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Out Wed November A Centennial Costume Pageant produced by the pupils and teachers of Kettleby Public School at York Pines United Church snowed the racial backgrounds of most of the population of -Vr- Canada Commentator for the event was Cynthia seated on the extreme right in the front row of the stage Staff Consider Queensway Sidewalks BELHAVEN North Township Council agreed to consider sidewalks on the Queensway and Raven- shoe Road to Five Points when they make up he budget Minister Conducts Special Services Pastor Norman Rowan is holding Evangelistic Services in Baptist Church from November 24 using Sermons from Science Films The Evening Unit of United Church Women was held on Tuesday Nov chaired by Leader Mrs Bruce Buckle Minutes were read and re corded by Mrs A Poem It shows in your Face was read by Mrs Syd ney Thompson The worship period was taken by Mrs J Morrill Scripture was read by Mrs Leonard Russell Part two of New Morality was continued by Mrs L sel with all members taking part in a discussion Lunch was served by Mrs Buckle and Mrs C Eves Mr Mrs Wesley Rail- ton of and Mrs J of Newmarket visited Mr and Mrs Hairy Toombs and family on Mon Nov 20 Mr and Mrs J Smith and Mr and Mrs Pearson Mr and Mrs Walter Richmond at Cumber land Beach recently Womens Missionary So ciety members of Baptist Church will meet to pack a Christmas Box for Quebec on Tuesday Dec Request for the sidewalks came from the Jersey Association Permission was granted to Gordon M Sedore of Browns Hill to move a recently pur chased house into the town ship Council stated they hop ed it would be the last appli cation of its kind and request ed Mr to provide a health certificate and com ply with all municipal by laws and requirements It was recommended a bylaw be drawn up covering the entire township and no further build ings were to be moved into the area Received a delegation from Willow Beach Association headed up by Mr Tyminski asking for results of the engineering study made Oct on 3rd Avenue They were told the estimated cost was 11300 exclusive of en trances for draining and gravelling spread over a five- year period Cost to the resi dents will be per foot over a threeyear period The residents will have to supply their own 15inch by 25foot long culverts The Province will pay 25 percent of the cost 25 percent will be pay ed by the township and the balance is payable by the residents Mr Tyminski will meet with the townships con sulting engineer V will prior to council meeting on Dec to amplify his earlier report Peter Denton requested the township to correct drainage problems on Jacksonville Willow Beach Mr Denton was informed the work would cost and had been held up due to unsolved drainage problems Council will ask engineer V Bardawill for a report Council received the thanks of Mrs Ross Smith Lake Dr for preliminary work on the drainage problems in the area Councillors considered a re quest from Ron secretary of the G Library Board to erect a garage to form an annex to the existing library premises at an esti mated cost of 2000 The garage will be 20 and provide storage space for the bookmobile and protection for the in books it car ried The building will be frame with windows the upper half for maximum stor age and could in the future be used as part of the li brary Council resolved to au thorize building of the garage and include the cost in budget Township Councillors un animously agreed to present a plaque to Mr Gordon Horning to commemorate the work the late Mrs Muriel Horning put into the erection of the townships animal shel ter They agreed she had done more than anyone else in the township to spur on to erecting the necessary building Date for presenta tion to be set at a later meet ing Plan To Hit Moonlighters BELHAVEN Small busi nessmen and tradesmen in this area have declared war on moonlighters who are stealing their customers un dercutting their prices and then leaving the consumer without the protection of a guarantee The Jersey Businessmens Association a growing member organization of tradesmen and small busi nesses last week asked North Township Coun cil to invite a Provincial Labour Department field rep resentative to a council meet ing to explain what steps can be taken to protect consumers from what the association termed in its letter unquali fied tradesmen in the area Association president BUI Harvey explained later that moonlighters people with fulltime jobs who take other District ERA jobs on the side have be come numerous in the area He said many take on car pentry plumbing and electri cal jobs which they are not qualified to handle and then since they have no established business in the field cannot offer any guarantee on their work if it is riot satisfactory He cited the case of one family who had a septic tank installed this way The work men put the tank under only three feet of cover The cover soon washed away When the family investigated they dis covered the workman had not taken out a municipal permit to do the job nor had he met health department specifi cations They had to start all over again Mr Harvey said the was organized seven years ago to protect the public He urged the public to contact an association member at and check a tradesmans qualifications before signing a contract Township Council voted to arrange the meeting with the Labor Department representa tive as soon as possible One pig will supply to slices of bacon This same pg one of over two million pigs produced in the province of Ontario in will also give us pork chops accord ing to Home Economists at Institute Univer sity of Guelph ELECT PAT To Whitchurch Township Council Resources Official Tourist Group Speaker KESWICK The Sim- coo Tourist Association will he holding its annual on Tuesday November 2a at a pm at Cedar Cliff Manor Guest speaker for the eve ning will be Grant Mills of the Oitario Water Resources Commission whose topic will be Pollution The election of the Associ ations officers for 1968 will 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wonderful job as she in troduced the children who rep resented the different groups of people in Canada dressed in costumes of their home countries Then came songs poems and the children rep resenting the provinces and flowers and finally the entire cast singing Canada The pageant was written for the Centennial Commission by writer and resident Mrs Dora Conover New residents in Kettleby are Colonel and Mrs A Parker from Ottawa who have moved into the stone house on the former son farm Kettleby school children en joyed a day at the Royal Win ter Fair recently Miss Mairlyn Aspden and Mr Clayton de Vries were winners of the King Township Council Award for Grade Mr and Mrs Ivan Foster and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A Foster of Un ion vi lie A Church school youth groups are preparing for the annual Christmas concert on Dec The United Church Women will hold their next meeting on Wednesday Dec Guest speaker will be Jim former employee of Skyline Farms who has spent five years in 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