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THE OSHAWA/TIMES, Wednesday, Januery 11, 1967 25 | \cialist, University of Gusich' lege, University of Guelph. and Mr. Gordon Tobey, area; Mon., Feb. 20, Forages; Tue., |} jextension engineer. |Feb, 21, Beef; Wed., Feb. 22, Sat., Feb. 11 -- Zone 2 Junior | Silages; Thurs., Feb, 23, Dairy; Farmer Leadership Training|Fri., Feb. 24, Grains. School, Peterborough. Tue., Feb. 21 Canadian Mon., Feb. 18--Ontario Swine Shorthorn Association Annual) DURHAM COUNTY FARM CALENDAR Jan. . 10 a.m. -- Durham,tice' debate, Blackstock Town County "Holstein Club annual/ Hall, Blackstock. ca | |meeting, Ontario Department of} Jan. 18 -- Ontario Institute of | | Agriculture and Food, 14 Frank|Agrologists monthly meeting; /, go he, ~ ee ee ee [a wet BURNS SHOE STORE JANUARY Junior Chamber Plan Supported By Council Pees et) A oe. gga and the township er ged Clark apn com-|Street, Bowmanville. Dr. E. orm Services Centre, perp ae cen arnt, id Edward Sheraton) fon. oO} Unior Chamber of/$5,850. mended Ajax firemen for their|B ide, University of Guelph, | Brighton. 5 . 'fe : } Commerce members received pi he a 2 York Hotel, Toronto. Mar. 2, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. --Chem- | It was also suggested that the support of the Muscular Dys-! Animal the support of the Ajax Town|present Oshawa and Whitby | Science Department,| trophy drive. |guest speaker, Jan. 19, 8 p.m. -- Durham) 2 eal; ; ; County Junior Farmers Annual) 2U¢+ Feb. 14, 1:30 p.m.-3:30)ical Weed Control Courses, in-| Council when they appeared before council at its Monday eeting. A spokesman for the delega- tion said that, if granted a charter, the Ajax branch would become the 12th unit' of the largest Jaycee District in Can-; ada. Council unanimously voted rend Support for the organiza- ion, YON APPEAL ' A request from the Victorian Order of Nurses to: set up its service in Ajax, Pickering Vil- lage and township was referred to the finance and legislation committee by council. VON representatives, at the meeting of council, said they had received inquiries regard- ing their service from various VON branches might consider reorganizing if the new branch |was approved. Initially the 'nurse would operate from the |\Secarboro VON office. | WATERMAINS Ajax consulting engineers, Walvin Ltd. reported that watermain 'construction during the past year had cost taxpay- ers $103,618, FREIGHT RATES A Township of Pickering res- olution to request that the De- partment of Transport lower the freight rates in Pickering Township and Ajax on a par with Toronto rates received ap- proval 'from the Ajax council. The township intends to ask Officials to extend the metro rates for freight' and express |be a the official language was Eng- CENTENNIAL MARKER Council agreed to purchase a centennial marker, at a cost not to exceed $200, to he placed in the town's centennial | landscaping project adjacent the town hall. Reeve Henry Polak suggest- ed that the bronze plaque be inscribed in both French and| English but Councillor Wetherall said Canada would) less divided country if| } lish. It was decided to have an all-English plaque since the re-| verse side would be cemented in concrete blocks, | CHANGE OKDERS | Two change orders for the to the Whitby - Pickering Town if municipal complex were ap-| proved. by council. It wa | Development [Roman Catholic Parish Hall,/cultural Representative, North-| Jan. 13, 10 a.m. -- Central Ontario Maple Syrup Industry Meeting, Madoc Madoc. Jan. 13, 8:30 p.m. -- Durham to Committee, Ontario Milk Mar- are wel keting Board, social evening,| Jan, 24, 8 p.m. -- Durham| Clarke High School. Tickets jtors, Stanley St. John will pro- vide program and dancing. Jan, 16, 10:30 a.m. -- Annual} Meeting, East Central Soil and! Crop Improvement Association, | Lindsay. Jan. 17, evening -- Victoria} and Ontario Counties Junior) Farmer Clubs, will hold a prac- | Scugog Names Meeting, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. Guest speaker Andrew Watson, Agri- {umberland County, All young |people 16-26 in Durham County come. \County Milk Committee meet- |$1,50 each, from County Direc-|ing, Board Room, Ontario De- jpartment of Agriculture and |Food, Bowmanville. Feb. 1, 1:15 p.m. -- Durham! County DHIA Annual Meeting at Department of Agriculture and Food, 14 Frank Street, Bowmanville. Harold Clapp, dairy fieldman for the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food will discuss rations for the dairy cow. Fri., Feb. 3 --- A_ special further information contact On- |Meeting," Royal p.m. -- Grain Corn Production, |topic to be covered by Harvey | Wright, Soils and Crop spe- cialists, IOOF Hall, Orono. Tue,, Feb. 14 Canadian |Swine Breeders' Association An- jnual Meeting, Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Wed., February 15th, Holstein- Friesian Association of Canada Annual Meting, Royal York Ho- jtel, Toronto. Thurs., Feb. 16 Ontario} \Beet Improvement Association) |Annual Meeting and Banquet, | Royal York Hotel, Toronto. | | | Thurs., Feb, 16 -- Ontario! |Sheep Breeders' Association An-| nual Meeting and Luncheon,| Royal York Hotel, Toronto. | | Fr, Feb, 17--Ontario Cath: Breeders' Association Annual ork « Hotel, | Toronto. | cluding: Herbicide use on crops, roadside, brush sprayer opera- tion and maintenance safe use of pesticides; legislation govern-, ing weeds and pesiicides. This) course to be held at the Ontario Government Building, Lindsay. Mar, 22, 10 a.m. -- Mastitis| Workshop, Legion Hall, Ux-| bridge -- Durham Milk Pro- ducers welcome. | Lawyer Raps | Quebec Police MONTREAL (CP)--Montreal lawyer Guy. Guerin, Tuesday accused Quebec's police forces of greatly abusing the civil of. some individuals and groups || within the province, especially the right of assembly. | q : ! { bod Men's and Women's SNOW "ie 6, aS, Ss! . jagreed to spend an extra $195 Committees \for special caulking and $46! _. }at University of Guelph. For 4 : ight |" improved lighting at the en-) PORT PERRY (Staff)--Scu-|tario Department of Agricul- Grants to aid the fight trance to the building. |gog Township council held a'ture and Food, Bowmanville. against Muscular Dystrophy} |brief inaugural meeting Mon-| yy and for the Canadian Medic NEW CRUISER day night, at which the main|p the Alert Foundation were referred) Council approved the pur-|bysiness was the formation of u to the budget committee. chase of a new police cruiser committees, rie oer ee me a BL oak Ble. thet aie . vehicle now in service. The| * *'\ern Breeders Incorporated, Dur-| |being chairman in each case: | sy cost was the lowest of three| ; jham County Meeting, IOOF tenders, |Roads Committee --Mrs. Grace Hall, Orono. |Love, Joseph Dowson; finance, \ # \CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE [committee -- Joseph Dowson,|,,Mon.-Wed., Feb. 6-8 -- Annual ine. |GRANTS ASKED citizens in the area. Swine Conference will be held The VON suggested that one nurse could cover the area at the present time and said that the cost would be $9,000 an- nually. Of this amount, Ajax would pay $2,700, Pickering Vil- Mon., Feb. 20, 1:30-3:30 p.m. -- Allen Strike, Barrister, Bow- manville, will speak on Estate| |Planning, wills, ha part-| Inerships, etc., IOOF Hall,! ' Feb. 3, at 8:00 p.m. =| Onana, am County Milk Producers annual meeting, Town Hall, Orono, Mon, Feb. 6, 8:00 p.m. --East- | Addressing a meeting of the | Civil Liberties Union, Mr. Gue- rin said that "police in Montreal and Quebec have gone ¢to ex- treme of abuse with illegal de-| tentions, searches of domiciles| Mon. and Tue., Feb. 20 and/and interrogations." # 21 -- Ontario Plowmen's Asso-; He emphasized alleged in-| ') ciation Annual Convention, King/fringements by police of "one | Edward Sheraton Hotel, Tor-/of the most fundamental civil} onto, jrights, the right of assembly." Mon.-Thurs., Feb, 20-28 --Can-/As an example he cited large- SHOE STORE Pickering Area Children To Leam French Language adian Aberdeen Angus Associa-|scale arrests during demon- tion and Joint Beef Breeds As-/strations in Montreal's Lafon-| Farm Safety Meeting and Con- Centennial Committee Chair- Glen Demara; property com-| Greenwood (Staff) -- Starting|this week and a special com-|man Mary Reid asked all or-|mittee -- Mrs. June Crozier, | immediately all public school children in the Pickering Town- ship School Area 1 will learn French. At a meeting of the Area 1 Board Monday night it was de- cided that all 1,331 students in the north and east section of the Township would learn Canada's second language. However, the board has no qualified French teachers, and, it does not intend to hire any. The entire French program will be taught through Educa- tion Department approved rec- ords. Four additional record play- ers will be purchased by the board to supply the schools which were without record play- ers, To further the visual aid pro- gram, the board also decided to purchase radios for every classroom and a television set for each of the 11 schools. Each schol will also be equipped with a movie projector and screen. Board Administrator Lloyd Johnston said the board is try- ing to set higher education standards for students with the better visual aid program. KINDERGARTEN Area 1 Administrator Johns ton has sent about 200 letters to parents with kindergarten age children asking for their An- terest in kindergarten classes for their youngsters. The board has decided that if the majority of parents want kindergarten for their young- sters the board will supply the necessary facilities. The majority of the letters are expected to be returned sues, mittee meeting will likely be} held next week to decide the} question. | Administrator Johnston said| The Ajax Hydro was con- that if the board decided to have kindergarten class it would either have to build four new classrooms or re-open some of the schools closed last summer. He said another alternative would be to build a senior pub- lic school and in this way make space available in existing pub- lic schools throughout the area. Mr. Johnston reported that the Board had worked within its budget during 1966. Area 1 was formed two years ago when the Department of}! Education split up Pickering Township into two school areas. It has since reduced the num- | village, jwill be at 7.30 p.m., Jan. 19/ ganizations to advise the com, mittee of their centennial program. gratulated for its centennial symbol on Harwood Avenue depicting the Centennial Em- blem which was turned on a midnight Dec. 31. Mrs. Reid reported that a special meeting of the Cen-| tennial Committee would be} held at the Pickering Village| Municipal Building Jan. 11 along. with the committees from Pickering Township and The next regular meeting! at the Ajax town hall. Council declared May 16 to 22 as Centennial Week in Ajax. Glen Demara; welfare commit- tee -- Mrs. June Crozier, Mrs. Grace Love. Reeve Victor Ald- red sits on each committee ex- officio. Council representatives app-| ointed to the Planning Board) are Reeve Aldred and Mrs. June Crozier. The Port Perry Hospital Board representatives are Joseph Dowson and Joel) W. Aldred. Anson Gerrow was) appointed to the High School Area Board and Mrs. Grace; Love to the Port Perry Arena | Board, | Jack Kane was. appointed Building Inspector, Sydney | Chandler Relief Administrator, | and Angus Wilkinson, Krith) Crozier, and Terry, Molloy were| appointed Fence Viewers, | ber of schools from 18 to 11 by| closing down a string of cen-| tury - old one classroom atruc- | tures. Area 1 covers an area of approximately 135 square miles. Guelph Foundry | Hit By Strike GUELPH (CP) -- The Day-' ton Steel Foundry of Canada Ltd. was hit by a strike Tues- day when 145 men walked off their jobs. The men, represented by Lo- cal 4656, United Steelworkers of America, are seeking better | welfare benefits and additional staff holidays among other is-| __... DAVID SPECIAL SON'S CLEARANCE Men's and a 0% REDUCTION On All Our Top Quality Lined Winter BOOTS @ No Phone Orders @ Strictly €.0.D. @ No Lay-eways @ All Sales Final e a 4 Women's Angie-Jane's Annual Cle AND MELTONS. 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