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I think that we should all build} them if only to give our chil-) dren some sense of security." Mrs. Allan, who is the presi- dent of the Ajax and Pickering) Red Cross Society, said that in} the event of a nuclear attack! she -would accommodate any} children she found roaming on the streets. "It is the safety of the inno-| cent children which is my real concern," she said. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdoy, December 7, 1961 § FOR GRANDCHILDREN First Fall-Out Shelter Built In Store Cellar By PHILIP SIMPSON The builder of the $400 falloutlintends to use up the canned) The Emergency Measures;shelter, Ray Hottot of Brooklin,|food from time to time and Organization's constant plea/said that it was being built ac-jconstantly replenish the stock. that Canadians safeguard them-|cording to EMO specifications} Although the shelter is install- selves against a nuclear at-|and Mrs. Allan's particular re- Fr with four bunks, to serve two WHITBY And DISTRICT My Sincere Thanks To Those Who Supported Me For Council MRS. WILMA AGG DAVIDSON GREAT SINGER Emma Calve, the French) ho died in 1942, | rompted a local store| quirements adults and four children, Mrs.|°Pet@ soprano w ! positing eg Whitby's Mr. Hottot, who has built/Allen claims that with the use New von 4 pone ms hier the basement fallout shelter. |several shelters in the Oshawa there)New Yor etropolitan pera. | "They laughed at Noah when|and Brooklin area, said that the he built the ark," commented|shelter was designed so that it) «| am building the fallout) ADDITIONAL WHITBY NEWS Mrs. J. P. Allan, who operates|could serve as storage space|shelter for the benefit of my! ON PAGES 4 AND 15 Anne's Fabric Shop on Byronjfor the store's stock when not) | grandchildren," she said, "and. street south, 'and for the sakelin use. of my grandchildren I'd rather| The shelter, which can accom-) be safe than sorry. modate six persons, is divided] The 256-square-foot shelter isjinto two rooms which are both located in the basement of the!8 feet by 16 feet and almost) store and should be completed|six feet high. The room divider by today. itself is a series of shelves) A building permit was issued|which may be used to house) to the owner of the building,|/food and emergency supplies. | Mrs. Roger Conant of Ajax, | who is the daughter of Mrs. hay ey roger Pee Allan, for the legal go-ahead toln1 ock ceiling covers the entire/ build the shelter. Ishelter, totally protecting it| f diati The floor is k Hl CONSUMERS' GAS 0 INCREASE rom radiation. e s| es ig om engineer Charles Hoag|covered with linoleum tiles. | : c THURS., DEC. 7 d that. there will be no| Two air vents have been cut) chi 8:30 P.M. charge for issuing the permit|into the shelter's walls and it Whitby: Community Arena and that the store's assessment|will be possible to have run- ADULTS 50c CHILDREN 35c first) of sleeping bags, etc., will be room for more. THANK YOU TO THE MANY FRIENDS AND VOTERS WHO SUPPORTED ME DEC. 4 | SHALL DO MY BEST TO JUSTIFY YOUR CONFIDENCE GEORGE BEVAN Lakeshore Juvenile 0.M.H.A. Hockey LIN D )S AY would not be increased. He add-ning water from a water tank | ed that it was thegonly permit ator is elsewhere in the base-| issued for such a structure to;me | date and that to his knowledge Mrs. Allan said that she will) * was the only shelter being built/stock the shelter with an ade-) g * in Whitby at the present time. | quate supply of canned food, | . Town of Whitby residents) bottled water. and se a , J ;must apply for a -permit tojitems for its occupants to sur- | FALLOUT BEELTER build fallout | shelters, he said. vive" for over two weeks. She 'Town Bylaw Okays First Official Plan Whitby's official plan, four|to zone it as green belt apg the Deputy-reeve said that he Date in the shaping, has been|than industrial, as it now | felt this should remain as a ladopted by bylaw by the town|might prohibit sale of the land green area. It is the only spot |council It must now receivejin years to come left_on the shore of the lake MRS. ALLAN EXAMINES PLANS OF MICKEY SCOTT Announces the opening of her Salon "The Culture Studio of Hairstyling" -- ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8th 228 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY MO 8-3151 TEA FROM 2 TO 4 P.M. WHITBY SPORTS PARADE By GERRY BLAIR has accepted an offer of the! presidency of the Communist | friendship between the British "HERE'S MY STORY"--CHERRY Why were you fired as coach of the Whitby Mohawks? -- to which the deposed mentor Bob Cherry replied, "I am not too sure what the real rea- son is, -- I only know I am gravely disappointed and surprised at the move after spending five nights a week for two months working with these kids and trying to do my best. At one point last week I might have figured it was because of financial difficulties that led to my dismissal, figuring the club couldn't afford to pay my salary." To which we asked why he thought this, "Well" he replied, "when I asked Ivan to get Elmer Tran off the night shift last week, when we were about to play in Brampton, he flatly refused, because the club couldn't afford it. But that can't be it, -- as you can see for yourself, Tran is playing here tonight in Unionville, and he's still on nights." When I questioned Bob about why he insist- ed on Tran making the trip to Brampton he said, "I figured Elmer was, and still is, one of the leaders on this club, and it means a lot to have him in the line- up as you saw tonight." I wondered why Bob made a special trip to Unionville after being let out as coach. "I heard there was some unrest among a few of the players, and after their 6-3 loss at home against Unionville, I wondered if some of them were not giv- ing their best in protest against my being fired. But after their splendid performance tonight I'm happy to see that they showed no signs of bucking the club's decision. If there had've been I was going to try and persuade them to give 100 per cent co-operation to whoever takes over my job -- just as I'm proud to say, they did for me." WHO'S PULLING THE STRINGS ? Did you and Ivan get along well? "We had our disagreements," said Bob, "probably no more than other coaches and managers, although at times he tried to make decisions which I felt were mine. Per- haps he wanted both jobs. If a new coach is hired I'll know this theory was wrong." But after talking with Bob, we're still not clear on why he was fired. If what Davie told us about the executive forcing the issue is true, why didn't he stick by Cherry, or was he just trying to pass the buck. Apparently the executive deny putting Ivan up to firing Cherry. Aw come on fellows somebody has to assume the re- sponsibility. It's nice to get those hand shakes and pats on the back saying what great fellows you are, and what a marvellous thing it was to give Whitby Junior "A" hockey (which it is), but let's accept the knocks also, Surely you gentlemen are aware that operating a hockey club is certainly no bed of roses? TOWN AND COUNTRY ... Neither Norm Stew- art or Craig Watts were present for Tuesday's game in Unionville. Perhaps the rumors that some of the Toronto feflows were displeased with the decision to give Bob the heave-ho bear some truth... Bow- manville Shamrocks ran into a red-hot Uxbridge hockey club last Monday night and went down to de- feat 15-3. The Shamrocks will have their hands full tonight when they host the Napanee Comets in the Community arena at 8:15 p.m. Napanee dumped the Black Hawks last Saturday 7-3. If they bring their entire squad, the going will be rough for the Sham- TOCNS a 6s GAGARIN ACCEPTS GLASGOW, Scotland (AP)~ Soviet spaceman Yuri Gagarin). club quoted him as saying in a letter of thanks: "This clearly indicated the indestructible club of Glasgow University. The'and Soviet people." BROCK Evening Shows at 6:55 & 8: 25 WHITBY Last Complete Show at 8:25 A LOST LEGEND LIVES AGAIN! M-G-M presents A GEORGE PAL PRODUCTION ATLANTIS | THE LOST ° staring ANTHONY HALL ip JOYCE TAYLOR * JOHN DAHL 28 A COLOR CARTOON "Cat Fishing" PLUS SECOND FEATURE ATTRACTION "Gold of the Seven Saints" CLINT WALKER--ROGER MOORE ithe approval of the Minister of |Municipal Affairs before it is put in force The planning board, set here 14 years ago, first started! work on the plan four years ago. Almost exactly two years ago, they presented draft of the plan to the 1959 council, which passed it on to the new 1960-61 council. The draft plan came before ~ that |council at their first meeting in 1960 and was passed by that same council at their second last meeting of their term, on |Tuesday evening. Before the bylaw to approve the plan came before council |this week, chairman of the planning board, John Spratt,} addressed council. He reported |that the plan, with amend |ments recommended by coun- Ici', had been given to council for approval in September of this year.-He said that it had,| jin fact, been before this council |for two years and he would not \like to see it fall under unfinish- jed business for a new council, | | which takes office in January.| | He said that he thought it jhad been of some advantage \that development in Whitby |had been slow during the past |two years but, he said, develop-! jment will not wait and a plan \for a guide to future develop- ment is necessary. |MAY BE REVISED The plan, he said, 1s admit- jtedly not perfect and provision! boos been made for. improve- ments and changes. | Paul | Councillors Coath and /Harry Inkpen introduced a mo-|Building had been set back 20) bylaw. be/feet, the town would never have| jtion that |prepared First. to speak against the plan was Councillor George} Brooks. He said that if the} town was going to impose the| set-back requirements, the town me final should be prepared to purchase| the land which was in fact not |being used by the owner. | He said that he also objected to the zoning of Heydenshore| Park as greenbelt area. He said it is a choice piece of land and Before You Buy Give Bill A Try VOLKSWAGEN. 2-door Coach. if Radio, whilewalls. Completely reconditioned. Only . 1955 DODGE. 2-door Coach. Whitewalls, 2-tone paint job, economical 6-cylinder 5495 engine. Only 2 - door Rodio, white- 696 RAMBLER. 4. Reclining seats, es 2-door Coach. 260] 1954 FORD. Hi- 4150 Hooker, Good-looker .. 4-door +49 25 More to Choose From, BILL WHITTICK MOTORS LTD. 146 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY MO 8-4741 "The Home of Good Used Cars' 1955 PONTIAC. Station Wagon walls. Try it, buy it. Only 1955 NASH door Sedan. radio, wheel discs ... 1934 FORD. V-8 and radio, Gleaming green 1951 METEOR, Sedan. Local car the first) PHILIPSs SET-BACK TOO SOON Councillor William Davidson said that he too objected to the UP!o9-foot set back envisioned for the business section of Dundas and Brock street. He said that the town would not be prepared financially to do this for at least 15 years. tional rights to force the 17% foot set-back in areas The 20-foot set-back in the town. If the plan is accept-| ed by the town, he \for 10 or 20 years whole vack, he said, aside for at least 10 years. Councillor Paul that no one was going to take| 117% feet from any owner. purpose of the plan, he said, is to give people an idea of what the town would look like in the| lfuture.'The plan, he said, is) intended as a guide. Deputy-reeve, Warren Mowat questioned the suggestion of |stagnation of the business sec- |tion. He said that this had taken place in the business sec- tion some years back. "If the four corners are to be revitalized,"' he said,. "it will have to be rebuilt and ins $ is the first step. I am anyone putting in a new build- ing in that area will agree to the 20-foot set-back." He said that if the Brock |been faced with the presnect of [purchasing such a_ building. |And, he added, the building would have looked better too. Regarding Heydenshore Park, | NEW | RECORD AND PLAY BACK ANYWHERE WITH BATTERY POWER! CONTINENTAL "100 TAPE RECORDER « Entirely self-contained « Best sound reproduc- tion of any battery tape recorder * Records and plays even when carried « Light and strong $14495 easy terms PATTERSON Electronics 107 COLBORNE ST. WEST WHITBY--MO 8-2711 He said that it was a trespass on a man's constitu- ~\ area, residential the business 'section, he said, would stagnate the business section of said, it would force an embargo on the land on the two main streets on of set-| 199. nould be set/rawler, 98; Coath said he/ Mrs, Williams and Mrs, Read, | in town, It has not changed in 30 years, he said, and he sug- gested that it would still be a cottage area 15 years from now Councillor Brooks said that he did not disagree that it was de- sirable to maintain Heyden- shore as a green area but he believed in the right of the owner. To zone: it as green he said, might prevent its sale by. the owner for an industrial site, Later in the meeting, council approved the official plan by three readings of a bylaw. My Grateful Appreciation For the Support Tendered Me in the Civic Elections. IT WAS MOST GRATIFYING DUPLICATE BRIDGE North and South: Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Spratt, 109; Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. MacGillev ray, Mrs. Frost and Miss) Mr. and Mrs.| Baker, 86. East and West: Mrs.| and Miss Bovay, 101; Mrs.| | |Maundrell and Mrs. Chubb, .94: | WILLIAM DAVIDSON | Let us celebrate this Christmas with a gift of a BIBLE or some of the religious gifts of which we have a goodly supply ALSO Boxed Religious Cards and Calendars We also have an assortment of paint by numbers -- Art supplies and original oil paintings, RELIGIOUS BOOKS FOR ALL AGES VISIT OUR BIBLE CORNER AND Use Our Lay-away Plan for Christmas Whitby Paint & Wallpaper BROCK ST. N., WHITBY MO 8-3488 193; Mr. and Mrs. Peake, 89. aaa elle tale papi age Re ; Santa's Coming To Whitby! SATURDAY, DEC. 9th -- 1:30 P.M. sure) COME AND SEE OUR CHRISTMAS STREET LIGHTING "A galaxy of Light -- A Symphony of Color' GALA PARADE Bands--Floats--Clowns & Majorettes WELCOME SANTA WITH A FREE GIFTS! FREE To all children who visit Santa Claus at his Whithy Headquarters. Yes Sir! There will be clowns, decorated floats, bands, musical trucks, fire engines and beautiful majorettes, PARADE ROUTE Parade starts at Arena, moves North on Green to Dundas East, West to Brock, North, to Mary, West to Euclid, South to Dundas West, East to Centre, South to Colborne West, East to Byron South, North to Dundas West, East to Brock, South on Brock to Arena, STORE. HOURS: Open Every Wednesday during December. Open nights as follows: 9 p.m. Thurs., Dec. 7; Fri., Dec. 8 and every night including Wed., Dec. 13 and 20 to Fri., Dec. 22. SAT. CLOSING. Dec 16--6 p.m. Dec. 23--6 p.m. SHOP EARLY AND SHOP IN WHITBY { SANTA WILL BE AT THE ° BANK OF MONTREAL $ FOUR CORNERS $ SAT., DEC. 9th 2:30--5:30 P.M. $ PARADE STARTS AT 1:30 P.M. SATURDAY, DEC. 9th WHITBY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RETAIL MERCHANTS SECTION $ fy sani scoatithanabiheostttte asthe saithessithesnhit = Ya ti i te 900 GIFTS! 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