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WHITBY And DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office 111 Dundas St. West Manager: John Gault Tel. 668-3703 WILL DISCUSS IT Bevan Says Council Ignoring Consultants Whitby Town Council was ac- cused of ignoring the $3,000 1963 Stevenson-Kellogg Management Consultant's report by Council- lor George Bevan Monday, He asserted that, according to the report, the Personne! Com- mittee has no responsibility in recommending engineering con- sultants for the elimination of the. Dovedale pumpng_ station (as it was authorized to do by Council March 16). He also said that Monday's Personnel Committee recom- mendation that the town engin- eer engage the engineering con- sultants with approval of the Sanitation Committee would in- troduce two diverse policies with respect to the engineer's duties on this matter. | Councillor Bevan moved that the March 16 Sanitation report item be rescinded and that Mon- day's Personriel Committee re- port item with respect to the hiring of the engineering con-| sultants be deleted. He also moved that "the Town Engineer be authorized to engage the necessary engineer- ing services for design and spe- cificatons for the elimination of} the Dovedale pumping station) and that he submit this recom- mendations to the Committee as to what firm will be engaged'. "It's a question of eliminating the pumping station," said Councillor Edwards. "Let's get the station done -- then we can alter the report." Most councillors agreed with \that consultants be engaged to "As Bylaws Chairman my Committee is now undertaking revisions to the Procedure By- law 2294, but I have no intention of proceeding with this project until I know where I stand on this Stevenson and Kellog Re- port. Let us settle this matter once and for all, and also let the taxpayer know whether or not he received good value for his $3,000, the cost of the Re- port." Councillor Bevan then referred to. the item on _ Personnel Committee report of March 16, when they made their recom- mendation concerning con- sultants: , "This item reads as follows: | 'Your committee recommends} engineer the sewer project and that the Sani'ation Committee be, authorized and empowered to approve the Town Engineer's recommendation as to what firm will be engaged." "The Personal Committee is a special committee set up to deal with Union Contracts and personnel matters concerning} employees only. It has no re-| sponsibility whatsoever for} recommending the engaging of| engineering consultants. This matter first became fouled up when the Sanitation Committee, at our March, 16 Council meet- ing, brought in a report recom- mending 'that the Personnel Committee engage the neces- sary engineering services for the Dovedale Pumping Station'. "I strongly objected to this ad clearly pointed out to Coun- cil that dealing with engineer- ing consultants was the respon- sibility of the Town Engineer. I was voted down and Council adopted the Report. "Now to add to the confusion, if this item of this Personnel Committee Report is adopted we will have two different pol- icies on this very simple matter of the duties of our Town En- gineer: (1) "That Personnel Commit- tee engage the engineering con- sultants. (Approved March 16.) (2) "That the Town Engineer undertakes the engaging of the engineering consultants and Sanitation Committee approves. "To get the matter on the tracks again, and to avoid any more waste of time, I move That this Item of the Personnel Committee Report be deleted, that Item 2 in the Sanitation Committee's Report, approved |by Council March 16 be res- cinded, and the following item be included in a_ Sanitation Committee's Report: Your committee recommends that the Town be authorized : : necessary engineering service for design and specificatioris for|) the elimination of the Dovedale Pumping Station, and that he submit his recommendations to the Committee as to what firm will be engaged." Councillor Bevan's motion was voted down. Mr, Edwards as a recorded vote on the motion registered, only two nays, 'that of Councillors Bob Ajtersley and Bevan. AGREE TO MEET But Councillor Bevan succeed- ed in persuading his fellow councillors to meet at the end of April for discussion of the Stevenson-Kellogg report. A second motion, calling for a study of the report by all coun- cillors and a "fuli discussion" of the report at a Council meet- ing to be called in the last week of April, was passed by Council. In his earlier motion, Council- lor Bevan explained his discon- tent | Council's attitude to- WHITBY PERSONALS Engineer; to engage the}! A BREATH | Despite the cold rains and | cold winds, the smiles of an- ticipation on little Kelly Louise Sunnybrooke Hospital, Toronto, where he underwent surgery. His friends wish him a prompt recovery. Mrs. Ryland will be) staying in Toronto with her| daughter while Mr. Ryland is| in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wood! ald spent Easter weekend in Waterville, Quebec, the guests of Mrs. Wood's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hawes. Mr. William Ryland is in| Young Lynne Wagner spent! few days in West Hill visiting] g cf her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Bill St. John. Donald St. John, West Hill, spent the Easter holidays with his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs, Avard Wagner. and children Sandra and Don-| any Marie, daughter of Mr.| and Mrs. Alex MacDonald is celebrating her sixth birthday today, April 7. Her friends wish Neville's lips give indication that the warm days and out- | door fun of spring is soon to | arrive, Kelly Louise, 3, is the Council Put Fire Hall When Whitby's new fire hall is built, the contractor will be x OF SPRING daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Neville, 516 Palace street, Whitby. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. G. Neville of Haliburton, and Mr. and Mrs, P. Hottot of Whitby. --Photo by Ireland s Out 'Blaze which are unionized and pay proper wages. And they can a\W's COUNTY COURT Plaintiff $658 In An automobile accident that | \happened almost a year ago was brought before His Honor Alex Hall, for judgment at the sitting of Ontario County Court in Whitby yesterday. James Watson, 379 Philip Murray avenue, Oshawa, told the court that on June 2, 1963, he was driving in the east- bound lane of Highway 401 east of Bowmanville, He said he was driving in the passing lane and, when he was about to pass a car ahead of him, it pulléd out without signalling and there was a col- lision. "I blew the horn and hit the brakes. and pulled to the right to avoid being driven into the median." He concluded that the front right side of his car had collid- ed with the back of the other car and that he had smashed into a guard post on the right hand side of the road, facing in the opposite direction. Constable Peter Den Hoed of the Bowmanville. OPP, stated he had found skid marks 150 feet long starting in the pass- ing Jane and ended at the dam- aged guard rail. Michael Black, 17, of Downs- Couples Club Prepares For Bake Sale St. Mark's United Church 4 Couples Club held its monthly meeting Saturday, April 4 in the Assembly Hall. Presidents Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Beadle welcomed 31 mem- bers present, It was announced that an auc-| tion and bake sale will be held) |May 23 at the Whitby Commun- ity Arena beginning at 1 p.m Mr. Allen Curtis has volunteer- ed to act as auctioneer. } Mr, and Mrs, Matthew Mil- ler conducted a worship _ ser- vice. A short story was read en-! titled 'Crises in ~ Marriage" along with related scripture. A film was shown on the Sum- mer Camp facilities for crippled) children. Following this the members divided into two groups, the men made posters for the auction sale and the la- dies discussed preparations for the sale. Lunch was served including a ibirthday cake for past president Matthew Miller. Hostesses were: Mrs. Ralph Crawford, Mrs. Ev- erett Quantrill, Mrs. Dean THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, April 7, 1964 5 Takes Action view said he was travelling in the west bound lane and had seen the accident. He 'stated he had seen a car pull out in front of Watson's vehicle. He stopped and return- ed to the se¢he of the accident. Charles Urie, 69 Banting ave- nue, Oshawa, said he was out for a Sunday drive and had = proceeding in the right lane, Armored Cars Will Carry Bank Shipments MONTREAL (CP)--The post office department announced Monday mailed bank shipments of money will be delivered to railway stations in armored cars from now on, B. M. Erb, head of the de- partment's information service told a press conference it was decided to hire an express com- pany (Brink's) following the theft of a large shipment of Bandits held up a mail truck carrying the money to the CNR station in downtown Montreal. Banks have not released the ex- act amount of the money stolen. However, Maurice Fortin, head of the post office investi- gation department, said at a press conference "it was the biggest post office theft in Ca- nadian history," - When a horse dozes, a mus- cular . reaction locks its leg joints into place. Learn more in 64- bank money in Montreal. last Tuesday. i He stated: that he had check- ed his rear-view mirror, sig- nalled, pulled out, and had been driving in the passing lane for one-quarter mile when he was struck from the rear. He said he had not seen any vehicles close to him when he pulled into the driving lane. 'When the collision occurred, he said, he swerved and drove for some distance to regain control For the Best in Hair Care and Creative Styling in a relaxed atmosphere Tw. BEAUTY CLINIC HAIRSTYLISTS 301 BYRON ST. SOUTH PHONE 668-3061 of the car. He added that he had pulled his car over a distance down the road and had noticed the other vehicle against the guard rails, | Judge Hall, when passing) |judgment remarked on conflict-| ling evidence and the variance! -- lin different persons' views of what actually happened at the) scene of an accident. : | He said that on four-lane high-| ways such as the 401 the driver} in the right, or driving, lane,| before pulling onto the passing} lane must be absolutely sure that no overtaking traffic is be-| ing endangered. | He passed judgment in favor lof the plaintiff Watson in: the amount of $658.65 to cover the damages suffered by him in the accident. A counterclaim of $539.34 laid by the defendant, Urie was dis- missed without costs. NEAL'S BARBER SHOP 123 BROCK ST. NORTH -"WHITBY'S FINEST" Four Expert Barbers Adults 1.25 -- Children .75 OPEN WEDNFSDAY ALL DAY Closed Mondays 668-2036 YOU DON'T DRINK ... pay less for your auto insurance! 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"in contractual relations with the various building trades unions affiliated with the Dis- trict Building and Construction Trades Council." over 'wards the Stevenson-Kellogg re- "I first introduced my motion im October 1962 for a Manage- ment Consultant to study our Mr, and Mrs. William McClel- land of Osgoode were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Smith-Briant municipal organization, and it was turned down fiat," stated the motion. "A month later our Town } Wedding At Mrs. George Stott, 606 Brock street south, Mr. John Sheridan, 229 Burns street east, celebrated his birth- For the second straight regu- lar Council meeting, the Town Property Committees and Coun- cillor Tommy Edwards have It was reintroduced to Coun-) cil after Leo Steffler, president} of the local Bricklayers' Union, | and secretary of the Building) The Viscount Greenwood Chapter 1.0.D.E. Wise Home Owners insist on "HYDRA-PRESSED" Concrete slabs for Patio and sidewalks. Hart House tach slab ts precision made under 400 tons of pressure giving for the first time ever, superb quality et @ price you will like. "Hydra-Pressed" slabs ere frost resistant too, With our complete range of sizes and ¢olors, you now heve the widest. choice of designs for your Patie end Sidewalk. Coll us todey or visit our plant for eomplete informetion end T| 655-3811 | Clerk made a suggestion to laced this motion before Coun- Mayor Martin and Councillor Ve cil. It was turned down tentative- ly March 16° when Reeve Ever- jette Quantrill asked for clarifi- Miss Judy Marcum, St. Pe-|cation. This occurred after the rsburg, Florida, was a guest|recommendation was discussed| for few days at the home of|for more than one-half hour. her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Mur-| Councillor Harry Inkpen ex- ray Stubbings, 918 Greenwood|Pressed the fear at that time favored the use of management(by. a crescent, that the clause would prohibit consultants, Council then invited) Rev. C. A. Russell of Trinity| lthe small. non-union contractor tenders from a number of his/College officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Bob)|from bidding on the fire hall consultants and on December 14, The bride was attired in ajJack and daughter Diana and/project. é 1962, Stevenson and Kellogg/gold brocade street length|Miss Carol Collinson have re-| He said last night that he were engaged. Their report was| gown, with whimsy veil trimmed) turned from a two weeks motor|had been made aware that the given to Council January, 1963,|with velvet, she carried a cas- trip to Florida, They visited in|"contractual affiliation" was and on May 6, 1963, Council cade bouquet of variegated gold|Fort Myers, Miami, Fort Lau-/by no means permanent, and) adopted the report. shade roses and chrysanthe-|derdale, Daytona Beach and en-|only applied 'to the project in| "We have for years engaged) mums. |joyed visiting Marine Land. question. -- the services of engineering con-| Her only attendant was Mrs.| David 3 Councillor Edwards had ex- sultants such as Gore and/Thomas David Briant of Toron-|,, ala Jack and Mrs. Dorothy|plained March 16° that the Storie, and it made good busi-|to and the flower girl was Miss achie, twin brother and sister,|clause was "worded in a man- ness sense to engage a Manage-| Jane Briant also of Toronto. ner that was accepted as stan- and Trades Council, examined it and found it satisfactory. | SPRING DESSERT BRIDGE THURSDAY APRIL 16th LEGION HALL TICKETS $1.00 \day, Friday, April 3. 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He) and successfully proven proc-'a gown of navy taffeta embroi-| Palmerston Avenue Home andito worry about a local firm | There are all sorts of Com- mendation. was the result of|smal] navy whimsy veil. Her|'aking part in an oral composi- | firm of .Management Consul- The mother of the groom wore|Grades 4 to 7, and the parents) People in many French and} istrative appraisal of the organ-| Mr. and Mrs. Smith are re-|to the Auditorium to hear those|tinental Europe. \Grades 4 and 5), Judge was|well and it was an interesting Hallett (girl representing Grade| MMMM Bstupy ORAS RRM Write for FREE Booklet that tells you how Deseronto, Ont. - 43 OUR BUSINESS | jare celebrating their 21st birth- ment Consultant in this instance. The matron of honor wore a on ae 7, For the oc-|dard." : = "I would like to emphasize|cocoa chiffon dress with match- a dinner party will be| Both he and Deputy-Re eve) that my original motion was in|ing velvet bandeau and vell. erent Be ey Ab George Brooks had assured the} | A ; rs. Robert ity of any of our past council-|Freesias. Jane Briant wore aac, 600 Burns street, - over|no restrictions on small com- lors, our .administrators and! white dress trimmed with yel-| '7 weekend. |panies in the bidding. employees, and particularly our|jow and wore a yellow flowered| |Mr, Brooks said, ""A contractor, years of service in Whitby has! ried a basket of Spring flowers. jean have 10,000 non-union em- performed a wonderful job. The groom was attended by) ee, can have 2% "It was just this -- that over Richard Echtenhamp of oe | "This be the same. ctauhe we nesses including municipalities|payid Briant of Toronto. Heard At : ildi ve di as they grow and expand tend to} 4 reception followed at the) Gr ie any pane ot alk ods they have used for years,/ Dunbar road, Toronto, The mo-| Palmerston Cement EWA: Featen ey with the result that many neW'ther of the bride was attired in| ' d that there was "no need| edures are not always adopted./dered with pink and green|c,. Santee 2 " ts i naieG "I would like to make it clear) flowers and wore a matching] 7! sresenecgn held its meet-| tne ae dae gigs that my October 1962 recom-|jacket, with it she wore a8 at the school with pupils| mati lmercial interests in this area] Vere ggg ete fegh ovens {xPeTl corsage was of pink and white|tion of their own choosing. | Rene | ence, aving observe an 7 ias = | worked closely with a large abe ag The pupils were chosen from| PROTECT STORKS | ja wool dress of bright red with|went to the various classroo: i i , j wee | - s Ss ms|German cities built roofto ae ee ee eee re ae 8 cor-|to hear them sppak. After all|nests for white storks, probably year period, a complete admin-isage of white roses. . jhad been heard, everyone went|the most popular bird in con- yo ay I was former-|siding at 300 Athol street, Whit-|chosen to represent their class.) ---- ected. by. , ye = y ' gies were as follows: Grade 7). Judge, Mr. Mason Bobby Carswell (representing| All the children spoke very Ul . |Mrs. MacMillan. Larry Kennedylevening. Afterwards, refresh- |(boy representing Grade 6) |ments were served by mothers Judge, Mr. Ross Drew. Jane|of Grades 4 and 5. There wasn't time for any business and this} (9). Judge Mr. Jerry Stacko.jwill be taken care of at the| \Dianne Budd (representingjnext meeting. | DIPLOMA i a AT HOME IN SPARE TIME | Ld) Only $6.00 monthly covers all books and instruction, | Bee 291 Dundas St. s Name .... a Address SERB BERR RBEREREREEE ey Sa