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wOorKING WITM CANMADIANS Im EvERY WALK THE WESTON TIMES Weston Branch, 1939 Weston Road: ..or Hans BanxK or MoNnTREAL LGanadas Forst Cark It all depends on whether your home needs the touch of a masterâ€"painter, new bathroom fixtures, or a complete reâ€"modelling job in the kitchen. If there‘s work to be done to improve your home, now is the time to put it in hand. Wintertime is the time when hands skilled in putting houses in order are available at short notice. Now is the best time to get repairs and renovations done thoroughly, quickly and at lowest cost. If the work you have in mind costs more than you care to put out in cash â€" there‘s no probâ€" lem. Simply see your neighbourhood branch of "MY BANK" and arrange for a lowâ€"cost B of M Home Improvement _ , Loan. The man who serves you MY HAN“’ at the B of M will be glad to m 3 mevor cumours do it â€" even if his name isn‘t m George. Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post Office Dept Oftawa Ont. and for payment of postage in cash BUBSCRIPTION RATES $5.00 per year in advance to any address in Canada. Published at 235 Dixon Road, Weston by Principal Publishing Ltd., every Thursday VÂ¥. J. MeMILLAN, President and Publisher _ Gary Ralph, Managing Editor Go ahead now with the help of a Royal Bank HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN ROYAL Other . countries $6.00 FLEMING GILMOUR. Manager ...or Fred Do IT NOmw ofr uFE SNCE 1817 Your nearest "Royal"" branch is ready to help you carry out your plans to increase the comfort and value of your home. Finamce the cost of that new roof or extra room â€"â€" & modernized kitchen or bathroom â€" a new heating or éelectrical system the convenient Royal Bank way. Drop in and see us, or ask for a copy of our Home Improve» ment Loans booklet. "A" Pack, 6 Weston Cubs, have resumed activities, as of this week. This means that the Packs at St. David‘s will not have to close, as was announced last week. Mr. Don Hattey is well on the way to recovery, after quite a long stay in Humber Memorial Hospital. intermission, Trethewey â€" Elversâ€" ton YPU Play Nights, Friday and Saturday, February 15 and 16 the young people will auction off their services, for Saturday morning, February 23. These services are varied, and the funds raised in this unique manâ€" ner will be used for a very SLAVES FOR SALE: During worthwhile purpose. The YP U have adopted a Korean War 1724 Jane St. (at Lawrence) SAFETY PLAQUE PRESENTATION: â€" For their remarkable safety record Woodbridge R. O. A. staff members have been awarded a plaque. The Line Maintenance crew established a record of 3.140 accident â€" free working days while the Forâ€" estry group have 2,140 accident â€" free working days. In this picture Region Manager, Adam S. Smith, (centre) is presenting the plaque to Area Manager, G. Roy Blake, (right) while the retiring Forestry Supervisor, Tom Blackhall snaps a picâ€" ture. Mr. Blackhall was presented with a color camera on his retirement February 1st. Flowers wired anywhere SPRING _ BRIDES BOOK VALENTINES Greenhouses Islington Ave. at Steeles Frank O. Reeves & Son Alterations? Additions? Repairs? FREE _ Bridal Portrait Alexandra Studio HARDINGTON & DISTRICT FLOWERS AT 8â€"1197 your wedging and receive a PHONE NOW! c CH 4â€"2252 for for Mrs. J. Rhodes, 41 Renfield St Orphan, and have hit upon this unusual way of raising the necâ€" essary funds, to support Oh Sui Keun. Two oneâ€"act plays are being presented on these nights. Admission â€"â€" Adults 50c, Childâ€" ren â€" 25¢. For further details call Ross MacLeod, Ch. 1â€"7067. We extend the sympathy . of the neighbours to the family of Herbert Bince, Hearst Circle. Mr. Bince‘s mother, Mrs. Myrtle Bince, passed away Feb. 1, in Auzsa, Cal. s The Weston Branch (213) Royal Canadian â€" Legion > is sponsoring Public Speaking Competition in the community. I do not have complete details, as yet, but will pass them on, as I know that some of the pupils in our schools will be competâ€" ing. Speaking of the Legion, the Ladies‘ Auxiliary will hold their monthly Euchre, in the back room of the Hall, Dennison Rd. E., Tues. Feb. 19, 8 p.m. Adâ€" mission 50¢. Channel Chuckles, a takeâ€"off on popular T. V. programmes will be presented by the Coupâ€" les‘ Club and Senior Choir of Trethewey Park United Church, on Friday February 22, 8 p.m. Come and see Dr. Len Hazy and Dr. Dilcare perform an operaâ€" tion, LIVE! Musical Memories will take you back through the years. There‘ll be Drama. Mus:â€" ic and Humor, with a chance to sing along with the gang. Due. to limited seating capacity, only 200 tickets will be availâ€" able and at 35¢ they will soon be sold out. Order your tickets from any member of the Choir or Couples‘ Club. ST. BERNARD, S C W L: The regular â€" monthly meeting . was held Feb. 5. with Mrs. Bonasco presiding. It was decided . to hold a monthly Euchre, dates to be announced later. A film on Uterine Cancer was shown, and a staff Pathologist, from Humâ€" ber Memorial Hospital, was preâ€" sent to answer questions. This Hardington Home and School will have a Rummage Sale on Thurs. March 14, 7:30 p.m. If you have any articles for this sale please call Mrs. Skinner, Ch. 91353, or you may leave items at my home. STREET NAME WESTON TRAVEL SERVICE â€"GOING OVERSEAS ? BOOK NOW AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT Phone 244â€"5324 2063 Lawrence Ave. W. at Weston Rd. We Give Winâ€"Aâ€"Car Coupons, Free ANNE GRAKHAM LOGAN UNWANTED HATR A PROBLEM ? ? OVER 30 YEARS‘ EXPERIENCE 2989A BLOOR STREET WEST PHONE BE 3â€"4661 OR 2399254 WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET t Applicants have complained | about this ruling to both governâ€" | ment and the press, labeling the | party stand unfair. Ted Hogan‘s Four others were injured in the twoâ€"car collision which claimed Mr. Hogan‘s life. William Hogan was 68 years old. Father Dies killed in an airplane crash, and last week, his father died in a headâ€"on collision on the Aurora Sideroad, two miles east‘ of Vandorf. Mr. Hogan came originally from the Weston area and was living in Brown Hill at the time of the accident. Mrs. Bernice (Ted) Hogan lives with her family at Hawkins Drove in the Lawrence â€" Keele Street area of Downsview. view suffered the second tragedy eaused by travelling accidents in two years, last Wednesday, Febâ€" ruary 6. Two .years ago last November Ted Hogan, famed Canadian stock car racing driver, was Complaints against the New Democratic Party‘s method of appointing election _ enumeratâ€" ors are unfounded according to the policies of all political parâ€" ties, and according to NDP spokesmen. by the NDP officials they are expected to donate at least half their earnings to the party. Many people applying for enâ€" umerating jobs in the coming Federal Election have beerf told The party has followed this policy for some time enabling supporters who cannot give finâ€" ancial aid to donate their earnâ€" ings to the party in this way. This system was practised by the CCF party for many years withâ€" out criticism. All major parties are given the opportunity of selecting apâ€" plicants for the enumerating jobs, who are usually chosen from among supporters of the parties. The NDP also gives the positions to unemployed supporâ€" ters when their quota is not fillâ€" ed _ with donors. Finally jobs are given to persons who have names submitted to the parties, although they may not be supâ€" porters. Since the jobs are mainly givâ€" en to supporters of each party by the particular party, the NDP method is in line with policy on job appointments, according to officials. was and film tions. Father Marshman spoke | at length on the Parish Mission to begin Sunday, February 10. The first week will be for ladies, the second for men. Non â€" Catholics are cordially invited to attend. The mission will close Februâ€" ary 24. The meeting closed with light refreshments. Happy â€" Birthday â€" to: Linda Woolings, June Millar and Wenâ€" dy â€" Snyder, Feb. 14; Daniel Brock, Judy Woolings, Feb. 15; Kenneth Hopkins. Donna Dalâ€" rymple, Carol Shoulder and Nancy LeGrow, Feb. 16; Louise Beattie, Feb. 17; Lorraine Brimâ€" iscombe, Feb. 18; Beverley Hamilton, _ Feb. 19; Michael Robinson, Feb. 20. NDP Job Allotments ‘Fair‘ a very interesting period, we would recommend this to other women‘s organizaâ€" Bathurst Library Exhibition Of Photographs York Public Library during Feb Mr. Denes, a newcomer to | Toronto, visited Israel and comâ€" | piled on extensive pictorial recâ€" ord of the ‘people, background and way of life. Soldiers and farmers, religious leaders and sovernment . officials, students‘ and teachers, tradesmen _ and | workers are all portrayed. With ‘ the emphasis on youth and the new generation, Laszlo Denes| has captured the spirit of a milâ€" itant democracy. His penetratâ€"| ing insight reveals the unity and | diversity of a young and vigorâ€" | ous people at work and at play.| An exhibition of photographs entitled Faces of the Sabra (Saâ€" braâ€"native born generation) by; Laszlo Denes, Hungarian photoâ€"| grapher, will be shown at the | Bathurst Heights Branch (3170| Bathurst Street) of the North| in the eternal freedom of man because he was so often deprivâ€" ed of it; he believes in the inâ€" divisibility of justice because it war so often torn to shreds over him and he loves man desâ€" pite many attempts to make him hate man. Working in Budapest for 20 years on both weekly and daily newspapers, he received what he describes as, "valuable as well as worthless prizes," at several international exhibitions _ of photographic art. The credo to which Mr. Denes subscribes undoubtedly has inâ€" fluenced his work: he believes in the eternal freedom of man Another exhibition of photoâ€"| graphs at the Bathurst Heights| Branch depicts winter fun in‘ Metro Conservation areas. The amazing variety of inexpensive winter sports available in con-\ servation parks in and around | Metro is shown. Metro residents| are portrayed as they enjoy| skating, skiing, tobogganing and| old fashioned sleigh rides. The photographs, which are on loan from the Metro Toronto & Regâ€"! ion Conservation Authority, may be seen at the library until Satâ€" urday, February 16, during libâ€"| rary hours. | LIBRARY HOURS â€" Tuesday to Friday â€" 9:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Saturday â€" 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. RO 6â€"1777 YORK TRAVEL BUREAU 1043 WESTON ROAD wWM. G. BEECB, . Need accessories to modern living? ANYWHERE TO ANYWHERE FOR ALL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS General Insurance Notary Public _ TT 0| â€" . & \fi @ Finance with a lowâ€"cost, lifeâ€"insured SCOTIA PLAN LOAN THE TIMES ADVERTISER â€" Thurs. Febrvuary 14, service organizations in the North Toronto and North York area. Bathrust. Three prominent religious leadâ€" ers will attend. The main speakâ€" er this .year will be the Rev. Edâ€" ward Hennessy, C.P., Pastor of St. Gabriel‘s Catholic Church. Father Hennessy is a prominent held on Tuesday, February 19th at 7:30 p.m. at the New Murray House, Steeles Avenue, west of 4A By Mr. M. A. Slosk your telephone manager you naturally want it back in working order as fast as huâ€" manly possible. We do, too. That‘s why our service people work with two clocks. One that tells the time a service call comes in, and the other, the approximate time a serâ€" viceman will be at your doorâ€" step. The time varies dependâ€" ing upon the work load or disposition of the work force, but it is generally only a matâ€" ter of a few hours. (Emerâ€" gencies, of course, are taken care of at once) While we constantly check to prevent trouble before it happens â€" once in a while something may go wrong. If it does, you can be sure we‘ll fix it fast â€" at no extra cost to you. If you‘re like most people, you probably can‘t recall the last time anything went wrong with your phone service. Today‘s phone equipment is built and maintained to provide fast, dependable service, 24 hours a day. Howâ€" ever, should something hap ie pen ‘to your phone service, . f W W 2e_p We read a news item recently about a housewife who was busily cleaning her kitchen and suddenly found herâ€" self trapped. She was trying to clean the space between the refrigerator and her kitchen counter. Without thinkâ€" ing she squirmed her way into the narrow slot ... and managed to get thoroughly stuck. But right there on the wall over the counter was her handy kitchen extension phone. She called the police who sirened out to the resâ€" cue . . . gave the refrigerator a few hearty heayves and released the lady. It‘s one reason for having a kitchen extension that hadn‘t occurred to us. Is there someone you‘d like to talk to . . . someone across the miles you haven‘t seen for some time? It may be the folks back home a son or daughter away at college, or an old friend you‘ve missed over the years. There‘s nothing like hearing the warmth of their familiar voices again . . . the excitement of exchanging homy bits of news . . . the comfort of knowing they‘re all r&ht.r Why news . . . the comfort of knowing they‘re all right. Why not pay them a personal visit by long distance telephone? It costs less than you think. And remember, long disâ€" tance Area Codes help to speed your calls. They‘re listed in the front pages of your phone book. BELL LINES How Fast Would We Fixâ€" Your Phone? Is There Someone Across The Miles? Phone Saves Lady In Distress radio speaker, a ton who has sp« religious life in J Many prominent figures in *a¢ political and entertainment field are expected to attend. Featured Ange, radio and TV star. Ticket Chairman â€" Ken Step henson, phone 787â€"9801, assisted by Harry Fields, phone 789â€"3247, (last year‘s Dinner Chairman). Deputy Reeve Basil Hall has accepted the Chairmanship of the Annual North York Brotherhood CLOCKS THAT TELL THE STORY M. A SLIOSKI