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Conservation BOWMANVILLE -- A recom- mendation that displays be plac- ed at the Orono, Oshawa, Black- stock, Port.Perry and Markham Fall Fairs was approved at a meeting of the public relations and education advisory board of the Central Lake Ontario Con- servation Authority here Wed- nesday. It was suggested the display, designed to publicize the work being done by the authority in Whitby, East Whitby and Dar- lington Townships, might include three pahels setting forth the aims of the authority and show- ing pictures of authority pro- jects. It is also planned to disiribute conservation litera- ture at the fairs. SPEAKERS SUGGESTED The board also suggested that an effort be made to have jspeakers address home and school, women's institute and othr group meetings through- out the area stressing the bene- fits of conservation. Plans Display At Fairs Authority area is planned for mid-October. In addition to members of the authority, members of all mu- nicipal councils in the area will be invited to participate. It was announcee that 50,000 trees were planted during the sping. The authority now had 295 acres of reforested land. A student, who has been doing flood plain work, is expected to complete his work in three weeks. NEW BROCHURES It was also recommended that new brochures, 'citing the work being done by the authority, be prepared and that a sign be erected in front of the author- ity office. Alex Ansell, formerly with the Green River Nursery, has as- sumed his duties as fieldman. He makes his headquarters at the authority office at 14 Frank st., Bowmanville. The public relations and edu- cation advisory board, which had not met since January of last year, will meet monthly in A tour of the conservation future. The closing ceremony for the Explorers Club of St. Mark's United Church was held re- cently at which time the-moth-/ ers were the guests of their daughters. They participated in| games, songs and refresh-| ments. A display table featured) jmaps, detailed information and| other items of interest relating! to Brazil and Trinidad, which were assembled by the Explor- \ers. | The highlight of the evening| lwas the presentation of "E"| \pins and certificates to the sen- | Exam Results lior Explorers who had passed) Apartment Application Refused By Committee Pg Mg gn ge ah or WHITBY (Staff) -- Four aP-|does not constitute a minor var-| One application a nomial released the names of the|past three years. They will now plications coming before theliance. The decision was made|tion of : he ae ling, 're, \successful students in the five-\graduate to CGIT. Whitby Committee of Adjust-lin accordance with regulations meniod: by vee ON lyear Arts and Science Pro-| They are: Holly Bentley, PICKS UP MANY BICYCLES bicycles 'located in_ the will be sold at the annual police garage. The bicycles, auction sale all recovered by the police, --Oshawa Times Photo | O'Connor HS WHITBY POLICE DEPAR'TMENT Corporal Fred Baker of ment has a m¥ountainous : job ahead of him as he ane Weir Police Depart catalogues more than 20 Avril Graduation Ceremony Held By Explorers At St. Mark's | Pascoe, | Lisa Karssing, Sandra Nimigon, Cathy Winter, Cheryl Davis, Helen Cox, Cheryl Thorndyke. Graduation certificates were received by Gail Melvin and Wendy Akerman also. Miss Cheryl Davis, on behalf of the Explorers; presented the leader, Mrs. Lois Nimigon, with a Blue Mountain pottery tea pot. Lunch was served by Mrs. Nimigon assisted by Miss Ila Newton, Mrs. J. Smith and Mrs. J. Foster. Thanks were extended to all the mothers who assisted at jspecial Explorer meetings dur- jing the year The meetings will resume in 'September. 7 ranted. The committee! z ment have; resulted in two ap-|specified in Bylayy 2219 dealing g garam: They are: | --et-- USS EEVE MEN'S SHOP 129 Brock St. $., Whitby CHURCH CENTURIES OLD The Anglican Church in India developed from the appoint- ment in 1614 of five chaplains by the East India Company. Combined Attack Launched 'On B.C. Skid Row Problem jeause they like to be downtown WHITBY PLAZA | The brief called for establish- ment of a hostel where chronic alcoholics could be rehabilitated and said there should be a gen- era! study of the over - all | problem. Ald. Bob Williams, a town planner by profession, says the city has no idea how effective its slum clearance program has been. He says low-rental hous- ing units are built in outlying areas--and a good many people are not using them, perhaps be- and near part - ment. time employ- FREE! Exira Trouser with every made-to-measure suit Regular or Summer weight mat- erial. Any style available. . . Limited time only MERCANTILE DEPT. STORE 321 BROCK ST. Ss. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, July 8, 1965 § Assess Readiness Emergency Help WHITBY -- An 80-line ques- tionnaire was completed by members of the Ontario County Emergency Measures Organiza- tion executive at a meeting this week at the county building. The questionnaire was taken to assess the state of readi- ness of all emergency services. The resultant report will en- able the EMO staff to reveal areas requiring further study by services and departments and to enable the staff to as- Many Visits Made By VON Nurse WHITBY (Staff) -- The Whit- by branch of the Victorian Order of Nurses appears headed for a big visitation year. To date the local VON has made 879 visits, exceeding last year's total at this time by 108. Nursing care was provided by the local VON in 101 cases dur- ing June while three health in- spections have also been made. The ber of visits for the sist the services if feasib| The staff will study the book on Civil. Emergency Planning prior to distribution to stan- dardize and reduce duplication of effort for all departments. The chairman stated both the report on "Survival Opera- tions Capability" and the "Plan- ning Guide' will be studied during the summer by the EMO past month is trailing last year's report for June by seven but this is expected to forge ahead in the balance of the year. There were 104 visits during | staff and the first meeting in| the fall will inaugurate the writ- ing and updating of all service emergency plans. | June this year--as--against-111- last year. eS FISHERMEN Reel, Rod Repai Sportsman's Cornel Whitby Ont $2.00 Maximum Service Charge Includes cleaning, oiling, grees- ing ond adjusting. Parts extra. is in good shape. Goes Covers almost any building "material. Use LUCITE® on wood, brick, masonry, stucco, cement block. Needs no primer, if old paint 'surfaces ... no delay from dew or showers. 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Fabulous. 1965 BROCK WHITBY Three Companies Aid Hospital WHITBY (Staff) -- Three more lowal firms contributed donations to the Whitby Genera? Hospital carnpaign this: week, boosting the-total receipts to date by over $3,500. Annotincement of the lat est donations was made by Howard Coombs, campaign director. Mr. Coombs stated the Natri Products Ltd do- nated 31,200, Whitby Weld- ing Company, $1,500, and the W. D. Winter Co,, $1,000. | Further contribution re- | leases will be made a:s the Evening Show Starts at 7:00 & 8:45 Saturday Matinee at 1:30 HAMMER PRODUCTION SHES. NAMED CINCINNATI (AP) -- Man-| jager Gene Mauch of Philadel-| \phia Phillies Wednesday named {Dick Sisler of Cincinnati Reds land Bobby Bragan of Milwau- j|kee Braves as coaches for the | National League all-stars in the| jannual baseball game with the| |American League at Minneapo-| jlis July 13. Mauch will manage| |the team. MANY TAKE TO CANVAS Also Starring -- Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee About 41,000,000 Americans) are expected to go camping this! year in 561 national parks and 9,500 other camping grounds donations flow in to cam- paign headquarters. INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION Du Pont of Canada Ltd. are making their third expansion since coming to the Town of Whitby. Our industries _and the Town are on the move forward. We wish them every success for the be ruld the improper location © provals and two refusals, fol- GRADE 9 a building permit, was submit-| ment to be added to an exist- by Mr. and Mr8. J. Van der BY,|Lavalley, Patti. Tigglers, Rob- st., Whitby, was denied. on the grounds the general in-) general intent and pur-\Cannella, Cathy Wilson, Kenlgolve the city's chronic skid foot per apartment regulation'ject property. jcomplied with. GRADE 10 on two fronts--the physical im- : 4 To Rid Fund Pass: Neal Maher, Laurie|residents themselves. og ong lr lr gra a telephone sapervisor that nity are currently being con- Marie Bardoel, Mike O'Connor, fare representatives to study} this week. The constructionjroad. Such 1 chainge could ne- : 2 | ; Heading up the initial drive GRADE 11 It is the hard core of alco- McBride. a : : | letter to D. §. Payton,|cannot be responsible for p0S-|Scotia, who is serving as divi-| Pass: Murray Wyst, Henry\alcoholics are unable to look eer noted the company's re-| a. | * 1 OF at be made as speedily as pos- N S d |Michael Morrison, Rosemariejagencies which look after the) sible was also filled by the| AWANE tuden 8 (4 Options) the Anglican and Roman Cath-| Centennial Park and definitely|limited at the momemt with the| dents ere awarded. prizes at} | | GIANTS SOLD OUT council The, graduation, which was nesday a complete sellout of PERSONALS To Ajax Company lprincipal of O'Neill Collegiate|son. For the first time there Made to Measure Clothes honorary regent, Mrs, Ewart D,|9°140 awarded to Bayly En-icipal C. G. Sarles and two an.|2 seating capacity of 64,892 for ! home, 700 Dundas st.) i : or The contract is among 171\yinners: Paul Gale, lan Benson, She was then living in Quebec. Lee Vernon Rivett who won pro-| ter received its charter. sary July 9. A family dinner Birthday wishes are extended] old on Friday. General Hospital fund raising a P : ; . turned in a special donation. Hi ITBY Filled with community spirit | their hands on, turning the mer- at the four corners in Whitby ' These. lots are fully servéced with sewer and water. future. Dumdes Street West, Whitby, Onterio. | 'courteous service. : with the area spate of dwellings./the building was not deliberate | lowing public hearings held) A request for separation ofjand the general intent of the) Honors: Ricky MacDonald,| June 16. \land prior to the application for|pylaw is being maintained. Jane McGee 4 | One application for an apart-| Separation of land, requested! Pass: Leah Johnston, Susan ted to the Committee of Adjust- ing building, brought forward byjment by W. Aij/kinson, Lefroy,|Charles st., Port Whitby, wa@Slert Osborne, Sharon Finan,| yANCOUVER (CP)--Church Mrs, Betty Parikhal, 201 Frances|Ont. The applicaition was denied/approved by the committee Helen Bucholski, . Robert Do-| welfare ane civil officials are| Reason for the approval waSichuk, Michael Keenan, Sarinal .jqcj ; The committee ruled a short-/tent and purpose: of the official|the | closing ranks here to try to age of 532 square footage of land plan would not le implemented] pose of the Zoning Bylaw 1946,) Burtinsky, Susan Deschenes,|roaq problem below the required 1,500 squarejin the intended ;use of the sub-|and the official plan were being|pili Javorski, Mary Pittens. jroad p * i ¥ "| Officials on all levels agree |Sherrall Femia. Baas ere ee ithe problem must be attacked s s e ' Council Will Investigate Women's Groups Resyg' oo 7, _-- Heffer-| provement of living conditions nan, Paula Kaiser, Mary Anne} seat | U tl . 4 T | » Hamilton. and the rehabilitation of the) nautho ren Ing] WHITBY (Staff) --Whitby|Bryant, Karen. Ware, one To this end, city council has f = Ui 1 2 i s-aqiservice clubs and women's or-|Steffler, Rita Pennings, Linda)/named a committee made up of WHITBY (Staff) -- Unauthor-| The engineer further advised ganizations within the commu-|Skakie, Linda Engelhardt, Anna| sidermen and church and wel- Park will be investigated by the : . . | 8 y lat some future time Burns st.|tacted for their support of the/Susan Allicock, Margaret Whitby Town Council's streets|* : : t } 5 ; " 1 ak ace: Whitby G al hospital .\Storey, Pat Brown, Jeffjskid road in general an alco committee, it was announced|May be utilized 2s an arterial th vena vener: ospital cam rainer. lholics in particular. work, currently being carried) cessit ible relocation of | out, was classed as unauthor-|seryi he ng ephneer advised in this section of the commu- (5 Options) tholics which has long caused the! ized by Town Engineer William|Services. "he ene' nity is Donald Irvine, manager, Honors: Ted McGee, Colleen|biggest concern to welfare ad-| ithe telephone company the townwhitby Branch, Bank of Nova|walsh,. Jackie Hendriks. ministrators. They have found) Ina é p x supervising engineer of the Bell\sible future relocattion. jsion chairman. |Bogumil, Sheila Campbell,jafter their own welfare money. telephone company, the engin-| A request, that restoration Se --|Kathy Hughes, Sharon Dochuk.|In some 300 cases, the cheques| tf 1 of ee ee rer [Donna Parise, Linda Finan,|are given to church or private} quest for approval of a cross- ing project on Brock st. s., at Polito. physical needs of the actual) Burns st. w. Approval for the|town's engineering * gogroynens - | recipients. | project had been given June 4,|Basis for the request: is the pu -| A d d P | : at U charted wih, by town officials. No request/lic's right to enjoy 'full use of| warde TIZES) Pass: Pessy werceet Heath-| First United p had been made for trenching of|the park facilities 'which are) wrippy (Staff) -- Nine BPS icles Mary Ellen McAneney. nie Bunches and the Salvation i i Army in presenting a brief o no official word giving author-|reported constructions work 89°)1h. recent graduation exercises| suid road. conditions to city| ization. Nag on. __|of the Colborne Street Senior) NEW YORK (AP) -- New | School York Giants announced Wed- -- ' WHITBY | Defence Conttract 77%), 2"3%,,,"tc", "their entire "seven-game home| _ FREEMAN'S \Church, included an address to|schedule of National Football FORMAL RENTALS \the graduates by Angus Dixon,|League games for the 1965 sea- The Viscount Greenwood) Among contracts issued byland Vocational Institute, Osh-|Will be. no individual game} @ House of Hobberlin Chapter of the IODE extends|the Department of Desfence Pro-|awa; the valedictory address by|Sales, the club said. Yankee|} e Tip Top Tailors happy birthday greetings to its duction this week is one for|Margaret Cox, remarks by Prin- Stadium, the Giants' home, has gineering Ltd., Ajax, for thelthems sung by the Grade 7 football ----. on vethiny cele" (repair and. overhaul of electri-| choir, ' i - i A brating her 3 Yical and electronic eqisipment. The following are: the prize Ww. unclassified defence contracts} p. 7. "|Robert Felstead, Natalie Van- Mrs. Carruthers became tg tacated rh avearded b¥|ourenko, Rebecca Ryland, Gor- member of the IODE in 1906,/'"® Gepartinent. don Crawells, Mona Bradley and| She has been honorary regent) jgress prizes, and Mart Hom-| of Viscount Greenwood Chap-| jmick, the Grade 8 history prize ter since 1938 when the chap-| ai lp sat RSet Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams, 12% Palace st., will be celebrat- ing their 10th wedding anniver- has been arranged to celebrate! the occasion. to Wendy Lee, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Douglas Puckrin, Kent st., who will be one year s Bottle Collection * . Rids Fund Drive WHITBY (Staff)--The Whitby campaign received another shot}- in the arm this week when upils of Colborne Public School and energy to burn the young: | | sters gathered up. all the soft | drink bottles they could lay | f 2 chandise into cash. The sum of ' $7.83 was turned over to the The Town of Whitby offrers for sale --- Lots 52, 53, $4 end campaign headquarters located 55, Plan 702 situated «ym the west side of Bowman Avenue. The p will be requested to pay $4.00 per foot for WHITBY existing services, when @ building permit is applied for. DRIVING SCHOOL Further perticulars availesble at the Municipal Building, 405 New duel controfied cers. Persona! Signed: JOHN' R, FROST, Clerk-Treasurer, Town of Whitby Town of Whitby Industrial Commission Fuly licensed and insured. Dial 668-4176 J. A, OSTERHOUT, Owner FORD, FAIRLANE or FALCON Low Rate Life Insured Financing ! FOR AS LITTLE AS... Ford Galaxie 500 sedan $199: - +. solid, silent, s-m-0-0-t-h ; Month Warranty NO PAYMENTS TILL SEPT. Ist 24,000 Mile or 24- FIVE COURTEOUS SALESMEN TO SERVE YOU... @ ED MAHONEY @ TOM BARLOW @ GORD ELLENSON @ HAROLD SNOOKS @ JOE LEDDY => _ ORD SEAWAY MOTORS LT D 200 Dundas St. W., Whitby "4 Phone 668-5893