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pe 8 the tbibune thursday june 20 1368 uuuuilullululluuiiituuuuiiuluuituiiiiiuuuituumuilultiuiuuuuulu uduiliuilullliuuuiutuluuuuiuluuutllliuulllllllluiiullllluuuluuilulu staff photo a section of the uxbridgereach townllne a proposed county arterial road protest oxbridge arterial road charge county highhanded 2 3 4 5 6 uxbridge twp the proposed construc- etion of an arterial road from highway 47 along hthe townline between the townships of uxbridge land reach has aroused the concern of property lowners in the area a 29name petition opposing ithe project has been sent to the warden of on- tario county originally the selected route was to go through lhe glen major on cone 7 but this plan also met 1 strong opposition from residents there later the county approved an alternate route copies of the protest petition have been sent to ithe hon matthew dymond reeve alvin redshaw councillor clark muirhead and the citizens com- 1 mittee of glen major it reads as follows 126 glen road s toronto 5 ontario june 5 1968 the warden 3 members of council 3 county of ontario county office 3 whitby ontario sirs 3 we wish to bring to your attention and the e county council a most serious matter to the tax- j payers of uxbridge and the surrounding town- i ships it is apparent that the county of ontario has now proposed an arterial highway to proceed 1 through dagmar chalk lake via the uxbridge town line continuing on to highway 401 with 3 little or no advance warning we the undersigned feel that this has been 5 done in a very highhanded manner without pro- 3 per presentation to the taxpayers in this area 3 consequently we are all very concerned knowing h that this will inevitably increase our already over- 1 burdened taxes and will destroy one of the few re- imaining beauty spots close to metro this we find most intolerable trilllllfmllllllllllllllliiiillllllt 1iiiii1iiiiiiiiim iii1iiiihiii1iiiiiu11 iiil lilllllsllllluii illllllllllllllllllliiiiiulillllllliiimiiiiiiilillinillllllieilllliiltlllllllllhiiilltf we are not prepared to pay additionally for a road which we consider to be unnecessary and a blot on the landscape for the following reasons 1 greatly increased taxes for which at present we get no services at all deprivation of privacy and property as the road will come to the front doorstep of many of the homes extremely heavy traffic mostly on weekends which is a hazard to children and farm ani mals carbon monoxide pollution expropriation of property long held by farm ers and retired people probable contamination of chalk lake which will be just a few hundred feet from the pro posed road and is used by thousands of people every year 7 pollution or complete loss of natural spring just north of 4 corners which is the sole source of clean drinking water for hundreds of people in the district many of whom use this as their only water supply we would be most interested to find out what plans you have in mind to maintain this important and valuable water supply if the road does go through it is our considered opinion that an alternate route could be used with much less expence to the taxpayer ie highway 12 could be widened or presently paved roads could be extended to carry the extra load we are well aware that the resi dents of glen major have already objected to this railroading gentlemen we too object we hope this subject will be brought up at the next meeting of the council and there will be grave thought given to this matter if necessary we will agree to send a representative to meet with the warden or member of council and express our op position in person signed mrs pamela m martin yangtze pagoda dining lounge nightly entertainment carol long pianist vocalist business mens luncheon from 80c to 22s choice of chinese or ca foods noon til 3 pan special sunday family dinner yangtze pagoda tavern north richmond hill rcmrvitlom 8844278 bethesda store sold mrs chit burkholder bethesda mr and mrs peter getleiff of rich mond hill have purchased the bethesda villa general store from mr and mrs russel herbert who have owned and operated it for over six years the get- ieiffs who have a ten year old son peter will also have a married daughter carol and husband and two prcschool children living with thern when i hey take possession july 1 mr getleift is employed by de haviland aircraft mr and mrs herbert en larged the store area and have kept up a wide home- delivery started by roy smith the former owner mrs e langman of el- mvale and sons stephen and brent spent several days with mr and mrs alan empringham sheila doreen and sylvia eleven members and friends of the bethesda womens institute took in the tour of fine homes in king township are you a mileage watcher whore comedians get all their wise wisecracks has always puzzled us especially the ones we wish wed thought of first how about the one that roes like this the average girl always prefers beauty to brains because she knows that most men can see better than they can think if you dont think thats true ask any car dealer who refuses to turn back high odometer mileage on his used cars how he makes out with customer sales resistance hell tell you it can be pretty discouraging its easy enough to do in this scientific age theres even a gadget than can roll back the mileage to a figure with more sales appeal and not leave tampering marks on the back of the odometer head or its mounting bolts its done by disconnecting the odometer cable from the cars transmission inserting it into the device and flicking a switch turning back mileage has one unfortunate dis advantage for the customer it leaves a worn out car still worn out and it has one for the dealer too it eventually makes for a dissatisfied customer who next time buys somewhere else a reputable dealer often has the reconditioning records of a car he has taken in from a new car purchaser as well as the name and address of the previous owner for inspection by a used car buyer play it safe as much as you can by seeking out a dealer whose policy is to cater to your long term satisfaction moikhom chrysler dodge no 7 hwy liduw bird phone 2941742 m at guaranteed trust certif icntes todays best investment from sterling trusts toronto 372 sly sweet barrie 35 ounlop street onillia 73 miuisuga street east or sec your local agent mtmbtt ctntdt deposit insurance corporation austin homtoswhtg automatically yours and stick shift too you can sport around town with four-on- thefloor or go with the cool of automatic the new austin 1100 is like getting two cars for the price of one and what swings more than that austin h00 complete with new automatic stick shift action your swinging austin sales service centre 2125 joe mccullough motors claremont 6492101 whitby brock st north 6685231 i fined 50 stouffville- casimiri main harry street stouffville was fined 50 and costs in richmond hill court convicted on a charge of being drunk in a public place magistrate russell pearse warned the accused that if he appeared before him again on a similar charge he would suggest that he receive treatment at a clinic when mr casimiri re quested time to pay the fine magistrate pearse said that he still owed the court from a previous con viction you would be able to pay if you didnt spend your money on al cohol he said government starting june 30th 1968 important changes in unemployment insurance new benefits new contributions new wage ceiling new contribution rates weekly earnings less than s2000 s2000 and under 3000 3000 and under 4000 4000 and under 5000 5000 and under 6000 6000 and under 7000 7000 and under 8000 8000 and under 9000 9000 and under 10000 10000 and over 101 i use onehalt i of a 400 stamp value of 1 weekly contribution weekly employee employer stamp 10 10 20 20 40 35 35 70 50 50 100 65 65 130 80 80 160 95 95 190 110 110 220 125 125 250 140 140 280 new benefit rates employers 1 these contribution rates are effective june 30th 1968 if your pay periods do not coincide with that day and if you wish to avoid using both the old and new rates in the same pay period you may use a old rates for any pay periods ending on or before july 6th 1968 or b new rates for any pay periods starting on or after june 23rd 1968 2 stamps that will become obsolete after june 30th may be exchanged at your post office for stamps of the new denominations 3 if you are registered as an employer with the unemployment insurance commission a bulletin with detailed information about exchanging stamps has been mailed to you 4 the wage ceiling is raised from 5460 to 7800 all salaried employees earning up to and including 7800 a year are insurable from june 30ih onward 5 employees paid by the hour day piece or mile will remain insurable regardless of the amount of their earnings range of average ryeakly rate weekly contributions of benelll person person cents without with dependent dependent less than 28 1300 s1700 28 and under 43 1600 2100 43 and under 58 1900 2500 58 and under 73 2200 2900 73 and under 88 2600 3300 88 and under 103 3000 3800 103 and under 118 3400 4300 118 and under 133 3800 4800 133 and over 4200 5300 employees 1 although the new contribution rates become effective june 30th 1968 the new benelit rates as shown in the table above will not automatically become effective at the same time 2 the benefit rate is calculated on the basis of your most recent 30 contribution weeks therefore some time will go by after july 1st before your contributions at the new rate will have the maximum effect on your rate of benefit 3 for claims established before july 1st the benefit rate established when the claim was made will continue to apply until the claim is ended 4 as an employee you will contribute at the new rate starting june 30th 1968 and your new contribution rate is shown in the contribution table above 5 for earnings of less than 2000 a week most employees aro credited with a contribution for hall a week however larm employees and fishermen do not pay any contributions for earnings of loss than 900 a week but if they have earnings from 900 to s1999 thoy pay 10 and arc credited with a contribution for half a week 6 if you work in lumbering and logging and ii your contribution weeks are determined by applying divisors to the number of cords or board feet produced your contributions will be at the rate for earnings of 100 a week this was formerly 69 revised copies of the employers handbook and table ot deductions will be mailed before june 30th 1968 to all employers registered with the unemployment insurance commission in addition booklets and tables for employers in logging and fishing will also be distributed at a later date these booklets and tables will contain detailed information on the amendments to the unemployment insurance act passed by parliament in march of this year if you have further questions or wish more information the nearest office of the unemployment insurance commission will be glad to help you wo suggest that you keep this notice handy tor future reference i unemployment insurance commission