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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September 12, 1961 Resolution The Economy Reading Plan Is Discussed BROUGHAM -- Peel County's request for endorsation of its resolution to legalize a National Hospital Sweepstake under government control, with profit going to hospitals, was discuss- ed this week by Township coun- cil. | Lively discussion ensued, in| which members were divided in| their opinions. Deputy Reeve Edgar James immediately moved a motion that no action be taken on the| endorsation of this resolution, with Councillor Milton Mowbray | seconding it. : "There is much money going put of the country for sweep- stakes for other countries," said Mr. Laycox contended that the 248 organizations which de-| rive benefit from the United] Appeal appeared to him to be| seeking funds even after the appeal has been fulfilled. "It would be one way of slow- | ing down the door knockers," | said Councillor Laycox. Reeve Scott felt that it was| not the proper way to finance hospitals. He was of the opin-| jon that publicly subscribed funds should not be confined to those who wish to gamble on sweepstake tickets, but that| everyone should share in the fi-| nancing of such projects. He, | and other members of Council, | felt that it was not a municipal] problem -- although Councillor Laycox noted that it had to] start somewhere. | The resolution to take no ac-| tion was passed -- but not un-| animously. Councillor Ross Deakin ad-| vised members of Council that| on and prior to this meeting day, the first day of the fall] school term, that parents were] complaining about the discrep-| ancies in the distances their children had to go to school and was interested in when the LO 4 \ ; ; f ¢ school for Bay Ridges (Bayview WHAT bs AR Son Coke pr" Ey p Heights School) would be com- bi ) & / ; or LOOK WHAT pleted. He suggested a report from the Area 2 school board. 0 4 h , J He reminded Council that the| nO iS = £ / ; Chairman of the Area 2 Board : ; 4 : had suggested more liaison be- { : tween the Board and Council. J "oY 7 kis i "We have no jurisdiction over schools," said Councillor Mow- bray. "It is not our business." WEEK Reeve Scott frowned upon any interference. "We don't Ww | L L Ef: by 3 $ . A W 3 E kK want to be public relations body | Y re a 2 i : td for the school board," he said. Lp ow ; -- 4 Ww | L L B U | "I think", said Councillor| Mowbray, "that we would be most unwise to get in the mid-| dle and let people think that we| have anything to do with blamed for collecting the taxes." Sim Thie GREAT BARGAIN OFFER avanasie now BOWMANVILLE BOWMANVILLE -- Mr. and Mrs. K. Maguire and Donna ® have moved to Picton. : LAW Evelyn Luxton, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Luxton, has left for Metz, France, | where she is stationed with the| RCAF. | Dr. and Mrs. G. E. 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