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Fa IN dR ald a EE ER 5 » 6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Merch 25, 1959 Seeks $2 School Addition BROUGHAM (Staff) -- Picker-|cover Township school board re- ceived a cool reception from Pickering Township Soell Mon- , when it appe ing council make a ig. do benture available to hia West pew classrooms at Rouge school. "This wil put the school mil rate up cons! ' Reeve Scott sald. "It will make this a 4 Hout burden to carry, as te it difficult to a tract ve with _-- a high tax rate. I fof | to see why, or this amount is required to 8.[rooms added to schools where population 70,000 expenses of our schools, " he added, "Don't you think the rooms should be put in the reach of t-| students who come new subdivisions which will be built 10(id another area?" asked Counc. H. Ashton, "The department of education will not accept any plan for Nets fon't warrant doing so," EY Hunt t-|replied. As for new sub-divisions, they won't approve any plan in regard to homes that are not even built." Plan Monthly Parties For Aged Folk PORT HOPE -- The first of a proposed series of monthly parties for senior citizens was held in Port Hope in Hewson Me- morial Hall, About 76 senior citl- zens attended the party, the first gathering in the new hall since it was declared a community centre, Entertainment was provided and the visitors played cards, listened to music, sang or danced. Musie was provided by old-time fiddler J. Gilmour, with accom. panist Mrs. Bert Broadbent at the plano and Cecil Smith with his accordion, Oldest of the seniors attending the party was Mrs. W. Car ruthers, aged 90 years Decision to hold simi parties) . DOG CATCHER IS DISGUSTED BROUGHAM (Staff) Pickering's dogcatcher, to ve him his full title, the og bylaw enforcement offi. cer, is giving up the job. He says that the job brings too many enemies. Irate husbands do not like the dogcatcher telling thelr wives to keep the dog home. Two weeks ago a group call ed on council to protest, Mr. Cane, the dogcatcher recommended two men who might do a good job. . He didn't say whether they had been among his critics, "You must be firm when you are dealing with the pub- lle," he told council. "Even though it means making bad enemies, I'll continue to be firm in my duties until I'm relieved," he promised. Council will appoint one of the men recommended. the first Saturday of every month came after a referendum held during the afterncon. It was decided immediately to prepare a schedule. Transportation to the party for older people without cars was provided by members of the management committee. Satur. day's party was organized by member Mrs. Helen Upper. Other members of the committee are Fred Barr, Tim Davidson, Mrs. W, N. Moore, Mrs. H. Win-| field, and Dr. W. Heberle. Senior citizen activities in Port Hope are sponsored by the town recreation commission. It's The Way You Say It BROUGHAM -- A heated con. || troversy arose over a letter re. || ceived by the Pickering Town ship council from Vigor Oil Co. who requested that a 45 mph speed limit in operation at the intersection of Highway 2 and Harwood avenue north, be changed so that the company could obtain a building permit to) construct a filling station at the| in The company letter stated ap-| plication had been made to the [k department of highways for per- mission to build the station, The| department . answered that the speed limit would have to be lowered to 40 mph before the per- mit could be issued. The company therefore re-| quested that the limit be lowered) for 150 feet on each side of the highway at this intersection. After considerable discussion council passed a motion reading, "an application to the depart: ment of highways to reduce the from 45 mph to 30 mph for feet east and west of Har wood avenue north and Highway 2 because traffic is heavy at this| intersection, and dangerous for : children crossing the street." Results Of Ballet Tests Following are the results of the ballet examinations held recently at the Harvey Dance Academy. PRIMARY . Honors--Loulse Whitney, Carol Brown, Rozanne Starekaruk Highly commended -- Joanne Chmara Commended -- Mary Newell, Shelley Bothwell, Suzanne Pres. son, Leslyn Chamberlain, Lynda Dawe Passplus -- Betty-Ann Hrycy- shyn, Irene Klocek, Lynn Calvert, Janice Lockie, Jane Donald Ee wa White Dove Lodge Meet Recommended -- Linda Morr son, Wendy Anderson, Debra Tomaluk GRADE 1 ad ded -- Lynda Gingere-| 7g of Ajax was opened in the|} IOOF Hall by Sister Mackness, | Pass-plus -- Charlotte Kwiotek Pass Margaret Samuels, NO assisted by Sister Robins, , with 11 officers present. § Bonnie Crimmings Sist ins. VG od SI Grades are now re-arranged 50 |, ster Robins, VG, reported Sis. i er Meese's husband and daugh- that there are two years in one. lg, i d Sister Gilbert As Grade II is like Grade IV, etc. [ttned to ape Ser aiiber con» GRADE It 0 Sister Browning stated that Pass-plus -- Bonne Burgess (the monthly birthday visit to Pass -- Lyn Lee, Mary-Beth Fairview Lodge will take place | McClement [Easter Monday at 7.30 p.m. Recommended--Suzanne Lewis,| An invitation was received from | Merle McConnell, Margaret Hart. Joy Lodge, Brougham, ford, Linda Godfrey, Vickie Mc-|occasion of its birthday party, Nab March 23 An invitation was also received | from Kinoven Lodge, Brooklin, f to its bazaar which was held ! March 21. GRADE mI Pass-plus -- Maria Drygala Pass -- Sandra Scott, Noreen Arnold, Bonnie Crouter Recommended -- Carolyn For- ster, Tina Wilson Woods and her committee, and a social half hour followed. TIMES BUREAUS RJAX Ajax 426 BOWMANVILLE Pass -- Loreen Randall Recommended -- Lynn Shaw Ajax Mayor Refuses Take Raise AJAX -- Mayor Willlam Par- ish has refused to accept a raise in his $1000-a-year salary. The finance committee recom- mended an increase in the mayor's stipend but refused to grant wage boosts for council members. "I am opposed: to any increase in my salary," sald the mayor, a school teacher. "We face a dif- ficult year. We have held the tax rate to last year's level and I'm John Mills to town expenses." would not accept a raise unless his fellow council members were considered for an Increase. Coun- cillors receive $400 a year and are deducted $10 for each coun- cil meeting they are absent, A 500 had been sug gested for the mayor. SUBSCRIBERS THE TIMES BOWMANVILLE FOR MISSED PAPERS AND BOWMANVILLE'S FINEST TAX! SERVICE PHONE STEVEN'S TAXI MA 3.5822 Il 1¥ you have not received your Times, phone your carrier boy il first. 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