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"PAGE FOUR NN ™ |} "THE. DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1948" LATEST NEWS OF THE COUNTY TOW N OF Rusiness Office: Miss G. Macpherson. Editor: Robert LoL Ooamhat TOC j Phone 703. All Departments Building Permits © $15,020 In Sept. ti tet .. replace garage; As Season Ends Value of building permits issued in September hit a low for the year being $15,020. This reflects the usual seas- "onal falling off as cold weather approaches. *However, to date, Whitby has had a "boom year" in building with the total estimated value of construction so far thjs year standing at approximately $392,862. Only two homes building per- ®-- mits were issued last month by the building inspector. Percy F.| Here Sunday - Hewlett will build a home onthe | corner of Trent and Henry streets, frame finished with stucco, at an estimated cost of $7,000. H. G. Huntley of 220 Green Street will build a residence on the north side of Gilbert Street of frame construc- ' tion at an estimated cost of $5,500. Other permits issued cover: H.| H. Anderson, 116 St. John East, | a garage, $80: Harold R. C. Pen- dar, Charles Street, Port Whitby, a | garage, at $150; James Bedding, Louis Rousseau, | Mary Street Wess, additional stor- age space, 1-2 storey, $500; Frank Wells, repair residence on west side of Perry Street, frame and | covered siding renovation at $1,200; William Vickers, 902 Byron Street | North, verandah, $100; Stafford Check Your RADIO and REFRIGERATOR Needs by Calling . . . WHITBY HOME APPLIANCE "There's Always a Leader" Phone 383 124 Dundas St. W. DONALD'S GENERAL MOTORS SALES and SERVICE FOR WHITBY and DISTRICT DR, HAROLD STEWART Dean of McMaster Theological School will preach anniversary services at the Baptist Church on Sunday. Brothers, cement foundation, $90; William Charles Dalby. 213 Kent Street, repair to frame building, | $400. or A permit was issued for erec- tion of a sign by Courtice Phar- macy. RADIO SERVICE GUARANTEED --- (MMEDIATE BUTT RADIO & APPLIANCE 130 Broek St. N.' Whitby, Tel. 707 CAR and TRUCK PAINTING UIPPED SHOP OVED MECHANICS 304 FULLY E FACTORY APP PHONE New Sewage Disposal Plant Nearing Completion In a few weeks this new sewage disposal plant will be serving Whitby. Engineers say it will eliminate all the foul odors which make life almost unbearable tor those who live near the creek at Port Whitby. In this| general view can be seen three settling tanks in the foreground and the | { old plant at the rear. At the left is the heating plant which serves the | tanks will make excellent garden fertilizer, digester out of range of the picture at the left. All refuse goes first inta the digester where heat hastens the bacterial action which eliminates the solids. By the time water is discharged from the new plant it will be entirely pure. A limited dunt of sludge collected from the settling Inspiring 'Services Planned At Baptist Church Sunday training for the Baptist ministry. He is weil known also as a speaker in pulpits of many churches of all denominations. The subjects that Dr. Stewart will take for his mes- sages to the church here will deal in the morning with "Living as a Christian in the present day", and in the evening "the fulfilment of Divine promise through our hu- man achievements." The music of the day will under the direction of Mrs. G. E. W. Summers, organist, and her choir assisted by Miss Ethel A, Robertson, soprano soloist of Knox Presbyterian Church, Toronto. Miss Robertson is a well known singer who will add much to the inspiring character of the services. The minister will lead the ser- vices with Rev. H. C. Crozier par- ticipating In the morning .and Rev. Chas. Malcolm taking part in the evening. The, services of the United Church will be withdrawn in the evening that the congrega- tion may share the Anniversary with their Baptist neighbors. Dr. Harold 8S. Stewart, the special preacher at the 72nd Anniversary | Services of the Baptist Church on Sunday is one of the outstanding figures in the field of Christian Education in Canada. Dr. Stewart is a son of the Manse. He was ordained in 1909 and graduated in Arts from Har- vard University. He took his de- gree in Divinity at Rochester, now Colgate Rochester Divinity School. Both Rochester and McMaster i Universities have conferred the de- | gree of Doctor of Divinity upon him. Dr. Stewart has had a very suc- cessful ministry as pastor * of churches both in Canada and the United States. He was called in 1940 from the important church of Oak Park, Chicago, to succeed the late Dr. John McNeill as principal of Theology at McMaster Univer- sity. With the establishment , of the Divinity School at McMaster Dr. Stewart assumed his present position as Dean of the Divinity Faculty. In eight years Dr. Stewart has exercised an ever-increasing influ- ence as a teacher of young men Additional Whitby News On Page ---- ---------- -- COME IN AND SEE OUR... HOT AIR HECLA FURNACES and GRAVITY and AIR CONDITIONING UNITS Have Your Automatic Heating Installed Now! George Hamers ® HOT WATER AND STEAM HEATING e PLUMBING @ SHEET METAL WORK 212 Brock St. S. -- Whitby -- Telephone 963 AIR-CONDITIONED NOW PLAYING Shows at 7:00 and 9:00; Sat. Matinee at 1:30 Sat. Evening Show Starts at 5:30 could | interest you in my latest line of laughs?" wn n+ Py Be + A fp + a Fed + Ty ed 02 Marks 72nd Anniversary * Whitby Baptist Church reaches another anniversary of its founding Services of special interest have been arranged. ~-Times-Gazette Staff Photo tomorrow. il / ¢ lS IR ON FIREMAN Lamenona Flame STOKERS This new Iron Fireman Coal-Flow stoker will bring new comfort and fuel economy to your home. It feeds coal direct from bin to fire--no coal handling. Equipped with precision controls designed and built by Iron Fireman, it will give you care-free warmth, day and night. Phone us today for heati H PHONE for hiro, Tas Suvest We. wou, . SURVEY! AUTOMATIC HEATING PHONE 652 FOR PLUMBING AND HEATING THE IRON FIREMAN Pivfuee' and Directed by S. SYLVAN SIMON 1100 BROCK ST. S. the end. Port Perry school man Levine broke the record the Intermediate shot put tossing the disc 38 feet nine inches. Run- ning in the mile, Pat Shewan won handily with a big lead. Whitby contenders also took the high jump, the shot put, the hop- step and jump and came second in the broad jump. In the girls' department, Whit- athletie athletes Bowmanville won highest came very close to Whitby, The locals distinguished themselves with Herb Le- Gard taking the Senior championship in thé meet. Nor- in® and-throw-with-the-team of ©athw erine Broughton d Teresa Jore don winning out] Whithy also won the intermediate and senior potato relays Back home in the evening, losses of the afternoon were forgotten as the Boys' Athletic Society stag- ed its first dance of the season in motor and good appearance. oct) | . In Baptist S.S. Also coal annex. Apply 227 Kent St stove, coal or wood, high shelf, -ex- ole party held in the hall of the EL be Eee fess WANTED TO RENT--SMALL HOUSE day School and the Young People's Whitby or Oshawa. Write P. | pipes, excellent condition, $20. Phone ing: Men's--First, Bruce Killens; ) 1 v , . | der Sedan, motor recently overhauled Kay Willett. Ld . L : | - Whitby Classified | 16 Tables Enjoys . FOR SALE--193¢ CHEV. COUPE, GOOD | Crokinole Party Whitby 2205 Tt (oetd) FOR SBALE--10 x 16 LEAN TO GARAGE Whitby. (0ct2) | FOR SALE_FINDLAY CONDOR COOK | Sixteen tables enjoyed a crokin- cellent condition, $75. Phone Binkley, ' Baptist Church 1914 Bickering. (0ct2) | hing, 1t was sponsored by the Sun- or three or four unfurnished r by young couple and two-year-ol 447_Whitby. : " (oct4) | mary department, | FOR SALE--QUEBEC HEATER AND| Prizes were won by 856 Whitby. ) ; | second, Mervin Anderson. Ladies-- FOR _SALE-1932 PLYMOUTH 4-OYLIN-'| ppg; Mrs, G. Huntley; second, Miss |also man's C.C.M. bicycle. Apply G. | Conner, Brooklin, Ont. (oct.4) WANTED--TWO. OR THREE UNFUR- nished rooms, urgently needed by couple with school age girl. Phone Whitby 804 (oct 4) FOR SALE--'36 MOTORCYCLE, "NOR- ton". Phone 311 Whitby. (Oct. 2) Announcements INSTRUCTION -- MRS. R. G. WILSON FOR SALE--GOOD USED PIPELESS | comcinB, SPEAKING. ot sess © inst | » n e. ris' furnace, for sale. Phone 2116 Xhitby. | Clases included. Phone Whitby 784, FOR SALE_DOUBLE BED, SPRING RESERVE NOVEMBER STH, FOR ALL an: att , practican N Saints' Parish Guild Bazaar, Home- od Wee P y new oct | Cooking Sale and Afternoon Tea. - r iculars later. POULTRY WANTED HIGHEST | Furies pardcuis . | prices paid for all kinds of poultry: | { Blso new and used feathers. N. me | berg, Whitby. Phone 644, Whitby, or | 695J, Oshawa. 1 | FOR SALE -- MCINTOSH APPLES, | hand picked, $1.40 a bushel. Bring your | own container. Sold only by bushel. | Apply C. Black, Orchard, Athol Street, | south end, Whitby. (Oct2) | NDS OF also new and old feathers. Jricm. Apply J. Parker, orth. Phone 488 or WHITBY ELECTRIC Earl "Jake" Bryant INSTALLATIONS, FIXTURES WATER HEATERS. FARMS Phone 650 Whitby Poultry, ro ------ -- Highest market 321 Brock Ste | Oshawa 183 | FOR SALE-SEVEN TONS OF AN- | thracite coal, at $19.50 per ton. Buyer to move coal. Phone 2300 or write P.O. Box 47, Whitby. (Oct. 4) DINING-ROOM SUITE--8-PIECENOT modern, but. in good condition--828. | Phone Pickering S57r4. (Oct. 4) | SLENDOR TABLETS ARE EFFECTIVE. 2 weeks' suppl LH 12 weeks' 85, at Jury and Lovell, tchell and Jamie son's Drug Stores. (8ep2,9,16,23,30) WORK GUARANTEED Complete check-up. Wringer grease and gear off changed Wringer rolls 1» stock. Special | price on completa Burnham, Somerset, England -- | BUTT RADIO (CP) -- Rescued by rocket appara- | or tus from the sea, a man walked BPPLIAW away without offering thanks. Later | 2 Breck 88. N. Whitby. Tel 700 the rocket was missing. | POWER SHUT-OFFS 'BEGINNING TUES., OCT. 5th In the event that town-wide shut-offs are necessary, as is now anticipated, power will be off MONDAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS To a probable total of two hours per day 810 9 AM. AND 4.30 to 5.30 P.M. (Water heaters must continue to be switched off from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Inspectors will discon- nect any violating the order.) These shut-offs will not be continued longer than is absolutely necessary. WHITBY PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION on Monday eve- oy | Society. Proceeds of the affair are 0. Box | for buying equipment for the pri- [I the follow- | | | | | I by came first in the senior catch- | the High School. WHITBY BRANCH V.O.N. ANNUAL CANVASS October 5th nd 6th A Representative Will Call At Your Door GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY WHITBY SERVICES ... OCTOBER 3rd, 1948 All Church Services Will Be On Standard Time THE BAPTIST CHURCH "THE CHURCH WITH A WELCOME" F. DARNELL, MINISTER, PHONE 453 MRS. G. W. SUMMERS, MUSIC, PHONE 938 SPECIAL SERVICES THROUGHOUT THE DAY 10 AM. FILM IN THE BIBLE SCHOOL 11 AM. DR. H. 5. STEWART, D.D. "LIVING AS A CHRISTIAN" Miss E. A. Robertson, Toronto, Soloist. Rev. F. Darnell, Rev. C. Crozier Taking Part Special -- Anthems 7 PM. DR. H. S. STEWART, D.D. _ "PROMISE AND ATTAINMENT" Miss Ethel Robertson, Soprano, Soloist, Torontu THE OLD GOSPEL HYMNS Rev. F. Darnell Leading the Service Rev. Chas. Malcolm, Participating WHITBY UNITED CHURCH REVEREND CHARLES MALCOLM, MA. B.I* MRS. VERNON ROWE, A.T.CM. 11 AM.-- COMMUNION 7.30 P.M.--WE WORSHIP WITH OUR FRIENDS AT BAPTIST CHURCH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. WHITBY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH PASTOR: D. IPPOLITO @ 7 P.M. THE GREATEST MIRACLE IN THE WORLD A Message That Will Strengthen Your Faith e COUNCIL CHAMBERS e 3 P.M. AN AFTERNOON SUNDAY SCHOOL @® ILLUSTRATED BIBLE STORIES. @® ACTION CHORUSES THAT CHILDREN LIKE Whitby's Friendly Evangelical Church WHITBY | Shewan Wins Mile } At Bowmanville Inter-School Meet Though Whitby bowed to the superior prowess of Bowmanville and Uxbridge at the inter-school meet in Bowmanville yesterday, its individual gave very fine performances. total points at the meet which was rained out just at ~ 1 Invites You To Worship With Them. COTTAGE PRAYER MEETING @ LESSON DISCUSSION FOR THE ADULTS. THURS. 745 P.M.--817 CENTRE ST. 8. ; ru