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@ Tm osnawa ns, Wednesday, Apr 22, 1704 PICKERING VILLAGE DILEMMA Illegal For To Pick Up Fare By PETER OOMEN Staff Reporter) tency, taxis would have to re- fuse a Pickering Village fare. Emergency ambulance | ser- vice is available however from the McEachnie Funeral Home in Pickering. GO OVER THE BOOKS? Reeve R. A. Murison suggest- -jed going over the books of the Temple Taxi Co. to see how |that the bylaw, designating spe-| \cific hours, would protect them Wishart Urges Caution In Market Buying TORONTO (CP) -- Attorney- General Wishart said Tuesday he had discussed the current speculative stock market situa- tion with the chairman of the Ontario Securities Commission and that they had decided ev- erything reasonable was being done to caution investors. i~ ; , lying to a question in the are no bylaws governing their Piles or ht Mr. Wishart said specific operations. _ [the commission was encourag- In one instance, Pickering ing companies with mining pro- Village has been asked to pass perties to make the fullest pos- a bylaw with regards to barber|;inle information available to shops. The village barbers felt|investors. | "I think all we.can say at wh \this moment is a cautionary from unfair competition. |word," the attorney - general One of the Councillors, sug-| continued. gested that the Village soft-ped- "ome Taxi By MRS. RUSSELL GRIFFIN ENNISKILLEN -- Thirty members of the immediate fam- ily of Mrs, E. C, Ashton gather- ed for a surprise dinner party as a 'Welcome Home" to her daughter, Mrs. S. Rodman. The event was held in the dining room and lounge at the Erinli Golf Club near Tyrone. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Nicks and assistants were hosts, Mrs. Rodman, in company with Mr. and Mrs. J. Dusty returned on Palm Springs, California, where she has been vacationing some time. She was staying at the home of her nephew, Mr. Ivan Dusty. Mr. and Mrs. provided a decorated two-laye' cake which centred the dinin; table Everyone enjoyed view ing some 100 colored picture: which were shown of the place of interest visited by the guest and Miss Mona Dusty, Oshawa,'of-honor on her trip to th 1 sersigorer eet vias PE aR RL fal AR GIR Enniskillen Speaker Tells Of States-Mexico Visit Saturday G. F. Beect from for south-western States and Mexi- co, MET DIGNITARIES She also reports of activities including personal meetings with United States President Johnson, President Miapeoz Mexico and television-comedian Red Skelton, and his wife. The regular CGIT meeting was held April 13, Plans were made for a canvass of the vil- 'age on behalf of the Canadian Cancer Society. Mr, and Mrs. 'A. L. Wearn met Mrs, Wearn's sister, Mrs > Wagg, at Malton Airport when she returned home from Four Infants Christened «| At Columbus By MRS. E. LAVIOLETTE COLUMBUS -- During a re cent church ervice conducted iby Rev. R. H. Love, four babies were baptized. They were: Don ald Grant Collins, Marjorie Gayle Collins, twin children of Mr, and Mrs, Karen Lee McHugh and Gloria Elaine Spencer. Merle Collins; . Florida vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sharp, 'ttended an anniversary cele- 'on for Mr. and Mrs, Lorne AcCoy of Brooklin recently. The right side of a ship is called starboard from the old English "steorboard," meaning steering side. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Lavio lette and Marie. attended the baptism of their granddaugh- ter, Cindy Lynn, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Leo E. Laviolette, Ottawa, in Kingston recently. They also visited Mr. and Mrs, H. Baiden in Kingston. How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place your false teeth barrase by slipping, dropping vat sprinkis a iNttle i on § line (non-acid) Your Da ete Talee teeth more army and more comfortably. No ity taste or f o nos hate oor" (denture today MA FASTEETH at everywhere. MATCH=LESS SAVINGS Temple Taxi, who until re- cently held licenses from th informed new its licenses because it does not do enough business in the Village to make it worth while. "A licence costs $10 for the first taxi and $5. for each addi- tional taxi in a fleet, Drivers fees are $5 per person yearly. Village Councillors took up the matter at their meeting Mon- day night and it was decided that all Pickering Village | by- laws will be reviewed by Council as a committee-of-the-whole on May 19. If Village residents 'call a taxi company which is not li- censed, the company would face a fine of up to $50 for picking wp a resident in the Village. Since there is no taxi in service which holds a licence, any resi- dent cailing a taxi would be con- tributing to the breaking of the bylaw. Councillors discussed the situ- much money they had received from Pickering fares over the present year. Clerk Bruce Ho- garth pointed out to the Reeve that it would probably take a week to go over all' the work sheets. The original bylaw was pass- ed during the time that Picker- ing had a taxi in order not to create unfair outside competi- tion for him. It was, in fact, giving him a monopoly in the village as long as no other com-| pany took out a licence. | Several Councillors agreed that the Pickering bylaws should be revised because they are un- fair at the moment. In some in-| stances a business has to take| out a license and in others they! die. the taxi bylaw, because if an emergency arose and a taxi refused to come into the Vil- lage for fear of the fine, there | would be a public outcry. | In the meantime it is still against the law for any taxi company to pick up a fare in Pickering Village. WOMEN DENTISTS NOTTINGHAM, England (CP)--To interest school girls in a dentist's career, Notting- hamshire education committee plans to launch a scheme in whi they can work in school dental clinics as unpaid assist-| ants to regular dental officers. | SMART WOMEN ... We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities ! NO DEALERS PLEASE! have their carpets and uphol- stery cleaned "The Safe Way' DURACLEAN 728-8518 PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 22, 23, 24, 25 don't, A dry. cleaner in Picker-| ing Village is suffering from competition from Ajax because there is no license required in the village for the operation of a dry cleaner, although the On- taro Statutes permit the Vil-| lage to institute a license for dry cleaners. SOFT-PEDDLE ISSUE In other words, Pickering Vil- lage businessmen are compet: Public ANN GENERAL 1964 39 Me iis PORK SMOKED - SHANKLESS SHOULDERS Notice UAL MEETING ONLY Grade 'A' STEINBERG Fak Oven Ready, Plump, Tender ELECTION OF OFFICERS ONTARIO RIDING (Prov.) LIBERAL ASSOCIATION TOWNSHIP. HALL, SUNDERLAND THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1964, "oi at 8:00 P.M. alee - -- -- FLORIDA SWEET EATING - RED CUTTING By order of Executive Committee ey : GOOD SIZE PORK FRESH -TASTY HOCKS LOW, LOW PRICE recht ae ONLY LBS. ONLY ation Monday night and discov-|ing, in several instances with} ered that even in an emer-|outside concerns because there) Honks Way Into $50 Fine, Costs BOWMANVILLE (Staff) --j)found a bottle of what I thought A Bowmanville man had his|was hard cider. Later analysis licence suspended for three/by the Liquor Control Board) months and was fined $50 and/proved that the cider had an} costs by Magistrate R. B. Bax-jalcohol content of over six per) 6 to 9 lb. ter after he was convicted of/cent. impaired driving on Tuesday. Thomas Edward Harness, of 12 Fiett street, according tojh station with me and charged! "T took Harness back. to the im with impaired driving." Frank Godley, Secretary, Ontario Riding (Provincial) Liberal Association 99° testimony given by John Kil- patrick, of Bowmanville, had been sitting at a stop light in the town and was unable to start his car. "When I saw that he was not moving on the green light, pulled round to the right hand side of him and passed him. It wasn't until I was nearly past him that he got his car started} and moving. | "I had passed him and all at} once I heard a horn and saw his car lights flashing on and off. I thought it might be some- one I knew so I pulled into the IGA parking lot and stopped. | He followed me in and started) yelling to me about me cutting him. off. "T started to pull out and the town police cruiser was pass- ing so I had to stop and wait for it to pass. Harness then started to blow his horn, the) cruiser then pulled into the side) of the road and stopped. I pull- ed in behind him and Harness pulled in behind me. "The police officer got out of his car and came back to Har- ness' car and the next thing I know he was searching it. Constable R. Parker, Bow- manville PD, testified that he stopped after he heard the horn blowing because he. thought someone wanted him. | "I went out and asked Kil-| patrick for his licence and checked it, I then went to Har- ness and checked his car and Oshawa Man Fails To Show Insurance Proof BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Roy Winacott, 16, of Division street, Oshawa, was fined $50 and costs or seven days in jail by Magistrate R. B. Baxter, Tuesday after being convicted of failing to show proof of auto insurance. FINED 360 Kenneth Gilbank, RR 2, Pontypool, was fined a total of $60 or 12 days in jail after be- ing" convicted of impaired driv- ing and failing to notify the) Department of Transport of a) change of address. Gilbank had been found asleep in his car on highway 35 on April 9, and, according to testimony by Constable P. Denhoed, OPP, was difficult in waking and had also urinated his pants and the front seat of} the car. LOSES LICENCE Thomas Yates, 24, of Mac- Donald avenue in Weston was ined $50 and costs or seven) 'ae in jail, and also had his) lieence suspended for three) months after he was convicted) of failing to remain at the! seene of an accident. : Yates had been involved in an accident on Highway 401 on April 19 and failed to remain j BLITZ NIGHT MON., APRIL 27 (6:30-9:30 p.m.) | A complete house-to-house canvass of Oshawa, Bowmanville and Brooklin and Port Perry will taek place next Monday Night, April 27th, by the Kiwanis Clubs of Oshawa, assisted by many other organizations and volunteer work- ers in Bowmanville, Brooklin and PortPerry. CancerMUST BE LICKED... and we appeal to all citizens to please stay at Home Next Monday... . Keep your porch lights on and . . . PLEASE, Give what you can, to this vital effort. FIGHT CAN with a check up and a che When your neighbi knocks answer the PP, He GIVE to the CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY CANCER With a Check-up & a Cheque Remember!...If You Are' Missed You Can Still Send Your Donation to.. . Canadian Cancer Society (Oshawa Branch) 82 ATHOL STREET EAST SLICERS"'No.1 Grade CUCUMBER SAVE 5¢ PKG. OF 200 OR CHUBBIES 300 ; AQUA, KLEENEX ':.4°69: WHITE YELLOW LEAMINGTON, HOTHOUSE - LONG GREEN PRODUCE OF U.S.A. No. 1 Grade - CALIFORNIAS FINEST FRESH 2'*°29¢ BROCCOLI SAVE 16¢ PKG. OF 400 LAVENDER, AQUA, PINK OR WHITE bunch EA, 290¢ PINK, DELSEY AQUA, LAVENDER, PINK, 'WHITE OR YELLOW BATHROOM TISSUE >" 'RED HOT SALE' HOLIDAY COLOURED "LUCKY SCORE" CER que SPECIAL 1 LB. PKG. MARGARINE ATRP 10 Pt 10 OZ. JAR INSTANT COFFEE SAVE 20¢ $1.39 ur all MORTON FROZEN BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY MEAT PIES *:" ~~ 5¢ o 9] e STEINBERG'S FRESH 7 KS APPLIANCES EVERY DAY MON.-FRi. 1-1.30P.M. _ AND 11:40PM. oN GET YOUR FREE LUCKY SCORE CARD AT STEINBERG?S: BUY 2 GET 1 FREE SAVE 19¢ BIG 30 oz. BTL. ' CLARK'S SOUPS Es. 6 $1.00 ¢ COUPON EXPIRES APRIL 25. 1964 7 ~ 18 OZ. TINS OF YORK BEANS PORK roe see 7 Fo" $1.00 COUPON EXPIRES APRIL 25, 1984 - SPAGHETTI == 77$1.00 ¢ COUPON EXPIRES APRIL 25. 1966 $ WITH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE OF ROBIN HOOD CELE "CAKE MIXES 'Chnentete, Dutch Dew! 0 ez Peg 4%u COUPON EXPIRES APRIL 25, 1964 WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF AN 1! OZ. PAG, OF MORTON'S FROZEN MEAT DINNERS Beet, Chichen 4%u ote COUPON EXPIRES APRIL 1, T98t $ OPEN THURS. & FRI. TO 9 P.M. RAISIN PIE NEW! Ice Castle'LOW CALORIE' SOFT DRINKS 3°37 COLA, GINGERALE, ORANGE OR LEMON 'WiTW THis COUPON AND PURCHASE OF 'A PKG. OF SHOPSYS BEEF SAUSAGES Spurn Exar A Special SAVE 10é 'no Prema oF ATOP QUALITY MPORTED LEG OF LAMB $ ANDO PURCHASE OF APRO, OF TASTY LEAM TENDER BONELES PORK CHOPS $ $ 'MIXING BOWLS $2.39 senmaraam S 39: Sugar Free PLUS DEPOSIT 'WITH THis COUPON AND PURCHASE OF TWO OF MORE CHL PRGS. OF TOMATOES BUNDLE OF HEARTS § CQUPON EXPIRES Arey 39/46 DUNDAS STREET ISLAND ROAD WHITBY @ "hix' AJAX @ PLAZA ROUGE HILL at the scene.