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16A THE COHAWA TIMES, Tucedey, April 19, 1966 WHITBY HAS MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE During the past year Whitby has moved ahead in one special community service with a 'giant's step'. The town now has a sub- sidized ambulance service with two fully equipped am- bulances. The two ambu- lances, owned and operated by W. C. Town Funeral Chapel Ltd., are shown with four of the six ambulance attendants. The ambulances are operated on a 24-hour basis in the town and also e serve the district when re- quired. --Oshawa Times Photo Tolls Seen Aid To Inflation WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--Plans to increase St. Lawrence Sea- way tolls and reimpose tolls on the Welland Canal will curtail shipping and add to inflation, says Stuart Armour, president and general manager of Great Lakes Waterways Development Association. Speaking to Rotary Club members here Monday, Mr. Armour said increased water- way tolls will be opposed and attempts will be made to elim- inate them. Mr. Armour said "if Canada can persuade the U.S. to agree to higher seaway tolls it appar- ently intends to reimpose tolls on the all-Canadian Welland Canal." He said 20 submissions oppos- ing toll increases have been filed in Ottawa, including one from_his_ association. "An increase in seaway tolls and reimposition of tolls on the Welland Canal would mean higher prices for raw materials and the energy essential to Ca- Tax Foundation . Explanation Urged TORONTO (CP) -- Ontario's separate school trustees should demand an explanation from Premier Robarts why the On- tario tax foundation plan is not nadian heavy industry. Higher raw materials and energy costs would increase production costs and these, in turn, would be re- flected in higher prices for man- ufactured products to all con- sumers."' working to their satisfaction, says the association's president. Dr. J. W. Fyfe of Sudbury said financial discrimination against Ontario's separate schools is still excessive. He spoke at the annual convention this week of the Ontario Sep- arate School Trustees' Associa- tion. The plan, introduced in the legislature in 1963, was designed to relieve the financial burden on separate school boards, but public school boards in the prov- ince were still able to spend on the average $100 more a pupil Company Has Bright Future | Newly opened and under full protection, the R. H. Cabinet Co., Charles st., Whitby is mak- ing progressive steps towards a bright future. The firm has never looked back since opem ing for business last August. 'Business is good and getting better with each month," R. H, Hottot, president of the firm, said. "There is a great poten- tial for our business in this area," he added. Engrossed in the manufacture of kitchen cabinets, vanities and custom built cabinets, the firm employs 10 people at the pre- sent tome. Additional employees will be hired as increasing busi- ness warrants such expansion, The firm works at both the commercial and private levels. Kitchen cabinets and vanities have been manufactured for both large apartment projects as well as many individual ho-« mes. Among the larger pro jects are the recently comple ted Dundas Manor, Dundas st. w. Whitby and the Harmony Villa subdivision, developed by the William -Tonno construction firm. Another large contract is the Peter Sorichette Construc« tion Co. including such projects as the addition te Dennis O'- Connor high school. "We are always ready for calls from prospective custom- ers," Mr. Hottot said '"'Custom- ers can call our office during the week for ideas and sugges- tions for kitchen cabinets and vanities both in the commer- cial and private category". Os BILLS SHOW HEROES New Australian currency de- picts pioneers of farming, avi- ation and the arts as well as the Queen's portrait. than the separate boards. MR. HARRY DONALD Owner -- Menager We'll Be PLEASED To Handle ALL Your TRAVEL PLANS ! SEE US SOON ! it's The One Service That Costs You Nothing! MARS. HARRY DONALD Representotive Officially Appointed AGENTS For All Over The WORLD ... Drop In Soon and Visit Our Revitalized Premises 102 BROCK ST. S., WHITBY Located Next To The Bank of Montreal at Whitby's Main Intersection! DONALD DONAL Review of Progress 1959 to 1966 It's been a great seven years! Seven years of constant expansion through continuous effort to provide our customers with the travel arrangements that suit them best. Why not give us a try? It's the one service that costs you nothing! @ AIRLINES @ RAILROADS @ TOURS "Ontario County's First Full Travel Service" TRAVEL SERVICE "Serving All Of Ontario County" WHITBY--OSHA WA--BROOKLIN--Phone 668-8867 102 BROCK ST. S. WHITBY 2 TRAVEL SERVICE @ STEAMSHIPS @ HOTELS @ CAR RENTALS