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¥ & THE OSHAWA TIMES. Wednesday. January 12, 1966 Committees Appointed By Darlington Council HAMPTON -- Rey. Charles Catto minister of Hampton United Church delivered an. ap- propriate message and offered prayer to open the deliberations of the Darlington Township Council at its inaugural meet- ing last week. Committees for 1966 were named as follows: finance -- C. Down, Mrs. M. Budai and Reeve Blanchard; roads -- Deputy Reeve H. Muir, R. Gibbs and Reeve Blanchard; bylaws and legislation -- Mrs. M. Budai, H. Muir and A. Blanchard; public properfy and agriculture -- R. Gibbs, C. Down and Reeve Blanchard; committee of adjustment--S. E. White, R. DeCoe, W. Pascoe, Mrs. Ron Clemens and Harold Watson; industrial committee -- Robert Stevens, W. Henry, Har- old Balson, Harry Gay, W. Par- rinder and D. G. Kemp. Roy McGill was reappointed for a three-year term on the planning board. Mrs. Mary Budai and Deputy Reeve Muir will represent the council Other members of the board are -Reeve Blanchard or his ap- pointee was authorized to attend the 1966 convention of the Asso-| ciation of Rural Municipalities. | The road superintendent and) road committee were author- ized to attend the annual) convention of the Ontario Good Roads Association. All council' members were registered to at- tend the one-day seminar prior) to the convention. j Councillor R. Gibbs was ap-| pointed to the Durham Federa-| tion of Agriculture. | D. G. Kemp oras appointed assistant assessor on a part-| time basis. The assessor may, | with the approval of council,| retain his services from time | to time. } Council authorized the borrow-| ing of money not to exceed/ $400,000 to meet current expendi-| tures | Two bylaws were passed by| council. The first will regulate the construction and provide for! the safety of buildings. The sec-| ond will regulate parking on public streets. Accounts in the amount of| ------ EVERY ARTICLE OF MERCHANDISE IS REDUCED AT LEAST BY 20% WITH MANY, MANY ITEMS REDUCED UP TO 50% We have just successfuly completed our third year of bysiness in Whitby Plaza, so to mark this occasion and show our appreciation for your valued patronage we are offering these terrific sale values. Each and every article in the store is greatly reduced and this includes such goods as socks, underwear and all staple merchandise. All merchandise is from our regular stock and not specially purchased sale goods. Much of L. R. Dunn Cecil Quantrill,| $97,007.26 were passed for pay-. Lioyd Ayre, and V. Cookson. 'ment. | BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE | Showed Little Respect _ For Law, Driver Told BOWMANVILLE -- An Osh-| The crown produced Heib's awa man went to jail for 30/driving record which began days following conviction in|with careless driving in 1961 magistrate's court here Tues-|and included driving while his day. He produced a permit! licence was under suspension, while his licence was under sus-| failing to notify police of an ac- pension. jcident, driving an unsafe ve- Evidence was that Danieljhicle, failing to produce proof) Breen, 368 Nipigon st., had Tun| of insurance, leaving the scene his car into the ditch on Han-jof an accident and drunk! cock rd. where the officer found| driving. him in an intoxicated condition. His record showed conviction; A wild 85-mile-an-hour chase for driving while intoxicated in|esulted in a charge of careless 1962, driving while his licence/driving for a Campbellford) was under suspension the same| man year, which had given him 30, Donald Stephens, RR 5, told days in jail; two months for in-| Magistrate R. B. Baxter his! toxicated driving in 1963 and a/speedometer was not working) $100 fine for careless driving. |and one of his headlights was "This man has little respect) giving him trouble for the Highway Traffic Act, the) An OPP officer on Highway Criminal Code or other people/401 noticed the car turning off using the highway," concluded) on to Highway 35 at a high rate Magistrate R. B. Baxter. }of speed and notified a fellow officer observing traffic two A Whitby man will spend the| miles farther north. The second next 30 days in jail following/officer saw Stephens' car ap- conviction for driving while his|proaching and gave chase north, licence was under suspension.|through the village of Orono. | Jacob Warner Heib, RR 2,| Part of the time the fleeing car pleaded guilty. was driven with its lights out in He had driven a truck belong-|an attempt to avoid pursuit. ing to George May*from Har-| Conviction brought a fine of mony rd. s., to the service sta-|$75 and costs, or seven days in tion at the corner of Townline] jail. An emergency brake, that and Highway 2. In backing out/failed to hold when the officer of a parking space he collided) stopped him, cost Mr. Stephens | with another car resulting in| another $10 and costs, or an ad- minor damage. ditional five days. North American Executive Called Business Soft Spot "TORONTO (CP)--A senior ex-|advantage in foreign competi- ecutive says North American'tion," Mr. Devlin says. business isn't in fighting trim) Outlining his views i; ® 4 views to a semi and much of the fat is in execu-/nar of the American Marketing tive ranks Association, he added: John Devlin, president of} oy : Rothmans of Pall Mall Canada f we are really serious Ltd., says foreign companies|200ut combatting rising costs can compete in North American . the first place to start markets not so much because of |Msht well-be in the executive lower labor costs, but because |"@nks. of figures that show up on the) wanrs ONE-MAN RULE Ecce erg end of the bal-| wr. Devlin suggests North a. . American business should re- o A ar lt ltr onran en, roa fest igs eee Ma jdown on group and committee € examp ag a4 -- can|thinking company with plants in Europe! ,, ce ' and in the United States. Today we have the demo- The European operation has "atic corporate head, who sets 1,300 employees and the U.s.\UP economists, efficiency ex- plant 1,200, but in terms of saj-\Perts, market analysts, statisti- aried employees it's a different/©l2"S, market experts and le- story--912 in the U.S. compared |2*! advisors; then he gets more with 221 in Europe. experts to find out who is sup- ie US. toa ke chairman of the board, a presi- dent, five vice-presidents, and an executive staff of 42 per- One-Stop sons. The European firm is run by a managing director, a key assistant and their two secreta- DECORATING ries. "Here in North America we SHOP have the most expensive ap- proach to industrial manage-/| © Wallpeper and Murels ment that exists anywhere on : bee papa © dis-| Garth, and this is a basic dis © C.I.L. Paints end Varnishes rE ® Flo-Glaze Celorizer Points Fuel Oil DODD & SOUTER CALL DECOR CENTRE LTD. PERRY 107 Byron St, $., Whitby Day or Night 723-3443 FROME 660-5008 BROC One Complete Program Each WHITBY Evening -- Starting et 7:30 THE YEAR'S MOST GLITTERING CAST! EVERYTHING HAPPENS IN.. De Yellow Rll Reyer Begins 8:50---Recommended As ADULT ENTERTAINMENT <<scnieaanScanstsen.scmacnemerceorems_» --- 2nd FEATURE ATTRACTION ALSO Begins 7:30 "THE FIGHTING WILDCATS" WithKeefe Bresselig -- Kay Callerd our winter and seasonal goods are reduced up to 50%. Truly genuine savings. MEN'S FINE QUALITY ENGLISH WORSTED SUITS In Latest Styles And Shades REGULAR PRICE $69.50 TO $79.50 Anniversary Sale Price 54,50 & 63.50 YOUNG MEN'S NATURAL SHOULDER STYLE SUITS 100% wool worsteds in latest shades of blues, blacks and greys REGULAR PRICE $59.50 Sale Price . re 45.00 FORSYTHE DRESS SHIRTS stripes or whites in regular or dome tab collar styling sizes 14-18 REGULAR PRICE $5.00 AND $6.00 This Sale Only . . . 3.99 & 4.79 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS REGULAR $5.00 RANGE Sale Price . . . 3.88 or 3 for 10.00 REGULAR $6.00 RANGE Sale Price. . . 4.79 or 3 for 13.00 MEN'S PILE LINED JACKET & CAR COATS REGULAR PRICED FROM $16.95 TO $29.95 Sale Price from. . . 11.99 to 21.00 BOYS' AND GIRLS' SNOW SUITS -JACKETS & COATS REGULAR PRICE FROM $7.95 TO $17.95 Sale Price from ... 4.99 to 11.99 BOYS' DRESS SUITS Latest styles in solids and neat patterns REGULARLY PRICED FROM $18.95 TO $29.95 Sale Price ..... 15.15 to 23.95 MEN'S DRESS SLACKS Wool blends -- 100% wool & terylene & wool REGULAR $9.95 TO $19.95 Sale Price from . . . 7.95 to 15.95 ~ CONTINENTAL, IVY OR REGULAR STYLES MEN'S TOP COATS Finely tailored oie wool top coats with cashmere finish -- izes 36-to 46 -- Also talls REGULAR PRICE $59.50 Sale Price. . . . . « « 45.00 This Special Sale starts Thursday, January 13 at 9:00 A.M. and continues til Saturday, January 22 at 6:00 P.M. Shop early to avoid disappointment MEN'S STETSON HATS in smart snap brim styles REGULAR $8.95 ENRIRE STOCK MEN'S VAN KIRK HATS REGULAR PRICE $6.95 VY Price . . . . Just 3.50 each MEN'S WORK CLOTHING Haugh's 88 Tug a War Forest Green Drill Work Pant REGULAR $4.95 Sale Price . . . . . pair 3.95 Buy The MATCHING SHIRT Just 3.15 ' MEN'S WORK JACKETS Olive Green Hip Length Jacket With Heavy Quilted Lining REGULAR $8.95 ee ee Also --~ Heavy Duck Olive Green HYDRO PARKA REGULAR $13.95 Sale Price . . . os « 908 ALL HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Such as Blankets, Pillowcases and First Quality Ibex Flannelette Sheets Reduced by 20% LADIES' BRAND NAME NYLONS By Trimfit and Phantom REGULAR PRICE $1.00 AND $1.29 Sale Price . . . 79c to 99c per pair ag ONE SPECIAL RACK LADIES' DRESSES REGULAR TO $29.95 All At One Sale Price . . each 5.00 ENTIRE STOCK LADIES' DRESSES 20% OFF Sale Price Cash Your Baby Bonus Cheque at the Mercantile And Enter The Monthly Baby Bonus Draw $25.00 In Merchandise To The Winner During This Sale We Maintain Our Store Policy Of TOP QUALITY MERCHANDISE The Only Change Is The Price. MERCANTILE DEPARTMENT STORE 321 BROCK ST. SOUTH WHITBY PLAZA -- WHITBY PHONE 668-3468