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WHITBY And DISTRICT | CRITICISM ANSWERED Anti-Litter Bylaw To Be Enforced Recent criticism of Whitby's littered streets was answered at Friiday's special council meeting. The Streets Commit- tee brought in a report which contained a report by Town Engineer Charlies Hoag. Mr. Hoag's report read: "In view of the fact that the matter of town cleaning was referred to the Streets Com- mittee for a survey and re- port at the last courteil meet- ing, it was my opinion. that certain preliminary comments . might be valuable for commit- tee consideration relative to the recent meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. Quoting from the published) newspaper article, "The Indus- trial Commiissioner suggested a clean-up week is also a neces- sity in Whitby." It is drawn to the commit- tee's attention that a clean-up period of approximately nine days is advertised annually ap- mately on May 24 of each this fact appears local papers. During this clean-up period, the Whitby Sanitary Land Fill Area is open on two successive weekends and is supervised in order to permit weekend dump- ing. In addition, double garbage collection is put on during the entire clean-up period and the additional men and _ vehicles on the road pick up material discarded during the clean-up in household furniture. Apparently, those at the Chamber of Commerce were un- aware of this well established policy in Whitby. Quoting again from the pub- lished article, '"'The Industrial Commissioner said trash con- tainers are needed in the down- town area." Trash containers have been maintained in the downtown area for some 7n- siderable period by the Works Department, These include one at each of the four corners at xi The advertisment, advertising the intersection of Dundas and EDWARD IS Edward William, ten-month- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sobczak, 1613 Dufferin treet, Whitby, is the grandson of 10 MONTHS Mr, William Kuzik and Mr. and Mrs. T. Sobczak of Whitby. ~Robert Aldsworth Photo period inclusive of discarded a Brock streets. Again those at the meeting were apparently unaware of this since no com- ment was made on the existing trash containers. Relative to the generalized comments concersing the lit- tered streets and broken glass, it might be well to point out to the committee that gutters in the downtown area are swept regularly between midnight and a.m, on a daily sweeping pro- gram, § effective from an appear- ance viewpoint as it might be as by the time the majority of people frequent the <dow:- town streets, many merchants have swept out their stores and store fronts into the newly cleaned gutters. In addition to this daily ci. ing program, all streeis town are thoroughly cleaneu ' This program is not nearly NOVEMBER Michael Anthony, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Rostek, 708 Dunlop street west, Whitby, celebrated his first birthday in November. BIRTHDAY He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs, D. W. Pearse of Whitby and Mrs. Mary Rostek, Winnipeg, Manitoba. .|be distributed to all children '\distribution assisted by Auxiliar WHITBY PERSONALS Royal Canadian Le Branch and Ladies' Auxiliary held its annual Christmas party for all members' children. A nicely decorated Christmas tree was the centre of attraction with its numerous gifts under it, to present. Santa Claus made the president Mrs. E. Ormiston and E. Brush. After -- receiving Christmas treats the children were treated to ice cream, Mrs. Douglas Fox, Dovedale Drive, entertained at her home with a 'Stork Shower" in honor of Mrs. Donald Tremblett who received many lovely gifts. Guests present were: Mrs. Wil- fred McNeil, Mrs. Don Clarke, Mrs. Jack Ing, Mrs. Doug Rey- nolds, Mrs. Hans a Mrs. R. Preston, Mrs. W:,Trel- ford, Mrs. Ivor Sacre, Mrs. Reg Donnithorne; Mrs. Dennis Metson, Mrs. Al Weir and Mrs. Tom Spellen. The _ hostess served a buffet lunch, Mrs. Rose Dale is in the Oshawa General Hospital. Her friends wish her a _ prompt recovery. Mr. and Mrs. John Beenen left from Malton Airport and will be spending the holiday season in Holland where they --Marv's S'udio Photo once a year. Substantiation of this last statement can be ob- tained by examining the audit- ed records of the town wherei the Department of Highways annually permits us a subsidy on this spring clean-up work. Council approved the report which included two other recom- mendations'; one, that the anti- litter bylaw be enforced and that the streets committee for 1963 include in its budget an amount for a Fall Clean Up Campaign in addition to the spring campaign. Kinettes Hold Christmas Party The Whitby Kinettes held their Christmas meeting at the Spruce Villa Hotel last week. Minutes of the November meeting were read and ac- cepted Kinette Roma Collins reported on the Christmas Cor- sage project. Kinette Doris Wilks reported on the club's Welfare projects and it was decided that the Kinettes would pool their money with the Kinsmen Club's to aid needy families in town at Christmas. A report was given by Doris Wilks on the forthcoming Dance to be held Feb. 16th at the Arena. A new Kinette, Mrs. Norma Souter, was installed by Presi- dent Antia Hampson. When the business meeting was concluded a. Christmas| Party was held. Each Kinette ANDERSON HIGH NEWS ISCF Members To Entertain Aged By G. O'CONNER and 8, LOFTHOUSE ASSEMBLY On Monday, Dec. 10 the Con- sumers' Gas Company presen- ted an interesting review of recent advances in the use and application of natural gas and its bi-products. Among the apparaius ex- hibited was a natural gas com- bustion engine, a radiant energy oven, and diagramatic explana- tions of how oil and gas are extracted from the earth, Occasional interludes of hu- mour provided by the exhibitors added to the pleasure and satis- faction of the student body. IsCF At the last meeting of the ISCF, it was decided by the members to embark on a carol singing mission during the Christmas holidays. The stu- dents plan on singing in the homes for the aged and in many Private dwellings. A skating party is planned for all the dis- trict ISCF clubs. CHOIR At the last practice, extensive work was done to make the coming Christmas ssembly one which will be' worthy of this joyous season. DRAMA CLUB At the Dec. 12 meeting of the drama club an amusing film of was r ted to make and bring to the meeting a Christmas hat. The prize for the best hat went to Kinette Sylvia Vallom. The Social Convenors , Kin- ettes Sylvia Snelgrove and Doro- thy Munns had lined up a very enjoyable evening, games were played, prizes won, and gifts exchanged. WHITBY BOWLING NEWS : ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Standings after December 10, 1962: MeFelts 7, 54; Witnits 3, 42; Six Seven-Ups 7, 42; Flashpans 4, 40; Go-Getters 0, 35; Jokers 4, 34; Hot Shots 3, 33; Bombers 0, 28. Triples over 500 Ladies: Lorraine Bronishew- |ski 837, Agnes Sandrelli 670, Molly Hughes 593, Marg. Car- ter 607, Lena Chizen 556, Aline Veitenheimer 550, N. McCarroll 508, Anz Nettle 503, Mary Canzi 518. Men: Lloyd Seymour 760, Pat McDaniel 690, Jim McCarroll 683, C. Hendriks 673, Bruce Hazelton 646, Ed Samanski 605, Lou Bedard 604, Fr. Coates 588, Greg. Carter 576, Tom Garthew 569, Bob Edwards 522, Jimmy Smyth 516, F.r Austin 504. Singles over 200 Ladies: L. Bronishewski 314, 290, 233; Agnes Sandrelli 279, 240; Marg. Carter 231, Molly Hughes 223, 202; Nellie McCar- roll 217, Fran Schatzmann 209, Ann Nettle 201. Men: Pat. McDaniel 293, 201; Jim McGarroll 284, 218; Lloyd Seymour 203, 266, 211; Tom Carthew 279, C, Hendriks 248, 228; Fr, Coates 241, 8. Hazel- ton 236, 215; Fr. Austin 234, Greg Carter 225, Ed Samanski 223, Lou Bedard 209, Bob Ed- wards 203, Jimmy Smyth 201. High Triple With Handicap Ladies: Lorraine Bronishew- |will visit Mrs, Beenen's mother 'members of their family. Mrs. A. Narsman and other Hillcrest Home and School Association held an executive meeting to make arrangements for the forthcoming 'Games Night" to be held Friday, Jan. ll at the school. Taking an active part will be: Mrs. Ed McKim, Mrs. D, Wilson, Mrs. M A. Rosebrugh, Mrs. M. Tof- fan, and Mrs. J. White. Social conveners will. be Mrs. W. Lea- thers and Mrs. J. G. Tweedy. Best wishes are offered to Mr. Ronald Bowman who celebrated his birthday today. ski 858, Molly Hughes 734, Agnes Sandrelli 670s Men: Lioyd Seymour 760, Pat McDaniel 759, Tom Carthew 719. High Single with Handicap Ladies: Lorraine Bronishew- ski 321, 297; Agnes Sandrelli 279, Molly Hughes 270. Men: Tom Carthew 329, Pat McDaniel 316, Jim McCarroll 284. OLD SLANG NAME The name cop applied to po- SIGNED BY BOMBERS YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP)-- Frank Horvath, Youngstown University's top ground gainer "Open House" is being today at Aldon school for tarded Children for all canvas- sers, The children's work will be on display. John hey, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Shepard, stationed with the TICAF. ¢" celebrating his 18th birthday today. His friends wish him many happy returns of the day. The many friends of Mrs. Margaret Dewsbery are SOITY)| Oshawa General Hospital. They wish her a complete recovery. «On Monday Mr. Morley Ste- phenson, 701 Perry street, is celebrating his birthday. His friends wish him many happy returns 0 f the day. A surprise housewarming and birthday party was held re. cently in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elliott at their Palace street home. After few games being played Mr. Elliott opened gifts that had been carefully selected for his birthday, The honored couple were then presented with a brass fireplace screen. A delicious buffet lunch|"® closed the: evening. Invited guests were: Mr. and Mrs, 'K. Elliott, Mr and Mrs. R. Roach, Mr and Mrs. T. Fairbrother, Mr. and Mrs. H. Siersma, Mr, and Mrs. M. Millar, Mr, and Mrs. G. \Mifflin, Mr. and rs. H, Rammier, Mr, and Mrs. F. Dalby, Mr. and Mrs. A. Curtis and Mr. and Mrs. A. Reynolds, Club members and their wives 'The following Whitby Lions attended the Newcastle Lions Club. 15th anniversary dinner? and dance held at Bowmanville Lions Centre: Earl and Millie Pascoe, John and Frances Town- send, Bill and Frances Schatz- man, Norm and Eve O'Leary, Herb amd Kay Visser. Mrs. Robert Ross is celebra- ting her birthday today. Her friends wish her many happy returns of the day. -| Place Value On | Land Lost For to learn that she is still in the|;, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, December_17,1962 5 40 Years VANCOUVER (CP)--An arbi-| tration board has been asked to put a value on one-third of an acre of land in the city's east end that has been officially lost for 40 years, The city tried to buy the land for $10, then increased its offer $3,500, The owners, who didn't even know of its exist- ence a year ago, asked $14,000. The ade toy Eaged to when the city began assem! "< land bordering a ecg Fi of-way for industrial bis ae ment, It was discovered that when the land in the area was subdivided 40 years ago the Great Northern Railway, planned to run a spur from its nfain line to link with a pro- Inlet. The tunnel was never! built and the railway dropped its option on the property. The late Capt. James Inman, an Englishman who owned property all over the world, 'apparently. forgot about this piece of land. And there were no tax notices to remind el Municipal Setup - Examination Is Approved . An examination of Whit6y's + held Friday. finance committee report recommended that the services ted be engaged to conduct a Joly appraisal and salary determina* tion of the Town Engineer, the Works Supervisor, the Assess- ment missioner, Tax Col- lector Welfare Officer, the Sewage Treatment Plant Opera- tor a heer ny ig ci ittee al recom- dinaiea the Toronto firm als6 conduct an administrative ap- praisal of the effectiveness of the municipal departments. = cost of the survey, not to ceed $3,300, will be Ineluded in the 1963 budget. me ANTIQUES - & GIFTS . Paintings, wrough i "aa ead aa A Choice Selection" 216 BROCK ST. $. WHITBY The city discovered search of titles in Victoria that the sea captain had bought the land in 1922. The trustees of his estate were tracked down. They explained that the estate had. been wound up and dis- tributed to Capt. Inman's heirs. 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Top scorers for the two teams were Raive Ahermann and Bruce Craigie. Saturday, Dec. 8, girls from ali over Ontario were invited to meet at Pickering High Schoo! to learn some of the finer points in refereeing a basketball game. They were also told of the new rules and their application. All those attending had the chance to play several games under the supervision of nationally rated referees. SINGING MALE CANARIES SHOP SOILED SLEIGHS Steel Runners Assorted Sizes ALL AT kis PRICE Guaranteed. JUST ARRIVED. ¢ 4 > 5 ELECTRIC HOCKEY GAMES The finest of electric hockey games with magnetic puck, timer, buzzer, automatic face off, glass § guards, shooting goalie and be- hind the net play. Reg. 16.95. NOW Other models available, 675. clearour .. 2097 Limited Quantity ELECTRIC HAIR DRYER 4 heats, complete with hood, Compare 28.00, Men's WHITBY A BROCK Evening Shows Start 7 & 9 Feature Starts at 7 & $30 p.m. THE BIGGEST, BEST MUSICAL OF VERY SEASON, ANY YEAR! 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