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WHITBY DAY - BY - DAY Senior Public School Debenture Issue Asked WHITBY (Staff) -- Town council gras requested Monday night to apply for approval for a iS-year debenture issue, in the amount of $896,000. The debenture, for construction of a senior public school, was sub- mitted by the Whitby Public School Board. In its letter, the trustees ex- lained tentative approval has een granted for the senior school by the Ontario Depart- ment of Education. The maxi- mum grant allowance by the Department is $20,000 per class- room, The trustees explained in de= tail the breakdown of the total estimated cost: Property pur- chase, $39,700; site develop- ment and paving, $35,000; esti- mated cost of building, $721,- 500; architect's fees, $43,290; furniture and equipment, $30,- 000; interest during construc- tion, $5,000 and contingencies, $21,510. Negotiations are currently be- ing completed between the) board and owners of the prop- erty, Reginald and Nora Reed.| The site for the proposed school is 19.35 acres on Garden st., Whitby. Should the school receive ap- proval of the Ontario Municipal Board and be constructed, it would accommodate all of the town's Grade 7 and 8 pupils. The proposed school would 'consist of 18 classrooms includ- ing two for senior opportunity) classes. One home « economics) classroom, one industrial arts} classroom, one double gymna- torium-multi purpose room and a library would also be in- cluded in @he completed school. o Driveways To Receive Attention At least four driveways in!driveways in a deplorable con-| residential locations in the com- the Blair Park Subdivision are to receive early attention by the) town council, it was revealed | this week. Town Engineer A. C. Nort over reported to council that| four driveways in the sub- division require immediate ac-) tion. Northview Construction; Co., owners of the development, were charged with leaving the dition. Normal procedure is for the} town to complete the work and deduct the cost developers when the |dividers' agreement was sign- ed by the town. Other driveways were also thought to require attention with a study of the entire situa- tion currently underway. | Girl Guide Council Holds Dinner The Girl Guide Council Shore- line Division Dinner was held) Monday evening at the Chris- tian Education Centre, Picker- der, Division Music Trainer Mrs. J. S. Cartwright, Division /Trainer Mrs. Basil Kearney, Dunbarton District Commis- Missing Child WHITBY (Staff) -- A walk in the sun and a ride in a police cruiser was all good fun for Darlene Gaudet, three-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Gaudet, 343 Dovedale dr., Whitby. The young lady,' ents, The little girl apparently \strayed away from home Tues- day morning and, after walking a good distance, was picked up on Dundas st. e. The child was found by Mrs. Marjorie Smith, a | lic School. Called to the scene, Whitby Police officers gave the young- ster a free trip in the cruiser, taking her to the police station. She was rewuninted with her fa- jther early in the afternoon. Danger Spots | Get Attention WHITBY (Staff) -- Danger- ous conditions existing in two | munity will receive immediate g|ateention of the town's fire, light and community services ;council, Monday evening. The action is in answer tp a letter of complaint from 'the|& Blair Park Vista Ratepayer's| | $640 |Association. The complaint dealt|Person will be lev i with a stagnate pool of water |b east of Rosedale Ave. and a/Will also cost $1 per person.. second bad spot at the rear of homes on Hutchinson Ave. A further complaint | people were dumping garbage jin the Hutchinson st. area was| ing. Thirty-five members from|sioner Mrs. F. W. Hawes, rep-|disclosed by Association secre- Whitby including District Com-|résenting Pickering South West|tary Mrs. Betty Kimbell. missioner Mrs. Harvey Whale, Guide Captains, Lieutenants, Brown Owls, Tawny Owls,| Badge Secretary and members of the Association attended: Head table guesis were: Ajax District Commissioner Mrs, R R. Humphrys, oiler Train- ing Secretary Mrs J, Bran- der, District 'is eibtnar Mrs. Harvey Whale, Area Commis- sioner Mrs. H. T. Cook, Divi- sion Commissioner Mrs. Rex Merritt, on Se District} Commissioner Mrs. F. H. War- Pictures Of The March meeting of Blair Park Vista Ratepayers Associa- tion was held at R. A. Hutchison School Monday evening. Law- rence Treagus presided. 30 ratepayers attend. It was a peaceful meeting in-| dicated satisfaction with com- munity progress. Mrs. Paul Hat- field read letters from townjeffort resulted in above $40 for|tation. | council stating that the spring pond, at the rear of Rosedale dr., would be considered and that action would be passed on to the proper committee for) handling. The attendance prizes were) drawn by Mrs. Reginald Don- nithorne and T. G. Humphrey, Mrs. Donnithorne was the win- ner and turned the money over| to the Young People's Associa-| tion for its use. Mr. Humphrey donated his prize to the Rate- payers Association. WHITBY COUNCIL NEWS IN BRIEF The newly formed Whitby Jaycees were granted the use of a room in the Municipal) Building for the holding of regu-' lar meetings. The Ajax, Pickering and Whitby Retarded, Children's Association was given permis- sion to celebrate Retarded Chil- dren's Week in the town of | Whitby between May 9 and 22,/ inclusive providing the dates do not conflict with any other organization's plans. Council agreed to award Roger D. Lappin, a_ public school teacher at Rowe School with a special cita- tion for saving a five-year-old boy's life. The teacher saved Paul Hague, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hague, 1005 Athol st., Whitby, from death when he accidentally fell down a well near the school property. The teacher will receive his award at the April 4 council meeting. NAME CELEBRITIES CANTON, Ohio (AP)--Bulldog, Turner, George McAfee and Bill] Dudley are among eight cele- brated figures voted into the U.S. professional football Hall of Fame. Steve Owen, Joe Guyon Arnie Herber, Walt Kiesling and Hugh (Shorty) Ray also were selected for the honor by a pane] of 14 sports writers and broadcasters. poco FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS FAST SERVICE Payments Planned To Suit Your Budget VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Whitby Kathleen! District, Mrs. M. C. Coverley,} |Secretary Treasurer Shoreline} Division, Mrs. J. bei wy The guest speaker, Mrs. T. Cook, spoke on 'Public lations" and the importance rr Rangers in the Guide program.| Each district gave a repor' in their district. The evening closed with a; camp fire led by Mrs. Cart- wright. Each istrict con- \tributed a song. Iraq Shown commissioner |that arrangements for the April| 2 Spring Thaw dance were in 'hand and there was much in-| Some|terest in this community social| a large quantity jevent. The 50-50 draw as a money raiser for the association was won by Mrs. Alyward. This the Ratepayers Association, Harold Hare presented an illustrated lecture on his work in Iraq with Baghdad as his headquarters. He served as an agricultural adviser to the Iraq Government. His work took him over the whole country and his pictures and address gave a} general view of the country, jthe character of the people and their problems. He said a great deal of the work, in developing countries, is being done by the United Nations under the ausp- Pre-School 'Session Opens WHITBY (Staff) -- Sponsored|Minor Hockey Association will t on the activities) by the Whitby Kinsmen Club, a|receive a grant of $1500 through retarded children's pre - school|the recreation committee while session began this morning in the Kinsman's Club house at Heydenshore Park Whitby. The school will be open to|expected to spend $50; while the) |all pre-school retarded children Rides In Cruiser crossing guard at Dundas Pub-| | however, was more than happy| were ito be reunited with her par-|service calls. Total fire | Toss | from a Per-|committee. Approval was gran-|the formance bond put up by the teq Councillor Verm McCarl |parks, sub-/unon his request by the town|$2940. that |to cost $300 and will cost $7.50 | | | | } \cil this Saturday. | those FIRE LOSS $34,755 WHITBY (Staff) -- The Whit- by Volunteer Fire Department answered a total 143 fires dur- ing the past year, town coun- cil was informed Monday even- ing. The total number of fires had decreased by three from the 1964 fire count. During the past year there 24 general alarms and 119 was esiimaied ai 954,750. a3. An- other point introduced in a re- port to the council dealt with fire calls to the country. There were seven calls included in the total 143. Recreation Budget Set AJAX (Staff) -- The Ajax Re- creation Committee has drawn up a budget of $10,958 to cover the cost of 12 activities during the coming year. The budget will be considered by town coun- Recreation Chairman Bruce O'Brien said the budget re- presents $1 per capita plus $2,- 000. It is an increase of $1,435 over last year. Playground programs during holidays at three Ajax are expected to cost No charge will be made to the participating chil- dren this year. The boys and irls clubs are expected to cost each. A charge of $1 per ied. Basket- ball was estimated at $640 and A 15-week art course, offered \by the committee, is expected for children and $15 for adults Judo will cost 75 cents nightly for children and $1 for adults. |Baseball at Cedar Park is ex- pected to cost $690. The Girls Majorette Corps will cost the town $363 and will cost participating $5 for a three month course. The Young!' Set Dance Club will cost $200) with an admission charge of 25) \cents per dance. The Ajax with threatening his with a shotgun, was placed on warded saio' BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE WHITBY (Staff) -- A Port Perny area resident, charged landlord $200 bond to keep the peace by Magistrate Harry Jermyn here Tuesday. Steve Osaduke was warned such actions are not permitted by law. Kenneth Bell, the tenant, was warned not to remove his be- longings from Osaduke's house until back rent is paid and the matter had been legally dealt with, Bell said he went to the house, which he had formerly rented in an attemps to pick lip property belonging to him. off the property. Bell admitted owing rent but Noise Complaint To Be Studied WHITBY (Staff) -- Investiga- tion and further study by the town council's bylaws commit- tee will be made in answer to a complaint of peace and com- fort being disturbed. The com- plaint, in letter form, was for- to council by Miss} Charlotte Gentles, Whitby. Miss Gentles complained the ncighborhood in which she re- sides is being disturbed by a local industry. Roaring of loud machinery is reported to be the cause of the problem. The letter stated the firm be- gan operations at 8 a.m. on a Thursday and continued through the early hours of morning of the same week. In her letter, Miss Gentles| described herself as a graduate} dietitian and stated she realized| the effect noise can have on the| heaith of a community. "T also realize the town has) an anti-noise bylaw,' she said. | Placed On $200 Bond In Threatening Case The accused was said to have levelled a shotgun at Bell and his daughter and ordered them Saturday said there was a dispute as to the amount. He was told this was a civil court matter. Driving while his license was under suspension cost David Hobbs, 138 Union St., Port Perry $200 in fines. Hobbs, was fined $100 on the license count, $75 for failing to have automobile insurance and $25 for failing to notify he had purchased a car. He was given 15 days to pay the two smaller fines and 30 days to pay the larger one. A fine of $50 and costs was levied on Ronald Joseph Her- sick, 18, of Toronto, for consu- ming as a minor. He was given 14 days to pay the fine. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Merch 23, 1966 § ing the numerous lovely ely gifts. The hostesses served a rewad lunch. . How fo relieve WHITBY PERSONALS o. 4 er 7 _ Mrs. Michael Brannigan, 310 0. er e mod-|Rosedale dr. and Mrs. J; elled at the Spring Bonnet tea Hettle were co-hostesses gy in St. Mark's United Church| viccelianeous bridal shower Hall, Mar. 25, from 2.30 till 5|heia in honor of Miss Patricia p.m. under the auspices of Hettle who is to be ina bi United Church Women. St. Mark's United Church April A home baking sale on a/2, to William Frederick Penney, BACK 23-23 grand scale will be under the Rosebank. Miss Sharon Short ACHE = eae direction of Mrs. R. H. -Mac-| assisted the bride-to-be in open- Carl and Mrs. §. G. ireiand. |j--m = Tea. will be Psy under the | guidance of Mrs. Edwin Breen. Mrs. James Anstey is in charge WHITBY -- Evening -- SS Gettin At 7:30 | ELIZABETH ASHLEY of table and room decorations, emphasizing the spring theme, The first day brought the terror! The second day brought the woman... ~|brating her fifth birthday to- day. Ice Cream Trucks Banned By Council WHITBY (Staff) -- Ice cream trucks and the danger they present to small children are to be banned from town streets it was agreed at the council meeting, Monday evening. The, action was instigated on the recommendation of the by- laws and subdivisions commit- tee, in answer to a request from the Blair Park Vista Rate- payers Association. The committee's recommend- lation, with an amendment by Reeve Everett Quantrill, read: "That a licence be not issued to Dundurn Food Limited to operate an ice cream truck and any other company.' Applicants seeking such a li- jecence from here on must ap- pear before town council, it was} seta men are one man planned by Mrs. A. S. Mac- "THE THIRD? DAY" Begins 9 P.M. Lean and Mrs. Glenn Carr. Miss Marlene George is cele- RECOMMENDED AS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT WN brating her 17th birthday today. 'ALSO -- ADDED ATTRA In Color Starring Mrs. Glenn Sawyer will be "The Gorgon" --serer cussing ---- Cistophor Lee directing the strolling models nd AE R. JONES REAL ESTATE Sales - Valuations Mrs. R. A. Phair, Centre st. s., has returned from Pointe Claire, Que., where she attended the funeral of her nephew, Glenn Sampson, who was accidentally killed. Mrs. Arthur Nilner, Derby, England, has arrived for an extensive stay with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Holyoke, 210 Hal- lett ave. Christine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. .V English, is cele- Family Monuments = ' Created To Individual Requirements |stated. 1966 TV's $9.00 Per Month WHY RENT -- WHEN YOU CAN BUY -- | STAFFORD BROS, phone 668-3153 or obtain same at the door. LTD. 668-8841 or 728-6661 MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 216 Brock St. $. -- Whitby outside ice supervision for the year is expected to cost $500. The Senior Citizens Club is | |golf school, operated by the; jin the district each Tuesday and|committe, will cost $100 and will| Thursday under the supervision | cost adult participants $7.50 for! Mrs. William Ruttle reportedjof the Ajax, Pickering, Whitby |five lessons and youngsters, up Retarded Children's Associat-|to 18, $5 lion. Baseball is expected 'to cost All desks, rocking horses and|'atepayers $20; while the junior of suitable |dramatic club is expected to ltoys were donated by the Kin-|Pay its way with a fee of $5 for sman Club in aid of the school's operation. The association will supply teachers and transpor- Any parent in the area wish- ing to enroll their children in the school are urged to call Mrs. W. Reinhardt, at 668-5224. In addition to the pre-school class a retarded children's work- shop is also planned for the upstairs portion of the Kins- man's Club house. Further de- tails were unavailable at press-| time. ELECT CHAIRMAN Linen, president of Time Inc. |Pices of the Food and Agricul- ltural Organization, World Health lorganization and UNESCO which e in educational funds. The little town of Querna is | supposed to have been the loca- tion of the Garden of Eden, is located at the meeting of the itwo great rivers the Tigers and ithe Auphrates. Mr. Hare, to prove his point, showed a picture of the tree from which Eve) picked the apple -- at least the! stump of the tree. was elected chairman of the board and president of the In- ternational Golf Association, The IGA sponsors the interna- tional golf championship and Canada Cup matches. CATCH MORE FISH Commercial fishermen in On- | | tario landed 51,648,000 pounds of | jfish in 1965, an increase of 20} |per cent over 1964. NEW YORK (AP)--James A.| succeeding Howard L. Clark.) | a 15-week course. The committee also reported| the Ajax Memorial Community , judging by past perfor- mance, is not expected to make a profit but is expected to break even. Last year the pool lost $633 over income. The pool will open June 24 and close on Sept. 5. Season passes for families will cost $15 while single season passes will) be $7.50. One-Stop DECORATING SHOP Wallpeper and Murels Custom Draperies, | | | | | | | | | | H | 1 i | Broadloom C.I.L. Paints and Varnishes Flo-Glaze Colorizer Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. 107 Byron St. $., Whitby PHONE 668-5862 -- AT THE -- WHITBY MEAT MARKET Where you get Quality Meat ot Cut Rate Prices ROUND CUBED OR TENDER & JUICY STEAK (MINCED) BREAD Reg. 24c ec, STEAK MINUTE STEAK WIENERS LEAN is. 59° MINCED BEEF 3,,; 1.00 BY THE PIECE 2ron4l® BOLOGNA RED & BLUE BRAND CHUCKS of BEEF Average 60 to 70 Ibs. 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WHITBY Wad radio, automatic Toble turquoise with Aqua interior. transmission, power steering, power brakes, white walls, radio, tinted windshield, Plus all factory accessories. SAVE TAX PURCHASE TOO! rys - Meteors - Comets COMET Caliente 4 DOOR SEDAN V8 automatic, white walls with Deluxe wheel covers. 2 speed wipers, washers, radio. Parklane 2 DOOR HARDTOP Automatic LIST PRICE $5115.00 3895 LIST PRICE $3892.00 $2945 (1965) LTD. | 668-5893