claremont continuation school 1924 how many of these boys and girls do jou recognize if you were a student attending the claremont continuation school in 192324 you may know them all they are front row left to right joe ward gerald harbron paul wilson allan miller sam fingold roy jackson rosie fingold miss minnie davison teacher clara undcrhill veta stephenson leona wilson m j wilker principal miss merie stephenson teacher miss ruth moase fourth cone teacher mabel mcclellan mildred pugh elizabeth ward mar garet pugh alma coates kathleen becby ida brignall ethel stephenson second row left to right margaret doucette alma doucetle isobel gregg edith bcnns irene cowie dorothy harbron evelyn mccullough eileen cooper doris gee edna benns margaret gee mable bee alice pegg muriel jones alice bacon norrine wilson edith stephenson gladys jones myrtle wilson bertha bacon vivian appleby essie pegg aldine ward margaret linton adelaide mccullough elva redman mrs walter kerr annie vanzant mrs william jackson third row left to right william bates robert rawson talbert evans gordon piikcy tom coates harry benns hazel wilson miss freda i lames balsam teacher mary kerr ernie baker robert mc- callum oscar stephenson collins mcbride peter scott edgar ward jack cant fight queens park amalgamate health unit ontario cty on tario county council has agreed that its health unit program should become an integrated part of the yorkoshawa system the vote on the issue has been approved 915 the proposal was made by reeve john williams of pickering who hacarlier opposed the move id still like to give them a fight but you cant fight queens park he said weve appealed with out success to two minis ters of health i dont think we have any other alternative reeve williams move came after council receiv ed a letter from thomas wolls minister of health the letter said the pro vince would grant no in crease in financial assist ance to the ontario county health unit york county and the city of oshawa represent the nucleus unit for your area the letter said these two jurisdictions entered into an agreement with the understanding that ontario county would complete the district when you decided to enter such an arrangement deputy reeve ronald chatten of pickering twp said he felt the county is being forced into this re gion but we should take advantage of the money even though im against it in principle he said he was agreeing for mercenary reasons reeve henry polak of ajax said the county has been losing hundreds of thousands of dollars by not going into the district health unit don head secondary school to open jan 5 york cty when don head secondary school students return from christmas vacation jan 5 they will be going into their own new school on maple sideroad next to york central hospital director sam chapman told york county board of education that the building will be ready but some of the shops will be short of equipment for awhile he recommended that the schools official opening be no later than the first week in march because of strikes and material shortages con struction of the school was delayed and students have been attending rich mond hill school on the morning shift while the richmond hill students attended on an afternoon shift richmond hill principal george domina says the arrangement has worked very well that the schools have blended beautifully although some activities had to be curtailed don head principal charles seath reports we have managed sur prisingly well the voca tional students have been able to do more shop work than staff had anti cipated with the limited facilities in a school that is basically academic students in the food services courses have been managing the cafeteria for both schools preparing and serving all the food those studying auto me chanics worked on cars in the school parking lot and horticulture students did as much as could be done in the limited work area others were able to get ahead with industrial sew ing art upholstery ma chine shop and jewellery making courses although mr seath said some tea chers have been working out of suitcases about 25 students from the stouffville area attend classes at don head ontario provincial police gain salary increase a new twoyear agree ment between the prov ince and the ontario pro vincial police which will provide a 2296 increase in the maximum salary for opp constables has been anounced by attorney- general arthur wishart after 42 months service the maximum will rise from ss257 to s9483 on january 4 and to 10044 on january 3 1971 in creases for other ranks are in the same propor tion cadets will move to a maximum of 7227 in 1971 corporals to 10957 sergeants to s1is5s and staff sergeants including detective sergeants and traffic sergeants to 12- 327 this new agreement will make the opp the best paid police force in can ada at least temporarily both the rcmp and metro police are in the process of negotiating new agree ments the rcmp carries oui all police duties in all provinces and territories with the exception of on tario and quebec rcmp salaries range from 5665 for a fourth- class constable to a top of ss1s0 for a firstclass constable in metro a fourth class constable is paid 7884 and a first class constable s9113 quebec provincial police range is 6200 to 8200 jail sentence pickering twp a sixteen year old pickering twp youth has been sen tenced to 1 month in jail to be followed by an 18 month period of proba tion following conviction on six charges that include theft fraud and false pre tences herbert richard scaife rr i brock road was sternly reprimanded by judge h w jcrmyn most people try to con tribute something to liv ing but youve done noth ing but demand he said gerow gordon mcbride gordon gregg winnie wilson bessie graham mary wagg mrs m wilker helen barclay rowena cooper ccorgina forsyth alma evans hazel gillespie bertha redman eva baker daisy durden reta leh man elsie wagg frank carter arthur lehman murray dunkcld ivan parroii allan meyer fourth row left to right manson ehicott iva brings walter middleton cliff wright ella gascoyne alice middleton gladys middleton walt brignall walter kerr norman graham rodd appleby grant evans edgar kearns george wilson richard wilson percy jones lloyd wilson ralph jones hugh gregg frank barclay lornc jones grant jones don rawson william pegg horace limbert george wilson lyman mccullough elmer courts william evans back row left to right walter taylor jack wiliison roy wilson gordon brown morgan pugh evans ward john coates william dickson ross disney herb middleton lou fingold gordon riddle clayton hill vince baker allan jones elmer stephenson walter ward ken bush bert harvey colin madill raymond pilkev fred byer ed bee curb vandalism whitchurch twp whitchurch township is fully behind stoney creek in its bid to curb hallow een vandalism council has unaninously endorsed a resolution from that municipality that it go on record as requesting the attor neygeneral of 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