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t Career 'or Starr represented the ful- a 10-year dream. | did as much as the > make the much- a reality. > proposed project tly shelved because budgets which gave to other depart- ever despaired. He i heavier on coun- He constantly re- TOWNSHIP QUESTIONS SCHOOL WORK PICKERING (Staff) -- Pick- ering Township Council Tues- day night refused to endorse a Provosee $2,953,228 addition to the Dunbarton High School. In a letter to council, the Pickering District High School Bozrd said it proposed to build the 32 - classroom addition for completion by September, 1969. A government vocational grant would pay for $1,229.462 of the estimated cost leaving $1,723 768 to be debentured by the three participating munici- palities, Pickering Township, Ajax and Pickering Village. 'Township ratepayers would pay for about 66 per cent of the de- bentured amount. Reeve Clifford Laycox said he would like further clarifica- tion from the high school board in its need estimates. Coun, John Williams said he did not doubt the need for the new addition but said the board had not included the addition in its five-year capital fore- cast, Coun. Ronald Chatten re- ferred the matter back to the finance committee. Reeve Laycox said the letter~ from the board was beautiful but contained nothing, he said he had long advocated a pro- posed measure by the Smith Report that school boards levy their own taxes. The proposed addition would increase the student accommo- dation at the school from 1105 to 1875 with the addition cost- ing an estimated $3,835 per stu- dent place. ; Council agreed that the high school board should furnish it with more information before a resolution approving the addi- tion is passed. PICKERING TOWNSHIP | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September & 1967 § For Teen-ag PICKERING (Staff) -- The township's teen-age diving star. Beverly Boys, will be honored by Pickering. Twonship and Vil- lage officials for her winning of a silver medal at the Pan-Am mer. Council agreed last night to hold a dinner and presentategn in her honor at the Cherry e Diving Star The new East Woodlands, School will cost an estimated Dinner, Presentation Set Dogs To Die By Injection PICKERING (Staff) -- Stray dogs after overstaying their welcome at the Pickering Town- ship dog pound, will be destroy- $940,000 while an addition to the/eq with an injection of Pentha- Rouge Hills school is estimated to cost $130,000. Games in Winnipeg this sum-/TAX ASSISTANCE Council passed a bylaw auth- orizing the provisions of muni-|qjayeu" With the lethal Injec-\vens. said 25 amateur players cipal and school tax credits for) the assistance of elderly persons) thol in the future. Pickering Township Council agreed last night to replace the|hased in Winnipeg, the mana- present mode of destruction by tion, Coun, Harvey Spang said the 'Soccer Men Plan. 'Form Canada Team WINNIPEG (CP) -- United | Weston soccer club of Winnipeg Tuesday announced plans to select @ team which will form ithe core for a permanent Cana- jdian national soccer team for future international competi- tion As a first step in forming a Canacian select team to be ger of United Weston, Jim Ste- | will be invited soon to attend a train in W i n of the trageay injections, administered. by|eo eee ia as wn Wo o,e@ e result if he was WHI BY Off t d Downs Golf Club at 3 p.m, onjin the township. townshi i é ( ; ip staff, will cost about Jong. ("Remember ( cael er rl 1C1Ze Sept. 21. VETO CHANNEL 3 22 cents each adding that this! | A, E, JOHNSON, 0.D. mid alieculih "tse WARNING | Council supported # North|Was just about the same price| othe te save un O E e ti poled ides 4 ae Area 2\vork resolution requesting the|@8_the cost of shotgun shells, OPTOMETRIST 'u | schoolboard expressed concern) fat 7 | Reeve Clifford Laycox said 1 H is nae thick -- then | n xpropria 10n in a letter to council over the | Sinreveal a Nigh rage ith hegre OP euthanasia by injection) 14% King St. East anguish will rock |prospect of new residential de-| relocate the Channel 3 transmit-/ WOuld cause unwanted dogs to 723-2721 | PICKERING (Staff) -- Two Reeve Clifford Laycox re. |velopment in the municipali-itey from Barrie to Palgrave, |"fall dead in their tracks". | -man' Social Sery- rotection and Gen- North York claimed that the Fairport Beach housewives told|ceived an affirmative answer | arrie channel would interfere Pickering Township Council|when he asked the women if The board warned that there B 2 commi | i i rd ena gp 0d jlast night an expropriation they believed their property |Tould be problems in securing| pith reception from two Buf on ersiey has ; ; ss adequate capital funds to con ; ~ , the d a , |price offered for 12 feet of their; was worth $44,000 per acre. | : falo stations, Coun. John Wil- lepartment's feakt IkWK wae ataly ms jonn Wail eae struct new public. schools if the liams. voting against the ce last Jan. It hag : oun, John Willams suggest-|nresent imbalance between in . endorsement said no one had at the new hall be Mrs. Robin Teeling and Mrs,jed that the council chamber) q,.cf 5. idant i r the late chief, Edward Ross both of Front|was not the proper place for te eee develop proven that ther would be inter AUTO INSURANCE e doubt but thai Street said the going rate for|the airing of grievances espe- ' ference and added that he felt pe ge foie geuteciewiics endation will be their property was $1 per|cially since the township had NEW INDUSTRY nit Ee ee i square foot instead of the 35\already agreed to the expro-| P'rkering Township Industrial, Make eubmissions of this type i hy are an Abstainer you save up to wo-storey building jcents offered by the township priating price with 92 per cent | Commissioner K, R. Carr said\WwaTrer RATE $22.00 on your auto insurance, retentious as fire jappraiser, jof the homeowners. a new industry was consider-| Counct! passed a motion ad- See it will long serve | Both homeowners will have 13; Reeve Laycox said he wouldjing settling in Pickering Town opting a report from the Pub yee les nt to Mr. Hobbs' |feet chopped from the front of look into the matter in the|ship. He said an unnamed com: jie Utilities Committee charging \their lawn for sewer services |next few days and would ad-|pany-wished to purchase indus jalong their street jabout 624 square feet of each|contact the homeowners, nd foresight. comfort thousands bus east-end who c properties in the township's de totalling | vise. the township solicitor to/trial land and was preparing to ferred water area $219,000 for erect a 45,000 to 55,000 square water mains and a reservoir JOHN RIEGER INSURANCE LIMITED death severed an. ink with the city's went back to the teer brigades. He 1 and the brigade trength of 18 in to a bylaw for the issuing ofjdecision meant that properties debentures for the construction which will not be serviced by }of a public school and a public| water in 20 vears will pay three jschool addition in township| mills extra on their tax bill for school area 2. water, should be paying for but for the hedges, gates and trees which will be torn up by the digging machines, It that the area's | property, |---- picid -~--____-- feet building. Deputy Reeve, Mrs, Jean PRESIDENT ~~ CLARE A. SHANK | Set-up left much | Mrs. Ross said {t was not| NEW SCHOOLS McPherson voting against the 597 KING ST. E., OSHAWA only the land that the township Stray Shot Council gave third reading motion said later that council's DIAL 728-7567 te Hit Window DUNBARTON DRAMA CLUB TO PERFORM AT EXPO witched to 8 'ion. * full The Dunbarton High Director of the play, "Our is also seeking a grant from Staff S WHITBY (Staff) Police Stolen Car Found ll-ranks Strength School Drama Club has Town," by Thornton Wild- the school board. On Sept. 8 said today they are now sure to 140 with the been given a singular honor' er, is Roy Higgins, who has 15, a performance will be that there was nothing deliber- B Metro Police if by Expo 67 officials. The donated his time and tal- given at the high school, b > new hall, which sé an ambulance, estimated budget ment is $1,010,900 ated revenue is th things as spe. to East Whitby .) In addition, estimated ambu- of $140,400 with enue of $20,000-- es 50 per cent e Provincial gov- $120,000 balance. ents for the production. The student body of Dunbarton High School is busily en- gaged in selling tickets to raise funds for the trip. A grant of $1,000 was given last night by Pickering township council. The club with the gate receipts help- ing to defray the costs of the trip. Martin Webster and Helen Kay were among cast members rehearsing at the school last night. (Oshawa Times Photo) club is the only high school group in the world that has been invited to give a per- formance at Expo's Youth Pavilion, A staff and crew of about 60 students will give three performances on Sept. 19, 20 and 21. OPP Charge 90 Motorists ate or malicious about the Tak W ] shooting out of a window in the| WHITBY (Staff) -- A 1062 es a Coach House Restaurant Sun-|model car stolen in Whitby day evening, |Tuesday morning by two juve HALIFAX (CP)--Staff Sgt.|_ Deputy Chief Robinson andjnile escapees from the St Basil Piper, 31, is treating him- Detective-Sergeant M. R. Nich-|Joun"s Training School in Ux- self to a 25,000-mile jaunt olson discovered a spent 22 | bridze was recovered by Metro- around the world to: mark his|S!ug in the parking lot of. the| politan Toronto Police late Tues- retirement from the army. restaurant yesterday, day afternoon. After a 26-year military] .The deputy chief says ft was} The car was the property of career Sgt. Piper, a bachelor|Simply a stray shot fired from| William Mullen, 303 Green St from Kennedy, Sask., is|one of the nearby fields which| One of the youths was appre already one of Canada's most|ccidentally struck the window| hended by Toronto police at the widely-travelled soldiers, He| 8n angle, bounced off the! time of the recovery of the car. | Nicklaus Tops NOW - WEREOPER | . a ; any ee g St. E. quarters . " M W has served in or visited 99|W00d frame and landed in the i During 246 Vehicle Checks) (9 ey or rnense sstawnd wast on | atoon chiefs, fout PALM BEACH GARDENS,|mated 200,000 miles. A much more deliberate ROCKY crectes To 4 regular ranks. Fla (AP)--Jack Nicklaus was| "i suppose you could call me Seiiglag emg took place at} OF Individual Officers at Whitby detach-|which police can collect reve-|the top money winner this week|@ travel enthusiast," he said Benoel in Wht Street High | ment of the Ontario Provinciallnue through speeding tickets? |amung touring pros in the|here preparing to board a sery-|>~ in in Whitby Tuesday night Police last week investigated 36| 'If a road was a straight|Professional Golfers' Associa-\ice flight to. Germany on the|2® three plate glass windows accidents in which one person|stretch of smooth pavement|tion. first Jeg of his retirement trip. pet shot out with a pellet was killed, 11 persons injuredjrunning continuously in one di-| Nicklaus had a total of $178,-| 'I have always wanted to see on and 15 drivers charged. rection, then much higher)... rough the world wha. other countries are mad ; b golf made While patrolling 15,250 miles,|speeds could be maintained pri a2 rae of--how the people really live.'|| Need An OH Furnace? were hired last 16 more will be month (if money n the budget) to the operation of 1, but all of the be located there. Requirements At STAFFORD BROS. nt recruits re- 946 vehicles were checked with|with relative safety. The dan- His favorite country i : LTD. s' indoctrination, 00 drivers being charged and/sers Sree busy dal ay © m/Ont. Of the money, $156,748 was) «y may live theres" Bat ho MONUMENTS f St. John Ambu- a 52 warned. Rhee ths the xf ons vag hi : won in PGA-sanctioned events.|Piper said thoughtfully. "And PERRY | 'aining. Also. investigated were 101] ter (rau ie on opie Slowing| Arnold Palmer, with ajyou never know, 1 may meet] z 668-3552 | rotate anny te general eccurrences, the more Saderty prior to'making a turn|$157927 total, was in' second/> © meome/ a: would "ike tof ion, ate. uit mck 918 DUNDAS EAST ne notable of which were 11/07 from dozens of other sit-|place followed by Julius Boros = : : : "raprtsteennemmmesiait Mr. Hobbs' euc- rol was to hold week to discuss a successor and Marks invited committee to liquor offences, nine thefts, and one fatal airplane crash. The OPP report continues: "Are we really naive enough te think that our Ontario law- makers, qualified people using yearr of accumulated knowl- uations which could include anything from animals darting into our path to obstructions ly- ing on the road ahead. The old adage of it's not the speed that hurts but the sudden stop holds a Jot of merit when applied to who has collected $121,019 so) far this year. | Other top money winner §)| include: Billy Casper, $118,499; | Frark Beard, $104,877; Doug) Sanders, $115,103; Dan Sikes, BUDGET HELPERS! edge don't know as muchihighway driving. \ about traffic safety as we do?| 'Let us place our faith the | Is this the reason we all take it}lawmakers of our land and ac- upon ourselves to exceed the/cept the fact that traffic laws GIRLS WASTEFUL speed limits? Are speed limitsjare created and enforced for) MONTREAL (CP)--Mrs. imposed merely as a means by'the sake of our own safety." /Geoffrey Stallard, president of WHITBY / AJAX PERSONALS the Soroptimist' Internationa $90,893; Gay Brewer, $79,827. @ STEAK & ROAST SALE @ LEAN RY renewed pres- ns sector and feavy fighting Association and herself a solici- tor in partnership with her hus- Mag San band, says: 'Young people are | SIRLOIN i gabe : ithrowing away the opportuni- P | : The Whitby Senior Citizens'jensemhle and a boutonniere for|tice which me cahaention ii (1 O-to- 3 other days) orld War Club is holding its nomination|Mr. Elliott. The celebrantsitg- them.' She says women f years ago of officers meeting, Sept. 8 at|/were presented with an anni-|.on't take the time to train for| STEAK Warn the centennial | building. Alljversary gift. Guests were from A raik'| members are urged to attend| Toledo. Ohio, Brooklin, Ajax ea ule tate tet eos this important meeting. and Whitby. The hostess served| tion, | Mrs. Katie Toffan and her refreshments, | daughter, Mrs. Fred Sawdon,) Mrs. Larry Bonneville, 9) fly to Winnipeg and Saskatche-/Giynn Rd., Ajax, is in the Osh-| wan for a three-week vacation|,.» General Hospital where, visiting relatives. nt .|she will undergo surgery. rs, Mary Anderson, Perry Mrs, Patrick Boyle, Michael) Street, ts visiting her son and and Troy 8C Burcher: Rd family in Trenton. ae ey ; ss jax, spent a summer vacation) Miss Joan Lindley, Ottawa,).+ their gotane aC Green| spent the holdiay weekend vis-| River, | iting her mother, Mrs. Mabel) Mr. and Mrs. John Keiser! Lindley, 1100 hep ee ee : Renfrew. are yinitne at anal Mrs. Carmel Attard and her ; eae daughter Ruth, Malta, who are home of their son-in-law and on an extended visit to Canada|aughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. are house guests of her brother) Brad'ey, 75 Dreyer St., Ajax. and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Grech, 1007 Centre St.) N. With their house guests they| were in Niagara Falls, Mid-) land, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Bason in Trenton and friends in Torento. Mrs, Attard and Miss Ruth spent a week in Pontiac, Michigan, visiting relatives and) also spent a week in Brooklin| ns from vile st of Stalin- e counter-at- fighter: planes ese positions w Guinea, BONELESS ¢ RUMP C 1: ROUND STEAK ROAST e FREEZER SPECIAL e SLENDERIZING Now is the time te those Summer bulges off to look your best in your new §) Fall suit, trim LE h sent me... ment of praise of heaviness." Creative Coiffures 360 KING ST. W. OSHAWA 728-4351 hho are heavy e light of life. "to heal the and to bind up HIND Quarters of Beef --OR-- LOIN OF PORK..." *.. Cut ond Wropped FRE! 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