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ORONO WEEKLY TIME diUnhoiîze4 asSecond Clame mail, Post office Department, 0 Establshed in 1938 by K. A. F~orreter Koy C. Ferrester - Editor and Manager Subseription payable in advance THE SERVICE 19S HEKE Negotiations have been underway to providft amibulanc UxFominnville sînce private enterprise in Bowmanville>ha: Uyt.ïr couneil and the publie that they are discontinuing this se: I eeeking to provide this moet needed service th~e Boeinnvilehas recommended that a joint service be set up BowmanvWrile, Townshps of Darlingt<n and Clarke and also )bge cf Newcastle. To t1ies end the heads of councîl have mn âder t2is proposai. Such a sciiene as a joint service wou~ld certainly ben, tertres which are to Pe without anbuance service. In Clar ~iip there is no call for pu~blie participation in a joint Ser ~plvat enterprisýe, located centrally ni Orono, is providing a If Clarke were to assigt in the joint program it woul sUtg &the ther three centres financially and providing pu' foýjitr lo-,al private enterprise, OiOOwEEEJ-LWTEPUZ5 DA, FPM ME 2, ___1_______U__ questied to standardlise pvslngýquaV- While on the sm*>jet a'transpo*,'I Ifications te grade ;3 throughout the. tion, the board xnenTý>ers hearil com BoardTTo MaimassiPossof two tuent f rom te buses brlnging technical atudei-tt n ,, r 5 C School without payment i)f e waq area, and also reportsg of arguments in ga r t 0 . * approved, as aspects of legal depend. between bus drivers as te yhlch bus g -ency and year round residence enterý should Pick up certain Students. "One off the reasons why the pass- "dual standards."' cd into the cases. iIb a- ,e servjice ing average of students trying grade Students in any cf the. high school The fighting students wl eaý Ls notilie4 13 exams la this area is Ilower than grades are at present passed With The board agreed te the provision vised by letter that they will be 8uS_ Town et in surrounding areas is the fact that marks of 50 per cent or lhigher. The Of transportation for two st.udents pended if any further trouble is re- pbtowen ' the other areas restrict the entrance proposai would permit gradualtion, who live east of Port Hope in Hope ported, andi Mr. Bigelow assured tii. 0 h Vl into grade. 13 te students wbo reacb frm_ gade 12 with marks of 50 pet Township, and instructed that the board lie would speak te them. ýet te con- 60 per cent or higiier in their gradecent or better0if fthetud*frts did nat 1school officiaithereport. thethe driverr' 12 exams," said ?qrt Hope 1igh inteùd, to go' ihtd grade 13. Te enter larrangements. quhenint h eoislt t hePick up e- eftt thoe School pinciipal, P.. J. Bigelow last grae 3,Lie students would1 require Theey aisoejsti uhited that the, p0~ar- *u~t a ead 4r ieo ke Towfl- Wednesday. 60 pe~r cent. e nts of these two fftudents b. ad 'e 1 i «ûw~a 'e~o~hesuet -viceaa TeDuamCuty1stctig Tebor aditoical ow atie a a o hefisa0 Jary from fig Htiow n te sp'he -n tsi mblne School Board were considering a pro- that they were net in favour of aucb the area in which they live will b. driver, themse"lves are flghting?"- .d only b posai to follow the samne restriction in practice ia their are&. annexled within the town of Port Hope, iblic corn- the schools in the county, but opinions They also approved a motion that the school board wifl ac provide The monthly report f dai Mr. Big- were voiced in strong protegIt te sucb the Department of Education be re- transportation beyond that date. eiow. siioWed the girls eutnumbered ----------------------- ------- -t->%4aé- f21, h nA iui ah toa For28t 427,for total enroi ment of 853. WiTHDRAWN FROM IIERD TE'ST- ING pROGRAS SROUTINE JHerd testing for' tubercu.1osis and brucellosis in Canadian cattle ha.s, with somne exceptions, been turned over by the federal HealVti of Anima 1s DIvision to veterhLarians in pivate practice.1 Dr. Kenneth Wells, VE -ctor Genrera, saidsthe effective Septeinber 6. Il mnarily an economy me~ result of the steady prc .:adication of 'the two di The net resuit, howeveý elease of nmany of tý jeterinari'ans for other liai disease control. The programis concer and the Brucellosis-Free Pollcy. They were desig to assist individual het elirninate bovine tube truçeilosis and -to provid cýattle free from thiese d 4Now that tuberculosis tuaUly elirninated, thi Hlerd Plan bas outlivect said Dr-. Wells. The sanie applies tC fre-e listed herds progr appoxmatly65 perc ascattie population ha the Brucellosis Control 'jaid the majo)rit-' of t]l '1e1n dihave ü alfe ýertified. ýdecision wam was not pri - asure, but àl g-ress in thep seases, r, will blie the îe Divisîon'U litties in -ani- ,ned are the Herd Plan Listed Herd ned prima-ýrily rd owners te ýrùlosis and le a source of iseases. ,has been vir- SAccredited ts usefuliness, %Im, nlow that ent of Cana- s corne under ýrea Program le areas vonl. as brucellIosiS, However, br-u(cellosi5-ýi ee teated hecslocated wher-e rceliser- fied ara litu as not yet been rea<, ill Continue to be tested 'mulyby il-timne divisionial of- fceýrs at no os-t Vo the hierdl ownere. Call yOu!/ licensed Pluiniinnq& Mechanicai Cltcu Who seils,insaI 1and uarafý,r' , C ARM'A N PLIJ»BING& Phione 143 HIEATING Sa name for itself in just one year. And this year Brlght new accents, r, for the '63 Chevy II combines the easy--care fea- distinctive-as-ever ig Chevrolet plus its own adyantages -park- proved front susperý fulI-family room, pep and economny and a full to Gorvafr's already foptional power assists. See the new Chevy Il - For the shee'r fun oâ COCétE TO THE CI*VROLET GO SHOW AT YCIUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S -%40WROOM ROY W. IOHOL PWi~U ~ h N ~- J.» .n he 4W ,usp.rïk*h x #ei# y.PW Mme~ 9'U~ D UWMjUFVNIA, O~IÂUSO Bargai n gSop, 2 Miles East of Nikcastle On Highway No. ý1 USED CLOTH1N(G - SHOES FURNITURE -RADIOS WASHING MACFIHINES AND FRID<GES PLUMBXNG F4XTUEES OWL BURNERS, TANKS 1110wem & Eec Motet cantro4m, Ltght IIture8e Diwhe - ncleo STOUE HOU vriy.Satur&.?y 911m Ojw e4ma LU-*& s'çs.4 C. 1 aqw