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I ~caedtogeu~goc. I When you succeed, Wi aeh gaiîif îe succeed." 125th Anniversary Supplement of The Canadian Statesman, September 26, 1979 Town1 SeUdls Debentures For New Sehool, %ater Supply Corrects Story On Parking June 24, 1954 Debentures of, the Town of Bowmanville to the value of $470,000 'for the purpose of financing the new water suîpplv system and building the Vincent Massey Public School were sold to Dominion Securities Corporation at a special meeting of Town Council Tuesday night at a price of $99.02 per $100. This price was the highest of il tenders submitted and means that for every $100 debenture issued the town will receive $99.02. For the total issue of $470,000 the town will receive $465,408.10, which amounts to a cost of slightly less than 4 per cent on the issue. 0f the total, $320,000 will be used to finance the new water supply, system, and $150,000 to' finance the building of the new public school. The il tenders receiv- ed ranged fromn the $99.02 price, which was accep)ted, to 96.84. The boncds are serial bonds payable in from one to 20 years. Parking Site Diseussed Mayor Morley Van- stone stated that Bruno Miller, Manager of the Specialty Paper Company, had objected to the newspaper report of the discussion at the last council meeting regarding the possible renting by the town of space at the reair of the firm's building for public parking. This report stated that the firm had previously been contacted by the town regarding the psiity of the town evligoff the space at' the rear of the building and renting it for use as a public parking lot, but the firm had demanded too much rent for the property. Mr. Miller objected to the report, Mayor Vanstone said, because it did not state when these negotiations had been made, and might leave the impression that it was the Specialty 1. materials and ail of your sewtng notons! We're looking * fo'rward to serving you for many more years to corne. mary (7r e I-(nne s 33o King Street West w J.H. MacSween .G. Farant d -MANAGER - - PERSONAL LOA NS-1 ROYALOFFICER the help fui bank 21 King Street West, Bowmanville 623-44714 623-4351 Bell Telephone Building to be Extended Tenders have been callcd for the construction of an extension to The Bell Telephone Company's building at the corner of Church and Temperance Streets, it was announced today by F. A. Williams, Bell manager here. The extension will be made to the rear of the existîng premises and will be 23 feet in depth, one %torey high, without basement. It will con- form in design and construction with the present buildings as shown here. When cornpleted,> the added space wiil be used to accommodate additional dial equipment and will be large enough'to handie the future growth of the exchange for some years ta corne. The, building should be ready "and the equipment in- stalled early in 1950 according to, present plans. This will be welcome news -to the more than one hundred people who are patiently waiting for telephone service in the Bowmanville area. S od Turning for Chemical Plant, During a telephone conversation Wednes- day noon with Norman E. Sweet, Oshawa, President of N.E. Sweet Co. Ltd., Bowmanville's new industry, The Statesman learned that a sod-turning ceremony for the new plant is planned for Nov. 21st, weather permitting. Mr. Sweet stated that the new factory, with between 7,000 and 10,000 square feet of floor space, will be constructed by Allan Potter, an Oshawa Pa per Company which ha been -approached and had asked excessive rent. ,His Worship pointed out that he had looked up correspondence on, the matter and found that negotiations had taken place in 1949 before the Specialty Paper Company took over the building. Mr. F. Derbyshire had been in control of the building at that time, and it was with him that the matter has been discussed. Reeve Sidney Little reported that Ewart Marston, engineer in this district for the past several years for the Department of High- ways, has been trans- ferred to the Toronto district and will be leaving shortly. A fare- well dinner is being held in Cobourg for Mr. Marston, and Reeve Little f elt that the town should contribute a nominal sum toward the cost of this dinner. He was authorized by council to contribute an amount equal to contri- butions made by Port Hope and Cobourg. "I6 arn very sorry to see Mr. Marston leave this district", Mayor Vanstone declared. "He has been a real friend of Bowmanvîlle and the other municipalities in this district, and has given very valuable advice to our roads and streets committees". To Lower Flag Daily Coun. Wilfrid Carruthers stated that several citizens had mentioned that the flag on the Town Hall should be raised each morning and lowered at night. He pointed out that the caretaker must climb a trap door in the attic of the Town Hall to do this, and perhaps a flag pole should be erected in the park by the Town Hall so it would be more easily accessible. Mayor Vanstone felt that since the Town Hall is a public building the flagpole should be kept on it. Coun. Carruthers stated that he would try to fix the trap door into the attic so it would be easier for the caretaker to raise and lower the flag each day. powdered detergents. Mr. Sweet, a General Motors employee, is 49 Sears of age. He was orn in Belleville and came to Oshawa at an early age. For several years, fromh 1952-55, he was an unsuccessful candidate for council in Oshawa. He and his wife have one daughter, Nancy, Mrs. Robert Lambert, R. R. 2, Bowmanville. H e credited Councillor Ken Hoor with persuading h is company to corne to Bowmanville. Council- lor Hooper contacted him at his home, evidentally having heard somewhere that he was going to start in manufacturing. Pre- viously, in September, Mr. Sweet's company had been unsuccessful in attempting to obtain a site in Oshawa along Highway 401. _ contractor, who is also Wm. Lycett, between Amfong the 30 to 40 Invitatio L-ineLý on the board of directors Wharf Rd. and the chemical produets to be 1,nIt fonL of thecompany. t will extension of Simpson manufactured here _________________ face onto Highway 401 Avenue, on the south under the "Sambow" j on property owned by side of the Base Line. label, will be liquid and IÎ GE N EflR AL MO0T QS R D EA LE R P RiESrgEflN TS THýE COMPLETE LINE 0F BRAND NEW PONTUACS m- aBUICKS - GMC TRUCKS An excellent selection of Dependable Used Cars and Trucks FuIIy Equipped Paint ad B ody So Completely Modernized Service staffed by G.M. 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