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Charges School Trustees Playing Russian Roulette ROSEBANK (Staff) --Pick- ering Township Councillor John Campbell, speaking as spokes- man for a delegation to the Township Area Two School Board, charged trustees . with playing Russian Roulette with the lives of children who attend- ed Dunbarton School. Mr. Campbell said that un- less a new school was built in Dunbarton by September or the old one renovated he would not send his son to attend classes. Mr., Campbell said he intro- duced a motion in council ask- ing the board to take action after an engineer reported last September the foundation of the school was crumbling and that the east and west walls could only stand 1005 pounds and 1605 haze had been created over the issue and suggested that crumb- ling walls and an unsafe sciaool were two different things. Mr. Quick said the board had been advised that there was no im- mediate danger of the school foundation failing. He said Mr. Campbell was politicking and that the board had made pro- visions for 'transportation to other schools if at any time the school became unsafe. Trustee Pat Finn said the board did not intend using the two classrooms in the original school in the fall of next year. One grandmother in the dele- gation said if parents felt the school was unsafe, the board should move the children out. She said the board had not said pounds per 'square inch pres- sure, respectively. Mr. Campbell said the report i { had 'stated that the foundation) | cnbe walls were rapidly dteeriorating and tt this would continue until the school became unsafe in two to five years. Board Chairman T. R. Van- Houten said the board was aware of its responsibility and had taken action before Febru- that the school was not going to \fall down. Councillor John Williams, a r of last year's board, said the management. commit- |tee had recommended six new lelassrooms at Dunbarton in |1966. He said it was not the township council that is holding {up the approval of new quar- \ters. Legion Auxiliary Zone Rally Held WHITBY -- The Whitby Royal Canadian Legion Ladies' Auxil- iary entertained the zone auxil- iaries Tuesday evening at the Legion Hall, with 158 attending. Entertainment was provided by. the members of Whitby Eas- tern Star who were dressed in costumes of pearly Kings and Queens and old time costumes for their dances. Music was pro- vided by Mrs. R. A. Phair, member of the Eastern Star. Miss Lynda Horack sang three solos and was a great success. Students of Anderson High School, who are in the school band, played musical selections. Draw prizes were won by Oshawa, Ajax, Whitby, Clare- mont and Bowmanville. A buf- fet lunch was served: All food and gifts were donated by the Whitby Ladies' Legion Auxili- ary. : Presidents from each auxili- ary thanked the Whitby Auxil- iary. It was announced that the Whitby Auxiliary will be visit- ing Oshawa Auxiliary April 12 |will leave the Legion Hall at 7.15 p.m. mu Minor Lacrosse By CLIFF GORDON WHITBY--The Whitby Minor Lacrosse Association held its annual dinner, Monday night at St. John's Hall. Following the dinner officers for '1966 were elected. The new president is Dave Walker. The honorary president is Lloyd Gibson, former presi- dent 'of the Ontario Miner La- crosse Association, Mr, Gibson, a long time resident of Whitby and keen booster of minor sports, was recently presented with the Ontario Government award by Merv Mc'kenzie On- tario Athletic Commissioner. The award is for the man who operate at least five age groups held. The association plans to has done the most for minor la- with considerable discussion | past year. Elected vice president, was Les Reed, The secretary is Don Gilchrist with Frank Milligan as treasurer. Executive directors are Dr.| for its social evening. A bus | John Wall, Vern MacCarl, Neilimeans 'land of the pure." To Operate Five Groups Association Murkar and John Wootton. Bill Phillips was elected as associ- ation converno;. : A set of rules and bylaws for the coming season were set up with considerable discussion he The association plans to oper- ate at least five age groups this season. They will be novice, tyke, pee wee bantam, and midget. The reason for the mid- get team is to heip prepare some of the boys for the jump to the Whitby Lascos Jr. B's or the Oshawa Jr. A' Green Gaels. Several offers of help with coaching, managing and driving were presented to the newly elected officers. Still more help is needed in this regard. Any-| one interested in helping i s ask- | ed to contact either Mr. Walker | or Mr. Gilchrist or any mem- ber of thw Whitby Minor La-} crosse executive. } NAME GIVES GOAL The name Pakistan, in Urdu, ary with regard to the school. Mr. Williams asked the board | and would continue to take any when the danger factor would) BUG CHANGES COAT The dragonfly larva sheds its necessary action. jcome into contention. He said) $350,000 EARMARKED | Mr. VanHouten said an en- gineer's report indicated there was no immediate danger at the school and that $350,000 had! "been earmarked in the board's capital works forecast for new facilities at Dunbarton in 1967. "If the schoo! was unsafe the} board would not wait an hdur to clear the school of children," said Mr. Van Houten. He ad-| vised the delegation the school|/~ walls were inspected at regular) intervals. | Chairman Van Houten said he he fought to get a new school|skin a dozen times in the one \going in Dunbarton last year. to three years it lives in the He suggested the board set @ water of target date of January, 1967, in- & Pond, 3 Septemb the ne stead of September for the new WAGES 'WERE LOW school. cee : : Mr. VanHouten said the board| Jtish immigrants were paid 85 was much concerned for the| cents a day to dig New York safety of the children and ee State's Erie Canal, which hoped that the anxiety over the 5 : school's safety had been re- opened in 1825. 1 duced, HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S RECALL RIVERS | BOSTON (AP) -- Boston Bru- | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, March 24, 1966 7 @ Draftee Move Irks Aussies SYDNEY, N.S.W. (AP)--The Australian government's deci- sion to send draftees to fight in South Viet Nam has provoked bitter name-calling in Parlia- ment and sharp discussion in- volving churches, Public demonstrations con- tinued this week with several youths burning draft cards. Gov- ernment supporters held coun- ter-demonstrations. Late last year the government renewed conscription to call up several thousand 20-year-olds a STARR Sports and Marina THIS WEEK year for two-year engagements. This month Prime Minister Har-| old Holt announced Australian troops in Viet Nam sould be tripled to 4,500 men. A. ELLIOTT 184 Elancra Road REED'S FLORISTS 20th Annuel Spring Flower Show at their Greenhouses STAR King St. East just past Townline -- 723-0211 SPORTS and MARINA Palm Sunday, April 3rd Fertilizers .... Peat Moss ..... Evergreens .... Shade Trees .. Flower Shrubs Everyone is welcome to attend. 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