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3. H. ORMISTON Editor and Manager > PHONE 703 20 And that eve Joints to a fine future 'for Whi Whitby Candy League (Ladies' Bowling) .-- ¥ On Wednesday afternoon the Candy League met with, Flo Ing 'having the high single of 276 and "high triple of 671. Lucky draw for the week also goes to Flo Ing for 'Righ single without handicap. + Other high scores were: ; Bingles--Polly O'Lesky, 267; Elsie " Shier, 231; Mickey Scott, 229; Haz~ el Moore, 221; Lil Peake, 221; Ver~- $s. Sandford, 210; Gladys 'Wiles, 5; Connie Denyer, 208; Nellie McCarroll 206; Barbara Courtney, Tri ples--Connie Denyer, 619; Mickey Scott, 611; Verna Sandford, 582; Polly O'Lesky, 562; Irene Dafoe, 561; Lil Peake, 560; Barbara Courtney, 550; Nellie Mec- Carroll, 542; Hazel Moore, 541; Clodys Wiles, 515; Eva Bartell, The Life Savers and Lollipops .#00k 3 points each from the All ' Sorts and Peppermints. The Hum- and ple Buds took two points each \from the Gumdrops ' and Jelly beans, May I again re- mind the captains to add and ¢heck the score sheets. Teams standing now is: : Pts Pinfall + Gumdrops . 14,193 Life Savers 14,009 13,721 AIL v s ° By Council The following resolutions, public interest, were among hes passed this week by the Ontario County Council. We recommend that the follow- ing resolution 'of the United Coun- ties of Stormount, Dundas and Glens be endorsed. "Whereas, he amendments to the Onildrens Protection Act, the Gov- ernment of the Province of Ontar- fo pays to Local Municipalities 25% of the net cost of operating i Children's Aid Societies, and the g cost of operating Children's Aid Societies is ever on the increase, and more and more wards are be- ing made each year, and the neces- sary funds to operate the Societies are raised by County levy, and are shown on the tax accounts as a County expenditure, and the Coun- cils of Counties have no control or jurisdiction over the Boards of Children's Aid Societies: Now therefore be it resolved that the Council of the United Counties of Stormont, Dun- das and Glengarry, hereby petition the Government of the Province of Ontario to increase the grants to Children's Ald Societies from 25% to 50%, and that the said grants be paid to the Counties rather than to the Local Municipalities." We, recommend that the follow- ing resolution of the Council of the County of Lincoln be not endors- ed: "That the Minister of High- ways be requested to consider the enactment of legislation to pro- vide that trafic from both direc- tions be required to stop when a school bus stpps to pick up or let out school children." We recommend the payment of the following Agriculture grants as required under Section 40 of the High School Act: Central Ontario County District High School Board ' re grants for Port Perry and Uxbridge. High Schools--$1,000. Whitby District High School re grant for teaching Agriculture at Whitby High School from January 1-June 30, 1950--$300. We would recommend that this council endorse the following reso- lution of the Council of the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry. "Whereas, in pursuance of the Homes for the Aged Act, 1949, and amendments thereto, the Govern- ment of the Province of Ontario jays to local municipalities 50% of the cost of operating and main- Homes for the Aged, and «| Homes for the Aged are built, oper- The first assembly for lower Senada, flier division of territory upper op lower Canada, met at Quebec in 1792. ated and maintained as a County expenditure, and the costs there- fore appear on tax notices as a County levy; BE IT ' RESOLVED, 1 "Shows at 7.00 and 9.00. Saturday Matinee at 1.30 NOW PLAYING THE BIG fil BEHIND THE AIRLIFT! AR IRVIN RISOIUINN STORY 006i This air photo THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE WHITBY AND DISTRICT NEWS purchased by a British drug firm as site for a plant, main product of which will be penicillin. Formerly known as the Levine property, location Five Criminal, Four Civil Cases For General Sessions Five criminal cases are listed for hearing at the fall General Sessions Court which opens in Whitby Mon- day with Judge D. B. Coleman presiding. There are also three civil jury actions and one non-jury case. Kenneth Sommerville, Louise Street, Oshawa, faces charges of receiving stolen auto parts. John H. Pearce, Louise Street, Oshawa, also is charged with unlawful pos- session of goods known to be stol- en (from General Motors). John Conrad Frayne of Oshawa, John Grzybouski and Cyril Wallace Evenden are jointly charged with car theft. Robert Eagen is charged with receiving stolen goods. The fifth criminal case is one which has been pending for over.a year. William and Henry Kostin- chuk of Toronto are charged with breaking and entering the Clare- mont Co-operative in October, 1949. These two brothers have been under sentence in a Quebec peni- tentiary. and it is hereby resolved, that the Council of the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, do hereby petition the Government of the Province of Ontario to make the grants to Homes for the Aged payable to Counties rather than tb Local Municipalities, so that the levy for same will be reduced ac- cordingly. We recommend that the following resolution of the Council of the County of Halton be endorsed. "WHEREAS the cost of. production in agriculture has been steadily in- creasing to the farmer, and the price of his produce has been steadily declining in most cases, therefore be it resolved that a floor price should be set on all farm pro- duce as a step towards agriculture security, and that all subsidies now in effect applying to farm purchas- es should be retained and increased Bak it is shown that hardship exists." We recommend that payments of $157.32 School Tax on the Coun- ty Forest Property in the Town- ship of Uxbridge. Whitby Classified Room and Board ROOM AND BOARD FOR ELDER. ly lady or respopsible adult, in ex- change for small duties. Apply Box 218 Times- mes-Gazette, Whitby. (D1) For Rent FOR RENT -- 3 UNFURNISHED | rooms. 200 Wellington Street, Whit- by, phone 840. (D2) FOR RENT--A LARGE LIVING- room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. 617 Green Street. Apply Box 301, Times- Gazette, Whitby. (D1) Wanted To Rent WANTED TO RENT--BY SMALL adult family, self-contained apart- | ment or house. Phone 2759, D8) | Articles For a | FOR SALE = BOY'S 3-PIECE | brown outfit, size 6, good condition. also doll's blue pram, excellent con- dition. Phone 735, __ (D2) FOR SALE -- 4-BURNER GAS stove, upright, broiler. - 17 Wood- | house Crescent, Ajax, phone 166-W, Ajax. (D1) FOR SALE--BEACH COAL AND wood range. White enamel front and sides. Solid-stainlesss steel top. Spot- less condition. 610 Athol Street, phone 2502 Whitby. (D1) HAVE YOU A CHRISTMAS PROB- lem? Give a gift certificate from The Mercantile Dept, Store. (D12) Presbyterians of Pickering to Mark 115th Anniversary On Sunday next the congrega- tion of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Pickering, will in a very fitting manner mark the 115th an- niversary of the establishment of the Presbyterian faith in that vil- lage, and the first anniversary in the splendid new church. The guest preacher at both ser- vices will be Professor David Hay, of Knox College, who preached the sermon when the church was dedi- cated. The minister, Rev. David Marshall, will assist in the evening. The service will start at 7.30 and St. Andrew's congregation, Whitby, will join in the service. The choir, under Mrs. P. N. Spratt, will render special music. WHITNEY Has served you well in the past. Vote Whitney For Deputy-Reeve CHRISTMAS CARDS This card is only one of many charming, designs by Marjorie Cooper in "this NEW ASSORTMENT. DESIGNED BY. RUST CRAFT Advertised in Woman's Home COMPANION { COURTICE PHARMACY Ph. 2394 'Whitby FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1950 ROBT. CORBETT News Editor PHONE 703 Left Off 'Slate', Muir Criticizes Actions Of Ratepayers Association Minutes after Harold Wickett, president of Whitby Ratepayers' Association last night told a public meeting that the association had no bias regarding candidates in the forthcoming municipal election, a candidate for deputy- reeve, Andrew Muir took the floor and stated that the asso- ciation has a "marked slate". He produced a printed card which named a slate of candidates recommended by the executive of the Ratepayers' Association. Municipal candidates were owt-- in strength at the town hall as guests of the Ratepayers Associa- tion. Harold Wickett and Fred Dent conducted the meeting. Mr. Muir launched a violent at- tack on the Association which had E | not included him on its slate. 3-acre site at Port Whitby which has been was chosen close to lake because of large quantities of cold water required. Plant of 50,000 square feet floor space is planned for next year. Men's Major Bowling League There will be 8 =n a meeting of the team captains on Sunday, Dec. 2. To be held at the County Bowl at 2:30 p.m. Results of Tuesday's bowling are: County Bowl 3, Riverdales 0; Val Mae's 2, Orphans 1; Cobblers 3, Bay Views 0. High singles were: D. Reynolds, 312; D. Parkinson, 306; M. Reeson, 200; R. Bragg, 274; N. Cochrane, 266; J. Sutherland, 261; B. Dalby, 260; E. White, 251; I. Smyth, 246; M. Anderson, 247: L. Heffering, 241. High triples were: M. ,Reeson, 781; R. Bragg, 740; D. Parkinson, 708; D. Raynolds, 705; J. Suther- land, 700; E. White, 672. Team standings to date are: ? Fis. Pinfall County Bowl Bay Views Val Mae's Orphans Riverdales NERVOUS STOMACH? --Times-Gazette Staff Photo. Whitby Day By Day Accounts of social events, any news items of local interest and names of visitors are appreciated. PHONE 1703 Word has been received in Whit- by that funeral services for Mrs. Fred Wickett of Little Britain, will be held on Saturday, Decem- ber 2, at Lindsay, Coming Events RUMMAGE SALE, COUNCIL chambers, December 2, 10 a.m. Home baking, auspices service group United Church W.A, (D1) | THE MEMBERS OF THE CATHO- lic. Women's League dnvite their friends to the annual bazaar in the auditorium of St. Bernard's School on Saturday afternoon, De- cember 9, starting at 3. (D1) If worries, nervous tension and hurried |g meals cause over-acidity--take a Digestif Rennie Tablet after eating. Pleasant- |g tasting RENNIES dissolve in the mouth-- act guickly to relieve heartburn, flatu- lence and acid indigestion. Carry a few in- dividually-wrapped RENNIES with you. é REACH FOR A RENNIE Vi J. J. MacLAREN AGAIN FOR COUNCILLOR IF IT'S ACTION YOU WANT AT * Ontario Ladies' College SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 2 10 PUBLIC EEX IIIIXIIXIIXIXX EIXXXIXIXIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIX : S. C.M. BAZAAR AND TEA ®| 0 ® id & 1&1 & | 0d * id hl POGSON P.U.C. HOT CAPON DINNER United Church WHITBY Wednesday, Dec. 6th 5.30 p.m. Adults $1.00 Children 50c Sponsored and served by MEN'S CLUB [XXXXXXIXIXXIXIX) THE 5 P.M. INVITED III IIIxxxxi BF 10000000000600006000064 % "I am surprised that they have not recommended at least one ex- perienced man who will be sitting on County Council," sald Mr. Muir. He then produced a card and read the following recommendations: Jermyn for mayor; Mace for reeve; Lee for -deputy-reeve; McLaren, Strynatka, Moore, Scott and Thrasher for Council; Bryant and Pogson for P.U.C. "They might have had the decency to withhold eweipution of this slate until after the meeting," he continued. "If I am elected, I will certainly use my own judgment in council and not be dictated to by any group." Next speaker was Harold Mace, "On occasion I have been ape proached to be part of a slate" said Mr. Mace. 'Though 1 declined, I do not see anything wrong with such recommendations. We are all working for the welfare of the town." The speaker went on to give an account of his work on council last year. Speaking of the Allin Trust Fund which has come to the town, Mr, Mace said it was a windfall which should be left invested for the time being. He launched a strong attack on cer- tain aspects of Reeve McIntyre's work on County Council. Duncan McIntyre, opposing Mr. RATEPAYERS (Continued on Page 5) Your Vote and In- fluence Respectfully Solicited for OSCAR MOORE FOR COUNCIL 1951 CALL 420 FOR: TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM POLLS VOTE LEE DEPUTY. REEVE for 1951 A young man's viewpoint on municipal and county administration. 1 will serve you in the future as | have done in the past. 1 have three years Council experience. | humbly solicit your vote next Monday, December 4th. Anyone wishing transportation fo the polls please phone 492, Re-elect DUNCAN B. McINTYRE DUNCAN B. MCINTYRE R REEVE 1951 RECORD ON COUNTY COUNCIL v Chairman Special Ajax Committee % Member Finance Committee Yr Member Assessment : Committee Member n * Home Bu Lg Committee EXPERIENCE IS REQUIRED ON COUNTY . COUNCIL IN LOCAL "avic AFFAIRS Voie McINTYRE