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Scipio tae eS rch setae dr ipo = SS ee ee ~~ HIGH SCHOOL LEVY UP BRIDGE AIDS VISCOUNT CHAPTER FUND program to raise funds for venors, Mrs. George Anderson bursaries and scholarships. and Mrs, Howard Doner. The Shown above, left-right, Mrs. iadies were helping with the A. Ingram, First-Vice Regent serving at the buffet table. of the chapter, and co-con- Whitby Township's general mill rate was boosted slightly Wednesday night, as Township Council approved its 1963 bud-' commercial general rates are slightly higher this year than they were last year. The residential general rate on which the 1963 taxes will be computed willl be 40.67 mills, up from 39.43 mills in 1962 and the commercial general rate will be 45.48 mills, up from 42.5% mills last year. The mill rate increase was attributed to an increase in Whitby Township's high school levy by the Whitby District High School Board. from nine mills last year. Parks and recreation this year will cost the ratepayer point 5 mills, no change from the 1962 parks Oshawa Times Photo. |and recreation levy. OFFICIAL COUNT SHOWS Vote Totals Less For Three Candidates The three candidates contest- fng the Ontario Riding seat in the House of Commons ail lost votes when Returning Offiver Harry W. Jermyn and his staff completed the official count Wednesday. Norman Cafik, Liberal stand- ardbearer dropped 145, to 20,174 from the original 20,319 votes reported cast in his favor elec- tion night. Aileen Hall, New Democratic Party candidate dropped 176, toji 15,020 votes from the 15,196 re- ported cast in her favor when the returns were made public election night. Michael Starr, Progressive Conservative standard bearer and minister of labor in the last parliament, dropped 159, to 22,- 902 from the 23,059 votes re- ported cast in his favor when Results of last the returns were made public. Mr. Starr reclaimed his seat in the federal government, but his majority was considerably less this year than it has been in the past. Mr, Jermyn said Wednesday 182.50 per cent of the 70,365 elig- ible voters turned out at the polis April 8 to exercise their franchise. He added that was the largest turn-out he has ever seen in any election in this rid- ing. In all, 58,568 ballots were cast and of that number, the return- ing officer said, only 472 were Monday's vote were made public in near record time. Within two hours after the 7 p.m. poils closing, it was apparent Mr. Starr would be reelected for a sixth time The residential high school levy climbed to 15.91 mills this year over last year's 14.69 high school levy. Commercial high school nates were set at 17.66 mills, up from the 14.69 1962 high school commercial rate. Ontario County's rate in- creased to 12.02 mills this year over last year's 11.88 county levy. Brooklin library's levy re- mained at 2.9 mills and town- ship water rates remained at three mills. Special rates included in the striking of the 1963 mili rate in- cluded an increase to 2.75 mills, over last year's 2.65 mills levy for fire area No. 1, (Brooklin) ratepayers. Ratepayers in fire area No. 2, (Ganrard road) will be taxed 3.3 mills, an increase of point three mills over the 1962 fire protection levy. The Brooklin school rate jumped 90 per cent, from 12.44 mills in 1962 to 23.64 mills this since he entered the federal political arena. In Oshawa, the only munici- pality in which the vote total has been computed, as the re- sult of the official count, Nor- man Cafik polled 9,523 votes, Aileen Hall polled 8,631 and Michael Starr collected 11,207 votes. The totals included in the overall vote total which will be written into the record, Mr. Jermyn said, imclude the ad- vance poll and service votes, Despite the fact the official count is now complete, Mr. Jer- myn and his staff are not ready to close shop yet. They still have at least two weeks' hard work to complete before the doors will be closed until an- other election in Ontario Riding is called. at which the increased rate was explained, that last year's sur- Kinettes Hold AUXILIARIES Florence Davey Group Nominations For Officers The Kinette Club of Whitby held its monthly meeting at the Spruce Villa Hotel April 10. At- tendance was 100 per cent. Two new Kinettes were instal- WHITBY PERSONALS Girl Guide Margaret Weaver will receive her Gold Cord Cer- tificate in the Convocation Hall, Plans Rummage Sale Mrs. J. Cowan, St. Lawrence] for Saturday, May 11, at the Hall, by Mrs. Dailgieish. HELEN MARSHALL AUX. President, Mrs. J. Robson, welcomed guests from West Hill to the Easter Thankoffer- ing Service of the Helen Mar- ehall Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Tuesday afternoon. The worship period was led by Mrs. H. S. McCann and prayer offered by Mrs. G. Dalgleish. Miss A. Wilson conducted the Meditation. A delightful solo was rendered by Mrs. C. Smith, ied by Mrs. P. Spratt at the piano. The speaker, Mrs. P. New- ton, president of Toronto and Kingston Synodicai, duced by Mrs. W. Porter. Mrs. and a pleasant time was en- _|hart, assisted by Mrs. J. Woot- University of Toronto this eve- ning. Marilyn Horack is celebrating her ninth birthday today. Her companions of Dundas Street East School and friends wish her many happy returns of the day. Garnet Treen, of Peterbor- ough, spent the Easter holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Treen, Euclid street. Mr. and Mrs. Gondon Richard- son and family of Kirkland Lake spent the Easter holidays visiting with Mr. Richardson's mother, Mrs. V. D. Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Treen. Mr, and Mrs, Peter Hone and family, Mark, and Sherri, of Stoney Creek spent the Easter weekend with her mother, Mrs. K, Kean. Young Miss Frances Parise is spending a few days during the Easter holidays visiting her cousin, Miss Sharon McKay, of a department in the National Presbyterial WMS. Mrs. D. Wilson thanked. Mrs. Newton for her fine address. The members were advised of a meeting of the WMS at West -| Hill, April 26 at 8 p.m. when Rev. Gregory Johnston will be i-| guest speaker. The meeting close@ with pray- er after which lunch was served joyed Helen Marshall Auxiliary will next meet May 14 at 3 p.m. ST. MARK'S UNIT NO. 8 St. Mark's United Church Women Unit No. 8 held its Tegular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. J. Wootton, 116 Cochrane street. | Mrs. K. Bowes conducted the meeting in the absence of Lead- er Mrs. E. Fells. Mrs. F. Wis-| ton, wae in Charge of the devo-|y 1 Mills. Unit No. 8 project is the| Easter dinner guests at the sale of church plates. In charge|home of Mr. and Mrs, K. H. of this project is Mrs. Joan Law-|Melless, 221 Dovedale drive, son. It was agreed to contact |were Mr. and Mrs. George Cole other units regarding more/of Peterborough. sales. ; The advance course on 'Pub- Arrangements were discussed lie Speaking" sponsored by St. rej the May 1 luncheon ' ' ; y John the Evangelist CWL with at the Assembly Hall of St.|<r ' , rm Miss Verda Packer as instruc-} Mark's United Church com- > ' ray ' tress will resume its activitics) mencing at 1 p.m. Guest speak-|/\* 4 . A |this evening, Thursday, April 18 er will be Mrs. W. R. Branch, + tha charch ; well known speaker. jat the church meeting room at led at this meeting by President Anita Hampson. They were Mrs. Evelyn Pye and Mrs. Lila Hatch. It was decided that the Kin- ettes would have a booth at the Annual Kinsmen Carnival again this summer. It was also deci- ded to continue their support to the Canadian Save the Children Fund. The Easter Money Bunny Draw was won by Brian O'- Grady of Toronto. The monthly draws were won Slight Increase In Whitby Twp. Mill Rate plus was exhausted and the in- creased levy was required, Sinclair School ratepayers will be taxed 17.75 mills school tax as compared to last year's 16.20 Sinclair tax levy. tle School ratepayers will get a tax cut to 14.83 mills from last year's 14.9 milis school levy. Baggotsville School tax levy increased from 4.74 mills in 1962. to 7.7 mills this year. Spencer School rates dropped to 16.6 mills from the 1962 20 mills levy. In Ashburn, the school levy increased to 12.18 mills from the 9.48 mills 1962 levy. School Section N6. 8 rates in- jereased this year to 19.09 mills this year over last year's 14.54 mills levy. Dr. Robert Thornton School Couple Marks 60th Wedding Anniversary 60 years ago, Joseph Cowx married Grade Hodge at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Work- ington, Cumberland, England. In 1910 the couple decided to make their home in Canada. They settled at Cherrywood, Ont., in 1917, later moved to Whitby Township and 23 years later, moved to Whitby. Mr. Cowx retired seven years ago after 40 years at the buckle factory. He is a past member of the Sons of England Lodge. Mrs. Cowx is a member of Royal Canadian Legion Ladies' Auxiliary and also a member of Co-op Guild. The couple have six childreti, 25 grandchildren and, 34 great- grandchildren. Saturday, April 13, Mr. and Mrs. Cowx, 408 Dundas street west, entertain- ed at their residence, their friends, eighbors and family. Congratulations were received from Honorable Michael Starr and Mrs. Starr, Premier Robarts, Minister of Health, Dr. Matthew Dymond. Cards were received from relatives in England, Australia and various other countries. WOOL for your wool by your own SHIP COLLECT To Our Registered Warehouse No.2, Weston, Ontario, Obtain sacks and twine without charge from -- BOYD AYRE, Hampton RALPH HEPBURN, R.R. No. 2, Oshawa WILLIAM SNOWDEN, R.R. No. 2, Oshawe or by writing to CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE WOOL GROWERS LIMITED 40 St. Clair Avenue East, Toronto 7, Ontario. patronizing ization, On Easter Monday, April 13, 2 ma ed a Aa 5 Ea tr Mi a ee eg be ye ee vee Whitby Township Council pele og d ge wf the pes. dropped s' a bylaw, made a crack- rates ed point one mills, Som on the use of the township to 21.03 mills this year from)dump for the disposing of gar- " eek gt mills levy. bage and other waste material. Y 's Separate Council enacted a dumping rates took the same point oneipyiaw which states the use of mill drop, to 21.03 mills as thelthe 5th Concession dump shall Dr. Robert Thornton be used only by resident rate- levy. The separate school levy! payers in Whithy Township. last year was 21,04 mills. However, refuse may be trans- Almonds School rates drop-|ported to the dump either by the ped to 21 mills from last year's|ratepayer or his agent. 23.14 mists levy. Reeve John G. Goodwin said Balsom School rates dropped|last night, it is costng the muni- a half mill to nine mills from|cipality money, approximately the 1962 9-5 mills levy. $2,000 yearly, to maintain the Reeve John G. Goodwin point-|dump as: close to 1,000 loads of ed out Jast night the increase|Sarbage are dumped there every in the township's general mill|week. 'rate is 1.24 mills, of which 1.22) Mr. Goodwin said a licence mills is ear-marked for the in-jnumber check of vehicles de- AP tpi taesngs spc genie gb GEE, UAC, ONT ie: thes SOOO eee. CN gE le ag OS, ne Mi > * THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, April 18,1963 § Cours Eyes Use Of Dump Council felt its' dump was the last municipal dump in the area on which restrictions have not been placed and without certain restrictions, dump maintenance was costing township ratepayers it too much money. It is council's intention to) limit the times at which the dump will be open and during these times, a supervisor will be on duty to enforce the bylaw. Knights Plan _ Ethnic Night ic Night" Saturday evening, April at aro the Evangelist Parish < all, ' -- This time the Ukrainian peo- ""* ple have been selected. Last om year it was the Polish nation, -* The basic idea behind this = endeavor is to try to all one welding together the pe It is likely the dump will be open two or three days a week. Council has made provision in the bylaw for a charge, to be determined from time to time, for the use of the dump, How- ever, Mr. Goodwin said, it has no intention of imposing a dump fee in the immediate future. one nation. « Convener of the dance him will be and Pat Lynch, among others. creased high school levy. positing refuse in Whitby Town- i ship's only municipally owned his council on the effort it dumping facility indicated ve- hold the mill rate in a " asd -- bec .| Rouge, ickering Township, especially for its reduc-/wiits, Oshawa, East Whitby and Reach Township, to deposit Mr. Goodwin pointed out the| "fuse: holding in line of the mill rate MARRIED YOUNG Frank Fontaine of the Jackie Glascn show married his wife, Alma, when he was 17 and she il]/16, They have 11 children, INCOME TAX RETURNS the mill rate in line, but re- duced it in many places. He said the only items which increased over which council had direct control were the area Phone 668-8252 fire rates and these were only minor increases. 708 Newman Cres. Councilor Freak Toeamenn, Whitby pointed out the increased fire protection rate was itt by damage done to fire fighting equipment by the number of grass fires in the township last year, : Rentals & Service Roto Tillers, Rollers Power Mowers, Loan of spreader with purchase of Grass Seed or Fertilizer Sportsman's Corner 103 Byron St. &, Whitby 668-4511 WRITES WITH TOES EXETER, Exgland (CP)-- Frank Letch, 18, qualified for a place at Birmingham Univer- sity--with his toes. The Devon youth was born without arms and has written all his school exams with his toes, Now Open... TERRACE RESTAURANT WHITBY In. Specializin é GOOD FOOD Featuring... . Southern Fried Chicken Oid English a ga & Chips St COMPLETE TAKE-OUT SERVICE For That New Spring SUIT Why Not Try... MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOP 129 BROCK ST. S., WHITBY Tailored to Measure by eo WM. H _LEISHMAN ye HOUSE OF HOBBERLIN 120 BROCK ST. N. 668-9056 [I ' TIP TOP TAILORS genous nature of Canadians into year is Harry Baxter. ovine Frank Madigan | SATURDAY WHITBY LIQUOR VOTE ADVANCE POLL APRIL 20th HOURS 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Vote YES MONDAY Whitby Liquor Vote Monday, April 22 Piece Waa 8:00 A.M. TO 7:00. P.M. Municipal Office Make Your Vote Count |i] Moke YOUR Vote Count If you ere not sure of where you vote... PHONE 668-5891 Whitby Vote "YES" Committee ROBERT C. TAYLOR | CAMPAIGN MANAGER || 668-5891 ROBERT C, TAYLOR CAMPAIGN MANAGER WHITBY VOTE YES" COMMITTEE St. John Ambulance Corps. FIRST AID COURSE Commences Monday, April 22 7:30 P.M. * KING STREET PUBLIC SCHOOL Sponsored by Whitby Chamber of Commerce RED WING ORCHARDS Controlled Atmosphere McINTOSH Cee Grade *™ 2.75 Cold Storage SPY Cee Grade "™ 2.50 Free Delivery in Whitby PHONE 668-3311 BETWEEN 8 A.M. -- 5 P.M. Cold Storage plant open for business daily except Sundays & a.m, - 5 p.m. by Dorothy Munns and Vivian Phillips. Nominations were held and the following Kinettes were no- minated for office in 1963,1964, President; Shiela Gordon, Jean Hawes, and Anita Hamp- son. Vice President; Wilma Heron and Joyce Carr. Secretary; Dorothy Munns and Sylvia Snelgrove. Treasurer; Roma Collins and Norma Souter. Registrar; shore. Director; Ruth Hewson. Electons will be held at the regular meeting in May. President Anita Ha vo- lunteered to host the executive meeting to be held April 24, FREE Have your furnace cleaned free and guoranteed trouble-free winter, if you purchase "White Be unified fuel oi! from Western i" 0. DIAL 725-1212 Marjorie Gart- and Ruth Robb as tea hostesses. Frank Warman exitertained|" daw Members please notice the change of date for the May the group with a number of Sb, meeting to be held at the home Va accordion selections. A social of Mrs. K. Bowes, Fairview MONEY Newton gave an interesting and comprehensive description of BROCK. Evening WHITBY The Pirates * Bletd River Last Complete Show 8:20 hour followed with Jean Ward Shows Start 7 and 8:20 ON TERM 4 GUARANTY TRUST. COMPANY OF CANADA $2 KING ST. E 728-1653 vour \ EARNS 1% DEPOSITS SPRING CLEANING ? WHETHER IT'S GP PAINTING SUNWORTHY WALLPAPERING, RUGS, BROADLOOM, OR DRAPES Dodd & Souter Decor Centre Have It! DODD & SOUTER PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE 107 BYRON ST. SOUTH, WHITBY @ FREE DELIVERY @ 668-5862 =} ot wom ej iH PRRTTHS SHS STAT TT SS CAT CT TTT eT EE Fesesisi