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SANITARY SEWER PROJECT UNDER WAY from Arthur to below Brock to be placed in the ground, st. Here sewer pipes wait --Oshawa Times Photo Ajax Complex Cost Higher Than Expected A letter to the architect)because they stipulated in_ request for tenders "only union) contractors need bid" on a pro- been started in-the Town of Construction of a sanitary Whitby. The sewer will run sewer on Arthur st, has Orono Chamber Names Officers | ORONO (TC) --The Chamber of Commerce hel their annual dinner meeting in a 40 present. The nominating chaired by H. AJAX (Staff) -- Town coun-|tion a cil's proposed municipal com-|from the Toronto Building and) plex may cost about 70 percent) Construction Trades Council said|c more than was anticipated. | this he agg has 2 re at # aliwith this. organization "and) y ' ve -- ats speciatl would be considered an unfdir/hoped construction on the com- $716.308 ns 5738 000 y coma contractor by the building|plex would start this year. fice: President, R. C. 0 held Glover, presented the budget for the Odd Fellow's Hall with about committee, Partner, pre- | |sented the following slate of offi- M. Smith said he|cers which were elected to of- Forrester; KEDRON (TC) Members of the congregation of Kedron United Church enjoyed a pot- luck supper in the Sunday School room on Thursday even- ing, prior to reports and business of the annual meeting. The resignation of John (Jack) Glover from the board of trus- tees was reluctantly accepted. It was decided not to appoint another trustee at this time. The new secretary of the con- gregation, Mrs. R. S. Bishop, repsaces Clarence Werry. Mr. Werry was not sure how long he had served in this capacity, but the records he turned over to Mrs. Bishop dated back to 1935. This would indicate more than 28 years of dedicated serv- ice, Newly elected members of the board of stewards are H. M. (Bert) Smith, Ronald Sproule and William Coe. Re-elected to the Session for another six-year term was C. F. Werry. Mrs. B. A. MacDonald replaces Mrs. R. §. Bishop as press represen- _|tative. Permission was granted to the flower committee to make donations to the M. and M. 'Fund or some other suitable \charity in lieu of sending flowers ito bereaved families. General fund treasurer, J. K. ithe coming year. A_ total! of 1$9,368 will be required to meet ithe proposed objectives. This jrepresents an increase over last lyear's budget of $1,294. The bulk of the increase is assigned to \the mortgage on the new manse at Columbus. The UCW_ groups raised $1,504.26 and show a balance on Reviews Year _ UXBRIDGE -- A successful tour of recently remodelled dairy barns was held Jan. 18 in Ontario County, Taking part in the tour were 125 dairy farmers. the farm of Arthur Stableford at Cresswell, RR 1. This is a new single storey frame dairy barn, with 30 comfort stalls, Completely controlled environ- ment is stressed in this barn. There is complete control by the use of various sized fans, of air temperature and humidity. The second visit was made to Smithlands, Limited, Oshawa RR 1. This farm is owned by Neil and Glen Smith, It is a new loose housing layout for 100 cows. One large pole barn con- tains two loafing areas, two straw and hay storage areas. The silo is located behind the pole barn, and the automatic feeder runs through the pole barn and out into the yard. The milking unit is located in a separate building on the south side of the yard. This building Christian Reform Ladies Have Meet Christian Reformed Church | Ladies Society of Work and |Pray held its regular meeting |Jan. 20 at the Church Hall. | President, Mrs. Jerry Junk- heer opened the meeting by welcoming everyone jand with prayer. | All members \Seriptule reading. Mrs. |Heeringa gave the introduction The first visit was made to Church 'Ontario County Farms Toured By Dairy Farmers contains milk house, 'washroom. This ckson. is barn. Stalls were made by ate barn support posts. Department of Lindsay, Ontario, Fair, tive, Uxbridge. and H. milking parlour, holding area, office and The third visit was to the farm of Jackson Bros., Brooklin, This farm is owned by Alf and Doug free stall using in an old conventional barn. The milking parlor is out- side and connected to the origi- nal barn. There are two rows of stalls face to face in the main barn, and two rows of stalls that face out in the L of the local welding show to incorpor- The tour was arranged and supervised by Howard Nodwell, Agricultural Engineer with the Agriculture, L. agricultural representa- THE OSHAWA, TIMES, Mondey, Jenuary 24, 1966 5 Hold Meeting Benevolent Rebekah Lodge No, 132 held its regular meeting Jan. 19 at the IOOF hall, Noble Grand, Sister Verna Attwood opened the meeting in regular form, assisted by Vice Grand, Sister Sheila Gordon, who reported for the visiting committee. Members are sorry to learn that Brother William Pellow is in Oshawa General Hospital for surgery, also that Sister Isabel Meier is confined to her home with sickness. ly recovery wishes were ex ed to them. Visitors for the evening were: Sister Jean Ellicott, District Dpeuty President of Oshawa West No, 7, also some members of Joy Rebekah Lodge, Brougham. All enjoyed the even- i ng. Sister Ellicott installed in their Fair Condition BOWMANVILLE (Staff) again today |Memorial Hospital following car accident Friday. A hospital way 2 at Soper Creek. took part in| His car swung off the road| , ian and crashed upside down by the | side of the creek. Accident Victim Allan Ross Quantrill, 22 Church st., Orono, is in 'fair condition" in Bowmanville spokesman said this morning that there was no change in his condition. Quan- trill was seriously hurt after his present/ C8? went out of control on High- respective office, Sister Donna Martin recording secretary, Sis- ter Alma Dewey, musician, who were absent due to illness at the initial installation ceremony. Jan. 31 will be the 48th an- niversary as a member of Ben- evolent Rebekah Lodge for Sis- ter Jane Anderson. Members will be visiting Mrs. Anderson and congratulations and best wishes will be forwarded. The next CP and T meeting will be held Feb. 1 at 7 p.m. The meeting closed and a social hour was enjoyed with refresh- ments being served by the com- mittee in charge. Thenext Benevolent Rebekah meeting will be held Feb, 2. Rebekah, No. 132 Combat Unit Passes Test SUBIC BAY, Philippines (AP) The soft-spoken captain of the world's largest warship said with professional pride: "'The only way to really test a com- bat unit is in combat, And we've done it." The warship is the atomic. powered 85,350-ton U.S. aircraft carrier Enterprise. The captain is James Lemuel Holloway, 43. Holloway relaxed Saturday in his carpeted cabin after a 45- day cruise off Viet Nam, the first combat patrol ever under- _-- by a nuclear surface ves- sel. "We went on the line Dec. 2 for the first time. The (aircraft carrier) Kitty Hawk had posted a record of 131 combat sorties in one day. The second day on the line, we did 137. A week later, we flew 165 combat sor- ties in one day." That was the pace the Enter- prise set from then on. A sor tie is one flight by one airplane. "We did stand down 12 hours for Christmas," Holloway said. That was the only break for the 5,000-man crew until the - Enterprise sailed to the Philip- pines for a brief rest before set- | ae out again with the U.S. 7th Fleet. LIVE BY SEA SILVER Norway is the world's second Atlantic fishing country, with a catch of 1,330,979 tons in 1963 nveree with Russia's 1,679,- 3. j ee |FOUR TENDERED estimated cost of the project|!rades | : was $440,000. | Councillor William LeGross| The four companies Architect Abe Zeidler said the|said this should be taken into) four tenders were close "'be-| consideration when awarding Construction cause contractors had subcon-|the contract. Mr. Zeidler said) <™8" j : tracted about 80 per cent of the|he had worked with the West|Construction, $724,603; and Doy! : ' , |Hinton Ltd., $726,000. job and subcontract figures were|York company before and felt The complex includes a fire that struction 716,300; Michael Wade $718,504; Malan ltendered were West York Con-| vice-president, H. Partner; sec- " on Scripture reading. This was retary, R. Hazeldene; treasurer |nand of $645.41. A donation of| ee ae followed: by a discussion. R. Dickson; Directors, P.M, {3908 to reduce the principle of} During intermission: light re- Lunn, G. Watson, Wm. Reid,|the Kedron share of the manse| + ot ments were served. A |Alf. Johnson, J. C. Tamblyn, F, mortgage as to De made M-| miscellanous discussion was al- E. Lycett and Charles Arm- Mediately from this fund. iso held when plans 'were made strong. | The treasurer's report from in at for the group to hold a home- - 'eq the M. and M. Fund indicated), " D The treasurer's report showed a donation of $1,493.94 sent to| Dake sale, Feb. 3 at the church BROCK One Complete Program Each WHITBY Evening -- Starting at 7:30 BA Meet McGuire-undercover man STILL ROAM DESERT | Half Saudi Arabia's population of 6,630,000 still live nomadic lives in the desert. |\------- les | i i i 7 es." ithey were good contractors. | r j M@enticg! 19 many. cases. Pec . hall, police «station, public LOWEST TENDER |'UNION ONLY' \library, municipal and The Jowest tender was sub-| The architect told council the|board offices and council cham- ape mitted by West York Construc-!City of Toronto faces a law suitlbers. es on loan vassstanas Dal BE ----|chairman of the chamber con- WHITBY PERSONALS | Two Contracts 'iss usin, as trustees asking that the Main Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Shelton,; Royce Jr., son of Mr. and For Ajax Firm street be cleaned at the first Woodstock, were weekend|Mrs. Royce Carson, was eight OTTAWA (Special)-- Two jopportunity. The motion was | carried. guests at the home of their aunt) .2+¢ ol Saturday and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank)" a contracts have been awarded Kimberley Anne, daughter of by the Department of Defence) Roberts, Byron st. n. They also attended the Junior A hockey yr and Mrs. Thomas William | production to the Ajax firm of) more than 1,400 dyeing vats. first |Dowty Equipment of Canada) ame on Saturday night at the} anaes Civic Auditorium be- | Connell celebrated her [De Announcement of the contr- tween the Oshawa Generals and |birthday Saturday. the St. Catharines Black Hawks} | posh left to see the game in St.) Miss Gilberte Vallee recently | .0+s was made by Industry Min- Catharines on Sunday atfter-|visited in Richmond, Que., the/ister, C. M. Drury. noon. Their son, Doug Shelton, | guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.) One contract, in the amount is one of the high scoring play-|and Mrs. Rodolphe Paquette. | ¢59 419, is for aircraft wheel ers and plays with the St. Cath-) p06) wishes are extended to| assemblies. The other, for $44,- arines Black Hawks. Cecil Bradley, 1122 Brock et. s.,|28°. is for aircraft accessories. Ronald, son of Mr. and Mrs.|who celebrated his 7ist birth-| The contracts were among 102 Thom day Jan. 22. | troduction on the theme "How old ya pn do Mf unclassified defence contracts | awarded by the department. | Mrs. Harold Conners, 218 | DEATHS | It gras voted to order flan- Frederick st., celebrated her) nelette and knitting wool with birthday Saturday. She and her) py THE CANADIAN PRESS |Which members could make husband spent an ice fishing Lagos--Sir Abubakar Tafawa -- for the Canada Save weekend near Napanee Balewa, 53, former prime lee be agit as es { Edin-|ister of the Federal Republic of | ™*"- ; fe an aint on an ex.| Nigeria. Pt ean a tended visit with his daughter) Hollywood -- Actor Herbert) "spy. next regular meeting will and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. A.| Marshall, 75, who had @ career|). poiq Feb. 3. K. Craig, 713 Burns st. w. of 50 years in show business; | sas of a heart attack. Marvin Crosson, 214 Colborne, ¢, ? "beget ambridge, England st. w., will celebrate his birth-| po) Frederick Dudley aughan day Monday. To celebrate the i oe : th lb tamil |Barborough, 70, known as the occasion there will be # family) «swinging bishop" of the Angli- dinner can church. Mrs. Leonard Cunningham, Inverness, Scotland--William 136-Lupin ~dr., -celebrated--her} Logan, 52, a Scottish civil-engi- birthday on Friday. To cele-|neering magnate; in an airplane brate the occasion, Mr. and|crash Mrs. Cunningham and dauzh-| Kingsten--Stuart M. Langdon. ters, Linda and Joan, are spend-|=, 2 trainer of athletes at ing the weekend with their other| Queen's University for the last daughter, Miss May Cunning-)1¢ years and an organizer of ham, of Windsor, Ont _|the National Athletic Trainers Tec Weare se Association, th SRE Meg? 9 nA BOWLING SCORE 1919 to win the Canadian pro- jfessional lightweight boxing WHITBY LADIES' "FLOWER" LEAGUE | championship. Toronto -- Bernard (Bunny) (Thursday Afternoon) Wadsworth, 52, star middle Team Standings -- Roses 6,| wing with Ottawa Rough Riders Pansies 8, Asters 4, Tulips 2,/in the 1930s. Pom-Poms 5, Violets 4, Lilacs 6, Lilies 1. Toronto--George S. McTeer, 59, Ontario regional sales man-; High Double Flat -- Dorothy Quantrill, 442. High Double with Hdep. -- Joan Coulthard, 510. High Single Flat -- Ev Curtis, 272. High Single with Hdcp.--Edna Bedard, 308. 175 and Over >- Ev Curtis 184, Dorothy McRae 180, Irene Han- cock 176, Ilse Wolff 193, Vivian | Phillips 179, Dorothy Quantrill 179, Marg Holley 188, Dorothy Brown 202, Doris Gunn 195. Cellar Dwellers --P. Wild 82, A. Schell 88, B. Gaine 58, 69, P. | Wilcox 90, P. Richardson 91, M. Elliott 95, V. Andrews 93, 52, V. | Evans 89, R. Payne 69, B. Petrie 77, V.. Kosa 82, D. Gunn | 92, M. McLaughlin 93, J. Hock- | ley 94, 96. | FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS TVa% to 754% You pay only the ectual legal expenses and o modest value- tion fee... - NO BONUSES NO INSURANCE FEES NO HIDDEN CHARGES | DYES FOR THE MILLIONS Rt,| 28er for Imperial Tobacco Co.; '\after a lengthy illness. Fairfax, Va. -- Lizabeth B Hughes, 97, daughter of a Cana- dian minister who spent much of her life teaching in Burma. One-Stop DECORATING SHOP Wallpaper end Murels Custom Draperies Broadioom | C.1.L, Paints and Varnishes Flo-Glaze Colorizer Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. 107 Byron St. $., Whitby PHONE 668-5862 DISSATISFIED WITH YOUR PRESENT HEATING SERVICE ? NOW... Is the time to switch to... "ESSO HOME HEAT SERVICE" Call .. . Your local Whitby Esso Home Heat Team os) Clarence Roper "Imperial Esso Agent" 668-3690 Albert Randall & SONS LTD. "Esse Service Dealer" 668-2991 WHITBY a bank balance of $259.66 along schoo]| with a $1,000 bond and other FE. Lycett moved that the the treasurer of the Pastoral Charge Missionary and Mainten ance Fund. | The Kedron Building Fund now jtotals $3,357.60, with an addi- |tional $1,3860 in the special fund|ported there are 754 persons) for a Kedron Manse. | Mrs. William Werry, secretary of the junior congregation, cir- _|culated a letter from Chang i\Kam Wing, whom the the Macaon boy youngsters of lany children who would care to ? I jha lwrite to him. His address {s/ available from Mrs. Werry. | Rev. Winnifred Bridges re- junder pastoral care in the iKedron area out of 1,518 in the entire charge. Miss Bridges ex- pressed appreciation of the time and energy devoted to the work the|in Christian Education by those) Como, Italy, a world-impor-|church assist financially. Chang|who assist in the Sunday School tant silk production centre, hasjis anxious to correspond with |and the numerous mid-week lyouth groups '| SKATE | EXCHANGE | 2.97 Plus Your Trade } CORNER 103 Byron St. $., Whitby | One Block West of 4 Corners 1 SPORTSMAN'S| ALSO ---- 2nd Feature Attraction "MURDER MOST FOUL" et 7:30 IN COLOUR Starring Margoret Rutherford -- As Miss Mariie ' ON: THE: JOB TRAINING helps Employers find skilled people to fill jobs Lost orders, postponed expansion, loss of profits, costly equipment idle--it all can happen through the lack of skilled workers. To help you develop the skilled people you need, The Ontario Department of Labour has introduced O.J.T.--On-the-Job Training, a plan combining Apprenticeship Training and Short-Term Training... an extensive program of financial and technical assistance. Find out now about O_1.T.! 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