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|G THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 28, 1966 School Debentures Amount To $1,207,000 BROUGHAM -- The $023,000 debenture bylaw for schools and additions in Pickering Town-|$43 shin Gehan! Aran 9 wae nacced at @ Pickering Township Coun- cil "meeting Monday night. Construction is under way, Sif pee" a ein im -- an 8 Worroens 'and additional school' site for Fairport Beach Public School on Oklahoma Drive; an addition of 14 class- room, Industrial Arts Room and Library, for Frenchman's Bay Public School at. a cost 0,000, This amount includes the $15.000 site: and an addition |to Vaughan Willard Public School, describea vy wvepury Reeve Mrs.. McPherson as & match box. "" for this program, $920,- The bylaw to issue deben- tures for $284,000 for additions to School area 1 includes four classrooms at Claremont Pub- lic School, $109,000; Valley View of| Public School, Greenwood, $75,- for tinea toome, Tote: emcunt here is $284,000, These school additions have had approvals, and are prac- tically ready for occupancy. Several of the '"'little red school houses" stand lonely and empty, and buses are in abun- dance, Fire Committee Results In New BROUGHAM -- When a fire department is obliged to des- troy condemned buildings, @ charge will be laid against the owner of $25 per hour for the services of the fire truck, and $2.50 per hour for the fireman. A bylaw will be prepared to cover these charges. This was the result of the recent fire committee meeting, as was a resolution passed by council, authorization for the fire chief to levy charges against various truck compan- fes $25 per hour, when the brigade is called to extinguish fives in trucks usually from owtside the township, to pro- Meeting Laws vide these services on provin- cial highways. SEVEN FALSE ALARMS Councillor Donald Beer said that there were seven false alarms for fires outside the Pickering area because the fre- quency fare was the same as St. Catharines, The brigade an- swered a call by the St. Cath- arines department. A resolution was passed to charge the Bell Telephone Com- pany the costs caused by false alarms, NEW APPOINTMENTS E. Anderson, R. Smith, and G. Russell have been appointed as permanent firemen on the township staff. Ontario Accepts Ownership John Graves Simcoe Grave '© By JOSEPH MacSWEEN HONITON, England (CP)-- Canada acquired a tiny corner 'the lovely Devon countryside day to mark in perpetuity memory of John Graves coe, often termed the Fa- of Ontario. Premier Robarts of Ontario a ted on behalf of the prov- inée the ownership of Wolford Chapel, built by Simcoe in 1800 about 17 miles from Exeter. ceremony was conducted under the chairmanship of J. S. P. Armstrong, Ontario agent- general in London, before some 175 guests from Canada and Britain crowding the grey stone chapel and an adjoining mar- quee. Simcoe; first leutenant-gover- nor of Upper Canada, now On- tario, and founder of Toronto, Nee buried at the chanal alans! wan nis Wile and severai or 8 thelr children Rid Offered To End Dispute DUNDALK, Ont. (CP)--The president of the Ontario Farm- érs Union has offered the good offices of his association and the national group to aid settle- ment of the 10-week-old Canada Packers Ltd. strike. John Dolmer said in a state- ment Tuesday that not only is the continu strike costing both the workers and Canada Packers large sums of money, but an innocent third party-- the farmer--has been seriously affected financially. The offer was made in tele- grams sent to Canada Packers President W. F. McLean and Fred Dowling, president of United Packinghouse Workers. Mr. Dolmer said that due to lack of competition in the mar- ket, a loss of $325,000 weekly is being suffered by the Ontario hog producers alone, with as many as 5,000 hogs being un- sold at assembly points on some occasions, "Yet the consumer is being charged higher prices for pork products on the pretence that supplies. are difficult to obtain,"'| he said. Mr. Dolmer said that inthe telegram the union had offered "the services of our organiza-| tion and that of our national-- the National Farmers Union-- in any capacity whatever that might be of assistance" to con- clude a satisfactory settlement to the strike in the near future. MORE SEE PARKS Visitors to U.S. national parks have increased 65 per! cent in number since 1960, Robarts said: "In accepting this deed to Wolford Chapel, we in Ontario are honoring the man who was, in a very large sense, the father and architect of the province as we know it today," PRESENTS DOCUMENT The document was presented by Sir Geoffrey Harmsworth, British publisher whose father purchased the then - neglected chapel for £300 ($900) some 40 years ago. From now on the property is} "forever a piece of Canada,"| said Harmsworth. | Armstrong read cables of con-| gratulations and appreciation from Governor-General Georges Vanier, Prime Minister Pear- son, Opposition Leader Diefen- baker and Mayor Philip Givens of Toronto, | imeoe present, Brig G. Cole, great grandson of the statesman - soldier, was last speaker in the ceremony. The chapel deed was en- trusted to Norman W. Long, representing the board of trus- tees set up by the Simcoe Me- morial Foundation, established by the Ontario legislature to care for the building in perpetu- ity, FARMER GIVES DEED Long also received as a gift | a right-of-way access deed from) A. G. Le Marchant, gentleman- farmer whose property sur- rounds the chapel. Among Simcoe foundation trustees attending Tuesday's ceremony were Information Minister James Auld, Miss M. K. McFarland, Napanee, Ont., Added Costs Cause Concern BROUGHAM -- Janitor equip- ment -- vacuum cleaner, floor polisher and other cleaning dev- ices -- will cost Pickering Township $785.54 for the new municipal building, according to the lowest tender by Wyant and Company Limited. It could have been $1,485.67, which was the highest tender received, For a folding door in the lunch room, and an aid conditioning duct to a combined storage room and office, (to used when occasion demands by Kenneth Carr, Industrial Commissioner, will cost $525, while map boards will cost $270, Councillors Ronald Chatten was concerned about the added costs which were requested from time to time for the new build- ing, as was Councillor John Williams, who said: "What the council actually did was reduce the cost of the deb- enture, and now turns around and spend current funds. I think it far more economical for to- day's taxpayers, because the taxpayer who will come in to the township will be faced with paying for the thing. Deputy Named Acting, Reeve BROUGHAM -- Although he presided at a Pickering Town- ship Council meeting on Monday night, Reeve Clifford W. Lay- cox is ill, He has been, and will continue to undergo a series of painful tests in hospital, after which he will be hospitalized for an unknown length of time. Tests will continue until the end of October, Deputy Reeve Mrs, Jean L. |MePnerson was appointed by "(resolution as acting reeve until Mr. Laycox' return from hos- pital, and will officiate in his absence. Coucillor John Williama ques- tioned the two votes which would be lost in county council (the reeve and deputy reeve are al- loted two each) and was advis- ed by Mr. Laycox that he be- lieved there would be but one day's county council meeting in October, at which time he hoped to be present, as there were two important items coming up at that time. Mr. Laycox said that the Halifax convention which he recently attended appeared to be ill-fated, for not only was he stricken with his illness, but Reeve Walker, of Scott Town- ship, suffered a storke on that and Dr. H. G. Walton-Ball, who} represented the United Empire) Loyalists Association of Canada. | Premier Robarts said: | "The creation of the John! Graves Simcoe Memorial Foun-| dation means that present and future generations of Canadi-' ans, many of whom have come from different backgrounds than the British settlers, will know age and sacrifices made to build our country by such men as Governor Simcoe." ATTENTION ee mee * BROOKLIN MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION SATURDAY, OCT. 1 and SUNDAY, OCT 2 1:30 TO 3:00 P.M. AT | | Brooklin Arena TO WIT: the Township of Whitby day of August sfle of | COUNCIL CHAMBERS Brooklin, at the hour of hereby given that the | Gazette on the 3rd. day Treasurer's office, this 1966, Reisen TREASURER'S SALE F LAND FOR TAXES TOWNSHIP OF WHITBY, COUNTY OF ONTARIO. By virtue of warrant issued by the Reeve of seal of the said corporation bearing date the 29th in the Township of Whitby will be held at THE noon on the 15th day of December 1966 unless the taxes and costs are sooner paid. Notice is arrears of taxes wos published in The Ontario that copies of the said list may be had at my office. under his hand and the lands in arrears to toxes in the' Township Hall, two o'clock in the after- ist of lands for sale, for of September 1966, and 12th; day of September A. C. Craigie, Treesurer, Township of Whitby, Box 160, Brooklin, Ont. of the great contributions, cour-| | occasion, Christopher W. Hodgson, 39, of Toronto, was killed Tuesday when his cement TRUCK - TRAIN CRASH TOPPLES DIESEL near Chatham, The impact toppled the second of two diesel units pulling the train, transport crashed into the side of a CNR passenger train at a level crossing KERP IT DOWN CHAPS DUNSTABLE, England (CP) Nurses at a Bedfordshire hos- walk around the grounds in bi- kinis because it might be bad for the patients' health. A spokesman said, 'Men patients could see them and it could at now weigh. Weights now are issued in rams "because it's the trend," says a spokesman, 1 OLD WORLD TRADITION LONDON CREAM aa eT oD LONOON © ONTARIO CP Wirephoto CANABA By DAVE McINTOSH OTTAWA (CP) -- Canada's Alouette I satellite, still singing like a lark with its space in- formation, is celebrating its fourth birthday in orbit today. If Alouette is singing, you should hear the. scientists, Dr. A. H. Zimmerman, chair- man of the Defence Research Board, said in an interview: "The Americans have ac-| knowledged that Alouette I has the best test and flight record) of any satellite in the West, And Cheques Blamed For Downfall TORONTO (CP) --President C, Powell Morgan of Atlantic Acceptance Corp, blamed _fic- titious stock orders and fraud- ulent cheques from an unknown Bahamian source for touching off the Atlantic collapse in June, 1965, the Hughes royal commis- sion was told Tuesday. Eugene Last, president of Da- lite Corp. (Canada) Ltd., said he had met Mr. Morgan in New York City Monday, June 14, the day ihe orders were received by several New York brokerage firms, The orders totalled $4,000,000 and were to buy shares of several companies heavily financed by Atlantic, | Mr. Last said Mr. Morgan! told him the orders had pre-| vented him from raising $5,000,-| 000 from Chase'Manhattan Bank ~--a loan which might have fore- stalled the Atlantic failure, | He quoted Mr. Morgan as saying he didn't know who had sent the fraudulent cheques and thought it had killed his ar- rangements for the loan. some } | HEAR OF FRENCH | 401, Ontario-Sud is a new weekly French-language radio/ program of the CBC, about) French-speaking people living in English Ontario. Se ee YOU ARE INVITED-- r. W. S. (Bill) Nurse and the Jiire rw re Ae ees--of proudly invite you to a special announcement showing of the magnificent 1967 Chevrolet and Oldsmobile and Chevrolet Trucks . » « INTRODUCING THE TOTALLY NEW CAMARO A warm welcome awaits you at NURSE CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE LTD: 300 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY BEGINNING THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH Canada's Satellite Marks Fourth Birthday In Orbit R ARTISTS LIVED HIGH idents of the h mediaeval London Bridge in- cluded the artists Holbein and Hogarth, on NEW WORLD PERFECTION I'm damn sure the Russians can't top it." | Alouette I has travelled 576,- 000,000 miles and made its birthday orbit--orbit No. 19,951 --over Alaska, It has executed 52,000 commands from the ground, "Imagine what that means,"| Dr, Zimmerman said. "A light | bulb executes a command when) you turn it on. If you're lucky, a light will turn on 1,000 times in your house before it burns out." SOLAR CELLS STILL GOOD | The best U.S. scientific satel-| lite has transmitted informstion from space for some 36 months. The solar cells feeding the bat- tery which drives the transmit- ter of Alouette I still are oper- ating at 35 per. cent efficiency after four steady years of work. "She's grinding on without a flicker," Dr. Zimmerman said} of Canada's first satellite. | Alouette IT, launched Noy. 28, 1965, has all appearances of watching its older sister, he said. Canada's third. satellite, | Isis-A, will be launched about a year from now. It will also), measure variations in the ion-! osphere, the electrically-| charged layer above the earth,| but from a much higher orbit. One-Stop DECORATING SHOP Wallpaper end Murele Custom Draperies Broedioom C.L.L. Paints end Varnishes Benjamin Moore Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD, 107 Byron St, $., Whitby PHONE 668.5862 Chevrolet 668-3304 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE of Sydney C, Reason, late of the Township of Whitby, in the County of Ontario, Sheet Metal Fabricator, deceased, ALL PERSONS having claims against the estate of Sydney C. Reason, late of the Township of Whitby, in the County of Ontario, who died on or about the 30th day of July, 1966, are required to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the 20th day of October, 1966, after which date the estate will be distributed with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice, and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim he shall not then have notice. DATED at Whitby this 28th day of September (5th and 12th day of October, 1966, JOHN BRUCE MEDLAND, Executor by LAWSON and CLARK, 110 Brock Street North, Whitby, Ontario, his solicitors herein. pital have been asked not to work out 'how much the infants WHITBY. FIGURE SKATING CLUB REGISTRATION WHITBY ARENA SAT., OCT. Ist & 8th 10 A.M. to 12 NOON Skating to Commence October 15th Lessons Saturdey from 11 @.m, tll 4:30 p.m. Seniors -- Wednesday and Firdey Evenings WHITBY MEAT MARKET Choice Quality Meat at DISCOUNT PRICES SIRLOIN - WING T-BONE & ROUND STEAKS McQUADES MEAT PIES COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE MINCED BEEF ROUND STEAK ROASTS MARGARINE 3 is, 89° - Wed. Mon, Tues. w tot, Only u. 59° OPEN MONDAYS WHITBY MEAT MARKET We specialize in HOME FREEZER ORDERS -- Cutting and Wrapping . . . Ask About Our Price WHITBY PLAZA -- WHITBY Phone 668-6941 @ All Meots Government Inspected @ 3 iss, 99° 3 us, 1.05 SPECIAL -- SLICED--RINDLESS BROCK ST. WN. Qn PERRY $Y. 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