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GARDEN tools for rent, cement mixers, Roto tillers. Rotavaâ€" tors, floor sanders, also 5 hunâ€" dred other tools Reasonabie. Willowdale "Rental & Saies". BA 1â€"1711 43. SERVICE OFFERED LAWN SEEDING, spraying mdi top dressing. Call Joe, CH 1â€"5765. dJaneway Garden Supply Al garden loam $15 Top soil $12. Peat loam 21 bushels $7 Marion and Kentucky blue sod. sand, stone and concrete work 56 PONTIAC station wagon, good condition, reasunable. 241â€"0297. EVERYTHING for the car, new, used _ and â€" rebuilt, machine shop service. Keys cut by code. Weston Auto Supply, 1839 Weston road. CH 1â€"3538. Open daily till 9 p.m. except Saturdays 6 p.m. 1956 BUICKâ€"Must sell to clear estate. â€" Private owner. 741â€" RIDE wanted from Scariett and Lawrence Road to Dupont and Ossington, arriving cightâ€"thirty returning five. CH 1â€"8463. 1951 PONTIAC four door sedan, good running order. CH 1â€"2818 after five. 38. TRANSPORTATION 42. GARDENING APPLIANCE SERVICE 17 Years Experience All makes Washers, Dryers Dishwashers Air Conditioning and __â€" Refrigeration FOR truck parts it‘s Levy‘s â€" all makes â€"â€" new, used, reâ€" built. 1400 Weston road. RO $1115. «5. _ MOTOR CaARS ~ FOR SALE 37. _ MOTOR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Grows most beautiful lawns, Liquid Fertilizer It pays to finance through your dealer. He can tailor the terms to fit your budget. And his seryvice is immedâ€" Applied by our own trucks Usual charge $7.95 BRIGGS HAULAGE TOP SOIL LOAM, MANURE HAULAGE ME 3â€"4962 741â€"3380 869 JANE ST. â€" SUITE $ Reynold‘s xxx BORROW MONEY WHEN YOU BUY A CAR? xXXX XXXx 70 Thistletown Bivd. WHY RO. 9â€"2384 PRESCRIPTION FOR PAYING BILLS PAY ‘CEM OFF WiTH a LOW.COST. LIFEâ€"INSURED IAC TIME PURCHASE PLANS KXXX x x xxxX shrubs and trees Ask your dealer about XXX xxx CH. 7â€"1381 THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA ARROW Contracting Company 3OCXCCX 1000000¢ LOAN Call Joe, CH 43A. _ PAINTING & | DECORATING . 45. HELP WANTED MALE INTERIOR and exterior painting Free estimates. Work guaran teed. CH 4â€"9036. 43A. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION FLOORSâ€"old dark floors made CALL US â€" for your cleaning, waxing, polishing needs, janiâ€" tor service â€" offices, homes. apartments, stores. Day or Night. Free estimates. . All Seasons Maintenance Service. Phone 767â€"9693. 43. SERVICES OFFERED Chestertield. Chairs recovered and repaired Chrome kitchen chairs A. LYON RO. 2â€"2706 1034 Weston Rd. Asphalt Driveways Parking Lots. Cement Side walks. Retaining Walls Pauos and Sodding â€" All Work Guarantsed All types repaired and reâ€" newed. Workmanship guaranâ€" teed. Emergency service. Day or night. Special attention given to Paper Hanging and Commercial Work. H. C. BROOKBANKS by Janeway Patios, concrete work, brick walls, retaining walls. Alteraâ€" tion and remodelling. Any work â€" outâ€"ofâ€"town â€" arranged for any purpose. Chimney Service AINTING and decorating, inâ€" side or outside work. Paper M. J. Roche A.RCT. Registered Music Teacher Practical and Theory CH 1â€"0256 new, dustless. S§1d Galliford, RO. 9â€"6769. Precision Grinder CH 7â€"1381 Usual company benefits IMmPROVEMENTS Lathe Operator 1972 Weston Rd.. Weston CH 1â€"7681 Tickins Industrial Products 1062 Kipling Ave. N Rexdale UPHOLSTERING All 247â€"4151 CH 7â€"8228 PAVING We specialize In CH 1â€"6953 ROBERTSON T.V. Installations and Towers 11 Work Guaranteed MODEL HOME experienced only ROOFING J. E. O‘Farrell Free estimates CH 7â€"17036 Piano Studio Work Guaranteed For sales office at Bethridge Road, Rexdale, Experienced stenographer short hand essenâ€" tial. 75 DUFFLAW ROAD 2 MEN TO WORK 5 to 9 p.m. daily, from $50 per week. Box "V" Weston Advertiser 235 Dixon Road, Weston. CAREER _ SCHOOLS, _ Watchâ€" maker â€" Jeweller, Barbering, Hairdressing. _ Ask for prosâ€" pectus, â€" transportation â€" allowâ€" ance and benefits. TRANSâ€" CANADA BEAUTY INDUsTâ€" RIES, LTD., Moncton, New Brunswick. WILL EXCHANGE $90 for 40 hours per week Box "W" Weston Advertiser, 235 Dixon Road, Weston. 45. HELP WANTED MALE EXPERIENCED MAN for office cleaning, 8 hours a night. Must have car. EM 26771 46. HELP WANTED 46. â€" HELP WANTED FEMALE FEMALE at 453A Eglinton Ave. To meet the ever growing demand for We are pleased to announce the opening of our Toronto office 247â€"3865 924â€"6844 OFFICE OVERLOAD 43. SERVICES OFFERED 43. SERVICES OFFERED Can provide you with attractive temporary jobs hourly rates to help you toward the goal 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 for an appointment to discuss your qualifications quirements for temporary office positions with our Branch. Phone Rothmans of Pall Mall OFFICE OVERLOAD Comes To Rexdale 1495 Kipling Ave., N. No matter what your goal, for the future trip or a new wardrobe. «+ WA 5â€"4549 OFFICE OVERLOAD FLOORS â€"â€" WOOD and TLE CLEANED . â€" WAXED â€" â€" POLISHED For Complete Services From Ceiling To Floor PEAK TIME SERVICES GUARDIAN HOME SERVICES _ ay Phone 783â€"9641 Nite (2 blocks west of Avenue Rd.) pc. CHESTERFIELD $11.95 qpe CELEEANED ON _ LOCATION . newest in machine Mlpo()l ‘This Week‘s Special k Peak Time Service Personnel CANADA LIMITED 1495 Kipling Ave., N. HU 9â€"8993 Ru. 7â€"1661 or Appointment Call MRS. A. McCOOL REXDALE Before & P.M. Requires Manager, 46. _ HELP WANTED FEMALE PARTâ€"TIME office help. Must be able to type. Finch and Weston Road area. 7411222 To manage publications sales outlet must have car and be willing to do limited traâ€" velling. Complete training in our office. Above average salary, call SINGLE WOMAN 9 till 9 p.m. 2 Locations Mimico or Downtown Mr. Barr 255â€"5119 or WA 41708 TORONTO 19 18 â€" a vacation, ons and reâ€" our Toronto at high â€"REXDALE PLAZA 3 WOMEN or GIRLS Young woman for newsâ€" paper office. Experienâ€" ced in typing, invoicing, banking and‘ handling accounts receivable esâ€" sential. Must have pleasing teleâ€" phone voice â€" 5 days a week â€" 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 46. HELP WANTED FEMALE umt WAITRESS WANTED | full or| I= ~ â€"â€"~z;;zâ€"â€"â€" e part time. J. Michael‘s Rest.| 48 EMPLOYMENT Pleasant interview customer contact work in our office 4 hours daily 5 day week, mornings. afternoons or evenâ€" ing positions available, will earn $1 to $1.55 per hour. between salary and bonus. This is permanent part time work. No experience neces sary. Call for personal interâ€" An exciting new job may be yours if you are free to work 2 or more evenings per week. High _ weekly _ commission, average $30 â€" $40. Experienced on Doll clothes work delivered and picked up. Please call view 255â€"5119 or WA 4â€"1708 until 9 p.m. 2 locations either Mimico or Downtown. aurant Westown Shopbgé Plaza, Dixon Road and Islingâ€" ton. Call CH 9.251. Clerk Ster Stenc Sw Cleck is Clerk will FOR THE BEST IN TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT POSITIONS REGISTER wiTH US Home Sewers Clerk ‘Tele tock NO INVESTMENTS NO CANVASSING, COLLECTING OR DELIVERING. CL. 5â€"5551 DOROTHY TYERS STAFF SERVICES DIXON ROAD For intery Mrs. Gallacher CH. 9â€"3071 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Carilion Power EM 8â€"1273 p Vir. Hegendorfer nventory records ~â€" aptitude for figures open salary me Reeping FEMALE YONGE â€" DUNDAS sSTs NO CHARGE TO YOU 1y elpful No General office ort â€" willing to train right girl ptitude for figure work .... all exp REXDALE FEMALE ortha ales trainee .. de 13 â€" accounti MALE rienced children‘s clothing Â¥DIAE. .. calzeiuzncccns OB nd blue print operatior 33 |51. LOST AND FOUND 30 BAZAAR | Weston â€" Presbyterian Church "Creelman Hall" (Cross Street) Saturday, Octoâ€" ber 20th, 2.30 p.m. Home Bakâ€" ing. tearoom, Christmas gifts and delicatessen. etc. 46 HELP WANTED FEMALE RELIABLE _ MAN, â€" chauffeur‘s licence, seeks light work. Drive your car, care for elderly perâ€" sons. CH 1â€"2732. LOST small change purse con taining pension cheque money Reward. 247â€"4169. 58. COMING EVENTS 47. PERMANENTLY REMOVED ; still th BY ELECTROLÂ¥SIS _ | kept b ANNE GRAHAM LOGAN l"""g h Established Over 30 Years r:eg‘?;’ % Only $5 per balfâ€"ho | aogee 2088A Bloor w. BE s 1001 _ """> 140 Carlton St. WA 1â€"2868% | 270 th 2279 Yonge SC. HU 10901 | "live or 239â€"9254 | ted to 46 _ HELP WANTED RELIABLE mature woman for housekeeping Monday to Fri day. _ Brentwood Park. _ 741. 51A. accurate typ Dominion Paper Box We ings for young women for pack ing, inspection, etc. Hours 3 to 11:30 p.m. After work transportation :o TTC provided if needed. Apply immediately. Ltd., 250 Islington Ave some dictaphone .. $50â€"$60 UNWANTED HAIR EVENING SHIFT credit Write for free booklet For Fast Results personable callâ€"director box You Can‘t Beat THE TIMES In This Area‘ WANTED DOMESTICS WANTED WOMEN‘S COLUMN 249â€"9141 STOP! Before You Buy, \(heck THE TIMESâ€"ADVERTISER = Classified Pages open salary open saiary $50â€"â€"60 pen salary pen salary $50â€"$60 $60â€"563 $50â€"835 $50â€"855 $50 Police your spending â€"_ make sure you‘re getting your money‘s worth â€" shop the "For Sale,, columns in our Classified Section before you buy! That‘s where you‘ll find "the best buy you ever made"! Lots of people have said so ; so may you! THE TIMESâ€"ADVERTISER for It took quite a few unsuccess ) Jj ful attempts to build the dam ; ; before these little fellows would ; T admit they weren‘t the engineers | 4; they thought they were. Finally{ l one of them hiked over the °* | mainland to the nearest lake and § * ; came back accompanied by a|. | much â€" larger, and apparently | *‘ | much older. beaver. The old felâ€" | |low didn‘t do any of the work but he sure bossed the job. He | S! had them work overtime and do | C exactly as he wanted them to.|© He showed them where to .put | P each branch. what hole to plug {W with mud. what trees to cut.ifl j and how high to build the dam. ;ll held, and flooded about lonyl acres of pasture Tand. The old | w fellow went back to his home in | fc f the next lake. fp] Bob Churcotte, game warden | Jt |for the Tomiko District. asked | m me if I knew how to tell if beaâ€" | p1 ver huts were occupied in the | h winter time. Not being as verâ€" | R Veteran woodsmen have many interesting stories to tell about the beaver. An "oldâ€"timer" told me this interesting one about a family of young beavers who were trying to build a dam in fast running water. Before they got it finished. the pressure of the water was too much for it and the results of their efforts went floating down stream. A game warden once told me that a certain beaver dam had been dynamited and blown up four times in the same year, and still these hard working animals kept building it up again Someâ€" thing had to be done about them because their dam was backing a stream up over a main road Finally special traps were set and the whole family was caught alive, and unhurt, and transporâ€" ted to another part of the counâ€" try. â€" Often I have sat on the bank of a lake or pond and watched beavers at work. They are probâ€" ably the busiest animals in the country. You know the old sayâ€" ing.â€" "busy as .â€"â€"â€". ." We were surprised to see how tame they were as we watched them come to the surface practiâ€" cally beneath our feet. The bright sunlight outside the buildâ€" ing gave the effect of submerged lights in a swimming pool. Even when under water, the beavers could be seen very clearly. Mr. Tilley, owner of the isâ€" land, said they were raising two kits, or "kittens", as the young are usually called. The water at one end was loaded with tree branches. The beavers‘ food conâ€" sists mainly of the bark of such trees as alder. poplar, birch, maple and willow. During a recent visit to an is land in Lake Nipissing, a group of us had the pleasure of watchâ€" ing a couple of beavers swim around inside the boat house. THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€" Serving Weston, Rexdale, Thistletown The Thrill That Comes Once in a Lifetime a weaster C_assec DIAL CH 1â€"5211 BY BEV SANDERS Thursday, October 4, | _ The season for Ruffed, Spruce | and Sharptailed Grouse, and ‘Ptarmngan. opens on September | 15th throughout northern Ontâ€" ario. In southâ€"western Ontario the season opens October 6th. Reports have it that the "parâ€" | tridge" (grouse) are more plenâ€" tiful this year than last. A comâ€" paratively dry spring gave the chicks a chance to grow up. and we should be able to flush flocks iof them this year. Needy children all over the world require medical care, food. clothing and school supâ€" plies. Members of the Canadian Junior Red Cross are helping to meet these needs through their programmes of assistance | at home and abroad. This is Junior Red Cross Week in Canada. The Junior Red Cross in this community is part of the largest youth organization in the world. In 76 countries there are more than 59+» million members. They are dedicated to the creaâ€" tion of a better understanding amongst youth throughout the world. To foster international friendâ€" ship and understanding, young Canadians in Junior Red Cross exchanged â€" paintings, â€" albums, handicrafts and tape recordings with their counterparts in 40 countries in 1961. It doesn‘t seem to matter how wet the second half of the sumâ€" mer is as long as the spring is dry. Wet weather will cause more young birds to die of pneuâ€" monia than can ever be killed by hunters. WOODLAND I TOPICS In some parts of the province, the season has already opened for hunting black bears. This is Junior Red Cross Week in Canada. Beaver dams, although often a nuisance, are sometimes a blesâ€" sing. While treking through the bush, I have been glad to find one. It was the means of getâ€" ting across a river or wide stream. On several occasions I‘ve spinâ€"cast from the middle of a dam and landed: some dandy speckled trout. HUNTING SEASON IS HERE! "If there‘s snow on the but," he said, "it‘s not inhabited by beaver." "A beaver hut has two rooms. One is mostly under watâ€" er, and the entrance is beneath the surface. The other room is the upstairs room, above the waterâ€"room. That‘s where they sleep. The heat from their bodâ€" ies melts any snow that lands on top of the hut." sed in woodlore, I shook head.