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WHITBY DAY - BY - DAY Royal Hotel One Game Away From Series Win Fuel, Oil Stocks . PS Set Top Priority WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. joint chiefs of staff, unan- imously favoring a wider air war against North Viet Nam, have tabbed fuel and oi] stocks in the Haiphong area as the top THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, March 15, 1966 § WHITBY DISTRICT BOWLING SCORES Tass, the Soviet Union's news agency, is subscribed to by 400 newspapers with a total circulation of 80,000,000. WHITBY AND DISTRICT _- MEN"S BOWLING LEAGUE Thursday Nite Section March 10 results -- Firemen 3, Otten- brite 0; Legionaires 3, Goolds Furniture 9; Red Wings 3, Legion No. 2 0; Lucky Strikes 2, Firemen "B" 1; Knights of Col- umbus 2, County Bow! 1; Post Office 2, Just Arrived { SPRING Clothes. ., np TOP iota li Fieemens Formei Reni -- et -- uss MEN'S SHOP 129 Brock St. $., Whitby PHONE 668.2091 " Pears RoE ae BROCK re Complete Program Each WHITBY EVENING STARTING AT 7:30 priority target. However, President Johnson and Defence Secretary Robert McNamara still bar U.S. fighter- bombers from hitting Haiphong ar the North Vietnamese canital of Hanoi, some 50 miles to the| west. WHITBY (Staff) Royal took a strangle hold on the Hicks Trophy Sunday afternoon with a 6-4 win over Ottenbrites. This game inem a Z-i edge im games. The teams are involved in a final best three-of-five Whitby Mercantile Hockey) 'Too little and too late was League final series. ithe formula for the third frame tThe Royals took command of| as Ottenbrites outscored Royals the game from the opening|2.1, Lloyd Seymour fired both whistle scoring twice in the| goals for the losers. Bill Town- first period to Ottenbrites'| send scored his second goal of single. Terry Davis and George/|the game for the Royals. Mitchell potted goals for the The 'third and possibly final Royals with Aime Rousseau) anowering for the clothiers, | |8ame will be played Sunday) The second period was alafterrioon, Mar. 20. Jaycees Plan Car Wash munity, the Whitby Junior Starting off their community|3.30 p.m, All proceeds from the' Chamber of Commerce held life on the right foot, the sews | washing spree will be used for|~-- the closing of Gilbert st., Mr. formed Whitby Junior Chamber |local club projects which fea- ' of Commerce will hold a mam-|ture community service efforts. | Tentative Approval . for 60 cars immediately in front/Goverde said this had to be! t Bl k of the building. done. He said it was econom- lven par men Oc During his address to council|ically impossible to construct repitition of the first with the Royals pouring on the pres- sure. Mel Brown, Bill Town- send and Bill Lundmarck acured Royal goats. nick potted 2 single for the losers. 63 (324), Tom Perrow 715, Bill Wright 718, Warren Watson 710 (264), Des Denyer 723 (343), Paul Frank 694, Jim Slessor 698, Dick Adams 693 (287), Ed Brush 686, John Meclvor 698, John Bruechie 670, Larry Hall 684 (280), Reg Norris 688 (290), Mike Anderson 305, Gerry Hendrick 289, Tom i} ed i ooag 'om Connelly 298, reinforced concrete flat plate structure, fully fireproof build- ing under the town's new zon- ing bylaw. "The concept of this building is rather unique for a town of this size in that a combined high-rise multiple density resi- dential and commercial struc- ture is only common in much larger cities," Mr. Won said, He said the building could be the fore-runner of other redevelop- ment schemes for the downtown area and serve to revitalize the entire core of the town. In answer to a question about "WHITBY JUNIOR CHAMBER ELECTS John Latulipe, treasurer; Dick Conrad, first vice-president; Dennis Ste- vens, and Jim aterfall, second vice-presi- . --Oshawa Times Photo its election of officers at the secretary- president; town hall, Monday ersning. Executive members shown in the photo, from left, are: Newly formed and ready for action within the com- She gave men a taste of life that made them hunger ' = formorel |parking for tenants, there will also be room for 51 cars to park above ground. The commercial development will have parking moth Car-Wash this Saturday! «This is our first public ap-| rr mg Mg Son pearance. We hope the local ; M Den jand planning board, the archi-|the presently proposed Project] Whitby ;had first appeared before the|croach into the residential en-|tect pointed out another feature without closing Gilbert st. | ' ' of the new proposal. The build-| Asked if the developers were} Queen, Dundas st. e., just past citizens will support us," of ADMITTANCE ing will resemble a gateway to| Prepared to pay for the Gilbert STARTS se tke oe ae 9:00 P.M. > the railway over-pass jnis Stevens, president Washing activities begin at 10 | Whitby's youngest service club, | i i th hi said a.m, and will continue through'sa Whirhy death 4 H came a step nearer to big city|council some eight months ago.|vironment,"' he said Films Explain Math. Course status Monday evening when a;He said great difficulty had! The new commercial - apart:-| L E ae ay f A Whitby parents of elementary |of t » mathematical course Joint meeting of town council,|been experienced in developing|ment development will not du-| the -- srg ag --_ oD car he ae. Bees Be On OVER hool children have an oppor-jof instruction planning board and developers|a proposal agreeable to council|plicate services available in the; °CO™M® @ '0Ca! point. Aa fore- ka "town wat ¢ ts Also 2nd Feature Attraction in Color tunl school for! Included in the film program|of an ultra-modern apartment/and economically feasible for! shopping plaza across the street, |'Unne? of urban development it|the town would accept the 17-| eee ee ont nang bal Pine er the| building, was held at the town|the developer ke 'lmnust set high standards of as-|foot frontage on Brock st. that] in " short period and it should be|are the following topics: (a) the/DUllding, was held a own Pp It is designed to supplement and : | A TICKLISH AFFAIR pally orth we y ; |hall "The developer hopes to com- | fj thetics and performance for|we are prepared to dedicate in} an interesting experience. New|need for modern mathematics, | "4" e developer hopes |fill the needs created by the later buildings to follow lreturn for the Gilbert st. area,"| Storring. Shirley J Gig Y approach mathematics will be|(b) sets, numbers and numer-| The representative for K e y|mence construction by Aug. 1 of)new population. "There will be| Bs he wate : 4 9 ey Jones --- Gig Young taught to interested parentsials; (c) the addition of whole|Investments, was William Gov-|this year," Mr Goverde Said. little duplication of store, Responsible for: structural] wr Goverde suggested the| : owe through sound films from the'numbers; (d) the subtraction of|¢rde. He outlined the new pro-|Opening date is set for Augustitypes,"" Mr. Shulman said. | consulting design and services is|Brock st. frontage property was ee Science Research Associates. |whole numbers; (e) the multipli- posal of ihe Bevsiopent . erect of 1967 in the midst of the Cen-| phe building will be eight-|the firm of T..H. Won, of To-| worth approximately $200,000 in| The big film night begins to-|cation of whole numbers and|+ ---- a . oe oe oe storeys of which the basement at|ronto. The owner of the firm| consideration of the commercial | night at R. A. Hutchison|(f) the division of whole num-| building on the site of the for- the lower level will be the com-| was also on hand to aid in the School. Five subsequent show- ings will be held in various local schools during the next two weeks. The film program is in an- swer to a questionnaire sent out to all parents last year. Par- ents were asked to indicate whether they were interested in learning the fundamentals of the new approach mathematics program. The reception was overwhelmingly in favor of learning more about the. con- tent and teaching methods of the instruction. The Whitby Public School system has obtained the six sound films from the science research associates which were prepared by the Greater Cleve- land Mathematics Program. The films reportedly provide a broad and interesting overview | bers | Parents will be able to view |the films and also have an} jopportunity of questioning pane] of local school principals' following each showing. During} Mar. 14 the first three films| will be shown at each of three locations. During the second) week, beginnirig Mar. 21, the| last three films will be shown Each program will begin at 8) p.m. and will be held in the} school gymnasium | The schedule of showings is as follows: Mar. 16 -- Kathleen Rowe School; March 17, Col- borne Street Senior School; March 22 -- R. A. Hutchison School; March 23, Kathleen Rowe School and, Mar. 24, Col- borne Street Senior School All parents are cordially in- vited to the special showings. WHITBY PERSONALS A "House Warming Party" was held last Saturday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Staveren, Jr., at their new resi- dence, 109 Crocus cres. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Emm, Ashburn; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Groeneveld, Bowman- ville; Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Har- dy, Leskard; Mr. and Mrs. Neal Van Staveren, Mr. and Mrs, John Van Staveren, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Staveren Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Klass Vileger, Mr. and Mrs. Alburtes Hammer, Miss Ineka Van Staveren, Larry Kennedy, Miss Grace Dryver, John Visser, Mrs. Janet Visser, Miss Alice Visser, Victor Vem- inga, Ron Vlieger, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Visser and Mr. and Mrs. John Viieger, all of Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Van Staveren were presented with numerous gifts for their new home. A buffet lunch was served. Best prishes to Miss Pauline Metcalfe on the occasion of her 18th birthday to be celebrated today. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Faber, anderson st., are celebrating their 16th wedding anniversary today. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Butts, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Ellinson, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Georgi, at- tended a St. Patrick's dance last Saturday at the Royal Cana- Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Haley, 125 Pine st., spent last Satur- day visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Lehman and their son, Trevor, Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hannafin spent last weekend in Belleville visiting both their families, Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Hannafin and }council,"' mer Whitby Malleable Iron and Brass Co. factory, Brock st. s In making the motion to send a|the project to the town's bylaws|Chitect, and sub-division committee and the planning board, Reeve Ever ett Quantrill stressed the im- portance of the project.. "We have five councillors involved with these two groups so they an agreement and recommen- dation to present to the whole he said The newly proposed project, to be known as Brock Towers Ltd., will include a combined commercial residential type building. It will cost an estimat- ed $1,709,000. Earlier reports by the developers set the value at around $1,380,000 TENTATIVE APPROVAL Town officials gave a tenta-| tive 'green light' to the project. The project was referred to both the town's planning board and the council's bylaws and sub- division committee, It is hoped the 'dual-group, comprised of five councillors, plus dedicated private citizens, will come up with a recommendation to coun- cil and a suitable swh-divider's agreement. Presenting the project to' the council, Mr. Goverde said he ARCHITECT EXPLAINS Following the opening presen- tation by Mr. Goverde, the ar- Wilfred Shulman ad- dressed the council. He said the project will be an apartment | ground level | The architect said the build- jing is strategically located with- |should be able to come up with|in @ stone's throw of the centre {of Whitby. "It is almost two en- \tire city blocks long, bounded by Brock st. and its commércial zoning on the east and, by By- jron st. with its residential char- lacter on the west," he said. Mr. Shulman said the land jslopes from a high elevation on |Byron st. down almost 17 feet ito Brock 'st. "Such a project jpresents an exciting challenge ito an architect and requires \fresh thinking and an imagin- ative approach," he said. GOOD NEIGHBOR "This building should fulfill a number of requirements. First it must be a good neighbor to the existing residential build- ings around it. This calls for the building to be set well back from the Byron st. frontage -- tc have extensive, well landscaped areas and inconspicuous off - street. parking for visitors. The com- mercial traffic should not en- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tracey. St. Mark's United Church 4 W's Couples Club is sponsoring an "Trish Stew Dinner" this coming Wednesday in the As- sembly Hall. The general con-| vener is Mrs. John Wallis. The} co-convener is Mrs. Gordon! Mifflin. | In place of their regular) March meeting, members of the Whitby Garden Club had the op-| portunity of joining with the} Oshawa Horticultural Society in) a bus trip to OKeefe Centre to} see the Annual Spring Flower) Show arranged by the Garden| Club of Toronto. A good num-} ber of the Whitby Club took| advantage of this opportunity) and enjoyed a fine outing and) the companionship of friends in-} terested in growing things NATIONALISM EBBS TUEBINGEN (AP)--A poll) taken in West Germany by the | Wickert Institute found that 16) per cent of people said No! when asked, "Are you proud of | heing a German?" and 11. per! COUNTY 0 F ONTARIO and OSHAWA SUBURBAN ROAD COMMISSION TENDER FOR ANNUAL SUPPLIES AND SERVICES Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 4:30 p.m., March 29, 1966 for the supp moterials: A. SERVICES 1. Grevel Crushing, Contract Crushing, stockpiling 90,000 cubic yards of gro throughout the County 2. Supply end Application of and/or ly of the following services end €3-66 delivering approximately vel and send from various pits and Cover Meterial a: Bit (a) For the supply and application of oll materials and plant necessary for the ately 5 miles of road surfoce treatment of approxim- (b) For the supply ond application of approximately 135,- building with retail stores at! mercial development. Above the commercial level there will be seven apartment storeys and a penthouse. This portion of the} building will contain 94 suites. | The apartments will have their main entry off Byron st. while the ground floor, facing Brock st., will contain the stores. This lower elevation will also contain a secondary en- trance to the apartment suites. UNDERGROUND GARAGE The project will have a large underground garage for use of the apartment tenants. Parking provision will be made for 94 cars as well as a service drive- way for the convenience of stores and to keep deliveries out of sight. The commercial traffic will be entirely from Brock st. presentation of the building. Mr. Won said the . building will be designed as the first development. The 17-foot dodica-) tion to the town was valuable! land which could be used for road widening at a later date | TOWN OF WHITBY REQUESTS FOR TREES will eall. In addition to the underground Town of Whitby Works Department ore planting shade trees on various streets In co-operation with town residents. If you ore interested in having ¢ tree plonted adjoining your property kindly contact the Works Street East, in writing or by telephone, and our representotive The following variety of trees will be available:-- Crimson Maple, Sugar Maple, Moraine Locust, Mountain Ash, Please state your first ond second choices, Department, Victoria COUNCILLOR R. ATTERSLEY, Chairmen, Parks Committee. WHITBY RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR CLINIC WED. MARCH 16th CANADIAN LEGION HALL Byron Street, South 2 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. EVENING -- 6:30 to 9:00 P.M, RR How'? If you say this to yourself even once while you're filling out your income tax, say it to someone else: your income tax man. dian Legion Hall, Port Perry. 000 gallons of Bituminous Road Prime They were afterwards enter- tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Snooks, Port Perry Barbara Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Fry, is cele- brating her third birthday to- day. 3. Rental of Road Construction Equipment. Rental of various units of equipment to be used for road construction. The onticipated work involves approximately 130,000 eubic yards of excavation in three (3) locations. One and possibly two fleets of equipment will be required. set int 00 oitaiee EARN 4V%4% ON THE MINIMUM MONTHLY BALANCE | g ine He will be at the Post Office in Oshawa, March 17, 18, 19, 21,&22 All Day Saturday March 19th. County tender forms must be used for oN items in Part A. BUDGET DRY CLEANING MATRA $2.00 for 8 Ibs. SPECIAL Prices quoted for materials are to include delivery to any point within the County. Where applicable both Federal D ; NO SELF SERVICE -- Prscytl 'and Provincial Sales Tax must be Included 1 Attendants On Hand (Minimum $1,000) To Operate Machines 2 Frigidaire Coin | VICTORIA and Laundry GREY TRUST Blair Park Plaze --- Whitby 308 Dundes St, W. Whitb ne -» W. Whitby Bituminous Emulsions and patching moterials Fencing moterials 132,000 rads of wire fencing, Quotations for both 8 and 9 strand wire opprox imately ond steel posts "Ts this the year I fill out my income tax right?" Salt and Calcium Chloride Bag, Liquid and Dry Chemicals for weed and brush control ~~ Fine and Coarse, Bulk and Paints for bridges ond guide rail RAE R. JONES Iie County Snow Fence - approximately 10,000 feet Highway Signs --- verious types and quantities DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE The Hon. E. J. Benson, Minister long, 6" Cedar tence posts 8' top, peeled Reinforcing steel tender forms must he used for i Part B. Tenders for items 3, 4, 5 REAL ESTATE npienptts bn | All tenders must be clearly marked os to contents on the ' outside of the envelope and each tender for each item must Sales - Valuations Consultations. 668-8841 or 728-6661 tems 1, 2, 7 end 8 of 6 and 9 must be submitted - separate envelope Further information, tender forms. and tender envs $s may be secured from the office of the undersigned. Lowest or ony ten Jer not necessarily accepted W. A. TWELVETREES, P. Eng County Engineer 605 Rossland Road East WHITBY, Ontario Deadline April 30th,