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fundâ€"raising campaigh in relation to the work of the Cancer _ Society, _ was mmwrcflveofme Weston | Unit for 1972 is many types of cancer can be beaten, they also realize that there is still much work to be "Right here in the Weston Unit," said Bruce Mathewson, "our team will consist of about 1,200 volunteers, canvassing m apartments and for Daffodil Day. These people are giving of their free time to battle Weston Unit, estimates that over 120,000 Canadians will be out canvassing for the Cancer Society next month in a massive people attack During April, the Canadian Cancer Society appeals for funds from the Mr. Bruce Mathewson, the Canadian Cancer Society‘s Campaign Chairman for the Page2â€"The Westonâ€"York Times, Thursday, April 6, 1972 be used in research, education and service al public, principally money raised during ith of April," he said t _ cancer. And Massive cancer ‘‘The needs and comforts of the cancer patient," said Mr. Mathewson, "have top priority with the society. The Weston Unit has a very active volunteer service to patients program, which ministers not only to the He went on to say that our researchers are striving day and night to find the key to unlock the mystery of cancer. and to point out the folly of ignoring any of the precautions that can lead to early detection of cancer." YORK AIRDESIGNS .varRrRrKk â€" & REFRIGERATION INC. YORK _ 121 MILVAN DR. emmine, en WITH ABOVE ReE,. 23 = OF for ‘149 if busy â€"â€"749â€"2368 LIMITED OFFER 741.2456 All prices include complete standard installation in your present forced air system % SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF ELECTRONIC r *149 AIR CLEANER (Reg. Value $389.00) 10% down. Balance on your hydro bill attack Mr. Mathewson remarked that the work of the Canadian Cancer Society would not be possible without the generous support of the Canadian public. ‘‘When our volunteer canvasser â€" calls, your donation will be helping science to win out against cancer," said °* Mr. Mathewson. patients‘ physical and financial needs â€" but by bringing the gift of cheer and "Cancer can be beaten." BRAND NAME HUMIDIFIER OPFEN ALL DAY FRIDAY AND SA T A trend to horizontal movement Recovery leaders are drawn from group memâ€" bership. People from all Having observed a local meeting in action recently, it was obvious that members obtained insight regarding themselves and others and consistently practised methods learned from Dr. Low‘s teachings. Personal experiences were related which indicated they had developed skills enabling them to cope with the most trying of ordeals. One could not help but realize how much the average Joe on the street would benefit from such a group. Demands are changing Great care will have to be takeh to make sure that Toronto‘s downtown enâ€" vironment continues to improve so that ti will maintain its present healthy, safe and pleasant feeling, G.V. Tatham, vice president of Y and R Properties Ltd., told a recent luncheon meeting of the Toronto Real Estate Board‘s investmentâ€" commercialâ€"industrial _ diâ€" vision. He called Metro Toronto a delightfullly clean, wholesome and amazingly well designed metropolis. ‘‘Notwithstanding, to maintain and improve our environment under the anticipated _ growth pressures is going to The late Dr. Low, a psychiatrist and neurologist, founded Recovery Inc., at Chicago in 1937, due to his conviction that such people needed training in selfâ€" leadership. Consequently he developed the system of self help aftercare techniques known as "the recovery method. Are you someone recovering from a mental breakdown or a person who realizes you have unnatural fears or a nervous condition you find difficult to control? Did you know there is an organization in the Weston area â€" called Recovery Incorporated which is operating very effectively? The emphasis is on self help and aftercare and the purâ€" pose is to prevent relapses in former mental patients and to forestall chronicity in nervous patients. More than 1,000 hours of volunteered time by members of the Toronto 400 Lions Club helped make possible a cheque for $5,000 presented to Yorkâ€"Finch General Hospital as fourth installment of a $25,000. pledge made by the club to the hospital. Major portion of the funds came from the club‘s weekly bingo at Crang Plaza at Jane Street and Wilson P T e UV (3 ton vnit up to 1800 sq. f.) BORG 3€ WARNER WESTON INFORMATION and REFERRAL CENTRE 244â€"2000 and 244â€"2020 Joanne Willoughby â€" coordinator Hours: Daily â€" 9:30â€"3:30 Mon.â€"Fri. Evenings â€" 7:30â€"9:30 Wed. and Fri. Saturdays â€" 11:30â€"3:30 Location: basement, 2000 Weston. Road. Members meet Monday evenings at 8 p.m. at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Royal York Road and Dixon. For further inâ€" formation _ and _ phone numbers, please call the centre. walks of life belong some have been hospitalized and some have not â€" some may be still under the care of a psychiatrist or _ other professional. To join the group you simply attend a few meetings, talk with the members and observe. It may take a few sessions before you realize the significance of the methods used but they can‘t miss as far as offering onâ€"going support and self developâ€" ment. Some common symptoms of people suffering from mental or nervous disorders are heart palpitations, dizziness, sweats, numbness, tremors, fatigue, depression, chest pressure, etc. Some have fears of being alone, of crowds, closed spaces, open spaces, journeys, people and, especially, the fear of making mistakes. Others have obsessions, compulsions and bizarre thoughts, fear of eating, choking, etc.It was felt that anyone who had such problems could certainly benefit from Recovery Inc., and we are fortunate to have a group near at hand. Consideration must be given, not only to new building styles, Mr. Tatham challenge each of us, parâ€" ticularly in the area of costs. We are convinced that the time is ripe for a new generation of office buildings particularly. for the large space user. The new trend is for horizontal, as opposed to vertical, â€" movement of people. The new generation office building designed for the large user will have 50,000 â€" 100,000 square feet and larger floor areas. The economies are many, and with the advent of office landscaping a pleasant working environment can be achieved." 32â€"34 Woodbridge Ave. rane Hardware & Interiors Fumiture }2/ ON FINE QUALITY FURNISHINGS BY Vilas Kroehler Muellier House of Braemore Savings of 20% or more! There are numerous treatment _ centres for psychiatric patients in Metro such as the Clark Institute of Psychiixtry‘ Here, too, is a forensic service for ofâ€" fenders 16 yearsâ€"ofâ€"age and over. Besides Lakeshore Psychiatric Hospital and Humber _ Memorial Hospital‘s Mental Health Clinic, there are numerous treatment â€" centres â€" for children such as Thistletown Regional Centre, Boys Village, Earlscourt Children‘s Home and Sacred Heart Children‘s Village, to name but a few. The Borough of York has a child and family psychiatric clinic located on Eglinton Avenue West, which is an outâ€"patient type of operation only. ‘‘This means change â€" perhaps rapid change. Consider, for example. the effect on operating costs due to a six, not a five, day operating week. Most of the four day work weeks are staggered to rotate in such a manner that Sunday is scheduled as an off day and you develop a pattern of three 4â€"day work weeks in a _For further information call the centre. Avenue. Right to left, Harvey Brooker, first viceâ€"president; Jerry Belanger, bingo committee chairman; Edwin Beallor, club president. J. Sydney Renton, administrator of Yorkâ€" Finch General Hospital and Corporation Ken Cameron, clerk secretary. said, but to new work habits. He wondered to what extent those who predict a 30 million squareâ€"foot increase in Toronto‘s office space by 1980 have considered the effect of the fourâ€"day week and the possibility of the same space being used by more than one tenant. LOCATION owing is an hour movie â€" Easter Event begins at 7:30 a.m. with a singâ€"aâ€"long. Foll URRECTION‘. At 8 a.m 10:30 a.m. is worship led by the Sunday School and Youth Choir 11 9 a.m.. light breakfast at the church * April 3 â€" 11 * GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH The ‘Easter Event‘ is for you and family at 1630 LAWRENCE AVE, W 244â€"8851 THE POWER OF THE RES ‘"‘Considering this very real risk of rapid change and rapid obsolescence the problem of decision makers is further complicated. I know of this problem firâ€" sthand. When there are no parameters of substance to guide the décision making process other than the most important one, the market place, extreme care must be exercised by a developer to ensure the produce he is creating satisfies or creates a need." Toronto had 7 million square feet of office space in 1950, Mr. Tatham recalled, and by 1960 this had inâ€" creased to 15 million square feet. By last year it had reached 35 million square feet with this year acâ€" counting for a further rise to 40 million feet. It had been predicted that the total will reach 70 million square feet by 1980. Fike hi.3 CA tds k Wike in 5 ‘‘Who would have enâ€" visioned in 1950 that by 1970 Toronto‘s office space would quadruple ? â€" Who can fully appreciate another doubling by 1980 or, said in a different way, ten times the 1950 supply? What will it mean to our life style? â€" How conâ€" cerned are we about its impact? "Consider what this means to the demand for office space. As I see it, it means, for those firms who adopt this concept, that they can double their staff and subâ€" stantially increase their work load without any inâ€" crease in premises.What will this do to the office space projection?" ‘"This also requires new furniture. You no longer require a desk. In its place is a table with a personal cabinet on wheels which is locked and set aside when another party takes over your desk and rolls in his own cabinet. 12â€"day two week period Not only are there more working days, but each working day is longer due to the present work week being condensed to four not five days. Phone 851â€"0611 reeenentrireridieiNidinTnGnlnle en Te Ge hn nenle en n tnssunenante e e nenananananc en en t atatatatatatatatatatatatate ts Lt oe oo e on en oo n e oo n en en memtmedy and stating the time (which shall be not less than six months) within which such repairs are to be made or such demolition is to be done and that if such repair or demolition is not so done, the Municipality may carry out the repair or demolition at the expense of the Owner. The byâ€"law also provides for the establishment of a Mousing Standards Committee which may grant an extension of not more than one year from hokpipAinnAedianaid in l adibaidh bdaishai ts lb C T C e e e e e eettt the end of the time specified‘in the notice referred to in the preceding paragraph within which the repairs are to be made or the demotition is to be done. An extension may only be granted upon the application of a registered owner of residentia! property who is the sote occupant thereot, either by himself or with the immediate memmbers of his family. An exâ€" tension may not be granted unless the Committee is of the opinion that a retusal of the application would result in undue hardship. The byâ€"law also provides that in addition to any other requirement, any person who contravenes any of the byâ€"law‘s provisions shall, upon conâ€" viction, be liable to a fine not exceeding $300.00, exclusive of costs, for The byâ€"law prohibits the use of any residential property that does not conform to the prescribed standards and requires the owner of any residential property that does not conform to the prescribed standards to either repair and maintain the property in accordance with the standards or to demolish the whole or the offending part of the property that does not conform to the standards. The occupant of a residential property is also required to repair and maintain the property in accordance with the npn‘ul. if he is made responsible for the repair and maintenance of the property by the lease or agreement under which he occupies the property. The effect of the byâ€"law is that the owner, and ucvunm, if any, of a residential property that does not conform to the prescribed standards may be given notice stating that the property does not comply with the standards prescribed in the byâ€"law, and that repairs to be made thereto, or that the property or the offending part thereot, must be dentolished, ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY send by registered mail, or deliver, notice of his objection to approval of the said byâ€"law together with a statement of the grounds of such objection, to the Clerk of the Borough of North York, on or before the 12th day of April, 1972. THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the said byâ€"law but before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any objection to the byâ€"law will be considered. Notice of any hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have filed an objection. The purpose of Byâ€"law 23953 is to prescribe standards for the mainâ€" tenance and occupancy of all residential property in the Borough of North York, and to prohibit the use of residentia! property that does not conform to the prescribed standards. Part | prescribes the standards of maintenance of yards and accessory buildings ; . Part I! prescribes the standards of maintenance of dwellings and dwelling units ; Part 111 prescribes the standards of fitness for occupancy TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Borough of North York intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal Board for apâ€" proval of Byâ€"law 23953 passed on the 26th day of July, 1971 (Housing Standards Byâ€"law). A note giving an explanation of the purpose and effect of the byâ€"law is published herewith. Copies of Byâ€"law 23953 may be inspected at the office of the Borough Clerk, 5000 Yonge Street, Willowdale, Ontario, during the hours from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive. The byâ€"law is divided into four main parts Part IV provides for the general administration of the by â€"law DATED at the Borough of North York this 29th day of March, A.D., 1972 BOROUGH OF NORTH YORK NOTICE OF APP[ICATION EXPLANATORY NOTE OF THE PURPOSE AND EFFECT OF BYâ€"LAW 23953 HOUSING STANDARDS BYâ€"LAW ~Daytime courses in these subjects are open to you right now â€"â€" at the Sheppard Campus of Seneca College, 43 Sheppard Avenue East (near Yonge) The fee is only $12 per month. OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY SENECA COLLEGE For further information call Seneca‘s Occupational Training Division at 223â€"9661 Ext. 74 (or 28â€"29) Want to become a skilled secretary? Or brush up on your office practice, English, skorthand or typing? 43 SHEPPARD AVENUE EAST â€" WILLOWDALE 1 ONTARIO â€" 2rtâ€"4et A. G. Standing Clerk Borough of North York 5000 Yonge Street Willowdale, Ontario. A. G. Standing