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iwi tribune thursday may 26 1966 page 7 pickering area board repsri major construction project to replace brock road bridge work has been speeded up on the isrock road south of claremont to replace a narrow bridge with a modern new structure major reconstruction of the highway between brougham and claremont cannot be completed until the bridge is finished progress has been hampered due to adverse weather conditions and a heavy flow of water in a branch of puffins creek staff photo rhlltt- miw mm s a uxbridge township reeve to open goodwood school addition reeve alvin rcdshaw of uxbridge township will ofliciatc at the opening of the new 5room addition to goodwood public school on thursday evening the structure costing 125000 has been in use now for several weeks staff photo community farewell for claremont district family mrs i toncy claremont about 50 friends and neighbours gathered at the home of mr and mrs clayton hill satur day evening to wish them health and happiness in their new home mr and mrs hill and son john are mov ing to stouffville the end of this month after an enjoyable few hours of pro gressive euchre mrs ber nard burnell on behalf of those present expressed the regret of the community and the church in losing the hills to stouttville fortu nately the move is not too far away mrs lloyd bryant and mrs harold norton then presented mr and mrs hill with an electric sunburst wall clock and a chipdip dish john hill was present ed with a leather bill fold lunch was served by the hostesses for the evening mrs ivan norton mrs gor don jones mrs harold nor ton mrs elmer evans mrs lloyd bryant mrs victor symes mrs fred shechy and mrs howard forsyth although not able to jttend mrs ivan taylor was one of the committee of three with mrs bryant and mrs harold norton who arranged the party next sunday evening may 29 at 730 rev stan ley stock of montreal will speak at the baptist church on behalf of the mission to the jews monday evening may 30 at 713 the mission circle will meet at the home of mr and mrs orval fret sunday june 5 at 1100 am dr hillyer will celebrate 50 years of preach ing the special guest speak er at the evening service on that day will be rev j gor don jones obe phd dd of blythwood baptist church toronto rev jones a long time chaplain with the canadian army is con sidered one of the most out standing speakers in canada today mr and mr w wood and their son bryan and his wife of bournemouth eng land recent guests of mr and mrs thomas frew of paddock road are touring north eastern canada and the united states before re turning to their home the friendship of the frews and the woods is the result of a correspondence itarted be tween two little girls during world war ii at public school ten year old delia frew was given some maga zines and in one of them read that little pameu kel ly in enjlard wanted a pen pal delia wrote pamela answered years later when mr and mrs frew went to england they called at the home of their daughters penpal there they met mrs wood a sister of mrs kelly pamelas mother and mr wood and a happy friend ship began delia is now mrs douglas hitchcox of south portland maine and her letters still go regularly to pamela in england mr and mrs cyril davics of toronto were sunday din ner guests of mr and mrs lloyd bryant alvin hill and robert mac- donald of trenton michi gan spent last weekend with alvins aunt mrs wesley lehman and mr lehman mrs jack brooks is in port perry memorial hospi tal for a few days eleven year old liaig de rusha son of mr and mrs george de rusha is recup erating slowly from the flu which he contracted before the easter holidays he has been home under the doc tors care for the past seven weeks the ladies auxiliary of the canadian legion took in a tidy sum on saturday aft- crnoon when they served sandwiches pies and dough nuts at the sale held at the home of mr and mrs jack norton over 300 cups of coffee were sold except for the doughnuts all the re freshments were home made the committee in charge was mrs george de- rusha mrs john murray mrs gordon clark mrs carl devltt and mrs dave ferguson just back from europe keith hillyer assistant di rector of commercial con tacts for export with expo 67 in montreal spent satur day with his parents dr and mrs if s hillyer miss mary graham and basil graham enjoyed satur day evening dinner in pick ering at the home of their brother norman and his wife and daughter anna- belle last wednesday mr and mrs larry burnell of claremont were guests of mr and mrs graham weekend guests at the home of mr and mrs edgar evans were mrs evans brother and sisterinlaw dr and airs duncan stewart and their sons kirk and jamie of windsor and her mother mrs mary stewart of toronto wednesday evening a shower was held in the base ment of- the united church to honour aubrey carson editors mail ambulance emergency service 54 dcrwyn road toronto 6 ontario april 26th 1966 i have always considered the fire department police department and ambulances to be emergency services websters dictionary defines emergency as a sudden generally unexpected occur rence or set of circumstances demanding immediate action when someone phones the fire department and tells them their house is burning they dont send a fireman to the scene and then when he confirms the fire send the fire truck yet this is similar to what happens when there is an automobile accident recently we come to a serious accident east of cop- pins corners two of the victims were lying injured on the road and another two trapped in a car the acci dent was reported immed iately over 20 minutes later two members of our emer gency service the opp arrived the reason for ihi- long delay is because they have to come all the way from whitby or brechin to the uxbridge district mun icipal officers from nearby towns have no authority to co iie they radioed for another emergency service the ambulance which took over ten minutes to come con sider the poor accident vic tims all this time some ly ing on the cold pavement and the day was a miserable day it could have happened in the winter time say in 10 degree weather and five inches of snow still they must lie some crumpled over in the car seat all bleeding and in severe pain no one can assist these people until they are in a hospital when the ambulance fin ally does arrive at the scene it takes at least another 10 minutes to get them to the hospital that makes a total of close to 45 minutes before any treatment is given i shudder to think of the precious lives that are lost because it is too late to help them when they get to the hospital why cant an ambulance and a policeman be dis patched immediately upon request surely the archaic law that does not give mun icipal officers authority out of their town should be changed either that or uxbridge should have an opp station it is ridicu- rs i howard served on south shore assoc son of mr and mrs frank carson and miss isabel mc millan of blackstock who are being married saturday may 2s in sunderland united church the bride and groom were presented with many useful and beautiful gift while seated beneath an old fashioned green lace umbrella green and white streamers were used for decorative purposes at the party which was arranged by mrs roy morgan and mrs ellis britton most of the public school children with their teachers and parents attended a rally of the bible club movement in uxbridge high school on thursday evening glen hammond won a bible for quickness in finding verses of scripture lee cnsliman 1 musselmans lake residents will be sorry to learn of the passing this week of mrs lot howard a wellknown cottager here for many years mrs how ard was active in the south shore community associa tion and held the post of secretarytreasurer for sev eral seasons mr and mrs john collins of 27 lynn valley rd scar- horo visited with bill and sadie gardiner mr and mrs collins are setting up their house trailer at cedar beach trailer park for the summer congratulations are in or der for miss lynn pascoe and mr wayne keeler who are being married on july 2nd the wedding service will be held at the united missionary church in mark- ham they plan to live in the stouftvillc area visitors at the home of mr and mrs alvin cowic were their two grandsons brian and russel cowie of dur ham their daughter and her husband mr and mrs ernie canning of agincourt a surprise visitor was mr rus sell hill of peterboro mr hill and the cowies were neighbours many years ago they spent an enjoyable day reminiscing over old times on may 11 mrs cowic and her daughter mrs norma herbert celebrated birthdays mr and mrs peter naboz- niak of toronto spent sun day with mr and mrs joe bingham mrs rose ceccrello spent the long weekend in buffa lo mr and mrs john bater- son of toronto spent the weekend at tlie home of her parents mr and mrs charl es grensivj mr and mrs robt gray and family spent the holiday weekend at the home of her sister mr and mrs len hollister of tweed mr and mrs w shields and family of scarboro spent sunday with mr and mrs tom cooper the glendale beach sign was broken down on sunday night by vandals mr daniel scullion who has been a summer resident here for the last 25 years is now renovating his cottage and has given the electrical contract to electrician mr herb peach mr russ lee is now home after spending a few days in uxbridge hospital undergo ing tests mr and mrs ernie gucn- ther spent the weekend camping at cooper falls near gravenhurst though the surroundings were beau tiful they were glad to come home ss the black flies wei c intolerable the trustee board of pickering tsaxo1 wish to aquaint the ratepayers of the area of the following recent decisions 1 contracts have been ap proved by the board for the building of 1 rew class rooms 4 each at claremont and greenwood and 3 at green river which should be ready for occupation on sept 6th next and for which debentures in the amount of 2s20000 will be issued this debt will add approxi mately 12 mills to the local taxes commencing in 1967 2 over o of the class rooms will comprise one grade only no class room will have more than two grades lam year the board transported pupils in the almonds clover lane and hilltop shift to single grade class rooms and never had a complaint because of bussing 3 it is planned to have 2 junior auxiliary classes one at claremont and one at greenwood 1 bus routes will be pub lished prior to sept 6th but in general whitevale pupils will go to green river jit pleasant to greenwood at- tona to claremont atha to claremont or green river and all cedar creek to greenwood except for the brougham brock road audley shift all others will be much the same as at pres ent 5 parents who have grade 1 children who are not now registered are asked to con tact their present school principal or contact the un dersigned at 9520332 chil dren must be 6 years of age prior to jan 1 1967 to start sept 6 19s6- 6 your board has raised the teachers salary sched ule and is demanding higher standards 7 tentative 19667 teachers and classes principals underlined claremont 9 rooms mrs moore mr harrison mr verheij miss wilson mrs hopkins mrs jackson miss ross miss haynes mrs esmorde greenwood 9 rooms mr dunning mr lange mr brown mr green miss brown miss murchison miss gemmeil miss throop and auxiliary green river 6 rooms mr sexton mr peters mrs jariett miss gostick miss sturdy and one other paradise 4 rooms mr macdonald mr shipman mrs bruce miss meeker chcrrywood 4 rooms mr mills mrs wright mr kylie miss brown almonds clover lane hill top s rooms grade 1 at almonds mrs davis grade 2 at hilltop mrs outram 3 at clover lane mrs lawrence 4 at hill top miss hardy 5 at clover lane miss berry 6 at clover lane mr wagar 7 at clover lane mr plummer and s at hill top mr goltz brougham brock road and audley 7 rooms grade 1 sirs lallis and grade 2 miss holmes at brougham 3 miss gregg 4 miss qulton ard 5 mrs kedshaw a brock rd 6 to greenwood schoe t mrs whitely and grade s mr kollaard to audley mr vierirt has been en gaged as coordinator o thi work for all teachers lloyd johnston administrator jisstbt memo from a car dealer how to lose money w on a bargain avo during the recent winter cold spell a dealer friend of mine lost a new car sale to a young couple who bought out of town at a saving of what actually amounted to s 1500 the dealer tlinuulit no more about it until a few days later when the husband called to say that their new car wouldnt start and apparently bad something seriously wrong with it an examination revealed the engine block was cracked from lack of adequate anti freeze in the radiator how had it happened the sellins dealer in a citv some 40 miles away denied all responsibility and claimed the antifreeze had been checked and that the defect was not his responsibility the most satisfaction the couple received was an offer to weld the block if you will bring the car over here they decided that adding a 40mile towing charge to what they would have to end up paying for a new engine block installation was throwing good money after bad while this particular type of rouble may not he commonplace similar cases of other preservlce neglect unfortunately are it was plainly evident that the dealer with the bargain price was cutting costs in simply not installing any or sufficient antifreeze in his ears or neglecting to check them thoroughly who is to blame well the dealer who sold the ear primarily but what about the young couple who were prepared to deal anywhere for the lowest bid there is some point to the argument that they really got what tliev paid for i lloyd james pres markhain chrysler qodp no 7 hwy laidlaw blvd lous to have to call whitby or brechin when there is an emergency when you think that someone you love may be ly ing in the ditch in a pool of their own blood for over half an hour when a hospital is only 5 to 10 minutes away it is a very horrifying proud mother 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