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Le AOA pe Eo TAR WHITBY APPOINTS INDUSTRIAL COMMISSIONER Keeping step with the in- creasing growth of the com- munity, a new Industrial Commissioner, William Mor- rison, was recently hired in Whitby. The new, commis- sioner, shown in the above photo overlooking a map of the town, has been a resi- dent of the community since 1955. An active member of the Whitby Industrial Com- mission, Mr. Morrison also served on the Committee of Adjustment. He has been employed as works manager for the Dunlop Company of Canada for whom he worked during the past 33 years. --Oshawa Times Photo Bylaw Will Regulate Hairdressing Shops Females Are | In Majority PORT HOPE -- Durham Coun- ty, with a population of approxi- mately 30,000 people, has a ra- tion of 105 men for every 100 fe- males. Males outnumber females' by 4. These were some of the inter- esting facts about Durham County that Russell C. Honey, Durham MP, brought out this week in his report from Ottawa. In 1961 there were 9,353 fam- ed a population increase of 8,801 people during the ten year per- iod from 1951 to 1961, or an in- crease of 32.5. per cent. This was not quite as fast an increase as that experienced in Ontario as a whole, which in- creased by 35.6 per cent. Durham's population increase was made up of a net gain of 5,628 on the birth ledger, and 4,173 being the net gain from immigration, Mr.-Honey report- ed Rural and urban population was divided with 21,299 rural and 18,617 urban. The rural pop- ulation was further subdivided into 7,908 farm residents and 13,391 non-farm residents. Mr. Honey sent along a re- minder that under the new dairy policy, forms are to be mailed this week to all shippers manu- factdring milk and cream. Any producer who has not re- ceived his form by June 15 should get one from his process- ling plant or by writing to the |\department of agriculture. It is planned, Mr. Honey said, to have cheques for supplemen- tary payments mailed this sum- mer, so it is important to have claim forms filed as soon as possible. ilies in Durham, This represent-| BEFORE. THE MAGISTRATE WHITBY (Staff) -- A 44-year- old man was remanded in cus tody until June 28 for a pre- sentence report after being con- victed, Tuesday, on five charges of false pretences. Russell MacDonald, of no fix- ed. address, pleaded guilty to all charges. Evidence showed that Mac- Donald had written cheques in four gas stations and one motel that were worthless. ; MacDonald's wife, Frances, of RR 1, Blackwater, was also convicted on a charge of false pretences. Evidence on Mrs. MacDonald showed that in May of 1964 she had received $95 from Roy W. Nicholls at Courtice and in re- turn had given him a cheque for that amount. Magistrate Harny Jermyn told her that she. would. con- tinue on suspended sentence as the offence had taken place at the same time as the ones she was put on probation for. A man who assaulted | his brother's mother-in-law, was fined $50 and costs or 10 days in jail. William Mason, 33, had |pleaded not guilty to the charge lof assaulting Dorothy Jolly. Mrs, Jolly told the court, that on May 29 she had been at her daughter's house and an argu- ment had ensued between her daughter and son-in-law. CABINET FIRM WHITBY (Staff) -- Indus- trial expansion in Whitby is still moving in a progressive fashi A ement of still another new industry | BUILDING PLANT | Five False Pretences Charges Are Admitted "They went outside and start- ed arguing and my husband went out to. stop them. The next thing I saw was Mason hitting my husband in the face." Mrs. Jolly said she went out- side to tell Mason to go home when he hit her with both hands on the side of the neck. Mason claimed that he did not know whether he hit her or not. Three men who had _ been ciiarged with stealing some pigs, had their case adjourned sine die. Bertram McLean, Kenneth Tillings and William Kloster pleaded not guilty to the charge. Percy Mountjoy, owner of the pigs, said he entered into an agreement with McLean at Orone, whereby McLean would buy two pigs for $20, and that McLean ae go.to his farm and pick the best to from five pigs. : "When I got home I found that McLean had. taken all five pigs." McLean said he thought he had been dissatisfied with the deal so he would take all five pigs, but the next day he re- turned the other three to Mount- joy. A 24-year-old Whitby woman and an 18-year-old youth were placed on a year's probation, after being convicted of abduc- tion. Gloria Ranger and Steven Nicholls, 'evidence showed, had taken a 14-year-old girl to Nova Scotia and back without her parents' consent. Steyen James Maika, of no fixed address, had been picked THE OSHAWA TIMES, 5 Wednesday, June 16, 1965 'up on a charge of. vagrancy after he had requested a female employee of a drug store in Whitby to spray perfume on him and to let him read some nude magazines, When Maika was arrested he had 10 cents in his pocket. : Blair Richardson Has Title On Line HALIFAX (CP)--Blair Rich- ardson will defend his Cana- dian middleweight boxing championship tonight for the first time in nearly two years. The 24-year-old Baptist divin- ity student from South Bar, N.S., meets the No. 1 contender for his Canadian title -- Don Chisholm of Pictou, N.S.--in a scheduled 12-rounder. MAIL RED NOT EXPERT It took a day in Tolstoy's time for mail to reach Moscow from 100 miles away complaints Pravda, but now it takes three days. BROCK -- WHITBY One Complete Show Each Evening _Jacket style or ond wegulaor .... 4,00 :* | | 'OTTENBRITE MEN'S WEAR 103 Dundas St. W. Whitby -- Ph, 668-3261 GREAT GIFTS 'TRO casual -- Terylene and 9.95 SPORT : Permanent crease . . Terylene ond wool . . DRESS SHIRTS BY ARROW - Stripes 4 00 fi For casual and golfing @ and white "9.95 Teryelene Terylene and cotton 12.95 Bathing Suits SWEATERS By Jontzen and Catalina For those coole end $4.00 to $7.95 ff ond'evenings 100 vp OTTENBRITE MEN'S WEAR 103 Dundas St. W., -- WHITBY -- Ph. 668-3261 SYD SILVER FORMALS For Weddings Etc. GLENN FORD Yes... Make Him The Man of The Hour With Specials From The Sportman's Corner. bylaws of the town are also tied|the health and well-being of the into this stipulation. jcustomer has been included in MEDICAL CERTIFICATE |the bylaw involving the instru- Anyone applying for a licence| ments and appliances used in under the newly passed bylaw|the business; towels, wash : must produce a physician's cer-|basins, proper light and ventila-| 5 tificate advising that the em-|tion, and many other aspects of| ployer and all employees havela well operated establishment, submitted to medical examina-| Under the terms of the legis-| © tions within 30 days of the appli-|lation, no room in any premise| cation having been submitted./licensed for hairdressing shall The examination includes ajbe used for living, eating, food chest x-ray which coupled with preparation, bathing or sleep- the complete examination, fur-|ing quarters. It must be exclu-| & ther safeguards the health of the| sively used for hairdressing only public. in complete accordance with the The bylaw approved for hair-| bylaw. : dressing and beauty parlors does} Anyone contravening the by- not pertain to barbershops since|law, it was stated, will be liable the barbers in the community] of conviction to a penalty of not come under Provincial legisla-|less than $50 and not more than tion arranged by the Ontario|$100 exclusive of costs. In case Barber's Association. |of a second offence a penalty of Everything possible to ensure! not less than $300 can be levied. WHITBY (Staff) -- Legislation governing the operation of beauty parlors and hairdressing establishments was recently au- thorized by the Whitby Town Council. Authorization was in the form of Bylaw 2575. setting out the regulations governing the licensing and operation of the businesses. Under the terms of the bylaw, no person sliall be licensed as the owner of a hairdressing es- tablishment in a shop or, in re- spect of a hairdressing estab- lishment in a private home, resi- dence or dwelling unit, or in a basement or cellar unless such basement or cellar has been specifically designed for such type of occupancy. Approval of the medical officer of health _and regulations under the zoning WHITBY PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Victor Agnew Mrs. Bruce Shier, 604 Gilbert Busy In May Mr, Mrs.|st. w., is now convalescing a' ook Oe pares, Se. amt Me her home after undergoing sur-/ AJAX (Staff) -- Three hun- Samuel Kerr, spent a weekend gery at the Oshawa General|dred and eighteen patients were in Jamestown, New York, visit-| Hospital. vi; jadmitted by the Ajax and Pick- ing Mrs, Kerr's sister and broth- ering General Hospital during) er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Barr} The 'Whitby Brass Band|May. During the month 28) babies were born in the insti- for the expanding commun- ity was made known Tues- day, and is the R. H. Cabinet Company. The new firm' currently under. construction on Charles st., Port Whitby, will _ manufacture kitchen cabinets and vanity tables. The labor force at the be- ginning --of- operations will number six cabinet makers plus office staff. Provision for additional employees are among the new _ industry's plans, with additional help employed as business war- rants an increase to at least 24 cabinet makers. Under construction, the building is being developed by R. A. Hottot Construc- tion Co., with the owner also president of the new firm. Plant superintendent, in charge of production, will be John Pellis. When complete, the new firm will contain a business office; showroom and work- shop, the entire structure covering approximately 5,000 square feet. Tentative date for completion of the new industry has been set CRESTS & JACKETS For Your Team | and | | GERALDINE PAGE | Agents for in SAINT HILL-LEVINE |} UNIFORMS MERCANTILE DEPT. STORE Whitby - Plaza EAR HEART" Recommended oes Adult Entertainment ee eee npr ene meget SLEEPING BAGS Full size, wool batt filled, polished cotton outer shell. Full 100" zipper -- Two bags, can be made wet oh a " $597 SLEEPING BAG LINER Removable kasha cloth. Size 36" x 78". Machine washable. Keep your sleeping bog clean and sanitary. $ Our Price .. BOAT. NETS Lee Best quality cotton, aluminum scoop frame. Ap- imately 3 ft. long. Reg. $3.98 Gt mee ee. rhe CANOE SPOONS ie | TV | Gay Purree eee wd te Yooss of oe e SALES Seeeerest esoere® Secece® © SERVICE © REPAIRS SPECIAL 7 | | NEW CONSTABLE Constable Jon King has joined the Whitby Police Department. A former mem- ber of the municipal police force at Arnprior, he served as acting chief constable at Braeside. The local force has four officers, Members Enjoy Pot Luck Supper Ajax Hospital SHORTY'S CIGAR STORE TV OVERHAUL OFFER |} We will completely overhaul |] your TV set and do ony repairs Sindley. Mr. and Mrs. Kerr are from Ireland and are house guests of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Agnew, 905 Lilac Terrace. St. John's Anglican Church Women's. Association is cele- brating its 70th anniversary June 16. This important anni- versary will be marked at a special meeting held at the Church at 2 p.m. Presentations will be made to two charter members Miss Margaret Sleep and Mrs. Clara McIntyre and also to other members of long standing. A feature of the meeting will be an_ illustrated address given by Mrs. E. P. Smyth of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Dunbarton. A special WA historical display and bale suggestive of 1896 is being ar- ranged, A cordial invitation. is ded to all parishioners and interested friends. Mrs. L. F. Richardson will be attending the regional confer- ence for Women of the United Church of the Bay of Quinte and the Montreal and Ottawa Conference to be held at King- ston Queen's University June 18 to 20. Mrs. Richardson, presi- dent of the Bay of Quinte UCW, will attend as a delegate from Ladies' Auxiliary held its last meeting of the present season June 14 at the social room. The president, Mrs.- George Foster, ing party this Saturday when Mr. and Mrs. Morley Smith, Mackay served refreshments. dale, weleomed all present. endars would again be sold by members, It was reported that 11 visits were made to sick and shut-ins. | Miss Ila Newton, Deaconess, was in attendance along with 23 members and one visitor. Mem- chaired the meeting. During the business session members made arrangements for the forthcom- the ladies will be entertaining their husbands at the home of Crawforth st. Plans were made for a family picnic to be held Aug. 29. The place will be an-| 1 nounced at a later date, Mrs.|patients Morley Smith and Mrs: Charles|those for out-patients | Following the supper a short business session was held. It was mentioned that Church cal- tutign. Of the patients admitted 108 were from Ajax, 163 from the Township of Pickering, 22 from Pickering Village, nine from the town of Whitby, four from Whitby Township and one trom Oshawa. ° 1,901 Eight to out-patients. ture x-rays. Laboratory treatments for in- totalled 2,955 while |217. There were 53 minor oper- jations and 41 major operations St. Mark's United Church\as well as 70 ear, eye, nose and Women, Unit No. 7, terminated|throat operations. its present season with a pot luck supper at the church house.|in-patients received physio-| The leader, Mrs. Thomas Farn- |therapy treatments and jout-patients received treatments, . Occupational patients. APPROVES LICENCES Licence Board of Ontario ap- proved dining lounge and lounge licences Tuesday for the Royal Hotel and Wellington Ho- tel in Guelph and the Radio Ho- tel in Kapuskasing, Ont. Also similar) ther-| the gro apy work was done with 32) activities in September. TORONTO (CP)--The Liquor] One-Stop WHITBY -- St. Mark's United Church Women, Unit No. 5, held its June meeting at the home of Miss Laura Pellow June 14 in the form of a pot luck picnic. Unfortunately due to inclement weather it was held inside. Following the supper the lead- The hospital gave treatment| er, Miss Mildred Price, chaired a short business session. All re- hundred and five x-rays were|Ports were read and approved taken in addition to 102 minia-|and the offering collected. Hos- | pi al and home visits to -sick and shut-ins were recorded. Members discussed ways and totalled| means to raise money to pay for the church carpet recently pur- chased. A guest speaker will address \the group at the autumn general Two hundred and eighty-seven|thankoffering meeting. At the close of the meeting 1,033) thanks were expressed to Miss Pellow for opening her home. The group will resume its DECORATING SHOP at four weeks, weather per- mitting. Cost of the con- struction is $20,000. NOW OPEN Lumber and Supply Ltd. YOUR C.P-1. DEALER 701 BROCK ST. N, 668-4451 For Only Plus Parts necessary. 7.50 Il it picked up for $3.50. BROCK RADIO & TV | 125 Brock St. N., Whitby | Phone 668-5830 | --= BECKER'S The Original Jug Milk Store "BUY THE BEST FOR LESS AT BECKER'S" Fether's Day Specials -- Wed. - Sun. Inclusive BECKER'S OWN BOTH FOR ONLY ICE CREAM (BRICKS) and CHOCOLATE CAKE REG. 55¢ PLUS DEPOSIT GRAPE DRINK 3-QT. JUG NOW ONLY 49° Ist GRADE QUALITY BUTTER REG. Sle BQe NOW ONLY The BECKER Milk Store Bring your set to our shop, or have |) 121 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY PH. -- 668-8361 GASZ om 7 ~' aS 2' BEST DAD INSTAMATIC 100 OUTFIT || Reg. 21.50 \f Shorty's Price KODAK MOVIE CAMERA || Film and free 593,95 gadget beg ..... YASHICA MOVIE CAMERA 8 E.S. Electric Eye, Reg, price 49.95. Shorty's price KODAK New Instamatie M2 MOVIE |] CAMERA, weelig Ty load, electric |! drive, Reg. price 59.50. 549, 95 | |} Shorty's price . sa J | CAMERA NEEDS | *16,95 | Dominion 303 Silver -- One of North 'America's fastest selling lures. Reg. 90c Our Price BENOS io Jointed. Canada's favorite pickerel plug. All colors. ; Reg. $1.75 Our Price .... VOBLEX From France. World famous game fish, Reg. 80c. Our Price WORM HARNESS Hand tied, nylon snelled, 3 hook red beated as- sorted spinners Reg. 55¢ Our Price 23° SPINNING REEL Closed faced, complete with monofilment line tomatic drag. Reg. $4.95 bl Pee Large assortment of Spin Casting rods and reels on at Special prices for dad. bers will have a work meeting | approved was a dining lounge| @ Wallpaper and Murals St. Mark's United Church/Sept. 13. Coffee hostesses were) jicence for the Ontario Hotel atl] ¢ Custom Draperies ODAK New Instamatic M 4 MOVIE |) Women. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Samsen, 705 Burns st. w., are in mid- July establishing residence in Scarborough. The Senior Citizens' Club_ is holding a picnic at Springhill Park. The meeting place is at All Saints' Anglican Church at 1.30 p.m. June 17 for transpor- tation. The president of the Sen- for Club, Mrs. Joseph Turner, will "be in charge, assisted by members of Whitby Red Cross. A bus trip to Niagara Falls is being planned. If enough senior citizens are interested this out- ing could be arranged. Please contact Mrs, Turner at 728-2489. Mrs. Gordon Farndale, 604 Centre st. n., is home June 17. at 1 p.m. to mem- bers of St. Mark's United Church Women Unit No. 3 for a pot luck luncheon. opening her} Mrs. Tod Lintner, Mrs. William Hay, and Mrs. Raymond Mar- Crystal Beach. | @ Broadloom e@ C.I.L. Paints and Varnishes OPEN 9 A.M. - 11 P.M. DAILY -- 7 DAYS A WEEK - shall who were also in charge of social games. GERMANS LIKE ICES Ice cream consumption in |West Germany was 2.6 quarts! jper capita in 1964, 26 per cent| |more than the year before. 8 Ibs. of dry cleaning $2.00 |) Mon, to Fri, ---9 a.m, to 9 p.m. @ Flo-Glaze Colori: Paints FRIGIDAIRE Rapid Dry Cleaning DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. Blair Park Plaza |] 107 Byron St. S., Whitby PHONE 668-5862 Sat. -- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. TRUSTS Family Monuments oF a | Created To GOES 8.3 Wh Requirements STAFFORD BROS. | LTD. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 308 Dundas St. West EXECUTORS and TRUSTEES ESTATES AGENCIES CORPORATE TRUSTS \ For Pension Plans Profit Sharing Welfare Plans Cemetery Funds Municipal Funds Bond Issues Established 1889 Whitby BLAIR PARK PLAZA -- WHITBY | | TOWNSHIP OF EAST WHITBY Notice To Owners And Occupants Of Land WEEDS Under the provisions of the WEED CONTROL ACT, PROVINCE OF ONTARIO, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all OWNERS and OCCUPANTS of lands within the TOWNSHIP OF EAST WHITBY THAT. UNLESS NOXIOUS WEEDS on any such lands in the Municipality are DESTROYED BY THURSDAY, JULY 15th, 1965, the Council of the Township of East Whitby has directed R. Pereman, Weed Inspector for the said Township, to enter upon the said lands and to destroy such noxious weeds in such a manner as he may deem proper, and that the costs incurred by the said Weed In- spector in the discharge of his duties shall be charged against the lands éoncerned and placed on the Collectors Roll and such amounts shall be collected in the same manner as taxes under the Assessment Act, UNLESS payment is made to the Township for said costs on or before September, 30th, 1965. WEEDS ARE UNSIGHTLY AND A PUBLIC NUISANCE M. Wm.Goldie, Clerk, Columbus, Ontario. |] CHARCOAL 10 Ki CAMERA. Electric eye, outomatic filter, cartridges load electric drive. |} Reg. price 89.95. $ Shorty's price ........ KODAK MOVIE FILM. per roll *3,89 |] Kodak KODACHROME I! 33 mm. 20 }) Exp. Processing: $ ! |] ineluindea, |] Dynachrome MOVIE FILM $ Processing Included. . 3.25 REMEMBER DAD on June 20th, |! Father's Day with a $ and 1 |] BRIGHAM BRIAR PIPE 195 up ue or aes |] BAYER ASPIRIN 100 for only GUNS AND FISHING TACKLE dad Develoni 10% LESS Kiddies SWIMMING POOLS ond AIR MATTRESSES oo 89° per bag SPINNING REELS Mitchell "300° -- Complete with 2 spools, Our Price 19.97 BAR-B-QUES Large assortment of Bar-B-Ques -- All at drasti- cally reduced prices for father! LOUNGES Saran Chased -- 4 positions, full size, extra heavy aluminum tubing for dad. Reg. $9.95 sf 97 Our Price 2 Eastern Canada's Largest REEL and ROD REPAIR CENTRE OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. SPORTSMAN'S CORNER 103 BYRON ST. S. -- WHITBY PHONE 668-4511