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Ontario Health teams check York TB increase The appointment of Harryâ€" S. Crowe, 46, as Deanâ€"â€"of the Joseph E. Atkinson College, effective July© 1st,. has. been announced by York University President, Murray G. Ross. Fortyâ€"three new cases of tuberculosis were reported in the borough of York in the last 12 months, states Professor Crowe succeeds D. McCormack Smyth who has been Dean of the College since 1964. Dean Smyth has announced his intention to take a sabbatical and then return to teaching when his Deanship expires on June 30th. College dean appointed Atkinson College was established by York University in 1962 in response to a growing need for <~a partâ€"time degree programme â€" particularly tailored for adult students. An integral part of the Â¥ ork U niversity Community, Atkinson College has its own faculty and offers courses of study as demanding and disciplined as the fullâ€"time degree programme of the University. As a result of a generous grant from Joseph E. Atkinson _â€"Charitable Foundation, the college enjoys its own building on thkee York Campus, complete with â€" faculty offices, seminar rooms, lecture halls, common rooms and ‘cafeteria. Enrolment in the college has risen from 287 in 1962 to 6,500 during the past academic year . . . and enrolment projections for 1980 exceed 25,000 students. Hobnobbing with Canada‘s top comedians, Johnny Wayne and Framnk Shuster at Guif Canada‘s Spring Dealer Meeting in Toronto are dealers Lou Alarico, left: Ron Lindsay; and John Lindsay; alt of Weston. Musical comedy type presentation familarized dealers with the company‘s name change and advertising and promotional plans for the year. Professor Crowe joined Atkinson College in 1966 and â€"currently holds the post ‘of Professor of History. HMe _received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Manitoba in 1947 and his Master of Arts Degree from the University of Toronto in 1948. ba Professor Crowe was a lecturer at the University of Manitoba, in 1949; an Assistant, and later Associate Professor of United College in Winnipeg from 1950 to 1959; and visiting Professor of Canadian History aAt Queen‘s University from 1957 to 1958. He has been Supervisor of Graduate work at Queen‘s, Carlton THURSDAY, MAY 22, Information Officer Colin Davis. Because York has a higher incidence of TB than Director of the Research Department of The Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport & General.Workers from 1959 to 1964, Professor Crowe was appointed to the Royal B i l i n g ua lis m _ & Bicult uralism â€"as Coâ€"Director of Labour Union Studies from 1964 to 1965 He is a native of Rossburn,. ~Manitoba. During the Second World War, Professor Crowe was an infantry officer in the British Army, serving in North West Europe, and was awarded the Military Cross. . University and t he University of Manitoba. He has also served as External Examiner on Ph.D. work at McGill and the University of Toronto. See Canadian Acceptance about second mortgage finanâ€" cing on your homeâ€"a safe, sensible way to borrow back some of the money you‘ve invested in your house and put it to a different use. Low monthly payments. Up to 15 years to repay. No discount, bonus or hidden charges, and you can pay off your loan at any time. Call your Canadian Acceptance office now. HOW TO HIND THE MONEY YOU NEEKD Home renovations Debt consolidation Major vacation e CORPORATION LIMITED 1786 Weston Road â€" 249â€"7261, 42 Mattson Road (Downsview) â€" 241â€"1108 2361 Eglinton Ave. E. â€" 757â€"4158, 1818 Eglinton Ave. W. â€" 781â€"9151 3379 Lakeshore Bivd. 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At the request of York Controller Philip White a recommendation by Metro legislation committee that the province be asked to consider â€" legislation _ to prohibit parking of vehicles on private property was shelved by Metro Council The proposal was aimed at trying to provide police and landlords of apartment buildings some control ovet indiscriminate . parking on private lands.. Metrc Chairman Allen said the police commission wants to consider the recommenda: tion. Mr. White also wants reports from area â€" fire departments on the issue (}\0\ rHVNE + £44 F020 Uf £43â€"Z0£LT . 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