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A\ (Continued From Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) sewer along Esgore Drive and Wilson Ave. to the outlet at the Don River will be 78 inches and 84 inches in diameter. Of the total length of 9,710 feet 4,720 feet will be constructed in tunâ€" nel and 4,990 feet in open cut.. With regard to the sanitary sewers I bring your attention to the fact that this work has been divided into six areas which I shall now cutline to you: This is an area comprising about 547 acres and extending from the height of land just west of Avenue Road approxiâ€" mately as far as Bathurst St. A piece of land about 76 acres in extent, just south of No. 401 Highway and west of Bathurst St. should be included in this area. This area will be served by four main sewers whose size and lengths are as follows: 21 inch diameter ... 2,960 feet 18 inch diameter ... 3,300 feet 15 inch diameter ... 5,150 feet 12 inch diameter ... 5,750 feet Total length This is an area comprising about 280 acres which can best be drained to the trunk sewer at Castlewood Road and Castleâ€" field Ave. This area lies beâ€" tween Bathurst Street and Dufâ€" ferin Street and is west and south of the land which can be served to the existing sewerage system around Lawrence Ave. and Bathurst St. This area will be served by seven main sewers whose size and lengths are as follows: 30 inch diameter ... 2,230 feet 27 inch diameter ... 2,975 feet 24 inch diameter ... 6,925 feet 21 inch diameter ... 1,550 feet 15 inch diameter ... 4,120 feet 12 inch diameter ... 1800 feet 12 inch diameter ... 600 feet Total length Area "C" This is an area comprising]an area basis to a township about 584 acres and is located | basis, If this township proceeds for the most part just east of| to grow in the future at its preâ€" Dufferin Street and south of| sent rate, and there appears to Ranee Ave. There is also in-&be no.early curtailment in sight, cluded a small section between‘ it is such vast schemes. such as Highway 401 and Wilson Ave.| this one we are being asked to and east of Dufferin St. This|approve this evening that will area will be served by five| turn this township into a city main sewers whose size and and will be the means of proâ€" lengths are as follows: Ividing it‘s future citizens with 24 inch diameter ... 1,900 ieet\all the amenitics of city living at 21 inch diameter ... 1,000 feet| a cost quite within the ability of 18 inch diameter ... 1,710 feet| all to pay when it is assessed 15 inch diameter ... 8350 feet | over the whole township." 12 inch diameter ... 650 feetl Finince Commissioner F. H Total length ... 13,610 feet| Brown: "Gentlemen, I have preâ€" Sewer Projects Area "D" A sewer could be constructed from Brooke Ave. westerly to Elm Road and southerly to Roe Avenue to discharge into the existing City of Toronto sewer on Eim Road at Roe Ave. In this way the pumping station now located at Brooke Ave., about opposite Esgore Drive could be abandoned and the cost of maintenance and operaâ€" tion would be saved. The sewâ€" er from the pumping station to Roe Ave would be 15 inches in diameter, the length about 750 Area "E" ‘ A limited number of houses between Avenue Rd. and Grey Rd. from Melrose Ave. south to Woburn Ave. cannot very well be drained to sewers on cither Avenue Rd. or Grey Rd. and so it is recommended that a small length of sewer be constructed along the valley. ryaning northâ€" westerly from Avenue Rd. to Woburn Ave. at least to Fairâ€" lanw Ave. This sewer will be 12 inches in diameter and about 1,350 feet in length. It will disâ€" charge to the Woburn Ave. pumping station. Area "F" The subdivision north of Wilâ€" son Ave. are served with sewers as far west as Wilkie Boulevard. A sewer is constructed along the lane north of Wilson Ave, from Wilkie Boulevard to Bathurst Street and a sewer is constructâ€" ed along Westgate Boulevard EV mimg ssm from â€" Bathurst Street to the Glendale Ave. sewage treatment plant. To serve the property between Wilson Ave and Highâ€" way No. 401 westerly from Dathuret Street to about Chanâ€" way No. 401 westerly ‘TOM Bathurst Street to about Chanâ€" plain @ve. and also to serve the property north of Wilson Ave. and west of Wilkie Bouleâ€" vard, a sewer can be constructâ€" ed along Wilson Ave. from Bathurst Street westerly about to Wilson Heights Boulevard and on Bathurst Street from Wilson Ave. to Westgate Bouleâ€" vard. The area which may be drained to this sewer includes\ 253 acres. The sewer on Bathâ€" urst Street and on Wilson Ave. as far as Wilkie Boulevard should be 18 Inches in diameter and from Wilkie Boulevard 10 Wilson â€" Heights Boulevard it may be 15 inches in diameter. ‘There would be 3,820 feet of 18 inch sewer and 2,040 feet of 15 inch sewer. The estimated costs of the trunk sanitary sewers together with pumping stations and foree mains as outlined in the various ares are as follows: Aivam *AP ... ul0 4% $16,0 Touli ... t 19708 The total length of sewers as outlined in the various areas is: 58,920 lineal feet. «B" 17,150 feet hs are as to say about this report: "This !is an nistorie occasion in the anâ€" 2,230 feet nals of this township. We are 2,975 feet| being asked tonight to approve 6,925 feet| of the largest sum of money at 1,550 {eefl‘ one time, for one project in the 4,120 feet, history of the township. Two 1,800 feet| and one quarter tillions of dolâ€" 600 feet| lars if expended now will supâ€" â€"â€"â€"â€" | ply the key that will enable this 20,200 feet| township to go from the financâ€" \ing of it‘s sewer system from comprising!an area basis to a township is located | basis. If this township proceeds ist east of| to grow in the future at its preâ€" d south of! sent rate, and there appears to 2,960 feet 3,300 feet 5,150 feet 5,750 feet 1,900 feet 1,000 feet 1,110 feet 8,350 feet 650 feet 13,610 feet 14,000 15,100 98,100 Credited with preventing the loss of many lives in the recentâ€"flood, PXK, Jim Crawford of Toromgo, shown with his wife and son, James, and Herb Jones, of Weston, right, saved at least 30 lives when the Humber washed away ten homes on Foirgle;l Cres. Residents who were picked off the rooftops by Crawford and Jones operating an outboard motorboat told of their heroism at the rehabilitaâ€" 1\ Finince Commissioner F. H Brown: "Gentlemen, I have preâ€" \pared the following figures for ‘your'guidance in assessing the ‘ability of our township to deâ€" fray the cost of this vast underâ€" \taking. â€" The assessment would | be on a twenty year basis at !344% and the first levy would |be made in 1955 with a direct | charge against abutting frontâ€" | ages and a half mill increase | over the whole township. Our present assessment is ap proximately $250,000,000 and to day one mill brings in $200,000. Councilior K. Burn: "I feel that this work is a necessity for this township and I would like to know what executive action is required on our part to imâ€" plement this report as soon as practicable?" Reeve F. J. McMahon: "In anâ€" swer to your question, Mr. Brown, we should adopt this reâ€" port this evening and at the same time instruct our solicitor to prepare the necessary byâ€" laws to expedite this report. We must instruct our . solicitor to prepore the necessary byâ€" laws to expedite this report. We Boe Sure To See The Balloon Car, j wE im i Ei Estimate The Number of Batlcons 5200 % a ol snn ie wl Mogisior You Eatimare. PRIZE || LAWRENCE AT MAIN Mystery Diamond Contest ENDS SAT., NOV. 6th, 2 PM. _ Win A McMahon had Rescued Many Persons From Flooding Fairglen Cres. Homes must instruct our engineer to call for tenders and submit this plan to the Metropolitan Counâ€" cil and the Ontario Municipal Board for their approval." Councillor J. Walker: _ "Did this consulting engincering. firm give any figures at all on other areas that would fit in with this present area for sewer developâ€" ment?" Township Engineer B aket: "The firm was not asked to conâ€" sider any other area but the one they have reported on which is one whole complete watershed arca. It would be possible in the future to go on to Stage 2 of this scheme which would comprise the area north of Wilson Ave. and west of Bathurst Street." Deputyâ€"Reeve T. Graham moved the adoption of the reâ€" port and this motion was secâ€" onded by Councilior F. Douglas. The report was adopted unanâ€" imously. NOTICE is hereby given that 1 have complied with Section 9 of the Voters‘ Lists Act, 1951, and that I have posted up at my office in the Townâ€" Hall, Weston, on the 2nd day of November, 1954, a list of all persons entitled to vote in the Municipality at municipal elections and that such list remains there for inspection, AND | hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proâ€" ceedings to have any omissions or errors corrected accordâ€" ing to law, the last day of appeal being the 16th day of November, 1954 DATED this 2nd day of November, 1954 Clerk‘s Notice of First Posting of Voters‘ List, 1954, of the Town of Weston in the County of York TOWN OF WESTON G. H. CLARKSON Clerk, Town of Weston Deputyâ€"Reeve H. S. Honsâ€" berger acted as spokesman for a delegation,of ratepayers from Ward 1. who atiended upon council in order to have that portion of the Don River which runs through their private proâ€" perty dredged of the accumulâ€" ation of silt as a direct result of the â€" aftermath _ of _ Hurricane Hazel. This silt has raised the bed of the river four feet highâ€" er than previous‘and thismeans that if this dredging is not carâ€" ried out this fall that the spring runoff would raise the level of the river an additional four feet and create serious danger to all property abutting the rwer at these points. Township Enginâ€" eer Baker informed council that his department is prepared to do this work as soon as they re eeive â€" direction â€" from _ council that it is to be done. Councilâ€" lor J.; Walker stated that if counâ€" lcil approved of this work being done without any previous estiâ€" Dredging of Don River of }Leadgr Cliff and §gt. Wally Rombough of the Weston police who rescued eight 2P | hbersons in their cutter on Albion Rd. north of Weston. Doubtless there are many | other herces besides these cuisianding ones, who are deserving of praise, but nd | they wil know that they have the heartfelt gratitude of those people whom aâ€" | they rescued. + & tion office in Weston last week. Another pair who saved many lives were Sqd mate of at of amount of moj ed that it w time in his tof North York C a blank cheqi work done ar certainly not such an arrar less of the n ment. +On the the cost of thi CH. 1â€"5502 BOBDINGTONS INSURANCE SERVICES NEVW TELEPHONE NUMBER ‘55 CHEVROLET "The Big Change" WESTON MOTORS LT t 5 MAIN ST. S. WESTON not irbo comienece At the initial showing of the All New 1955 Chevrolet Vâ€"8 &d Sixes, more than 2,000 visitors inspected the New concept of Engineering and Design by General Motors. Bs The volume of visitors and their spontaneous enthusiasm, cou.plcd with the oxberienco of self driving, outshone any previous showing of the popular Chevrolet. Weston Motors extends the opportunity to everyone to See and Drive the All New Chevrolet. ~< Stop one of Weston Motors friendly salesmen with a Demonstrateor Chevrolet and ask him to let you Test Drive for yourself. He will be only to happy to oblige. beina arrived t put on the ‘ to be expendâ€" 1 be the first e of office that ncil had voted to : anyone . for that heâ€" would o in favour of ment irregardâ€" ncy of the mo issurhption that work would be 4g~ #*,. ( CD { recoverable from either the provincial or federal govefnâ€" ments under the â€" Hurricane damage provisions, council votâ€" ed 8 to 1 to proceed with havâ€" ing an aerial survey done of this portion of the Don and that contracts be let for the dredgâ€" ing found to be nccessary as a result of the survey. More than a million galf bal were made in Canada in 1952. uk : . GENERAL INSURANCE FIRE, AUTO, CASUALTY (FORMERLY J. T. FARR & SONS) : THE TIMES AND GUIDEâ€"Thursdoy, November 4, The game was mainly a line battle, with the locals doing i fine job of outcharging and outâ€" kicking the opposition. Coach Thompson said he was quite pleased with the work of the reeruits up from the Junior ranks, especially Doug Wood, Pine and Wallace St Looking For Low â€" Go Transportation ? OIL BURNER SALES & SERVI 1757 FLTMQUVIAN CUGACN It runs 3151 1942 CHEV COACH i Heater and defroster. A real buy at only szso 1940 CHEV COACH Heater and defroster, 2â€"tone paint. Good condition for only 3225 1946 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Heater and defroster. . A methanic‘s chance at m 5295 _ 1939 BUICK COACH 75 Excellent tires, runs good . s 1939 PLYMOUTH COACH Lawrence Ave. and Main St. WCVS Seniors in | (Continued from Page 9) Cil Meating & Air Cond t Contractors Come in and try one of the following Used Cars. RAY BROTHERS Phone CH. 1â€"5231 till 10 p.m. 1937 PLYMOUTH COACH Chevrolet â€" Oldsmobile Dealer » 5t. Phones 460 and WOODBRIDGE 445. Formerly J. T. Farr & Sons Alan Graff and "But, in the last analy was the line that won the 4 concluded the coach.‘ _ He also commende Maidment who ne a snap during the dc_sit> the sloppy