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| | 24 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturday, February 12, 1966 ws 'BROUGHAM --Councillor John Williams and other mem- bers of council who are business men this week protested a sug- gestion by the planning direc- tor that the planning board and several other committees hold daytime meetings. 'Councillor Williams said it would cost money to absent themselves from their busi- nesses. He asked that meetings be held at night. Reeve C. W. Laycox reminded council of the hours the planning director and clerk spent at night meetings, with no extra remuneration, after working all day. Mr. Williams said he would discuss this phase of the work of the planning officials with the dinance committee. Councillor Ronald Chatten was appointed to a committee to study policy on multiple family housing. The committee will in- clude one planning board mem- 'ber, a representative from the County Health Unit, the plan- ning director, township engineer ind the fire chief. \r a committee to study a aintenance and occupancy by- iw, Councillor Harvey Spang s appointed. This committee consist of a planning board : Pickering Councillors Oppose Day Meetings ning director, and township solicitor. A committee to study co- ordination of roads and services will have Deputy Reeve Mrs. McPherson as council represen- tative, two planning board members, township engineer, planning director, and township clerk. A recommendation for a full- time clerk typist for the plan- ning board was endorsed, but the request for a planning tech- nician was held over. penne, Many Dwellings Heated By Hydro BOWMANVILLE -- The rapid growth of electric heating in the southern section of Durham County is indicated in a report issued by the Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission. Bowmanville had 111 all- electrically heated homes. There are also 82 apartment suites, seven commercial buildings, three schools and a church that are entirely heated in this man- ner. In the nearby villages of Orono and Newcastle there are more than 46 more single dwel- mber, the bylaw enforcement cer, building inspector, plan-| 5 Victims #f Influenza SONDON (Reuters)--An in-| Ionza epidemic has already| Fed 515 persons in England) 1 Wales this year, the health inistry reported today. The death toll from the dis- ase during the first five weeks jt the year jumped by more _than 400, compared with the game period a year ago. The influenza--type-B virus, mot normaly a killer--first hit children in Northern and West- ern Engand, closing scores of schools. The epidemic spread rapidly to adults, particularly the aged, among whom most deaths have occurred. lings and eight apartment suites all-electrically heated. In Bowmanville 12 dwellings, now under construction, are being equipped with electric heat. A number of older homes are also being converted. Bowmanville was one of the first Ontario municipalities to have an all-electrically heated school. The new church hall at St. Paul's United Church is so equipped. Other buildings in the town with a electric heat include the water pumping station, the sewage treatment plant and the utilities commission office: Orono now has 24 total electric homes including three new dwel- Tings completed in January. Two older homes have been con- verted. Six apartment suites under construction, will use electricity. i In Newcastle there are 22 total electric homes as well as two fully electric apartment Suites. MaRS Se pe ie Employment Civil Service Informetion end Public Relations B: ties, Ottawa and Toronto. Cireuler 65-305. Opportunities | of Canada ronch, Dominion Bureou of Stetis- sh eta A AEeotsioieb fl CHIEF, STATISTICS USE AND DEV: @ broad program of development ELOPMENT PROGRAM, to initiote ond promotion of the use of DBS Information. Position A. $10,494-$12,296 STATISTICS USE DEVELOPMENT OFFICER, to corry out « .Progrom and personal contacts to increase the use of DBS information In the Toronto region. Position B. $7886-$8968 CHIEF, EDITORIAL SERVICES, to provide on adv sory editing service to divisions of DBS. Position C. $9688-$11,342. EDITORIAL SERVICES ASSISTANT, to assist in the operation of a4 co-operative editoricl service 'to divisions of DBS. Position BD, $7886-$8868 Qualifications required for Position A. ® C and D, university gredue- tion In one of the Social Sciences or In Commerce or Business Administration; and related experience ART DIRECTOR, experienced in graphic arts knowledge of modern. art techniques and printing methods. To develop, administer ond direct © program of design and ort work for DBS printed material and other public presentations. Position E. $7340-$8096 "RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS--} Lond Use Specialist 2 Fisheries Specialist, Indian Affairs Branch, Citizenship and _Immi- gration, Ottawo. $10,070-$11,342 Competition 65-764. Closing dete for applications extended to February 10, 1966 GRAPHIC ARTS SCIENTIST, to orgonize and head up modern research and development laboratory Chemist, Physicist or Chemical | En- gineer with several years' experi in printing technology or closely allied field, Canadion Government Printing Bureau, Ottawa. Up te $9950. Reference 65-1500-26 *CIVIL AVIATION INSPECTORS -- INSTRUMENT RATING EXAMINERS with valid Airline Transport Pilot's licence and recent experience on an IFR Commercial or Executive Air Service or military equivalent, Transport, Toronto end Winn peg. $7696-$8777. Competition Nos. 65-T-2030 ond 65-W-2003, respectively Closing date for appli- cations extended to February 10, 1966 SOCIAL WORKERS, various Government Departments, major cities and throughout the Canadian North. Reference 65-2066 PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER, preferably graduation in agriculture or a related science or experience with agricultural publications, Agriculture, Ottawa, $6990-$8280. Reference 65-1954 Uob 24) ACTUARIAL ASSISTANTS, $5790-$7300 and ACTUARIAL SUPER- VISORS, $5050-$5800. University graduation in Mathematics. 1966 graduates may apply, Department of Insurance, Ottawa, Toronto and Montreal, Circulars 66-6400 ond 66-6401, respectively Opportunities for GRADUATES in LIBRARY SCIENCE, Notional Library and Main Libraries of Government Departments ot Ottawa and other centres. $5760-$6300. Program 66-4] "MATERIAL IDENTIFICATION TECHNICIANS, several years of ex- perience in supply or cataloguing fields, or the equivalent in technical, trade or commercial fields, Defence Production, Hull, P.Q, $5360-$5900. Competition 65-2553 *METHODS AND STANDARDS OFFICER, with eight yeors of experience or graduation from a School of Technology, in industrial, mechanical or Civil Engineering Technology and five years experience, er uni- versity graduation in Engineering and three years' experience, Public Works,. Ottewo. $7340-$8096. Competition 66-0-523 "REFRIGERATION AND HEATING SYSTEMS TECHICIAN -- Third class Stationary Engineer's Certificate required, Agriculture, $t. Cathar- ines, Ont. Up to $6395. Competition 66-T-2003 *INSPECTORS OF STORES, position A -- experience in the inspection of production of machined and fabricated ports; position B -- experience in the manufacture or inspection of mechanical and jeneral hordwore items, National Defence, Fort Erie and Toronto int. $5210-$5930. Competition 66-T-2002 ; "TECHNICIAN 3, FOREST RESEARCH, with related experience, to carry out rearing of insects for experimential studies in ecological en- re Forestry, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. $4860-$5520. Competition ~0-504. *DRAFTSMAN, three veo rs' relat Borriefield, Ont. $4470-$5520. C xperience, National Defence, mpetition 66-0-513 *AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS INSPECTOR -- POULTRY, Agriculture, various centres in Ontario, $4430-$5054. Competition 66-12008, "INSPECTORS, RECORD OF PERFORMANCE -- DAIRY CATTLE, with two yeors' recent practical related experience, Agriculture, various centres in. Ontario, $4305-$4905, Competition 66-T2009. *COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS, with five years' related shop experience, National Defence, Trenton, Ont, '$4260- $5520. Competition 66-0-521 Details and applications ore available et nearest Office of the Civil Defence Commission of Canede, or by writing te the Civil Service Commission of Cenade, Ottawa 4, For competi- tions morked * details and applications are @vailable at Post Offices, Notional Employment Service Offices and Offices of the Civil Service Commission of Canada. Please quote competition or circular number eas indicated. 20% OFF REG. PRICES! Vanity Te and- Braemore nt Y L 0 " § to 19th -- Your fashion dollars well spent . . . buying high quality EATON brand stockings, always your best value, at substantial savings of 20%. Seamless and full-fashioned styles available. Size range in 'Pin Money' Nylons Reg. .79, 3 pairs 2.25! SPECIAL 6 pairs 3.50 Sizes: Petite 8 to 1014; Classic 9 to 11; Toll 10 to 11. Style No. 106 Seamless dress sheer, micro- mesh in tender beigé, taupe mist, mocha, fut brown, white. Style No. 307 Seamless dress sheer, micro- mesh with stretchy Ban-Lon top in tender beige, taupe mist, mocha, nut brown. 'Gossip' Nylons Reg. 1.29, 3 pairs 3.80! SPECIAL 3 pairs 3.00 Style No. 622 Seamless micro-mesh dress sheer in tender beige, taupe mist, mocha, nut brown, burnt sugar Sizes: Petite 842 to 1012; Classic 9 to 113 Tall 10 to 12 Style No. 500 seamless plain knit walking sheer with fluted top (for extra give); tender beige, taupe mist, mocha, burnt sugar. Sizes: Petite 812 to 101%; Classic 9 to 11; Tall 10 to 11. Style No. 421 Seamless plain knit walking sheer with fluted top (for extra give) in tender beige, taupe mist, mocha, burnt sugar. Petite Y to 10¥4; Classic 9 to 11; Tall 10 to Y% Reg. 1.39. 4 pair for 4.00 scciat 1.11 3 pair 3.20 Style No. 400 Cantrece seamless plain knit. Tender beige, taupe mist, mocha Style No, 500 Contrece seamless micro-mesh. Tender beige, taupe mist, mocha Cantrece sizes: A. Petite 8% to 9; B. Classic 914 to 10, B. Petite 912 to 10; C, Classic 10% to 11; C. Tall 10% to 11; D. Toll 11% to 12. 'Gossip' Semi- Serviceweight Nylons Reg. 1.39, 3 pairs 4.00! SPECIAL 3 pairs 3.20 Style No. 240 Flex top full-fashioned (with seams) in tender beige, taupe mist. Sizes: Classic 9 to 11; Tall 10 to 12, - Serviceweight Nylons Petite 814 to 1012; Classic 9 to' 11; Tall 10 to 11, Reg. 1.49, 3 pairs 4.40! SPECIAL 3 pairs 3.50 Style No. 145 Full fashioned (with seams) & serviceweight in tender beige, taupe mist. Due to the response expected to this offer, we cannot promise delivery on our usual schedule but deliveries will be made as promptly as possible. EATON'S MALL LEVEL, DEPT. 201 PHONE 725-7373 MODERN MISS FASHION SHOW "The Story of The New Shape Makers 1966" Commentary by Barbara Christie through the co-oper- ation of Dominion-Simplicity Patterns Limited. Calling all teenage girls. . . come arid see the exciting fashion news for 1966. And the joy of it is... can sew, you can make Some of these fashions yourself. Tuesday and Wednesday, February 15th and 16th at 4:30 P.M. In The Dress Dept. On The Upper Level é 1 Week Special Offer Feb. 14th 'BRAEMORE' SEAMLESS * MESH NYLONS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! Don't let this opportunity pass to stock up on EATON 'Braemore' stockings, one. of our branded lines .. . your guarantee of qual- ity and value! Style No. 400 Seamless mesh dress sheer -- 400 needle with regular top. Sizes Short 8 to 10; Medium 814 to 11; Tall 10 to 11, Style No. 402 Seamless mesh dress sheer -- 400 needle with stretchy Ban-Lon top, Sizes: Short 9 to 10; Medium 9 to 11; | Tall 10 to 11. Both styles available in tender beige, rose beige, taupe mist and coffee, Reg. .69! | SPECIAL, 2 090 3 pairs ..... @an Style No. 402 also available in Black, White and Charcoal. 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