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Claim Bonds Outdated Insurance Covers Weston Businessmen need no: longer post a bond with the Town of Weston when they erect a sign on their establishments. Council repealed the provision requiring the filing of a sign bond, and cancelled existing bonds, at Monday night‘s meetâ€" ing of Town Council. T erect a sign before, the busiâ€" nessman had to place a bond with the Town to insure adequate coverage was carried by the Town and by the sign hanger, in case the sign fell and injured a pedestrian or caused property damage. _ The repealing of the bond was suggested by Metro Toronto. Labor To Vote Liberal Not NDP, Cowan Claims Ralph Cowan, Liberal candiâ€" date in York Humber stated that he believed that organized lahâ€" our will heln vote him into parâ€" liament on June 18. "Even when a wellâ€"known labâ€" our organizer comes into this riding from outside and offers himself as a labour candidate that branch of organized labour that knows me best will refuse to back the N.D.P. candidate here or anywhere else in Metro ‘Toronto." claimed Mr. Cowan at a public meetins snonsored by the Feuenhauf Trailer Unit of the United Automobile Workers of America in the 1.O.0.F. Hall, Weston. a man who offers himse!f for public office than a forty year record of labour peace with the fourteen unions to be found in the printing trades." Mr. Cowan argued that "nerâ€" formance is better than promiâ€" ses. What more can you ask from Mr. Cowan pointed out that the devaluation of the Canadian Dolâ€" lar will raise the price of imâ€" ported spinach, lettuce, oranges. early vegetables. fruits etc. and reported that Mr. Fleming had stated that the devaluation would not affect the cost of setting the table in a Canadian home a woâ€" The Board of Education For The Township Of North York Sealed tenders clearly marked as to tender number will be received in the office of the Assistant Secretary for the supply and instailation of Approach Strips and Jumping Pits at Emery Collegiate. Specifications and tender forms will be provided through the Plant Desartment. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted Tenders close at 3:00 P.M. July 3, 1962. Mrs. I Walker Chairman York â€" Humber JUNE 18 VOTE FOR: IMILLARD, MARK YOUR BALLOT COMMITTEE ROOMS 1800 WESTON ROAD Telephone 249â€"5381 249â€"9884 Your inquiry and help will be appreciated Issued by Yorkâ€"Humber New Democratic Party Approach Strips and Jumping Pits A Comprehensive National Health Care Plan. Leadership For Peace â€" Instead of Nuclear arms. A Vigorous Canadian Economy in place of Unemployment and Dollar Devaluation TENDER Mayor George Bull assured council the town is sufficiently covered by insurance and bonds are no longer necessary and "outdated." He added the town will still have control in regulatâ€" ing the type of sign to be erected. n In ‘discussing the issue, Counâ€" cillor _ Lloyd _ Sainbury _ said, "There are too many signs on the main street of Weston now. The town should retain control over overhanging signs in the Town." Mayor Bull explained the Town could be held responsible for damages should a sign fall, since the Town issued the permit for its erection. man listener ejaculated â€" "I would rather hear Mrs. Fleming speak on lhagipoigt." In Weston Mr. Cowan ran into much questioning on the Avro Arrow. The people in the north end of the riding had not forâ€" gotten the cavalier action of the Diefenbaker government in sumâ€" marily breaking the contract for the manufacture of that great interceptor plane, thus throwing 15.000 people in the Weston area out of work. In Weston Margaret Aiken apâ€" peared for the first time on the same platform as Mr. Cowan. When she was asked why the government had gone to the unâ€" heard of length of giving orders to destroy the mockâ€"model of the Avro planes so that not a sample was saved for the Nationâ€" al Aircraft Museum in Ottawa she replied: "I do not know. How is it that vou know so much more about this man than I do?" The questioner sat down in amazement. Mr. Cowan told the United Automobile Workers at the Wesâ€" ton meeting that Canada has tak en action in the past against imâ€" ports from soft money countries and that "George Hees can rest assured that the other nations of the world will take action aâ€" gainst Canada." CHARLES F. W. Minkler, Director of Education |X SOCCER OFFICIALS CONFER â€" Jim Hall, chairman of the Rexdale & District Soccer Association, left, confer with Refereeâ€"Convener Bill Logan, centre, and Secâ€"Treasurer John Sweeter, on a matter of team policy. The Assocâ€" iation was formed by Mr. Hall to cater for a Etobicoke Clerk Stan Eckersley Suffers Seizure Etobicoke‘s Township Clerk, Stanley Eckersley, suffered a seizure Tuesday, and is confined to the Queensway General Hospiâ€" tal. Mr. Eckersley has been with the Township for 31 years, and is a resident of Edgehill Road in Etobicoke. His condition is described as good, but no visitors are allowed as yet. Have your car thoroughly Safe ty Checked Today! 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Ask for details on PSP at your nearest branch of The Bank of Nova Scotia. %fidaflwk THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTA High Diving Life Guards Attend Opening of Pool With the heat of summer comâ€" ing the Board of Governors of Weston Area Swimming Pool anâ€" nounced that the pool will officiâ€" ally open this Saturday, June 16. Free public swimming from 1012 p.m. and from 1â€"6 p.m. will be one of the features of the opening day. The grand opening ceremonies will begin at 7 p.m. with a disâ€" play of ornamental swimming by the Leaside Rotar Aphrotites. A water safety demonstration by the Canadian Red Cross Society and an exhibition of high diving by the pool life guards, Doug Shales. Ray Yeomen, Bill Patterâ€" son, Mick Boggs, Carl Bishop and Jim Thompson will also be part of the opening show. among children in the area, where there is a heavy population of Britishâ€"Canadians. There are eight teams in the Association, which is sponsored by local business men. The Weston Majoretts and the Weston Silver Band will also be on hand. The evening will be closed with the draw for the Lions Club Benevolent Fund car. Season tickets may be purchasâ€" ed at the pool for the 1962 seasâ€" on. The pool will be open for public swimming from 912, 1230â€"5 and from 6â€"10 p.m. every day. Seasons tickets for children may be bought at a reduced rate prior to June 30 either from the school or the pool. Pool officials invite the public to partake in the official opening ceremonies and they await a good season of water sports at the pool. ..Miss Nina Dorofeuk is the newest addition to the Canaâ€" dian Wallpager Manufacturers Limited family of Decorator Consultants. Her home is in Windsor, but she was educated in Toronto, holding both a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degâ€" rees. During her school years, she was active in dramatics and related arts, particularly design. 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