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bad men No- on pery |! Fit Fin- for pre- nous fin- livery Regu- Beaver e im- Safety Council Officers Named UXBRIDGE -- Aubrey Car-| son, Ciaremont, was elected chairman of the Ontario Coun- ty Farm Safety Council at its annual meeting. Other officers are: Larry Doble, RR 4, Uxbridge; Norman Lehman, RR 2, Clare- mont; Mrs. Walter Carruthers, RR 1, Uxbridge and Norman Smith, RR 4, Uxbridge, hon- orary chairmen; Armour Mc- Millan, Greenbank, vice-chair- maen; Lynn Fair, Uxbridge, secretary; Gordon Ewen, RR 1, Uxbridge, treasurer, Ralph Veitch, RR 4, Uxbridge, audi- tor. Directors are: Anson Gerrow, RR 3, Port Perry; Gordon Ewen, Aubrey Carson, Lloyd Wilson, RR 1, Ashburn; Robert L. Nesbitt, RR 1, Claremont; Ralph Veitch, Les Meyers, RR 1, Goodwood; Heber 'Down, Brooklin; Ches Oldham, Zephyr; Mrs. Sam Cawker, Port Perry; Morrison Colville, RR 2, Sun- derland; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith, RR 4, Uxbridge; Mrs. Frank Barkey, RR 3, Clare- mont; Mrs. W. A. Brown, RR 1, Locust Hill; Mrs. Walter Car- ruthers; Wallace McLean, Ud- ney; Armour McMillan and David Hawthorne, RR 2, Clare- mont. Projects for 1967 will be simi- lar to those carried out last year which included a poster comest for rural school pupils, a series of safety meetings, farm safety exhibits at rural fairs, the sale of signs for slow- moving vehicles, the sale of fire extinguishers and the distribu- tion of safety calendars and serviettes. SEEING THE WILD WEST Mr. and Mrs. James Hol- legates from the United bl Fad John hae East, States and Canada are at- tby, re attending a ay aed pins inca tending. Mr. and Mrs. Hol- at the Mountain Shadows on ate seen standing be- Resort Hotel in Paradise side one of the stage Valley, Scottsdale (Phoenix) coaches associated with the Arizona. More than 200 de- opening up of the west. LOSE CASH TO FIRE the highest on record, says the WHITEHORSE, Y.T. (CP)--|territory's forest service, The Forest fires in the Yukon in/total area burned was 393,047 1966 cost a total of $1,301,912.55, | acres. Sb Minh Pk et mae no eH AN a mT ES | | | Graduation Exercises Held For Baby-Sitting Course ene Edith Atkinson, Sandra Bis- : | COURTICE (Staff) -- A gra- duation exercise was held for THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, Jonuary 12, 1967 JF |» hop, Cindy Lou Castle, Cathy| PICKERING -- In reply to a request that the department of 29 boys and girls graduating|Chamberlain, Kristal Cox, Lon-|municipal aeffairs send experts from a baby sitting course at the Ebenezer Christian Educa- tion Centre Tuesday evening. The course, held during the fall of 1966 was sponsored by the Durham - Northumberland TB and Health Association. The 10-week course was con- ducted in the cafeteria of the Courtice Secondary School un- der the leadership of Mrs. Doug Poole with the able assistance of Mrs, Allan Tamblyn and Mrs, Arthur Burgess. Guest speaker for the even- ing was Wallace Pitt, principal of the South Courtice Public School. Mr. Pitt reviewed and commented on the course. About 90 people atetended the ceremony and luncheon after- wards. Among the 29 graduates wre 14 girl guides who alsa re- ceived their child care badges from Commissioner Mrs. Ross Hawke with the assistance of Captain Mrs. Arthur Bishop ea" Lieutenant Mrs. Jack Mortc Graduated with awards were: Don Burgess and David Poole tied for first place among the boys, Caron Coverley won special honors as top girl with Jill Vandewalker sceond. Best record book was kept by Jeni- fer James. Also graduated were: Sandra TIME MOVES ON INNSBRUCK, Aastria (AP) A local butcher says he found a wrist watch in the stomach of a cow. The leather straps were almost disintegrated but the mechanism still works. na Edwards, Linda Ellis, Wan- da Elliott, Janice Godfrey, Jane and Nancy Goodman, Wendy Hall, Rick Lowe, Janet Mc- Mullen, Nancy and Loma Mor- ton, Hans and Netty Paats, Lu {Ann Reynolds, Diane Rutkay, |Linda Spicher, John Tamblyn and Patricia and Susanne Welsh. Library Board Members Set PICKERING -- Mrs. N. Row- an, West Rouge; Mrs. E. B. Phin, Altona Road and Alban C. Ward, Bay Ridges, have to survey staff administration and give advice, W. H. Palmer, the deputy minister, had told Pickering Township Council that this is beyond the scope and duties of the department. He said that-by the wording of the township resolution, the services of a management con- sulting firm would be warrant- ed, Mr. Palmer said he had en- visioned several representa- tives visiting the township and within these narrower terms they might be helpful. The letter from the depart- ment was turned over to the council in committee where it may be agreed to have repre- sentatives meet with council. been named by the Pickering Township School Area No, 2 as its representatives on the new! Pickering Township Library | Board. | At its meeting this week the! »wnship council named R. San- ierson, Mrs. L. T. Johnston and D. F. Bashford as members. | Two members will be named) by the Separate School Board. Reeve C. W. Laycox will also | sit on the board. | A bylaw will be passed by! council appointing all members| of the board. Mr. Laycox remarked that al! books had been purchased by residents of the north part of the township and thought it was fair tht these people (al! appointees by council are li- brary personnel from the north) should be involved in trustee- ship. A Complete | Plumbing and Heating Service @ Esso Heating Equipment © Kitchens COMPLETE © Bathrooms COMPLETE | Survey Beyond 'Scope Of Dept. PH. 668-2991 Nice and easy. 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