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14 the tribune thursday august 2s197s j- r to pulilwpmeetihg attracts 150 m continued from page 1 reception centre lets call it a jail he said he wanted good industry not a jail councillor eleanor todd voiced her support for the centre saying that this is an industry i can live with it would provide all the jobs without all the smoke she said mr ballinger presented slides of six penitentaries he had visited recently and he told of interviewing residents living im mediately next to the institutions he said he found real estate values rising at the same rate as here and no paranoia or fear among the residents only one or- two suggested they owned a gun he said mr mcknigbt said he had visited- the penitentiary at milibrbok last week and v was impressed with the security and found he had to discount some of his earlier fears after talking with nearby residents however he said most people he has talked with in his riding are opposed to the centre and we have to find a suitable location where the local people dont object to it expressing their views from the audience were two residents who felt the penitentiary could be an opportunity for community service we ought to help take care of the people who need help said harry hudson of brock road east its about time that we realize that we have a very definite responsibility to- help correct the people who have become in volved in crime rev dr e sidney kerr of temple baptist letters received object to penitentiary uxbridge two uxbridge ratepayers sent letters to council strenuously objecting to the location of a federal penitentiary reception centre within the municipality gerald f hayden who owns property on cone 6 and cone 7 said the centre would not only decrease property values but it would cover the area with an at mosphere of depression and perhaps fear in a lot of local citizens v c e michener of lot 4 cone 4 wrote that the centre would raise in surance rates and create an image for uxbridge as a peniten tiary town he felt council should- turn it down before emotions are aroused s mr michener also opined that any local residents who became prison guards would eventually become brutalized- themselves church cambridge said that as one who had worked in a variety of prisons he felt mr bennetts assessment was accurate the in mates are a type of personality who need a whole lot of help he said and new facilities are certainly needed mr bennett had explained that the new facilities were needed because the combined reception centre- psychiatric hospital and maximum security prison in kingston was being phased out smaller centres were being created in favor of the huge institutions he said the reason this area is needed for a reception centre he said is that 998 of every 2000 ontario prisoners come from within 30 miles of toronto he said the proposed reception centre would require 25 to 40 acres including a landscaped bumper zone mr bennett added that we are not looking for prime residential or agricultural areas in answer to a question by mrs todd he added that he could see no reason why a worked- out gravel pit would be unnacceptable r the centre would probably need to- be located within two to four miles of a builtup area to cut down costs in serv- ring according to mr bennett as for local jobs a large number of them would be for correctional officers with the prime qualifications being a grade 12 education all guards must take a 12- week training course mr bennett said also locally plum bers carpenters and other tradespeople would be rcguiary employed as well he said a small percentage of the positions at the centre would be filled by trans fers from kingston he estimated a total of 180 inmates and 180 employees would be present at the centre where prisoners would stay for eight weeks while being diagnosed analyzed and classified no temporary ab- senses would be granted to prisoners while at the centre mr bennett said and a similar institution in quebec has had no escapes in its three years of operation- the position of councillor joe esmonds on- the penitentiary was that the economics speak for themselves and we meet more dangers on the highways that we would ever have here mr esmonde seconded mr ballingers motion in his speech in favor mr ballinger said that the last industry to come to uxbridge was 23 years ago we are a million- dollar business we cant support it on residential taxes alone he said that with the increases in taxes soon the only people wholl be able to live here will be those who live in toronto and make 40000 to 50000 councillor mac meyer recorded his vote as against the motion while mayor carl puterbourh voted 1n favor r rvt m if m it to hfcp- alice maude coleby right of brome suffolk england isnt letting the fact that she is 90 years old slow her down she is visiting canada beside her is her sister kate bird who at 88 is just as active mrs bird lives in london ontario wood gundy i special bureau formed v vi grievances to be heard trip acrossatlahtic enjoyed by 90 year old individual investment programs require sound advice and personal attention wood gundy offers a comprehensive in- vestment service for information on short term or demand investments or bonds and stocks we invite you to contact our local account executive russell beare i 7 261 main street north markham telephone 2941 s23 wood gundy limited member investmentdealers association member toronfcvmonlreal canadian winnipeg and vancouver stock ex- changes and through our subsidiary members new york and midwest stock exchanges ryorkcty a personal grievance bureau will be set up following a decision taken at the aug 18 meeting of the vyprk county board of education- ithiswil be- sup- tlementary to the grievance procedures set put in the teacher salary agreements theselatter are for grievances arising out of and application of the terms of the agreements 1 tthe new grievance bureau will be for all employees 1 not just teachers arid can also be used by members of the public v r as described in a proposal prepared by the standing committee on staff relations it is to be an additional remedy for any5 person who is aggrievedkby the markham v0lefwsen porsche and audi hwy no 7 laidlaw blvd i 1 mile west of hwy 48 lggiw i markham ont 2944141 2972421 behaviour or conduct of any board employee the bureau will consist of two trustees members of the standing committee on staff relations when a grievance is made in writing a copy will immediately be served on the person whose actions have caused complaint and the bureau will ask for a written reply the bureau will have the right to hold hearings and both parties will have the right to call witnesses the parties may be represented by any person of their choosing and hearings may be held privately when this is requested but at the discretion of the bureau the bureau will report its recom mendations to the standing committee on staff relations for action as necessary including referral or recom mendations to the board asked his opinion director of education sam chapman indicated he felt that the bureau would be a good thing if it made employees feel more comfortable it would be a reassuring thing he felt for those complained against because it would for malize things and there would be no reason to complain behind someones back the closing statement of x the proposal moved by trustee donald cameron stated the board hopes in providing this ad ditional facility for dealing with inter- personal grievances both superiors and subor dinates and members of the general public will make use of the bureau rather than permit grievances to simmer without any attempt towards resolution- stouffville f some people would say that once a person reaches the age of 90 i he or she would be content to stay quietly in a comfortable nursing home r not alice maude coleby of brome suffolk england she arrived last week in stouffville for four- week stay in canada it is remarkable that mrs colebys younger sister mrs j kate bird of london ontario is also very active at the young e protest trip to mexico blocked i v- arvflw watch for gj -v- grand opening specials thurs sept 4v 5 6 visitors from florida visiting mr and mrs b d burton of lemonville are mr and mrs mccarthy of bradenton florida mr and mrs gord mccarthy brian david brenda and lori of leaf rapids manitoba mr and mrs bob mccarthy leslie and stephen of sarnia and nan mccarthy of barrie york- cty despite a georgina trustees claim that a field trip to mexicowould be a fantastic and worthwhile adventure the excursion was voted down by the york public school board here last week in a 95 recorded vote with two abstentions trustees voted to abandon plans for the trip by grades 7 and 8 students in march 1976 mexico is not part of the curriculum in grades 7 and 8 said markham trustee doreen quirk port perry fair labour day mqnday sept list- something for everyone i book yoursriowtjesnp and sayejlk atpreseasonspeciqlsjrci e complete line of farmftiresvv including calcium bdi- for 24 hour road service call bkkfsissl hwy48 r- 2 miles nqpth pfhwy7 monday saturday 8 wlojpjfemftf fflipji master charge t a s- vv 2940888 if you buy a john deere 36 66 h p tractor now you can finance it with john deeere and pay- no interest until march 1976 see the full range at hutchinson farm supply mtd hwy 48 3v4 m n of ringwbedji 6402692 vk richmond hill trustee doug allen ex pressed support for the field trip concept but said ventures should ibe limited to canada georginas keith ilargrave didnt agree describing the proposal as a fantastic and worthwhile ad venture he rejected trustee criticism that funds for the excursion would come out of the taxpayefss pockets this particular kind of field trip has not cost the taxpayers money he said referring to an earlier staff report that the boards budget covers only local field trips so some cant go and some can go thats the way life is noting that grade 7 students are not in a position to raise a large sum of money markham trustee chris mcmoijagle said the mexican trip would actually separate uxbridge denture clinic 8525291 compjete denture service d thapar d t member of denture society of ontario the york dounty board of education sn0wp10wing 1975 76 season this is an invitation to all persons with snowplowing equipment interested in plowing snow for one or more schools of the york county board of education if interested please fill out this ad vertisement and mail to i i t the york county board of education purchasing department jpo box 40 aurora ontario l4g3h2 nlal l g oorcss phone dfysw chairman s lg chapman director of education vviv age of 88 she is the mother of mrs ray norton of glad park ave mrs coleby said that she thoroughly enjoyed hertrip over saying that she loved it very much the stewardesses were lovely it is her first trip to canada and was her first plane ride mrs bird had visited england two years ago the two women lead parrallel lives although the atlantic ocean divides them both live in their own houses and do their own cleaning and cooking they are both widows mrs coleby had been the district nurse in the brome area she is also very active in senior citizens clubs she recently retired from the local church choir after 50 years the sisters are two of 12 children mrs bird came to canada in 1914 mrs coleby was accompanied on the trip by walter and florence barfield they expect to make a number of trips in cluding one to niagara falls such places as ontario place the cne pioneer village the zoo and castle loma are also on the itinerary this past sunday members of the norton family gathered at the glad park residence mr and mrs nortons four children and seven grandchildren were on hand to meet mrs coleby kskssssmsmsas the wealthy from- the students who are not wealthy vaughans don cameron suggested a unique alternative that failed to gain support among his fellow trustees citing the fact that there are far more people that havent taken field trips than those who have mr cameron suggested that any funds destined forthe excursion should go to care in stead v while education director sam chapman said about 90000 of the boards excursions budget covers local held trips he added that there are staff costs incurred in making arrangements for an extended field trip- its a question if whether this board sees these trips as part of their involvement with students the director said mr and mrs larry john beach were married may10at stouffville j united church the bride is the former denise marilyn topper daughter ii of mr and mrs david moss of ballantrae the groom is the son of mrs dorothy beach and ther late jack beach of ballantrae following the honeymoon trip around the great lakes the couple are residing on the aurora rd rr 3 stouffville 1000 entries in dog show markham over 1000 entries made the markham kennel club 9th and 10th dog shows an outstanding success the shows were held saturday and sunday at the markham arena entries came from as far away as iowa florida and even england one unusual part of the show keep your dog v under control with obedience training registration sept 9 at 730rm a cqrlsen 8526708 strickland carson aaethoci was the birth of a litter of hounds during the show we never had that happen before a spokesman for the show i said local merchants took part in the show by donating trophies for thevjj major events j avowal v hhnielf k custom made aluminum awnings buy direct free eifimafos toronto catl 7491 771calecf 4