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- a Pl 'SCENE OF TRAI bb "Four persons died in a head- | northern Alberta hamlet. This | destroyed by burning ofl from { Midi. ttt N CRASH on crash of two trains in this | picture shows debris of station, exploding tank car. --CP Wirephoto. [regular report to the UN in New| BOOST ESTIMATE $60,000 Want Snowplow |Error Made Stationed Here |BY Court HAMPTON (Staff) -- Darling| The decisions were sparked by Says Cadi ton township council voted Wed | Deputy-reeve Garnet B. Rickard nesday night, to invite the Unitec| vho suggested tha: 'now we| PNAWMANVILLE -- Magistrate Counties roads commission (:|iave gone this far and engaged R. B. Baxter has acknowledged ton township council Wednesday the new proposed township gar |and in case we're all kicked out police court, Sept. 22, when Dun-|law to raise debeniures for an tion. \ |vlans back to call for tenders." street was fined $50 and costs in ~onstruction of four mew public Council also asked counties en |Je said the heating for the pro-|absentia on a charge of huntingischool classrooms. gineer George Totten to have|josed new building could be left without a licence. The fine was plans for the garage ready for|until tenders are called. reduced to the mini $18.15, council's December meeting. "When a snowstorm starts, His Worship convicted Martin treasurer Walter E. Rundle to there would be a counties' plow Sept. 22, on a charge of hunting apply to the OMB for preliminary nere heated and ready to 80, without a licence. Martin did not|approval for an expenditure o: whereas now it sits outside at/appear in court, and a fine ~fig50000 for the project. However, Newcastle or Newtonville," said $50 and costs or 15 days in jail|M, J, Hobbs, secretary-treasurer the deputy-rezsve. {was levied. of the township area public school Wi i me us Bin board, told council the $50,000 re- M. Burns, Canadian commander Tourin 'B obby' toe charee should not lave Deen Suesiod would Jo euliing 5 ho of the United Nations Emer- g heard Sept. 22. Martin was not|oxtra $10,000. required to appear until Sept. 29. "rhe school board plans to build gency Force in the Middle East, said Wednesday both Israel and Speaks On Guns He therefore reduced the fine tol, too" room addition to West Egypt are "content" with the ON tain's|the Minimum penalty of $18.15,|y.010 Grove School and a two- seven-nation force, but declined] MONTREAL (CP -- Britain's; 0 "gine Martin would have Map woaapong Dordt Doli to predict how long it will re.|touring bobby, Constable Nor-|;iiginally paid, if he had chosen in out i t . j/man Niblo, said Wednesday there rt. ain at te Feypuan » Istae) is little criminal gunplay in Bri- fo seitle out of cow Deputy - Reeve Garnet . Rick- Gen, Burns is spending a short|tain because it is difficult for\Canada and the United States./ard moved council should recom- leave in Ottawa after making his|°riminals to get firearms. The British travel associati~n|mend the school board to con- Ee spoke at-a press conference|sponsored the tour to promote|sider additional school accommo- dation at Hampton. He said there! (ren. Burns Visits Ottawa On Leave OTTAWA (CP)--Lt.-Gen. E. L. York. as he ended a five-week tour of'tourist travel in Britain, For 4 Classrooms HAMPTON (Staff) -- Darling- are 42 children acieniing the old Hampton school, 'viich, accord garage a counties' snowplow ir|Vir. Totten to prepare the plans,|an error made in Bowmanville night passed two stages of a by-|ing to wellare adm aistrator J. D. Hogarth was condemned 15 years age and storage shed on comple: | iext year, we should have thelcan S. Martin, of 53 Concession|expenditure of $60,000 for the ago. Mr. Rickard said the board would be criticized by Northum- At the meeting, Thursday last, herland - Duriam Health Unit instructed township clerk-\suthorities for making use of the old school. It is the only school in the area which fails to meet health unit requirements. A let- ter will be sent to the board. hy TO DISCUSS UNION LONDON (Reuters) -- Presi. dent Sekou Toure of Guinea said Wednesday that a conference of 13 African states--nine now in- dependent and four to be shortly --would be called in 1960 to dis- cuss an Arficangunion. The tall head of Africa's youngest inde- pendent nation also was received at Buckingham Palace by the Queen Wednesday, Permits Up In October SBOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Dring October, a total of 21 bidllding permits for a total value of+$84 920 were issued by building iffpector Mel. Moore. This is over double the September fig- ufs when 14 permits were issued for a total value of $35,75. mcluded in October were per- s to build seven new dwell- =. They were issued to: rge Vinish, Concession street, $M,300; A. Oswald, Frederick stfeet, $11,000; D. Beers, Park- way Crescent, $12,500; B. Pas- spt, Rehder avenue, $10,700; M. Peston, Rehder avenue, $9,200; J* J. Flett, Parkway Crescent, $8,500 and Frank Wonnacott, Mearns avenue $3000 Dther permits included Dr. I. Me Woolsey, 10 Frederick street, $80 for a carport; Lander Hard- ware, 7 King street east, altera- tigns, $4500; K. Shackleton, 89 h street, $500, carport; F. frrard, 56 West Beach, , cottage repairs; Pat Gould, rk avenue, $500 renewal; R. Davies, 144 Scugog street, $1000, garage; Keir Lamb, Baseline rdad, demolition, $100; R. W. Stocker, 21 Brown street, altera- tions, $1260; J. C. Samis, 45 Car- lisle, alterations, $700; John M.| James, King street west, altera- | tions, $1150; G. Elliott, 1 Ontario | sffeet, garage, $600, M. Derew- laniuk, 3 Coleman street, garage, $300. You can save $60 on this exclusive, modern suite! Triple dresser has 7 drawers . . . enough for 2 people Come in and examine these big, beautiful pieces from top to bottom. The extra draw- ers in the triple dresser will be so useful. 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