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Page C6 THE COBOURG STAR, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1974 Many involved in special asthma program The Kawartha Pine Ridge Lung Association I (previously the Northumberland-Durham TB-| RB Association) is offering a second Physical \ Conditioning Course for Asthmatic Children \ early in October. Mrs. Pewtress, the Executive Secretary, ji stated that the Association was greatly en-; couraged by the evaluations received from the parents of the children who participated in the course presented by the Association last vear. Daniel Dotzko of Greenwood Tower Motel in Port Hope has kindly arranged for the Association to use the facilities of the Games Room at the Motel together with the swimming pool for recreation which follows the exervise period. A qualified physiotherapist will be in charge of the classes for the children while doctors and nurses will speak to parents in another room on how they can carry on with the exercises at home. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thrush of the Cobourg UMCA will be in charge of the swimming periods. Enrolment will be limited to twenty-five children with a second course to follow if there is a large enough waiting list. Miss Dorothy Ogilvie, P.H.N., is chairman of the Health Education Committee of the Kawartha Pine Ridge Lung Association and is organizing the classes. The program has also received the approval of the Medical Advisory Committee of the Association. There is no charge for the course which is made available by the Lung Association through the money raised in the annual Christmas Seal Campaign. To be accepted, children must be from 5 to 16 years of age and the application must be completed by the family physician. All doctors in the Cobourg and Port Hope district have received forms For information call 372-7266. Board of education and Hamilton make fair trade The Northumberland and Newcastle School board has agreed to trade the old Camborne school and the Plainville school site for a piece of land adjacent to Merwin Greer school which is currently parkland, and the old the new Plainville school, owned by Hamilton Plainville school should be township. razed by the board and the The trade was discussed A condition of the trade site leveled. The board will at a meeting between is that the 1% acre site retain the right to Hamilton township next to Merwin Greer maintain a pumphouse on councillors and the school School should remain as the site to pump water to board committee in- Cobourg has no choice: we must annex Huskilson says Cobourg is fast approaching a point of no return and has no option but to amalgamate with other municipalities or annex more land, Cobourg councillor Wilf Huskilson told Cobourg council last Monday night. Mr. Huskilson, said the interests of Port Hope, Cobourg, Hope and Hamilton would be best served by a total amalgamation but efforts to amalgamate were being thwarted by petty parochialism. He said Cobourg had been working towards amalgamation since the diamond triangle committee was set up seven years ago. "We have had some assistance from some of our neighbors but for the most part we have met with resistance on the part of others", he said. "In the interval development has been heaped upon us. As a result we are fast approaching a point of no return to this degree-either we have to amalgamate or we have to annex". Mr. Huskilson said he preferred amalgamation and had attended the joint meeting in Cold Springs to discuss Minister Donald Irvine's request that the municipalities make boundary recommendations. The meeting, however, had become a diatribe and had not come to grips with the problems. "We have been associated with petty parochialism on the part of a few for the past seven years", he said. "So much so, that now even the minister recognizes it for what it really is. For seven years we have attempted to meet on a common ground. For seven years we have tried to see the forest for the trees. For seven years we have tried to embrace the totality of our 'greater community' and for seven years we have been unduly thwarted in our efforts by a few short sighted people who imagine themselves to be champions of democracy and keepers of the historical keys that keep us locked unto this geopolitical straightjacket for 150 years". Mr. Huskilson said the time had come when a higher power would step in and tell the community "Look you silly people, this is what you need to do and since you seem to be incapable of agreeing to do it together we shall legislate it for you". He said he was tired of procrastination and ineptitude and stupid attempts to meet on a common ground only to run headlong into a stone wall camouflaged by a few individuals who considered themselves the papal preservers of old Nor- Vincent Massey work begins IMPERIAL BAKE 'N SERVE NORTHAM INDUSTRIAL PARK COBOURG We have an opening for Production Shift Foreman to Supervise 20 Employees in the production of Frozen Bread Dough. Rotation on 3 shifts is required. Some production experience and a mechanical aptitude is preferred. Call Mr. Reed for an interview - 372-3364. Work on the Vincent Massey Memorial Arena in Bewdley is expected to start some time this week, according to David Gray, chairman of the community centre board. Recently a contract for $88,000 was signed for construction of the community centre portion, the foundation of the arena and two out-buildings. Councillor Gray told Hope township council Monday that if fund- REAL ESTATE CAREER INTERESTING-REWARDING - Live in Colborne - Brighton area. - Have a real estate license. - Have a strong farm or rural background? - Are enrolled in or intend taking Ont. government pre-licensing course. - Are in some sales field other than real estate. - Lack selling experience but feel sales oriented. We'd like to talk to you about a future with JOHN W. GIMBLETT REALTY LTD., as a licensed sales agent and establish yourself in a permanent position you will be given every opportunity to earn a high income and achieve the top satisfaction so important to the type of person we are seeking. For those who meet our standards we'll provide the finest sales training available. Phone 885-6617 or write. Art link between towns COSMOS CHEMLAC LIMITED PERSONNEL WANTED CHEMICAL OPERATOR-TECHNICIANS Male or Female Grade XII Education Minimum Other Plant and-or Chemical experience of interest MATERIAL HANDLERS AND MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL Ability to Drive trucks and tractors of interest. Mechanical and Electrical Training or Ex-perince Helpful APPLY IN PERSON 155 Rose Glen Rd., Port Hope Phone (416) 885-6341 for an appointment Cobourg, Port Hope and Whitby will be linked by art during September and October. Whitby Arts Incorporated will show an exhibit of drawings bv C. M. Manly, A.R.C.A., originated by the Cobourg Art Gallery, from September 1 - 29. On September 25, John R. Taylor, director of the Cobourg Art Gallery will give a lecture on C. M. Manly, entitled "The Man and His Work". From October 5 to October 27, the East Central Ontario Art Association will exhibit its 15th annual Juried Exhibition. Many local artists enter this exhibition vestigating the disposition of a closed school properties on July 30. Hamilton township council plans to use the Camborne school for community purposes. Business administrator Al MacLeod said the site- next to Merwin Greer school was "a beautiful piece of land" and was ideally suited for outdoor education and nature study. Director of Education Frank Thorn said the board had been trying to acquire the property for some time. Asked by Al Strike who was getting the better bargain chairman Howard Sheppards said "I don't think there will be too much difference." Russ Walker however felt that the site the school board was acquiring was worth much more than the property they were giving up. Replying to a suggestion that Hamilton township should remove the old Plainville school Mr. Walker said "We will be getting the water from the site so we are going to remove the school as part of the deal." thumberland. "Instead of championing the cause of the people they are hindering the desired development that is not only inherent in our sector but is also incumbent upon all of us to work toward with all. possible speed", he said. "Some people would call them clowns, for they are putting on a ridiculous show. Others would say "relegate them to the tent from whence they came and let's get the real show on the road". Mr. Huskilson who has been a member of Cobourg council for ten years has said he will accept nomination to run for Hamilton township council in December. Pratt & Son Make sure of an outstanding 1975 corn crop by choosing one of P.A.G.'s high performance, well proven varieties. Give me a call today and I'll be pleased to tell you about them. 416-372-7424 MONEY to LOAN - Commercial Residential - First, Second and Third Mortgages - Completed in the privacy of your own home. - No loan too small or too large. - We specialize in completing difficult Mortgages. C.W. Cochrane Mortgage Broker 372-8517. raising goes on schedule the committee would like to be able to order the super-structure by the end of November for installation in April. Steel structures such as this take at least five months for delivery according to Mr. Gray . Much of the labor at the site will be subsidized by the Winter Capital -Capital Projects Fund for forgivable loans from the province of Ontario. and it will be seen in Port Hope later in the year. Courses offered by Whitby Arts this fall include: Children's Art with Pat Bullock from December 12 to December 14 on Saturdays; October 15 to December 17, Tuesdays, Peter Kolisnyk will present an artist in residence program on watercolor; Japanese Brush Painting with Sue Tabuchi on Wednesdays from October 16 December 18; Life Drawing and Painting with Jim Paget on Wednesdays October 21 to December 16; a weekend workshop on basic oil painting with Janet McGhee, October 26-27. "Oh, that thirty-seven thousand dollars. . 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