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4 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, May 4, 1956 WILL REPLACE Jos. King Property Sold, To Build $1.000,000 Court spokesman for Schatz Real will probably remain standing for ie meeling in the years, construction Eat Whitby, vesterday an nounced the sale of one of Whit by's oldest and best known resi dences the Joseph King prop- erty, on Green and Athol Streeis The property, whch includes all the land between Athol, Green St. John and Ontario streets, been purchased by Marsco De velopments Co. Ltd., of Toronto The King residence was built in 1919, by Joseph King, who, with his brother Theodore, now resi dent in Toronto, operated a tan nery in Whitby for many years The tannery property, which was situated north of Whrthy Arena was sold two years ag Mr. William Martin for Marsco Developments said that an ultra-modern ment court will be built property. The court, he be one of the most its kind in Canada. The will cost over a million aid be completed within four years. The King residence is situated in the centre of the lot Ltd apart- on the said project dollars about minary out Negotiations for the transaction vesterday some which has time has velopment Schatz presentative admirable manner conducted (Schatz Real in Whitby's on Dundas street business In the they 'ted ding been months transacted oka man sale of the King property, will E 5 up to-date of appreci ation given, during Town Clerk that which apartment increase two The in the was e been purchaser, Ltd Real by erect court the the is while completed under. way for Marsco congratulated Estate, and their Mr. J. Cushing in the transac Estate, who are Professional west, here that time them, including more than a quarter of a million (he dollars A representative of Schatz Real te vesterday expressed of the the transaction John Frost ion of will town's assessment Body Found In Stream By Whitby Schoolboys The body of a 71-year-old man him only in a drainage ditch near Ash st., Whitby, yesterday He was identified by police as Alexander Moore, of 407 Byron st north Two schoolc derone and Edward Allan way home from school, yesterday, noticed some in the waler under a where the stream pa Mary street They passer-by who, see notified Whithy polic Mr. J. Peters vho dead man, said that Jail Two On Breaking Count Two Ra Newth, was found children, Vincent Cal on their at 12.30 clothing bridge under to a body. by led the knew the he had seen Pickering Township men, he Hatton, 36, and William Pickering Beach sentenced three mond 22, of vesterda to definite and were three months for breaking and entering the Stark Electronics building in Ajax. The two appear ed before His Honor dge John E. Pritchard, in the On oun tv Co at Whithy they ere ind guilty of the 18th. break-in at the plant. Donald months indeterminate fol October Powell, a security with the HEPC, how he and another g thur Chenery, had been the base line, west of avenue that night. About 3 he said, he haw a car Harwood avenue Short! he said, he saw a truck also pz at the intersection. Two men guard told the Court ard, Ar posted on am park « got Moore, the road unable to find his way out discovered, under feet The near tirement, out him said and were stopped The the were The escorted tion FIND Later panied a the they equpmeint building Securit counted men tion Chief Police Harwood ining the pile of equipment statements admitting and p the building ing prey into the high Dr. F. A tated death by he they two said two Stark fo and an hour before was discovered. It is believed that who had very ious the the body culvert, deceased Greenwood when Cuddy that said, About ret two men accused Newth coming accused to Electronics ind near a Ww guard the taking Constable T Department entering Ing day stream, and which was a prior to came his he to count) Moore had met drowning west later the walked one hour irned from said Powell, W When stated that from said Police home he the Ajax EQUIPMENT said constable Powell, he and plant a pile of outside ndow, Chenery of to also the the stopping them aves told of 15 pieces of and made by both of the the material preli- carried which tion loca Buil have for four pointed the official d business tend the Women's Mi totals assistance) He noted the proposed Charles substanuaiiy the body farmer Whit coroner past west stoppe d thes work were sta accom Newth where electronic * Hall Extension of Ajax exam test introduced accused building outside BROC NOW PLAYING WHITBY Phone 8-3618 EVENING SHOWS 7-9 P.M. SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 P.M. All Shows On Daylight Saving Time GENE KELLY- DAN DAILEY CyYp CHARISSE - DOLORES GRAY MicHAeL Kipp ROM M-G-M Nn CINEMAS COPE anp COLOR ATEL } © RESIDENC E WITH 1 MIL L ION DOLLAR APARTMEN Name Ry For Convention The Whitby Baptist Church held their regular monthly Mission Cir Sunday School last Tuesday. The president Mrs. William Hewis, opened the meeting, The devotional was given Mrs. E. A. MacMillan speak ing on the of Mary and Mar ha from the Gospel Luke Reverend Ward installed the new officers for the coming year Mrs. John Ward gave a very vivid account from a chapter of the book on India. Plans were arry on with the White for the mission fields iam Hewis Hall stor of study made Cross Mrs to « work will at the closed vention at Leamington end of May. The meeting with singing of a hymn and prayer PERSONALS friends of are happy to 1o the hospital improved. The) and complete The many Dalby she is back & and wish reco that from much prompt ancs Gra birthday Master Charles F celebrated his 8th Saturday Tent) riends were birthday cake ¢ On the occasion the him with lovely gi best wishes. invite ts and their Young Marylyn Short is now poor eve: pack home after spending a cou- sight, and had broken his plasses ple of months in the Oshawa Gen strayed off the apa) was she w burn where severe Hospital treated for as Her When many friends wish her a complete was part-way is three recovery, Mr. man mond and to were Mrs. ( week-end of Weston The an Mrs. family Kimmy, the Gray also and and Raymond New Kenneth, Ray of New Toron guests Mr. ana es and family last Mr. Eric Newman of many friends of Mrs. enfield are sorry to he is In Oshawa ( i Ho pital where she underwent urgery. They wish her a prompt recovery. Cecil Last Mrs Millan Wednesday Reverend John Ward, Mrs. E. A M Charies Mrs. Mitchell Senior by Japtist Chit Trent Valley rally in Church Plan Complete and Mac r and of Whit irch attended Association Haliburton ne spring Baptist The building extension started by Whitby the Canadian probability program Branch 112 of Legion will in all be completed this sum mer. The Building Committee the matter in hand and it is ex pected that a decision to go ahead will be made soon To be completed is the extension of the upstairs hall by 20 feet. An | addition to the r the building was erected last year and the canteen extended 20 feet back with modern cooling equipment in stalled. On this floor are the library, office and recreation room The stage in the main hall be moved back 20 feet hall that much larger be installed a modern dressing rooms, toilets, etic. This hall is used not only by the Legion but for many community events Kiwanis Will Aid In Clean-Up Whitby a little drive May has r of will making the There will stage with be given their clean-up On Saturday of the Kiwanis will be visiting town to pick up refundable hot residents will boost in next week 12, members Club of Whithy every home in the salvage, old metal tles On this coming Saturday holders can expect a visi member of the Kiwanis will outline m: can be set aside for On the following Saturday the club members' will make another tour of the this time, follow ed « t hand by a which be placed which is aleable When all the and piled, club the stuff over der to get as ible Tot 1 day's wor | turned into the ote house from a Club who erials which the club's use the town lose truck any nto will scrap salvage is members will before gathered sort selling high 1 eceip f the om } oe club's welfare funds. 'Clean-Up Call WHITBY and DISTRICT Town Council To Citizens The annual call to the citizens of the Town of Whitby to clean up their premises and place all re fuse in suitable receptacles near their property lines to be picked up by town trucks, has been issued by the Council under the signa- tures of Mayor Harry W. Jermyn and Councillor Joyce Burns, chair man of the health and welfare committee The call has added significance this year because of the interna tional plowing match to be held in the Brooklin area from October 9 to 12, which will bring many visitors fo Whitby, some of whom will be billeted here. The Chamber of -Commerce has sugges ed not only a clean-up but an effort to make the town attractive to visit ors in many ways The Council announces that next week special pick-ups will be made as follows: Monday, street north, street west, Tuesday, Brock Dundas May 7--West of north of May 8--East of Brock Is Issued By street north, north of Dundas street east Wednesday, Brock street south, mas s'reet east, Thursday, May 10--West of Brock street south, south of Dundas street west Friday May 11----Port from Victoria street Frost To Pay Semi-monthly TORONTO (CP)--Premier Frost of Ontario said Thursday all pro- vincial employees will be paid on a semi-monthly basis, instead of once a month, as some are at pres- ent The change, affecting about 10,- 000 of 19,000 civil servants, may be made effective by July 1, he said. It was decided on er a May 9 -- East of south of Dun- south, Whitby | brief was presented to the govern- ment by the Civil Service Associ- ation. TELEVISION LOG BUFFALO--Channel 4 CBL TORON WBEN TO WGR--BUFFALO -- Channel 2 Channel 9 2.00 2-Playh FRIDAY EVENING 5.60 P.M. 4 Cartoons 2---Mickey Mouse Club 1 9.5 4-Gene Howdy 2. Frontier tc 9--Eye On con ¥ 4.50 1.00 Cartoon ( ittie Sports Th Annie Oakl Italian M 4-News: Range Rider Charles A 2-Wild Bill Hickock 630 P.M Spor Weather Kaleidoscope Long John Siiv ws 7.00 P.M. ero SATURDAY er Capt lavloid Damon Run of Monte Fran and Disney 6.00 Roy R Headline Lawrence 6.30 11--Sports, W Quiz Show 5 Great 1 Mama Ozzie Color and 8.20 11--Ritchie 9--Ploufi Harriet M Theatre 11----Main Family of Riley Brooks A 0 PM 5 g Sury +---Crusader 4 of B 2-Dollar a Second Water! am PM 2 an 9. 5-Star Stage Western Star Playhouse 2-The Vise 10.00 P.M 2- Sports Caval 10.30 Person to 11.00 PM Person rm » Sports 5,2---Tonight 4--Theatre SATURDAY <.30 AM 4-Saddle and Spurs 2--~Rumpus Room 9.00 AM 4--Science _ Museum oad AM 4---Cartoon ( 2-Mr. Wizard 3 ¥ k 10.00 AM. : : W 2-Pinky Lee 4 -Adventures Carson 11-P! 10.30 Hud 11.00 pers Wre 4 Mig! )~Wres i 1 Martieq n 2 Plavho 11.00 AM. 4, 2---Playh 4--Cartoon Show 5.2--Fur i 8.30 Hm AN 4-Western Coons " Johnr 2 Bar 4--Texas Rangers Watch the B 4.Carioon 13.00 2 Rump Hopalong Ca nN Big Top 4--Lamp Midnight 3-Church 12.30 PM 10.8 2 March of M 100 PM 5--Winchell-Ma 4-Lone Ranger 2-Adventure Playhouse 13% PM 5 Captain Gallant Baseball 00 P.M 5 Bowlin | 2-Dance Party 2.30 P.M, 8 Bowling 9-Here 5--Adventure | 4--News 9.30 5 ' 2---Capt Chr «11.00 Bloor \oney and EVENING 5 ont SUNDAY 4 Ranch Corner nto dicine sole Je Street and P.M, | 2-Japan Hour 12.30 P.M. 9--This Is The Life 5--Industries Wild Bill 2-Mt. St Hickock Josephs Col 1.00 A Founders Craft can Forum Sunday Plavhouse American Forum 1.50 PM 8---Country Calendar Frontiers of Faith -Ror Rogers mm P.M, 9---Junior Magazine 5~Western Theatre 2-Father Knows Best 2.30 P.M, Way Stage PM There New PM apers rills ntell Hickock 4--The 2 Star 5.00 Are Spock Sports Panel Readers Digest 3.50 P.M Shower of Zoo Parade Feature Fim 2--Loretta Young 4.00 P.M. Fix It Hall of 400 P P.M 11--Rev. Roberts Jamboren 9--Millionaire A Allen 4--Adventure Second . 5.00 Theatre 11--This is Attorney 3--Pey PN Store Welk eather, News 11-Mr e 5 2 Fame M. P.M. the Life spective Nation al P.M. Ranch re ting Words Outlook Sunday News ram Super Circus A tur 6.00 P.M, News The Round Table Search Meet The Press John Nesbitt Captain Gallant 6.30 P.M. 11--Petspective 9--Father Knows Best 5-1 v 4--You Are There 2--Liberace 7.00 11 This Is 9--Our 5--Amos 4 Lassie ~You Ask For i, 30 PM 11---~Father Knows Bes} 9----News Magazine 5, 2--Frontier Jack Benny R00 P.M. along Cassidy Sullivan Comedy Hour 8:30 P.M Ukranian Easter gram 9.00 P.M, 11, 9 Plavhouse " 5, 2- Goodyear house GE Theatre AM 0.30 P.M. Rounduy 11.9-- Showtime 4--Alfred Hitchock 10.00 P.M 11, 9-CBC Folio 5--lLoretta Young 4--564,000 Challenge Feet 2--Turning Point 10.3% P.M 5---Break The Bank -- What's My Line Confidential File 11.00 P.M Confidential File 11, 9. 4, 2-News Wea- ther, Sports 1.30 P.M. Plaza Theatre This Week Curtain Call Eleven Thirty Theatre Playhouse 12.00 MIDNIGHT Academy Playhouse Money PM Your Life Miss Brooks 'n' Andy Durante rctum on P.M ther, Sports O'Connor Weathes Show Pro Play AM Invitation AM, rry istophers AM United Weather WHITBY CLASSIFIED TO CURE CANCER Belief that a vaccine to cure or prevent cancer is 'on the way" is expressed bv Dr. Gordon Murray, eminent Toronto sur- geon. He said that though the medical profession does not ac- cept the theory that cancer is preventable by vaccination, the Cardiner Medical Research foundation, of which he is medi- cal director, has met with some success. $10,200.00 -Bedroom Brick Veneer BUNGALOWS HILLCREST DRIVE WHITBY Built by WOODFORD CONSTRUCTION LTD. These homes are completely finished from oil heating to light fixtures. Plans and specifications available at our office. These are very poptilar and there are only 3 left. DOWN PAYMENT -- $1785.00 J. P. ALLAN REAL ESTATE BROKER 104 DUNDAS ST. W. MO 8-3322 - 8-3323 WHITBY WHITBY DAY-BY-DAY Accounts of social events and news items of local interest and names of visitors are ap- preciated. KIWANIS CHURCH PARADE Members of the Kiwanis Club of Whithy will hold their first church parade this Sunday. They will at- tend the morning service of the Whitby Baptist Church to hear the pastor, Rev. John Ward, who is also, incidentally, a charter mem- ber of the Whitby Club. SOFTBALL SEASON Vie Igglesdon, manager of the hitby Stokers softball club, re ports that his boys will be out to- night in the Centennial Park for the first practice of the season Practice begins at 7:30 p.m, FOR SALE STURDY and STRONG Phone MO 8-3879 28 COCHRANE ST., WHITBY FOR MISSED PAPERS IN WHITBY Phone MO. 8-3111 If you have not received your Times-Gozette by 7 P.M., Call BELL TAXI All calls must be placed before 7:30 BETTER HOMES and BETTER GARDENS for BETTER TASTES See these modern Whitby. Featuring: ® Solid masonry construction Open fireplaces evergreens Four different plans architecture Sewers installe eo Carports om each house homes this week-end, Hillcrest Drive off Beech Street, ® Modern style In all our homes we guarantee a big living room, big kitchen and a big master bedroom. N.H.A. LOANS at 5% FURTHER INFORMATION PRICES $12,900 to $13.800 Construction Co. Lid. PHONE WHITBY MO 8-3941 PHONE TORONTO PL 5-59 1" RN -- a GRASS FOR SALE antenna; plow die lift, $100; MO 8 ADMIRAL T.V. 17" WITH $75; also 3-furrow hydro respberry plants for sale FOR SALE -- ADMIRAL T.V,, 17" WITH antenna; plow $75 3-furrow hy draulic lift, $100; sale. MO 8.2474 also raspberry plants for 104¢ FOR sq. vd Whitby SALE SOD delivered. W FRESH Ward, CUT, 20c MO 8-256 June GARDENS AND sodding and seeding hawk 8.2587 LAWNS ROTOTILLED Phone Whitby MO 100f ROTO-TILLING--PLACE YOUR ORDER now for lawns and gardens. Expert work Phone C. Dragomotz, MO 8.3900. May 2 PACKAGE POPULAR tes with every $3 | Xa Ask for your. Appreciation coupon. Harry rolet- Oldsmobile, BRAND purchase of Day Limited, Che 103f oline Donald Whibty HAVE No sod YOUR GARDEN ROTO-TILL iE :D please. Phone Mohawk 8.2 RUSSELL WILDE, ELECTRICAL CON tracting, new homes, water ters, fix tures, range cables a special MO 8.3174. FEMALE and FEMALE HELP WANTED - », state age, education any. Apply by letter secretar M ager Utility Commission, Whitby SALE Willamette RASPBERRY and Mare arieties a I East FOR PLANTS New rawh on No. 2 h FOR SALE BEATTY Ol wonderf condition: nine elbows: oil tan ol an, s 804 Dundas BURNER and. Apply Street West Ni TO LET preferred ROOM WITH BOARD. 1 ADY Centrally located, Phone ron SALF che anke BEDROOM SUITE sterfjeld Reasonable FOR RENT bed ng r with erator Palace Steel slove 196. | tive, FOR machine; SALE -- SINGLE BED, WASHING rangette. Phong MO 8.2539. 104a FOR SALE ONE PIPELESS n complete with oil burner controls to heat a six-room Phone MO. 8.2540. FUR- tank and house 103¢ B ALLIS CHAL hydraulic, Imple Phone MO. 8.2643. 103¢ FOR SALE MDDEL mers Tractor, with ments. Al condition COMBINA- phone "Doc" after 6. Free esti May 13 FOR ALSCO ALUMINUM tion windows and doors, Dafoe, MO 82350 mates FOR SALE OR RENT-THREE BED room bungalow, modern new home. Ap ply 231 Palace Street 1054 KINDS SAWS FILED AND SET: mowers ground and set and re Andy Anderson, rear Geo. Ha 210 Brock Street South, June 1 ALL lawn ired mer, EXECL home MO 103¢ RENT -- BY six-room: modern Whitby or vicinity MO 8-2090 evenings. WANTED TO five or Three adults, 8.3484 daytime; INSULATIUN, BLOWING Free Estimates -- SEPTIC CLEANED THE SANITARY Walter Ward, Whitby. Phone MO May 11 HOME GARDENS TILLED AND CULTIV ATED: also small used tiller for sale. Phone MO 8-2332 May 26 FOR PAINTING, CARPENTRY AND | handyman work. Phone MO 84257 after 3:30 p.m 'May 6 CHILDREN MO 83-3000, 105a WOMAN TO MIND THREE while mother works. Phone FOR SALE condition | ter six GIRL'S BICYCLE, GOOD Frost King ice box. Call af MO 8.2549 107¢ LOST | red BLACK PERSIAN collar, and bell around to.name of Inky." rd. In vicinity of Phone MO 84088 CAT. WITH neck. Ans Child's pet Centre Street 105a LOWER APARTMENT, 6. three 3 ro Adults, 601 "Dundas Street East see our lection of potted plants. wide selection of beautiful cut-flowers Sunday, May 13 THE PERFECT GIFT FOR MOTHER'S DAY! A lovely bouquet of Mother's favorite flowers, handsomely gift-boxed, will be sure to please her. Stop in and We Send Flowers Anywhere In The World gLIiC 124 DUNDAS W., WHITBY HTER LIMITED Order a bouquet for Mother today! We also have a fine se- S | PHONE MO 8-3324