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". THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, March 28, 1963 4 2225552525" ' Manager: Rae Hopkins WHITBY and DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Tel. MO. 8-3703 FER ESET SRE ESSE TE ATELES STRESS SESS SST SEH, grr srs <= { 200 POTHOLES Potholes in one of Whitby' from wives Wednesda: The stretc! treet y. 100-yard long road. streets brought irate comments Cochrane street house- bad condition of the short h of road between Beech and Whitby Township is shown above, There are more than two hundred potholes in the Mrs. Margaret McPhee told The Times, 'I think these pot- s;holes are terrible. We have lived here for over three years and the road has been in this condi- tion each spring." Mrs. McPhee said that she was about to call Councillor George Bevan and ask him to do something about the problem. Councillor Bevan is chairman of the streets committee. "Whitby certainly cannot be proud of this street,"" Mrs. Mc- WHITBY PERSONALS Miss Sandra Gail < SSM SES SEEDERS AS eee eee eee =-away. party * her home in n 7 and Kathleen Rowe Ridley entertained at a dinner going in honor of Miss J Carol Teather who left Sunday from Malton Airport to return to England. Present at the dinner party were friends School com- Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lee, 334 le drive, entertained 33) ing bridge and euchre, Present were: Mrs, Frank Canzi, Mrs. James Mackey and Mrs. Peter Ottenbrite. Light refreshments were served by the hostess. Miss Judy Lay, of Ottawa, has been a guest for the past two weeks at the home of her' uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. SHAMEFUL CONDITION OF ROAD SPARKS COMMENT Residents Irked Over Road Condition Phee said angrily. "If it isn't dust it is potholes, The road should be paved," she added, A neighbor, Mrs. Mary Mc- Tague, was asked what she thought of the road, Her reply summed up the sentiments of the other homeowners, "'ter- rible", She added that the road was graded each spring but the improvement was slight. Another resident stated that the street was in an awful mess. "For more than three years they have filled the holes with gravel and oiled the road to keep down the dust,"' she con- tinued. "But in no time at all," she said, "they are back to their old condition -- a mess." Cochrane street is not the only street in Whitby that suffers the plague of potholes. Beech street, extending from Euclid to Centre is another example of the L, W. Lay, 119 Allan street. atrocity. Free Skating Draws To Close At Arena Free skating for the 1962-63 season came to a close, Wed- nesday afternoon, for more than 2,200 Whitby Public School pupils. The pupils were given a free skating period once a week from 4 to 5 p.m., at Whitby Arena, the season starting Dec. 3, 1962, They were permitted to leave the school early enough to change and be on the ice before the four o'clock starting me, These skating periods were alternately supervised by the school teachers and this year marked the fourth accident-free year. The schools that participated in the skating were Brock Street, Colbourne, Dundas, Hill- crest, R. A. Hutchison, Kath- leen Rowe, King and Palmer- ston Avenue, Confirmation At St. Mark's "The Life Everlasting, Our Destiny" was the sermon sub- ject at St. Mark's United Church Sunday morning. The choir under the leadership of Mrs. J Beaton sang 'The Twenty-Third Psalm", Next Sunday the young peo- ple who have been attending the Young Communicant's class will be received into full communion in the Service of Confirmation. Band Performs For Patients At Hospital The Ontario Hospital, Whitby, was the scene of a band con- cert staged by the Whitby Brass Band Tuesday evening. A capacity audience filled the recreation hall to hear the con- cert. Other entertainment was provided by the Connolly School of Dancing senior majorettes. The girls gave a demonstra- tion of. marching and baton twirling. Also featured during the eve- ning were solos by saxophone and accordion players. The band was under the direction of Bandmaster Eric Clarke. SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, reliable Gas Decler in your cree. 31 CELINA ST. St. Mark's Women Plan Spring Tea St. Mark's United Church Women Unit No. 3 its . E. Smith opening the meet- ing with a poem entitled "Of Living." Mrs, C, Heard was in charge of the worship period. She chose as her theme "Easter." subjects were Holy Spirit and The Cross. The roll call was answered by 17 members, It was reported that 33 visits had been made. Following the offering all reports were read and roved, Thankoffering enve- lopes and tea tickets were dis- tributed to members, Announcements were made for the Spring tea to be held in the Assembly Hall, Friday March 29, and the era Thankoffering meeting of April 2 starting at 2.30 p.m, The next regular sot will be held Thursday, April 18, in the church parlor, Mrs, A. Price gave a resume of another chapter of the study book entitled "On Asia's Rim," The meeting was brought to' a close with the United Church Women's prayer. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Ellison were tea host- esses. si pli dressed the group. was "God and. My Garden." This proved to be most inter- behalf Pt ae Baptist Women Hear From | Missionaries Whitby ay Church Wom- ir en's Soriety Christian Serv- ice held its monthly meet! The Hage evening at the churc President Mrs, K. Cullen open- ed the meeting with prayer. The roll call. was answered, Mrs. Ruth Pickering gave her report on "Highlights," The ap-|offering was taken, Mrs. E. Pogscn was in charge of th devotional period. r y Mrs, Cullen read a letter re- a yap agg 5 Mis- sionary ngola. were thanking the group Bagg Pov and cards received, mentioned phases of their Mis- . They also onary work bein' ° es a] ig accom: Miss Ruth Sinclair played a sagt solo, very much enjoyed Mrs. Arthur Wigston ad- ler topic Mrs. John McLeod on of the group thanked TOWN OF WHITBY VOTE UNDER THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT APRIL 22nd, 1963 (Polls open from 8:00 o.m. to 7:00 p.m., Stenderd Tine) Public Notice is hereby given that, in accordance' with the provisions of The Liquor Licence Act, @ vote will be taken on the following questions: Are you in fovour of the sale of liquor under a dining lounge licence for consump- tion with meals on licensed premises ? Mrs. Wigston, The hymn "In DAY-BY-DAY the Garden" was sung. The meeting closed with Prayer by Mrs. L. Rich, Re- SENTENCE IS SUSPENDED Wayne Riel, 23, of Peterbor-. ough, was placed on suspended sentence at Whitby Police Cour Tuesday. Riel pleaded guilty to a charge of driving whilst dis- qualified, The offence occurred on Whitby's Brock street north on Jan. 26. freshments were 'served. The next meeting will be held Tues- day, April 23, in the form of a Spring Thenkoffering. A guest tl speaker has been invited. FREE Hove your furnace cleaned free and guaranteed trouble-free all il Co, NOBODY |= BEATS an & ry SN LOW RICES! No Matter Whether It's Furniture, Appliances, HI-FI, TV, Radios, etc. If You Don't Buy It At Bad Boy's YOU PAY TOO MUCH!! BAD BOY FURNITURE APPLIANCES winter, if you purcha: "Whi Rose" 'unified fuel oll from Westone ST. MARK'S UNITED CHURCH WOMEN Spring Tea and Home Bake Sale Fri., Mar. 29th 2:30 P.M.-5 P.M. Baby Sitting Service TICKETS 50c Avaliable at door At @ poll to be opened on the Twenty-second dey of 1963, from the hour of 8:00 o'clock in 7:00 o'clock in the afternoon (Stendord Time). Any person is quelified to be entered on sone ta bein oho 1. of the full age of twenty-one yeors on or before April 22nd, 1963; ; 2. @ British subject; 3. not disqualified under The Election Act (Onterie) or otherwise prohibited by law from voting; 4. AT THE TIME OF VOTING ( 22nd, 1963) ORD- INARILY RESIDENT IN THE TOWN OF WHTBY, AND HAS BEEN ORDINARILY RESIDENT THEREIN FOR A PERIOD OF TWO MONTHS PRECEDING SUCH DATE. Persons having the necessery quolifications whese nemes are not on the Voters' List may: 1. epply in writing to the undersigned, 405 Dundas Street, West Whitby, up to 5:00 p.m., April 4th, 1963; or 2. « to the Revising Officer, 405 Dundes Street West, Whitby, between the hours of 10:30 o.m. to 1,00 noon, end 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on April Sth, 1963. the Voters' Use JOHN R, FROST, Returning Officer. Now Open... TERRACE RESTAU RANT B Specializing in. . . GOOD FOO D Featuring... Southern Fried Chicken Old English baad Fish & Chips Steaks COMPLETE TAKE-OUT SERVICE 120 BROCK ST.'N. 668-9056 prong tog TOWN OF WHITBY The Liquor Licence Act NOTICE OF HOLDING AN ADVANCE POLL Notice is hereby given thet pursuent to the Election Act (Section 77) @ poll will be open on Saturday, The 20th Day of April, 1963 from 10:00 e.m. until 5:00 p.m. and from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. stenderd time The polling place for the Town of Whitby will be located et 405 DUNDAS WEST., WHITBY See the purpose of receiving the votes of voters who expect (Corner of Athol) Open Nightly (Except Saturday) 'Til 9:30 728-9441 KING ST. E. AT TOWNLINE 728-4658 young people of Newmarket at Fellowship dinner at their resi- dence, Rev, Harold Jones, Mrs. . Earl Walters of New To- Ae, to be ebsent from the Municipalit the e Ry KM. polity on, For That New Spring SUIT and Mr, and Mrs, Manley PUBLIC MEETING erniston of Malton were among Why Not Try... WHITBY Rss Me yecdnnie pees --e The Whitby Liberal Association has secur- Pree . on Ss ting their golden wedding} ed the services of a great Canadian and a SS MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOP S c> aes Calurday, March) reat Liberal. Senator the honouradle Vag BROCK ST. 8., WHITBY = > e g 2 2 Eg 5 2 The bellot boxes will be opened and the votes counted of | 7:00 p.m. on Mondey, the 22nd dey of April, 1963 AT THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING 405 Dundas St. West i i i &B dae JOHN R. PROST, Returning Officer. Dated et Whitby this Twenty-eighth dey of Merch, 1963. ld a scneraono g For the occasion Mr. and Tail - ane aegghen g Rmeggene | Arthur Roebuck former minister of Labour ° Wat saat 24 1 n and] and Attorney General of Ontario. In the Mitchel Hepburn Government of Ontario. + Seee es ESCA ESSA S SUE SEAE TESA Mrs, John Fayter, their son and bedi cen = daughter-in-law. are making ar- = rangements to hold "Open « House" at the Fayter's resi- he dence, St. Lawrence street: + Friends, neighbors and rela- » tives are invited to come in and ; Visit with the celebrants, * « Mrs, Larry Ruest, 1107 Athol ® street, opened her home Tues- « day evening to the members of St. John the Evangelist travel- He was appointed to the Senate in 1945 and has held a ken interest in the affairs of this Domin- ion. He speaks in the interests of Norman Cafik, candidate for this riding and he will spell out some of the problems vital to the electors of this Domin- ion: He will give you facts: He will tell you why we need sound and strong Government, with Hon. Lester B, Pearson, Prime Minister at Ottawa. Monday, Apr. 1, '63--8p.m. AT Anderson St. High School THE VOTERS' LIST ACT (Referred to in Section 74) ala ital NOTICE OF SITTINGS OF REVISING OFFICERS "tts delicate bouquet and tantalizing nutty flavour stimulates the appetite before lunch and dinner--an ideal cocktail sherry. MANY WORK ABROAD PARIS (Reuters) -- About 2,000,000 West Europeans now TAKE NOTICE that sittings of the Revising Officers for the purpose of heeriag complaints or appeals with regard to voters' lists to be used et the voting on APRIL 22nd, 1963, under The Liquor Licence Act, in the Municipality of the TOWN OF WHITBY, will be held at the following time and places set forth in the schedule hereinefter set out. gaseeresae en 4 2 * s 2 2 S Ez o PAARL RIESLING WHITE TABLE WINE Light and fruity, this wine goes perfectly with eggs, fish, seafood, chicken and other poultry dishes, « their homeland, according to » @ recent estimate of the Organ- 4 ization for Economic Co-opera- » tion and Development. West « Germany is the biggest 'host' country with 705,000 immigrant « European workers, pec rin DATE OF SITTINGS TIME OF SITTINGS PLACE OF SITT:NGS Friday, April Sth, 1963 10:30 a.m. te 1:00 noon 2:30 p.m. te 4:30 p.m, (Standard Time) Municipal Building 405 Dundes St., West 22 4 si PAARL ROODEBERG , . : RED TABLE WINE 4 & J A full-bodied wine that is a splendid com- We Are Open To Serve You panion to chops, steaks, roasts, game MERCANTILE DEPT. STORE 321 BROCK ST. S. WHITBY WHITBY PLAZA Revising Officer His Honour Judge A. C. Hall Clerk of Revising Officer John R. Frost AND TAKE NOTICE thet the lists to be 20 revised cre the original liste for each polling subdivision (Nos, 132 te 156 both inc.:) es prepered and certified by the Federal enumerators for the said polls, PAARL TAWNY or RUBY PORT PAARL MUSCATEL or OLOROSO SHERRY Unique flavour and sweetness characterize these fine, imported wines that are superb with desserts, nuts, cheese, daytime or mid- night snacks. 1, AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE thot eny voter who desires to complain thet hie name or the names of any person or persons entitled to be entered on the seld list heve been omitted from the same, or that the names of eny person or persons whe are net @n- titled to be voters have been entered thereon, may on or before the Sth dey of APRIL, 1963, apply, complain or eppeal to heave his name or the names of any other person or persone entered on, or removed from the list. Complaints may be made on the first day of the above sittings to the Revising Officer, PAARL ROSE DRY PINK TABLE WINE Newly arrived Paarl Rose suits any occasion--an all-purpose table wine with a delightful combination of delicacy and flavour. STILL YOUR BEST WINE VALUE Official Opening is FRIDAY, APRIL 5th GIFTS-PRIZES e 2, AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE thet such eppeals must be' by notice in writing in the prescribed form, signed by the complainant in duplicate and given te the Clerk of the Revising Officer or left for him et his office at 405 Dundas St. West, Whitby. 3. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE thet ct ony time prior to the sittings of Revising Officer, any voter whose name is omitted from the list es prepared by the eters, or any person who hes knowledge of the fect thet the name or names of eny voter or voters have been so omitted, may so inform the Returning Officer in writing, stating the names ond addresses of the voter or voters so omitted. JOHN R. FROST Returning Officer 405 Dundas St. W.; Whitby Dated this 28th doy of March, 1963. Watch for Further Announcement HIS HONOUR JUDGE A. C. HALL Chairmen of the Election Board for the County of Onterie Court House, 416 Centre St. S., Whitby. These famous imports cost much less than you'd expect to pay Ps (APU AROSE SSS POT HTLE LES RSARISSSEAES TESTE SOLS SEERA ESE SHS eR