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* I‘m sure that the "powers that on September 25th at the|shows, September 28th will be a be" in the 14th Humber West Cubhome of Mrs. D. Dymond, 24 busy day for the entire family. Packs feel it just doesn‘t pay to get|Breadner Drive. A special invitation +A surprise bridal shower was out of bed some days. Afm-mebi-untonuuhnu-cnâ€"than for Miss Joan Burman on planning and contacting in con: whose sons have just joined the September 16th at the home of Mrs. nection with the fall season, plans organization. | John Snider, 632 Kipling Avenue have once again been changed and/* The U.C.W. of Westway United N. Among the 25 guests were the following will apply until\Church are holding a Luxury Fur|relatives from Bartie, Cookstown further notice. ‘& Chapeau Fashion Show in the|and as far as Chicago from where ... l4th "A" Cub Pack will Church on Saturday, September|Mrs. E. Burman travelled to attend meet at Martingrove Public School 28th, First showing will be at 2/the wedding festivities of her every alternate week as of Septemâ€" p.m., followed by a second at 4 p.m./niece. The marriage is to take ber 17th. ‘Afternoon tea will be served and|place on October 19th. & . . . 14th "B" Cub Pack will meet a bake sale will also be included.)* Mrs. Edward O‘Neill, President at Martingrove Public School every Baby sitting facilities will be availâ€"|of C.W.L., Transfiguration of Our alternate week commencing Sepâ€" able. Admission is 75 cents at the Lord Parish, welcome the members tember 25th. door. to the first monthly meeting of the It was a big night for the 14th + And while all you mothers are fall season on September 10th. The #A" Pack on September 18th when catching up on the latest fashions, President introduced guest speaker two of the Cubs were presented the children can enjoy themselves|Of the evening, Mr. R. D. Haines with their fourteenth badge. David at Martingrove Public School .s‘ul the Catholic Rebabilitation O‘Brien and Clive Buist, presented the N. W. T. Optiâ€"Mrs. Club preâ€"|Centre. Mr. Haines spoke of the with their badges by Akela, !2" sents the Walt Disney movie "Snow |Good Shepherd Refuge in downâ€" Buist, became the first boys in this White & The Seven Dwarfs". There|‘°W" Toronto. He said they looked Pack‘s history to â€" attain â€" this\will be three showings â€"at 10 ..m_,lmer the poor and unfortunate honour. 2 112:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. with 24â€" |people that no one else seems to The Ladies Auxiliary of the l4th|mission set at 25 cents. Refresh. °Ate about, At Y.he.Reluge they ave Group will hold their first fall\ments will be available during the|&!Ve". f?:d» c;l.::}.'fif. -’r:% ':'f:t?. %. Application will be made by the Corporation to the Ontaric Municipal Board for its approval of the undertaking of the work and any owner this Notics, file with the Clork his objection to the work being undertaken. 4. . The Board approve of the work being undertaken, but befors doing so i# appoint a time and ploce when any objections to th Mf.nmwn‘bdwmvmonawqu.. 10u2 t The Council intends t6 specially assess a port of the cost upon the lands abutting directly on the work. #. The nflmM cost of Oho v.ri‘ in MA"MW of which $45,829 is to be paid by the Corpdration. The estimated cost per TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Etobicoke intends to construct as a local 50c a Bu. â€" 15¢ dep. on Bu. 3 cu. yds. $15.00 del. â€" 5 cu. yds. $22.00 del â€"_ 3 cu. yds. covers 2000 sq. ft. 2 in. thick IDEAL FOR GROWING BEDS OF ALL KINDS, LAWN DRESSâ€" INGS, PLANTER BOXES, ETC. Fall Is The Best Evergreen Planting Time CONSISTING OF 35% OF ORGANIC MATERIAL BY VOLUME FORMULATED WITH THE HELP OF O.A.C. SCIENTISTS * HOLLAND BULBS . . . . SPECIAL PRICES â€"â€" ALL KINDS & SHRUBS ® VINES ® TREES ® ROSES ® LAWN SEED TO CARE FOR YOUR GARDEN . . . Fertilizers, Scottsâ€"cure, Ortho and Greenfield Products. annual instalments and the estimated annval rote per foot is shown unequalled anywhere at better than competitive prices MEADOWLAND NURSERIES LTD. AROUND THE WESTWAY || ROYAL YORK GARDENS NEWS TOPSOIL COMPOST MIXTURE SPECIAL PATIO TILE & FACE STONE TILE 8x12x2% â€" 5 for $1.00 Well Worth Your While â€" Just A Pleasant Drive The Etobicoke YMY WOA will be holding ‘registration day‘" this Saturday, Sepâ€" tember 21st. ‘¥‘ members and wouldâ€"be ‘Y‘ members be sure to register for the months ahead of fun and fellowship. For more information contact Joyce Reoch or Doug Reed at the ‘¥‘ â€" BE 1â€"2297 MAKE THE 21s+ OF SEPTEMBER A MUST AT THE ETOBICOKE YMâ€"YWCA QUTSTANDING HOME GROWN SPECIMENS SOMETHING NEW!! GIRLS AND BOYS 9â€"18 YEARS REGISTER ON ThE 21st BASIC MEMBERSHIP ...... $ 2.C PARTICIPATING ........... 12.( cAROLE MceGUIRE STREETSVILLE RD. 2 MILE N. OF 401 826â€"1501 Carson Street Towns Read Street 3226 Bloor Street West TORONTO 18 19, 1963â€"Page 8 260 Morth of Akron Road Kipling Avenue TOWNSHIP OF ETOBICOKE LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE 850°+ Westerly Easement 198‘ Northerly To held for Miss Joan Burman on September 16th at the home of Mrs. John Snider, 632 Kipling Avenue ’N. Among the 25 guests were relatives from Bartie, Cookstown and as far as Chicago from where Mrs. E. Burman travelled to attend the wedding festivities of her niece. The marriage is to take place on October 19th. ~ * Mrs. Edward O‘Neill, President of C.W.L., Transfiguration of Our Lord Parish, welcome the members to the first monthly meeting of the fall season on September 10th. The President introduced guest speaker of the evening, Mr. R. D. Haines of the Catholie Rehabilitation Centre. Mr. Haines spoke of the Good Shepherd Refuge in downâ€" town Toronto. He said they looked after the poor and unfortunate jpeople that no one else seems to care about. At the Refuge they are ’given food, clothing and shelter. Run by three brothers, this Refuge provides the necessities for these unfortunate people through charity only and not by Provincial grants. Mr. Haines also played a tape of Father R. L. MacDougall of the Catholic Rehabilitation Centre and the three brothers who run the Refuge, being interviewed. The imembers of the C.W.L. presented |Mr. Haines (for Father MacDougâ€" all) a shower of good used men‘s |clothing and canned goods. Bev Lewis, M.P.P., seeking reâ€" election in Humber, is equally strenuous in his opposition. Deâ€" scribing himself as "one hundred per cent opposed" to amalgamaâ€" tion, Lewis said the people in his riding are also definitely antiâ€" amalgamation. As a charter memâ€" ber of Metro Council, he favors this form of government. AMALGAMATIONâ€"(Continued from p. 1) He also believes amalgamation would cause suburban taxpayers increased financial discomfort. Not committing themselves were the NDP candidates in the southern: ridings. York West‘s Henry Brenâ€" nan, Lakeshore‘s Murray Cotterill and Humber‘s John Whitehouse stated it would not be appropriate to comment until the Goldenberg report was released. The Toronto and District Labor Council, which is socially inclinâ€" ed, has been drumming amalâ€" gamation for years. It is expectâ€" ed that the views of this body will have some bearing on NDP policy. The views of the candidates on amalgamation is an indication of what action those elected will take at Queen‘s Park should amalgamaâ€" tion come before the Legislature. $ 2.00 12.00 HUMBER im provement the following work, SANITARY SEWERS $46,500.00 $49,000.00 $ 2,500.00 Corporation‘s Share of Cost $ 1,114.00 $45,829.00 $44,715.00 BE. 1â€"8181 2930 BLOOR ST. W (THE KINGSWAY) feot frentage is shown above. The special assessment is to be paid in tem DIXON ROAD AT RENFORTH DRIVE, NEAR TORONTO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTâ€" ONLY MINUTES FROM ANYWHERE IN TORONTO "THE BEST MAKE YOU‘LL EVER MOVE!" 3200 BLOOR ST. W. â€" West of Reyal York Road BE 1â€"2285 CHEVROLET â€" OLDSMOBILE "A" ill. «ces the position of the foot in a Bonnie sStuart 30 last â€" which is used extensively by us far «choo! shoes. The position of the foot as illustrated in this shoe would be considered a good fit with no pressure against the forefoot from the sides of the shoe, "&" illustrates how much the same foot overlaps in the over styled pointed toe "correct" last. Note how much the large and fifth toe would be compressed â€" a perfect starting point for bunions, hammer toes and ingrown toenails. This type of last will also cause the shoe to lose its shape and roll over the heel much faster, Obviously the "fit life" of this shoe is drastically reduced as there is no room provided in this shape of shoe for growth. : E0 cHEVRO Ey J. GORDON KNOX SHOES Open Daily 9 A.M.â€"6 P.M. Thurs. & Fri. 9â€"9 AT the work will be considered $12.63 may, within iwenty one days after the first publication of $48.74 UMBERVIEW . VY , IOTORS Number of Equal Annvel Instalments 10 gor6* $. W. ECKERSLEY, CLERK. 10 »;fi%;f*z s us s o Estimated Annval Rate Per Foot Frontage BE 1â€"8181 Lra 47 47 | SUCCESSFUL GASORAMA _ ‘ The executive of the Royal York ‘Gudgu Community Association would like to thank Mr, J. Baker and all the men who helped make the Gasorams held last week so successful, The lucky draw winâ€" ners are as follows:â€" The first customer to abtain gas was Don Nelson of 43 Laurelwood Cresent; Thursday night draw winner Mary Roberts of 36 Down Patrick Cresâ€" cent; Friday winner, George Agâ€" new 8 Pagebrook Dr., Saturday winner, Robert Fowler of 76 Edinâ€" burgh Crescent. Glad to hear that Mrs. Betty McAdam is progressing nicely after recent surgery, we shall look for: ward to you starting bowling again soon. _ Three pupils of Marg. Hammond did very well at the C.N.E. Accorâ€" dian festival hel drecently, al though they were not in the prizes their marks were extremely good. The children are:â€"Patsy Mair, 50 Ashmount; Richard Curtis, 2 Paraâ€" gon; and Graham Chambers, 16 McManus, Graham Chambers has only been taking lessons on the acâ€" cordian for 5 months yet he was competing. with children who had far more experience, and the adâ€" judicator had nothing but praise for him, we shall look for better things from Graham. Mrs. Hammond is also looking for a few players for her accordian‘ orchestra the "Accordianaires". Mrs. Hammond formed the orchesâ€" tra last year; an dif there are any children in the area between the hgel of 8 and 14 years who would llike to become a member of this group Mrs. Hammond would be pleased tcfear from them at CH. 4â€"4493, . Happy birthday to Gary Doyle, 20 McManus Rd. who celebrated his ninth birthday on September 12th. 1962 Volvo 1225 4 dr. 1963 Volvo 544 Co. Car 1962 Lotus Elite Coupe 1961 MGA 1600 Sports 1960 Vauxhall Super 4 dr. 1959 Studebaker Wagon 1958 Jaguar XK 150 1957 Studebaker Commander 1955 Chev. Belaire Sedan NEW 1964 CANADIAN BUILT vouvos Now oN DispLay 123 DUNDAS HWY. W. COOKSVILLE 277â€"0264 Low Overhead â€" Low Prices USED CAR CLEARANCE AUTOSPORT LTD. C.N.E. FESTIVAL Y O RK VOTE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE W ES T lnmcmmmms VIOLET HENDRY â€"â€" BE, 12759 _ mm ‘ A speedy recovery is wished to over 300 boys register to play ‘Ernie Lawson of Toledo Drive who|hockey this winter but at present is now recuperating at home from|they only have ice time for 210 an operation. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. ‘C. H. Kaufmann, 30 Grasspoint ’Crucent on the arrival of a lovely daughter. 1mighbor| Mr. and Mrs. J. Sweeney and family at 772 Burnhamthorpe Mr. Elliston reports, "The West Mall Hockey League onee more had NEW DEMOCRATIC A PARTY OEFICIAL AGENT â€" _ MR. JOHN HAMMOND NEIMAN ROWNTREE HENRY OFFICIAL AGENT â€" MR. KEVIN FITZGIBBONS 55 King George‘s Road Toronto 18 Bloordale Beat OQFFICIAL AGENT â€" JOAN LESLIE | EU OFFICIAL AGENTS CANDIDATES mortgages ! Competitive Rates â€"Fast Service National Trust also specializes in Real Estate sales and purchasesâ€"expert appraisalsâ€"and property management. NOMINATED ON SEPTEMBER 11, 1963 ARE AS FOLLOWS: ELECTORAL DISTRICT YORK WEST â€" CLOVERDALE MALL Phone BE 9â€"4389 PROGRESSIVE R CONSERVATIVE MR. H. O. WAFFLE 37 Burnhamthorpe Park Blvd Islington, Ont. 31 Prennan Ave. Islington, Ont. LIBERAL LLOYD SHIER, Returning Officer RENFORTH BAPTIST CHURCH A special welcome reception was held following the Sunday evening service at Renforth Baptist Church ‘for Re family, 4â€"5 years; Primary Dept, 6â€"8 years; Jr. and Intermediate Dept, 9â€"14 years and Senior Dept. Church School at Renforth inâ€" Chamâ€" 13 at |