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1 across the township," she said.| Reeve Laycox revealed that THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, March 17,1965 19 BEFORE THE MAG TRATE "We agreed to work with the eN-ithe divisional road superinten-|----- dget s lumber of minor points|Councillor Newman, chairman Gener al Rate Up viesnigol g be, Ke grick yee dent had indicated that if @lwere discussed after whichlof the finance committee, said: ot raise 10 1 : vd tem into account for any one|™municipality does not 2 Liquor Penalty Is $14 420 In Pickering Twp. year, for one area will need ajmills for the upkeep of roads, IF YOU ARE PLANNING ON REPLACING : Be crebumaetlypaat yt ge die rliccv agli 8 OR ADDING TO YOUR EXISTING FARM 5 must be spent where it is need-ltion this," he said, "when in EQUIPMENT, YOU CAN'T AFFORD AM -- \Rouge, $674.33; Whitevale,jed. We're trying to finish built- A Is Dated Back (At Ajax _,.2rccupe cote sass, SERA ASE Moe Ba tae soup we vase 10090] TO MISS THIS SALE AJAX (Saff) -- During 1964 Pickering Township Council Nee ey ws ay rong get ow gor Dogg Bes while in a more northern muni- - i '|meeting Monday night. The gen-|1, $57, ; 2. $3,818.08; 3, nds -- then wo ie alsiat soho ly ay ama Sev gg Conga ikl eget ag ge og se re a ea Tat a Le Bre sont ote te Ph, there a rural part of the sgl they raise only a ires. pasa : 136. i 70. Township. 000. man 10°days in jail here they had obtained the' tidbor a showed that fires in industry|ine eae A orp any rellice rate, at 5.6 mills, will raise Q the charges should be dismissed, for $8,325 while resi-l\arastically cut to keep the mill|$130,938.82 eaupre, evidence) 4 Bowmanville man who had van Bh ed Mriirate, to» reasonable, figure,|, Commell nem emch they have . re which will be based this year|the rates over which they have RECENT ENGINEERING 10 hare the side ot a "momentary loss of temper"| Cars and trucks on fire werelgn a tota: assessment of $30,\no control, the County of On- toad. He had a bottle of|%@d 4 charge of wilful damage/damaged to the extent of $680\995,463, as compared with $28,-\tario rate; public rate, sep- wins Ia Wis pochat adjourned one week for sentenc-)Wnite a fire at the lg camp/248,577 in 1964, ame school, and high school GR ADU AT ES Magistrate : img. was estimated at $100, Commer- i is|Pates. ee de opi lh git! -- Del onagy eg A cial losses for the year were Sag re eels The' a ane 14 {COU a af . : "|was preceded by some discus- said he didn't/Griven his car into the side of|*" 11.4. The total of roads, en 4 val A total of 101 alarms were "|sion, in which Councillor W. G. interested in making a career as The Biggest Annual he ial on hg go} 'ime Copels peg «4 ip 'fied Ree received during the year at the ae Phi > ag ced Newman objected to the roa and, of Ssumme: . ' ' Farm Implement Sale i | aA uf- as. arrested wien Copeland's car had block-amt tect sion Of ir jafHealth Unt, is, 9.2 mils. Thisleverany' ue cad met tel INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS S00, in Eastern Ontario ! Obtaining liquor under the agejed a walk-way. i his report noted that the in- gar stebe: Po rates will raise|tal amount in his Ward 2 was > of 21, cost Gordon Brown, of} Constable Smith said Mr.|-rease in alarms had been con-|inece amounts of monies: forDUt $3,600 and declared this a Newcastle, $25 and costs or 10/Copeland had told him he heard) tant since 1959, ineering, $6,181.09: roads,|meagre amount under the cir] oe aa sential Relic AND A days in jail. a horn blowing outside his house} yyytyal aid was not activiated engineering, ,4851.09; leumstances. 'e are prepared to place you under our Industrial Engineering Constable Ian Smith, of thejand had gone outside to see by ike Ajax Fire Department ees ears ia = ce "3 don't think we can allocate Supetyieer. in @ poutine where you will receive interesting and ie w8 i f ion, 1633.82; onservation, : varied assignments. oer te a as prob a. ae outside, be Tins the year and there wereleis 45973 Health Unit, $27,-(tHe, Toads budget on the basis 9 Ist ANNUAL SPRING : no major fires in Ajax duri .}of the Ward system," said Coun-|| We aye a new Company going into massive iron ore mining and lowed the car driven by Brown|saw his car was blocking theligg4" Mutual Aid with the other(@@7s Welfare, $27,814.92; A 'Icillor Wank. 'A considerable processing, and this is an opportunity for you to break new and stopped it. In the back seat|}walkway,' the constable said,|fire departments was active i Fe og ag F sggectnind amount of maintenance monies|{ ground and build up industrial engineering experience ot the he found an open case of beer.|"and decided to move it but|nowever with monthly meetings pa "$15 388 66: aatitiin is spent in the rural area, but|| some time. An Oshawa man who was|Green became belligerent so he| ang exercises designed to in- $55,662.87, Claremont. Village,|there are more miles of road , ee found 'asleep behind the wheel|went back inside the house. It :662.87; . Mr : ' ' You would be located at our Main Office in Poirte Noire (near ; crease the efficiency of all fire : in the urban area. I don't know A of his car was fined $25 and|was after this that Green hit hs\qepartments in the area. yer a ery: hen: how you can reconcile this prob- Zt Iisa. However, ives, sutigriisate would take you to our OVER SALE STARTS costs or 10 days in jail for hav-|car.' The high frequency modula-lRrousham, $455.53: Greenwood,|©™- I would like to see some ' ing liquor in a place other than| Crown Attorney Geoffrey Bon-|tion two-way radio proved its ; 53; , 12 NOON ; f : effort made for a road needs|} Excellent benefits and a good starting salary. 100 UNITS his residence. nycastle said fits of temper like| worth at all mutual aid activa-|* 0: Harwood, $98.36; West! tia, which could, perhaps cost ' oe " : MARCH 27th Norman Diehl of 829 Masson|this cannot be condoned. tions. The resuscitator was call- ~ |thousands of dollars." I] Forward resume of qualifications and experience to AND THEY MUST BE SOLD ! a street, had been found asleep} Magistrate R. B. Baxter asked/eq for on one occasion during|4epartment when the police) «My oniy comment is that it loner behind the wheel of his car,|Green if he was willing to pay| 1964. were out of their station. is an inequitable budget," said! Employment Supervisor, with the motor running onjfor ty ---- if gg he} The annunciator system that saat intone pd pitted last Mr. hgh Prae WABUSH MINES, M. J. REW SALES AND SERVICE Fourth street in Bowmanville,|would adjourn the case for sen-|was put into operation by the|month felt that credit should ga} Deputy Reeve Mrs. J. Mc- with a bottle of liquor in the|tencing until March 23. Fire Devartnent to protect in-|to the regular and volunteer|Pherson, Chairman of the Road Pi yc & Co,, COBOURG 372-2139 car. dustry now has a total of 28/firemen who gave him their/Committee, disclosed that the jeneging Agent, 3 MILES NORTH OF COBOURG ON ONTARIO ST. Charges of obtaining liquor SMALLEST STATE connected to the Fire Hall. The|loyal support for their efforts injengineering department had ap- Box 878, : under the age of 21 were dis-| The Vatican City is the small-|Police radio, telephone and bur-|carnying out their tasks in such|plied for a .9 mill rate. SEPT ILES, Quebec AT DALE ROAD, 4 MILES.EAST OF DALE. missed against Linton Bristowjest state in the world, with alglar alarms were kept in con-|a diligent manner when called| "I think that jump in one year| and Glenn Gilmour, both of!population of less than 1,000: |tinuous service by the Fire'on. would create confusion right BUY THE CHAIR OR SOFA IN WHITE COTTON... WE CUSTOM COVER IN YOUR CHOICE OF FABRIC AT NO EXTRA COST 10 DAYS ONLY LIMITED TIME 10 DAYS ONLY | LIMITED TIME Your Choice of Fabric § Cover Supplied FREE § Your Choice of Fabric | Cover Supplied Free Kenstnn: poses Hass off Beisiaas" ap sissies 2 Custom covered --no extra charge! ss Ld ' Hl Every so often a fine furniture manufacturer must dispose of an accumulation of materials, discontinus A Spectacular Bolt End Clearance of Luxury Fabrics ! ed patterns, ends of bolts, etc. Usually there is enough to do one or two suites -- at the most. In many Imported Damasks . . . Matellases . . . 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