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FIRE DAMAGES WHITBY HOME Damage estimated at $2,000 was caused to the home of Mr. and Mrs, Er- nest Young, 221 Trent street, Wednesday morning, by a8 fire which is believed to have started at the base of the chimney. Mrs. Young, who was in the kitchen with her four small children, smelled smoke and, finding a fire in the living room, fled the home with her chil- dren. The Whitby Fire Brig- ade fought the fire for about "ele hours, Members of the rigade are seen here battl- ing the blaze. --Oshawa Times Photo Industrial Commissioner Resigns From Position WHITBY (Staff) -- Whitby is now without an industrial com- missioner. This fact was made known Wednesday through a press release from G. T. Rich- ards, chairman of the Whitby Industrial Commission. Having served the community for close on five years, Latry Cond submitted his resignation, it was announced, which was accepted by the commission. Acceptance of the resignation was acknowledged on behalf of the town council by clerk-treas- urer John Frost. The resignation was turned ever to the council Tuesday evening during a special meet- ing. The clerk-treasurer con- firmed the council's acceptance} Wednesday afternoon. Commenting on the resigna- tion, Mr. Richards stated the town would miss the commis- sioner who has done an excel- he will remain with us as @ citizen,' Mr. Richards said. No explanation for the resig- nation was given except the statement the former commis- sioner has taken up other work. It was stated, Mr. Cond will continue to live in Whitby. Whitby Bridge High Scores WHITBY -- The high scores and winners in the games play- ed this week by the members of the Whitby Duplicate Bridge Club were: North and South -- Mr, and Mrs. James Wilson, Ajax, 92; Mr. and Mrs. Mac McLeod, 90; Mrs. T. Bowman and Mrs. P. Irwin, 86%; Mr. and Mrs. J. Goodwin, 83%; Mrs. H. Baker and Mrs. D. Wilson, 83. Fast and West -- Mrs. Butt For Road Work Tenders Called NEWCASTLE --The depart- ment of Highways called for tenders this week for work on Highway 115 and its inter- change with the Macdonald- Cartier Freeway. A 2.5 mile section of High- jveait /76; Mrs. Cubb and Mrs. Maun- way 115 will be rebuilt this summer from a point one-hal mile south of Highway 2, north- ward, past and including the Highway 2 interchange. lent job. "Tt is hard for the general | oage to assess the value of work because of the great cloak of secrecy which must surround this work. We wish WANTED him well in the future and hope) Offering To Aid Indian Mission WHITBY -- The Whitby Bap- tist Church Women's Society for Christian Service held its meet- ing in the Sunday School hall. The president, Mrs. Dudley Wil- son, was in the chair. It was announced that the special Thank-offering for the Oshwekan Indian Mission will be held at Sunday services, Mar. 28. Mission highlights were given by Mrs. Ruth Pickering, fol- lowed by prayer by Mrs. Ken- neth Cullen. The devotional was conduct- ed by Mrs. Mary Mitchell, the theme being "God's Over-Rul- ing Hand." At the close of the meeting lunch was served by hostesses, Mrs. Douglas Dair, Mrs, Leon- ard Cox, Mrs. Jack Bremner and Mrs. Adelard Morin. The next meeting will April 27. be | | | Experienced Saleslady Please Apply To |Young Moderns 135 Brock St. S. WHITBY RUMMAGE & BAKE SALE Sat., Mar. 27th 10 A.M. to 4 P.M, Held In | BAND SOCIAL ROOM Under the Auspices of the WHITBY BRASS BAND AUXILIARY and Mrs. Barron, 7844; Mrs. E. and Mrs, V. MacDougall, 77; Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson, drell, 7544; Mrs. G. Beaton and WHITBY (Staff) -- Winding up a 'giant conspiracy," Rus- sell Lloyd Bell, co-owner of Bell's Garage, Whitby, was guest of honor Tuesday evening at a "This is Your Life'" type of celebration. t Scene of the notable event was All Saints Anglican Church, where the "guest" was honored for having served faithfully in the church, first as a Sunday}! School teacher and of late as chairman of the Board of Stewards. Retiring from his position in the church recently, Mr. Bell was honored by the congre- gation he served in addition to many "special" guests. The men of the church presented him with the last word in mov-|f ing picture cameras. Format for the event was "This is Your Life," his wife Neta leading the parade of friends and acquaintances with a full story and description of Russ' life through the years. One by one the following|' Russell Bell Honored By All Saints' Barnes and 10 former Sunday School teachers, Mrs. J. e Sleightholm, encouraging results in prepara- tion of the competition going on for 10 weeks against the Oshawa nan, Miss Dorothy Hall, Mrs. Tom Henstock, Mrs. Victor Maffey, Mrs. Ron- ald Carter, Hugh Baker, Mat- ston. served as Sunday School portion of his focused on the Upper Canada Bible Society which he served as president for 20 years. -- The presentation was, made|more by C. E- Goode on behalf of the church men and the congrega- Church Han- Miss Lois Mrs. Jack Frost, hew Kerr and George Leving- distinguished guest Super- The ntendent for 16 years, 'or an outside interest. This attention was ion. \tlers Tops Club held its weekly meeting with the Alice Boychyn, in the chair, winners this time. and Mrs. Anne Gallas. begin- i ning in 1928 and was a lay Mrs, Nicholson from the Eaton member of the synod of the Diocese of Toronto of the Angli- can Church of Canada for 24 years, 1932-56, He never missed one session during this period. Serving as chairman of the}, advisory council for 14 years-- 1944 to 58--he still found time several garments. explained how to take accurate and how to|plaints from farmers of crop damage and until the number of complaints rose a hunting Club Prepares For Contest WHITBY -- The Whitby Whit- president, The weekly weigh-in showed Happy Gang. Members are striving (not starving) to be the In charge of the evening pro- gram were Mrs. Irene Gow They introduced Mrs. McNeil and foundation garment depart- ment of Oshawa who displayed The guests measurements select the proper foundations. The demonstrators were thanked by Mrs. Gallas. mittee member, estimated deer population of the township was 150 animals. Deer Hunt Ban Mooted BROOKLIN (Staff) -- Hunters won't find Whitby Township a friendly place if a resolution passed by council meets the ap- proval of the Department of Lands and Forests. The council passed a resolu- tion recommending no deer hunting be allowed in the town- ship in 1965, The council heard the report of the Township Game Preserve Committee. Fred Ashton, a game com- reported the He said there were few com- would not be necessary. CARELESS JAPANESE Nine animals were killed on TOKYO (AP) -- Tokyo police report that in 1964 the city's 10,- 000,000 people lost or forgot than 830,000. different items. They included 120,000 um- brellas and money worth $1,670,- 000. One professor lost 16 um- guests appeared on the stage after the supper meeting of the men of the church had been completed: Donald Bell, his son and co-owner of Bell's Garage; his granddaughter and her hus- band, Mr. and Mrs. John Vale; his. young. granddaughter, Vicki; the senior member of the congregation, William CANADIAN PIONEER The Women's Institute, a world - wide organization, was) founded by a Canadian, Mrs.' Adelaide Hoodless of Stoney) CARETAKERS WANTED Applications are invited for the Fourth Closs Papers preferred. quelifications and previous expe A. ROSS IRWIN, Business Administrator, Secretary-Treasurer, Pickering Distriet 70, ox le Pickering, Onterie. position of Assistant Caretaker. Apply by letter, stating age, rience to: High School Boerd, (APPLICATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE BOARD OFFICE AT PICKERING HIGH SCHOOL), Creek, Ont. | LUCITE Wall Paint » GD Now At... Free Delivery DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. 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