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BOWMANVILLE LIBERAL ASSOCIATIO The Bowmanville Liberal Association is currently | swinging into post-election action. The new executive | was voted in recently and is | made up by the following: re N EXECUTIVE row (I-r)--Wilf first vice-president; E. Bate, third vice-pres.; Glen Fry, president; Peter Feddema, second vice-pres. --Oshawa Times Photo Carruthers, Mrs. R. front row (1-r)--Russell Hon- ney, Durham Riding Liberal candidate; Mrs. Robert Kent, | treasurer; Richard Lovekin, | president of Durham County | Liberal Association. Back | | | Pickering Approves West Rouge Sewers By ELSA STORRY BROUGHAM -- A plea for sewers in West Rouge by Fred Le Blanc, a resident, was de-| bated by a group of Rouge residents who did not want sewers in their area, at a Pickering T 0 wns hip Council meeting recently. A. E. Bentley, representing Allan Wattman, spokesman for a group who has circulated a position and obtained 92.6 per cent of the names of residents on Rouge Hills drive, Taylor, road, and West Point crescent,| asked council to withdraw their streets from the sewer area. They felt they did not need the service. Mr. Le Blane walked out of the meeting, declaring that he did not have "'to go into back rooms to discuss an issue."' He left after the reeve suggested that the protests were not ad- dressed to the chair, but angrily to each other and therefore they should be argued outside the Council Chambers. | AREA HEALTH PROBLEM Mr. Le Blanc admitted that while the streets represented may not have health problems, the rest of the area did. He declared that affluent from septic tanks on these streets was leaking through a swamp to the river and to a bathing area in the lake, with the result that disease such as hepatitis was a threat. "The smell from this area) would knock you over," he said. When members of the group submitting the petition against sewers declared they were re- questing, not demanding, Coun- cil to consider their area, they stated they were not a "threat- ening" group. Said Mr. Le Blanc: "I am a threatening group!" He declared that if sewers did not go in he would have every health authority he could obtain out to inspect the area. Reeve J. S. Scott explained that these streets were neces- sary to the sewer system, and if they were not included there|township money, which the that the people who did not} would possibly be no sewer sys- tem at all. Uxbridge Bantam Presented Trophy By MRS. E, HOUCK UXBRIDGE -- Between the second and third period of the Black Hawk-Port Hope hockey game recently Brian Kennedy presented a trophy to Ron Cleverdon, captain of the Ux- bridge Bantam team. They won the tournament in Cannington last Sunday. This team went to Alliston on Monday night and defeated them 8-1 The Uxbridge Juniors defeat ed Stouffville in overtime 3-2 at Stouffville on Tuesday Results of the Uxbridge Five Pin Bowling for the week of Feb. 19 are: Ladies' high singles -- Ruth Shortt 313, Shirley Yakely 260, Marie Andrews 244, Audrey Cain 233. Ladies' high triples -- Ruth Shortt 735, Shirley Yakely 652, Audrey Cain 625. Ladies' high averages -- Ruth Shortt 188, Audrey Cain 170, Shirley Yakely 164, Marie Andrews 162, Joan Huntley 162. Men's high singles John Lankveld 277, Allan Ashton 305 Harold Miller 275, Ab. Gage 255. Men's high triples -- John Hill 707, Ab Gage 661, Ron Duck- worth 640. Men's high averages -- Ab Gage 203, Lorne: Andrews 197, Keith Ashton 193 and Don Chase 193. CURLING Frank Skerratt presented. the Skerratt trophy to the Whitby rink skipped by William Le Gros. Second was skipped by John Harvey; Scar- boro, Oshawa and fifth was Ux bridge skipped by Tim Brethour PERSONALS Mr. aad Mrs, Oliver. Yake of) RR 1 Uxbridge celebrated their ;Club, wanted to know why a Uxbridge, | A number of users on alljsewers, and there have to be streets are necessary to make some users before this is feas- sewers practical, he added ible Mr. Scott said that about) T. 0. Jefferson, township en- West/$40,000 had been spent pn en-|gineer, advised that the least} gineering fees so far, and that costly sewer plant had been he felt the project had gone too|considered, the one at Bay far, and the petition arrived at Ridges, where the cost of oper- too late a date. ation and hydro are shared, 'It strikes me that whether - we have a petition or not,"|GRANT AIDS COSTS said Mr. Bentley, "it does not| "We were able to reduce make much difference." considerably," said the engi- Oscar Bergenstein stated that/neer, "'because of the grant Taylor road and West Point!from Central Mortgage an d crescent were streets with|Housing, and the only way to brand new houses, built within 8¢t @ grant from them is to the last four years, and that he Prove that there was a need had received 100 per cent of the for sewers in the area. signatures of the residents. Deputy Reeve Mrs. J. Mc- He said that it had cost him)Pherson said that she was dis- $400 extra for his house to put appointed that there is a group in an adequate septic system. protesting sewers. "It has not been proven that' She said that she had sat in the people on these two streets at many Health Unit meetings, have a health problem," he and that the Health Unit had said. condemned part of the West -- tekrere Rouge Area because of the QUERIES SURVEY j j Andrew Dand; owner of the septic tanks and health condi- Rouge Hills Golf and Country | on et * said Coun cillor Mowbray, "that there is a feeling of some members of the delegation that they are being rail - roaded against their wishes."' The Councillor suggested that it was not something done on the spur of the moment but had reached a very advanced stage of development. " "It-is not as if we suddenly po le ogg soveehe ae Ge decided you are going to have : "\sewers whether you like it or cember, rather than bring it! not, We did hold off, and made into spring when the golf sea- inquiries." son opened. Prior to the passing of the The Reeve replied that they|sewer bylaw, which went had -- for the necessary through unanimously, Council- approvals, now secured, for|ioy Wank, representative of many months Ward 5, said: Councillor Milton Mowbray! "tp this particular case, 1 said. "It is not really relevant) must consider the overall area. whether they want sewers oriSome of the facts look pretty not. Some people do not want strong against the Rouge Hills to pay for schools, but they areidrive area, but: there is a prob- forced to. As long as there are'jem of our engineering the a substantial number of people whole job, and the whole area living in the area, something presents a health problem. It is has to be done." not a case of disregarding the The delegation argued that people in the one area." its withdrawal would save the Councillor Deakin suggested proper survey had not been taken as to who wanted sew- ers and. who did not when the sewer project originated some years ago. "It is a health problem," said the Reeve. "There are some things which you have to go ahead and do." Mr, Dand wanted to know Reeve admitted to be true, but want sewers receive an explan- 'that the big cost was the trunk ation of why the sewers had to ged ans mpc gr om "igo in Reeve Scott agreed that the matter should be made to them but was not in favor of the written notification "People have a habit of inter- preting information the way they wish to interpret it," he said, referring to an explana- tory letter sent with assess- 37th ~wedding on ment. notices, which is now Sunday. under fire with various inter- A dinner party was held at the pretations. home of their daughter Jean! The cost of the sewer project anniversary lfrom Aurora and town works subsidy. The work will Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Yake,/Commence within seven days. their son who is stationed at} | __ i Saskatoon in the Air Force,| were unable to attend. Another Help Your Doctor daughter (Bernice) Mrs, Harvey Moore and her husband and son To Help You |were victims of the 'flu and How can you know whether were unable to attend. Their| your doctor is giving you good daughter Dianne was present medical -- How do you Mrs. Sw ¢ a doctor after you've "er Herb Sweetman and Mr | moved? March Reader's Digest and Mrs, Bun Hamilton visited) lists key questions and guide- their aunt Miss Edna Hall who) posts to help you decide where | to place your trust. Having Rad found the ht doct the Mrs. A. E, Fair of Richmond] Digest shows you how to help Hill, formerly of Uxbridge fell him to look after you. In today's and broke her hip and is at! "'seller's market" for medical Newmarket Hospital. care, the time to choose is Mrs. Harry Colleran enter-| 2¢fore the' emergency happens. tained friends on Sunday and returned with them to Toronto for a fe. days UNSIGHTLY LAUNDRY TUBS is convalescing in Willowdale. articles of lasting interest, RESILACRETE Specially developed fo give ell masonry loundry tubs an easily cleoned, tough, hard wearing 'finish. Availoble in 3 lovely postel colors and white. Ask for the Resilocrete Loundry Tub economy kit consisting of (0) special degreasing cleone b) eno © finish Kit -- $3.73 | , inside and oul. | committee clear (Mrs. Don Cain), for 15 guests|is $577,500, less $26,500 winter Get your copy of March | Reader's Digest' today -- 39 | [Sunday Sports Loom As Election Concern By MRS. ELSA STORRY UXBRIDGE--Uxbridge Town Council received an application for Sunday bowling from Mrs. R. Chillhurst of Uxbridge Bowl- ing and Billiards and at a pre- vious meeting the letter of ap- plication was turned over to the Township Solicitor, W. F. Greig, C At the town meeting on Tues- day night, a letter from the solicitor was passed around the table for the councillors to read, with the result that Deputy Reeve W, Gould remarked: "This particular question came before council in, other years, and this municipality was presented the same problem last year. We advised that cer- tain procedures ought to be fol- lowed. "T think it is time this par-} \ticular subject be brought to the | Racetrack : Facilities Outlined | gations appeared before Pickering Township recreation) at their meeting last week, when officers were) lelected for 1962 F. Bernard Baker was elected chairman, and Mrs. Lee Beer,} secretary, while the Committee| consists of the following mem-) bers appointed by Pickering) Township Cuuncil: Kalman} Vizely, Claremont; Clifford Lay-| cox, West Rouge; Donald Beer,} Brougham; Donald Hopkins,| Bay Ridges; Council member} W. J. Greening, Bay Ridges,| and Deputy Reeve Mrs. J McPherson An attractive architect's con- ception, in color, of the pro- posed stock car. track, was) shown to the members by Bert} Sandham | He told the group that the) acreage at the Base Line and) Stainton Road would not only) contain a stock car track, but) an Arena at an estimated cost| of $45,000.00, and a $45,000 all-| season restaurant, a swimming pool, and grounds for soccer,| football, tennnis, hockey, and) bowling alleys. The name will) be Pickering Speedway Limited.| Mrs. McPherson was in-| terested in the firm name be- hind the enterprise, and where the money was derived to sponsor it, but they were not} revealed by Mr. Sandham, who} assured the Deputy Reeve that the money would be at hand. | George Hall, President of the) Dunbarton Athletic Club, re-| quested financial assistance! from the Recreation Committee| on behalf of his organization,| which, he said is built up to a membership of 75. | Boys and girls take advantage of the gymnastic work, and instructors act for the group free of charge. A resolution was made that a recommendation be made to Township Council that a grant of $255 be made, in Hen of the high school gymnasium rental for this year. All recreation organizations in the Township will be asked to present their 1962 budgets immediately. \disclosed by council. 18 Entries For Ajax Hospital Campaign Queen By GRACE MILLS AJAX: --The committee in charge of centestants for the Campaign Queen contest at the Hospital Spring Dance _ this Friday night, have received eighteen entries to date. attention of the people. It does:ditch had advised that council not seem right that we can curlicould make a grant in lieu of on Sundays, but cannot play bil- taxes if they so wished, but that liards or bowl. the Court of Revision was hese are Ajax Rotary "It seems to me we are pro- powerless to make a reduction./Cjyb, Mrs. J, W. Bosch; IODE, hibiting one section of sport and. 'We are all paying a lot ofjMrs, D. I. Gove: Women's encouraging another. I think it taxes,' said Deputy Reeve Hospital Auxiliary, Mrs. W. A. time we let our ratepayers de- Gould, "but we must realize|Cain; White Dove Rebekah cide what they want. If it is the that we are demanding a lot of Lodge, Mrs. G. R. Slugg; IOOF wish of the people we must pass services." --_- |Ajax, Mrs. B. J. Severs; a bylaw to this effect." He gpa ye pee had 88*\Branch 322, Royal Canadian sessment was not coming u : LETTER HIDDEN greatly. AA gk Rare Sle The contents of Mr. Greig's |Severs; Branch 322, Royal Ca- "If we exemp the curling) ; ; ' Pat , . " A nadian Legion, Mrs. G. Mills; letter were not revealed, but a club from taxes,' said the hias Lien Cheb, tis Ls motion was passed that a copy deputy reeve, '"'we will have ap- a ie : of it be forwarded to Mrs. Chill-|plications from the lawn bowl- pea Ps orpaay es ae hurst. ing club, the theatre, and other| ajay Mrs. P. 'Woolley; Ajax Neither were the contents of recreational bodies. I think we|Ghamber of Commerce, Mer- a letter from the town solicitor should abide by the Court of|chants Division, Mrs. .W J. disclosed on the matter of a@ Revision's decision." |Edwards; Ajax Safety Council, sewer.rebate, where sewer, Mayor Beach pointed out the) mrs. H. 0. Saunders; St. Paul's charges had been made in error difference between the curling |United Church Women, Mrs. G. over the past few years. club and lawn bowling and the Advice was given by Mr. theatre. \Church Year, Mrs. S. Cop- Greig regarding the matter, and) 'They do share the costs in) ping; Pickering Rotary Club the letter was passed sround/the ice plant," he said. |Mrs. W. W. 'Tomlinson; Dun- the table for council members) «There are other groups who|barton and Pickering Kiwanis to read individually. do welfare work with their/Club, Mrs. J. Carlton; Rouge A motion was passed that Mr. funds." said Councillor ©. F.|Hills Lions Club, Mrs. C. Plitz: Greig's advice be taken, and &/cteward. "If we make conces- Bay Ridges Recreation Assoc- notice to that effect be sent to ign; to one, we could have aliation, Mrs. D. Henderson; Bay the tax rebate appelants.|tiogq of them." Whether they received the full A motion was passed to take|Mrs. K. Mutter rebate or not was not publicly) .| ction in this regard. The| 'The panel of judges for the clerk will draft a letter to the| Contests include -- J. K. Jamie curling club to this effect, and|S9, consultant for hospital the letter will be examined by|8tants, Ontario Hospital Ser- council before it is forwarded, {Vices Commission; Harve y |Kirek, news director, CFTO Stanley Beach said) REDUCE COUNCILLORS T.V; Mrs, C. D. Russell, Past a section of the Municipal) Following a question on the|President, Women's Hospital Act pointed out that the names pallot at the last town election |Auxiliary, Oshawa; Mayor of relief recipients were not to/that the number of members on|Stanley Martin, Whitby, be printed or publicly disclosed.|council be reduced (which was} The winner of the contest, _The Mayor said that he be-| answered in the affirmative by|the Campaign Queen, will be lieved council had been ignorant'a vote of 538 to-233) a bylaw\crowned by the Honorable Mi- of this section of the Act. lwas passed to reduce the num-|chael Starr, Minister of Labor. It was at a recent committee |per of councillors from 6 to 4.. The ticket committee --an- meeting that this latter policy) --. : + nounced a sell-out at the be- was adopted, and the letters re-| Commencing after the next ginning of this week. The pro- garding welfare will be referred|@lection, council will be com-| reeds will go toward the to by number rather than by prised of a mayor, reve. Auxiliary's pledge of $15,400 to name. deputy reeve, and four council-|i1. new hospital building fund. "We are not trying to hide|/ors. -- a anything," sald Mayor Beach. STRIKE BUDGETS A raf 8 is required by the! Deputy Reeve W. Gould ask- | nee ed the mayor to call a commit- COUNTY LEVY UP jtee meeting in the near future The 1962 County of Ontario|'® strike budget rates. levy for Uxbridge Town is $29,-| Mayor Beach remarked that 006.44, an increase from last|to his knowledge it was the first year's levy of $26,499.89. |time recently that a committee 3 ¥ : jhad sat with the Clerk to dis- REQUESTS TAX REBATE _cuss budgets, and thought it "'a Uxbridge Curling Club, which good idea', having value for had appealed its assessment be-|hoth the clerk and committee. fore the Court of Revision in - ------ -- -- November and was sustained, askea that council consider a 5 tax rebate because of its recre-' COSELY, England (CP)--One ational category. of the few remaining one-man) It was revealed that the Court breweries is for sale. Four gen- of Revision, stating that it had efations of the Adams family) no alternative but to sustain the|have brewed their own beer at Curling Club assessment since|the Old Bush Inn here, Joseph| it was as low as possible under|Adams, the lngpers rn the Act, referred the applica-| Wants to retire but none of his} tion to council. |children is keen to carry on the) The club did not complain tradition. as about the amount of the assess- ment, but that their expenses BROADWAY HIT were considerable, and that in} Bye, Bye Birdie, the hit view of its being a recreational|Broadway musical takeoff on| pursuit, they sought exemption.|pop singers, is to be made into County Assessor Gordon Hep-'a Hollywood movie. |Schell; Holy Trinity Women's Other correspondence was passed around the table, but it related to welfare re- EET. SLIM GORDON PRESENTS GRAND OL' OP'RY IN PERSON MAC WISEMAN DIRECT FROM NASHVILLE TENN. 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