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ary and secondaty dings and facilities ly of programs rang- orts 16 recreational, and political. by the aforemen- i. clvie représenta- es once again how the system regardéd uestion, of course, is would it cost to im. » plan locally; other. - gained wide endor- | influential trustees en, many of whom fo the Michigan city onths to study it first Gordon Attersley plumped for such school properties, boards were cool to ET THE BALMY | you folks. st. get the {dea your 'on't soon be clut- ce and snow. be. That is as cer- { year's municipal you prefer, the new ome tax hike which inister Sharp has rr Christmas. who gives much such matters these cé V. Mackey, the wyer-politician who tunning upset last n by finishing sec- 626 votes) in the race on his first try ate. an of one of Coun- important standing Public Works (a and time-consuming his job. to wotry and ice on civic > important upcom- n his committee's report on the situa- 'd by the Commis- blic Works' office d Review of Side- Removal, Including yal by the City, tically change the fo come for. those his annual winter "i senior citizens Mackey requested everal months ago. 0 know if it would or the City to re. and ice from resi- alks via small trac- rge the expense to mill rate. Ottawa system: Mackey did not such a system, but fully investigated, turn up in the re- n surveys in other body's guess, but hould be known in iS AGO. ZARS AGO, y. 15, 1942 oble was elected the newly forme | District Labos ander G .C. Ber- ander HMCS York st speaker at thé heon recently. tARS AGO, y. 15, 1927 .| Cameron ways lent of the Oshawa OHA for the come * Control Board of unced today that a will be opened in aS soon as arrange- e made. [BLE ne loving kindness n life, my lips -- Psalm 63:3, to those who fol- "Seek ye first the Heaven, and all shall be added. . ." ngs cannot bring ness. nn IADBEDS 1 NABA HAVE To 50% THICKER AN SraALiFoanias * h WHTUSTAND, le HEAVING of FROST Seen, oy E RIVERS IN CANADA'S 2E MOVING ; | SPEED MONTH: eg yy 4% Z & ' cilities McPherson As Reeve of Fairview WHITBY / AJAX PERSONALS | Carl Mantz The Christmas he held at Mrs, W. A. Wilson, a resident{hall. Lodge, celebrated | will her 90th birthday recently. To Mrs. Francis Ou a e is or celebrate the occasion, a birth- Street, Ajax, Dec. 14. day was arranged by me : PICKERING (Staff) -- Jean... bers o} e Whitby Baptist Ajax Ladies' McPherson says this is her year : Church Women's Society for dance held at the Ajax to step into the position of Christian Service, of reeve of Pickering township. Mrs. Wilson is a member. Rev. success, both socially and Mrs. McPherson would make history as the township's first woman. reeve, Already, Mrs. McPherson has the distinction of being the first woman deputy reeve in the mu- nicipality, a position she has held for the past seven vears. It's a tough fight in Pickering John McLeod the bi ; Beet sexed Ihe read cially. Door prize winners were the Whithy civie electjam Dec.| Unit, department Toronto General Hospital. ings and Mrs. tea. Serving the birthday cake) 'Mrs. J. R. Grant, Oshawa, Mrs.|9. forth. Robin Nicholson eithe singing of "Happy Birth- McLeod poure in|Mrs, |was assisted by led |her committee. This was a com-) years meeting the home of "ime ome" Tn Running WHITBY (Staff) com.|for 27 years, finan- cillor for and during Carl A. Pipe Band Mantz, a resident of Whitby| which munity centre was reported a he will seek election as a coun- the centre ward in! Heart Foundation | ™" °™' Plans Open House WHITBY House |Mark's United Church pc ol oe halt, Nov, 20, at 8:15 p.m., spon sored by the Whitby Chapter of announced today|the Ontario Heart Foundation Feature of the evening will he Strikes 4, Owls 3 and Night Hawks 0 lan illustrated speech by Dr. THE OSHAWA. TIMES, - Wedacadey, November 3 ficdd 5 | A film on heart research, en-| |titled "Of Men and Minds," will) Don't Neglect Slipping also be presented by the Can- FALSE TEETH { \adian Heart Foundation. Do false teeth sig os alip or wobble when you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze? Don't be annoyed and embarrassed by such handicaps. FASTEETH, an | alkaline (non-acid) powder to sprin- kle on your plates, keeps false teeth more firmly set. Gives confident feel- (Staff) -- nee be held in will WHITBY BOWLING CROVEN LEAGUE Points Taken --- Rolling Pina 7, Lucky A.| gat Triples --- Penny Weatherell 441,/ ing of security and added comfort. *|Barbara Calberry 614 and Betty Hill) Nogummy, gooey, pasty taste or feal- Trimble, Cardio Vascular} he ing. Get FASTEETH today at drug of surge High Singles -- Penny Weatherell 307.| counters everywhere. ITRETY,| richard Welch 248, and "id Betty Hil 215 Barbara Calberry 211, 204. were Mrs. Everett Pogson, |B. Mitchell, Ajax, Mrs. R A veteran of /the Second Mrs. William Hewis, Mrs. 'Ade.| Goldring, Ajax. H, FE. Jones.;World War, in yhich he was| lard Morin, Miss Maude Cam- |Bay Ridges, was the winner of|commissioned erseas in the eron and Mrs. Harold Craw-|the draw. General convener, |Royal Canadian Air Force, Mr. | John Smith, Bay Ridges,|Mantz was editor and publish-| members of jer of The Whitby News for 11 that period) i ante day."' Mrs. Wilson was pre per sd cca ee te sented with a pink carnation |plete hand effort and members| \did not miss attending a reg-| four candidates are well known, ee ee ee a ae bad ston aed toes Iain but Mrs. McPherson feels her po eter rats. -- Fiotive in many phases of lite. chances of taking all the Kathleen Rowe students, Invited guests at the Whitby |? the community, he is a mem-| marbles are good. She pointed grades 3, 4 and 5, recently had Kinette Club dinner meeting her of the committee of adiust- out she has topped the polls, a trip to Toronto Riverdalejwere the members' mothers./ment this year. He was active! ahead of Reeve Clifford Laycox, Zoo, accompanied hy teachers,|Co-conveners for the evening jn starting the steering com in the past two elections. Mrs. Harold Price, Miss §,|were Kinettes Marjorie Gart-|mitiee for the Whitby General! A great deal of pressure has Schell and mothers, Mrs. C. R.{/shore and Virginia Sandford./Hospital, one of the organizers'| heen put on me to change my Pickard, Mrs. Charles Rarter, | Kinette Lois Broughton,' the jof the Whithy District Family! mind and run for deputy reeve Mrs. FE. Milburn, Mrs. R./president, chaired a short busi |YMc A and active in the forma- again," said Mrs. McPherson. "Nobody is going to change my thinking at this point," M Mrs. McPherson, who has | aerved on township council for la the past 11 years, said she Cc would make no election prom- Drinkwater, Mrs R. Bland and ness session and announced that'tion of the St, John Ambulance firs. K, Whitelegg the annual Christmas cake Corps draw will be held Dec. 22. 4 former member and sec Mrs. Thomas Spellen, presi: Gentlemen's night will be held retary of the Whithy Harbor lent of the 5th Scouts and/Nov, 18 with Kinettes Retty|peyelopment Board, Mr. Mantz ubs Mother's Auxiliary, re- Silver and Mary McTeague in| was active in the Whitby Yacht Kinette Fran Otten-\of the Kinsmen ports a church parade will he charge of the evening al the|Club and is a former member and Rotary ises. "All my time will be at the held at St. John the Evangelist,|home of disposal of this township and its ~ |Nov, 19, for 9 a.m. mass. Par-|brite: Members presented a Clubs in Whitby people if I'm elected," Mrs, Mc- ss jents of Scouts and Cubs will | musical skit. The next dinner' He said he feels his insight Pherson said. | MRS. JEAN McPHERSON RUNS FOR REEVE |pbe contacted and asked to|meeting will be held Dec. 13 injinto the work of the various Mrs. McPherson has been Topped the polls in past two elections join the auxiliary, If was de-|the form of a Christmas party.|/civie boards with which he has apending most of her time in cided to hold the annual card|Members will gift wrap: a par-jbeen associated fit him to. serve recent weeks knocking on doors party March, 1988. A fentative|cel and a prize will be throughout the 106 square miles "'l fee] that the bringing in of|tions were made for parks, date was Mav, 1968, for a home-|for the most decorative of Pickering township. She industry should be left in tne|"oads and water and sewers be|pare cae. : claimed her support was grow-/hands of our industrial com espe available by the de wos an wos healt giver' e . a veloper s k, Ww i P ae ~ tga specs oad es inlssioney, and. in the opinion. of Un Rebbeiataly council is get a tN epee An at the home of Mr. and Mrs (RaqR\ rected J? pality nae y. 1 gel- Lynda Primeau were dinner Individual The candidate for the top the Ontario Municipal Board, fing the blame for high taxes| guests at the home of Mr. and 'Roger Howes, 904 Henry St Suebaonats office said the' township wouldjinfilling of residential areas)when they actually spend a Mrs, Thomas Spellen, 332 Dove Christian Reformed Church AGES % get industrial assessment even-|should continue, with perhaps/small percentage of the tax/dale Drive, on the occasion of Ladies Society Work ahd Pray tually, but it was pointless 0/100 to 150 homes yearly," said dollar. The school boards re-'john Spellen's 21st birthday. held its 'annual meeting presid- aterilize residential development! Mrs. McPherson. ceive 76 cents out of every tax --_/ : ed by Mrs. Herman Y Sauder completely, as has been sug-| Mrs. McPherson said she did} dollar," said Mrs. McPherson At the Ajax Red Cross meet- iMrs. Cameron Linnell was in gested by some members of/not favor mass. infilling in the! phe outspoken deputy reeve|ing, presided over by' Mrs. Cart} icharge of an. essay on. the STAFFORD BROS. eounell. |township unless proper dedica- cai she felt money would he|Bushell, members discussed the|pible. Mrs. Lea Lootsma and x "|better spent by. the school|possibility of joining with the Mrs. Andy Zeenstra recited LTD. e boards if more of it went to Pickering homemakers service./poems. During intermission MONUMENTS I A teachers instead of building|If in May, 1968, the Red Cross/light refreshments were served 668 3552 n us ry n Jax fancy schools. She said there;campaign§ is sufficient, the|This was followed by skits pre i " was no inequality of education) Ajax homemakers then could! sented on the centennial theme 318 DUNDAS EAST ' in the township with its two operate on its own. Ajax Red invited guests were radiex from school areas. Cross executive members willlthe Oshawa Zion Christian Re a Continues Growth "T propose ta leave the three- Contact other organizations re liormed Church. Rev. John Van ring circus atmosphere out of the council chamber, AJAX (Staff) -- Industry con-;have 2.2 million eubie feet not stand for the . practice) tinues to increase in this town! useable space for lease. of 10,000 and a newsletter on! Affiliated Medical Products, ajo Tidiculing township -- staff industry prepared by the town! wholly owned subsidiary of the|9Pen meetings," said Mrs. Mc tells of 15 industries locating Or United Industrial Corporation, Pherson i bers in a visit to Ajax-Picker-| cf] garding the distribution of food) Harmelen gave the closing re given|the electors of the new town. | and would|/hampers to needy families, at marks Thristmas. Santa Claus will at,accompany Red Cross mem- One-Stop ng Hospital. expanding in Ajax this year. is now occupying a 30,090 Mrs. McPherson, who was 5 Be z , It has been a bumper year/cquare foot building on Com- born in Tennessee, came to Bi beta A i. er DECORATING for Ajax. A new municipal mercial Avenue. Canada as a young girl and) * Ajax St. Timothy's Pres-| A a ei byterian Church Women's Mis-| complex was opened and land- Canadian Ceoltex Cweco In- resided in Scarborough for 15 ainnaie Roclety Gueell 4 | acaped as a centennial Pro-iqictries Lid. is in the process|Years before coming to the| i inced. EE a a Walsgritie Wallpaper end Murals ject; an arena - community|). ¥ | township 23 years ago ng tre building was dedicated; re completing a 30,000 square "T have seen what the men(Committee" had heen formed| Custom Drop centre bu g foot addition to its plant doub- to meet worshippers at the door! Broadioom Nav. 19k |have done in this township for| An addl:| 150 years, and I think it's time) we gave a woman a chance to) Se clean up the mess," said the} grandmother of four. '"'Women have proved them-| |selves in Metro Toronto and jare doing a terrifie job More| plans for a new 500-home sub- pb ay are now being COM-/tion to the Glenn S, Woolley nd Company Id. plastics Besides these a, projects manufacturer will bring its ae ah wa at in |Duilding to 18,800 square ar I.D.1. Electric Canada Lt is| doubling 'the oie ge egg tiaiee its existing facilities in ra taken a new sewage disposal Me tid ctcas cn Full Road. twomen should take an interest! plant study. A $3,000,000 addi- in the affairs of this township| tion te the Ajax High School! Oshawa Metal Products Lim-jand bring their experience to is expected to be completed ited moved here recently and LY the council," said the candidate) hefore the end of the year. [occupying 3,200 square 'GH0O| for reeve. Import Customs Brokers Lim-/Space in the town. Radio Elections in the township this| ited occupied offices in the Cen-|has located its brosdonating year are slated for Dec. 2,| tennial Warehousing building on|and executive offices in 5,000/ray Cup day, when voters wili! Commercial Avenue this year|square feet of space on Me-|cact hallots for a new council) for complete services to import- | Master Avenue. jand two area. school hoards. ers and exporters in the town.) Sta-Rite Pumps Canada Ltd.) oe --------_________.- Centennial Warehousing leas-|is expanding for its second! ed a 37,500 square font building time in Ajax and will move to) ya \ling its present size. while Ajax Magnethermic Can-\an additional 5,800 square feet | ada Limited extended their fa- Sure Fit Furniture Slipcovers! with an 8,800 square Ltd. has 'added 7,000 square foot addition feet to its present facilities. Nabob Foods in the town The manufacturer of special added 7,80 square. feet and thejty greeting cards, W. 1. Smith; Whitby Boat Works Lid. which|and Associates [id., recently moved here from Whitby three|increased its capacity by 40 per years ago added 10,000 square cent. TRC Design and Manufac- Superbly tailored English Venetian ond Courier Cloth SUITS and SPORT SUITS MICHAELS /STERN feet of factory area. turing Co. will soon occupy A new warehouse with 100,000/6.000 square feet of space on 22\Fairall Street to construct a square feet of floor space, feet clear under joists, is now\wider range of the company's under construction and williline of electrical equipment. 89:5 . 99:5 uae tore eens Ainaanie the Opening i DEPT. STORE Le Chalet Benauet Room belt dbs (Corner of Cantre St. and Colborne St., Whithy) With twa Fleqant Roome Te Serve You, Accommodating 306 THE REGENCY ROOM ... . Suitable For up te 200 Guests. THE NELSON ROOM... Suitable For up to 100 Guests Partect for Wedding Receptions; Rowling Banquets, Dances and Service Club Meetings . . . Book Now For Your Christmas Party -- Call 668-4377 APPOINTMENT ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR Depariment of Social Services TOWN OF WHITBY Duties consist of assisting the Director with special emphasis on family casework and rehabilitation. Must assume responsibility for the Department in the absence of the Director. Both male and female applicants will be considered. Starting wage com- mensurate with experience and qualifications. CHARLES (Chuck) LOVE Applicant should he familiar with the applicable Acts and Regulations in accordance with the policies of the Provincial | The management of J, BR, Me Must have car and if Mullan Real Estate take pleas- ure in announcing the appoint- ment of Charles (Chuck) Love to their sales staff. Mr. Love is Social and Family Services Department licensed to operate, be capable of carrying out required inter- views and investigations and the preparation and presentation of reports, hoth verbally and in writing, Tact, sound judgment, administrative abilities and the ability to work with people, reo! estate naeds and asks you area essential. Ability to type and practical experience and/or to give him a call ati... . academic qualifications in the field of social work, considered ll | : a J. B. McMullan and Co. 120 DUNDAS 8T. W. fully qualified to look after your Duties to commence December Applications in writing will he received until 5.00 p.m. on November 24th, 19467, by . John RB. Froet, pl Administreter, Tawn of Whit! 408 Dundas Straet West, Whitby, Ontarie, ee eae a WHITBY ~~ 448-4201 jat the Sunday ervice. Mrs. read a letter morning worship | George Smyth | received from a! |missionary in Nigeria, explain- ling conditions there. A sum of| |money was voted for Toronto] Evangel hall, and a box will be placed in the church for donations of good, used, warm! clothing to be sent to Evangel e e e e e C.LLL, Paints and Varnishes Benjamin Moore Painte DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. PHONE 668-5862 107 Byron St. $., Whitby || i SPRUCE Friday Night DANCE PARTIES Starte This Friday -- Tell Your Friends ! Come*Down and Have Fun! Spruce Villa Hotel Whithy -- 668-3386 8:30 P.M, Yams | TRIPE Vk ces rUTT er L Ue ww M.: | eae ewer ee E & a Gh te er) xe STOCK UP NOW FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON FEE MUGS ASSORTED COLORS Compare ot 4% each FOR s] 2 LIT TALI ID ANA CAO ORR oe SNORE A Fa gare xecmarn Renta Helene Curtis HAIR SPRAY 4 oz. Reg. 89e ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH 12 ox. Reg. $1.19 etme Cottage ROLLS LEG OF LAMB LOIN CHOPS LEAN, STORE SLICED 79: 8 Freezer Special ! Loin of Pork 10 to 12 Ibs. 65° CUT AND WRAPPED FREE COUNTRY SAUSAGE 4 ts. 1.00 g)| BUEHLER'S averse wewres > FINE QUALITY MEATS! cue 48: ~ CANADIAN SPRING LAMB SHOULDER CHOPS STEW CUTS Side Bacon 59: PEAMEAL BACON Hind Quaters C | en "ee 65° sad ie 79: cn Ib, 1.09 %» HOGS 46° Head off ...... Satine ib a RIB ROAST OF BEEF 88! 12 King St. East 723-3633 79 39: | Health Ray HEATING KLEENEX 400's Reg, 340 PLAYTEX "LIVING" GLOVES with tree extre right-hand glove, REG. $1.49 Wilkinson Razor Blades S's Reg. 758 3! Limit 3 per customer WV Yl] My » TRIPE DISCOUNT 4 7 PEEVE PERETTI DOO OE HORT 88.8 8 24 SIMCOE ST. N. OSHAWA OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY fi