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WHITBY DAY - BY - DAY Car Smash Raises $100 For Hospital Campaign WHITBY (Staff)--The Whitby Drag Knight's mammoth Car Smash on Saturday evening netted the club and the Whitby General campaign around $100, it was reported this week by Jim McCann, club t. "We wish to thank all the people who came out to support us in this venture and the Steinberg Company for offering its parking lot," he said. Fur- ther words of acknowledgement were to the Whitby Police Department and mem- bers of the Whitby Branch St. John Ambulance Corps who were also on hand. Looking to the future, Mr. McCann suggested the club will have further projects to assist the community from time io time. He said the club was not only pleased with the response in aid of the hospital, but also the support provided to the Knights which is a young club. "There was one young lad who was really interested," Mr. McCann said. "He wouldn't give us his name but we got a real kick out of him. This boy spent some money on the car smash, did considerable damage to the cars which is what it was all about, then went back home for money. His enthusiasm helped put the effort over," Mr. Mc- Cann said. Whitby Firm To Build School Addition Construction is scheduled to begin on a new addition to the Meadowcrest Public School, Brooklin, Nov. 8, W .W. Rankin, architect for the project, an- nounced this week. The esti- mated cost of construction is $156,466. The addition will consist of four standard classrooms, a library, a general purpose room, a boiler room. was awarded to the lowest bid- lder, Van Hoof Construction \Co., were received. aah IN Saisie age ee a administration office space for the school board and The contract for the addition © | of Whitby. Seven tenders | Council Moves To Place Stop Lights | A request for stop lights at the intersection of Lupin dr. and) Dundas st. e., Whitby, has brought prompt action from the town's streets' committee. The committee reported action will| be taken immediately. The town engineer has been authorized to take necessary ac- tion to obtain approval of stop lights at the intersection, from the Department of Highways. Following receipt of approval Blood Clinic Blood donors are urgently needed by the Whitby Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society it was announced today. Donors} are urged to attend the clinic on Monday, Nov. 8. | Although the date selected| falls on the federal election day, ithe lights will be installed. The request was submitted to the council by the Blair Park Vista Ratepayers' Association a few weeks ago. The request ex- plained the desperate situation and dangerous condition at the) intersection. Interceding for the ratepayers, Councillor Tom Ed-| wards championed the request) at a recent council meeting, it! was noted, and assisted in the resulting action being instigated. Seeks Donors all donors and _ prospective donors are asked to support the} clinic. The clinic will be held during two periods, both in the after-| noon and evening. Afternoon| and evening. Afternoon hours are 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 6,30) p.m. to 9 p.m. WHITBY PERSONALS -- Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Whit- ney opened their home Wednes- day afternoon and evening to their many friends on the occa- sion of their golden wedding an- niversary. Five members of St. John's, WA: Mrs. John McKibbin, Mrs. Martin Gouldburn, Mrs. Ernest Vallant, Mrs. Arthur Gower and Mrs. Ernest Northam, attended Oshawa Deanery Workshop) in St. George's Anglican! Church Parish Hall, Pickering. Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs. L. Crumback, Osh- awa; Mrs. D. Birbeck, Miss Grace Steffler, Mrs. John Faw- eett, Miss Olive Goldring and Mrs. Sheldon Watson, all of) Whitby. In the evening, those/ pouring were: Miss Elinor Cor- rell, Miss Margaret Kennedy, |Franciuk, Mrs. Mrs. Booth and William Bandel. tained Fairview Lodge residents at a birthday party Nov. 1. The Hallowe'en puppets, dances and singing by St. Bernadette's School children under the supervision of Mr. Depallo, Many were in costume. birthdays during October: Miss Charlotte Brown, Jos Courtney, | Mrs. Elva Kemp, Mrs. Margaret Thompson, Mrs. Sarah Colley,! Mrs. Vera Robertson, Gostan| Clara Tindale, Miss Mary Johns, Jas. Brooks, Mrs. Ida Johnston, Mrs. Sarah Casey, Hilliard Davies, W. Skel- ton, Mrs. C. Cowlard, Mrs. Har-| riet Richards (95 years young), Emily James, Luther Ajax Rebekah Lodge enter- program included A nicely decorated birthday cake was cut by the eldest cele- Mrs. Myrtle Wilkinson, Whitby and Mrs. Edward Draper, Brooklin. Out-of-town guests attending the reception were: Mrs. Crumback, Mrs. Robert Brown| and Hon. Michael Starr, Osh- awa; Frances Burney, of Graf- ton; Alden and Ethel Coffey, of Centreton; Mr. and Mrs. Ted} Draper, Mrs. L. Cassady, Mrs.| E. Holliday, Brooklin; Rev. and) Mrs, George Nicholson, Man- illa; Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Armour, Mr. and Mrs. Robert | Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hezzle-! wood, Mr. and Mrs. Murphy and Miss Kathleen | Maltman, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards, Winona; Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Murphy, Scarboro; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murphy, Milton; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Murphy, Port Credit and| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murphy,! Hamilton. | Mr. John McKibbin received the guests afternoon and eve- ning when more than 150 guests registered in the gold covered guest book. Special messages of y brant present, Mrs. Casey, years. The Ajax Rebekah si i | also gave gifts to all celebrants. | C. A. Lucas, 225 Dovedale dr., is celebrating his birthday to-| day. Best wishes are extended) to Mr. Lucas on this occasion. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Lee,| 617 Green st., were Mr. and} Mrs, Clarence Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of Brockville. Miss Mary Ellen Nettle, Japan, was a visitor at of the! Frank|home of Mrs. Ann Nettle, 301; whole to study the east end of D'Hillier st. | Mrs. Olive Howe has just re-| turned from a combined busi-| ness and 'pleasure trip to Chi-| cago and Texas wher eshe was| the guest of Mr. and Mrs.| Whitby residents. } Mrs. Jean Trottier, 148 Lupin| dr., will appear on the Abra} Cadabra Show on TV Channel 9} at 11,30 a.m. this Thursday. was Dr. W. Weber, president,).. noid in the parish hall Nov.|,, 94) ~ | MAGAZINE SALE DRIVE TO AID HOSPI for the Whitby General Hos- the back row are John pital, In the above photo, Gurney, a member of the ' : ' school, staff, and on the some of the sales captains right, Gordon T. Richards, are seen with a huge tiger, hospital campaign chair- the campaign mascot, In man. The students, although Right in line with com- munity spirit, Anderson High School students are conducting a magazine sales campaign with all proceeds Town Council Assumes g, Tennis Onus WHITBY (Staff) -- On the! Rotarian representatives ex-|self if given the opportunity. recommendation of the town's|plained the bowling club had; All three clubs will submit property committee, the Whitby/never been a liability and hadjstatements in writing to the Town Council has approved a|47 members in good standing|town council. The Rotary Club plan to take over all responsi-| who paid the rent, water and/will draft a proposal for sub- bility for operation of the lawnjlights. The tennis club was de-|/mission to the council for the bowling and tennis facilities in'scribed as able to maintain it-'turning over of the property. the community, The property, ~ : peony er nein located on Brock'st. s., will be operated as a community pro- ject. The recommendation followed closely a special meeting of the property committee and repre- sentatives of the Rotary Club,| Bowlin All Saints' Evening Guild Plans Centennial Events Lawn Bowling Club and Tennis) WHITBY -- The meeting of) Mrs. Hugh Pryce-Jones moved Club. The Whitby Rotary Club,|All Saints' Evening Guild was)that the Evening Guild sponsor a which sponsors the bowling andjheld Nov. 1 at the parish hall |'*Box Social and Square Dance' tennis facilities, expressed a de-|With 24 members present. |Sept. 24, 1966 and a buffet din- sire to turn the projects over to| Mrs. Vincent Graham opened|ner, Oct, 14, 1966. This was sec- the town. sai meeting i gr Haare -- by ain Frank Sugde: ; ' ers were reminded of the Af-|and carried. Representing the Rotary Club) :ernoon Guild bazaar and tea to Mex, Vincent Gratiam remind: fed the members that B, Lewis, \director of the Children's Aid Society, will be the speaker at the Nov. 15 meeting. The meeting closed pith pray- er followed by a social hour with Mrs. Charles Rycroft and Mrs. James E. Speers as tea host- esses. accompanied by Rotarians T. Robertson, A. Archibald, N. Shortreed and L. Weeks. The lawn bowlers were represented by Mr. and Mrs. H. Lott, Mrs. M. Judge, and F. Wells. Tennis club representatives attending the special meeting were: Mr. McIntyre and Robert Collins. Arrangements for Games Night Jan, 10, 1966, at the par- ish hall, wre finalized. The gen- eral convener is Mrs. Vincent Graham, kitchen convener, Mrs. Edward Ryzek; setting up table "lconvener, Mrs. Charles Ry- croft; prizes, Mrs. Jack Wil- json; tickets, Mrs, Fred Read; in charge of tables, Mrs, John Everett. Refreshments will be sandwiches and cookies, | B. A. Handscomb, general \chairman for the Centennial 17 Bus Stops Approved [Commlttee, gure a general ide WHITBY (Staff) -- Seventeen|celebrations from Sept. 18, 1967 bus stops were approved byjto Nov, 1, 1967, iown council this week following|------------- report of a special parking com- mittee meeting headed by Coun- cillor Harny Inkpen. | The committee chairman fur-| ther requested council" as a Family Monuments Individual Requirements STAFFORD BROS. LTD. MONUMENTS 318 DUNDAS EAST 668-3552 i / Created To _isented musical TAL not in order, are: Vivian Kostiuck, Gaye Saville, Car- olyn Fryer, Genda Goldrick and Kenneth Holyk. ee Recording Star Pleases Lions WHITBY (Staff) -- Keeping up its campaign to hold 'firsts' in the community, the Whitby Lions Club played host to Pres- ton Wynn, the local recording jstar and his renowned fathar, |Richard (Dick) Wynn, Tuesday |night, The honored guests attended |the regular banquet meeting of 'the club where both guests pre- entertainment, Dick Wynn, better known in the entertainment world as 'Tex', jtoured parts of the continent |with the beloved Gracie Fields. |He led' off the entertainment |part of the program with a song he wrote himself -- one with which he entertained many serv- jicemen during and after the last | war, | Next on the 'P<--ton Wynn sir two of his wu songs whic! rc soon to be {recorded by a large Toronto re- jcording company. No micro- phone was available during the performance but was little re- program was BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE i otitps tn yi gg ge GR gas THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, November 3, 1963 § stole three cars, was placed on probation for two years and or- WHITBY (Staff) -- An 17-year- old Whitby youth, was placed on probation for two years, Tues- day, after being convicted on a charge of forgery. William Norman Green, of An- derson st., the court learned, had tried to cash a cheque in the Bank of Montreal in Whitby. Having liquor in a place other' than his residence and supplying liquor to a minor, cost John Frank Dahn, of Sydenham, Ont., a total of $25 and costs or 10 days in jail and a six month suspended sentence. Dahn was a passenger in a car that was stopped by police on Highway 401. A quantity of beer was found in the rear. Dahn admitted ownership of the beer, The driver of the car, Stew- art Boche, 19, of Kingston was also fined $50 and costs or seven days for drinking under age. Having liquor in a place other than his residence, cost Theo- Ambulance Service Busy WHITBY (Staff) -- The W. C. Town Ambulance Service, sub- sidized by the town of Whitby has experienced considerable ac- tivity between February and October, it was reported at town icouncil meeting this week, The ratio of calls within the town limits as compared with Town- ship of Whitby is 57 per cent town and 43 per cent township. During the above period, the ambulance service made a total 229 calls which represents ap- proximately one a day, Calls originating from the town were 183 representing 80 per cent as opposed to 20 per cent to the township. There were 61 calls from ac- cidents of which 35 were within the town limits and 26 in the township. Seven calls were for accidents on the Macdonald-Car- tier Freeway, four of which were in the town limits. BUILD TO LAST The best beaver dams are constructed using engineering principles with tree trunks, branches, twigs, stones and mud. quired with all Lions entranced by the singer. Following the musical presen- tations a standing ovation was given both father and son who were requested to make future return appearances at the earli- est opportunity. BROCK WHITBY One Complete Program Each Evening -- Starting ot 7:30 action-after every woman and wonder in sight! 4 METRO- GOLDWYN MAFER JOHN FORD '-~. Vounc Cassipy STARTS 8:50 WAGGHESMTH ALSO 2nd FEATURE ATTRACTION STARTS 7:30 "SIGNPOST TO MURDER" Starring--Joanne W codwerd -- Stuart Whitmen RECOMMENDED AS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT town for future bus stops after the Highway 2 road widening program is complete. Buses travelling south on Brock st. will stop at six dif- ferent places: In front of. the! Antique Shop on Brock st., south south of the Trent st. intersec- tion, north of the Keith st. inter- | section' and at a convenient place south of Arthur st. Buses travelling north on Brock st. will stop: north of| One-Stop DECORATING SHOP -- At The -- Mrs. Anna Carbone and her| Clemence st., north of Burns St.,| congratulations were received|daughter, Miss Norma Carbone, |Morth of St. John st. e., between! from Prime Minister Ll. B./Timmins. are visitors at the|@ilbert and Ontario st., south of | Pearson, Hon. John G. Diefen-|home of Mr. and Mrs | baker, Hon. Michael Starr, /Nadalin, 902 Hutchison ave. : Prime Minister John Robarts, Travelling east on Dundas st. Hon. M. B. Dymond, A. V. On the occasion of Robert Nel-|buses will stop at the following Walker, Whitby Baptist Church son's birthday, 707 Clarence dr.,/locations: opposite the Spruce and. St. John's Anglican Church|they entertained the following! Villa hotel, east of Annes st, and Frederick Bishop of To-jguests: Mr. and Mrs. Ray/east of King st., between Centre Dave|Colborne st. and south of Mary) ist ronto, Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. Dave| and Byron st. s., in front of the NE 77 FOOD BUIS |Charles (Bus) Gagnon, formerjof the Gilbert st. intersection, | WHITBY MEAT MARKET Where you get QUALITY MEAT at Cut Rate Prices © Wallpa end Murel: Sahes Wein Broadioom C.1L.L, Paints and Varnishes Flo-Glaze Colorizer Poipts DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. 107 Byron St. $., Whitby Milk Fed Veal -- From the Hind Quarter Cutlets & Loin Chop Godgrey, and Mr. and Mrs.! The following celebratedBruce Mahaffy. | cenotaph and between Athol and PHONE 668-5862 Peel sts. Sah GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS 3, 4 or 5 YEAR Pickled -- Kosher Style Snyder's Pickled PIGS FEET Snyder's SAUERKRAUT BREAD CORNED B RIB STEAKS ICE CREAM us, 29° ts, 25° 2 ron 35° Farm Style SAUSAGE PORK HOCKS s 79. RUMP ROAST VEAL69 65 ca. 1.49 4 ss 99° us, 33° TERM 308 Dundes St. West Whitby WHITBY PLAZA Ask About Our Prices WHITBY We Specialize in HOME FREEZER ORDERS Cutting & Wrapping) WHITBY MEAT MARKET PH: 668-6941 Red & Blue Brand Beef -- CLOSED MONDAY -- All Meats Govt. Inspected Convicted Of Forgery Youth Gets Probation dered to pay restitution for dam- age to the cars. | George Patrick Campbell, the court was told, had stolen the age to two of them. For being drunk in a public place for "about the 121st time," William Palmer, of no fixed ad- dress, was fined $25 and costs or 30 days in jail. : Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck, said Palmer, who is over 80 years old, had been picked up in front of the Brock Theatre in a dore Deriet, $25 and costs or 10 days. A chase by Whitby police re- sulted in Clayton George Rutt, of Whitby, paying a total of $210 in fines or as an option, spend- ing 38 days in jail, for driving while impaired, failing to notify the Department of Transport cars, and had caused $525 Gam- . about the purchase of a car, failing to have an operator's licence and failing to produce proof of insurance. Rutt, 21, of Dunlop st., evi- dence showed, had left the park- ing lot of the Spruce Villa Hotel at high speed, had nearly collid- ed with a police cruiser, forced two cars off the road and had been chased by police at 45 miles per hour, For being drunk in a public place, Robert Joseph Edwards, of Ajax, was fined $10 and costs or 10 days in jail. Edwards was picked up in front of the LCBO! highly intoxicated condition. "This is about the 120th con- viction for this man on this same charge," said Mr. Affleck. Failing to remain at the scene of an accident resulted in Ian Douglas Frayer, of Toronto, be- ing placed on probation for the next year, -- Frayer, 21, was involved in an accident with an OPP cruiser and had failed to stop. Frayer was also ordered to pay damages of $300 to the cruiser. store in Whitby. | Causing a disturbance in the Rosebank Shopping Plaza and drinking under age, cost Lloyd} Nicholson, of Bay Ridges, a total of $100 and costs or 21 days in jail. Nicholson, 18, the court was told, was picked up in the shop- \ping plaza, shouting and swear- jing and without shoes. | A 16-year-old Ajax youth, who! Get ¥: Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embarrassed by ace slipping, or | PLANT OPERATOR TOWN OF WHITBY pplications will be ived for the position of Operator of Sewage Treatment Plant, until 12:00 NOON, en Mondey, November 8th, 1965. This position enteils shift work, Ap- plicent must heve Grade 10 education or higher (Onte Standards) end heave 4 d henical er electrical experience, Applications in writing ere te be eddroned te the Town Eng- ineer, Town of Whitby, 405 Dundes Street West, Whitby, Ont. COUNCILLOR T. EDWARDS Cheirman Sanitation Committes - = BECKER'S -:- THE ORIGINAL MILK JUG STORE BUY THE BEST FOR LESS AT BECKER'S Prices Effective Wed., Nov. 3rd to Sat., Nev. 6th. | \I Jean Becker's--White, Whole Wheet, Cracked -- foes REG, 226 V7 E CREAM 79° Jean Becker's--All Purpose Grind REG, 89% 79° The BECKER MILK Store BLAIR PARK PLAZA -- WHITBY OPEN 9 A.M. -- 11 P.M, -- 7 DAYS A WEEK SAVE $ $ ON AUTO INSURANCE If you are an Abstainer you save up to $26.00 on your auto insurance, See... JOHN RIEGER 218 DUNDAS ST. 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