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oe WHITBY And DISTRICT Manager: John Gault Whitby Bureau Office 111 Dundas St. West Tel. 668-3703 The day of decision has come for Whitby's ambitious. down- renewal project. Construction on the new On- tario County Court Building is nearing completion and the finishing touches to the in- terior are being hurriedly * applied to allow for the open- "Ing in September. In the upper photo the exterior of the stately building shows com- pletion. The raised portion of the building on the left is the County Council Chambers. Gardeners are working or the lawns and flower beds and at its opening in September the $1,500,000 building should be surrounded by greenery. The lower photo was taken in the PREMIER TO ATTEND Magistrates Court Room. In the background of the picture workmen are erecting the raised portion that will house the Magistrate's chair. There will be four court rooms in the new building where justice will be dealt at all leevis; --Oshawa Times Photo County Court House Nears Grand Opening The Hon, John Robarts, Prime Minister of the Province of On- tario, will officially open the new Ontario County Building on September 30. His acceptance to the Ontario | County's invitation to open the building was announced to the Times yesterday by Bill ---s ning, county clerk. Mr. Robarts will be just one of a host of dignitaries, both civic and from the judiciary, who will ceremony. A special County Council com- mittee is now sitting to finalize all the details. It is expected that invitations will be going out within the next two or three weeks. "Doc" McEwen Out Of Hospital Whitby's Assistant, Clerk- Treasurer, F . "Doc" Me- Ewen, is at home resting after a stay in the hospital. Several weeks ago "Doc" was rusheq to the OGH after falling into the town grease pit on Victoria street. He suffered a severe concus- sion in the fall and a possible fracture of the back of his head. He is expected to return to work Monday, according to his wife: "if only to spend a par- tial day." Following Mr. McEwan's fall into the grease pit the Town Fathers at their last meeting of Council decided to, study ways attend the opening HON. JOHN ROBARTS Meanwhile, the new building, high above the town on Ross- land road, is gradually nearing completion. Most of the work now is going on in the interior of the $1,500,000 project. Final dabs of paint are being applied and fittings for the court rooms installed. The opening ceremony will be followed on September 30 by a massive banquet which will probably be held in Oshawa. The new. building, which stands on 15 acres of spacious grounds, is divided into three sections. The east wing will house the new offices of the county council and means of making the grease pit safer. plus a palatial and spacious new council chamber for county council sittings. Departments of the county ad- ministration will also have their offices in this wing. The centre section will be oc- ' cupied almost entirely by court rooms. There will be separate court rooms for Magistrates, County, Family and Supreme Courts. Last of the three sections will house the caretaker's apartment and offices for court officials. F Calls for those unfortunate per- / sons who will appear in court 2 are also in this part. The building is expected to go . into operation sometime in early September. Asked about this yesetrday county clerk Bill Manning could give no definite date although he expected it to be in operation two or three weeks before the to' ber of Commerce the scheme has successfully passed through all the necessary preparatory stages, Drawings and detailed plans have been prepared. The town merchants now know what the finished job will look like. With this information before them they now have to get to- gether and decide whether or not they will go ahead with the project, This meeting, Chamber Presi- dent John Pantony told the |Times yesterday, will definitely be held late this month, blue and white accessories and a pink corsage. The maid of horer was gown- 'Jed. in an embroidered apple green organza cocktail dress | with pink and white carnations. The briesmaids wore yellow organza cocktail-length dresses and carried yellow and white carnations. T heir headdresses were yellow veils caught by yellow flowers. Best man was Mr. Stan Sud- dard of RR 2, Whitby, with July Wedding For Happy Whitby Couple The wedding of Miss Lorna Lynn Bradley to Mr. Warren Thaxter took place at Whitby Baptist Church July 18 at 3 p.m. Lynn Bradley is the daughter of Mr. ang Mrs. Lorne Wil- liam Bradley of 500 Walnut street, Whitby. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thaxter of 122 Thickson road north. The bride was given away by her father at a ceremony officiated by the Reverend John McLeod. She wore a white cocktail # \length, nylon organza over satin gown, a headdress with a bead- Jerry Batherson and Jim Baker filling in as ushers, After the ceremony the guests '}were entertained at the Spruce Villa Hotel. The couple left the reception for a honeymoon in Sault Ste. Marie and Michigan. The bride wore a two-piece pink linen suit and pink accessories on her honeymoon. The newlyweds will take up residence at 806 Brock street north after their return. Out-of-town guests included: Mrs. Ewarg Stinson, Webb- wood, Ontario; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thom, Blind River; Mr. Carl Meierhoff, Sault Ste. Marie; Mrs. Bernie Streich, Webbwood; Mr. and Mrs. How- ard- Thaxter, Beaverton; Mr. and Mrs. C. Lunney, Mr. and Mrs. M. Truax, Mr. and Mrs. K.. Gibson, all of Blackwater; Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ranney, Willowdale; Miss Mary Horbul, Toronto; Mrs..W. L. Holland, Prince Albert,, Saskatchewan; and many friends and relatives from Whitby. Sponsored by the town Cham-|18 Downtown-Renewal Plans To Go Before Merchants A date for the meeting will be set at the Chamber's regular monthly gathering on August At the decision meeting Traders will be asked to give a simple "'yes" or "no"'. If the answer is "no" the scheme will crash and much de- tailed planning and hard work by the Chamber will be wasted. But John Pantony is very op- timistic. "If you had asked me if I thought the scheme would suc- ceed six months ago,"' he said, "I would have had my doubts. Now though, everything seems to be going very well. Most of the traders seem to be for the scheme including some of the more influential. "We have now done all we can. It is' up to the members. I think we will win through." The scheme, broadly speak- ing, calls for a wholesale reno- vation and facelift for the down- town shopping centre. By so doing the Chamber hopes to attract more town resi- dents to do their shopping right here in Whitby instead of Toronto or Oshawa. The town traders have to pull together to make the scheme a success. One dissenter could ruin the whole effect of the fin- ished job. The architect employed by the Chamber to draw up plans and color schemes has seen to it that adjacent buildings will not clash. A line of shops will be reno- vated as one front. The finished job, in fact, will make Whitby a much smarter and more at- tractive area, RIOT OVER PRICES BOMBAY (AP)--Two persons were reported killed, 86 injured and 305 arrested in day-long food riots and related hooligan- ism Wednesday in Ahmedabad capital of India's Gujarat state. A state goyernment communi- que saiq large-scale looting, ar- son and stone-throwing followed a one-day strike sponsored by opposition parties to protest in- creases in food prices. The com- munique said police fired on a mob after failing to disperse 'hoodlums. Linnie oo August 6, 1964 5 N.Y. Man Leads Chess Tourney TORONTO (CP)--Pal Benko of New York maintaineg his lead in the sixth round of the Canadian open chess champion- ships here Wednesday night, defeating Denis Allan of Saska- toon to maintain his perfect year, alternating with the Cana-|and dian closed age ayy enty-six . players, from the United in' bd be plafediboingetiag' in tidy feuird Satbe>. each night until Friday, with|ment. the final rounds second) Patty, all of Toronto; Redpath . Sev-jof Montreal; of them inten arellan of Saskatoon, Sask, score at 6-0. : Tonight, in the seventh round o hfte 10 - round tournament, Benko will play against Zvonko Vranesic of Toronto, Vranesic, Geza Fuster of and nament with scores of 5-1, Fus- ter and Suttles also meet in to WHEEL night's play. The The strike was called July 13 against the morning Detroit Free Press and the Detroit News, an evening paper, by Lo- cal 10 of the Plate and Paper Handlers Union and Local 13 of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union. The dispute centres over pre- mium pay-and work-force per- sonnel. HOLIDAY SPECIAL oes Se ST RE RENE RNR GENIE eRe; cre championships are being played Swiss style, with top é contenders matched against e each other in each successive ' REPACK Detroit Newspaper|§ FRONT s s WH Strike Talks Fail edhe DETROIT (AP) -- Publishers | 668-33 and striking pressmen and pa- e as pad whe go ie eee ne- gotiating sessions esi to bring an fe to Detroit's pre oettee 728-9432 i paper strike, now in its fourth week. The two sides agreed to ' for resume negotiations today. @ Appointment | Wednesday's bargaining was the first since July 20. [ ATTERSLEY TIRE SERVICE | LTD. -- 2 Locations -- OSHAWA WHITBY 227 Toronto Ave. '401 Dundas Opp. Cloverleaf Motel Street East ed crown and a shoulder-length veil. She carried a bouquet of white roses and pink carna- tions which complimented her gown. Her sister, Donna Bradley, acted as maid of honor, end Mrs. Rosie Batherson and Miss Marlene Batherson acted as bridesmaids. The bride's mother wore a two-piece dress of yellow or- ganza with beige accessories and a yellow corsage, The bridegroom's mother The Town of Whitby offers for the sum of $3,000 wore a blue lace dress with TOWN OF WHITBY LOTS FOR SALE South side of Dunlop Street West for the sum of $4,000.00 and Lot 191 on Plan ag South side of Rossland Road West, Further particulars available at the Municipal Building, 405 Dundes Street West, Whitby, Ontario. for sole Lot 122, Plan 778, Signed: JOHN R. FROST, Clerk-Treasurer Town of Whitby PLEASING YOU IS OUR BUSINESS SERVING YOU IS A PLEASURE Hotel Royal Your Headquarters for Good Home Cooked Meals 171 Brock St. N. WHITBY Ph. 668-5012 Good food is a family REGENCY Mix pleasure with affair ROOM business . . . over an Family dining is glways @ pleas- excellent meal ure here, due to the prompt, Brighten pr business day by polite service and wide array --Menu-- lunching here ith deg friends of dishes to please every and associates... many palate. 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Billed to appear are Ritchie Knight, Shirley Mathews, Dave Clay- ton Thomas, Jason King and BROCK Shows Whitby in the Feature Starts At 7 and 9:20 heartwarming adventures of 'Captain Newman' COLOR ANGIE DICKINSON-BoBEY DARIN sis: Start At 7 and 9 P.M. hilarious, Jack Bailey. Providing the "backing," as it is known, will be the Counts. The Mid- Knights and The Shaws will also be playing. TREE CAMPAIGN CLOPHILL, England (CP)--A campaign to turn Bedfordshire into the "county of tree - lined roads" is to be started by the county council. The council's tree nursery here will be ex- tended and more roadmen em- ployed to plant trees throughout the countryside. DRIVES CHURCH HELSTON, England (CP) -- Rev. David Sharpe, vicar of Pencoys - with - Carmon - Ellis SELLING OUT! ALL STOCK MUST BE CLEARED Sale Now On! CRYSLER FURNITURE 111 BROCK ST. N. 110 SQS. ONLY! ASPHALT SHINGLES Standard 3 in 1 shingles, 210 Ib. weight . « « all top quality relicble brand name. 98 A SQ. 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