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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, April 16, 1964 By MRS. KEN GAMSBY ORONO Few objections were lodged against installation of a municipal water system in Orono at the recent Municipal Board hearing. The hearing, at- tended by some 40 property owners from the village, was completed within 45 minutes. Mr. Ludgate of the Municipal Board presided over the hear- ing and was the sole member of the board present. He in- formed the meeting he would) take his findings back to the board who will then give their decision, This decision is ex- pected wthin two weeks and will be a tentative approval. Final approval will.-be given after the calling of tenders. | George Barber, a member of \the- engineering firm which drafted the preiminary plans,! outlined the scheme to the board member and meeting. Archie Forsythe of the On-| tario Water Resources Commis- sion said costs of the project and the annual repayment totail- ed $16,515. This was recoverable | through an annual frontage rate) of 42 cents, an annual connec-} jtion charge of seven dollars, a consumer rate of $28 and a mill) rate of .64 mills, The average) cost to those using water is estimated at $64 a year. { Dr. A. F. McKenzie in "hd: dressing the board referred to a FUNDS NEEDED FOR RETARDED CHILDREN'S SCHOOL Fund campaign for retarded school's pupils have modern Canvass is necessary for oper- ciation for Retarded Children Ghildren at the Aldon-School facilities for training and ating expenses. The Ajax, does not receive Community fn Ajax begins May 6. The recreation, as shown here. Pickering and Whitby Asso- Chest support. ae Church Rally Delegates -- Pack Houses In Orono The first seminar was held in Saskatoon last year and the five conferences wanted it in East-| ern Canada this year. | EDUCATION COSTS HIKE RATE Pickering Village Taxes Up 26 Mills 1963 cost and Com- budgeted ORONO--This village of about! 1,000 people is bursting at the seams these days with the sec- ond United Church regional seminar on The Church and the FIVE CONFERENCES Country in progress at the Orono ° The seminar is being held for United Church, the five central conferences of} ates fram|the United Church: London,| One hundred delegates from/to nilton, Toronto, Bay of communities throughout Ontario Quinte and Montreal and and Quebec are attending the|Ottawa. seminar which opened Tuesday) yj oce five conferences repre- night. _ |sent 362,724 families, and have! Out-of-town delegates are bil- pastoral oversight over 1,470,487 leted at homes in the commun-' people, iy their three-day stay. The: only representative from They come from such far-off another church to register Tues- The tax levy for public ulili-;communities 'as Lennoxville, day night was the Rev. T. E.| ties is expected to amount to/Que., Montreal, North Bay,/Dahms of Fenwick, who is a school rates going up from 17.82 $4,389 while direct charges of Sault Ste. Marie and Elk Lake minister in the Evangelical mills to 19.37 mills. Secondary, PUBLIC WORKS the public utilities are expected near New Liskeard. United Brethren Church, school taxes increased from) The roads ana streets budget to come to $6,624 for a total of| Orono was chosen as the site However, delegates from the it PICKERING (Staff) -- The,ministrative costs are expect-jin 1964 while in 1964 budget handed down rejed to be $10,251 this year as/$77,991. Recreation cently by Pickering Village|compared with $8,300 last year.|munity services are Council shows that Pickering|/Other costs will be $2,272 for ato cost $5,470 in 1964. 7 vil Village ratepayers will pay a/total of $15,873. DEBT CHARGES i 4.7 in 1964, ! the ts ts increase of just/PROTECTION Total debt charges over 2.6 mills over last year's) A total of $27,118 is expected|Will cost $29,749. Deventure assessment. to be spent in the protection to\debt charges, minus the Pick- $5,000|persons and property depart-/¢t'ng share of the school debt, A house assessed at 0 will have to pay slightly over|ment. Of this, $7,290 will be|Will come to $28,949 while inter- ' 1 $13,922 est and other charges are ex- 13 more in taxes in 1964 than spent on fighting fires, last year. on the police department, $3,300/Pected to total $800. mn i on street lighting, $750 for pro-| py; Tt , EDUCATION tective inspection, $575 for dog PUBLIC UTILITY Education accounted for most|control and $1,281 for flood con- of the increase with publicitro) and conservation, for 1964 OMB Studies Bid | For Orono Water 'is reflected in my practice. It! |berland - 17.65 mills in 1963 to 18.96 mills/is expected to cost Pickering 941,013. for this second conference for &| Roman Catholic, Anglican and this year, Separate school rates Village taxpayers $23,650 this A discount on taxes for early number of reasons. were the same as public school'year as compared to $21,425 Payment Is expected to cost the he 'chareh Goldbke osally rates both years. Jast year. Sanitation, waste re- village $1,850, A total of 700 holds the number of delegates . ann moval and health conservation Worth of tax money is expect. yi ge come iad las will cost $1,963 during the year ed to be written off and capital . expenditure out of revenue is showed an increase this year,/SOCIAL WELFARE we Fe expected to be $500. from 11.11 mills to. 11.83. mills.) Child assistance is expected) County: tax rates will cost in attendance and being a rural/ greetings from Richard Logan, church, it provides the proper/member of sessions for setting. ed for today's sessions. The delegates received warm the Orono United @hurch; Roy For-| Many delegates wanted to get/rester, chairman of the Orono ay totay on change of sabo-| Alexander has been described ~ ; ' as one of the most brilliant gra- = | They were accused of /éabo-\duates of Cape Town Gaiver. |tage by attempting to over- sity, : jthrow the South African' gov-)"-~he other trial is being con: jernment by guerrilla warfare qucted in Pretoria, where Nel- jand violent revolution. ------|son Mandela, African national fae - . convicted|ist leader, and eight others are : '| | je sa Ss. were sen- accused of plotting to overthrow -- he agg cer al CAPE TOWN (Reuters) -- Ne-|tenced to terms of seven Years the soventheat ae phen : were even further aggravated Ville Alexander, a doctor of phil-/@d four to five years. All I/and guerilla warfare, at 'this time, he said. josophy, and four. other colore| "ore canected te il. beisedsh Angora to the Bg3 ed. During the past 25 years the mixed race defendants' were . ts d Noy. 4 and' ws tion ree the Ey had catigata| ; f , jants opened Nov. 4 and was one) ucat jureau, the 1] -- ora -- cd pore be h enced to 10 years imprison- jof two major sabotage trials in/university of Al-Azhar was es- ated. yn pilecting shallow-dug hat * enol a Be oe wells, 2 "This," said Dr. McKenzie, 4 South Africans! Get 10 Years For 'Sabotage' Abe de ag ORS is impossible to improve the) health of everyone today with-| out, a good clean water supply." | As a property owner, he said, the added value to his property | would offset the cost of water, At present, creek water had to} be chlorinated and filtered for) use in his apartments, J, Finlayson of the Northum- | Durham Health Unit outlined a survey taken in) the Village in 1961. He also in- formed the meeting the unit) would make a weekly test of a! municipal water supply. VOTE HELD R. Forrester, chairman of the trustees stated a vote was held on water in December 1962 and that it had been carried in the affirmative, 207 to 99. He also stated that the village trustees were in full support of the proj- ect. Lorne Perrault, speaking on behalf of Clarke Township, said council had no objection to the project. As -an individual, he stated he was behind the proj- ect 100 per cent even though it would raise his annual water rate, O. W. Rolph also spoke in favor of the proposed system pointing not only to his own private advantage but to the op- eration of Orono rink. L. McGee asked if his Duch- ess street west property would be serviced with water, No pro- vision was shown on the pre- liminaty plan but Mr. Barber pointed out it was intended to service this location with a house connecetion rather than run a main down the street for the single property. Mrs, Gibson asked if she would have to pay frontage on all her frontage on the corner lot. She was informed that the maximum frontage chargeable would be 66 feet. Mr. A. Piggott said plans showed a main crossing his property on an unnamed street at the north of the village. He asked how this could be done. Mr. Barber pointed out the plan was only preliminary and that if the main was to go across private property it would first have to be negotiated. If nego- abe te le he Bi Se Greenfield LAWN & GARDEN PRODUCTS from Van Belle Gardens No doubt about it, the new Greenfield products make lawn' and garden core 6 pleasant pastime. Greenfield promises this: "'A well fed, weed-free lawn and garden---not next summer or next month----but beginning in 7 days!" . .. and the Greenfield lawn and garden pto- gramme lets you maintain a healthy lawn yeor ofter year at a cost of less than le per sq. ft, For a beautiful, lawn surrounding your home . , . buy Greenfield Lewn & Gorden Products at Van Belle Gardens, 3 miles East of Oshawa on Highway No, 2. Van Belle Gardens SPRING GARDEN FESTIVAL Continues All This Week! Take advantage of the many Gar- den Specials Today, Friday and Saturday, JUST ARRIVED! . EVERGREENSF Over 34 varieties of Evergreens now _in stock! Choose yours for a more beautiful home. Specie! SHEEP MANURE Special FERTILIZER SPREADER SAVE 1.70 Reg. 8.65. Now 6.95 ROSE SPECIAL Reg. 3.75. Now 2.99 @ 1 BLAZE RED CLIMBER @ 1 FASHION PINK @ F.K. DRUSKI WHITE SHRUB SPECIAL , Reg. 5.45. Now 2.99 e@ | LOVELY HYDRANGEA @ 1 COLORFUL POTENTILLA e@ 1 SPIREA VAN MOUTTI TREE SPECIAL ge ag 8.45. Now 6, * WEEPING WILLOW @ 1 MOUNTAIN ASH EVERGREEN SPECIAL @ 1 GOLDEN PFITZER @ 1 MEYER JUNIPER @ | SAVIN JUNIPER Reg. 12,05 SEE US FOR LANDSCAPING DESIGN Lutheran churches were expett- tiations could not be arrived at the main would have to be taken somewhere else. Provision was made for this, LARGEST BUILDING The largest office building in VAN BELLE GARDENS- "YOUR FRIENDLY GARDEN CENTRE" The village mill rate was some-|to cost $250 this year while re-|Pickering Village ratepayers away from Western Ontario/police trustees and Howard|the world, in which 29,000 peo- what reduced from 23.5 mills tojJief assistance is budgeted at|$25,985 and provisions for re-\towns and supported Rev. Basil Quantrill, president of the Dur-|ple work, is the Pentagon, built! 22.54 mills. This is the only/g4000. Education, including\serves and replacements are|Long's submission that the sem- ham County Federation of Agri-'in Washington to house the U.S. PHONE 623-5757 3 MILES EAST OF OSHAWA ON HWY, NO, 2 gome say over the expenditure. |-- The water rate remained UN-| 2 2 2 eS eS SS A A A A A A A A eee = =| This ad is worth$3o0 REVENUE ) Just clip it out around the dotted line and take it to your CROWN DIAMOND dealer! category where council had/debt charges will cost $85,900/expected to total $3,300. \inar be held at his church. culture. . fi ws. : a et ene --| wie } iF li pected to be almost $9,000 high-|)* @ than last year with added taxation accounting for the major portion with an increase to $173,707 from $164,669, Total yevenue this year will bel) $237,297. | Grants from the Ontario Gov-|. érnment are expected to total $18,860. Of this figure $10,000 will be for highway improve-|| ment and $5,265 for uncondi- tional grants. Direct relief will], amount to $2,500 and a grant|| Under the Community Centres|! Act $1,060, | Other municipalities will pro-|}& vide $7,370 including a County} toad rebate of $5,430 1% Licenses and permits: are ex-| fected to add $900 to the cof- fers while interest and tax pen- dities are expected to amount to}; $2,930, Fines are expected to|| total $1,500 this year as com-| pared to $1,750 last year. Rents! | and concessions are expected to tota! $1,000 this year as opposed } tp $1,050 last year. | EXPENDITURES | Total expenditures in 1964 are||j expected to be $237,297 as com- pared with $228,829 in 1963. The reason that the village assess- ment is lower this year than last while more money will be spent is because of additional assessment in the village. Fol- lowing is a breakdown of the expenditures. GENERAL GOVERNMENT ' Executive and legislative @osts will be $3,350 in 1064. Ad- Pickering Man Faces Charge After Fatality : Pickering (Staff) -- A Pick- gring Township man has been gharged with. drunk driving efter an accident occurred in Which a passenger was killed. + Pickering Township Police Wednesday said Carl Cameron, %, of RR 2, Pickering has been charged following a fatal acci-| t on Concession 3, east of Itiona road on Wednesday, pril 8*at 11 p.m. | Edith Matthews, 4, was killed fm the single-vehicle accident. } The accused is on bail, police tated, and is scheduled to ap- ar in Whitby Magistrate's| Fourt on April 28. T BAIL DEMANDED Seth Rambrishna Daimia,| * wis ono sin atin $3.00 off one gallon or 75¢ off one quart on the purchase of any of these 3 NEW 1-COAT INTERIOR PAINTS 1 COAT CROWN SATIN LATEX, Easy to apply, will cover any color and has super-hiding qualities, Dries in 20 minutes. 1 COAT CROWN VELVET LO-LUSTRE ENAMEL. Has the washability of enamel plus the beauty of a flat finish. 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