Town To Study Street Widening BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- A proposal to widen King street at an estimated cost of $52,000 was referred to the roads and streets committee for budget consideration at Monday night's council meeting. The widening would be from Ontario street to Liberty street, The proposed work includes: --Excavation, a granular base and asphalt paving over a five- ii wide strip on each side of the existing King street pave- museum board to replace two, outgoing members and R. G. Gropp to the library board. Bowmanville's mew library will cost another $6,000. The contractor for the new building advised the finance committee that, owing to the delay in the acceptance of the tender, federal tax changes and labor rates have increased, in- creasing the cost of the build- ing. The building will now cost $146,400. A minute of silence in mem- ory of Councillor Carl Leslie was observed by town council. Mayor Ivan Hobbs also paid tribute to Mr. Leslie. THE FIGHT AGAINST tuberculosis is carried on out of the eye of the public by small groups of persons who are seeking to stamp out the disease. Dr. Mathew lin Monday night. Joining in the fight are, left to right: Rev. W. G. Soloniuk, president; Mrs. E. A. Col- lins, Rehabilitation Council: Dr. M. B. Dymond; E. J. B. Dymond, Ontario Minis- ter of Health, spoke to such a group at the semi-annual meeting of the Ontario County Tuberculosis and Health Association, in Brook- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Jenuery 19, 1965 § | Battle With TB _ |Build Bridges Must Continue | NearBeaverton mange g d a Two new bridges are to uilt ove BROOKLIN (Staff) -- "Thejat the public belief that TB is|River, east of Aen gg '] fight ae F saat sag -_ font, and pe ers 3 a worry. |cost of $301,000. go on," The Honorable Mathew| "More than 1, new cases B. Dymond, Ontario Minister ofjshow up in Ontario alone each bridese nde agg gd oa Health, said in Brooklin Monday}year, and the cost of finding Beaverton bypass and Ontario night. them cannot be compared to the County Rd. 15, will - start in Mr. Dymond was the guestjaccomplishment of the step to- May Work is expected to be speaker at the semi-annual|wards the eventual defeat of this completed by Oct. 15.- : meeting of the Ontario County |disease. John Gaffn 4 Co ve Tuberculosis and Health Asso-| "Nor can the cost of finding meted: aes A ae the ciation attended by more than|these people be compared with contract 'by the department of 75 members. the cost of the suffering they 20|nighways ; A disease that has been con-|through or the suffering they : quered? -- no -- but a --_ could cause others." TOURINT RENnekwous that has been vastly re " h The rate of TB patients in : and still must be fought," he|conaga is the lowest in the| MADRID (AP)--Spain enter: af Dymond spoke of the|World, he added, and Durham tained more than 14,000,000 for- r. Dymon , . e mm . County, east of Oshawa, boasts wig hy piney in 1964, an increase great advances in drugs to treat). ofthe jowest rates in On-|°f 28.8 per cent over the pre- tuberculosis, and of the great taro vious year's figures. Information decline in the prevalence of the)" Minister Manuel Fraga Iribarne disease in the past six years, | 'The new drugs are not thelannounced he expects some 16,- secret of our success. Our suc- : O'Brien, executive director, Ontario TB Association and Dr. H. Richmond. --Osahwa Times Photo J Council Will Study Annexation Policy to provide answers to questions,of last year Mayor Masson of Museum|along with Mr. John Mclvor,|Jan. 28 to determine further's ourselves put by the Department of Muni-|Oakville, at a joint meeting of 2 cipal Affairs. The required an-|the Whitby Town Council and)? (11); Kingpins 7 (16) Aces 0|of pride," he added. |(9); swers will be supplied at the/the Whitby Township Council, special meeting. stated: 'The union between| "Our application to the de-these two communities would partment for annexation of|benefit the public. You -- will} parts of Whitby Township was have a better community than! made in June, 1963," Councillor, you would have if you went your Bevan told councillors, "And)own separate ways'. I firmly en- progress, if any, has been much/dorse these views. too slow. "What can we. contribute to d d "it i sone 35 the proposed annexation areas? |263, B. by ; | 2 oklin| It is reasonable to assume proposed ation areas B. Shearer 255, D. Hen-|by the members of the Brook | 165 CHEV. or OLDS. that any application by a mu- d nicipality to expand by annexa- tion or amalgamation, if proven justifiable, has the full support EFFICIENT STAFF gineer with their complete oF 7 ganizations are capable of hand- of the provincial government. ling efficiently a much larger "This is basic government!area by only a nominal increase policy and is confirmed by the jn staffs at the lower levels. large number of annexations or) «we have a fine harbor which sry oom i Psi is used by the steel company in ment . P the township to a much greater} ae extent than all of our town in- "During the last seven years|dustries put together. We also 98 separate annexations andisupply large quantities of water amalgamations have been ap-'to this same industry, as well as d 9 7 Whitby Area Bowling Scores Cc "The town clerk and town en- Coulthard 240, T. Mirowski 205, K. King 205, A. Mayall 212, 203, D. Rowden 226, R. Mustard 207, 206. 629, B. Shearer 619, R. Mustard |604, Brush 94, 93, A. Mitchell 98, 90. Less than 10 years ago sani- 000,000 in 1965 tarium facilities were filled to|cess can be attributed to the |work of groups such as yours overflowing, he said. y Today, many of the hospitals/!" seeking out new cases before lare being used for other pur- they are established and allowed poses, to spread," . : He spoke of the good work WORK MUST CONTINUE done by the sale of Christmas He stressed, however, that TB)ceais, and stressed that even lis far from being a dead dis-) more research must be done. Results for Jan. 17: jease, a ee een to| "We only have it controlled Sti . _|stamp it out must continue. land not beaten, and cannot Stinkers 5 (10), Dogpatchers|" "we can look at our accom-| af d " tit not tne tev (2); Demons 5 (17) Head: i i jafford to relax until not one ! ws eadpins|plishments with a great deal) cage js reported," he concluded "Join the Fun' MODERN SQUARE DANCE CLASS Starting Soon Have room for a few more couples. Everyone welcome. pod rmation - 2erBUIT LEGION SUNDAY NITERS | BOWLING LEAGUE Tigers 7 (9) Snatchers 0| 'We must be greatly alarmed| Brooklin Bridge . Mirowski : . Ladies high triples -- c. Row-| Club High Scores | ce ct f Ring +. | The winners and high scores Men's high singles -- E. Brush|of the games played last week| Whether BUYING LEASING your new 10). Ladies high singles -- C. Row- en 209, 285, 201; H. Hayes 230; Duplicate Bridge Club were: | North. and South -- Mrs, R.) Drew and J. Miller, 102%; Miss V. Drummond and Dr. Reiduik, 101%; Mrs. W. Heron and R. Niglis, 98%; Mrs. = re ag Men's high triples -- E. Brush|J. Patterson, 89; Mrs. R. Bar- : , : seat be and Mrs. R. Morris, 87%. East and West--Mrs. S. Sheri- dan and Mrs. K. Marder, 115; Mrs. R. Hunter and Mrs. W. Medland, 108% Mrs. Spratt and Mrs. Wilson, 9714;. Miss Bovey and W. H. Barber, 97; Mr. and Mrs. Glover, 934%. erson 236, J. Mclvor 222, T. let / JOHN J, MAJCHER ive his personel attention. New 5" available now. Can be leased on 1 or 2 yr. contracts. (Need a good OK Used Cor? Give John a call) HARRY DONALD LTD. 300 Dundes East -- Whitby 668-3304 Lemon Leaguers -- T. Hen- erson 90, A. Short 88, M. Short 9, F. Carswell 69, J. Tanner 82, 9, 99, A. Johnson 85, 78, A. JOHN J. MAJCHER: ORAS SSE proved, while the percentage of|t9 many homes in the township. mu has been relative-/ «we haye good schools, fire| i P department, sewage treatment LOCAL AUTONOMY plant, PUC, industrial commis- "Local autonomy," he said,/sion, planning beard and other "must give away to government|services all of which could be! of expanded areas whether such/efficiently used in expanded) expansion is by annexation or|ateas with only a very nominal| by amalgamation increase in costs. | "In my opinion our applica-| "For the overall benefit of| tion makes good sense for both|both our municipalities let us| e and the Whitby|proceed with our annexation ap-| Township. plication or amalgamation with- "In our town hall on April 2\out further delay." r ed Nov. 1 contender who had ear- lier lost a non-title bout to Per- kins, took tht crown on a split decision. were served a delicious lunch by the hostess, Mrs. Shepperd. After the meting the members | Council members attending WHITBY THEATRE GUILD presents FURNITURE and RUGS The Comedy Of The Year "Pool's Paradise" By... Philip King At... Denis O'Connor Auditorium Gifford St., Whitby FRI. & SAT. - JAN. 22nd & 23rd Curtain up at 8:15 p.m. Admission - Adults 1.00 -- Students 50c Tickets On Sale At: . JURY & LOVELL -- Whitby Ploza SNELGROVE DRUGS -- Brock St. $., or at the door this is the twen- GOT A CHILLY ROOM? DIRECT FROM CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION FURNITURE SHOW French Provincial Bedroom, Dining and Living Room Suites -- Modern and Contempo- rary Dinette Suites --Provincial, Modern and Scandinavian Livin Room Tables and Chairs -- Quantity of Fine Rugs -- Mattresses and Box Springs, All Sizes. ALL WELL KNOWN BRANDS. (Star Dinettes Won First Prize At This Show.) THIS AMAZING STOCK OF FINE FURNITURE AND RUGS WILL BE OFFERED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC UNDER OUR FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM. Below are set out some of the amazing prices at this Amazon Sale. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF COMPARE Regular Sale Price $99.00 $45.00 $99.00 $45.00 $24.95 $9.95 $179.00 $98.00 $179.00 oeeee Beverly Springwall Mattresses... -........ e000 Beverly Continental Beds, complete with headboards -- 39"..... Modern and Provincial Table Lamps Gabi lesen st Walnut Veneer 3-Piece Bedroom Suites.... ... ' ' with Bookcase Beds 4 Seater Moulded Diamond Tufted Back -- Fruitwood or Walnut Frame $319.00 tieth century and, the mental hospitals have modernized, and| the treatment for those who have a mental brekdown has modernized. will again be attending the an- SPECIAL TRAINING nual convention of the Ontario "Anyone wishing to work as a Good Roads Association at. the |psychiatric aide must possess|Royal York Hotel in February. |Grade 10 education, and attend) LIGHT APPRECIATED ed one councillor, made the town "'look real good'. TO ATTEND RALLY Town Council representatives | many classes before they are A solitary street light placed MAKE YOUR WITH ADDING A ROOM? 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Phone AX 3-333] OR YOUR ONTARIO WY SRO OFFICE SHARPE ELECTRIC COMPANY ment from Ontario street to of each widening strip from Legion Auxiliary street from Ontario to Liberty to Mearns street. | held their first meeting of the} An application for a licence |pership were received and ac- that he was all in favor of @ will be served at 6.30 p.m. and ance. be guest at the birthday dinner|called a special meeting for Forrest Dilling and Robert/Armstrong, branch padre andjday night's meeting of town linstall new officers. An execu-|land at the extreme south and Mrs. Alvin Foster reported|since early last November. ports of the year's activities|wishes are extended to them for president, and although not) Members are reminded of the|/the East Central Ontario Art ecutive for the forthcoming|this year. members were in attendance _Coath; first vice-president, Mrs. A new chairman was elected CARACAS (AP)--Carlos Her- Mrs. Georgina Graham from Executive: Mrs. James Craw-lan upset decision over defender|,, hota at Peterborough with Ward. Hernandez, the 24 - year - old in the "haat new letter, the February meeting. WHITBY COUNCIL | ing, screaming Beatle Fans are|at the Ontario Hospital. ling artificial ice-making equip. Civil, Service Association, iM/tiqnally sick were considered|to provide all-winter-round skat- Beatles, and modern teehageleyen by their own relatives. |ter of thanks to the Town Kins-| hospitals in Canada. they could use their fists or any entertained. assistance," he said, comprised of strong bodied il- again provide the hanging flow- prove that the number of our "The reasons: The Beatles, teria with their hip-swinging, aunlitied, than they can tell about our joye chows: arent response, (9 A. Anderson, residents of the; darkest Africa, dancing around worker is neither latric Deputy Reeve George Brooks. young people than ever seeking! made to society to go into the world on their/employees of industry and labor.|Monday night the Kinsmen stat- association, in Whitby, in a bat-|ticipation towards our PSI and|ing in deplorable conditions. The to write thanking the Club for A fun-filled adventure}! ond bowling alley. Application Liberty street. Ontario street to Liberty street. arett. Adds Members SECOND TAXI SERVICE New Year with Mrs. Vernon was made by H. W. Knapp and| cepted, They will be installed at! licence as long as the fee is/meeting will start at 8 p.m. | WHITBY (Staff) -- Anxious to The Bowmanville Gilbert were appointed to the/Mrs. Idola Simpson from the/council on a recommendation tive meeting will be held Jan.|north ends of land under council WHITBY -- Whitby Garden|flowers were going out to the! At that time council was asked Art Association were presented and the elec-|4 speedy recovery. Mrs. George present at the meeting, being | birthday dinner at which time! Association held its meeting re- year, are: mis evan ------/from Picton, Belleville, Bright- Hugh Pryce-Jones; second vice- to succeed the retiring chair-| treasurer, Miss Mamie Rowe; |nandez became Venezuela's Srighton, Mrs. Graham presid- forth, Mrs, Russell VanHorne,|Eddie Perkins of Chicago in ali), Petiborough em bers There was discussion as to = from this area were: Mrs. Beatle Fans Said NEWS IN BRIEF | headed for mental hospitals. NEED CAPABLE STAFF ment for next winter. The equip- Whitby. joutcasts from society, They /ing. dances as reasons for the in-| 'The only requirements ne-|men Club for last week's Civic "Statistics show that one injstrong arm tactics to subdue WANT FLOWERS "If the present trend of to-|literates. er baskets for. the town's main population seeking help will be for instance, send over two- shrieking songs. (the atde thy to wave lover Trent street brought a con- own Dominion of\ Canada. "Perhaps street, wrote thanking the town a camp fire. nor appreciated po scomge HOUSING BACKED psychiatrict assistance "The two things we are seek- fathers over its plans to provide own, they cannot accept the re-| They are: a compensating sal-|ed that in touring the area dis- tle for better wages, and bene- hospitalization. Kinsmen asked for quick action their interest. Joun WAYNE 110 WOOD ST., OSHAWA 728-8214 for permission to reopen a rink |in the basement of 121 Brock | street south, was received Mon- | day night from the owner Mrs. )Al. Marlow. The rink, which Pa. ; ra }was run for nearly 19 years . J $ BE % before closing some years ago, | mn lies beneath Breslin's Store. --Concrete curb and gutter and underdrains along the edge --A storm sewer with catch basins and connections on King A storm sewer outlet on , King street from Liberty street| WHITBY -- The Ladies Aux-| iliary Royal Canadian Legion) A second taxi service will be! Moore presiding. | started in Bowmanville. Four applications for mem-| "granted by council, __|the Auxiliary 20th birthday din-| Councillor Ken Hooper said/per to be held Jan. 26. Dinner paid and the new taxi cabs are' Zone commander Mrs. Ger-|move ahead with its annexation! protected by adequate insur-trude Williams of Oshawa will|plans Whitby Town Council has board and the library board pranch president; 'Abbott Price, |policy. have new members. branch secretary; Rev. Stanley) The move was made at Mon- press. from Councillor George Bevan. G d Cl b Mrs. Gertrude Williams will} The subject, which involves « 19 at the home of Mrs. Vernon|ijurisdiction, has not been seri- Names Officers Moore. jously discussed by town council Club held its annuai meeting|following members who are in| ee in King street school when re-|the hospital and at home, best) tion of officers held. Mrs. Paul|Brown, Mrs, William Ashton and Meets At Cobourg | Coath will be the club's new|Mrs. John Jimmo. WHITBY -- The Council of| on vacation, she was welcomed|branch members will put/cently at the home of Miss Bea by the members. The entire ex. [on their aprons and serve again'Shepperd at Cobourg. Council) Past. president, Mrs. J. S./| . jon, Peterborough, Fenelon Falls, Paterson; president, Mrs. Paul| Hernandez Wins Cobourg, Oshawa and Whitby. J president, Russell VanHorme; Jr. Welter Title man Mr. Bob Marshall from} secretary, Miss Laura Pellow; |Prillia. The new chairman is ecretary, Miss Mildred} ;; ' i P ; Price. cr eae anes oak Raggmnne ed for the rest of the meeting. : 2 , The annual spring show will Mrs. J. N. Wilkinson, Miss Mar-|15 - round junior welterweight : ' ' hosts at the opening. The date guerite Ross and Mrs. J. D.jtitle fight. at the whee wal te future programs, It was decid- ed to have a social evening for Joan Stacey, Oshawa and Mrs. Laurine Sage, Whitby. Hospital Bound y --Hip-swing-;fits, ivil s ts ed| Whitby Town Council is to in- WHITBY (Staff)--Hip-swing fits for civil servants employ vestignte the possibility of buy- So says John Harkness, Lory "In centuries past, persons|ment, if bought, would be put on| dent of the Ontario Hospital who became mentally or emo-|one of the town's outdoor rinks | Mr. Harkness in a statement) were thrown into cells or dun- THANK KINSMEN released to the press, cited the/geons and literally forgotten,! 'Town council is to write a let- creasing number of young Per-|cessary for the staff who look-| Night Dinner at the Spruce sons being admitted to mentalled after these people were that/Villa at which councillors were 10 of our population will, at the persons who were sick. Whitby Garden Club is to be some time, require psychiatric Consequently the staff was asked by inwi council dt ib Can day's living is any indication' 'However, streets, The baskets, comment- for the future, statistics will one in seven or eight. EMOTIONAL HYSTERIA thirds of our younger genera- tion into fits of emotional hys- "The younger generation can : "eG "\gratulatory pat on the back for tell you: more about the Beatles ra understanding, and the pa town council. Mr. and Mrs. J. "The new dances today re- ¢ mat "denture _. {for the light "Not often we get} semble a -group of cannibals in tha Ghee bas ee ine MnP been letters like that," commented in a sense of "Each year there are more remuneration or the contribution, Whitby Kinsmen Club has of- fered solid support to the town "It seems that when they.ing are not outrageous, and are|!ow rental housing for needy reach the age when they havelenjoyed by almost all of the|families. In a letter received sponsibility."' ary, fo meet today's high cost|ttibuting Christmas gifts sev- Mr. Harkness is leading hisjof living, and government par-|¢al people had been found liv- to provide suitable low rental) BROCK housing. Town Council decided! Whitby ASK SECOND ALLEY Whitby may soon have a sec- STewaRT GRANGER Erwic Kovacs li je. NORTH TO TOWNSEND ELECTRIC LIMITED 385 KING STREET EAST 723-2343 TO STUDY WIDENING ALASKA Town Council is to investigate | the possibility of widening the jaccess from Henry. street into Dundas street west, described Tuesday 'night as being rather difficult. "I have been driving | 4 since 1942 and I had my first RODE 7 hd a Uy CRs STOHIL accident right at that very cor- Recommended As ADULT ENTERTAINMENT For Supplementary Electric Heat Call TOZER ELECTRIC LTD. 56 PRINCE ST. 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