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46. HELP WANTED ~~ 46. HELP WANTED BOOKKEEPER â€" TYPIST ex CANADA LIMITED 75 DUFFLAW ROAD Good appearance and ability to meet the public essential Some switchboard experience if possible. Vacation with pay and sick leave and penâ€" sion plan. Required to live in residence. Apply Mr. Herd ‘Toronto _ Hospital _ Weston 469â€"1161 Local 20 â€" 9:30 â€" Eglinton, Keele, Lawrence disâ€" 4 p.m. trict. Box H, Weston Adverâ€" tiser, 235 Dixon Road, Weston. Excellent Opportunities Barristers â€" Solicitors Geo. W. Bull B.Comm. Howard G. Ashbourne, BA 43 KING STREET CH 4â€"5547â€"8â€"9 Rothmans of Pall Mall Weston CH 9â€"228 Evenings and Saturdays by Appointment. Bull & Ashbourne Toronto 15 William D. Lyon, B.A., LL.B. Barrister & Solicitor 1415 Lawrence Ave. W. Suite 201 Mortgage Money To Loan Evenings By Appointment Switchboard Operator Leonard A. Braithwaite Barristers & Solicitors Fraser & Simms Royal York Plaza 1500 Royal York Road Barristers & Solicitors 1944 Weston Road Opposite John Street ston, Ont. .. . CBH 1â€"1911 Alfred H. Herman, B.A. Barrister â€" Solicitor 1938 Weston Road Barristers & Solicitors 1923 Weston Road 4 Mile S. of 401 Your Neighbourhood Radiator Cor. Oak St. And Aute Glass Service Depot BARRISTERS Heakes and MacDonald A 2. T5 Dufflaw Road 3. Rexdale â€" Sales Secretary, shorthand essential. . 75 Dufflaw Road Professional â€" Business RADIATOR SPECIALISTS Library assistant (Jt.) advertising, typing, filing, General library routine For Appointment Call CH 9â€"2288 accounts â€" secretary shorthand essential following positions CH. CBH 4â€"5314 Ru. 7â€"16861 CH 66115 available in the Before 5 PM. WESTON and AREA Free to work 2 or more evenings per week â€" Hours 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Average $30 to $50 For interview call Mrs. Chamula â€" EM 8â€"1273. Housewife Use The Times â€" Advertiser Classified Section John W. Smith Weston Chartered. Accountant 134 King St. Weston orrice: LE, 3â€"0693 RES: CH. 9â€"4657 Magerman & Page Barristers ~ Solicitors 1630A Wilson Ave. CH 6â€"2191 â€" Crang Plaza _ = Estate Funds Available For ACCOUNTANTS DIRECTORY J. R. Currie, O.D. Mortgage Loans Evenings by Appointment C. W. LEASK Chartered Accountant 1730 Weston Road 1891 Weston Rd., Westen For Appointment Cail CH 1â€"0701 Chartered Accountants Marsh, Goulding OPTOMETRY 1969 . Weston Road TORONTO 19 & Co. CH 4â€"6061 CB 11129 If you are available to work for a few days or weeks or prefer longer periods of severâ€" al months we R:'ve a variety of interesting uuicnmcntu for you in ‘your own vicinity. Refl?uring n Keele â€" Lawrence Queensway and Rexdale Urgently Required BY Peakâ€"Time Services DICTAPHONE 925â€"4549 PEAKâ€"TIME SERVICES SWITCHBOARD _ AND BUSINESS MACHINE _ OPERATORS Your Insurance Problems Solved By Dunn‘s Insurance Service Bus CH 7â€"5451 Res BE 1â€"6533 2060 Wilson Ave., Weston Mt. Dennis No toll Charge OAKVILLE, ONTARIO Delivery Service 47 Bala Ave. RO 61521 W. J. WARD Excellent Opportunity TIMES ADVERTISER PUNERAL HOMES With expanding firm of electrical manufacturers moving to Rexdale area. Richards Cartageâ€"Moving NEW BABY? Let People Know Piano Tuning And Repairing Wm. A. Riggs 1230 Jane Street . INSURANCE AMBULANCE SERVICE ELITE PERSONNEL Work Guaranteed CARTAGE 38 Seabrook Ave., Toronto 18 Funeral Directors KLINCK Ambulance Service 152 RU 1â€"4646 CH 7â€"4646 MUSIC Or 3rd year RLA. or C.P.A. student CH. 1â€"2233 for recent COMMERCE AND FINANCE â€" GRADUATE Excellent starting salary Full employee benefits For details Call 255â€"8528 Branch 46. HELP WANTED ~ MRS. JOHNSTONE CH 7â€"7465 DAYTIME CH 9â€"0826 EVENNGS Rexdale Kipling Area Use The Times â€" Advertiser Classified Section CLOVERDALE MALL TORONTO HOSPITAL WESTON 169â€"1161 LO. 69 PANTRY MAIDS Can provide you with attractive temporar# jobs at high . hourly rates to help you toward the goal * Experienced OFFIGE CLERK DISHWASHERS Our Rexdale clients and prospective employees have convinced us. If you are a Steno, Dicta, typist or a machine operator you can earn extra income, and work in your own area in 235 Dixon Rd., Weston 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. OFFICE OVERLOAD Comes To Rexdale 1495 Kipling Avé, N. Exceilent Working Conditions Write Box "T" Congenial Office No matter what your goal, for the future â€" a vacation, trip or a new wardrobe. Weston Advertiser 247â€"3865 °_ OFFICE OVERLOAD Required OFFICE OVERLOAD required Area and 1495 Kipling Ave., N. REXDALE BOOKKEEPER â€"(male) wants evening work. Phone 249â€"4186. 46A. #7. CAPABLE WOMAN for houseâ€" keeping duties, 5 day week, live in preferably. AT 8â€"1639. CLEANING LADY, Dutch preâ€" ferred, two half or one whole day weekly. CH 1â€"7773. 49. DOMESTIC POSITIONS. WANTED DUTCH LADY wants position as housekeeper. Uusband elseâ€" where employed. Etobicoke 239â€"9435. 51A. TUTORING up to grade 7 by Grade 12 student. CH 1â€"1664. Established Over 30 Years Only $5 per balfâ€"hour treatment 2989A Bloor W. BE 3â€"4661 140 Carlton St., WA 1â€"2868 2219 Yonge St.. HU 70901 or 239â€"9254 experience not necessary The families of Mr. Eric Bright and Mr. L. Good of 1987 Weston Road wish to extend their sincere â€" appreciation â€" and thanks to the Weston Fire and Police Departments, and to four boys, for their prompt action during the fire Tuesday August 20th,â€" which enabled them to escape to safety without injury. 55 CARDS OF THANKS PERMANENTLY REMOVED BY ELE%’{EOLYSIS ANNE GRAHAM LOGAN 59. ANNOUNCEMENTS Kipling and Dixon Road UNWANTED HAIR Apply in person Keith Cleaners ATTENTION EDWINA‘S SCHOOL of DANCING Saturday Aug. 25th announce Registration for new term at Albion Bow] â€" 962 Albion on Counters Road Thistletown PJaza Write for free booklet Westway Plaza POSITION WANTED DOMESTICS WANTED 1 P.M,S#o 4 PM For ]rflprmation 636â€"0962 Girl WOMEN‘S COLUMN About a month ago we menâ€" tioned that we had been reading a magazine entitled "Together Again," which is the official journal of T.B.P.A. (Transâ€"Atlanâ€" tic Brides Assn:) Through memâ€" bership in this organization you can be assisted, via chartered flights at moderate fares, to a reunion with relatives in the United Kingdom or viseâ€"versa. Here we have proof of the pudâ€" ding:â€" Mr. and Mrs. Sugg from ifluu. Middlesex, have been visâ€" iting their niece Mrs. I. Scheffer, \l Mayall Avenue, and what a grand time they had together exchanging news and happy reâ€" collections. Prior to their stay in Downsview, Mr. and Mrs. Sugg spent three weeks in North Carolina at the home of Mrs. McCoy, All thanks to T.B.P.A! More news of overseas visitors: â€"On Sunday, July 22, Mr. and Mrs. D. MacDonald, 82 Haymarâ€" ket Road, were delighted to welâ€" come to Canada Mrs. MacDonâ€" alds‘ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mansell from Southall Middleâ€" sex, for a two month visit. They are enjoying their stay very much and are most impressed with all the changes they have seen so far in Canada, since their last visit thirteen years ago. Highlight of their vacation to date has been a camping holi-‘ day on the shores of the St. Lawrence River which included a visit to Ottawa, Upper Canada Village, Old Fort Henry and a boat trip around the beautiful Thousand Islands. Next on the agenda, a visit to the C.N.E. We sincerely hope that the remainder of your holidays in Canada, Downsview in particuâ€" lar, will be as enjoyable as the past few weeks â€" we have no doubts that being reâ€"united with your daughter and family, they are bound to be happy times. AROUND DOWNSVIEW Practically everybody is thinkâ€" ing or talking about the C.N.E. these days. If you are planning to go down, here‘s a reminder of bus schedules leaving Wilson & Jane;â€" Monday to Friday 9 a.m.â€" This month, for the first time in four years Giltspur Park really looks like a park. Prevâ€" iously there was a sign erected on a large plot of grass, a few shrubs and trees and that was the sum total of our park. Toâ€" day there are children hanging from monkey bars, teeterâ€"totters going up and down and from every corner of the park the din of running, jumping footsteps and children‘s laughter in play. Now we have a park. There is room for more playground eâ€" quipment which will no doubt not be available till next year when we hope to have a superâ€" vised programme underway, For the present, however I feel it was admirable of the township, to answer. various requests from our ratepayers‘ association with such prompt action so late in the summer. In Belmar Park, the league baseball teams are well on their way to the playoffs despite the many games that were cancelled this season because of rain. The league stands as follows:â€" First placeâ€" Yankees; Second placeâ€" Indians; Third placeâ€" Giants and Fourth placeâ€" Dodâ€" gers. In the Junior teams the Braves are over the Pirates for: the playoffs. It looks much like this is the way the series will end but it is anybody‘s guess. The barbeque will soon be held with Bobby Pulford as guest of the boys so we should have more about that next week. Mr. Beckett has inquired about the hockey season and the posâ€" sibility of having the use of the Arena but no plans are being released in this respect yet. ‘Through personal experience in the past month, I feel it only fair to comment on the efficient and pleasant staff at Branson Hospital. Their pediatric ward is a cheery, well supervised secâ€" tion where every comfort of the child is taken into consideration: even down to their prize posâ€" sessions such as a favourite toy or blanket which is not only perâ€" mitted but encouraged. There are shelves of toys, books ete. to occupy the long, long hours while in bed and to the average North Yorker, this is good news for at one time there was little or no pediatric services available in our local hospitals and one had to depend solely on the Hospital for Sick Children, downtown. It may be of interâ€" est to note that the Pediatric Department of local hospitais also have a Poison Control Cenâ€" tre which works in coâ€"operation with the Centre at the Hospital for Sick Children so that when instead of wasting precious time to make the long trip downtown. with* Kay Neapole Sallyâ€"Ann Kerman Oakdale Heights & Belmar Park THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€"â€" Thursday, August 23. 1962 â€"â€" Page 7 p.m. â€" 11 pm., also at % hourâ€" ly intervals. Saturdays and Holiâ€" days 8:30 a.m, â€" 11 p.m., every 4 hr. The fare is 50¢ each way. Departure from the Exhibition Terminal, 9:45 â€" 4:15 p.m., 7:15 â€" 11:45 p.m, An exhibition of oils and wa; tercolours by Abjohn is open in the main library, Willowdale. Most of the work was done in Northern Ontario while the reâ€" mainder portrays the local scene. In conjunction with this exhibiâ€" tion will be a display of pottery and jewellery by Alla Bjorkman. Mrs. Bjorkman, who studied at Central Technical School, specâ€" ializes in replicas of Indian potâ€" tery and even fires her work in an open fire as they did. Included in her display will be Beachâ€" comber brooches and pendants which are made from objects found on beaches, and have atâ€" tracted considerable attention. The work of both artists may be seen at the library, until Saturday, September 1, during library hours. And what are children (some of them) doing to amuse themâ€" selves in Downsview these days? For the moderate sum of 5e we watched a group of girls enact two short plays, in a garden at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Schoales, 26 Tumpane St. Memâ€" bers of the cast; Brenda Green, Dianna Green, Johanne Hayes, Joâ€"Anne Warman, Virginia Lackâ€" ner, Betty â€" Schoales, Donna Schoales and the star performer, sixâ€"month old Linda Schoales. There were shades of the oneâ€" eyed monster â€" the first play took place in a hospital operatâ€" ing room with the principal characters being, non other than Dr. Kileat (dare) & Dr. Casey! For the second play, who should enter on the scene but Sherlock Holmes assisted by a magnifying glass. Baby Linda had been kidnapped â€" and so good natured about it all too! A big hand to these girls who Many toddlers‘ lives have been saved this way. To our readers in Belmar Park who have heard me crow about the Black Creek Park, you may be interested to know that there ure and know where our childâ€" ren are at all times as there are many who would abduct these small fry for profit of their BUS TRANSPORTATION is a sore spot in the Rexdale, Thistleâ€" town areas as we know the TTC are to run buses up Islington and Kipling to Dixon Road only to connect with the Maiton and Rexdale lines. If you are interâ€" ested in helping to promote a petition for BUSES to continue right through to _ Albion Road, | please contact Mrs. Radcliffe CH 95822 at 34 Crowland Dr., and receive a petition form to get signatures on your street so that these petitions may be forâ€" warded on to the Township coâ€" ordinator and thence to the TTC. Call me if you cannot get in touch with the above. Here is your chance to heip the houseâ€" wife to get around easier and help to save time in transportaâ€" Mrs. Foster of Redwater drive was rushed to the Humber Memâ€" orial Hospital this week sufferâ€" ing from a heart attack. §$T. BENEDICT‘S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Pastor the Rev. Father Breen, Masses Sunâ€" day 8.00, 9.15, 10.30 and 1140 a.m. Sunday Devotions at 3.00 p.m. WOMENS CATHOLIC LEAâ€" GUE will hold their first Fall General Meeting Wednesday Sepâ€" tember 5th, 8.30 p.m. in the Parish Hall of the Church. At the Bingo Monday night it was announced that the Senior Citiâ€" zens are saving Dominion Cash Register slips for a Television Set. If you wish to help there is a box for the slips in the Kipling Plaza Dominion Store. They require $125,000.00 worth of slips. } REXDALE TEEN BITS Gail Piggott and brother Murâ€" ray have returned from their holiday . at Woodland Beach, Georgian Bay. _ _ dance will open the fall activiâ€" ties September 8th at 7.30 p.m. Ken Jagar is home on leave from the Air Force. He looks good im his uniform. . Watch out (Continued from page 5) This past weekend dance was Many teenagers who are Midâ€" Rexdale Ramblings 1¢* had put time and creative spirit into an afternoon well spent. _ Out of their costumes they let down their hair for a "twist session" followed by a refreshâ€" ment with Freshie â€" they need« ed it. All that wiggling was enough to fatigue the spectators let alone the twisters. # Oh yes, proceeds of the afterâ€" noon, to the Cancer Society. Now we are really getting on to home ground. But it wouldn‘t be fair to mention the girls without the boys. During the past week four boys have been busy setting up a natural history and science museum, the "Little RO.M. at the home of Mr. and Mrs, R. Niven, 22 Chappel Hill Rd. Robert and Geoffrey Niven, and Garth and Bruce Neapole, have been busy exploring the rocky regions of the Humber River. They have on display exâ€" cellent rock fossils of coral, crinoids and cephalopods. Among numerous other things, they have "live" a grasshopper, houseâ€" fly and a hair snake (still wrigâ€" gling). We received a conducted tour through the exhibit followâ€" ed, by way of contrast, with a puppet show. â€" s _ Children can be fun, which this week has certainly proved. Thirtyâ€"one girls from the 255th and 382nd Brownie Packs, acted as honourâ€"guard at the wedding of their Tawny Owl (255th) Arlene Dearle to Douglas Wilson, at St. Stephen‘s Anglican Church on Saturday, August 18. Arlene, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.S. Dearle, 68 Heathrow Drive. Following the ceremony the Brownies were treated to cake and ice cream at the home of Mrs. M. Johnston, 37 Heathrow }Drive. And so ends our first week home again in Downsview. If you have a story to tell about your holiday activities or friends visiting â€"do give us a call, we‘d be delighted to hear from you will be a closer entrance to the park completed soon. It is off Jane Street just south of Shepâ€" pard Avenue. This will no doubt save you the long trip along Sheppard Avenue. gets and are anxious to particiâ€" pate in a Lacrosse match or matches contact me as we hope to have a game lined up for you this coming Wednesday. It looks as if Tom Ransom has taken over with Maureen Shmoe McMeekin while Brian Dixon is vacationing. Cathie Spruce is off to the farm for a week, poor Vera Douglas and Wayne Campbell. A good turn out of teenagers enjoying the pool, grounds and the dancing at Italian Gardens Sunday night. Alex Clerk will live up to his name, being a clerk of considerâ€" able fame. Brenda Poole as a school teacher, well, nothing at all could be neater. Electroâ€"chemist Paul â€" Wyman may come on, a plao for an elecâ€" tric bomb. Reg. Underhill is discarded for Gail Piggott‘s new heart Another summer romance develâ€" opment . John Stacey while enjoying his holidays from onme employment is doing his turns at the C.N.E. Mr. Beasley‘s Company. â€" Lorraine Johnson, Elien Grumâ€" (Continued from page 2) . the two of us, we managed to a mixâ€"up that was! The flopping net and really tangle the lime. My hand was shaking as I careâ€" fully worked the one hook loose. catch of the week. It weighed in at twelve pounds and measurâ€" ed thirtyfive and a half inches. WHO WAS AKMUND OF swaT? Abdul Ghafor was the. real nmdh“d“.‘ Book of Knowledge lcun-unmct:‘ Woodland Topics at CH 12447