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page 12 the tribune tnursday may 21 1970 raise 600 for cancer society greenwood mrs harry newman opened her beautiful home tuesday for the daffodil tea for cancer society over 600 was raised on june 6 church time will begin at 943 am remember the date of our united church womens bazaar is may 30 mrs douglas redpath of oshawa will open the bazaar mr and mrs edgie pegg spent the weekend at point peiee also mr and mrs don pegg ron hoar larry mor- den brian and ken mc- taggart tom davis and milton pegg spent the weekend at partridge lake on a fishing trip mr and mrs percy middleton of buffalo visited with mr and mrs h middleton and family on the weekend and attended the funeral of mr frank puckerin mr and mrs jack brooks and mr and- mrs ki keddel have returneo from a vacation in north carolina friends will be glad to know mr messer is home from hospital mr and mrs gerald henning and family spent the long weekend at their cottage at monteagle the institute ladies of kinsale and greenwood attended the 60th an niversary of the brougham institute on tuesday stqbjffville fish chips fast takeout service stouffville plaxa 6401732 fall tour planned for italy greece and turkey minister to officiate town hall opening ontarios municipal affairs minister darcy mckeough will officiate at the opening of the town hall shown above black creek pioneer village on may 29 the town hall is a gift from the wllmot township council and it has been furnished in the period of 1858 from 1858 it served n the wilmot township hall for all important events in the village of baden ii i i i i i 1 tribune classified ads bring ii red pine is sometimes called norway pine another quality low- budget tour to europe is being conducted this october by dean and lyn hughes of unionville last year their tour took 28 people to the british isles and northwestern europe and a number of residents of this area took the trip this years tour reaches out to the east end of the mediterranean as far as turkey departure date is oc tober 5 1970 with a return flight on october 26 briefly the tour members will fly direct from toronto to rome via canadian pacific airlines after four days of sightseeing and shopping in rome staying at the luxurious forum hotel the party goes by coach to naples from here they will visit vesuvius sorrento take a boat trip to capri pom peii etc then follows a flight to athens for six days they will visit historical sites of athens delphi the cape of sounion a greek farm and other countryside places the highlight of the trip is a 7 day cruise of the greek islands to rhodes and to crete the next stop is ephesus in turkey north on the aegean sea to istanbul then back on the ship to the islands of delos and mykonos and thence to athens and toronto in line with the town and country theme the tour members will see not only the cities of italy and greece but also the countryside and farms too the price of 1098 is considerably below many of the de luxe tours to italy and greece it includes firstclass hotels all meals except 14 lunches tips sightseeing etc all travel arrangements are by the vellinga worldwide travel service further details can be had by phoning collect to dean hughes at 2971175 german measles 1 rubella vaccine rubella vaccine will be available free of charge from health unit for school children only in grade 1 and grade 2 the vaccine will be given in school starting in october for further information call your district health unit office whitby 6688843 pickering 9424660 uxbkidgk 852091 beavertox 4269461 pickering township dog control out of hand i to lean out jnpj eftovers in your fttic before they tart a fire ell them i q n a hurry by f3 ast promotion u n a want ad ph veryone reads ljj epends upon the tribune classified ejjds to get ejjjesired and peedy results nearly 15000 individual classified users and 20000 readers great telephone 6402100 i i i ih 1 i pickering twp you dont control dogs by catching them the on tario humane societys tom hughes told pickering township council at a recent com mittee meeting chasing them is the oldfashioned way council in its concern about dogs running at large particularly in the builtup areas and the monthly humane society reports which indicate a decline in pickup service in comparison with last year at the same time invited mr hughes to explain the situation mr hughes said that statistics could be misleading that their figures were concise and that a number of factors could affect the service like the bylaw which prevents a dog being picked up on its own property and little control on the female when in season and changes in the weather he said that anyone who lets his dog run at large is an irresponsible dog owner if his dog is picked up it goes to the pound which is rammed full of animals rather than pay the pound fee the owner leaves his dog there and the same man turns around gets another dog and does the same thing education for dog owners is more effective than control of dogs and mr hughes said that thousands of pamphlets were distributed to the homes and schools in the pickering ajax and whitby areas where five wardens patrol in four radiocontrolled trucks mr hughes recom mends that the township dog bylaw be changed the ticket system should be introduced that is that whenever one sees a dog running at large and can identify it the owner should be issued a ticket he said that the humane society had tried to avoid large scale summonsing one reason being the time it takes to prosecute which would necessitate more staff time in court would affect the ability of the man to be on patrol when we get tickets for parking we pay them he said only a fraction are heard in court reeve john williams spoke of the warnings that were given dog owners and thought this aspect should be looked into he said one doesnt get any warning if caught in a radar trap mr hughes said the female in season was the biggest problem this produces a vicious dog the females should be confined in kennels or a basement and any female picked up should be kept in the pound while in season the bylaw should allow the dog catcher to go on private property when in hot pursuit councillor jean mac- pherson told mr hughes that residents had told her they had called the humane society again and again and had no action mr hughes said it was hard to believe that these calls were not serviced if one person becomes a constant caller perhaps the staff begins to cringe he said the humane society is concerned with giving the township good service but there is just no way said hughes unless you pass a bylaw outlawing dogs entirely he said with the 65000 pound he hoped the society would at least break even but it was a financial struggle men by law were no longer permitted to work more than a 40hour week facetiously he mentioned that the township had not paid their bill for the last three months but said that he was not speaking seriously of this councillors did not know that the bill had not been paid and said that it was certainly not being held up and would look into it asked by counc don kitchen about the protest the humane society made about dogs being given for research mr hughes said that at the moment none go for research but are humanely killed cat carcasses are made available we never objected to the main legislation he said we asked them to amend it the final version is so different from the original i anticipate we will release animals for research but not painful research the amendment is that no animal will be used for painful research if it is necessary it will be given modern anaesthesia and analgesics so far the bill is not law we have to wait until the protection comes in he said that local pounds should be abolished burned up and probably some of the councils with them some of them the pounds he said are a disgrace new legislation will give the government regulatory powers over public pounds councillor ron chatten said that there were more dogs loose in pickering township than ever he had the proof for it was displayed on his lawn ontario mennonites preparing relief sale hundreds of industrious southern ontario women and businesses are getting into the act as plans for the mennonite relief sale escalate ladies will also participate from wideman and cedar grove chur ches also steeles avenue and hagerman facilities are being provided for a gigantic pie baking bee on the evening of may 29 so that more fresh pies will be available the next morning for more eager people women from stirling avenue mennonite church and ottawa street mennonite brethren church are making plans to bake 500 pies with fruit provided by mennonites in the niagara peninsula simultaneously a pie baking bee on a smaller scale will take place at fairview mennonite home in preston where 100 pies will be baked the same evening they will be baking 750 pie shells which will be filled on the spot with fresh strawberries imported from california and served to drooling patrons jonas bingeman kit chener caterer will prepare 6 hips of beef 15 hams 12 3035 pound turkeys 8 bags of potatoes 200 pounds of sausage and 3 cases of sauerkraut visitors to the sale who are too late for a piece of fresh pie and who havent time to stand in line for the educating costs york cty what does it cost to educate one child for one year in a york county school in 1969 the figures follow public school 598 high school 1107 trainable retarded 2651 in 1970 the figures as budgeted follow public school 657 high school 1195 trainable retarded 2939 a breakdown of the 1970 budget per student follows public school- high school trainable retarded instruction 428 828 1764 business 16 28 64 plant 78 125 193 transportation 32 41 749 debenture charges 84 146 11 other 19 27 158 a chart containing this information has been released by the york county board of education smorgasbord will be happy to know that there will be over 3000 chicken legs fresh off the barbecue grill in a supply that 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