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22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, October 26, 1962 Orono Chamber Balks At New Ambulance Fee By MRS. KEN GAMSBY ORONO -- The Orono Cham- ber of Commerce has taken exception to the subsidizing of an ambulance service to be centred in the Town of Bow- manville, by the Township of Clarke. The president, H. Partner, brought the matter before the Chamber for discussion. Ac- tion to participate in the four- centre ambulance service was immediately denounced by a ! and a motion to send a letter to the Township of Clarke oppos- ing the move was passed. R. Forrester and L. Lowery stated that they had met with the Township of Clarke when the finance committee outlined the circumstances under which Council felt they should join the service being set-up in the Town of Bowmanville, It was also pointed out to the Police Trustees that Council had met on two occasions with Mr. Barlow of Orono when ambulance service was discuss- a. ' Mr. Barlow, it was_ stated, would continue as he has in the past. §. B. Rutherford said that the local -ambulance service had given fine service to the com- munity and would no doubt con- tinue to do so. He felt that as this was a good service that the Municipality should not be as- sisting with another outside~ of the community. $ H. Duvall stated that the $362 should stay in the' muni- cipality and that Clarke should not be subsidizing an ambu-| Boa: lance service in another centre. He also pointed to the fine service provided by the local businessman which should ob- tain the Chamber's support. A motion by P. M. Lunn and D. Found passed in that the Chamber is to write a letter of protest to the Council of the Clarke Township. : In the. corresp a let. a meet with the Chamber at a future date when. the company has: completed its plans to pro- vide this service. The: report 'of the Directors' meeting showed that a payment of $25. to the Orono Girl Guides and also recommended a sum of "iy for the Orono Park Notices of motions were pre- sented by S. B. Rutherford and R. C. Forrester that at the next meeting they would move that these donatidns be granted. L. Aslett informed the meet- ing that the Honor Student eve- ning would be held at the No- vember meeting, either in the Oddfellow's Hall or the new Clarke High School. ter was received from the Orono Telephone Company in reply to a request for better service to Clarke. The Tele- phone Company has asked to NEEDS ENGINEERS "Sweden will need 152,000 en- Penny Sale. Planned By 238 Lodge By MRS. CHARLES REESOR PORT PERRY -- Blue Ray Chapter No. 238, Order of the Eastern Star met in the Mason- le Temple, Queen street for the regular meeting. The worthy matron, Doris Nottingham presided with the assistance of the worthy patron, Leonard Colbear and her staff of officers. Four officers were absent, these stations were filled capably by members of the gineers by 1970, « 70 per cent rise over 1962, chapter. The business session was car- ried out in record time. Reports. were received among' which. the Ways and Means Convener, Past Matron Adelia White stated that $211 was realized from the Birthday draw, The Sick and Sunshine Con- vener, Associate Matron Emma Cook had a lengthy report to present. Karel Nottingham was hospitalized and Associate Con- ductress Olive Painter's father' was undergoing an operation. Past Matron and Patron, Jes- sie and Hugh Espie have a new grandson; Beryl Miller and Doris Evans were suffering from flu and Minnie | Fisher's mother had passed away. The Ways and Means com- mittee requested the privilege of holding a Penny Sale at the close of the next meeting. This was granted and members were asked to contribute towards this project. An invitation was received from Suniand Chapter to' attend their Birthday party and was accepted. One of the highlights of the meeting was the outstanding re- port of Grand Chapter Sessions which was presented by the As-|. sociate Matron Emma Cook. The next regular meeting is. to be the election of officers. Twenty-five members and two visitors attended this meeting. Past matrons and patron of Blue Ray welcomed to the East were Mabel Chapman, Jessie Espie, Margaret Cornish, Mar- garet Hood, Margaret Carnegie, Adelia White, Margaret Jeffrey and Leonard Colbear. CANADA'S FILMS Films made by Canada's Na- tional Film Board are being dis. Ashburn Girls. Attend Meeting At Parry Sound By MRS. R. RICHARDSON ASHBURN -- The LB Class of Burns' Church, Ashburn, was entertained at the home of Mrs, W. Routley for their Thanksgiv- ing meeting. The president, Mrs, D. Ashton opened the meeting with the meditation and the prayer. ° Mrs. E. Humphreys sang a solo, "'When God Is Near". Mrs, H, Ashton and Mrs. R, Batten had the study and took for their topic "Praise". A "Get Well Card' was sign- ed by Gach member and sent to tributed in 113 countries. Mrs. Stanley Lynde, who was a patient in Oshawa General Hos- pital. , , poea te oh members of the Miss Diane Fisher, Miss Faye. Heron, Miss Mary Heron, Miss Joan Conniber, Mr, Ron- ald Death and Mr. Ross Batten attended the Young People's convention at Parry Sound. The WMS of Burns' Church held their annual Thank-6ffering meeting in the church with visi- tosr from, Port Perry and Osh- awa. Mrs, A. Fisher presided, Mrs. R. Batten gave the meditation and Mrs, D, Ashton' sang a solo, Mrs. L. Death introduced the speaker, Mrs. Thompson from Stouffville who took for her topic "Obediente to Service"'. Mr, and Mrs. Gerry Ens, who were recently married in Whit- by were' honored and welcomed to the community with a mis- cellaneous shower last week. good majority of the members © Sapphire © Pastel © Ranch ® Cerulean © Black Diamond One of the most satisfying ways to acquire a stunning new coat is to buy it at a saving! And save you will...on any coat in this extensive group. 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