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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1946 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PACE FIVE WHITBY NEWS. Whitby Building Well ® Over $300,000 Mark Building permits representing building valued at $25,870 were issued in Whitby during November, according to figures released by H. Pringle, town engineer. This lifts Whitby's building program for 1947 well over the $300,000 mark. The greatest increase over last® year's figures is shown in permits for industrial construction which jumped from the 1945 figure ap- proximating $10,000 to over $100,000 for the first 11 months of this year. Permits were issued to build 45 new homes, most of these were in the price range of $3,000 to $5,000 with a few in higher brackets. This is more than a 100 per cent in- crease over the 1945 figures, when 'permits were issued for 21 homes Sed at $6,7000. rtion of the increase in in- an al permits can be traced to acceleration in established business- es and a subsequent expansion of plant but a worthwhile contribution came from new industries which have moved to the town in the past six or seven months. During November, Woodland Pro- ducts obtained a permit to erect a plant estimated to cost $14,000. Three permits were granted for erection of 'new homes valued at $2,000, $2,500 and $3,000. Alterations and repairs accounted for the bal- ance of the unusually high Novem- ber figure. Skate Exchange InTown Hall Wed. As the Young Women's Group of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church are holding a bazaar in the Council Chambers tomorrow afternoon; the Skate Swap Shop will be held in the Town Hall upstairs. The ladies were understandably surprised to hear that all these youngsters would be attending their bazaar, but the misunderstanding has been cleared up, and the skates should be brought into the upstairs part of the Town Hall. The hours for this swapping and exchanging of skates are from 3 to 5 p.m. Tomorrow the skates will be brought in, tagged and priced, and on the following Wednesday, fit- tings will be held to see how many of the young hockey fans can find suitable skates. The operation is under the direction of Gordon Mc- Mahon, assisted by members of the W.M.AA. COUNTY OF ONTARIO var OF LAND FOR TAXES BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT issued "dy the Warden of the County of Ont- ario and bearing date the 8th day of August, 1946, the sale of lands in ar- rears for taxes in the County of Ont- ario will be Held at the Court House, + Whitby, at the hour of two o'clock in -the ternoon, o on the 9th day of Dec- Sper, ph hh nlets the taxes and costs Notice is hereby given the Jat. of lands for sale is being ba ons in the Ontario Gazette In the issue of Septeitier 7. 1946. Coples of the sald list may be had at my ce. E. A. McEA Treasurer, A inty of Ontario. Treasurer's Omics: Whitby, September 6, (Dec3) PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 33, HEREBY GIVEN THAT the es of By-laws of the Town Whitby, which will § submitted to & vote of the Municipal Electors of Ie Town of Whitby (qualified to vote on Money By-laws) at the next annual Slection to be held on December 14th, Synopsis of By-law No. 1722 of the Town bi Whitby, A By-law to ant fixed ment of One Thousand "a1 000.00) Dot Dol- lars to Brunton Lumber Company, Limited, on part of its Sac0ry premises within the Town of Whitby. Company will build wal new factory Dulldings- Drying Kiln and Hardwood ooring Plant--value not less than P mpany will employ aa additional 25 Jerzons the year roun xed assessment does not apply to School Taxes or Local Improvement Fixed assessment will not apply in any year in which Company falls to gmploy above number of persons (un- om circumstances beyond its contro! hited 'assessment is for a period of Synopsis "of By-law No. 1724 of the Town of Whitby. fixed assessmen ($1,000.00) Dollars to Wm, J. Anderson Company. Limited, 0 its 'factory premises the Town of Whitby, Company will build a factory--value not less than $10,000.00. Company will employ 25 to 30 per- sons the year round. Poipany nas ace; acquired Lots 279, 280, 290, Perry's an 'West 2 Sree (Corner of Maple and "Buelld Btreets Fixed dient does not apply to School Taxes or Local Improvement es, Fixed assessment does not a; ply in any year in which Company Spoy 2b above number of persons (Un- TO! circumstances beyond its control). hd Assespment is for a period of pe opsls "of lawl No. 1725 of the ff iy f Whithy. Sant a od assessment Dollars d uy factory prethises within the Town of Whitby. pany will sod a factory--value ar less than $8,000.00. tro upany will employ 20 to 25 persons the 9 Jour round oi has ae uired Lots 282, 283, , Perry's Plan West a Brock i Street' or rner of Beech and xed 'pesesemient does not apply to 1) Taxes or Local Improvement assessment will not apply in in Pha year in which Company employ above number of (on Jess for reasons beyond 1ta coRtroly. Fixed 4 Assessment is for a period of ten years, And. notice is further given that the vote of the Mu ectors .of Town of Whi Money By-laws) shall above By-laws on the 14th day of Dec- gmber: | ous at the same time and at the 'es as the annual election for the he Municipal Council Jad, the De. Returning inted cers 421 the sald election shall take the And notice is further given that the Tth Th A of December, and the ten o'clock in the forenoon at the He coun" Chamber in the Municipal Building of the Town of Whitby have been fixed as the Time and Place for Ye Sit hi nd t ton auond at polling places a a e final at the b up of the votes by the Clerks that on the 16th day of December, 1946, at the hour of ten o'clock in the fore- noon the Clerk of the sald Municipality shall attend at his office and sum a8 the, votes given for and against Municip and that If the sald o ths uaicipal electors is ob- tain posed by-laws, they will = ay into consideration by the Municipal Council of the Cor- n of the Town of Whitby at 2 one A after the date of the first publication of this notice; and that such first publication was made on the 19th day of November, 1 Dated at the 10th day of qn Whitby, November, ' R. FROST, Town Clerk, (Nov.19-26 Dec.3) © be taken on the Whitby News In Brief Accounts of social events and of Visitors to and from the ows Bd Avoreciateg by i Geparient TELEPBONES 703 There will be a public speaking contest at the Temperance Conven- tion in King Street Church, Osh- awa, on December 6th. The contest will be carried through by youthful speakers who have been trained by Mrs. A, Bell, Oshawa. The Parish "Guild, Yo All Saint's Church will hold a social evening and sale of surplus articles left over from Bazaar, at the home of 'Mrs. Cardwell, | Ontario Hospital, on Thursday evening, December 5th, at 8 pm. Assessor Wili Inspect Buildings ! For $200 A Year After hearing the report from the special committee set up to in- vestigate the necessity for a full time building inspector, Town Coun- cil last night decided to add these duties to those of Fred. O'Dell, town assessor, works superintendent and week inspector, at the same time in- creasing his salary by $200 to cover the added work. The committee of Deputy Reeve Andrew Muir, Councillor J. Wilson and Town Engineer H. L. Pringle, reported that the job of building inspector did not require a man full time, and suggested that a man be hired for part time work, or the job be given to Mr. O'Dell. Mr. Pringle said that he would be ready to assist the assessor in the work. The committee also reported that they had examined some of the plans submitted for building permits, and were of the opinion that these plans should be' more complete as to specifications. Mr. Muir moved that Mr. O'Dell be appointed building inspector, and this motion was passed. ® Reader's Views On The Air Tonight and Wednesday | UFVALO "WER (CBS) 550 TOKONTO CKEY TORONTO CBL (NBC-CBS) 40 TORONTO CJBC (MBS-ABC) 1010 TORONTO BUFFALO CFRB WBEN (CBS-CBC) (NBC) 860 230 CHUM OSHAWA CHU CKDO 1050 140 BUFFALO WKBW (ABC) 1520 HOUSING STANDARDS Editor, Times-Gazette: Dear Sir: The statement that was made re- garding the housing needs of the nt | working man of this country at a meeting in this town, and credited to me, F. G. Underwood, by some reporters, was in error, and in my opinion, anything that could be built at the price quoted, would not conform with our bylaws 'r even be fit for human habitation. We as Canadians have raised our standard of living to its present high plane, and I do not want to be quoted as suggesting that it be lowered, as it wi be if citizeny were asked live in jerry-built homes of the calibre indicated by the price given. I would like to go on record as saying, that the workman of today is entitled to an even better home than those planned by the Inte- grated Housing Commission or Housing Enterprises, but can see no possibility of this happening hile the high price of materials is maintained. "PF. G. UNDERWOOD. Whitby, December 2, 1946. School Facts ((Continued from from Page 4) have expressed their approval of the proposed expenditure and also of '2 need for a ziew school. ET austive study by the Board of Education shows that if the Town of Whitby is to provide the utmost in educational advantages, what they now suggest is the very mini- mum to meet present requiremenst. Your approval of the project will not provide facilities for educational advancement but will be distinct cultural value to the community, in that an auditorium seating 400-500 is embodied in the plan. This will fit in well with the town's recrea- tional program. Mindful of the very substantial amount involved in this project the Board - of Education are giving every consideration and encourage- ment to the distribution of sub- contracts to local tradesmen. This would mean that a large portion of the expenditure would be distri- buted locally. SPECIAL NOTE Girl Guides will not meet again until after Christmas but the Brownies are to meet on Tuesday afternoon, TUESDAY EVENING WGR--~WEBW---WBEN ~CJBC--CKEY News 6:00--News Say Commen tary 00--N 00--Mystery of the Week :00--] Lorne Greene, News :00--F: mous Songs 00--Musical Pri :00--Supper Club 00--Jazz Jamboree :05--Make Belleve Ballroom :05--Music of Manhattan 5--Jack Smith Show, 5--News of World ports News CBL 0--Un. of Buff. 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McDiarmid was presented with a rose at yesterday's Rotary Club luncheon in recogni- tion of the passing of another birth- day. Neuritis Neuralgia (eT); Instantine GET RELIEF! ry Eases pain and discomfort @ Prolongs relief from discomfort © Offsets "depressed" feeling ©@ Gives mild, stimulating "lif" J271A8LETS ONLY2SF ALL DRUGSTORES poricdi at the "FRIDAY PROM" this Friday and every . Friday at the JUBILEE PAVILION Recorded music by the best bands in the land we No Hope Held For Bushworker Port Arthu-, Dec, 3 -- (CP) -- Little hope is held for the survival of Louis Derard, 23-year-old bush bush country near Regan, Ont., it was reported today by provincial police here. A search party was BL | organized Wednesday but no trace of the man has been found as yet. worker of Sorel, Que, missing in TODAY Marks -- "Walls Came Tumbling Down" 2.20-5.00.7.45-10.30. "Its Great to be Young" 1.10-8.50 6.35-9.20. Last complete show at 9.12, Biltmore -- "Dragon Seed" 2.14 5.55-9.29, "High Powered" 1.13. 4.53-8.27, Regent -- "Of Fuman Bondage" 1.40-2,50-4.50-0.50.850. Last complete show at 8.45, WHAT DID SHE HAVE THAT MADE MEW KILL? " BOWMAN - CHAPMAN v= em EDGAR BUCHANAN - GEORGE MACREADY LEE PATRICK - JONATIAN HALE - J. EDWARD BROMBERG ELISABETH RISDON + MILES MANDER THESE JIVE-STRUCK "TEEN.AGERS" WILL SEND YOU OUT OF THIS WORLD! LESLIE BROOKS JIMMY Y LLOYD: JEFF DONNELL ROBERT STANTON oss MILTON DeLUGG AND HIS SWING WING ToDaY MARKS = MARGUERITE STARTS TOMORROW| The SENSATIONS | \ a JEW «Wi Raved About When We Played It At A Recent Midnight Preview! Don't Miss It This Time! THE STORY OF COLE sone WITH THOSE COLE PORTER SONG CRY Gh Picture All Oshawa ALEXIS SRL WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY tricks with Fate! RONALD with MARLENE HUGH HERBERT «IN - TECHNICOLOR Nob ROMANCE and INTRIGUE! Land of adventure...where flash- ing daggers, daring deeds, and a woman's kiss...play the strangest LOINAN | DIETRICH JAMES CRAIG EDW. ARNOLD KATHARINE HEPBURN "DRAGON SEED" Also--"HIGH POWERED" Gilly HE MAKES THEM KiSS AND TELL... won ssc (HURDER! RICHARD CONTE FAYE MARLOWE KURT KREUGER