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"There is no great financial in- Qusoment for private enterprise build such homes," said Mr. Of the nine projects in Van- couver, eight are sponsored by! charitable or gan i zations and| 0 churches. | Stratton. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, September 28, 1959 Influx Of Pensioners ~ |Causes B.C. Housing Lack VANCOUVER (CP) -- A short- ber of aged in British Columbia We've made more progress as a age of low-rental Houses in Van-|is proportionately the highest in township this year than in any couver has been caused by an in- Canada. other year," he said. flux of old age pensioners seeking "Many of them cannot afford hs ation day for municipg) elec-| | : : Nomi iJ. 2 re-| ev it is state a t/a mild climate, say some experts|to buy a home or rent a flat. A Cotved between © and 7 pm. th gE RB low-rental home is the answer to ceived between 6 and 7 p.m. that Counc. Ross Hawthorne will run in the field. s 4 day at the township hall. It islfor deputy - reeve opposing the| A waiting list of more than 500 the problem. Uiwfortunately, we anticipated that there will belincumhent deputy - reeve Mrs. persons, who can't afford to pay haven't a sufficient number to contests for the reeve, deputy-|Jean McPherson. Others men- high apartment rents, is reported meet the demand. reeve and al! seats on council. |tiond as interested are a former hy the Vancouver Housing Asso-| 'The federal government Election day will be Decemberireeve George T. Todd, and for-|ciation, should provide greater financial 5, when the. hours of polling willl mer deputy - reeve Clare Bals-| gervice clubs have invested help for the building of the tiny be extended for one hour. Polls|don, John Campbell, former pres-\jaroe amounts in low - rental cottages. will oven at 11 am. and willljdent of the West Rouge Rate },omes, and city council has spon- 5 "Up till now most of the money close at 7 p.m. |payers Association, which pro-| H : f as come from charitable Counc. Harry Ashton, who was tested the construction of the Sorel hw housing PEvloets or tne sources. This is wrong. The old| expected to declare himself as a proposed new CNR line through | or hed up. Cottages for single People should be taken care of candidate for reeve has now the township, is also stated to be| ade pensioners Tent for $17 a|by the government." stated that he will not oppose|interested, as well as Professor| = vii The rent for a couple's| The government, through. its Reeve J. S. Scott if he runs/R. Theall, who succeeded Mr, . housing agency, Central Mort- : n |h onth. again. "I think that the council Campbell as president of the home averages $35 a m gage and Housing Corporation, under Reeve Scott has accom-lassociation. HIGH PROPORTION provides long-term loans at low | Spearheading the association's|interest rates to companies un- NTY UNIORS | program to provide more and bet-!dertaking a housing project for ONTARIO cou ] |ter homes for the aged'is P. R. the aged, Stratton, a city accountant, He The B. C. government makes supervises a senior citizens' hous- | capital grants equal to one-third Many Awar ds EE LOG REPD . . At Lind Protection O UXBRIDGE (Special) -- Ross| Cannington, RR 2, placed in the ( onsumers Asked | Bailey, Uxbridge. RR 4, was one|second prize group and included of six boys to win a calf at the in the third prize group was the . |Calf Rodeo at Lindsay Exhibition calf shown by John Clark, Ux- OTTAWA (CP) Canada's| The proposal for a federal dc on Junior Day, Sept. 23. Twelve bridge, RR 2. Young Larus have called for! partment of consumer a Ps Fi Js Li 4 |establishment of a mew depart-|was echoed by Ray J. Perrault {boys competed in the event, and] The 4-H members taking part es ; | 3, oC y hay Ir tt, each winner kept the calf helin the championship show were ment of federal government to| 33-year-old British Columbia Lib- caught. [from the counties of Durham, | help protect the country's eon: eral leader, in a luncheon speech. The Scott 4-H Beef Calf Club, Northumberland, Peterborough, sumers ; | He said the Young Liberals |represented by Ralph Clark, Victoria, Muskoka and Ontario.| A resolution adopted by the| should champion the cause of Blackwater, KR 2, and Janet and|The boys and girls were feted at| Young Liberal Federation of Can-| consumers and consider ways of Donna McTavish, Uxbridge, RR|a complimentary banquet supper ada said such a department | bringing "the consumer into the 4 won the competition for the|given by the board of the Lindsay| would warn the public against|bargaining table in major labor- best group of three bahv beef exhibition. | consumer fraud, 'force money- management negotiations." steers in the Inter-County 4-H| They were also presented with lending companies to advertise| ooo LIONS Championship Show. ltickets to the grandstand 'show their interest rates, and prepare By a close vote th enti In the individual baby beef which was largely organized by} legislation to protect the nation's defeated a ti hy for| Sut uta fh 5 od 5 rchasers. : on irl > pe Sass Deiyh Clas togk ne the Vicioris Some Junie Faw The proposal was one of about iplonals orton of Com- eserve plon © whan oii : dozen adopted by the federa- 5 i, alves were h cow part 3 a ed by: lera : The Se de He Da i tion Saturday in closing sessions, | Among resolutions adopted Ted Dan 'Cannington, RR 2, tEric ; County Junior Farmer he eration, bY 2 Ligjonty wate Biri eating for lower { Janet and Donna McTavish, UX-/mixed quartette, Jeanine Werry,| qo f a distineti ti | clge ret taxes, higher income tax|/ bridge. RR 4, placed in the first| Roberta Baird, Hugh Baird and|200P4UoR 0a Cistinciive national) exemptions for university stu- 'All Seats May Be Contested Coun- cil at a special meting Friday declared November 27 asjnomi- BROUGHAM (Special) plished a great deal this year. ADD PLEASURE TO YOUR This is an ideal time for that adventurous sight seeing trip to interesting places in Canada and the United States. A wider choice of accommodation is available now that the mid-season hubbub is over. Now is the time to travel...by train, Canadian National suggests: Picturesque Muskoka, Lake of Bays, Georgian Bay Bracing Ontario Highlands Distinguished Laurentian Resorts Glamorous Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle® Scenic Jasper National Park Fascinating California * Historic Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa*® Exciting New York City, Atlantic City Bustling Detroit, Chicago* wr p Sia y Eishenhower at Blair House, | later, the Soviet leader return- I i oC, Niki rashington, on their return | ©d to Moscow after expressing fhe US. in a decade, Nikita Washing on o ie f k hope for an easing in world Krushchev, is shown saying | from a two-day series of talks | tensions as a result of the visit. garewell to his host, President | at Camp David. A few hours | --AP Wirephoto DARLINGTON TOWNSHIP 'Ratepayers Seek Add 'Two More To Council "NIK" . Ths most important visitor to *Mople Leaf Package Tours available to these points. Ask for descriptive booklet, Economical Family Fare plan available to Pacific Coast points. Ask about the Pay Later pion. For information and reservations HAMPTON (Staff)--A meeting of the Darlington township rate- : on in the town- ay night, decided a ee to draft a s which it will December 1 nominating at ommendations are to meil from five ; abolition of tion tax and{ 11 that ha hat purpose; e lot for the whole d a minimum size whole township. s will minat- ratepayer: Ce Les tt, ai, Evert ec Vv: Bert Bud ed Griffin. the discussion period several expressed annoyance at the $400 fee for land separation collected by council on the sale of a lot. , The money: is put into a sep- arate fund which if needed could be used to provide services for the community from which it is| BOWMANVILLE (Staff) --|John Mills taken. A townline resident complained that Darlington has no services fire and police "If you would call it only service we ever get is a little gravel on the road now and then", he said. RPA retary Mrs. B. Budai speaking about the $400 tax point- ed out if the money was not used in. the community from which it was collected, council opuld apply to the Ontario Mun- f| township icipal Board for approval to use the money in andther part of the township Association president Bob: Tremble said he felt code "with teeth in would be much more beneficial to the than the present zon- ing by-law. 'Zoning restrictions give the taxpayer protection, It prevents the construction of a $5000 home next to one valued at thus lessening the higher priced home" The presid zoning by y i effect for six months, and already hindered the ITess O the township. He said even cou cil has agreed to this, and one councillor (Reeve Roy W. Nich- ols) admitted that Muncipial Planning Consultants who drew up the by-law had "sold the township a bill of goods." He said a lot of people have a building a $10,000, | 2 value of the er has built large g with the by found the m y in keeping have mow tenance far Above g¢ man's means. { "And what's worse, they are |stuck with them", he said. Members complained that they homes and n the building permit. instead time job, ineer should be after the build- ed that the g inspector annum. For wn car and the the mo after hall, Hamy lo i services. so he could be Courtice Tots | Hurt In Crash | Frederick Rvan, aged 5, of Cour-| tice, was admitted to Oshawa General Hospital Sunday for] treatment of a cut lip suffered in a car accident on Trull's road south, about noon hour Sunday. | Rae Hopkins TIMES BUREAUS BRJAX Ajax 426] BOWMANVILLE Ma. 38-7282] His sister Marilyn, aged 6, was taken to hospital for treatment, but not admitted, with a cut over her right eye. The children's mother, Mrs. Clifford Ryan, who was driving, was uninjured when the car apparently went out of control and struck a tree. TELEVISION LOG: 11--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 7 WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo WROC-TV Channel 5--Rochester|(} CHCH-{V Channel WGR-TV Channel 2---Bnffale WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffale MONDAY EVENING 8:15 Pp 4--Captain 8.30 7--Devotic 9.00 7--Komedy 5--Burns a house 2--Martin 9.30 7--Romper 4--Life of 2---Dr y Jones 6.15 P.M, €~Danger in my Busi 10.00 2-5--Dough 2--Price 11.30 , 2-~Conce 5--High Road 4--Death Valley Days 2--8cience Theatre 4--Popeye's Play- 5--Favorite Story Chri 41 Love 1 4~Top Dollar AM. Kangaroo AM, 4--Edge of Night TUESDAY EVENING 5.00 PM Theatre Passport ayhouse i Learn 2--Three ftooges 5:15 P.M. nd Allan Kane AM, Room 6-Sky King 2---Woody W. Riley Mh istian AM. Re 7--Early Show 2-Willie Wonderful 6.15 P.M, Mi | Weather J) P.M. : is Right | Aicy AM, ntration | | | 5--The Rifleman 4--Annie Oakley 6--Toronto At Au Church Groups Meet At Port Perry MRS, CHARLES H. REESOR ORT PERRY--The X of Port Perry United d the fall season mber meeting at Elmer Lee son presided. report showed Evening rch with the § the hom Mrs. 1 The ale of both new and use had been sent to the supply by the two WMS organ- plans were made i se Miss G. ray Williams and Mrs. R. Welker. Mrs. Ray Litt led the service and Mrs. George Samells in- troduced the new Study Book "Af Disturbed". e hments were served on the by people needing his, n to close the meeting. | prize group. The calf shown by Keith Shier,|Mrs. John Dobson. Coustice WA Makes Plans By MRS. ROBERT COOK COURTICE -- The first WA meeting of the fall season too place Thursday evening at th church with the president, Mrs. H. Vetzel, in the chair. Several dates r, Nov. 26. mittees were set take care of the events, Mrs. Jean Osborne up t were decided. Mothers' Auxiliary was well at- y included the turkey supper, tended. tober 24; Thank Offering Ser- October 25; and the annual drive Saturday and Mrs. | t Eileen Down of Ebenezer enter-ithe Oshawa General Hospital. Grant Spencer. Accompanist was | JEAN DAVID PRESIDENT | Elected president of the federa- tion was Jean David, 27-year-old | part-time reporter for Montreal] NORTH BAY, Ont. (CP)--A{ | La Presse. In an election he de-|steer was found at nearby Stur-| { feated John O'Flynn of Belleville,|geon Falls recently with a .22 |bullet in its hea®, and its hind- lquarters removed, tained by singing a few selec- tions. Mrs. Gloria Akin, formerly of| | Jamaica, was the guest of the I missionary group and gave a talk on the geography and his- | tory of her homeland. She showed many colored slides depicting 'the beauty and K development of the island. ¢ PERSONALS The September tea held Wed- nesday by the Scout and Cub There will be a scout paper morning, Octo- ber 3. For information call the o group committee chairman, Harry Couch at RA 8-0382. George Vetzal is a patient in | CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1. Mattress filling: 8. Tropical tree 9. Craze 10. Assumed name 12. Eight-part composition 13. Range of hills 14 Mark as -correct 15. The clover 17. Marine alga 20. Mulberry 3.Bha 4. Rags 5. Peeled 6. Arabic letter 7. Ithlian resort 8, Of the Three Wise Men 9. Antlered animal 11, Vends ~ 19, Lumber 16. Comfortable 18. River (It) LX 22. Bnable E do 2] speak 23. Man's name 25. Welsh rabbit [A 26. Expects [T|A 27. Music [SP dramas 29, Head. lands 30. Redacts 32, Stationed 34. Vex 35. Cavern xX! ~--=O>} ERE (oi (mie) COZ] = Xml >|0|C 0iMOI0|O O=IX Zz = ol Ir XZ] jm] ~ REN FOR EEE (0 0IMUDMO ERO MINI Dim] Xm m= =mi{>{~ Nat © » Saturday's Answer 39. Poem 10. Malt beverage 1 2 21. Mistakes 22. Lairs 4 C3 8 | % 24. A quack [=] iw medicine 26. Head 13 covering . Feast % OF mre : [) Opus (abbr) Bubbled (colloq.) 83. A fine cotton 86. Yes, in Mexico 87, Assam silkworms 38. Brag 41, Ointment 42. Wastes time 43, Plant ovule 44, Golf pegs DOWN 1. Supporter 2. Kitchen pest _/ a flag without either union jack or|dents, and an investigation of the fleur-de-lis. The flag should be|"merits of legalized narcotics built around the maple leaf, the| under clinical control" as all ™ resolution said. means of controlling drug addic- tion. RA 3-4122 or RA 3-4512 All the comforts of home, when you MEAT THIEVES | ad succeeds Roy Power of Hali- ax. | | Bowmanville needs faclories fo ease the fax load from the householder. Indusiry is flowing steadily info Whitby, Oshawa, Port Hope and Cobourg. Industries locate in towns with licensed outlets. Why does industry avoid Bowmanville, in spite of a highly budgeted Industrial Commission? Industry Wants a progressive town with good social standards. Just what makes our standards different ? Past votes have shown that the majority in this town believe that lounge and dining lounge licences will be advantageous to Bowmanville. Many of our citizens do not drink, but do they really want fo deny the privilege fo the majority of our fowns-people and visitors, more of whom will come here if you mark X opposite the YES on your ballots. 7.15 PM. 11---News ' 7--Pantomime Quiz 5, 2-It Could Be You 4--Seacch fdr Tomorrow 1245 P.M, 11--Movie Matinee 4--Guiding Light 1.00 P.M, 7--For The Ladies ~The Werle Turns 2.00 P.M, 7-Day In Court 4--For Better or Worse 2--Queen A Day 2.1 7--Sugarfoot 6--Donna Reed 4--W rd 8:00 P.M, 11-6--Chevy Show 4---TBA 8:30 P.M. 7--Wyatt Earp 4--Many Loves of Dobie 52 ber McGee 9:00 P.M, 11.6--Front Page lenge Riflesnan Arthur Chal Murray The September meeting of thel Un Church Afternoon Auxili-| in the rch base-| president, Mrs. | in the chair. | McDermott reported al pound bale packed at the] home of Mrs. Edgar Leask and| shipped during the summer] months, Fund-raicing activities] showed Mrs. J. Peel made and {sold a quilt for $25.00, and Mrs. G. McDonald had a quilting which netted $2.00. ' Mrs. Len Col sionary story were ¢o0 banquet will be gi 213 213 r read a mis-| ported plans| the WMS| McKinney | leuy BLOOD | | | | | | Was Bowmanville one of the Ontario communities Prince Philip referred to when he asked on July 3, 1959, "When are these obsolete and old fashioned Liquor Laws going to be changed?" The Drys state that teenage drinking is on the increase. Teenagers buy liquor from bootleggers, they cannot buy it at authorized stores and lounges. Legitimate outlets. stamp out bootlegging. Licensed premises are prohibited from selling fo teen-agers. speaker, New Donors Urgently Required | Mrs. Roy Cornish introduced | | the study book. Th Was. ( Mir i. R 5 group Beare read the lesson ce ducted by 10.30 ? M Mi 1 Mrs y Football People's Choice M e Published by the Community Advancement Association Which is NOT backed by brewers and distillers Make That Saving Call Now . . . Call Your CANADIAN RED CROSS at RA 3-2933 For an Appointment at the Next Clinic Thursday, October 1st, at ST. GREGORY'S AUDITORIUM 190 SIMCCE ST. NORTH C OPEN FROM 1:30 TO 4:00 P.M. AND 6:00 TO 9:00 P.M. 7--Beat The Clock Malone g Payoff P.M. 10:3 11-6--Twe or Physi on " 7--Man : Without a Gun SWIM - FATAL 5--Tombstone Territory | PORT PATRICK, Scotland 2-Bold Venture [(R . -0ld Greek | 11:00 P.M, r i 11,7,6,5,4,2--News; inday night t is Yours » These Roots P.M. | ly af {tempt to sv land to GLENHOLME HUGHES 3 President, C.A.A. hin a mile of 16 hours of im- 1 tides forced him out er, TUESDAY 1 0 AM cLi 11----Popeye | §5-2---Split Personality 5 2-7 4 {ming v &=News; Roundup fof the wat