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4t Salary & Commission, men & women, 3 hours 4 evenings a week plus Saturdays. Must be neat & have car. Complete bookkeeping & Payroll service for the small business, stores, garages, etc. Day or night. PIANO Teacher-- experienced. Jane- Sheppard-Finch-Weston. 247- 1439. $50. Extra Money 45--MUSIc INSTRUCTION AND TALENT 53-SERVICES OFFERED CONT. 'N-J0B8 " INTERN 78345501 PRESTIGE EQUIPMENT POST HOUSE TRAVEL BUREAU Why Not Join One Of Our Canadian Escorted Tours? 2402 Bloor St. West 767-5401 "A-ACCOUNTANTS & BOOKKEEPERS Required to assist manager of agressive food Company. To take food survey. Full time employment, excellent commission arrangements PHONE MR. GORDON 1730 Weston Road Weston 244-6061 IN THE ESTATE OF: JOHN LINDLEY ALL PERSONS having claims against the estate of JOHN LINDLEY late of the Borough of Etobicoke in the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto, Retired, who died on or about the 30th day of May 1971, are hereby notified to send full particulars of their claims to the undersigned Executor of his Estate on or before the __ 30TH DAY OF OCTOBER 1971, 7 after which date the assets of the Estate will be distributed, haviniregard only to the claims of which the undersigned s all then have notice. DATED at the Borough of York in the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto this let day of September 1971. John Lindley, Executor, By his Solicitor H. E. L. McLaughlin, Wm! 4b-HELP WANTED IR (l‘RRIl'. ().|) No Experience Necessary ACCOUNTING Marsh, Goulding & Co. Fry Appomlmon! Call 24t 0701 Chartered Accountant Robin 0. cm " Greenbrool Dr. Genetal Insurance 651-3385 Notice to Creditors and Others J. Benfield 55 Dundas St. E., Cooksvllle 10h" Wesum Road C.W. LEASK 277-1921 (RES.76b9738) 1804 Weston Rd Weston CHARTERED ACCOUNIANT optomtrtrrst 241-2266 ma SHIPPING DEPARTMENT MALTON AREA WAREHOUSE 3321 moan DRIVE CONTACT MR. BOND 677-6870 4 PERSONALITY PEOPLE ounhmls Jrll IL") 1268 Weston Road, Toronto 335, Ontario. PACKER HAIRDRESSING -- By gofessional, done in your me. Specializingin Perm. s. Guaranteed. A o cutting and styling. 741-9908. IDEAS Welcomed in forming small social group for those 60 and over. Interests- discussions, books, poetry, outings, music. Please write to Box J. c-o Weston York Times 2159 Weston Road, Weston. Agents for C.N.R., C.P.S. all airlanes, complete arran§ements 156Weston Road Painless & Hygienic Ear Piercing Service Toronto's largest selection of pierced earrings. AWIN J eweller-Goldsmith 229 Yonge St., Suite 205 366-5919 55A--W0MENS COLUMN "Book Of Remembrance" YORK TRAVEL BUREAU 766-1777 - 766-4603 RIVERSIDE CEMETERY AND CREMATORIUM PORDAGE FLORIST 2300 Lawrence Ave. W. 241-0861 W-CEM ETER Y LOTS tb-HELP WANTED Member Toronto Stock Exchange J. Harry Frogley. Manatrrr 1200 Weston Rd - Mt. Dennis ~Woston Area 7695113 FOR ALL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS TO ANYWHERE CALL 55--PERS0NAL SKYLINE HOTEL BRANCH 655 DIXO" an. Roxdale, Omar-o Phones 248 6631 Res. 2412891 ST 1NOAR0 SH'URI I Irs LiMITfrl) KEN POOLE SCHOFIELD Gordon E. At Chelsea l5ark Nursing Home, Mississauga, on Tuesday, October 5, 1971, Gordon E. Schofield, husband of the late Minnie Schofield, brother of Ethel (Mrs. W. Butler) of Weston, uncle of Gordon Butler and Dorothy Anftey. Service was in the chapel Thursday, ll a.m. Interment Paris cemetery, Paris, Ontario, Thursday, 2 p.m. “QR. Mariam! (Rem) - CRUICKSHANK, f,1,eeroat Alexander-At River e Hosgignl, on Monday, t1cto " 4, 1971, _G_eorge MacLENNAN, Norman Henry - At the Lakeshore General Hospital, Point Claire, Quebec, on Thursday, October 7, 1971, Norman MacLennan of Thunder Bay, Ontario, beloved husband of Ethel Wadge, father of Jean (Mrs. R.E. Jolliffe) of Dollard des Ormeaux, Quebec, and Norma (Mrs. J .A. Stenhouse) of Weston, brother of Mrs. S. Robinson, Miss Mabel Maclennan, and the late Janet MacLennan, grandfather of Lynn, ruce, Pamela, Laurel, Karen, Sandy and Jay. Service was in the chapel Tuesday 2 8m. Interment Riverside emetery. CAMERON, Elsie - At the Humber Memorial Hospital. October 6, 1W1. Elsie Cameron. wife of the late James Cameron, dear mother of Donald, Wallace, Catherin (Mrs. W. Graham) and Elsie (Mrs. R. meaiSister of Earl Hall and lie Hall. Service was in the chapel Friday 1 pan. Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetery. WHITE, William Frederick (President of William F. White Ltd.) - Suddenly at the Northwestern General Hosgietal on Monday Qctor tl 11th, 1971, William Ward, , Funeral Home Alexander cruiceshanh, dearly beloved husband of Bella Cruickshank. Dear father of David of Scotland, Patrick, Norman and Gladfs (Mrs. J. lege: all of Toronto. Brat er of Molly of Toronto Eva (Mrs. C. Tait) of Toronto, Amy of England and Flora of Scotland. Service was in the chapel Thursday 2 pan. Cremation. Suddenly at her home on Tuesday, October 12, 1971, Peggy Roe, beloved wife of Alan Roe, dear mother of Mrs. Maureen Newey and Jack. Loving grandmother of Lisa. Resting at the Ward Funeral Home, 2035 Weston Rd. at Kigfa St., Weston, until Thur” V at. 12 noon then to St. Richard of Chichester Anglican Church the Westway at Wincott Dr. for service Thursday at 1 pun. Cremation. In lieu of flowers remembrances may be sent to the Canadian "Save the Children" Fund, 70 Hayter St. Toronto. 2035 Weston Road CHI-2233 CHI-2208 Full Frederick White beloved husband of Jean Rowe of Toronto. Dear father of Evelyn (Mrs. Rae Thurston) Gail (Mrs. Wilfred Jones) and Bill. Dear grandfather of Jennifer Jones and Rachelle Thurston. Beloved son of Dorothy and William White of Toronto. Service in the chapel Thursday, 11 a.m. Interment Riverside Cemeterg'. In lieu of flowers onetions to the Canadian Cancer Society, gratefully acknowledged. Higher Minimum Wage tow Cost Housing Employment 654-2402 61-oEATtIt, LIBERAL CANDIDATE / YORK SOUTH ED DIRENFELD. c.A. Have you looked at hyacinths lately? They are no longer just the pastel- colored flowers that characterized formal plantings at the turn of the century. Thanks to the constant efforts of hybridizers and growers in Holland, hyacinth colors today are varied and vibrant. The new colors and hardy dependability of these flowers suggest many uses in keeping with contemporary gardens and modes of living. Dutch hyacinths are famous for their perfect symmetrical shapes and unparralleled colors. Other than hues of blue and the soft pastel pinks for which hyacinths have long been loved by gardeners, modern varieties are available in exciting strong red, deep purple, yellow, orange, and a pure white. _ _ Hyacmths deserve a favored place in every fall- planted string garden. Their unmista able fragrance, vivid colors and dignified stately blooms require no attendance other than being set in the ground before the first winter freeze. They are fine planted with other flowers, especially tulips and Friday Oct. 15th-7 pm. to 10 pm. G-COMING EVENTS Sponsored by the Odd Fellows CF. & T. Committee, West Lodge. AT ST. DEMETRIUS UKRAINIAH CATHOLIC CHURCH HALL 135 LA ROSE AVE., WESTON Art Ith & film showing Kurelek's work "personally narrated y William Kurelek." Preview 3 pm. to 5 p.m. Wine & Cheese & Sweet table. Voluntary donations at the door. PROCEEDS TO GO FOR k SCHOOL' NEEDS & CHARITIES PRESENTS " EVENING WITH KURELEK Hyacinfhs go modern ST. DEMETRIUS UKRAINIAN SCHOOL BINGO ooo FELLOWS HALL 24 CHURCH ST. WESTON SATURDAY NIGHTS STARTING OCTOBER 16TH AT 7.45 PM. JACK POT $50.00 ADMISSION .75c The hyacinth's well- defined silhouette and purity of color permit its use in many interesting land- scaping arrangements. Although a few hyacinths are pleasant when spotted among shrubs and foliage, far more appealing effects can be created by accent planting and mass arrangements. A rectangular flower bed at least two feet wide along an entrance walk, driveway or property line can be transformed into a wide, narcissus and are equally at home in the foreground of evergreens, in open areas or naturalized in rock gardens. Hyacinths need no direct sun and do well in the spring with sunlight that beams through the trees that as yet have no leaves. Where possible, they should be protected from strong spring rains and winds which could harm the dense spikes of the delicate bell-like flowers. Hyacinths are magnificent accent flowers and should be used boldly in clumps of six to twelve plants to highlight an entrance area, set off a garden bed" or to emphasize the approach to a garden path or patio, G-COMING EVENTS Equality of Opportunity Subsidized Mortgage Interest 654-2402 Dignity in Labour bold, swath of color with hyacinths. These same areas can also be treated in dif- ferent geometric patterns. A bright, candy-striped pat- tern can be created by planting diagonal rows of hyacinths. Such a planting might employ the following plan: three rows of deep rich purple hyacinths followed by three rows each of a pure white, and a pink, repeated to the end of the bed with the bulbs set four to five inches apart. When making any pat- terned planting of hyacinths, be sureJo use bulbs of the same size. Hyasmth bulbs vary from 15 cm to 21 cm m circumference. The size of the bulbs will determine flower size. The larger bulbs are best for forcing potted plants indoors. Hyacinths planted in boxes are perfect for patio or terrace. The bulbs are planted exactly as in the garden, since the planter remains outdoors through the winter. The planter should be at least twelve inches deep, with two inches of chipped rock at the bottom for drainage. Plant the bulbs four inches apart and six inches deep, taking care to place then in a straight line. Three or four planters of varying dimensions open new possibilities of color combinations in the spring. The patterns can be changed as the planters are moved out into the garden to fill a gap or occupy a choice spot among other bulb flowers, Anyone who has been unfortunate enough to have his boat capsize during the fall months will sub stantiate the Ontario Safety League's findings that cold water rapidly saps a man's strength. Research on cold water survival points out two important facts; those who stayed with their boat hoping for rescue usually perished from cold and exhaustion, and the fortunate ones who survived the experience were protected by heavy clothing and a floatation device of some kind which allowed them to make their way ashore and find some kind of shelter and warmth. Clothing usually worn by sportsmen in cold weather makes an ideal cold water survival suit if an approved type of lifejacket is strapped over all to compensate for the weight of water-soaked clothing. Experiments by underwater clubs and Armed Forces personnel prove that the protection of such survival clothing will extend the period of activity and consciousness up to two hours even in extremely cold water. This is dependant to some extent on the general health and physical con- dition of the exposed person. It is important to note; the back of the head at the base of the skull is most susceptible to the effects of cold, so it is vital to protect this area with a woolen scarf or parka hood. The high-hazard boating season is with us again, the cold water months when fishermen and hunters in great numbers will be using boats to pursue their favourite sports. Tips TOP GRADE ALUMINUM DOORS & WINDOWS. A130 WOOD AT BARGAIN PRICES. ONE WEEK DELIVERY. Installer experienced will install tile and linoleum and cushioned floors at reasonable rates. Free estimates. Call TILE EXPERT CARPENTRY o CON- CRETE o GARAGES o ADDITIONS o VERANDAS OSTEPS q Apollo Contractor Lic.31912 782-0694- li53-2!hi8 Factories, house, yards, basement, garages, garbage removed, you name it-we do it, prompt service with good value means our success. QUICKLY CLEANUP SERVICES New Look-In Monday out Saturday, my specialty- Completely modernized. Free estimates. Contractor-Lie. No. 215 Vxncnzus- “mucous use ROOMS . 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