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The sum of the rat- ings established the standing. The numbers were then co-re-‘ llated with the names. As their award the six boys were taken on a canoe trip in Halihurton during September. The school principals and par- ents gave permission to miss school on Friday to give them a long enough weekend for this levent. The county’s administration of justice committee reported to county council last WEek that Premier John P. Robants had promised to direct the in- spector to make a survey of the situation “having regard to cost, convenience to the people, and every other aspect that might be beneficial to the county." A meeting between the pre- mier. committee, and repre- sentatives of nhe county’s prac- tising lawyers was held October 16 to discuss the matter. Council is seeking the divis- ion of York County into two judicial districts - Metropolitan Toronto and the present York County. A survey of the possibility of setting up a judicial system for York County is to be studied by the province's inspector of legal offices. Desire for the division of the county came with Metro’s pro- posal to build a new $17 million county courthouse on the site of the old Toronto Armories. Donald C. MacDonald, 0n- tario leader of the NDP called for a uniform standard of edu- cation across the province at a banquet held by the York North NDP organization at Maple Community Centre re- cently. NDP Party Chiefi Outlines Plans1 For Educationi He called a recently announ- TYRC plans to co-ordinate all ced Liberal platform calling for works personnel and equipment a uniform standard of educa-jin York County’s 14 municipal- tion a direct steal from thelities with those belonging to the! NDP platform. icommission in case of a major; An earlier Liberal proposalvdisaster. , that the province take over 1001 Council also authorized Mn: per cent of the cost of educa-lMiklas to allocate men and tion would undermine the de-lequ‘ipment to any area within gree of local autonomy. Mrflor outside the township during If no a durli 884-1 F In Phone Under a plan outlined by Mr.f"'""" 5"", ' V""" MacDonald. this assured stand-‘ ard of education would be met‘ Markham Township Engineer by a uniform tax rate. levied‘lDusan Miklas was named Mon- on a province-wide equalized‘day afternoon by council as co- assessment. ordinator of emergency opera- The revenues needed over and‘tions for the township works de- above this local levy to meet a‘partment. province-wide standard could be Mr. Miklas attended a meet- met by provincial grants. being of the Toronto and York suggested. ‘Roads Commission Saturday Mr. MacDonald charged the provincial Liberal party talks with two voices on policy mat- ters, often in conflict or even in contradiction. The number of entries was small but the spirit was high, and the material good. These boys deserve a lot of credit for theirl efforts. They all expect to enter the next contest with, it is hoped, many other boys. Province To Make Studyi Of York Judicial Setupi The Scout Movement has a wonderful reputation. Yet it is possible that some of the boys are not absorbing the aims and ideals of Scouting. With this in mind a long range program was initiated. The first step was to ask the‘ Scouts to write their interpre- tation of each of the ten Scout Laws. After all, a scout pro- mises “on his honour that he will do his best to obey the Scout Law". This only means something when hevunderstands what he has promised. Winners in the Scout Law Essay Contest are seen above (left to right): Ronald Macnaughton, Robert Boardman, Murray Day, James Fraser, Roddy Loftus, Douglas MacDonald. Essay Winners From all reports the boys and leaders thoroughly enjoyed themselves. The boys now have lso much in common that when assembled for the above picture they did not want to part. This is Scouting. Mr. Dales has suggested the county could build quite an im- pressive courthouse of its own for $680,000. According to Reeve Joe Dales of North Gwillimibury, York would pay at least four per cent of the cost of the build- ing, based on assessment. It is estimated this would work out to over $680,000. Reeve William Hodgson of King Township, chairman or! the committee, was of the op- inion benefits derived from a separate judicial district for York would outweigh any in- creased cost She said administration of justice was the only punpose for which York County still in- cluded Metropolitan Toronto. Deputy-reeve Mrs. Caroline Ion of Newmarket criticized the present financial arrange- ments in the county. the bill," she changed. Cost to the county of justice must continue to increase since total cost is increasing, she said, and reminded council the county's share of the cost based on assessment would also in- crease, since its assessment is increasing faster than Metro's. This report means the pro- vince Is at least going to ex- amine the possibility of separ- ating Metro and York County, she stated. Mr. Miklas attended a meet- ing of the Toronto and York Roads Commission Saturday called to discuss the part com- mission and municipal works de- partments would play in event of a national emergency. He told council Monday the TYRC plans to co-ordinate all works personnel and equipment in York County’s 14 municipal- ities with those belonging to the commission in case of a major Ronald Macnaughton â€" lst King. Law 1 â€"-“A Scouts hon- our is to be trusted”, and Law 2 -â€" “A Scout is loyal". The Boy Scouts of Canada, York Summit District. express their appreciation to “The Lib- eral” for agreeing to publish this and then one law essay per week for the next ten weeks. It is hoped that all those inter- ested in Scouting will follow this series “Metro decides how much it will spend and then sends us Douglas MacDonald â€" lst Melville. Law 8 â€" “A Scout smiles and whistles under all difficulties”. Give D. Miklas Emergency Power an emergency The boys were accompanied by Harry Johnson, Scoutmaster of 2nd Thornhill; Assistant Scoutmaster John Turner of 5th Richmond Hill and Dave Bruce, Graduate in Forestry and a member of the Executive. Rov- ers Peter and Richard Mac- naughton went along to help ‘portage canoes and luggage. ‘They returned to their homes Sunday evening. Roddy Loftusâ€"â€"-5th Richmond Hill. Law 6 â€" “A Scout is a friend to animals". and Law 3 â€"“A Scouts duty is to be use- ful and help others". Murray Day â€" 3rd Richmond Hill. Law 4 â€" “A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout". and Law 9 â€"- “A Scout is thrifty". James Fraser -â€" 5th Rich- mond Hill. Law 5 â€" “A Scout is courteous", and Law 7 â€"- “A Scout obeys orders”. The winners were: Robert Boardman -â€" lst Beverly Acres. Law 10.â€"-â€" “A Scout is clean in thought word and deed". l 3rd Richvale Brownies held their Hallowe’en party in the school on Monday evening, en- ijoying cookies, candies and salt drinks. Winners of the costqu prizes were C. Madeiimo, D. Blackburn, Caren Brown, J. Lund. Brown Owl is very an- lxious to have someone to help lher as Tawny Owl. Experience Misn't necessary. just a helping hand for Monday evenings. | Bruce Blackburn and Vaughn lJakobsen left on November 8. Ifor a week’s hunting trip in Northern Ontario. Guide 8: Brownie News ‘1 Sympathy of the neighbor- ‘hood is extended to Dennis lMoore on the loss of his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, who re- sided with Dennis on Yonge- rhurst Road. Socials A luncheon of Chinese food was very much enjoyed on Novâ€" ember lst by Mesdames M. Hall. D. Schurman, M. Blackburn, D. Warwick, D. Higginson and M, Bateman at the home of Mrs. R. Voigt, Concord. PICKERING : Pickering Town- ship ratepayers recently voted for re-establishment of liquor outlets in Pickering Township, which has been dry since 1906. Wet forces won five of eight liquor questions. it very hard to judge a winner. Mrs. S. Brown was welcomed u a new member. Wiriners of priz- es were Mrs. R. Cartier, Mrs. W. Turner. Mrs. A. Young, Mrs. T. Saul, Mrs. B. Shepherd and Mrs. S. Brown. Hostesses of the evening were Mrs. W. Turner and Mrs. B. Houle. Guesswork Is Eliminated NEW SCIENTIFIC METHOD “CHECKED” Electronically WITH THE STROBOSCOPE The Sugar and Sp-ice Club held their hallowe'en party at the home of the Blackburns on October 25. The costumes were both unique and varied, making Mr. and Mrs. A. Blackburn of Yongehurst Rd. will leave November 10th for a five day holiday in New York. They will spent the week-end a: guest! of Mr. and Mrs. R. Yagley, Long Island. Mrs. J. Gardner. mother of Frank Gardner, formerly a! Weldrick Road, is quite ill. and being cared for by Mrs. W. Co:- tofi‘ at her home on Walmer Rd. PIANO 'I' II N I N G REPAIRS REPAIRS Nancy Urben of May Ave. celebrated her ninth birthday on November 3 by having four little friends. Barbara Rankin. Debbie Blackburn. Karen Wood and Linda Baker. at her home for party games, sandwiches, ice-cream and cake. November birthday greetings are extended to Cathie Fettes, Don Turner. M. Tomlinson. D. Green and Jim Lawson. AL PYLE Cheryl Ann Baker of Weld- rick Road is home from the Branson Hospital, recuperating nicely from her recent tonsil- ectomy. (Continued From Page 2) President Kennedy’s position was wrong. Canada doing otherwise is hard to understand. The first Can- adian leader to otate clearly that Canada must support the United States against Russian aggression and world Commun- ism was the Hon. Lester 8. Pearson. Surely. for Canada there can be no other position. Sincerely, Canada’s official stand was slow enough in being expressd ed by the Government, but even though slow in taking I stand it stood alongside its great ally. friend and neighbor. How anyone could think at M.P. Reports â€" North Richvale If no answer at 884-3614 during daytime, call 884-1105 or 285-3318 5 BEAVERTON RD. 884-3614 FREE ESTIMATES Correspondeni Mrs. A. Blackburn 108 Yongehurst TU. 4-2617 For Piano Instruction News A V- 5-3920