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WHITBY And DISTRICT Equalized Assessment Adopted By County After a debate" which began shortly after the session opened at 10 a.m., and ended only at 4:30 p.m., Ontario County Councillors on Monday ratified their equal- t of th + nim of assessment had boost- led their local land assessment $1,168,360. She pointed out that only Pickering village and Ajax had carried this assessment out. Yet, she pointed out, the equal- ized e ities which make up the county for 1961. The council met in Whitby on Monday. The equalized assessment for each municipality appears at the bottom of this article. But councillors battled almost every paragraph of the page-long ization scale had only allowed Ajax $658,210, not the full amount of the added assessment. She proposed an whereby Ajax assessment would be lowered by the full $1,168,360, and the balance which would be left over by this change, in the t of $510,150, would be add- a report by the t com- mittee which brought in the table of assessments. The first para- graph reported that the commit- tee had failed to collect a quorum for a meeting on June 2 when members were to have followed a resolutiog from the last session of council 'and inspect the com- mercial and industrial assess- ments of the southern municipal ities. Chairman of the assessment committee, Whitby's Reeve Ever- ett Quantrill reported that farm- er members of the committee, hard hit by a late spring, had been unable to leave the land for the meeting, SAYS SATISFIED Reeve Johm Mills, of Ajax, wondered if an attempt had been made by anyone to review the commercial and industrial as- sessment of the county, Reeve Quantrill reported that County Assessor Gordon Hepditch had not made a complete review but had told him that there were no industries or commercial proper- ties improperly assessed" that he was aware of. Ajax Deputy-reeve Mary Reid said that the assessment commit- tee makes a great show of going| to the rural municipalities to pick up $100 here and there in assess- ment but in the three years she had been on the assessment com- mittee had not yet looked at in- dustrial and commercial assess- ments in the county. Reeve Anson Gerrow, of Scu- gog Twp., said that he doubted that the town would not be penal- Scott that any lay committee could make any ruling on whether any property was properly assessed or not. He said that the commit: |s 300,000 in assessment had been tee would not even be allowed to 0 in and inspect an industrial| ant. | Reeve Quantrill said that the| committee could only accompany the county assessor in an effort| to understand what he has in| mind. ""Jt seems the committee is not assess but to understand," said Reeve Cyril Morley, of Pickering | village. BvAUIZATION . making of paragraph drawing the pitals. The two readings were said erection, establishment and the one adopted by the council ital than 15 mi most comment was follow ted to Whitby's equalized assess- ment. LOCATION FACTOR Mrs. Reid then took a leaf from the Chamber of Commerce book, (Whitby's that is) and out- lined all the reasons why Whitby was in a much better location than Ajax. She said that Whitby was not only the county town, but has a harbor, three hotels, major chain stores, a large num- ber of better class homes, the Ontario Hospital and the Ontario Ladies' College. She finished by saying that Whitby was so enticing that at least 50 former Ajax residents have now moved to Whitby. Two industries, she said, have also moved from Ajax to Whitby. It there is a location factor, she said, it should be in favor of Ajax. Reeve Everett Quantrill, who spent last weekend in Ajax at a conference of the towns and vil- lages section of the OMA, said he was a little surprised since he had heard Mayor Parish speak- {ing at the conference and no one |even thought of Whitby as the ideal town. | Reeve Mills, of Ajax, said that |his municipality had no quarrel |with Whitby, He said that he was very proud of Ajax, a planned |community, but a comparison |has to be made. He said that |Ajax was basing its argument on |{the promise by Mr. Hepditch ized. ADDED TO OTHERS Mr, Hepditch told council that |added to other municipalities in the county, excluding Ajax. "I felt that we had to give some re- lief to the purely rural town- ships," he said, Reeve Sherman Scott, noting that Pickering Twp.'s boost in as- sessment would make the town- : ship pay 22 per cent of county costs this year, rather than last year's 20 per cent, said that his township might be wise to join the municipality to the west. The Ajax amendment, to allow Ajax $510,150 less equalized as- sessment, and add this te Whit by's, was lost. The motion to accept the orig- inal scale and indeed the whole report, carried. her motion and it lost again. The final report on equalized assessment carried 21 to 14. Vot- ing against it were Deputy-reeve Mowat, of Whitby, Reeve John Mills and Deputy-reeve Mary Reid, of Ajax, Reeve Wilfred Pas- coe, of East Whitby, Reeve Cyril Morley, of Pickering village. Reeve Sherman Scott and Deputy-reeve Ross Hawthorne, of Pickering Twp., Deputy-reeve Robert Nesbitt, of Uxbridge Twp., and Reeve John McGilli- vray, of Scott Twp. Reeve Quan- trill was absent. The table follows. The first col- umn of figures indicates the local t of each ipality. Later Mrs. Reid re-introduced BY GERRY BLAIR Whitby Red Wings moved into sole possession of first place in the OLA Junior "A" league by virtue of a tremendous 14-6 vic- tory over the second-place St. Catharines Athletics. An eight-goal barrage in the third period spelled defeat for the Athletics. - Unlike other games this sea- son, Whitby were really strong in the final stanza. To date, the Wings have been guilty of folding under pressure in the late stages. This victory was their fourth St, Catharines, Brampton and either Long Branch or Fergus, pending the outcome of Satur- day's contest, all tied for second position. There were a total of 23 pen- test, with St. Catharines receiving {12 of them, including a five- minute misconduct to Young, early in the first period. Barry Campbell received a 10-minute misconduct, for yapping back to tizz referee upon conclusion of the two-minute minor offence. In the goal-scoring department, {Terry Davis, the Whitby Red ing had four goals, followed |Tushingham, straight at home, and it gave them a one-point advantage over alties, called in the rugged con"\ the Athletics, and \from that point second period, after disputing his| Wings leading scorer, on the even- Bob Carnegie played an excep-| Red Wings' Means Top Spot issed several other glorious op-3. Whitby; Davis (Grandy) 11.39 portunities; twice on breakaways. 4. St. Catharines; Dyson, s Whitby holding a slim lead, on|6. Whitby; Gibson (MeCrezay) Things were relatively close at the end of the second period with the strength of four first period goals, despite some sloppy ball handling by them. The Wings continued to floun- der just a little in the second period and were victims of two successive foolish penalties. They were comfortably ahead 5-2 mid- way through when Campbell and Carnegie received penalties with- in seconds of each other and St. Catharines rapped in two fast ones, to narrow the gap to one goal, However, Terry Davis scor- éd an all-important goal near the {end of the period to relieve the | pressure, | Two early gi gin by| {Brian Gibson by the™backs of lon there was no stopping the |Wings as they continued 'fo pile up the markers, adding more before the end of the game. The next home game for the league leading Whitby Red Wings (will be this Thursday night, a- gainst the powerful Brampton Ex- {cellsiors who handed the Wings, a humiliating 15-5 thrashing last! Friday night in Brampton. Game time for that one will be 8.30 closely by Brian Gibson and Bob p.m. Carnegie with three each, Elgin| Luke finished strongly; scoring pypor pERIOD two third peiod: goals. Singletons ; Whitby: Lotton went to Glen Lotton and Tom, gf Catharines; Troyan SUMMARY 7% sesesee 1.21 (Thorne) 12. Whitby; Davis (Lotton) . 19.06 19.53 Penalties -- Young 5 min. misconduct 3.36; Luke interfer- ence 10.48; Young major and slashing, Grandy major 12.44; Coull tripping 13.47. SECOND PERIOD 7. Whitby; Carnegie (Lotton 9. St. Catharines; Coull ., 10.05 10. Whitby; Davis 18.55 Penalties -- Inglis slashing 3.59, Troyan tripping, 5.25; Campbell slashing, 8.35; Carnegie charging, 8.59; Kerr slashing, 10.32; Biggs slashing, 10.45; Dyson slashing, |16.21; Campbell interference, 10- min. misconduct, 19.50, THIRD PEROPD 11, Wty; Gibson ( 12. Whitby; Gibson (E. Tran) 3.30 13, St. Catharines; Young (Thorne) 14. Whitby; Carnegie (Lotton) 15. Whitby; Carnegie (McCready) 16. Whitby; Tushingham .. 10. 17, St, Catharines; Thorne (Young) 12.08 18. Whitby; 'Davis (Lotton) 12. 19. Whitby; Luke 44 Mrs, Frank Roberts, 09 Thamesville, 8.47 ithy 16.03 5.06'20. Whitby; Luke (Carnegie) 16.50 "TX WHITBY PERSONAJS | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tissdey, June 21, 1960 § St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church WA is holding a bazaar and afternoon tea on Friday, June) 24 on the church lawn with Mrs. G. Stott as general- convener. Other conveners will be: Mrs, D. MacLean, bake table; Mrs. John Milne, aprons and miscellaneous; candy. The following ladies will be pouring tea: Miss B. Wilson, Mrs. W, A. Andrew, Mrs. S. Smith and Miss M. Ross, Mrs. Gwen Nicks, of Petawawa, has returned to her home after visiting her mother, Mrs. 8. Pee- bles, of Port Whitby. They also attended the Clark-Vaughan wed- ding which took place at All Saints' Anglican Church. Mr. Alec Chatterton, 304 High street, after spending a few days at the Oshawa General Hospital, has resumed his activities. Miss Nadine Dilling, of Trent street, and her grandmother, Mrs, A. Muir, of Brock street south, are spending the summer months in Los Angeles, California, as the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Ray Har- Mrs, Muir. of Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Hansen, of Scarborough over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson, of have returned to their home after spending a few days with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sheridan, 229 Burns street east. ANCIENT ABBEY 1128 vey, daughter and son-in-law of § Mrs. W. Simpson was the guest|p, Furness Abbey, the ruins of the two leagues. Under such an which stil! stand in northern Lan- agreement NHL clubs would be cashire, England, was built in allowed LAC BEAUPORT, Que. (CP)--, The American Hockey League its annual meeting here. tions were the AHL may have yield an inch or two to get what it wants. not be allowed to hunt for play- ers. MAY REVIVE DRAFT Canning declined to reveal what the NHL might ask in re turn. One thing might be the re- vival of a draft system between to draft AHL - owned Hockey League Relations Talked Over By NHL, AHL the WHL and EPHL and those is|left |not be post of one of the vice-presidents because ness pressure. DISTANT LINK MELBOURNE, England (CP) Council of this Derbyshire village has sent a message to the mayer of Melbourne, Australia, to mark players along with players from that eity's 125th anniversary. We The last column, the equalized | assessment. Towns: Ajax Uxbridge Whitby Villages: Beaverton | Cannington | Pickering | Port Perry Townships: Brock E. Whitby Mara Pickering Rama Reach tionally fine game, and seems to] be improving each time out. Be- Carnegie sides. scoring three, $11,145,815 $10,487,605 2,202,560 2,117,748 | 16,892,279 17,026,431 T Presbyteens To 1,257,003 1,271,607 842,021 809,595 H 1d Pi . 2,014,221 ,936,661 | 1,902,320 1,924,508 | 0 icnic St. Andrew's Presbyteens open. ed their weekly meeting with a devotional service led by Carol Wright. An interesting discussion followed entitled "When Tempta- tion Comes", led by Miss Wright, A business meeting followed and various reports were read. The group discussed their trip to To- ronto on Monday evening. The Presbyteens were invited by the | Queen East Christian Endeavour Group to attend their meeting. 3,939,475 3,223,745 3,921,713 16,627,118 1,381,397 3,245,737 2,146,100 861,139 2,246,267 2,337,326 6,120,700 ,045,076 $82,306,936 $82,306,936 Scugog Thorah Uxbridge Whitby Totals Give 2 Readings To Grant ,Sniario County Council has |given two readings to a bylaw] advisable to have a uniform plan which will pave the way for the capital grants to hos-' in less recommending the schedule of lized | when h a rare incident| grants are the mat- 1401 Reeve Morley said that he was| unhappy in that his village and x had both adjusted their land ues since the last equalization but the committee apparently Bad ignored this. He said that he felt his municipality was unduly penalized. He said that the only alternative appeared for the vil- lage to keep two sets of books, one for county purposes. He said that a large bulk of fhe assessment of Ontario County comes from the southern munic- { ipalities and suggested that it § might be a good idea for these y to separate from the county. t. Reeve William A. Heron, of 'Whitby Twp., noting that his « municipality received a boost of $166,000, forecast that the com- mittee would' "kill the goose that laid the golden egg". Deputy-reeve Warren Mowat, of Whitby, complained that land . in Ajax was assessed at $471 per acre, yet was assessed at $633 per + acre in Whitby. Mr. Hepditch said that much of the land in {Ajax was undeveloped, ter for discussion before that bod ! y. ! County officials indicated that the bylaw would be brought be-! fore council again today for the third reading. Also necessary be-| fore the grants are paid out of county coffers will be a bylaw authorising each specific grant. | At the last meeting of the coun-| ty council, they adopted a com-| mittee report which would give a| grant of $240,000 to the Oshawa General Hospital building fund. | The bylaws which are yet to be| ratified by council will bring that! grant into being. The bylaw read on Monday, at| a session in Whitby, actually sets out the policy adopted by the council on hospital grants. | The bylaw is as follows: "WHEREAS the population of the County of Ontario has in- creased rapidly and has resulted in an increased demand for hos- pitalization services. | "AND WHEREAT the County of Ontario- has been, requested from time to time to make grants to assist in the erection, establish- SAYS NO PENALTY Deputy-reeve Mary Reid, of Ajax, told council that county as-| sessor Hepditch had promised, in may be required for the benefit the Corporation unless the plans|ally issued, and for the amount a letter, that Ajax would not be! penalized because its sales| ment and equipment of such new public hospitals and additions to existing public hospitals which/ of the residents of the County of Ontario. | BROC i Evening Sh 7 9 p.m. Now Playing ,Excninghovs t7 and 9 p.m. WHITBY Phone MO 8-3618 . evamy JAMES WHITMORE « JOHN TONY CURTIS"DEAN MARTIN - JANET r="spf Who wads thot Lady ? PLUS = "THE GOLDEN rid" Special Award Winning Subject MCINTIRE « BARBARA NICHOLS On Wednesday, June 22, the Presbyteens will hold a pot luck picnic, at Lake Ontario. This will be the last meeting for this season On Saturday, June 18, the Pres. byteens held a "Cir Wash" from 9 am. to 3 p.m. The members of the group were well satisfied with the turnout of cars and the amount of money raised. Following the business meeting, games were played. Bylaw "AND WHEREAS it is deemed for the purpose of raising funds and granting assistance for the quip t of those hosp re- quired for the benefit of the resi- . dents of the County of Ontario. "NOW, THEREFORE, be it en- Battle Continues acted and it is hereby enacted as] OTTAWA (CP)--The Manitoba a bylaw of The Corporation of| government was granted permis- the County of Ontario by the sion Monday to carry its battle Council thereof as follows: against trading stamps to the "Upon the application of the|Supreme Court of Canada. hospital board of any public hos-| The provincial attorney-general pital within the County of Ontario Was granted leave to appeal or of those outside the Count, 4 and upon the Council of the Cor-jjudgment that stamps issued by poration being satisfied that the|tWo Winnipeg grocery firms to balance of twenty-five per cent/their customers are not trading of the cost (exclusive of Federal! Stamps. : and Provincial grants) has been raised by the applicant 'board, lishment and equipment, whether the Corporation of the County of it be a new hospital or an addi- Ontario shall make a grant to|tion to an existing hospital, have such hospital board for the pur- heen approved by the Ontario Hos- pose of erecting, establishing and pital Services Commission, pro- equipping said hospital or addi- vided, however, that the final tion thereto of an amount which payment of said grant shall not shall\not exceed seventy-five per he made until the final cost of the cent of the cost of the proposed vioposed hospital erection, estab- erection, establishment and lishment and equipment is estab- equipment and being that por-/iished to the satisfaction of the tion thereof directly attributable Council of the Corporation of the! to County use on fhe basis that County of /Ontario. | 1e percentage use of said hos-| "The Corporation of the Count pital facilities by County of On-|of Ontario Thal assume as of tario residents bears to the total| jan, 1, 1961, all existing deben- use for the three-year period im-|ture debt for hospitals of all local mediately preceding the year in municipalities within the County which the application is made. |5f Ontario upon the same .terms "No grant shall be made by as such debentures were origin- Trading Stamp and specifications and ihe need|which may be due and owing as for the hospital erection, estab-lof Jan. 1, 1961." WHITBY SPORTS PARADE By GERRY BLAIR MID-WEEK HAPPENINGS ... Whitby Red Wings seek revenge for their 15-5 setback at the hands of the defending Minto Cup champions, the Brampton Excellsiors on Thursday night at 8:30 p.m. Brampton, incidentally have won the Canadian Junior "A" lacrosse championship three years in succession. They got off to a slow start this season, but after Friday's tremendous offensive showing against the Wings it appears they've found their bearings. Whitby held a 5-4 lead at one time in the game, but after the seven minute mark of the second period, the Excell- siors scored 11 unanswered goals. Whitby's defensive unit must have left for home a little early. The Wings entertained St. Catharines last night at the Com- munity arena, but results were not known at time of writing, A win by Whitby would give them sole pos- session of first place, one point ahead of St, Kitts and Brampton. . . . Wren Blair, triple-club manager, is currently making his longest iaunt in search of hockey talent. Boston Bruin general manager, Lyniy Patrick, sent Wren to Duluth, Minnesota to sign one of their draftees, slated for duty at Kingston this coming season. Wren took a train to Fort William, then rented a car for the balance of his journey. ..., Whitby Merchants' ladies' softhall team host the Oshawa Dels tonight at the Centennial Park, game time, 8:00 p.m. A junior girls so'tball game will take place prior to the Merchant als co Tie Morchants lost a - test. 11-10 decision tothe Alderwood ladies club last Wed= r>- THE DISTRICT PAGE = against a Manitoba Appeal Court JOHN BURTINSKY FLORIST When you need Flowers You Need Us Phone MO 8-3324 124 Dundest St., W., Whithy WHITBY CLEANERS LTD. Phone MO 8-2345 For Free Pick-up Of Your Furs and Appore! 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