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WHITBY DAY - BY - DAY Student Council Aids ~ Hospital Fund Drive . WHITBY (Staff)-- Donations the Anderson Street High School student - council. to. the Wiitby General Hosp- ital are still pouring into the campaign office, it was repor- ted Monday afternoon by D. M. Gunn, office adminisirator. A total of- $1,724.50 was received since the last report from only five firms or organizations. Leading the parade of don- The money represented contributions from funds raised through a recent magazine sales campaign. The Whitby Brass Band con- tributed $189.50 and the bal- ance came from George Hamers Ltd., Johnston's (Oshawa) Ltd., ations was a gift of $1,410 from|and the Carnation Co, Ltd. Garden Club Elects Executive ond vice-president, Mr. Russell Ask Council To £UL NUNUUL uyn AJAX (Staff)--The Ajax Pub- lic School Roard at its Monday meeting voted unanimously to ask the Ajax Town Council to debenture $160,000 in 1966 for the construction of a gymnasium at the St. Andrew's Public School. 4 z The board last year with- drew its request for the gym- Ramu vecauss & cn-todhs aoe ition to the Lord Durham School cost more than anticipated. Chairman of Principals A. J. Leeder said there was a great need for an auditorium - gym- nasium at the senior school be- cause there were many occa- sions when an entire grade should be instructed together. Debenture ELIMINATE DUPLICATION Mr. Leeder said that with an auditorium: the duplication of teaching could be cut down and the auditorium could be used for rehearsing school projects which now had to be rehearsed in other locations. 'Time after time the need for an auditor- jum arises not only from an aandawin viawnaint hut far en. Svoucmus ValWpows. see sor So cial occasions as well," said a Mr. Leeder. was a great need for the extra space particularly since the pro- posed community centre will be moved away from the downtown area. Trustee D. W. Kemp said that Trustee D. J. Reid said es THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, January 18, 1966 5 the amount had almost tripled | atlowed to contribute a work of because of the community need. | art to the complex where a high He said that the present com-|school student had previded = munity. centre. could only. last | mural.for.the. hospital. 80 long and that the school gym-| The board also suggested that nasium could take care of|a copper engraved plate depict- some of its activities in the|ing the history of Ajax be ex- downtown area. He said the/| posed at the town hall or public price of the building would in- library. The work was also clude outside access to the/recommended by the board to gymnasium. Trustee B, D. Gowdy said the gymnasium would fill a void in ART CHALLENGE The board volunteered | } | adorn the Ontario. Pavilion at the 1967 World's Fair in Mont- real. TV EDUCATION The chairman of priacipals, A. J. Leeder, suggested ' par- ents: view the current televised to! series of Grade 7 mathematics wv \ meet a challenge, if asked, to|at 10 a.m. each day to familiar- produce a work of art for thelize themselves with the new proposed new Ajax Municipal|math system over the next 16 Complex. weeks. The program is being The board suggested that a/| viewed on television by all Ajax public school child in Ajax be|Grade 7 students. The Whitby Garden Club held its annual meeting in the Kathleen Rowe School, with the president, Mrs. Paul Coath, as chairman. Reports. were received from the various officers of the club, covering the work and prog- ress of the group during 1965. Plans were made for future meetings, following which Mrs. S. Burns took the chair for the election of officers for the en- suing year. The new executive is as foll- ows: president, Mrs. Paul Coath; first vice - president, Mrs. Hugh Pryce-Jones; sec- Couples Club Holds Bowling Party | St. Mark's United Church 4W's Couples Club met at the Annandale Country Club for an evening of 'bowling. Twenty-four members were present. Later members returned at the church where a home-made bean supper was served in charge of the following execu- tive members: Rev. and Mrs. John Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Will- iam Hay, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rammler, Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Elliott, Mr. and Mrs, Gor- don Mifflin, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Wallis. VanHorne; secretary, Miss Lau- ra Pellow; treasurer, Miss Ma- mie Rowe. | Press Secretary, Miss Mild- red Price; executive committee, P Mrs. J. N. Wilkinson, Mrs.) @ pari um, Sis. Vaione aed] ~ WEETTRY RINK" WINS SENIORS COMPETITION ~~ Idburn, Mrs. R. VafiHorne and Mrs. S. Burns. case ee Le | eewed| A. Whitby. Carling Club lead; Harvey Winter, skip; pictures peso "a ner epee rink, skipped' by Harvey Art Crawford, vice and Sam trip to Portugal, Spain an a | 'Winter, showed great form Burns, second. The rink will rocco, owith ~ in a hea to win the District 3 Pro- meet Peterborough Feb. 7 given to the flowers and beau- vincial Curling Association at Port rey. tiful gardens seen in those coun-| senior playdowns. The event tries. | which attracted rinks from five other clubs in the area, is designed for curlers aver- aging 55 years of age, The Whitby rink had an aver- age of 67 years. Members of the winning 'rink, from left, are: Neil Shortreed, Oshawa Times Photo |per to be held in March. De-| was discussed, further arrange-jof the Whitby Town Council|the owner of a hairdressing |health, be considered an_ in- & e The president, Mr. and Mrs.) Harry Rammiler, chaired a Ou! iCl O ues 10] i short business meeting. i Members were reminded of . uwmnwn > TOWN Hairdressers finite date to appear in the) press. Mrs. Jack Wallis is gen- eral convenor with co-conven-, WHITBY (Staff) Hugh|same section of the. bylaw; The bylaw provides for the or Mrs. Gordon Mifflin. Also O'Connell, chairman of the by-jreads: "No person shall be|sanitary inspector, as designat- the forthcoming Auction Sale|/laws committee, told membersjlicensed under this bylaw asjed by the medical officer of ments will be made. The event|Monday night nine persons,|establishment in a shop or in|spector under the bylaw. will be held at Whitby Com-!accused by the Whitby Master|respect of a hairdressing estab-| Section 12 of the bylaw clear- imunity Arena. Hairdressers' Association ofjlishment in a private home,/ly states that every person who leontravening the hairdressers'| residence or dwelling unit, or in| contravenes the bylaw shall be |bylaw, will be asked to appear|a basement or cellar unless|liable, on conviction, to a pen- @ Want a choice of four. Savings | before the bylaw committee|such basement or cellar has/alty of not less than $50 and | 24. been specifically. designed for! not more than $100, exclusive of | action was instigated in| such type of occupancy and ap-/costs. Second offence not less| met at thejowing officers. answer to a written complaint|proved, therefore by the medi-|than $308 | home of Mrs. Seymour Whit-) President, Mrs. A. Bouckely; |from the Whitby Master Hair-|cal officer of health and is inj Concluding its complaint, the ney. This was an inaugural] vice-president, Mrs. Cyril Styne;|dressers' Association over the/accordance with the zoning by-jhairdressing association listed meeting with a goodly number/secretary, Mrs. Margaret Rob-!signature of the association laws of the town." the names and addresses of the| of members present. Rev. Johnjerts; treasurer, Mrs. R. W. president, Mrs. T. Rieger. The It is noted in the bylaw the|persons who it suggests are} McKibbin opened the meéeting|Dent; social service secretary,| letter was received by the 1965 licence fee is $3. 'contravening the bylaw. with Bible reading and study|Mrs. John Pritchard. council which was unable to|-- ---- - ---- - - of the "Wise Men'. It he agreed to donate $15\take action due to the lateness ; i Mrs. A. Bouckley read the|'o Wycliffe College. It was mov-| of the report. December minutes and thank-|€d that the group carry on news| The, hairdressers' association Ouncl ] p 0 you notes received from Mrs.| letters and that $100 be given' complained a number of peo- John Backer, E. D. Birbeck, towards same. |ple are sa ger the gyre " ' Robin Nicholson and Margaret) "TS. Ckely gave a fre-\by carrying out the work o E. Sleep. e port on the advisory meeting. | hairdressing in their private Meaning Of Sporis Bylaw Mrs. John McKibbin. thankea|("® Secretary, Mrs. Margaret) homes with no licence or a per-| v the group personnally for the| P0berts, was asked to attend) mit for zoning. | gift of an electric kettle at/24¥iSory committee meetings. | Christmas. Mrs. Whitney read| Five dollars was donated to vciong Helpers Officers Instatled |Jan, hn's Anglican Church;rector then installed the foll- The Parish Helpers pik WHITBY (Staff)-- The Whit-)five pins, ten pins and duck According to ted lh ey Town Council unanimously|pins), lawn bowling, boxing, la- a : regulation to govern hairdress-| agreed,Monday night, to up-|crosse, criscket, basketball, bad- a list of names to whom Christ-| e, Mary ee ceed nig establishments in the Town|h 91d the intended meaning of|mington, swimming, track and mas cards had been sent. bersfor written ideas for rais-(°! Wtitby, an operator must/the town's Sunday Sports by-|field experts, gymnastic, ar- ibbi ; |have a licence to operate. Sec- i + Se ane Mr. McKibbin read a thank {have a licence to op law recently passed by council|chery, golf. wrestling, billiards, ing money. These will be dep-ition 3 of the bylaw specifically|and refrain from following alsnooker, |states that no one shall operate) request of two local business|floor hockey, motor car racing a hairdressing establishment in| men, you note received from the Rev. Joseph Pougson for souvenir spoons and ;cards sent on the occasion of thelr 45th wedding anniversary. j The out-going president, Mrs. Seymour Whitney,' thanked the members for their help dur- ing her term of office. The ; Two Players Score 11 Goals An 11-goal attack by Art Ren- nick and Lloyd Seymour led Ottenbrites to a 13-3 pasting of Kelly Disney in the Whitby Mer-! cantile Hockey League In the other game, Royal Ho- to a 5 all tie to produce the first tle of the season. In the second game, Otten brite scorers were Jack {dwt- brites had run the score to 9-0 before Al MacDonald scored the tel and Arena Sunoco battled] 4 : } first of his two goals to put ond place with 14 points. Sun- Kelly Disney on the score sheet. Other Ottenbrite scorers were Jack Townson and Tom Humph- ries. Elmer Tran scord the other Kelly goal Whitby Bantam All-Stars pick- ed up two wins in the Lake- shore Bantam League over the| team downed! The 8-3 weekend. Markham 3-2. Grant Brown lead the All- and 'Pickering Debating Team Downs Welland UXBRIDGE -- The Ontario County Junior Farmer Debating | Team won another round of pro- vincial competition, against Welland County, last Friday in Milton, The topic of the debate was 'Resolved that Farm Cred- it is too readily available to On- tario Farmers'. The Ontario team consists of Anne Dryden of Brooklin, June| Parliament of Cannington, Bob Barlow; and Neil McLeod of Blackwater; and is coached by Mr. Allan McPhail and Mr. Jim White of Cannington. The Ontario debaters have now won two rounds of provin- cial competition, and will enter further competition, against North Simcoe, towards the! osited in a box for this pur- pose. Suggestions will be rec- eived signed or not. | Grace was said by the rector) jand a tasty lunch was serv- ed by the hostess assisted by} the ladies the rector and Mrs.| McKibbin and ended a succ- essful meeting. | the town without first "having obtained a licence, ang such} licence shall be postagiip in a} conspicuous. place the licensed premises, together wit a copy of the bylaw. The owners of the Palm Bill- iard and Maple Leaf Billiard] .jcion | academies : | Parlors be required | the premise that this cannot|prohibit a man from keeping skiing and curling, * |and finally, rallying. Speaking to the council's de- requested billiard| Dees Seere, Gees to close on| Brooks stated council cannot be classed as 'family sport'. ja billiard academy open just 'with five points. Sklar Bantams Win Pair i e |- cat ee his = The two academy operators| | stressed the importance of keep-| jing the sports activities limi- jted to family type sports for iwhich they felt the by-law and; } Jim Christie was the big gun for Royal Hotel as he led the way with three goals followed by Dave Harrison and Harvey Roberts. Sunoco goals were shared by! | Herb Tran with one, and Brian) BROUGHAM --C. W. Laycox|the opening of billiard acade- Fletcher and Rick Switzer with| gave notice of motion at a Pick-| mies on Sundays would not con-| Lot Fees | plebiscite recently passed, was | ded | Proposed bow letter to council dated| Dec 5 1965 the operators stated|of men who wanted him to be- because two other operators in the town want to remain closed. POET WAS PAINTER | The Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko, born a serf, was given his freedom by a group come a painter. two each. ering Township Planning Board| tribute to community life as Ottenbrites with 10 wins and) meeting last week that lot fees|intended by the legislation. three loses top the league with|be allocated to the installation| Sunday 1s the Lord's Day and| 20 points. The team has scored|of water and sewers. Lot fees|is, traditionally, a day for the 101 goals. Disney's with seven totalling $34,000 have been col-! family', they stated in their| wins and six loses are in sec-jjected, and ear-marked for| letter. They strongly urged the | school purposes billiard academies be prohibi-| "IT can't help but think," said|ted by law from opening on Mr. Laycox, "that, this is not! Sundays. going to reduce school costs,| The by-law, passed by the oco with-Six wins, six loses and a tie are next in line with 13 Points. Royals with two wins jand 10 Joses are in the cellar SKATE EXCHANGE 2.97 Plus Your Trade SPORTSMAN'S Look into National! but give the school board a little town, was drafted by Town Sol-| |more money to play with, be-|icitor Hugh Nichol as instruct-| |cause it can't be applied to any|ed by the council. The bylaw] ("ae that Sf re includes: baseball, softball, foot-| "We are looking for money in| ball, rugby, rugger, soccer, ice by public utilities for expansion of hockey, ice skating, roller eka:l {Stars against Markham, | Most of us make the first giant step from" piggy-bank" to Savings Account without much trouble. But in the modern field of saving, or accumulating money, CORNER 103 Byron St, $., Whitby One Block West of 4 Corners |scoring three goals while sin-|Sewers," he continued. "My mo-/ting, tennis, bowling, (including) gles went to Blayne - Pascoe,|tion would be that the original| = Dan-Silver--Ron-Hettern--¥ ne} motion-he-rescinded-and.lot fees Newton and Larry Moore. John be put into public utilities." Ellis was top scorer for Mark-| Chairman David Lennox won-| ham with two goals followed dered if this would be legal by Wayne Harris with one. Planning Director John Faulk- In the Pickering game Dan 2° noted that he had discussed | Silver was top man pith two this with the township solicitor | goals and Ron Halton with the who was of the opinion that | other. Roger Doble scored both) Monies could only be collected Pickering goals. for the purpose for which it was The iwo wins bedstead Wilt ear-marked, but that a motion v's' eal to 41 nk ac to change the allocation for the | and oie toes 8, two Wes! future could be considered. ma si Hubert Wank mentioned that | a : : monies collected from School | middle of February, The topic|area 1 could not reasonably be | for the third round will be "'Re-| allocated to sewers, when the! solved that the Expropriation of taxpayers had no interest in| Farm Property is Detrimental them to Ontario Agriculture". The motion was tabled for| The Ontario team and coaches | further consideration. -- | are to be congratulated on their) "Even if it (lot fee fund) is record thus far in the Provin-| being held," said the chairman, | cial Junior Farmer Debating "it is holding back a lot of de- Competitions. | velopment." ASK TO SEE as % his references before making buyers could often ma ably the second largest purchase in us will ever moke if we own then it ie the largést. * BROCK WHITBY One Complete Program Each Evening -- Starting at 7:30 1S THE KEY IN HIS MIND OR IN HER ARMS? 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