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ANADIANS nda ck out a phox, ohn Foote, the padre who re- tering to dying i men on the more examples | out the Dieppe without names the small group who stormed e west headland ied unidentified. for scapegoats terwards. LACK OF CONTROL, COST... _. OPPOSED BY COUNCIL | 'Council Votes In Favor County Delays New Ambulance Service WHITBY (Staff) Emer- gency ambulance service for Ontario County received al least a one-year setback Tuesday when county council voted to refer to committee a report on - implementation of the serv- ce. There were two main reasons given by various councillors for the referral. Department of Health said to council the ambulance system would be based on three prin- ciples, the availability of serv- ice, adequate staff and a system of communication. He said existing agreements between municipalities and operators 'would be continued and possibly extended and that new agree- ments with licensed operators counties had shown interest. John Doble, deputy reeve from Brock Township suggested that since the government would have control over operators and agreements they should pay the entire cost. He suggested the county would Jose control of its 25 cents per capita forever if they gave in now. Mr. Doble re- minded council it had endorsed could be set up three months after council gave its approval, East Whitby Reeve John How- den suggested that under the system the provincial govern- ment would be 'whistling the tune" while someone else was picking up the tab. He referred the ambulance service question back to the committee for fur- ther study. ambulance had been used only 17 times since the beginning of the year when the first am- bulance was out on call. Council overwhelmingly voted to refer the matter back for fur- ther study and asked for a draft of the proposed ambulance serv- ice centres in the county. Port Perry Reeve J. J. Gibson said his village hospital should be the centre of ambulance service LOGE EE CLE IG IOCLIE NIA PICA THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 16, 1967 5 Of Equalized WHITBY (Staff) County council voted 32 to 10 yesterday to adopt equalized assessment for 1967 on which 1968 taxes will be paid, after a heated debate by representatives from munici- palities who will be hardest hit by the re-evaluation. Assessment com missioner Gordon Hepditch said the re- Assessment ward Oyler said a farm sold for $72,000 in his township recently could have sold $30,000 in equip- ment at an auction the next day, Reach has a factor of 1.3 bringing its assessment up from $4,805,050 to $6,267,225. Port Perry Reeve J. J. Gib-| son agreed with the re-assess- municipality was increased from $11,487,973 to $14,984,340. Under the new assessment Pickering township was raised from $35,063,865 to $42,076,640, Ajax from $17,471,254 to $18,073,- 835 and Pickering village fram $2,506,734 to $2,785,255. The largest increase is in Scott township where a factor of 1.76 will increase the assess- ment from $2,522,976 to $4,452,- 292. Mara and Rama townships were both increased by 43 per cent in assessment while Thorah | received a 86 per cent boost and East Whitby came in for a 30 per cent increase to raise Accu- No control by the céunty of the would be negoti i soluti li thi ; ane i it i : gotiated by his de- a resolution earlier this year Several county ambulance instead of the Uxbridge hospital wide id hi . tie ii goveat Re Soe ce by the partment where needed. asking that ambulance tax be services were represented at the as proposed in the draft plan. pro age a cae sain in pcsuteas eat op Sas ome ry ssment from $4,667,861 to Maj.-Gen. Ham the peng f a th department; Dr. McNally told councillors not applicable on farm land. discussions but said they were Dr, McNally said his depart- air county. tounicipalities, Hel under equalization last year and $6,008,525 commanded the poe iy f Se pel per capita the new system would avoid mu- Dr. MeNally said the county present only to get information ment could not commit itself in said the trend was generally|this year will be increased from to individual pee e placed on equalized nicipal boundaries and that the would retain control since there about the proposed new service. advance as to the locations of upwards. $3,238,385 to $4,047,980. Mr. Gib- ssessment meaning that farm government would pay all ex- would be an escape clause from William McEachnie of Picker- ambulances or of the in- Th ee r said Can-|S0n said people had to pay for ROCK Created To ete BADGES oy eid urban dwellers penses over the 25. cents per the service and that the county ing Village said he covered the dividual operators but added ata Oe aeed ae Patient ectra aarvices, OF Individual rong decisions Dr we McN eu capita. He said no county-wide could back out of the agree- area from Scarborough to Whit- that his department might ye that all other municipali- Whitby Deputy Reeve Robert 4 ES. Requirements 1e convincingly Healih Servi cNally, Chief of system was in effect in any On- ment after notice was given. He by north to Uxbridge with two recommend where service ties were re-assessed against|Attersley said the idea of judg-| g ealth Services of the Ontario tario county but that four other said the ambulance service ambulances. He said his second should be located by next year. hie farts We Hepdtich re.|iMg a man's wealth by what ol » operation was -- empt to placate . politicians and commanders, © inion has it that owns is outdated and suggested| the provincial government move | to designate what a speculative | farmer is. The Whitby assess- ment was increased from $24, ported that people were anxious |to buy property in the booming Ajax- Pickering Hospital =": Reeve John Dancey of Brock _ - " -- STAFFORD BROS. in essential ex. . . ® Township said it was unfair to LTD. relude to the H A d t t base assessment on the sale Pee te $26,202,260. : landings 22 eceives ccre | a 10n price of a farm since crops, oun Cae tae Deputy MONUMENTS and victory in equipment and milk contracts] mended the asseacnent pc 668-3552 h "| The Ajax and Pickering Gen- eral Hospital has been accepted The Ajax and Pickering Gen-| yore often included in the price eral hospital has a shortage (of farm property. Brock will 318 DUNDAS EAST missioner on sticking his neck! of the Dieppe ke a classical by the Canadian Council on|professional people but Mr-.|54. on a factor of 1.07 out on the re. t. His a acer te accreditation. MacInnis says it is not Un-|" Roach Township Reeve Fd -------- meno the bloody de- "An accredited hospital does Usual nis saE SUTRA) SaaS oa: baal de. not offer a seal of excellence) "Canada and the United a . " | TOWN OF W men involved but a minimum," says hospital|States are very short of medi- sinner bocaen (ce) . divert. administrator, K. J. MacInnis. |cal people," said Mr. Mac- ._ Vonuhinenian Gores Brotieal Tae 127-bed. hospital which| Innis A ' | veer romised friends in his local} was built in November, 1964, "A lack of foresight about | pub: "The last time I pass the| has 40 doctors, 45 full-time | five years ago has resulted in|George and Dragon I'm going nurses and 35 part-time nurses|more beds than nurses," said|to buy you all a drink, And I'll bs ff its professional hospital) Mr. MacInnis. "More schools wait outside while you have it."| stant. : ; jof nursing should have been| ceor fod recently 76 | An accredited hospital must} started " er etnlted ie be ig r al | 9 have a minimum of three doc | Today, there are 20 regional|the hearse and mourners should tors, a governing board of di-| snools 'of nursing that have|stop outside the pub while cus- rapegoal is an concludes, TENDERS FOR HOUSE Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned will be received until 5:00 o'clock p.m., on Tuesday, September 5th, 1967, for the purchase of a five room bungalow which is situated on Township rectors, "adequate' physical} é : : 4 i facilities, a dietary, emergency, | reer, 1ar'ed in the past three|tomers Grank to his memoryf Lot No. 23, near the south limit of Hopkins laboratory, medical library, | ne lah pehecseale eee oar Street and Highway 401. medical records, a pharmacy} and a radiology department. A non-accredited hospital has | "slight" difficulty in attract- | ing top-level professionals but | it can offer "quality patient | care within the limits of the competence of the medical staff and the services the hos- it2l is equipped to give," said Mr. MacInnis. "PERSONALS Dr. Stanley L. Osborne left \for Europe Tuesday morning. The purchaser must agree to remove the build- ing from the site within one month from date of purchase. SAVE $ $ ON AUTO INSURANCE Further particulars may be obtained from the Engineering Department at the Municipal Offices. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. If you are an Abstainer you save up to Papa on your auto insurance. oa... JOHN RIEGER INSURANCE LIMITED BOYS SPLASH TO HAPPINESS IN LAKE NEAR WHITBY HARBOR When three boys find a farthest thing from their log and a lake to play in-- minds as they splashed hap- it adds up to a fun-filled pily in the water. Envelopes must be plainly marked "'TENDER FOR BUNGALOW". riding a log which is sub- merged .Even with the start of school less than a month boys discovered yesterday. The boys, in Lake Ontario in front of a small beach afternoon, as these three near the harbor area, are away, it was probably the --Oshawa Times Photo jHe will visit Oxford and Cam- ee \bridge Universities in England, PRESIDENT -- CLARE A. SHANK JOHN R. FROST, MOTHS SAW THE LIGHT | and fravel _ on to Holland, 597 KING ST. E., OSHAWA Clerk-Administrator, Water In Elevator Shaft, (2 gta cen tami, ot to DIAL Town of Wnty, ' ey're getting the bugs ou Kenneth Tamblyn, of Los) 405 Dundas Street, West, |the new $31,000 exterior lighting| Angeles, California, visited last) week with his mother, Mrs. Fred Tamblyn, who is con- 728-7567 Whitby, Ontario. system for the Indiana War Me- morial. After the structure got and 38 landing -CP Photo ational Defence Scum \Y IN TORY ADIAN PRESS eral Sir Isaac ked and cap- 155 years ago 1812--capturing | Hull and his . early months of 1812 Brock t of soul of the nce of Upper his attack on as awarded the h the news did anada until th repulsing an ack at the BRat- ston Heights in Republic of Bo-. claimed. eball great, died in New long illness. 'orld War ; ago today--in and French ked southeast Ypres taking and gaining und; French anced on the n of Craonne; al forces en- * destroyers in Bight. BLE ings were gain to 'ounted Joss for --Philippians 3:7 ) complete spirit- without whole der to God's will thing between. 5 AGO RS AGO Wi, 1949 has bee: .¢* Regional Direc- 1 at the UAWA chicago. on Construction has been hired revetment wall side of the har- f $5,759. RS AGO 16, 1927 z draped streets nds of Orange ; on the 38th Londonderry's Premier Will Open Home Scott Reeve Chesley Oldham|were attracting thousands ofjand Mr. WHITBY (Staff) -- Ontario Premier John Robarts will offi- cially open Lakeview Manor in Beaverton Sept. 14 while more than 800 gallons of water is be- ing pumped hourly out of the building's elevator shaft. Ontario County Council was informed by its standing com- mittee on homes for the aged Tuesday it will cost $18,000 to correct a water problem in the new home. Beaverton Reeve William Gillespie told council there is an artesian well in the elevator shaft that can not be stopped and it is pouring 800 to 1,200 gallons of water hourly into the shaft. The reeve also reported that last weekend one of the pumps failed and overnight eight inches of water gathered in the basement of the new nome. EXTRA COST The committee also told coun- cil that the home, Sept. 18 will cost an extra $50,000 to complete bringing the total bill to $1,783,000. Reeve Edward Oyler of Reach Township blamed the architect of the building for locating the home poorly and asked if it was not the responsi- bility of the contractor to stop the water flow from the well. Reeve Gillespie replied that the well could not be stopped and that the water did not ap- pear until after the 60-fvot shaft was sunk. He said the commit- tee was now investigating mak- ing use of the unwanted supply of water. Mr. Gillespie also told coun-| cil if the building had been set} two feet higher it would not} have water problems . and blamed surface w ater for fill- which will| open for resident admission on|asked why an open ditch was moths. not used to carry the water al closed drain which will cost the county $18,000. Reeve Gillespie said the com- mittee had decided to have no open ditches around the home for the aged, especially since the ditch would have to be) nine feet deep in places. Major changes contributing} to the added cost included: tele-| vision system $3,356, 'laundry| foundation and electrical work/ $2,678, revised storm and san- itary system $8,720, public ad- dress system $4,994, unforesee-| able site condition $10,000, fur- nishings $10,000° and sewage | connection $10,000. 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