll made in 1970, as revised, will be used for taxation in 1972. Any complaint with respect to an assessment on the assessment roll may be brought to the Assessment Review Court pursuant to Section " of The Assessment Act, R.S.O. 1970, as amended. NOTICE RESPECTING ASSESSMENT FOR 1972 TAXES BOROUGH OF NORTH YORK Navy League sefs sail for another year of excitement The Regional Registrar, Assessment Review Court, 1200 Bay Street Toronto 181, Ontario Cedarvale asks to see kids play cure, Borough of Norttt York Weston Branch, which draws boys and girls from both the boroughs of York and Etobicoke has three corps. Sea Cadets - aged 13- 18 who meet Mondays 7-10 munications with the latest equipment and will even have a ham radio set-up. Wrenettes have several new events scheduled as well. Sleep-ins on board ship, some classes in coiffure arranging are in the offing and there are several vacancies in the colorful Wrenette color party. Commissioner of Parks and Recreation Al Savage She also voiced the ratepayers concern over the "steeply graded" asphalt paths leading from the play area to the street, calling them "an indication to tragedy for some thrill seeking youngster on a bicycle." neighbours and friends can watch over our children playing there as well." Mrs. Berman said residents of the area had never' been told how high the; mounds would be. She said the mounds obstruct vision into the playground from the street and from the adjacent school yard. p.m.; Navy League Cadets - ages 11-13 v meet Tuesdays 7-9 pm. and Wrenettes - the girls' counterpart of Sea Cadets 7 ages 13-18, meet Wed- nesdays. All corps are interested in enlarging and a recruiting drive is now underway. Any young girl or boy, within the age groups, who desires to take part in activities like sailing, sea cruises, military bands, sports, seamanship, honor guards or any of the other exciting events, are said the mounds were, on the average, eight feet high along Glen Cedar Road, seven feet on Warwick Avenue, and 15 feet behind the school. Mr. Savage said he had about $6,000 in the contigency budget that could be used to lower the mounds, but that the cost of levelling could surpass this amount. Sccnnd-hund' Remnllh urv wry lhmpx thew days. "ccausc mmcn to Mop lhcur Rcnuults forum No rcgardlcss of “Inch chuuh \ul (from lhc \mullcr 'li' to thc hmmnu [hey haw this uncanny habit of rc mg In tinc running order, war nflcr And Renaulls don't cost " fortu run either. ar aftcr v I fortunc The band, color party and honor guard have been busy this past year and have an ambitious program laid out for 1972 and 1973. Preliminary steps have been taken to check the feasibility of having a band, color party, guard and gun crew to go overseas in 1973 to visit and perform the ceremony of the flags --- strictly a Canadian ceremonial tattoo - in London, Portsmouth, Manchester and Bir- mingham. As a dress rehearsal, they plan to put the show on Parliament Hill, Ottawa, during 1972. most welcome to come down to the "ship" at 2121 Lawrence Avenue West - next door to WestorPArena - on any parade night. The Navy League of Canada Cadet training syllabus is designed to help develop young people mentally, morally and physically and to bring out leadership qualities at an early age. Patriotism, good citizenship and the ability to get along with others are also stressed in the classrooms. “NIH I J rc hu) lt/) Wcll. mm “e have wmc used Rcnaults that haw hccn completely checked over by our mcchamcs. and found to be in cwcllcnt slsapc. Please Come In soon for " In! drnc. onc' You hum Mun Ihcy 'say. A second-hand Renault " the next but thing to a new Installation of cable television for York residents north of Eglinton Avenue and eastofWeston Roadhas been delayed until the summer of next year, Keeble Cable Television president Gordon Keeble said this week. He blamed York eouncil's refusal to accept his bid to hook his cable wires to their Hydro poles for the delay. Mr. Keeble appeared before council Monday requesting his company be given permission to forego the usual cable hookup with Bell Telephone lines and be given permission to run their cables along the borough Hydro poles. Keeble Cable Television has the cable rights for part of North York and for the area of York bounded by Eglinton Avenue West on the south and Weston Road on the west. The cable company received North York's consent to use their Hydro poles for cables a short time ago. They were seeking the same agreement with York this week. Council gave first and second reading Monday to a bill prohibiting passage of heavy trucks on 51 borough streets. "A heavy truck, in the insurance business means a vehicle weighing more than 7,800 pounds," explained Alderman Peter Bosa, "Pick-up trucks would still be allowed through- fare." Borough Solicitor Harry Boland explained the bylaw would apply to all trucks over 7,800 except on delivery on the street. It would not apply to through traffic. This means garbage trucks, furniture moving trucks and the like would probably be illegal on 51 streets in York. Controller Jim Trimbee commented, "I'd hate to see our snow removing trucks ticketed after the first snowfall." So council decided that perhaps Mr. Boland should look into the bylaw further before it gives its third and final reading. No trucks in York Handsome shoulder bag travel kit 27 place cosmetic ensemble & free beauty course by Holiday Magic. Women's & Men's Toiletries-Complete package only $12.99. Tax & postage $1.50 extra Wholaséle priori; for -a lifetime on all Holiday Magic' cosmetics. New Bridal Shower Wedding Gift Idea 8 Estharlorria Drive Raxd-Ia 742-921 1 JUNE PARISH TV delay for wiir""fi,Tr'"iii?ii'i In order to repair and maintain any equipment in the manholes, Mr. Keeble said, the cable operator must arrange with Bell Canada to have one of its employees come and open the manhole cover first before the cable technician repairmen can enter. York’s other cable television companies -- Graham Cable, York Cable and McLean-Hunter Cable Television - all have signed agreements with Bell Canada tor their cable lines. Had York agreed to the Hydro hookup, borough homes in the Keeble area would have received cable television this winter. Mr. Keeble told council his company did not wish to utilize Bell Canada's poles because "the Bell forces us to put our expensive equipment in manholes, and manholes, as we all know, fill up with water." Home protection and safety on the streets are the topics of cime prevention officers Fleming and Cec- cetto of the metropolitan police force at meetings in the Borough of York next week. The officers will be speaking __ in English and italian -- at two locations in items tooutuntvrous to mention . . . while the Quantities Last. Crime prevention Cabana Sets . . . Men's Summer Shirts . . . and many more Ladies' sleep wear . Canada's“ Family fashioa Warehouse Bargains Galore for all the Family t,.t,tyl,ii!,lllli'yll?/ittte Shorts . . . Blouses . . . T-Shirts . . . Shells . 'rrmtpon"'uissili. Friday, October lst 9.00 aan.-6.00 pan. Saturday October 2nd Bring This ADVERTISEMENT wide svlvction of Childrvn"s wear . . With You . and Get in on the Hydro General Manager Bill Secord opposed Keeble Cable's application. "Bell poles should be used where available and they are available in Mr. Keeble's area," he told council Mr. Keeble said York would gain an additional $9,000 or t10,000 if they ac- cepted his offer. He based his calculations on the yearly rental of $3.50 a pole for 1,700 or Hm poles. He also said York Hydro would benefit from the 53 additional poles that would have to be erected by the cable operator for full area coverage. He promised his company would share costs should York Hydro decide in the future to go un- derground. He said that whereas Bell Canada would want at- tachments on an poles for the cable lines, Mr. Keeble would require 1,700 pole attachments to wire the area the borough. On Tuesday, October 5 at St. Mathews School and Wednesday October 6 at General Mercer School, both at 8 p.m., the crime prevention policemen will speak on how to prevent break-ins and on safety on the street at night for ladies. A film, the Door is Locked, is part of the presentation. . . Lingerie . . . Skirts Hot Pants . . Mr. Keeble said after the meeting he was surprized at York's decision. "How can they brush $75,000 (in ten years) aside?" he asked. "The aesthetics," he declared, "would argue against any monetary value." Hydro poles are located in the back yards of homes and Bell Telephone poles are situated in the front. “I don't want to stir up any strife, but we will now have to go to the people and tell them about it. We have been getting between 30 and 50 for cable television. ctiiy tt day tmm treqil. York Hydro is presently asking why our cattle in not collecting $3 from Bell yet wired into their m" Canada for poles where cable TN plants are placed, LEARN Mr, Secord stated. He " INCOME TAX mitted, however, that the hydro has no formal PREPARATION agreement With the Bell for "Ema the maintenance and repair Humands are mums good of cable lines. y,;,",?,,,",,,',":, 'le/l",,':,?,' it. As you know we are closed all day Wednesday but as a favour to Wilf Reeves, of Will's Cycle and Support Shop, we wish to announce that Wilf's will no longer be closed Mondays. To return the favour, we are leaving our store key with Wilf. If you must have men's wear on a Wednesday, A just pick up the key from Wilf and help yourself. REIGN ft fn \. KEN JOHNS MEN'S WEAR 4 JOHN STREET WESTON NEVER ON A SUNDAY 'tett P93RD ARROW " mum‘s Brl"t8itRtu" L,-.,' 1rt1itt,te.t2,.i-a5 2030 Weston Rd. 248-9244 _ 3319 Lakeshore Blvd. w. 1 1 251-7112 l Thousands are cam-n. pod money as tax prepare". En. rollment open to mill Ind women of all ages. Job 09 txarturubes tor quahhed and- uates Send tor tree rntorttta. huu and class schedules HURRY! (, my; Start ch Qt; c??