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6__THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, June 30, 1965 NEW AMBULANCE PUT TO IMMEDIATE USE Fully equipped and ready for action, a mew four- '\stretcher ambulance is now in use at the W. C. Town Funeral Chapel. The firm was authorized by Whitby Town Council to operate an ambulance in the town, The new ambulance, shown here, received its "christening" only an hour after arrival in the community. No soon- er had it arrived than it was out on a routine call serving the public. --Oshawa Times Photo Ajax Council Requests Easement Agreement AJAX (Staff) -- Two services within the same easement have temporarily held up the con- struction of the Carousel Motor Hotel in Ajax. Ajax Town Coun- cil was requested Monday night to allow the Ontario Hydro first easement along a strip of land leading to the building site on Station rd. Hydro was granted an ease- ment along the strip to place seven hydro poles but the town watermain intersects this strip of land and it also has an ease- ment on the property. The prob- lem arose when the Ontario Hydro filed its easment rights at the registry office prior to the town. Town solicitor W. H. J. Thompson said that the town easement would be subject to the wishes of the prior easement and the town would have to ask for permission from the Hydro if it wished to move its water- mains in the future. On the other hand if Hydro wished to move its lines, the town would be responsible for moving its should be solved by requesting an agreement from Hydro that if the town wished to. move its watermain and subsequently the Hydro poles it would bear the costs; but if Hydro wished to move its poles making it necessary to' move the water- main, Hydro would pay. TILBURY RESOLUTION A resolution from the Town of Tilbury, requesting Ajax sup- port in a petition to the On- tario government asking a sub- sidy for police protection was filed by council. Councillor Wil- liam LeGross said the Ontario Municipal Association was set up for just such purposes. TOWN RECREATION Council decided to study a pro- posal from the Ajax Planning Board that the town purchase two parcels of land, one 26 and the other 20 acres, for recrea- tional purposes. The land is sit- uated south of the Ajax-Picker- ing Hospital, west of Harwood ave. Councillor William LeGross suggested that a meeting be set up with the planning board to discuss the site. The matter was referred to the legislation com- watermain. Council decided the problem mittee. ROUND THE GLOBE IN A GLANCE Tito, Russ Leaders Agree On Ideology And Politics TITO AGREEABLE MOSCOW (AP) -- Yugoslav sources said Tuesday President Tito and Soviet leaders have found themselves in complete agreement after wide - ranging talks here. The agreement was described as covering both ideological and political sub- jects. Tito flies back to Bel- grade Thursday. ARREST CASTROITES CARACAS (Reuters)--Police arrested three alleged guerrilla leaders and seized "magnifi- cent" files of the Castroite Armed Forces of National Lib- eration (FALN) in a raid Sun- day on a guerrilla recruiting centre in this Venezuelan cap- ftal, the interior ministry an- nounced Tuesday. Ministry coin collection valued by the owner at $27,000 to $30,000 was reported to Winnipeg police Tuesday. Coin dealer Jerry Boux has offered a $500 reward for return of the coins, mainly United States and Canadian is- sue. PRINCIPAL FETIRES ORONT O(CP)--A man who made headlines in 1954 when he told his students they would have to stop wearing blue jeans to class, retired Thursday after 13 years as principal of Mal- vern Collegiate Institute. James Leslie Kerr won his point and today calls it "one of the best things I ever did for the school. When you are not tidy in your appearance, you are not tidy in Director-General Dr. Luis Vera Gomez said the files seized! showed that the guerrillas') morale was '"'not good" and| that FALN leaders were having difficulties in finding recruits. IKE IN HOSPITAL WASHINGTON (AP) -- Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower entered W alter Reed army hospital Tuesday for his periodical physical check. Hospital authorities said there is nothing to indicate that any- thing more was involved and the general might be dis- charged as early as Tuesday night. ; COINS STOLEN WINNIPEG (CF)--Theft | of Serving Canadians for 42 Years iy BURNS JEWELLERS 20 Simcoe North Open Priday Till 9 P.M, |your thinking." BAPTISTS INTEGRATE MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)-- Dr .William R. Robert Jr., Liberia's vice - president, Tues- \day became the first Negro [president of the 25,000,000-mem- ber Baptist World Alliance. Rob- bert, for 14 years the No. 2 man in his country's government, was swept into office by accla- mation. IK. E. JOHNSON, 0.D. '|closed down. vate citizens. COMMUNITY CENTRE Th Ajax Recreation Commit- tee informed council that the Community Centre is in need of $405 to partially meet fire regulations. The committee said that if some work was not done immediately there was a dis- tinct possibility that it would be Council referred the matter to the legislation committee for further study. AGREEMENT EXTENDED Council passed a_ resolution that its subdivision agreement with Duffins Creek Estates, in regard to the Southwood devel- opment, be extended for one year. Town Engineer G. A. Rob- inson recommended the. exten- sion regarding the paving of streets and sidewalks because he felt they could be better done next spring. than now. The agreement initially ended on July 21. AJAX (Staff) -- The Ajax Hydro came under fire from several members of the Ajax Town Council Monday night. The volleys came when Coun- cillor Mrs. Mary Reid asked Mayor Harry Smith what had been done about trees cut by the hydro on the property of Frank Tonson, of 3 Hills rd., in. the Southwood subdivision. Mr. Ionson appeared before the last council meeting and told its members that the Ajax Hydro without permission, had cut down eight to 10 trees out- side of its five-foot easement.| Council promised to look into the matter after the last meeting. Mayor Smith said that the trees in question were very close to the five-foot limit and the Hydro report showed that the trees had been cut down on the night of the June 12 storm when trees were whipped against the hydro wires shorting out power in a large area of Ajax. Mr. Ionson said the trees were cut down June 14 without his permission and that he had been in his back yard during the storm when some of his neighbors' trees were being re- moved. PERMISSION SOUGHT Mr. Smith agreed that some trees had been cut June 14 and that the Hydro foreman had jasked as many residents as pos- jsible for permission to cut the trees but Mr. Ionson had not been home during the day so Ajax Hydro Manager Jack Sai- ders had attended his residence in the evening apologizing for the tree cutting at which time he was: ordered off the property. Councillor Reid said that she felt the cutting of 10 trees was trees to begin with. Deputy Reeve John Hall said he agreed with Councillor Reid but said he had visited the prop- erty in question and had observ- ed that the trees did drip quite a bit even in a gentle breeze. Councillor William LeGross said he was not satisfied that Hydro was not giving council all the information it should have and that it was council's business to have the informa- tion where it involved Ajax resi- MEETINGS CANCELLED Council passed a resolution to cancel the regular council meet- ings of July 26 and Aug. 23. Council further agreed to make the municipal office hours from 8 am. to 4 p.m. during the summer. SWIMMING GRANT A grant of $100 to the Com. | munity Swimming Program to| allow swimming classes _ this summer for handicapped chil- dren was approved. The swim- ming program group said $800 was needed but most of this amount was donated by oo OPTOMETRIST 14Y2 King St. East 723-2721 PROUDLY CANADIAN jsomehow very shameful espe-| cially since Ajax had so few); | Ajax Council Requests Hydro Work Schedule Councillor LeGross said that the Ajax Hydro was to inform the Protective Services Com- mittee information of what work it was going to do according to an agreement last year. Mr. LeGross said that, since the agreement, the conimittee had not received any information from the hydro. He said that the hydro line at the rear of Hills rd. was placed right against the property line when they could away from it. He said Ajax sponsibility to the town and it had better start giving some public service. since the town is paying the shot for the Ajax Hydro coun- cil should be informed and coun- cil had a right to know what work was being done. Councillor Reginald Wright agreed that he had been on the Protective Services Committee last year and that Hydro had promised to inform the commit- tee of any work they were doing in the town. Council accepted a proposal by Mayor Smith that the clerk write to the Hydro asking for a schedule of the work to be done, Office Building Loan Approved OTTAWA (CP) Twenty- cipal Board. Development rate of 5% per cent. is $284,346,327. For projects com- municipalities affected will bene-| on their repayment. ONTARIO. LOANS INCLUDE: Pickering Township, $170,000, municipal office building; school; new school; , Hawkesbury, $105,620, recon dents. RENT- struction of streets. 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At Speedy Muffler King, you can buy a muffler designed and engineered to the same high standards as 14 ALBERT ST. oe have been installed much further] Hydro acted as if it had no re-|5 Councillor LeGross said that a two loans totalling $2,286,571 for capital works projects were an- nounced Monday by the Muni- and Loan The loans carry an interest Total of loans made to date]: pleted by March 31, 1966, the} fit by a 25 per cent reduction) Sioux Lookout, $126,667, for al Landscaping Plan Asked AJAX (Staff) -- re Zeidler, the firm of ar which is drawing up plans for the half million dollar Ajax Civic Centre, will be asked to draw up a proper landsca) plan for the building site at the' cost of $24,000 as the govern- ment's gift for the town's cen- tennial program. The architects will have to draw up plans for the landscap- ing within the next month since the town will have to have its proposal for its centennial proj- ect into the government by Aug. The boundaries for the centre landscaping area will be Har- 'ood ave. to the west, Kings cr., to the south, Chilles rd. to the north and the east end of swimming pool bathing house to the east. Council agreed to pass a reso- lution on the landscaping proj- ect subject to the submission of the architects plan. Councillor Mary Reid said she hoped that the landscaping was not the only centennial project for the town and Mayor Harry Smith suggested that if the town got its civic centre by 1967 it would be doing well. Town Engineer G. A. Robin- son was asked to give direction to the architects concerning the landscaping plarts. et DESIRES PRIORITY OTTAWA (CP). -- President Claude Jodoin of the Canadian Labor Congress said Monday he hopes the government will give Canadians priority in any job opportunities "before it seeks to raid European labor mar- kets." He was commenting on a statement by Immigration Minister Nicholson that Canada \will launch a European recruit: ing drive for 150,000 skilled workers. | FEW WOMEN GOVERN The United States Congress |has two woman senators, out of) |100, and eight representatives, | out of 435. Port Colborne, $100,000 for) Roman Catholic elementary | } DEPUTY CITY CLERK | CITY OF BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Two Licence Suspensions- Ordered By Magistrate BOWMANVILLE -- A Toronto! garbage collector was fined $10 ping] and costs with the option of 10 days in jail and his licence was suspended for six months magistrate's court here Tues- day. Laird Fred May, 37, plead- ed not guilty. in Constable Klenawbic, Whitby detachment OPP, said he follow- ed the accused for half a mile and that he crossed the centre line of Highway 401 four times' while proceeding at 40 miles an hour. The officer said the ac- cused was unsteady on his feet, his ech was slurred and his breath smelled of alcohol. Mr. May said he had his breakfast and took two beers and two phenobaritol tablets to settle his nerves. He said he had been taking the barbiturate since' 1955 and found it good for re- lieving the "shakes." In passing judgment Magis-| trate J. D. Burger remarked that if the accused had been taking Phenobarbitol for 11 years, as he said, he must know the effect they would have when taken in combination with al- cohol, An Eagle Lake ployed in Whitby, em- con- man, was |victed of dangerous driving. Patrick Walter Morrison, 18, was fined $75 and §77 costs or 30 days. His licence was sus- pended for two years. Magis-\jm trate Burger gave him 30 days to pay his fine. John B. Crowley, a Peter- borough truck driver, said he saw the accused zig-zagging on Highway 115. In passing the accused cut in and forced him on to the shoulder. 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