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BROOKLIN NEWS $90,000 Addition fo Brooklin School Dobson, A/T.C.M., and all were im- pressed by the high standard of the performance. Manchester Credit Meadowerest Junior School, an eight classroom building built in 1958, a \ just three years old, can no longer Union Entertain accommodate the growing population -in Brooklin. ' Top Brass The Manchester Credit Union, lo- cated on Baldwin Street, Brooklin, stepped info the limelight about a week ago-and had the. privilege of being host to other and very impres- sive sections of the Ontario Co-opera- tive Movement. Many people are not aware of the scope of the activities of the Co- operative movement both in the pro- vince of Ontario and 'in every other province throughout this country. Co- operatives embracing farm organiza- tions, workers' Trade Unions, retail groceries, housing co-operatives and Credit Unions have been growing by leaps and bounds during the past several years. ' Directors and Management of the Ontario Co-operative Credit Society, Bay Street, Toronto, the United Co- operatives of Ontario, the Co-opera- tive Union of Ontario and the Depart- ment of Insurance were taken on a A ' , Enrolment dor the coming school year to date is 471 and present facili- ties will accommotate only a portion of this number. An addition now in the process of construction by Whitby contractor Van Hoof and designed by architects Jackson Ypes & Associates, will add an additional six classrooms to provide a 'total accommodation of © an estimated 600 students. It is expected that two classrooms will remain vacant until the follow- ing school year so that any increase that will take place will be provided with classroom facilities. One special feature in the addition will be the installation of terrazzo floors which will no doubt prove to be a considerable improvement over the present tiled floors. The School Board is to be commended for its fore- sight and planning ability in taking into account such items as spare classrooms and durable easily main- day. tained terrazzo floors. __The original building was provided with an adequate heating system that can take care of the heating require- tour to see for themselves how the! various co-operatives were developing.' This tour took them through Stouff- ville, Uxbridge, Claremont, Manches- ter and the Auto workers credit unions and the various housing co-operatives that have operated so successfully in and around Oshawa. The visitors were keenly interested and much impressed by what was learned and what they saw for them- selves. Dinner at Haugen"s, Manchester, was a fitting climax to an enjoyable rr ---- Married KEN ROBERTS WEDS BETTY MARIE BLACK IN BROOKLIN Two Whitby District people were united in marriage last week in Brook- lin United Church. Kenneth H. Ro- berts, son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Roberts, Brooklin, and Betty Marie Black, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Black, Whitby, were married by Rev. A. M. Butler of Brooklin. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of pale blue organza over taffeta, with long lace sleeves and a waist-length veil held by a pearl-crown. She carried a white bible with roses. The matron of honour, and flower girl were dressed in white lace over pink taffeta, the bridesmaids in white lace over yellow taffeta, all with con- trasting bouquets of chrysanthemums and roses. The couple will reside in Oshawa when they return from their honey- moon. ments for the additional classrooms. ' Whilst six classrooms are being ©" added, itis planned to add only two new teachers to the existing staff. The new classrooms will be ready for use by the beginning of the Sept. term. Brooklin ¢ School Annual Spring ~~ Music Festival This year's Spring Music Festival drew a large and enthusiastic audience to the Christian Education Building of the United Church on Friday, June 23rd. On previous occasions this fes- tival has been held in the school but owing to the great increase in popula- |. "tion and the consequent lack of space in the school, it was necessary this g year, to find larger accommodation. This handsome antique china mug, Over two hundred parents & friends | trimmed with gold and embossed in gathered to enjoy an excellent pro-| brown and red with the symbolic gramme of music and dancing by | Pickering Township stagecoach, is be- children from kindergarten to Grade | ing sold as a Souvenir of the Town- IV under the supervision of Mrs. Elsie ship's 160th Anniversary Celebrations REE SEE being observed on July 1, 2, and 3. The Mugs may be ordered through the Township office at Brougham or through a number of service groups in the Township at a price of $1.60. y I = number remain the same. on the dial. former 2-letter, 6-figure numbers. ¢ include eventually all of North America. and number combinations fer future growth. ' » - <x \ THE NEW EDITION OF YOUR TELEPHONE BOOK LISTS 1 | With the appearance of your new directory, ALL NUMBER CALLING goes into effect for customers in Port Perry. - | 8 y replaces U kon The last four figures of your present ere All Number Calling (ANC) means that the first two letters of the exchange name are replaced by ts corresponding figures These numbers are dialed just the same as the This change is part of a major Bell program which is to "All Number Calling" is designed to provide the greatest total of exchange designations THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA > --- ER -- - "RET-- ------ - SEE Sk a % wisnt Shinn we DTA NR i Cacia OW Cp Le { i L < pei . i al a i... I ae SEER ---- PRES ST. THOMAS ANGLICAN CHURCH, BROOKLIN Rector: Rev. R. F. Stackhou$e, M.A, L.Th. 10 a.m.--Sunday School 10 a.m.--Morning 'Service 10 am.--2nd & 4th Sunday in the month--Holy Communion, - - - Co District Doings COUNTY NAMES-DEPUTY CLERK; Mus. Taslyne Green has been named by Ontario County Council as deputy county clerk and deputy treasurer to act inthe absence of County Clerk William Manning. The appointment was made by the council at a meeting this week and came as a recommenda tion.of the county finance committee. In addition to his clevk's duties in this county, Mr. Manning is also a member of Premier Frost's Advismy Board and is often called to Toronto in this capacity. Following is the recommendation of the committee which was adopted hy the council: "At the present time, the Clerk-| Treasurer is the only signing author- ity for the County of Ontario. No provision has been made to designate any other person in the Clerk-Treas- urer's Department to sign receipts, cheques and other documents during his absence on County business and holidays. We believe that some per- son in the Clerk-Treasurer's Depart- ment should be designated as the signing authority whenever the Clerk- Treasurer is gbsent from his office. The Municip Act provides for the appointment of a Deputy Clerk and a Deputy Treasurer who shall have all the powers of the Clerk and Treasurer under the Municipal Act and every other Act, BID FOR CONTROL OF CKLY, LINDSAY | A 10-man syndicate has applied to THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 29th, 1961-7 the Board of Broadcast Governors for | would become munager of the station. | May Broadcasting Ltd. It has a staff permission to purchase Radio Station The application was presented to| of 10 persons, CKLY here for $47,600. Each of the the BBG recently during hearings in] President of Greg-May Broadcast- equal partners is investing $5,000, Ottawa ing is A. Neil Gregory, lgcal druggist. The syndicate is headed 'by James CKLY, with transmitting power oF Associated with him in the venture is Arthur (Pete) McNabb and includes] 1,000 watts, opened in December | Herb May, Toronto free-lance an- Premier Leslie Frost. Mr. McNabb! 1966, under the corporate name Greg- | nouncer. 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