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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Aprn ze, 1vee 563 Children Inspected By Public Health Unit COBOURG -- The following is the March report for North- umberland-Durham Counties, as released by Dr. C. M. Horner, Medical Officer of Health. COMMUNICABLE DISEASE During the month 150 cases were reported. Of these 76 were chickenpox, 48 mumps, and 36 red measles. 'Two rabid. animals were re- ported, a fox in Manvers Town- ship and a dog in Campbellford. Three persons received rabies vaccine because of contact. TUBERCULOSIS School children in Durham County were given Heaf tests in the latter part of March by a team from the Tuberculosis Prevention Branch of Ontario Department of Health, the pre- liminary organizing having been done by the Northumberland- Durham Tuberculosis and Health Association. This is preparatory to a mass survey to be held in Durham County in June and July. Children 10 years of age or under found to have a positive reaction to the test and their immediate contacts are being given appointments at regular Health Unit and special clinics. |All positive children over 10 will jalso be x-rayed at these clinics, \their contacts however, will be examined at the time of the Dismiss Charge Against Ajax Woman Driver AJAX (Staff) -- A charge of careless driving laid against an Ajax woman, Mrs, Ethel Epps of 171 Admiral road was dis- missed in Ajax Magistrates' Court, Thursday. Constable Eric Place of the Ajax Police Department told the court he investigated a motor vehicle accident, March 13 on Bayly street at the Ajax High School. He stated no point of impact could be found at the scene be- cause of fresh snow. Douglas Ferguson, the driver of the second car, said he was preparing to turn into the high school parking lot from the west bound lane, The blinkers were on for some distance and when proceeding to make the turn a car came up behind in the left lane and graz- ed the car, he said. Mrs. Epps, said she was fol- lowing the car driven by Fur- guson and when. passing him noticed the turn signals out of the corner of her eye. ROYA Magistrate C. W. Guest noted| the direct conflict of testimony! ALL-COLOR WEEK-END PROGRAM RANDOLPH SCOTT JOEL McCREA in "RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY" | TARTARS" 4N NOW! in COLOR COLOR BILTMOR ORSON WELLES VICTOR MATURE "THE to mothers of infants, and 148 visits on behalf of preschool children. NURSING CARE During March, Health Unit nurses gave nursing care in the Millbrook area in 32 visits, in Bowmanville 18 visits, Port Hope 36 visits, Cobourg 23 visits, Brighton 10 and Camp- beliford 20 visits. AUDIOMETRY A total of 915 audiometer tests were completed in the Bowmanville and Cobourg area in March, 38 audiograms were made indicating 18 new hearing defects and seven normal tests. The remainder of audiograms made were retests indicating the defect still present. An above average number of returns were received from family physicians on these hear- ing defects. They indicated for the most part, that corrections are still to be made. SANITATION During the month of March, the normal seasonal trend de-|and dismissed the charge. veloped in an increased number of requests for building lot ap-| provals, advice on water sup-| Plies, sewage disposal systems| Locust Hill Man and 'assistance in eliminating a} Gets 14-Day Term variety of nuisance problems. In addition to these, routine ABE (te) et ackenae GALA MEMBERSHIP DANCE AT THE L CANADIAN LEGION 90 CENTRE ST., OSHAWA Saturday, April 27th DOUG WEEKS' BAND DANCING 9 to 12 P.M.--$2.00 PER COUPLE SOPER CREEK BRIDGE NEARS COMPLETION new Industrial Park just north of Highway 401. With the re- cent installation of sewer and water services into the area, avenue extension as well as opening, up Mearns avenue to industrial sites. Bowmanville for possible fu- ture sites. Town construction crews are currently spread- Construction work on the $40,961.94 bridge over Soper Soper Creek in Bowmanville i ' Jetion. The work included semi-annual in-| s nearing completion. bridge leads to Bowmanville's many industries are studying ing and grading the Simpson --Oshawa Times Photo Equalized Assessment Up For Bowmanville COBOURG Total taxable/ 431,050 assessment for the 1965 Dur-|vitle, ham Northumberland coun-/Campbellford, ties equalization will bel 744). gee ai aaa! VREAOEE Brighton, $2,- §. DEpresenis increase /196 393 ($161,740); Colborne, $1,- of $2,104,685 over the 1962 totallzer'agr "e42 g6s: No weastle, of $79,118,991. $1,055,169 ($40,129); The new assessment figures) 9796 786 ($8,422); were released in a report tolgg4o agg 5.175 counties council by T Garnet!* 2, ($15,175), Shields, county assessor. TOWNSHIPS Darlington, A breakdown of the assess- $6,977,949 ($477,545); Hamilton, ment with increases over 1962) ¢4 914 333 ($214,279); Clarke $3,- in brackets is as foilows: land.996 988 ($75,958); Hope $3,215,- assessment $18,662,625 -- ($150,-/279 ($6,421); Murray, $3,167,658 500); buildings $57,697,147 ($1,-| ($286,387); Seymour $2,574,600 ($187,448); Bowman- $7,939,199 ($25,512); $2,884,985 ($57,- {against : \polls in the 24 municipalities. 'Thirteen of the appeals were) Hastings, | Millbrook, | Trent University Gets $1,391,130 PETERBOROUGH -- E. C. Braund, chairman of the Found- ing Fund for Trent University, announced today in Peterbor- ough that the local Campaign has produced $1,391,130 in gifts and pledges, "Tf ever there was any doubt that we wanted a university, this announcement must cer- tainly dispel it," Mr. Braund said. "The Campaign is not com- pletely wound up and many volunteers are still actively working. The committees in To- ronto and Montreal are , really the 962 assessment withdrawn previous to court) hearings. Sixty-nine. of the appeals were reduced by $74,256 and there were six appeals in which the court ordered in- creases totalling $9,747, One hundred and forty-eight of the appeals were confirmed while eight appeals dealt with school support and property transfers. just getting going with their ap- spections of all pasteurization plants, monthly sampling of pas- teurized products, 102 inspec- tions. of. food handling establish- ments and _ bacteriological swabbing of restaurant utensils, One eating establishment was closed pending completion of re- quired improvements. MEAT INSPECTION During the month, 859 ani- mals were inspected, bringing the total for the first quarter of the year to 2706 animals seen by a veterinarian. In Marc 12 animals were condemned, and 24 portions. The staff of the Health Unit attended a one-day course on Emergency Measures Organiza- tion at the central office in Co- bourg on Mar. 27, This course was arranged by the Emergency general survey. The Public Health Nurse visit- ed the families of these children to arrange for the x-ray as part of the continuing program to find cases and contacts of tu- berculosis. IMMUNIZATION The winter series of immuni- zation clinics for children in grades 2, 5, and 8 and 11 in urban centres was completed. Many children could not be given primary vaccinations he- cause of the presence of com- municable diseases in the schools, This is one reason why children should receive' their primary vaccination prior to one year of age. SCHOOL HEALTH During March, 563 children were given complete health inspection by the Public Health Nurse. Vision tests were given to 790 children. There were 192|Wa@S attended also by members ROAD REBATE proaches to major corporations In a report. of the special|ang we are looking for sub- road rebates committee read to stantial support from them. | counties council here by Reeve of the Counties Committee on Emergency Measures Organiza- tion. The Board of Health and home visits on behalf of school children. will spend the next 14 days in |jail as a result of being found guilty of impaired driving, in Ajax Magistrates' Court. Crown tAtorney Bruce Affleck requested the charge be reduced |to impaired from the original \charge of drunk driving. | He said a car parked on Har- wood avenue in which Clarke was seated was investigated by a Pickering Township Police Officer, The officer could smell a strong odor of alcohol and the defendant was in a very wn- steady condition, Mr. Affleck said. representatives from hospitals in the United Counties. Mrs. Julia Roberts attended one day of the meetings of the |Health League of Canada, the topic being School Health Measures Organization adminis-| Teaching. trator for United Counties, and) Miss Evelyn Flaxman at- tended a Postgraduate Course in Speech Pathology at the Uni- versity of Toronto, March 30, tn, KINSMASECOPE, ROBERT RYAN PETER USTINOV MELVYN DOUGLAS 'TERENCE STAMP ates Color Cartoon "FEATURE TODAY: 2:40 - 4:25 - 6:40 - 9:00 1963. Details Given On YOU'LL BE HANGING FROM THE LAFFTERS AT THE FUNNIEST PICTURE THIS YEAR!!! $45,811); business, $4,863,657 ($38 600):° Haldimand $2,468.928\Doug McMaster of Murray| "W. H. Palm, President of maTERNITY, INFANT AND ($108,324). ($39,830): Cramahe $2,213,743; 'Township, it was recommended|Domtar Packaging and Nation-/PRESCHOOL All municipalities, except one, |($29,146); Manvers $2,118,351|that the road rebate for 1963|al Corporations Chairman, has| The winter series of prenatal| have shown increases with the! (minus $875); Cavan $1,978,574|be increased by eight per cent| enlisted very able committees|Classes were completed at] principal ones being Darling-| ($96,950); Percy $1,878,960 ($8,-|and by 10 per cent in 1964, in both cities and is enthusiastic| DTshton, Bowmanville, Co- ton, Hamilton and Murray|i00): Brighton $1,790,646 ($48 In lieu of the work done on nO) 000) Sn SM¢\bourg, and Port Hope, with a Townships, Bowmanville and577): Cartwright $1,728,768 ($50.- Ontario street in 1962, Cobourg that with this result from the|total of 41 women having at-| Brighton. In Port Hope, 26.5/g98): South Monaghan $913,100\has agreed to forego the eight| local area they will get generous | tended each of the nine classes. | 5. y ear Road Plan per cent of the increase was| ($35,450); Alnwick $759,066 ($31,-|per cent increase this year but|support from corporations. | There were 161 home visits| due to annexation from Hope!995). Townshtp. . POPULATION ASSESEMENTS The total population of the) SELL FEWER CLOVES Assessments of the various! 1jjiteq Counties of Northumb 5 municipalities with increases) "ee "ountles orthumber-| Cloves which once gave Zan- shown in brackets are: land and Durham now stands|zibar 85 per cent of its exchange ; at' 81,653 to show an increase earnings now are not so popular) TOWNS -- Cobourg, . $13,572,-|of 1,423 over 1962. and the island is diversifying| 727 ($2,001); Port Hope, $10,-/ There were 244 appealsjits crops. it will be eligible for the 10 | ' Stee COBOURG -- The proposed IX, Manvers Township, and per cent increase in ; of the United|that the road between Lots 5 | ted road program : I 'Ple in earin 'Counties for 1963 will cost|and 6, Concession IX, revert 1$1,022,240. The program was|to the township. OnlLINS ea eu AS rE SRS im APLALA FEATURE TIMES: 2:05 - 3:55 - 5:45 7:35 - 9:30 P.M. WE ILLIL LL D, (sas age : jpresented in counties' council! The commission recommend- e £ by counties' road engineer John eq that the counties not as- On Zoning Section "= age comma er Included oo P agpdowl or to| Toads in Brighton Village or maintenance 900; gr iH Township. BROUGHAM--Gordon Pearce, snow fence from John G. Sedore|, pam municipalities, $65,000; | i ag Helene that the of Altona road, appeared before|Lid., for $1,261.75. _ These|yrhan work, $15,000; new Ma-|counties consider selling the Pickering Township council re-)amounts all included tax. \chinery, $25,000; surface treat-\nronerty between the old High- cently expressing concern about! Resolutions were passed to|ment, $45,000; prime coating, way 35 and the new, in Lot 2, the zoning requirement in rural| purchase chips, liquid and bag-|$50,000; paving, $20,000; r0@d/Concession III, as recommend- lareas for a 2,000 square foot/ged calcium chloride, cold mix, | construction $367,000; crushed|/eq by the department of high |house on a ten acre lot |prime, emulsion, and an impact! gravel, $20,000, bridges and/ways on approval of the re- | He was advised that the by-/ gun, \culverts, $150,000. \forestration committee, and \law providing this requirement] ponders will be called to| Mr.. Moorhouse also present-\that thg counties ,sell part of |had yet to be given third read-| 1.3) 12.000 tons two inch stone.|ed the proposed long-range Pro-\Lot 17, Concession VIII, Town- CHARLTON HESTON GEORGE CHAKIRIS. YVETTE MIMIEUX | NUYEN DARREN jing, and that persons in areas) |gram for construction and Pav- ship of Haldimand South, of jaffected by it would be given)$500 FEE ling. It covers a five-year Pe-ithe county road to George Inotice before the third reading.| Deputy Reeve Mrs. McPher-|riod but will be subject to! Macklin for $100, "There will be an Ontariojson expressed dissatisfaction|review at the end of a three-| The commission also recom- Municipal Board hearing," said)with a long awaited reply from|year period if so desired. mended that hourly-rated em- Reeve Scott. |Township Solicitors about the} A breakdown of the work ployees be given a 10-cent-an- Mr. Pearce wished to receive|legality of the $500 fee charged|which will be undertaken each)hour pay increase and that fore- notification. by the Planning Board to sep-|year is as follows -- 1964 con-|men be given a 20-cent-an- WILL SELL FOR larate land struction, $354,000; paving, $30,-|hour increase, Next year all em- ASSESSED VALUE | Mrs. McPherson said that the}000; 1965 construction, $250,000; | ployees will receive an extra 5 SESS ; 7} 1 ton lawyers write they 'believe' paving, $140,000; 1966 construc: | cents an hour. J. D. Kenzie, for J. Tobey./that the charge being made isltion, $345,400; paving, $74,000; advised Council that he thought) stil! supportable in law. She|1967 construction, $360,400; pav- $1,003.47 taxes much too high)<aiq she wanted to know for ing, $70,000. | for 57 acres of vacant and poor) cure. hese! | 4 JOHNNY WEISSMULLER land in Concession 1. He asked) 'The solicitors advise that a)DEVELOPMENT ROAD AS JUNGLE JIM if Council would purchase it at cage wi fey peg ties | FRIDAY if Council would purchase it al) case will be heard in the Town oe ea belie in "PYGMIE ISLAND" that the town of Port Hope) J Ae its 1962 assessed value. | shi A iShip of Brantford in May, after In 1960 it was assessed atiwhich they will give a formal ! be given a commitment in writ-| ing from the department of! Th Mi | D . H ; $3,425; in 1961, at $13,630, and| yiinion, "We have no funds with which! monted Councillor Hubert Wank,|highways indicating that the) = in 1962 at $0,425. | "That should finalize it," com. to buy land," said the rceve. "As long as there is no pe-|department will enter into a 4 CO,x, AaK ees 'eagTOAR mma JIAMOND HEAD smeoe powers Extra Saturday Matinee nnnnnn Tenders were opened by culiarity in the facts of this)development road in accord- Council for road purchases, and) ace" said Councillor Milton|@nce with conrespondence sub- checked for the meeting of spe-| Mowbray. ~ |mitted to the commission by | |cifications by Road Superinten- \the Port Hope council, March ,.|dent Robert Duck, Clifford Dun- 27, keld and Fred Hicks, of the| In reply to a question asked| Other recommendations made Road Department. by Councillors at a former|by the counties road commis- |. The lowest tender for a two-| meeting, they were advised that|sion were that Road 16 from ton dump truck was accepted|the cost of audit for the Town-|Millbrook to Highway '28 be from Giles Chevrolet and Olds-|ship and school books in 1962/constructed according to long- gag Stouffville, for agg fed be $6,190. In 1961 it was $5,290.|range program; the counties as-| for a one-way snow plow from onteith, Monteith and Rieh!|sure 'responsibility for the road| Wheel and Brake, Peterborough, of Oshawa, are the Township|f rom erent d diagonally | for $1,117.55; for 10,000 feet of' auditors. across Lots 4 and 5, Concession | "LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE - TAKE NOTICE THAT: At sea and ashore! 1. The Council of The Corporation of the City of Oshawa intends to construct asphaltic concrete pavement with granular base and concrete curb and gutter on the streets as shown below, as a local improvement, f and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work: - : ESTIMATED COST City' Owner's Cost Owner's Annual Name of Street From To Width Total 7. Por Pt. Fine. Rate Per Ft. Ftge. Centre St. S. Limit King St. West N. Limit Athol St. West 35' $ 38,514.68 $ 26,640.23 $ 18.680 $ 2.538 King St. | Mery St. 16.90 W. of W. Limit AUDIT FEES UP 'DRIVE OUT * TONIGHT * ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON! STARTS TOMORROW ! °2'r's5 pi" Hit - Jones: Avion = 4 MAPLE GROVE CHILD HIT BY CAR Passing motorists comfort Maple Grove. The child, the five-year-old Terry Beckett of son of Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Maple Grove after he was Beckett, RR 2, Bowmanville, struck by a car Thursday suffered a broken leg above afternoon on Highway 2 at the right knee and a mild concussion. His condition is teported as "satisfactory" by Bowmanville Memorial Hospi- tal authorities. --Oshawa Times Photo re A PHIUP CARRY PROOCUCTON SaaS PLUS BLAZING ACTION! McMillan Dr. 42' 213,135.08 152,864.90 ** Special rate for pavement only for Lot 3, Plan B, and for the south side from 13.40' E, of W. Limit Lot C-1, Sheet 19, Plan 335, to Mary Street 19.670 2.673 *® Rorerecees NE HK AE WAL TONIGHT G16 FORD IN "POCKET FULL OF MIRACLES" ONLY! SOPHIA LOREN IN "ATTILA" FORGET THE BABY- : OSHAWA SITTER CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE! DRIVE-IN THEATRE * 723 14,705 : 1,998 Z. 3. The estimated cost of the work is $251,649.76. The special assessment is to be paid in ten equal annual instalments, Application will be made by the Corporation to The Ontario Municipal Board for its approval of the undertaking of the said work and any owner may, within twenty-one days ofter the first publication of this notice, file with the City Clerk his objection to the said work being undertaken, x : vee ig NAVY RUM PALM BREEZE WHITE CAP 'W hite) Pawel -- : DATED at Oshawa this 19th day of April, 1963. The said Board may approve of the said work being undertaken, but before doing so, it may appoint a time and place when any objection to the said work will be considered. oa L. R. BARRAND, Clerk, City of Oshawa * 4972 \