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Oshawa Times (1958-), 15 Nov 1967, p. 8

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THE OSHAWA TIMES, | Wednesday, November 15, 1967 | JAYCEES PLAN PENNY PROJECT AJAX (Staff) -- Ajax Jay- cees received permission from council to hold their mile of pennies campaign from Nov. 23 to 25 to aid the Ajax com- munity centre. In a delegation to council the Jaycees said a large map | would he erected at the shop- | ping plaza pointing out the route from the town hall to the community centre. The route would be filled in as people donated their pennies Will Install | Walkway AJAX (Staff) -- Couneil agreed Monday evening to in- stall a 2.590-fanot gravel walk- wav along Harwood Avenue from Rayly Street to the arena footwalk Public Works Committee chairman Owen Ashley said the gravel walk would keep pedes- trians out of the mud this win ter, and would provide an excel Jent base for a concrete side walk next year The walkway will be six feet wide on the west side of Har- wood Avenue, and will be ex- tended to the Ajax-Pickering Hospital next vear. REZONING FEE Council approved a resolution initiating a fee of $25 for all re roning applications in the town The fee will be refunded if the application ts passed from the planning board to council as @ recommendation, and was in itiated to ensure that all applic- ations are serious. FIREMEN'S GRANT Council approved the balance of the annual grant to the Ajax Volunteer Firemen's§ Associa tion in the amount of $5,500 Mon day night Council also gave permission te the association to canvass the town for muscular dystrophy funds on Nov. 25 and 26. The door-to-door blitz will be ac companied by the fire truck. SAFETY COUNCIL Ajax Safety Council received {fe annval grant of $200 from town council Monday. The funds will be used to pur- chase plaques for outstanding contribution te safety in the town. Authority Files Report AJAX (Staff) -- The Metro Toronto Region Conservation Authority, in a letter to the/ Ajax Town Council, Monday night reported on its activities during the past 10 years. The report said it had acquir- ed 18,000 acres of conservation Jand and their projects were now receiving in excess of 1, 000.000 visitors yearly The report said in the past vear 40.000 students had enrol- led in. the authority's education program &T. JOHN AMBULANCE Ontario and Durham Counties branches of the St. John Am hulance Association will hold ® meeting at the Ajax fire hall at & p.m. Nov, 15 Dr. D. I. Gove of Ajax: will lecture on fractures at the meet ing CARISTMAS TREES The Roys: Athletic Association @ the Ajax High School receiv ed permission from council to hoid an advance sale of tick- ets for Christmas trees at the Ajax plaza, Dec. 16 The trees to nid the associa tion will be available at the Ajax High school grounds GUIDES ATTEND Twenty = five members of th Ind Alax Guides attended the meeting of Ajax council Monday might as a step towards their Citizenship Badge f st was welcomed by y Polak, and chair men of council committers re- poried the actions of their com mitteers to the guides Need Service Speaker Says "A great spirit of should emanate from this. coun- iry.".Neal-C.--Wiison-of- Wash ington D.C., said ai a- Rotary Club of Oshawa luncheon meet ing this week Money, prestige end power tan built some things," he said "buf there are some things they cannot' buy. 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Courteous fast ser vice, too! 4 j i THE OSHAWA TiMas, 'Wadnesday, November 18, 19 DIPLOMAT DIES Sir Archibald Nye, Britis) high commissioner to Can ada from 1952 to 1956, die¢ in London Monday. He wa: vice-chief of the imperio general staff during the Sec ond World War. --CP Wirephot Beacons Approved At Curve Drivers who had been 4rit ing accounted for three out six traffic accidents on ¥2 banks Street by Centre Str in 1966, it was stated at | public works committee me ing Monday. There were also six ott traffic accidents at the sf this year, although none we caused by drivers simila affected. The committee adopted recommendation proposed Mayor Ernest Marks that fla: ing amber beacons be erect on Centre Street over the exi ing advisory speed signs, a that 'cat's eye' markers be f ed on the outside of the cur and a 'Slippery When W notic® érected at the approa to the curve. A report from the depi ment of public works said sin several accidents involved « cessive speed and indications slippery road conditions t construction division was ask to check, and it was fou there was some polishing the asphalt surface, probal fue to acceleration and decel ation at the curve. The problem will be discu ed with the department highways and it may be des able to apply a surface coat sand sheet asphalt to impre traction, but this cannot fone until 1968 as it is too c to carry out the work now. Storm Sewer Policy Sought Clarification of the cit policy -- if one existed -- responsibility for constructi of storm sewers was sous from the public works comm tee this week by D. W. Wils¢ developer for Rossland Ps subdivision. The subdivision is on 1 north-west corner of Wilson a Rossland Roads. Mr. Wilson said he was bei asked to construct a_ sto sewer for control of a natu water course 50 or 100 yea old, running outside the 31 division. He said storm sewers we already provided within t subdivision, and as far as knew no policy existed water courses should be pir into storm sewers, He sugge éd that as the subdivider wot not be using the easement | proposal must be for engine ing purposes The committee deferred ci sideration of Mr. Wilson's st mission until the special me {ng |tonight. Commissioner of works Fr Crome said a policy had be adopted to take water cour: into storm sewering, and | developer had to pay for | storm sewering on land ab fing his development. Pacificists Shift Sailing Plans HONG KONG (Reuters) The ketch Phoenix with eis pacifists aboard sailed for t South Vietnamese port of | Nang today after changing plan to head for Haiphong w medical supplies worth $6,! for North Vietnam. A spokesman said the pa fists--six Americans, one woman, a Briton and a Jaj nese woman _ journalist-- ceived a cable from North Vi namese President Ho Chi Mi saying this was not a Suita! time to visit the North "in vi of the intensified barbarous 'U attacks," The crew planned to ha over medical supplies to t Unified Buddhist Church a the Red Cross in South Vi nam. A. E. JOHNSON, 0.D, OPTOMETRIST 142 King St. East 723-2721

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