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z Vi "gle . 'pace Pour SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1951 Bh 3 TI J. H. ORMISTON "Editor and Manager + PHONE 703 THE DAILY TIMES-QAZETTE [WHITBY AND DISTRICT NEWS \ ROBT. CORBETT News Editor PHONE 703 wy 'Confidential 'Answers Will Be 'Compiled ® » " Also Farm Census "i 4etme enumerators will make house- to-house calls to collect the in- '/ formation required. In ip prin BT e éensuses © = tity will take th distribution yea » the census of agirculture. "2 4{There will also be a census of com- a) naz * - ors and the Census to ensure that the census is as ac- i curate and complete as possible. "= MWhen all the census documents ""have been completed and checked they will be sent to the regional of- "ice of the Dominion Bureau of Sta- f to for editing and : i Rng 4 The final steps "Jeading to publication of the re- "gults will be carried out at the 'headquarters office of the Pomin- 'fons Bureau .of Statistics at Ottawa. """" Census Enumerators A ted {, "When the census enumerator *" Everything is in readiness locally for taking of the Ninth 4 Décennial Census of Canada, Commissioner Duncan B, Mec- Thtyre said today. Actual work will begin June 1. The "Joeal district includes Ontario Riding, Whitby and Oshawa. This area has been divided into 78 sub-districts, which will require a staff of 78 enumerators. By Gov't. i] | 3 PEMBERTON PER I RTE IPT FE PI IV STINE NEFA I FER FAR FETT SITS EF RT IES RRP IS HERI RNS Tea n ay @alls this June at your home, your :pMice of business, or on the farm, "Je will present his credentials in "the form of a small card, Jssued states that he has been appointed "py the Minister of Trade and Com- merce for the Census of 1851, and is authorized to: collect the Eon required by law from : in Canada. This oard | Temperance Work by the Dominion Statistician. * ~4hat he tario CRY The 'enumerator will also carry there the of 'the subdistrict in which _ an official portfolio; on which 4 gl be tie district number; you. # in June he will be required pr >to' Mr, McIntyre. req CENSUS TAKERS (Continued on page 5) 'Mrs. Hugh Crosierswith a large at- he tendance '.of members present. The $0 conduct any private making his call.. He -| properly used if becomes a menace f=. | i . bright "in "| conventi ask = 3 possible 20 questions, uiring your name an _- MUSIC 'TEACHER ARTHUR -W. LYNOE, LHCM. Feather of singing, Capabl pipe paced for any Doon STUDIO 128 CENTRE ST. N., WHITBY 4 HAS. BRADLEY & SON ' Decorating Contractors Agents for Vangtion ind Laundry SCARBORO WHITBY 7128 559 ; Ready for Census DUNCAN B. McINTYRE In charge of census operations for Ontario Riding, says (in accompany- ing story today) that everything is prepared fer beginning operations on June 1. Seventy-eight enumer- ators will do the work in Oshays, Whitby and districts. Shows Progress The regular 'Monthly meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union was held at the home of La tr the < | 181 John Street Kast, who is 4 Spirella FH 2626 after most precious 'inheritance, when rightly sused and also when. not and a curse. Mrs. Mitchell -gave a report of the i held in 'Oshawa on May 9th. Mrs. Ward spoke on the introduc- ing of Temperance scrap Books for the children in Sunday Schools. Mrs. Scott was appointed Super- 'intendent. of the new work for the United Omfreh Sunday School, and Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Dair for the Baptists Sunday School. Two new members were, coxdially welcomed by the Presider and all were encouraged to be e alert to advance the cause of Temperance and indke it easler for our young péople to live right. : Thé meeting: closed by singing a hymn and prayer by Mrs. Mitchell after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess and a social half hour 'enjoyed by all GROWING OLDER Canada had 5,340 persons aged |: 90 and over in 1921; by 1940 the figure had reached 17,000. ADDITIONAL WHITBY NEWS ON PAGE 5 TET bit Que do 38 i] F g i § g iH BEES git 4 LAKE FIRE ENGINE Waterton Park, Alta. -- (CP) -- The transport department is ine stalling a foghorn and searchlight on the government barge which does firefighting duty on the lake in this national park. ; County Roads |Major Reasons For Separation ns Whithy Classified 5 sit == Lost and Found LOST--MAN'S WA , ON MON- day evéning, con license and ownership papers, some money. Be- lieved lost in Oshawa or at Puck- rin's ® ard, JKind-~ ly leave at (OM Personal gs) C 3 our er in' Whitby. one (My 26) v o'clock. Real Estate For Sale FOR ve AGE, garage, fruit , small ; one acre, Chshy tment, writs' Box 107, Oshawa Post Office. . (1310) For Rent GARAGE FOR RENT, got ly located, Phone 2640. ) Articles For Sale mene FOR SALE--BICYCLE, 26" WHEEL, in 'very ,. suitable for smaller lad, $20. Noel Corbett, 922 Brock St. South, Whitby. (My29) FOR SALE--HARDWOOD FLOOR- ing, 2" x.%", as good as new, Louis Summers, 720 Centre Street North. FOR SALE--_BUILDING, 1 'Mus mo 'from remise Diy 810 A i "Stéeet, Whitby. x Help Wanted W. ed. Male or female. Dominion Bank, Whitby. APRY (My30) Male Help Wanted 4 \T on, EVENING SHOWS 7-9. SATURDAY MATINEE 1.30 NOW PLAYING : AL-TIvg WHITBY PHONE 618 "3 OF THE ig BOTME Wer ¥ or? 1 4 §| dent, All ili ie {| the 'Il A. Kean and John D, WANTED -- BLOCKLAYERS wanted. Phone Ajax 75R3. (My26) Legal Notice Notice to Creditors and Others IN THE ESTATE OF DAVID J. KEAN, County Road BSuperinten- Deceased. to dersigned on or before the 7th day of June, 1051, full ue lars of their claims, after which date the estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims of which notice has been received. Dated at Whitby, this 17 day of May, 1951. R. D. RUDDY, Lite Bldg. Empire {4 . Rew: g = a Police Station. at a disadvantage becauss no reemient is necessary nd therefore 0 A) to the minister is provided nd the loowd municipality is mercy of the County the year 1061, the ofl decided to allow all unicipalities a rebate of ' other urban. municipali- \ 50% plus the cost of up- 'of the centre 22 feet of their 4 links." § oF 4 g Then' Mr. Frost went:on $0 note ¢ ) ipersontiel of the ~ Comm! reeves from the north section of Ontario Céunty. spi Mayor Approves Coamsilssion Following his remarks on Roads, Mr. Frost went on to give a careful review of the current town bud- get and he answered many ques- 38 LY z iH £2 : ty, i §E3 2 lishing a police commission. .| President Harold Wickett presid- ed. THE ANNUAL LUNCHEON OF the Alumnae of the Ontario Ladies' Coll Whitby, will be held at the Sitege on Tuesday, June bth, at ai. pu. All former students are ly invited to attend. Reservations should be made by mail or telephone to the before June 1st. FRIDAY, JUNE 18, ing Guild of All Saints', Garden Party at the Parish Hall, with special catering to. children, 3 tob. Adults 25 cents, children 15 cents. : © (My 26) A Costs administration and contributions of the minor municipalities in Ontario County to the county's 240.81 miles of county road system are a "bewildering hodge-podge" to many, ratepayers according to Town Clerk John R. Frost who addressed a meeting of the Ratepayers' Association in the council chambers last night. In recent months, so many municipalities in the same situation as Whitby, as regards high county roads levies, have applied for separation from their counties, that the Department of Municipal Affairs be- came alarmed and relieved the situation somewhat by recen legislation which allows road rebates. ; & © "ling received by > | Mal Are Filed for Brooklin Fair Entries in many classes are be- progressive village to Visitors to the fair the finest spring show of Many Entries|mm: Speaker Here STEPHEN SAYWELL of Oshawa will be the speaker to- Whitby Club Calendar -- re SUNDAY United Church, Sunday School Anniversary, 11 am. MONDAY Bcout-Cub Mothers Association Banquet, St. Andrew's Church, 6:30. TUESDAY Rotary Club Juncheon, Hotel Royal, 12:15. SHAWA, WHITBY AREA CENSUS TAKERS READY New Sixty-Two Home Sub-Division Seen In North-W the County Home may become available for sub-division. Lots in the new area will, it is anticipated, bring very substantial prices. Euclid Street will be the main entrance to the sub-division. An 'est Area Car Winner Gets Hoarse Talking To Well-Wishers h ; EERE} eld § i 28 ! i it will not approve the housing sub- division plans until a settlement Coming Events | ALBERT RANDALL & SON Heoting : Repoirs Serviee Phone 2991 ' 412 Chestnut $t. W. S$ iH Hy Car Radiators and Heaters Repaired R. BRYANT Phone 2146. Whitby WHITBY ELECTRIC Eart "Jake". Bryant WA HEATERS - FARMS 'ALLATIONS - FIXTURES and 'light horses, beef and dairy cattle from the farms of Ontario and adjoining counties, The seventh annual parish show of the Ontario and Durham Jer- sey Cattle Clubs will be an attrac- tion for junior farmers 'and others. There will be a tractor driving oonteést, open to paid up members of the Junior Farmer's Club, The horse races, always a stel- Treble Clef Choir, Town. Hall, 5 . 8:1 WEDNESDAY Hillcrest School, Music Demon- stration, Town Hall, 8 pm. FRIDAY Trl Phi Club, Town Hall, 8 p.m. SATURDAY Brooklin Fair 2 pam. Dance at night. Rotary Club. Peanut Day in Whitby and Brooklin. In Memoriam PERRY~--In loving memory of dear son and brother, Private Les- Ie Perry, who was killed in action May 26, 1844, in Italy. Just the thought of sweet remem. brances, Leslie Just a memory sad and true Just the love and sweet devotion Of the ones who think of you. --Always remembered by mother, dad, brothers and sister. The ladies' and children's classes, including needlecraft, baking, flow- r exhibits, school exhibits, art and exhibits, will be sure to at- man, . e sports: end of the fair has been forgotten by the directors. will be junior end senior , horseshoes and' nail driv- contest, e Oshawa Kinsmen's band will be on hand for the day, and 'will head the parade of decorated floats, ears, bicycles, etc, leaving Hotel Brooklin at 1 p.m. sharp. On Friday evening, the day be- | fore the fair, there will be a dance in the Township Hall, under the auspices of the Brooklin Fair Association. Barrett Bros. or- will play, and there will be a popular dance program, STROWGER'S FURNITURE CO. LTD. Authorized Dealers for Canadian General Electric Appliances "123 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY PHONE 611 T. C. MYGLAND First class painting and decorsting. Interior finishes a specialty Phone 488 Dundes $¢. £: JAMES SAWDON & SONS PHONE 524 -- WHITBY A. LUMBE 'WE HAVE IN STOCK: % inch log cabin siding FOR REPAIRS REMODELING 6 to 10 inch knotty pine for panelling Pine and cedar bevel siding 6 inches to 12.inchgs Pine cove siding and necessary lumber and plywood, doors, ete. " AJAX LUMBER CO. east-west street will also be open- ed. Question of Land Price At its meeting last Tuesday, the Town Planning Board interjected a new note into negotiations, Learn- ing that the County is unwilling to accept $2,000 from the Public School Board for purchase of four acres of land directly west of Hillcrest has been reached on the school site sale. Price being asked by the County is $4,000 for the four acres. Meanwhile the Public School Board is threatening to institute exprow priation proceedings. A meeting of the Planning Board and County sub-dividing commit tee is scheduled for next Tuesday evening. Sunday Services In Whitby Churches Whitby Salvation Grumy. Lt. Clarence Bradley 11:00 a.m.--SERVICE AT PICKERING 2:30 p.m.--~--SUNDAY SCHOOL AT WHITBY 7:00 p.m.--SALVATION MEETING AT WHITBY Whitby Baptist Church : REV. €. A. Nill, B.A, Th, minister MRS. W. L 6 SUMMERS, A.T.C.M. ergonist 10 a.m.--SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 a.m.--SPIRITUAL SABOTAGE 7 p.m --EVENING WORSHIP " MONDAY--8 p.m., B.Y.P.U. WEDNESDAY----7:45 p.m., Prayer Meeting and Bible Study St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church WHITBY Rev. BD. Mershefl, minister Mrs. P. N. Spratt, organist end chele loader SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1951 11 a.m. = MORNING WORSHIP and SUNDAY SCHOOL 7 p.m.- EVENING SERVICE WHITBY UNITED CHURCH REV. R. J. SCOTT, Minister SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1951 11:00 0.m.--SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY Speaker: Mr. Stephen G. Saywell 7:00 p.m.--EVENING SERVICE Sermon: "When Faith Grows Weak" SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 a.m.--Intermediate and Seniors 11. a.m.==Nursery, Beginners, Primary and Juniors' Phone 650 Whitby hm WHITBY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH John St. meer Kent THE LITTLE CHURCH WITH THE BIG WELCOME SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1951 3 p.m.~COME TO SUNDAY SCHOOL 7 p.m--EVENING WORSHIP All Welcome Pastor--GEORGE YEOMANS HICKORY ST. \ . .- PHONE 2197 \