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We i , |} Street Widening Job Will Affect Sidewalks WHITBY (Staff) -- The street widening construction program, planned for Dundas st. e. by the Ontario Department of High- ways, will have an effect on both existing and non-existing sidewalks in this area, it was noted this week by the Whitby Town Council. On the recommendation of the town engineer, an existing side- walk construction policy, estab- lished by the council, may be considered, prior to acceptance of the Department's design plans. : The policy, in effect in the town, will mean new sidewalk construction on Dundas st. e. from Craydon st. on the north side to the eastern limits to the town and, from Hopkins st. 'on the south side to the eastern limits of the town and, from Hopkins st, on the south side to the eastern limits. This provi- sion is subject to further dis- cussion with the department of highways. Should the new sidewalk pol- icy be followed, the construc- tion would be developed under Section 8 of the Local Im- provement Act with the town assuming 50 per cent of the cost. The particular section of the act refers to Safety Sidewalks only. Sidewalks now. in existence which may have to be disrupted during the road. widening con- struction could possibly be the, responsibility of the town, a mu- nicipal "official explained. walks was adopted by the coun- cil on Feb. 1 of this eyar follow- ing a special meeting on Jan, 21 to discuss setting up of a pol- iey. The sidewalk policy, currently in effect in town, deals with safety sidewalks and sidewalks petitioned for by ratepayers. Should a petition for a_ side- walk be received by council the 'construction costs would be 100 per cent to the petitioners. In ithe case of safety sidewalks the municipality assumes 50 per cent of the cost. . School Superintendent Assumes His WHITBY (Staff) -- Whitby's new Superintendent of Public? Schools is Howard Hempstead. Mr. Hempstead, who too over. the duties of superinten dent, Aug. 1, will also do double duty as a public school inspec- ' tor. "The first thing I must do now I am here," he said, "is learn Duties Zoning Policy Is Clarified WHITBY (Staff) -- A new policy in dealing with prospec- tive builders was recently in- stigated by the Whitby Commit- | The policy regarding .side-' Former Oshawa Farmer " o Head Milk Board TORONTO -- George R. Me- Laughlin, 41-year-old Beaverton dairy farmer, is to be chairman of Ontario's future Milk Market- ing Board, agriculture industry sources said yesterday, Mr. McLaughlin, who is a graduate of the Ontario Agricul- tural College at Guelph, former- ly operated Elmcroft Farm at Oshawa. The Ontario Government has not announced the appointment, but Agriculture Minister Wil- liam Stewart is understood to have asked Mr. McLaughlin to take the job. Maurice C. Beaty, Milton dairy farmer, said yesterday he has been named a board mem- ber. He said Mr. Stewart came to his farm last week to discuss the appointment, The Milk Marketing Board is a key part of Ontario's new, broader milk legislation, ex- pected to go into effect this autumn. The board will be set up to sell all milk on behalf of producers, and probably will - GEORGE R. McLAUGHLIN Mr, McLaughlin is a first vice- president of the Dairy Farmers Timber Delays|pfict"t rs'tahiea" . . railway recently appraised the Bridge Repair situation and will maintain a coe fe ened et WHITBY (Staff) A new af- timber deck for the Brock st. ro sane ome d a yy s, overhead bridge, to be con-ifiths said, structed by the Canadian Na- tional Railway, is held up for lack of suitable material, it was announced this week. FEELERS REACH FAR The tentacles of Dactylo- metra, the pooping jellyfish, grow up to 120 feet long. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, August 8, 1965 5 MAY TAKE CANOE RACES jexpected to be the Mississauga OTTAWA (CP) -- Montreal's|Canoe Club of Port Credit, Ont., Cartierville Boating Club willlrunners-up last year. defend the Canadian Canoe As- WHITBY sociation championship next DRIVING SCHOOL weekend and on past perform- ances they probably will take the major share of trophies) back to Montreal, The Mont- real squad has won the title for the last eight years and their main competition this year is Previously programed for early September, the decking project has been tentatively shelved. Seven to nine months delivery of large timbers re- quired for the installation was given as reason for delay in completion of the job, The CNR Regional Chief En- gineer, G. Griffiths, stated in a letter to town council, the new decking calls for timbers 10 inches by 16 inches, up to 22 feet in length. The railway, like other users of dimensional tim- ber, must depend upon the de- livery schedules and practices FREEMAN'S FORMAL RENTALS handle about $330,000,000 worth of milk annually. At present no organization has such widespread powers in milk marketing, although producers of Canada, a member of the the Canada Department of Agri- culture, and a former president tee of Adjustment, The policy change was described as a method of clarification for the) existing zoning bylaw and the} proposed new bylaw currently under development. have organized in groups tOjof the Holstein - Friesian Asso- push for higher prices, jciation of Canada. Mr. Beaty is The board is . provided forja former president of the Cana- under the Milk Act, 1965, passed|dian Jersey Cattle Club and of by the legislature this spring|the Channel Island Breeds Milk but not yet proclaimed, The|Producers Association, an On- Dairy Advisory Committee to) Made to Measure Clothes @ House of Hobberlin @ Tip Top Tailors --tt-- USS RED & BLUE BRAND BEEF SHORT RIB and BLADE 43 EEVE MEN'S SHOP BUTTER Ib. 56c | BOLOGNA 3 Ibs, 85c 129 Brock St. $., Whitby Government has named _ the|tario organization, what we have here, where we are going and then find out how to get there." Mr. Hempstead was born in Peterborough and received his education in Peterborough's public: and high schools. He also Under the terms of the neW\-hairman and four members of] policy, the Committee of Ad-jthe Ontario Milk Commission,| justment passed two motions.|which under the act will over-| The first: That the committee,|;oe the board. The commission at its discretion, may grantojairman is G. A. McCague those applications which com-ji9rmer chairman.of the Farm ply with the most restrictive/products Marketing Board, an- Whitby Community Arena attended teacher's college there. He has taught two years in | rural areas, four years in Peter- borough, three years in Port Credit and was appointed a master at Hamilton's Teacher's College where he spent four years. After Hamilton, he moved to Welland as an inspector of pub- lic schools where he spent three years before moving to Whitby. Mr. Hempstead also has a BA ees from the University of 'oronto. HOWARD HEMPSTEAD | provisions of both bylaws, namely 1946 and Bylaw 2585. Second motion: That the com- mittee at its discrefion, may grant those applications which comply with Bylaw 1946 but violate Bylaw 2585 provided the applicant is notified that even if he does obtain a municipal permit and erects a_ building contrary. to the. provisions of He has also served as secre-| from the University of Western|tary and president of the Nia-| Ontario and BEd. and MEd. de-|gara Peninsula Inspectors' Asso-| ciation and secretary of the Wel- land Kiwanis Club. Municipal Building Plans Are Progressing BROUGHAM Architects Craig, Zeidler and Strong, of Toronto, have submitted plans for the new Pickering Township municipal building to be con- structed at Highway 2 and the Brock rd. The council, at its Monday meeting, received a report from W. Hardy Craig, engineer for the architects, on the mechani- cal and electrical services. Council adopted the. report by a 3 to 2 vote with Deputy Reeve Mrs. J. McPherson and Council- lor Harvey Spang in opposition.| RULED BY MAJORITY Councillor W. Newman felt) that asking for a recorded vote Bylaw 2585, as approved by the Municipal Board, he may then be in the position of having erected an illegal building. Permission Sought have this control. A fire alarm system is not required. Council must study telephone requirements and the Bell Tele- phone Company contacted for its advice and instruction. Mr. Craig had studied the cost of heating and found that oil would cost $3,500 to install and $1,375 for annual maintenance; gas would cost $3,270 and $1,320 for annual maintenance, while electrical. heating would cost $2,510 for maintenance, Mr. Hardy recommended gas fuel burning equipment. The resolution permits | the) jarchitects to proceed with Mr. Craig's recommendations. | was to show him up, as he had For Safety Light WHITBY (Staff) Whitby Town Council seeks approval for! the installation of a safety stop!) light to be installed in front of the new fire hall it was report-| ed this week, Request for permission for the installation has been made to the Ontario Department of Transport. The request is for a single red stop light warning signal to be erected in,front of the fire hall. The light will be on a 60-second automatic timer) and can be actuated from the fire station only as required. The building is set back from the street line with the result traffic travelling north on. Brock st. is unaware of and, has no warning of fire trucks answer- ing an alarm and emerging into the traffic stream [Union of South Africa, voted against a municipal build- ing in the first place, but when the majority of council voted for To Call tones ---- For County Home, TO MAKE YOUR ROLLER jother Agriculture Department agency. | | ACTRESS WINS GRANT LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Ac- iress June Allyson was granted a $3,000-a-month family allow- ance Monday for one year from |the estate of her late husband, 'actor - producer Dick Powell,| |Miss Allyson, 39, had petitioned jthat she is "without adequate estate" of her own. Powell, 58,! jdied of cancer in 1963, leaving jan estate valued at $2,800,000. |Miss Allyson later married and jdivorced Glenn Maxwell, once} Powell's barber. | FREE Beatle Music by the " ADMISSI EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL - FRI. - ONLY 8 P.M. to 11 P.M. BREAD 2 loaves for 35c Cooked Meats 4 SKATING Assorted Canada Packers--6-02. Pkgs. 2% Dos. Medium "A" for 95c¢ | EGGS 2% doz. 69¢ HAMBURG - fresh lean 3 lbs. 1:00 AS DOOR PRIZES Tickets SILVERTONES" WHITBY PLAZA ON 1.00 PHONES KEEP TOGETHER Half the African continent's 2,000,000 telephones are in the! BROCK - WHITBY Evening Programs at 7 and 8:30 -- Soturday Matinee at 1:30 WHITBY MEAT MARKET WHITBY PH, 668-6941 Choice Quality Meats --- All Meats Govt. Inspected -ROLLED pw ROOFING Kno CHAIN LINK |: rR c FENCING raeuine [96°51 117| OA 5 LB.$ 7.29} packed 6 tayers TABLES 90 L8.$3.45 42713: 1x6-8 $4.25 1x8-8" $5.67 He per bund! jeautifully milled to full half inch ALUMINUM COMBINATION CREEN&STORM DOORS or" to $23.77 ea. ECONOMY REDIVUE SASHLESS 6" x Daal}? 4 $Q.21 on 4°? 2°67" $4 4.72 S142 5: massa 3 : #1 RED CEDAR 4x qs 1834" per lineal foot #1 STEEL - OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS COMPLETE WITH HARDWARE it, had gone along with all sub- SARE | WHITBY -- Tenders for the} BIG 100 FOOT SAVINGS GROW S ROLL KHOCKED DO! i ts { tone ecg and not held: the Ontario County Home for the} 3 Nar Wauk aaread wit aged at Beaverton will be called} : ye or bon iggy nF gi Sept. 1 with closing date for| muted by the majority and not sigh pagar pa Sept, th | Opan:en occount l b y, | Estimated: cost of the 150-bed| age ee to ad anything thatitwo.storey structare is $1,143,- a been decreed in a majority|o99 jt is expected work will vote. s it z . |Start Oct. 12 and will be under- A well be oi! ig _ |jtaken under the government gone sien nual om helio works pros, trey . eing eligible for 75 per cent ee ee Dominion government grant for . labor cots. | be air conditioned, and a duct! 'The oni is being built to al: ee hse oe or leviate overcrowding at Fair- ' view Lodge at Whitby and will ditioning system can easily be r installed in the offices. Tender ppg ioe BO And central Dor: prices will resolve how many of)--------______._""_. the extra features. will be in- cluded in the interior ,and seép-| p as : arate prices will be submitted, _RAINHAM, England- (CP)-- to council for its consideration|©alled to this Essex town,| before installations are made, |@!™My bomb experts uncovered) ja 150-pound naval shell from) STUDY PHONE NEEDS ECONOMY GRADE 2x4- 8' SPRUCE (37% ORDER YOUR ALUMINUM SCREEN & STORM WINDOWS NOW | CUSTOM MADE UP TO 38 UNITED INCHES .60 VISIT YOUR CASHWAY DISTRIBUTION CENTRE You'LL SEE WHY PEOPLE DRIVE 100 MILES AND MORE TO DEAL AT CASHWAY "At GRADE ASPHALT SHINGLES $ .67 PER 3 PIECE "'A"GRADE BATHSET os' TUB @17"" x 19" BASIN @REVERSE TRAP TOILETS 9.95 all for TRUCK LOTS GOOD DRY UTILITY SPRUCE 2x4 '79° Eight foot $83.50 2x 4--71€ to 16° 2xb--8'tols* $84.50 2x8-- 8'tols* $86.50 all per 1000 board feet in mixed truck lots for house, at Victoria and Grey Save a little from every pay. a, any quantity WHITBY | | ROLLS! NAILS | 3" $5.82 #* $5.69 FAMOUS BRAND 3 93 2 $5.98 2H" $5.89 -1 | h* S0LB. CARTON each SPECIAL PURCHASE ! ELECTRIC FIND 50-YEAR SHELL NOTICE The Board of Trustees of the Roman Catholic jthe First World War. It was too There will be no control ofjbig for their truck but harm- humidity, unless local humidi-|less, so dozens of people ad- fiers are installed. Mr. Craig re-jmired it while a larger truck JUST * Jated that most offices did not Mr. and Mrs. Rene st. s., have a three-week spent at their cottage. Bay, near Parry Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Helston Gore- ham, Woods Harbor, Nova Scotia, visited their daughter, son-in-law and family, Mr, and Mrs. Harley Durkee, Centre st s. They are now visiting rela- tives in Fort Erie and will be coming back to the Durkee's residence before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal. Pogue and Mrs. Walter MacCarl at- tended the McAlwain Ball wedding at Lakefield recently. Mr. and Mrs, Loyal Pogue, 206 High st., have returned from their vacation. They spent sometime at a cottage at Pleas- ant Point and afterwards en- joyed a motor trip, via North Bay, to Gananoque and a very pleasant boat trip through the Thousand Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bird and family, Whitby and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Jane, Toronto, spent' the holiday weekend at the Bird's cottage on Lake Simcoe. Lalonde returned holiday at Loon - WHITBY PERSONALS ~ jwas sent for. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Carter and daughter, Marlene, Grand Prairie, Alberta, are Spending a few weeks visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gwilym Blake, 1102 Henry st. Their son, Donald Blake, who lrecently received his BA at the University of Alberta, is also visiting his parents. He will resume his studies for his MA in the fall. Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Rosettani and daughters, Eleanor and Frances, spent one week dur- ing their holidays at a cottage at Elk Lake in the New Lis- kard. area. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bedard, Mary st. e., have returned from jtheir vacation spent in Quebec jvisiting relatives in Montreal and Asbestos. They now have as their' house guests, Mr. Bedard's sister, her husband and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Audet, of Quebec City. With their visitors they visited Niag- ara Falls on Tuesday. Miss Gail Slind, Quesnel, Brit- ish Columbia, spent the holiday weekend with her uncle and aunt; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. i (Booth, 142 Pine st. ef] debentures of the said Board amount of $255,000. St Street, consisting of eight purchase of a school site in therefor shall be the said charge upon the schoolhou . The debentures are to be di able in varying instalments the years 1966 to 1985 b interest at 6% per annum eoch yeor in the currency Separate Schools for the Town of Whitby TAKE NOTICE that the above-mentioned Board of Trustees passed By-law Number 12 on the 26th day of July, 1965, to authorize the borrowing of money by the issue ond sale of 1, The money is to be borrowed for the purpose of paying the cost of construction and equipment of two (2) additions to John the Evangelist Separate School, heating plant and other ancillary area and an all-purpose room of approximately 3200 square feet, together with the . The amount to be borrowed is $255,000 and the security ony other' real ond personal property vested in the said Board, and upon the Separate School rates. be in denominations of $1,000 each and are to be repay- The aggregate amount of principal and interest payable in mately equal and varies between $21,620 and $26,827.12. bam or cottage. 25 SHEET LOTS STANDARD SPRUCE SHEATHING PLYWOOD a! $9 67 4 Ae $3.08 i of Trustees in the principal 1103 Giffard ? classrooms, with wash-rooms, the said Town of Whitby. debentures, which shall be a se property and premises ond lated August. 15, 1965, are te of principal on December 1 in oth inclusive and are to bear Interest is payable annually, of the debentures is approxie and No. Benson S$. Hamilton, Secretary-Treasurer. $ PHO AJAX YARD 161 DOWTY ROAD OFF HIGHWAY No, 401 AT INTERCHANGE 66 PHONE 942-1221 BROOKLIN YARD Corner Highways No. 7 NE 655-3313 $ 39 to SOINCHES $9.70 51 © 70 INCHES 11.30 71 85 incHeES 13.25 86 to Hoo INCHES 16.25 MAHOGANY PANELLING 4X T'SS2 iret 4 x 8's$2 94 sheet WW CRATE LOTS smatier tots add 20¢ per sheet to cover handling CEMENT IN STOCK EACH &é ® a MEASURING CHARTS! [BEAT THE RUSH| 7 $47.55 rat ARBORITE 26c sq foot «.. {DRILLS V16" JET CARNIVAL & BLACK MARBLE VINYL OR. in carton TILE ethers in stock CRED [ PLAN 6* Tie FIRST QUALITY !-4/gINTERIOR DOORS VAILABLE] 1-0 x 6-6 $3.56-2,2 x 6-6 $4.92 16 x 6-6 $4.09-2-4.x 6-6 $5.11 2-0 x 6-6 $4.74--2-6 x 6-6 $5.29 be varnished, stained or painted Up to 10 yeors proxleral 500 SQ.FOOT ROLL 2 MIL YETHYLEN FILM $585 |] MAHOG ANY ENTRANCE DOOR $99 'Hoetiveny SERVICE at very reasonable ge egg 12 $Q.45 METAL as low as SQUARE ROOFING pest quatiry too! 18.85 con