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26 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursdey, October 16, 1958 REPORT FOR THE U.K. London Schools Go Up In Air By M. McINTYRE HOOD | ministrative rooms, a library and Special London (Eng.) a flat for the head caretaker. Correspondent r For The Oshawa Times-Gazette {THREE GYMNASIA LONDON -- . London's sec- Linked with the teaching block ondary schools are going up at the first floor level will be a in the air. In a new school which|Wo-storey building containing a is being built near Paddington|large assembly hall and house Green, on North Wharf Roads, '00ms. A separate, single storey the girls who attend will lite- block will house three gymnasia. rally have their heads in the The main block is being built clouds. Lack of space on the Of reinforced concrete. Steel school site had impelled the Lon- beams will be used in the gym- don County Council to go up with 'nasia and steel trusses in the classrooms, rather than have @ssembiy hall, them spread over a wide area, as, One of the problems has been is the normal pattern in Canada. to secure enough land to provide The classroom section of this for the normal outdoor facilities new secondary school will be in|of the school. However, before the an eight-storey block. It will be school is ready for opening, the the highest school of its kind in|council is hoping to have land Britain. It will be equipped with available to lay out a paved play, two large elevators, each capable area, tennis and netball courts, of taking a whole class of 30 girls/and to provide for lawns, shrubs up or down in a single trip, and trees. To be known as Bayswater For those who are familiar with County School, this structure will! Londcn, we might mention that be entirely for girls. It will ac-'the school will have frontages to commodate 1250 pupils and its North Wharf Road and to Har- cost will be in the neighborhood row Road, opposite Paddington of 450.006 pounds ($1,215,000). By Green, when the widening of the Canadian standards, that would latter road, now under way, is be a remarkably - economical completed school on the basis of capital cost This new school project is at- per pupil. |tracting much attention since it is The central eight-storey build- designed to solve the problem of Ing is known as the teaching/building large schools in areas block, and it contains all class- where there is much congestion rooms, It will also provide lab- and the cost of land is exception- oratories, housecraft, art and ad- ally high Friends Honor Heidt Family MANCHESTER -- Friends andjin the community learned that neighbors turned out Friday to you had sold the farm and were express Godspeed to Mr. and moving to Oshawa.' Mrs. Max Heidt at a party held Presenting the couple with a in their honor in the township large mirror she added: "May hall. we convey our appreciation for Regret was expressed that the your friendly neighborliness and popular couple were leaving the kindly interest in all our activi- community where both have'ties . , . we would like you to worked hard for the common accept this small gift just to re- good. Mrs. Heidt was a promin- mind you of your many friends ent member and hard worker for around Port Perry, Prospect and the Women's Association. The Manchester." family plans to reside in Osh- In euchre which followed, priz- awa es were won by Margaret Dear- Dorothy Mulholland, in an ad- born, Alex Johns, Eva Hunter dress to Mr. and Mrs. Heidt said: 'and Jessie Johns. The evening "It is with deep regret that we concluded with lunch 21" T.V. CONSOLE Power-packed, 25-tube performance. Full 262 square inches viewing area, Simplified push-pull "on-off" controls. 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Jenkins, is the develop- place on barberry plants, an or- ment and production of new rust- namental bush commonly grown resistant wheat varieties. in the United States and Eastern "But each variety we produce Canada. capable of warding off attacks' After completing this stage mil! from all known races (types) of lions of rust spores start on a rusts gives nature its start in the long, gradual wind-borne journey production of another new rust." north, infecting susceptible plants TOUGH BATTLE o he way i : The plant science professor said, A fairly intensive rust out in an a it appears the beak in 1916 vias fhe ip fe plant inui scientists to start developing rust- battle will bea contin ne one resistant wheat varieties and a We produce a 8 es sian laboratory was established here Yarlely a Rpture id En od by the federal government, cycle of a race capable of a- Marquis wheat, which had no tacking our new wheat." rust protection, dominated wheat Basically what happens is the acreage rior i 1935. new wheat plant starves to death { all rusts not capable of attacking | it and leaves the field clear for| new and harmful ones to develop, he May be Warning The new rust soon becomes the dominant race and within a few years reaches a degree of inten- sity where it can do widespread Backache is often caused by lazy kidney action. 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