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\enageseoeneogeneesiarannsearascaren rate \ Water Powers Hampton Mill By ALLAN BAILEY i (Staff Reporter) | When John Burrows of Hamp- ton wanted to buy the old grist mill seven years ago, his friends| Elis on this new assessment that "\counties assessor. 4 |MURRAY LARGEST ¢\the total to $13,570,728. oz HAMPTON GRIST MILL DRIVEN BY AGE-OLD METHOD i tation, water instruction and |sérving cookies and cocoa. s Handicapped : |amocnt "to $9, These costs mount to . Children lag offset by grants and dona- \tions from public and private Learn To Swim '""""* No formal campaign has an . been held in the eight years ache A one watela of ond a small surplus has been} who built the mill sold it to/Women has been aiding handi-|:aiieq at the end of the pro- Charles Horn, who in turn pass-|¢apped children in the Ajax,) gram. ed on ownership to his. son| Pickering and Whitby area for) An annual swimming show Since its construction, the Hampton mill has changed hands seven times. Mr. Elliott, mill (seen be Hag: Old) Eagar. It was then sold tolrhe last eight years, |will be held on Saturday, Au- George Farncombe, who sold it} the children, | gust 11 at the Sun Valley Park, But after spending 19 years in| to a Mr. Metcalf. The next own.| Each summr, th | " j the General Motors plant in| er was Cecil Lockwood who sold| suffering from polio, cerebral] Valley Farm road: The pool is 5 i i i f the B rock Oshawa, Mr. Burrows wanted a! it to Mr. Burrows. palsy, multiple sclerosis, mus-| one mile west of -- change, so he bought it. Mr. Burrows and his helper, |Cular distrophy and leg perthes,|Foad, and half a mile north of Today, the more than 100-/Roger McQuaid of Oshawa,|are taken to area pools Senay year-old mill is still going/grind and mix feed for farm for swimming lessons. | The children, each one ac- strong -- one of the few remain-|animals. They also mix feed) The classes have grown from | companied by an adult, will ing mills in this country still) with molasses. a beginning registration of four/dive, swim, float or show the powered by water. They are presently installing|to about 50 this summer. | crawl stroke with the correct Since Mr. Burrows took own-|a diesel engine as an auxiliary! Qyer the eight years, about| breathing. ership, the mill has been|power for the mill, in case *he/150 volunteers have aided the} A canoe will be used by one strengthened with two new|water supply runs short, or the| children by providing transpor-igirl showing her ability in the) walls, but the general appear-|dam happens to break during a) ance of the building is still the|spring flood, | same as when the late Thomas| "We're still going to use water| Elliott first built it more than a| power all the time," said Mr.| century ago. |Burrows, '"'it's the cheapest) The mill is scenicly and|power there is." | strategically located at the foot) Water-powered grist mills are of the Hampton pond. Water is|fast becoming extinct, but this! piped into the mill to turn the/is one that its owner hopes will giant wheels, |be around for a long time yet. RURAL ROUNDUP Durham County Farm Calendar BOWMANVILLE -- The fol-|able to have a Swine Club lowing is a list of the activi-|meeting if hog cholera is over) ties of interest to Durham Coun-|with by that time. If not this) ty farmers, as supplied by the| meeting will be postponed to a "Suspense-filled...so remark= able...because the basic plot we Is TRUEI" ure macazne HOLDEN - PALMER ve PERLBERG SEATON AE Wl (WE URGE YOU TO SEE IT FROM THE BEGINNING! 0 ETE |} FEATURE TODAY! ee Bs 1:40--4:10 6:35--9:10 Techuicoly A PARAMOUNT RELEASE Assessment Hike In Twin Counties COBOURG -- Total taxable/688,687 ($200,278); Campbell- assessment for the United Coun-|ford $2,827,291 ($51,999). ties now stands at $79,118.991.| Villages -- Brighton $2,034,653 This represents an increase of| ($28,852); Colborne $1,255,931 $2,850,238 over the 1960 total. It| ($451,350); Newcastle $$1,015,040 ($20,039); Hastings $718,344 ($5,- 522); Millbrook $627,213 ($5,843). Townships -- Darlington $6,- 500,404 ($157,271); Hamilton the 1962 equalization is made. Annual report and suggested been found. Seaplane Missing With 13 Aboard MANILA, The Philippines (AP)--A U.S. Navy seaplane with 13 airmen aboard disap- peared today while returning to Sangley point naval station. It was on a routine training flight. Thirteen hours after the twin- engine patrol craft made its last radio report no trace of it had If You Find Life Empty... Try Putting Something Into It... Like Specialized Business Training At The Oshawa Business College ENROLL NOW 1962 equalization of property and business assessments was read to Counties Council re- cently by T. Garnet Shields, $4,600,054 ($152,775); Clarke $3,831,030 ($189,705); $3,208,849 ($26,098); $2,539,600 mand $2,429,087 ($30,684); Cramahe $2,184,597 ($100,467); Manvers $2,119,228 ($11,151); Cavan. $1,951,624 ($10,544) Percy $870,860 ($22,536) Brighton $1,742,069 ($46,033); All the 24 municipalities in the counties showed increases with the largest being in Mur. ray Township, where a re- passionate NOW . . . Edna Ferber's story of ionate love and Courage comes to the screen! FALL TERM Commences Tuesday, September 4, 1962 --ee\ ee e@eweee speeeweeneeeenee ee Eight Career Doy School Courses from which te choose -- Cartwright $1,678,140 ($29,197); South Monaghan $877,650 ($20,- 125);| and Alnwick $723,041 ($16,225). Do Children Grow Up Too Seon? Should we force our children to be adults so quickly ? Don't | they have a right to childhood? In August Reader's Digest "Babes in Arms" tells what happens when mothers, PTA or ters push, omen | | urge childrén into the social | craft although she is handi-| arena too soon. It's called capped | "adjusting but ry suo | 4 ingli ~ rls any Donations may be sent to| TNE toys doen alway | Mrs. D. Plitz, RR 3, Aig gg mean enolegnae conte "=| or to Mrs. T. J. Wheeler, RR 1,) Who is to blame? your | Pickering. An official receipt} August Reader's Digest today | will be sent to the doner. assessment raised the township total by $965,094 to an all-time high of $2,881,271, and in Co- bourg where an increase of $577,887 due to. natural indus- trial and other growth raised New assessments wth in- creases shown in brackets are as follows: Towns -- Cobourg $13,570,728 ($577,887); Port Hope $10,243,. 602 ($81,066); Bowmanville §$7,- "TAMMY and The BACHELOR" "TAMMY TELL ME TRUE" Both in Color ... 36 articles of lasting interest. _:O EE RE each leads to a well-paying position in @ business JUST ASK ANY OF OUR GRADUATES Individual Instruction -- Modern Equipment -- Special Busi- ness Courses for Young Men, offering Specialized training in Accounting. - Stenographic and S ial Courses for Girls Night Classes Tues. and Thurs, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. The College is Open Year 'Round end this yeor celeb d it's 25th Ani ACT NOW--ENROLMENT [IS LIMITED-- CLIP AND MAIL THIS COUPON 10 SIMCOE ST, N., OSHAWA -- DIAL 725-3375 Mail Free Literature describing Coreer Courses To: ve eeeeee ADDRESS .. Agricultural Representative in|later date. At the present time) Bowmanville. a large commercial producer) Thursday, Aug. 2, 8.00 p.m. --/will have us if it is safe to do Durham 4-h Beef Calf Club meeting to be held at the farm of Mr. Russell Osborne, Bow- manville. There will be judging and a talk and demonstration on showing and fitting at this HELD OVER! PLAZA%® H WINNER OF GiFuine \| NOADEMY ADULT | 1 0. | Wednesday, Aug. 22, 1.00 p.m.| -- The Durham 4-H Apple Club will have a tour of Smithfield. Aug. 22 and 23 -- Holsteins and Guenrseys will be judged meeting. at the CNE. | Tuesday, Aug. 7, 8.00 p.m. --| Thursday, Aug. 23, 8.00 p.m. Durham Poultry Club will meeti|-- There will be a Millbrook at the farm of Mr. E. Bracken-|Calf Club meeting. Place and ridge of Millbrook. There will|program to be announced. Cd be a program of judging and] Aug. 23, 24 and 25 -- Swine films at this meeting. judged at CNE. ENTERTAINMENT Tuesday, Aug. 7, 8.00 p.m. --j| Aug. 25 -- Market Cattle Local 78, Ontario Farmer's|judged at CNE, | Union, will meet at the farm) Monday, Aug. 27, 8 p.m. ie of Mr. Otto Bragg, RR No. 4,|Sheep Club meeting, Bowmanville. | Aug. 27. ---Shorthorns and Wednesday, Aug. 8, 9 a.m. --|Dual-Purpose Shorthorns judg- Junior Day at Petreboroughjed at the CNE. | Exhibition. This day is of special} Tuesday, Aug. 28, 8 p.m. --! interest to 4-H and Junior Farm.|The South Durham 4-H Grain) er Members. |Club will have one. of their! Thursday, Aug. 9, 8 p.m. --|monthly meetings. There will be a Durham 4-H} Aug. 28 -- Aberdeen, Angus, Silage and Grain Club meeting|Herefords and Red Rolls to be| at the Agricultural office in|judged at the CNE. Bowmanville. The program jill; Aug. 29 and 30 -- Ayrshires consist of judging and films.|anc Jerseys judged at CNE. | There will be a talk on weed| Aug. 27, 28 and 29 -- Sheep} control by Mr. John Ingratta. | will be judged at the CNE. | Aug. 12 - Aug. 15 -- Sixth Og oo Aug. 30 at 8 p.m,| Canadian Potato Industry Con-;The Durham 4-H Potato Club) ference to take place at Mac-jwill have one of their monthly | ERNIE KOVACS donald College, Ste. Anne de| meetings, | oe Bellevue, Quebec. This meeting) Friday, Aug. 31, 9 a.m., CNE| WAKE will deal with merchandise and| Toronto -- Annual Junior Farm. | selling table and seed potatoes. |er Judging Competition, Exhi- | The registration fee per family| bition Park. | KIRK DOUGLAS - LAURENCE OLIVIER JEAN SIMMONS - CHARLES LAUGHTON PETER USTINOV-JOHN GAVIN ano TONY CURTIS .. arromms recumcovor' SUPER TECHNIRAMA" 70 Lenses By Panavision FEATURE SHOW AT: 2:00 -- 5:10 -- 8:20 P.M. AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT sy cee FRI. ONLY! 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