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WHITBY DAY - BY - DAY Meeting Will Discuss Small Animal Shelter WHITBY (Staff) -- The chair- man of firelight and community services Councillor Harry Ink: pen was advised by resolution of town council, to call a meet- ing between southern Ontario * County ee for en purpose of discussing a sma animal shelter. The question arose following the discussion of a request by the Whitby Branch of the On- tario Humane Society for the town to participate in the oper- ation of the shelter, If approved, the shelter could possibly be located on Hopkins st., in the town of Whitby. The shelter| would be a one-storey building including office, reception room and quarters for the supervisor. The proposed shelter would provide adequate area for 'runs' and a pleasant small park for visitors. The property aforemen- tioned, however, was described as ideal in the report with one exception. Smoke from a near- by smelter might make the location undesirable, Further investigations for a suitable spy be get othe ipa Bip mt site are continuing. If approved, the town would have a 'smal animal shelter' which would have a supervisor on duty equipped with a truck, The town, however, would still have to pick up the dogs or other animals in town and de- liver them to the shelter. Councillor Harry Inkpen agreed the motion by Deputy Reeve Brooks was a good one and could possibly produce something to the advantage of the community. : Councillor Attersley suggested ie was interested in investiga- tion of any project which could decrease the costs of dog con- trol to the ratepayers. He said, however, he had several calls from people who had dogs pick- ed up by the dog control offi- cer, "These people could find) nothing wrong with our present) dog control officer," he said. | Councillor Bevan To Retire WHITBY (Staff) -- Whitby Councillor George Bevan will not stand for re-election at the forthcoming municipal election|troduced to council four years in the community, he announced Monday night. Councillor Bevan comments, from a prepared address to council, were: "Tt is with mixed feelings that I announce that in the forthcoming election for coun- cil I will not be standing for re-election. "Serving on council for the past four years has not only been a great honor but a chal- lenge and a priceless exper- fence. I have tried to do my best at all times, and hope I have succeeded in making a worthwhile contribution to our municipality. A few of the things I had the pleasure of in- troducing to council were the Organization Study by Manage- ment Consultants, the setting up of a Co-ordinating Committee for Public Services on Streets, Streamlining the handling of council correspondence and the need for a Community Chest. Council Plans No Parking Area WHITBY Whitby Town Council approved a motion re- questing no parking be allowed on the south side of Dundas st. @., between Blair st. and the Prepare List Of E WHITBY -- The Whitby town clerk will prepare a lis He to eoming election, it was agreed at the council meeting Monday night. When completed, the list will] be read to the general public on|Vista Ratepayers' Association is nomination night, it was further) agreed. The question arose when Dep- uty-Reeve George Brooks ques- tioned the advisability of so| many public meetings schedul- t of pub-jthe coming municipal election. be held in the|He suggested that town in regard to the forth-|meetings could result in poor attendance at any one meeting. |p It is gratifying to me that this latter item has recently mater- jalized. The first motion I in- the Steinberg parking lot Saturday evening. The occa- sion was a mammoth car smash held by the Whitby Drag Knights, with all pro- ceeds going to the hospital Destroying a car to secure donations for the Whitby General Hospital, Dr, Ken- neth Hobbs, hospital build- ing chairman, is shown on top of a vehicle parked in HOSPITAL BUILDING CHAIRMAN WIELDS HAMMER campaign. Dr. Hobbs con- tributed to the campaign taking several good strikes at the car with a heavy sledge hammer, --Oshawa Times Photo Mr. Brooks said he was pre- jared to attend any public meeting. He said the Blair Park holding one meeting, the North- ern Heights Ratepayer's Asso- ciation a second meeting and, the Whitby Chamber of Com./® merce is planning three meet- ings. WHITBY PERSONALS A most successful dance was! held last Saturday evening at) the Femia residence, 331 Dove-| dale dr., arranged by the newly} formed Blair Park Vista Teen| Club with the following in) charge of the event: Dennis Me- nard, Sherrall Femia, Jinny Nichols, Archie Heinan, Joan Doble, Jerry Keys, Barry) Shaw and Barbara Shaw. | Members "of Blair Park Vista} Ratepayers Association who act-| ed as chaperones were; Mrs. C. Hawkins, Line Pridie, C. Pol- lock and Mrs. Ma! Femia. Forty dollars was raised from this| event and will be utilized for, forthcoming projects including al Teen-dance to be held at R. A.| Hutchison School, Nov. 20 for! Teen Club members only. Last Sunday afternoon Teen members held a "Curb Service Car Wash" in the Park Vista firea which proved to be also most successful. 4 Four Leaf Clover Parent-| Teacher Group is holding its first meeting of the fall season Nov. 3 with the president, Mrs Ross Clark, in the chair. All parents are urged to attend. Lionette Sylvia Ballard, Am-| bassador st., Ajax, is opening| her home to Ajax Lionettes on! Council Calls Meeting Pound unsigned, and only bore typed signature of Al David- son, Humane Society Inspector. The report bore out the news reports of cigarette butts and paper matches, plus chicken the} WHITBY -- Mrs. Mary Ink- pei, Wortiy Matron and James E, Martin, Worthy Patron, pre- sided at the last official meet- ing of their year of the Order of the Eastern Star, Oct. 28. 'Mrs. Grace Guthrie, conduc- tress, introduced Mrs. Edna An- derson, PGM of Grand Chapter of Ontario, Bowmanville; Mrs. Yelma Sutton, WM of Durham Chapter, Bowmanville; Past Matrons of Whitby Chapter: Mrs. Anna Patterson, Mrs. Elsie Goose, Mrs, Julia Thomas, Mrs. Grace Blow, Mrs, Mae Phair, Mrs. Louella Cook, Mrs. Margaret Mustard. Mrs. Adelia White, PM of Blue Ray Chapter, Port Perry and Mrs. Caroline Jackson of Donnfield Chapter, Dundee, Scotland were warmly wel- comed. Mrs. Grace Fisher, a new member, was also wel- comed, Mrs. Grace Guthrie reported favorably on the result of the bazaar held Oct. 16 in the Masonic building. Winners of prizes were: Mrs. T. Ramsey, Mrs, R. Agg, Mrs. Anne Boots, Mrs, E. Winter, Mrs. M. Jor- dei, Mrs. M, Jamieson, Mrs. B. Coath, Mrs. A. White, Dor- othy Archer, Miss M. Hill, Mrs. J. Johnston, Mrs. M. Steer, Miss G. Fenemore, Mrs. R. Hoar, Mrs. A. Sturgess, Mrs. County Speech Contest Set UXBRIDGE -- The annual On- tario County Junior Farmer De- bating and Public Speaking Competition will be held at the Uxbridge Secondary School, Nov. 11, at 8 p.m. The topic for the debate this Order Ot Eastern Star Welcomes Many Visitors ¥, Cutcheon, Miss B. McEachren, Miss §. Massel, Michael Wood, Mrs. J. Thomas, Mrs. B, Cos- way, Mrs, L. Pooker and Mrs. H. Rose. hrie, R. 5s Gut Ovens Pennycook, v2 Me. Tre SETAWA riers, Twessay, Wovember %, TYSR & Chest Money Tl aurine Te ai Wassy Ab WHITBY -- Robert Cawker, campaign chairman of the Whit- by Community Chest, reported 4 People Hurt In Accidents AJAX (Staff) -- Three accl- dents, within three hours at two intersections on the Base _ ing report on Grand Chapter, and secretary. ceived today that returns during the weekend were very aging. A total of $1,452 was received on Saturday and Monday. A special meeting of-the board of directors of the chest and sec- tion chairmen was held Monday night to report on their individ- ual results and to review their respective canvasses, Richard Matthews, president of the chest, said that more than 6,000 pieces of mail have been forwarded to prospective con- tributors, including professional ple, contractors and retired persons in the district. Industrial employee groups have begun their employee can- jvass. The results should be known within the next two weeks. The downtown canvass Mrs, Cora Fallow, associate matron, gave a most interest- Ajax and Pickering Hospital for treatment. Sandra Conway, 478 Park rd. s., Oshawa was taken to the hospital after her car was in- volved in a collision with a car driven by Elwood McCrea, gr st. followed by the annual reports from all conveners, treasurer Numerous invitations were re- to installation cere- monies, The following were ac- cepted: Ontario Chapter, Nov. 1; Sunbeam Chapter, Nov. 4; Sunland Chapter, Nov. 13. A lovely luncheon served by Mrs, Christine Archibald and her committee was enjoyed. PRESBYTERIANS PLAN CHURCH WHITBY -- The congrega- Gravolin ave., Bay Ridges the intersection of Bayly and McKenzie ave. Mr. and Mrs. Raffaele La- torri, 717 Maria st., Whitby and Josephine Santoro, 133 Annes when the car driven by Mr. Latorri was involved in a cole lision with a car driven by ert Cochrane, 25 Tudor st., Ajaz, at the same in In a collision at the corner of Bayly st, and Monarch ave., the drivers were Barry Noland, 102 tion of St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church, at a special meeting last Sunday, decided unanimously to build a new church and Christian Educa- tion Building on Cochrane st., is still under way and should be concluded by the weekend. "The people of Whitby should realize there will be no door-to- door canvass. There are 10 agen- cles in the chest which means Tulloch dr., Ajax and Melinda Alexander, Kingscourt Apart- ments, Ajax. Ajax police estimated the total damage in the three acci- dents totalled $3,100. immediately north of Fairview Lodge. ; St. Andrew's Church, which this year celebrated its 132nd anniversary, has been locat- ed in the present building, at the corner of Byron and St. John sts., for 106 years. A planning and building committee, consisting of 18 members, representative of all departments of the congre- gation, was appointed to ar- rive at a proposal which will satisfy the present and fu- ture needs of the Presbyterian cause in this rapidly growing community. there will be 10 fewer canvasses in the town," Mr. Matthews said, ; CITY HALL PLANNED FREDERICTON (CP)--Plans for a new $1,188,000 city hall have been presented to city council in the New Brunswick capital. Administrative offices would be housed in a five-storey section and the council cham- ber in a two-floor area. The structure would be built on the site of the present city hall on downtown Queen Street over- JUST ARRIVED ! New Fall Tailored TO MEASURE SAMPLES @ House of Hobberlin @ Tip Top Talon USS EEVE MEN'S SHOP 129 Broek St. $., _ PHONE 668-2091 year is "Resolved that Farm) Credit is too readily available to Ontario Farmers'. This time- ly and controversial topic should provide excellent discussion for ithe debating teams represent- ing the local Junior Farmer Clubs of Ontario County. Judges will select the top four debaters, who will then repre- sent Ontario County in the Pro- bones, being served to the im- pounded dogs. Earlier in the discussion, Coun- cillor Harry Inkpen had stated the dog control officer had fed the dogs scraps which included Steak bones. Mayor Mowat said the author- lity of the SPCA officers was be- ing investigated by the Crown Attorney. Ratepayers Plan Election Meeting WHITBY (Staff) -- The Blair Park Vista Ratepayers' Associ- ation will hold a question and answer meeting for all candi- dates for twon council Nov. 22, in the R. A. Hutchinson Public School, Mrs. Betty. Kimball, secre- tary of the association, said in a letter to council that a large number of new people in the area would like the opportun- ity to meet all candidates. Candidates for both council and public school board are in- vited to the meeting, it was suggested. vincial Junior Farmer Debating |Competition. The program will also include ithe annual public speaking com- |petition, in which the contest- jants will be required to deliver |both prepared and impromptu ispeeches. The winner of this jcompetition will be eligible to lenter the Provincial Public |Speaking Competition to be held at the Junior Farmer Confer- ence in Toronto early next year. All Junior Farmers and lfriends are invited to attend the looking the St. John river. BROCK One Complete Program Each WHITBY Evening -- Starting eat 7:30 Whitby To Honor Fallen Heroes WHITBY (Staff) -- Remem- brance Week will be commemo- rated in Whitby from Nov. 5 to 11, it was announced at the town council meeting Monday night. The request for such an re- membrance was placed by the Branch 112, Royal Canadian Legion, of Whitby, along with three other related requests. The town council gave unani- mous approval to the Legion's request for a Poppy Day Can- vass Friday evening, Nov. § and Saturday, Nov. 6. The Legion Branch will hold a church parade at 10.45 a.m., Sunday, Noy. 7, and the Re- membrance Day parade as | ALSO 2nd FEATURE ATTRACTION STARTS 7:30 "SIGNPOST TO MURDER eri joanne Woodward -- Stuart Whi RE MENDED AS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT competitions. usual on Nov. 11. ne sceiasabeciaisionent an TELEVISION ~- RADIO HOLMES ELECTRONICS 24-Hour Service wuirsy 668-5679 HOW GOOD ARE TODAY'S CARS ? Back in the days when grandad was a |ago was for a code of ethics, and} \it is my one regret that this was 'Human nature being what it| is, differences of opinion will! of people together. This has| sometimes resulted in very heat-| did they go beyond the council} chamber. work with you gentlemen. The effort I have put into municipal Cr tuin'ee'st LO Debate Dog and knowledge I have gained. | : : ; "My sincere thanks to our) WHITBY (Staff) -- A motionjbad publicity arising from news wonderful co-operation and tojlicity concerning the Whitby dog|said he had made it his busi- the voters who supported me. It}pound was approved by town/ness to investigate the condi- their confidence. |tion arose over a report from} 'The dog control officer said "To those who will be elected|Ontario Humane Society inspec-|he was serving scraps to the tend my best wishes for s suc-/paper matches, chicken bones|the dog biscuits they were re- cessful term of office." land other scraps were being fed/ceiving," Mr. Inkpen stated. | Reeve Everett Quantrill draft-jed that canned dog food was fed led a motion to the effect that/to the dogs but they refused to 1) bylaw grill be drawn up by the the Humane Society genera lOFFICER'S DECISION manager, Thomas Hughes; On "The dog control officer took) ed to council. /Allan Davidson; Police Chief a : |George Rankine and Whitby Dog|ScTaPs,"" Mr. Inkpen said. He lection M eti s further advised the scraps were } 4 i e Ing: jrequested to attend the meeting. drums as the news reports in- |VARIETY OF STORIES dicated. He further explained |difference.and variation of stor-|plained and no dogs had become i ill from eating scraps. dogs at the pound. 'We have no alternative but to call a speciallig not the best, but work is scheduled to begin on it soon," cleared up. It is a serious mat- ter when someone feeds chicken) poohed news reports of the bad conditions in regard to food,) "You don't serve animals chick- | n bones,"' he added. are not near as bad as reported in the newspapers." Councillor Tom Edwards sug-| |gested the matter definitely had/had as yet to receive any report} I from anyone who carried out) know what is going on at the dog pound," he said. ported in the newspapers and a a: | national televisi t ; Wednesday for its regular meet-itg a news story about two ion network. He Ing. jmonths ago which concerned/Thomas Hughes, general man- ager of the Humane Society, for and Mrs. Ken Peppard, is cele.|treatment plant. The dog con- brating her first birthday today,|'Tol officer had reported at that/to the council before giving it ry to the news media. T. J. Burns, of Kitchener, is|the pound to, die. "We investi- visiting his sister, Mrs. Louis/gated this and found it wasn't/tary of the Whitby Branch of the Humane Society, was sitting in "The sewage treatment plant Dales generat, ee found to be exceptionally| council and the mayor that such and Mrs. Hugh Ashby, Hugh a report had been turned in on Ashby and their son, Dwayne,' Councillor Bobbie Attersley, REPORT UNSIGNED of Hampton. questioned the council on whe-|. Mayor Mowat debated the atrick|the right to refuse entry to the'given a mimeo . ; jth se graphed copy of rag Mrs. A. C. Smith,iumane Society Officers. the report Miss Sissons referred Emily Foy, on Sunday the Catho-|; i i syria Aleph : ~-linto any place at any time with-|Reading from the report, Mayor lic Church Extension Society|"' 5 warrant," Quantrill ex-|/Mowat suggested the report was| ca = Sunday at the home of Monseig:| to animals they have the au- \thority to investigate," he add- ery, Buffalo, N.Y., were week-| The entire question came to a end visitors at the home of Mr, {oiling point when Councillor a An firelight. and. community _ ser- ete st. vices committee, referred to the Mrs. Harold Collins, celebrated|Bey and Jane Atkinson, Leslie her seventh birthday Oct. 29. To} Anne, Billy and Susan Hayes, e'en birthday part was arrang-|Cindy Weller, Kristine' Rawn, ed with the following guests: | Bonny Irvine and Darlene's bro- not accepted. arise where you get a group| ed arguments, but at no time| "It has been a privilege to) work, and any contribution I| than repaid by the experience administrative staff for theirjto clear the air of bad pub-jreports of the dog pound. He is my hope that I have justified| council Monday night. The ques-|tions. to form the new council I ex-|tors to the effect cigarette butts,|dogs because they would not eat jto impounded dogs. |The councillor further explain CPR subway. The necessaryjall persons concerned, includingjeat it. bylaws committee and present-tario C y . > Mi P jtario County Humane Inspector it upon himself to feed the dogs! Control Officer George Chase be in Go quart Buckets and not ed to be held in connection with too many| Thhe reeve noted there was ajthat no dog owners had com- ies concerning the food served "The dog pound we maintain meeting to have this matter he said. The councillor pooh- bones to animals,"' he said. stating, 'The conditions inside Seconding the reeve's motion, | Mayor Warren Mowat said he} to be cleared up. '"'We must such an inspection as was re- Councillor Edwards referred said he was disappointed with! Donna Louise, daughter of Mr,|"ats. coming from the sewage ; not turning such a report over) jtime the rats were crawling into Miss Muriel Sissons, secre- Rousseau, Sr., Reedaire court. true," Mr. Edwards stated. S | the audience. She informed the Sunday 'dinner guests" were clean and free of rats." 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