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6 ™ SAW: TUN, Wedvestoy, fcead 25, 1966 | WHITBY (Staff) -- Twenty-six enumerators will start work to- | day in the Whitby district tak- | ling the termediate 2 af! Canada, Earl Fairman, of whit- | | by, is the commissioner for the | | district. Mr. Fairman said Tuesday the | | enumerators are seeking the 00> | | operation of all residents of the | |area in the completion of their) | work. All workers are sworn, jto secrecy and all information | obtained will be strictly confi- dential. The commission is specially | anxious that farmers in the dis- trict complete the forms, which have already been mailed out, | so they 'can be picked up by the enumerators when they call. | The completion of the forms not | only will assist the enumerators but assure the completeness and accuracy of the census. The district of which Mr. Fair- man is the commissioner cov-| ers the town of Whitby, the rural | area to the north extending to AT INTER-SERVICE CLUB MEET IN WHITBY lies eocs "Seshas' semeiar of Whitby the annual inter-service club banquet. They are, left to right, Den- nis Stevens, president Hands clasped in together- ness, these leaders of service work in Whitby met last night at the Legion | Hall for SA Home League | | Holds Meeting | Salvation Army Women's) Home League held its regular weekly meeting recently at the Citadel WHITBY (Staff) -- Plans arejevent. Cadet Mrs. Charles Eyre jgoing forward and the Whitby jsuccessful opened the meeting with song|Chamber of Commerce is bend- eliminated in and prayer, and comments. lsuccess of the County Town/ful expanded. The meeting took the form|C arniva] to be held July 30 and Events 'Program Legion Hall, Guests at dinner will be -" Port gin phens, CONTENTS: The new telephone equipment fashion spelling bee led by Cap-| The chamber is looking for- Members than busied themsel-|'" the promotion and support ed for travelling food baskets, to increase the number of mem munity. ucation Week' when a film will/has met to get various Whitby 38 a homebake sale wil! be held and channel the activities-which : ing formulated to hold a motor- _Brooklin Area carnival, The Whitby Yacht @ little persistence, but resi- |Lawn Bowling Club is consider A petition signed by 26 resi-| It is hoped the County Town after it had been decided in a WCTU Attends intendent, undertake the neces- Council last night adopted a ance Union held its monthly Wilson's 1966 program dent Mrs. Harold Quantrill fend this action was "appealed" charge of the devotional led the appeal. on the recent WCTU County : Township To Get Township council wee advised Naughton it will receive an| that will provide up-to-date Township Clerk William Wal-| service in OSHAWA, AJAX, of subsidy the township will) He said council has budgeted| PICKERING, PORT PERRY and set aside $60,000 in the 1946 bud-/ of a "Classroom" pith an old/31 and Aug, 1 tain Eyre, a geography test|ward to the support of all Whit and this was followed by games. |by organizations and residents { this event. The chamber is orating fi rt|o pos decorating fur, se QUA puting on a membership div bers so the chamber will have 4 hostess was Mrs. Jakela stronger voice in the com At next Thursday's meeting) The committee in charge of it will be in the form of "Ed-|the planning for the carnival be shown. organizations together The It was announced that May) chamber feels it can co-ordinate at Salvation Army Thrift Store,|the organizations can put on Es cago At the moment plans are be cycle scramble and bicycle races In connection with the -Park Planned le Club plans to put on a show at , BROOKLIN (Staff) -- It took! Whitby Harbor and the Whitby dents of Robmar st. just south|ing plans for its part in the of Brooklin will get their park. | celebration. ents of this street which runs|Carnival will become an annual off Highway 12 came to council |--------- committee meeting to have N.| E. Wilson, township road super-| R lar Meeti gary grading and levelling of egu ar ee ing the township - owned lot Women's Christian Temper- resolution authorizing this work|Meeting recently at St. Mark's twhich will be included in Mr,|United Church parlor, Presi- opened the meeting with pray- The park project had been ' ae turned down earlier by counell|¢" Mrs, Gordon Glenney was *by Mark Lockyer, a resident of Period fal Mobmar st. 'The petition fellow-! Mrs, J, Whitehurst reported - {70th Convention held at St./ Andrew's United Church, Osh-) Advance Subsidy BROOKLIN (Staff) -- Whitby 'Tuesday night by Ontari 0 Highways Minister C. S. Me-| padvance subsidy payment of $34,200. ' Direct Distance Dialin dace explained that this 9 amount represents 25 per cent | 3 receive this year for road con- BLACKSTOCK, BOWMAN- struction and maintenance, VILLE. BROOKLIN, HAMPTON, «this year for a $150,000 road- building program and has also WHITBY this fall, get for road maintenance One-Stop DECORATING SHOP Wellpeper end Murele Custom Draperies Broodloom Brush, president Branch 112, Roya] Canadian Legion; Bill Schatzmann, Whitby C Of C Organizes County Town Carnival this PORT PERRY Residents of the surrounding area are planning testing the move, asking them| a '"'meet the champions"' ing June 11, in the Port Perry) fore making a final decision on be paid to area athletes the reception and Perry " Hockey Club, who won the | Beatle all Ontario championship in a have to wear bathing caps in hard-fought series with Port El- The gathering will also honor ers in the drains and we have Anne Forder and Richard Ste- who won the pairs title|up the mess," complained Ver- sponsored by the Ontario Fig- non F. Herlund, direntor of rec- ure Skating Association. AE R. JONES }and the area between Highways |401 and 2 to the Greenwood rd, in Pickering Township. The area, south of Highway 01, from Pickering Beach rd. to the | easterly boundary of Whitby is! also included, Ed, by Lions Club; stanley, president Whitby Kinsmen Club; Dr, Morley Weber, president Whitby Ro- tary Club; and Ron Deeth, president, Whitby Kiwanis Club Jaycees; Doug Win- president Whit- --Oshawa Times Photo | | ND REACHES HIGH CPR Proposal COVENTRY. i ngland (CP)--| Europe's tallest lamp post has | Draws Protest BROOKLIN (Staff) The been erected in Coventry's Sta-| tion Square, Eighty feet tall and which are not carrying fosr 1,000-watt lamps, year could be the future and Canadian Pacific Railway Com- posts, scripture reading! ing every effort to assure the lother events which.are success-| pany's plan to abolish its agent and buildings at Myrtle Station "\has spurred opposition from eighbori dents, f d| 'Meet The Champs' Whitby 'Township. Council, Council decided Tuesday jnight to send a letter to the | Board of Transport Commission- ~| ers along with other letters the} and| corporation has received pro-| Slated (Staff) village gather- 'to give every consideration be- when honor wil] the railway company's applica-| tion", a CAP THAT BLOCKHEAD »CHICAGO (AP) -- Boys with haircuts are going to the members of Intermediate Chicago park swimming pools, "Long hair clogs up the strain- to call the engineers to clean reation, | -|| REAL ESTATE Sales. - Valuations Consultations C.1.L. Paints ond Vernishes Benjamin Moore Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. 107 Byron Se. $., Whitby PHONE 668.5862 AS YOU KNOW, completely modern Direct Distance Dialing telephone ser vice is coming to Oshawa, Ajax, Blackstock, Bowmanville, Brooklin, Hampton, Pickering, Port Perry, and Whitby in October. And, we're right on schedule installing the equipment that will enable you to dial your own station-to-station Long Distance calls to most telephones across the contin: ent, IS COMING ! Direct Distance Dialing will bring the ease and speed of local dial service to most of your Long Distance calling. It's the modern answer to the ever growing need for faster, simpler and more convenient communications The rye whisky with the UNSINKABLE FLAVOUR We will tell you more about this con- tinent-wide service as we get closer to DDD day. BELL Built, managed and owned & Cenacians it replaces 12 conventional lamp | \ Supplied by THE OSHAWA WHOLESALE LIMITED supply depot for progressive independents "CHOICE NEW ZEALAND SPRING LAMB" SHORT CUT -- WHOLE OR HALF -- me 0' LAMB 65 WHOLE FLANK ON ~, LOIN 0 LAMB 29 LAMB IN A BASKET FRONT 0' LAMB 29 FRESH LEGS AND BREASTS CHICKEN CUTS TRIANGLE gre PICNIC SHOULDER u §9* BEEF STEAKETTES 'WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES LB. LB. 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