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WHITBY PERSONALS The St. Mark's United Church Women is resuming its act- ivities, Sept. 6, at 8 p.m, when it will have as its guest speak- er, Mrs. Marsh Jeannerat, who will speak on the Canada Mysore Project. Mysore is a district in India, where the Canadian Mysore Committee work jointly with the people of India teaching them how to process their food for future use, All visitors are welcome to attend this informative meet- ing Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Igel, Kathy and Garry, 414 John St., 'were in Toronto on Sunday to meet their son, Chris, at St. James Cathedral. Chris has just returned after attending a two- week Anglican Choir School at Trinity College, Port Hope. Mrs. Howard Souter opened her home for executive mem- bers of Whitby Kinettes. The part of meeting was chaired by President Marj Gart- shore, Members discussed the Sept. 14 dinner meeting at 7 p.m. The in-coming president Lois Broughton chaired for the remainder of the meeting when plans were outlined for the for- thcoming » season. St. John the Evangelist CWL held an executive meeting Wed- nesday evening in St. Joseph meeting room, chaired by the president. Mrs. HC. Munro. Plans were outlined for the first fall meeting to be held Sept. 6 in St. Joseph meeting room when arrangements will be made for the annual bazaar of Oct. 29. All members urged to attend. Happy birthday wishes are extended to William (Billy) Phillips, 212 Warden-Wilsen Ave., who is celebrating his 14th birthday today. Air Patrolled Area Reduce Acci Ontario Provincial Police are finding their aircraft patrols in} ment of highways and the OPP. the area are helping in the bat- tle to reduce accidents on the}Cessna 172. The civilian pilot highways. Traffic Sgt. Ed Hope of|&d OPP officer. Peterborough detachment, said the patrols over sections of|™arked at quarter mile inter- Highways 115 and 35 this sum- mer have proved to be "very is plainly visible from an air- efficient." When comparing statistics be- tween this: summer and last, Sgt. Hope said there is a notable reduction in accidents on the patrolled sections of high- way. Sgt. Hope said the patrols will be continued into October and may be held throughout the|be speeding by the observer in winter. Downsview district headquar- ters operates the local air patrols from Peterborough air- port when requested by Sgt. Hope. A spokesman from Downsview said that since the patrols start- ed here June 24 there have been 68 charges and 28 warn- ings. Before the aircraft patrols were started Peterborough OPP district already had 20 fatal accidents this year claiming 27 lives, twice as many as in 1965. CO-OPERATIVE EFFORT The aircraft patrols were started last year in areas with a record of serious accidents. The patrols result from co- Operation between the depart- dent Toll ment of transport, the depart- The aircraft is a four-seater operates with a specially train- The stretch of highway is vals with a large 'T'. This sign craft flying over the road at 1,000 feet. At' each end of the marked section of highway there is an OPP cruiser. The officers are in radio contact with the air- craft. DRIVERS TIMED When a car is considered to the aircraft it is timed over the marked sections of highway. A number of accurate readings can be taken in a_ two-mile section. Once the car is checked as speeding, the observer contacts the cruiser at the end of the marked section of highway and the driver is stopped. Drivers are given full warning that they are being watched from above. The system of speed enforce- ment has been used extensively in the U.S. to reduce accidents, Its authority has been well tried in court. It will soon be used across the province, and perhaps on a year-round basis. Both police and magistrates consider speed- ing control by air foolproof. Kedron District Suiiers Severe Injuries KEDRON (TC) --Mrs. K. P. Lynde, Harmony Rd. N., is pro- gressing favorably in Toronto General Hospital. She sustain- ed severe injuries to her face and head last Saturday when she fell from an auto. She underwent surgery Thursday to set her jaw which was broken in several places. Her nose was broken and one ear was badly torn. The family was travelling north, enroute home, when the accident occurred. The four Lynde children were with their parents. Mr. Lynde rushed his wife to the Oshawa General Hospital. She was later trans- Woman The Manse Committee reports that Oshawa Presbytery have| approved the proposed new| manse to be built on Conlin Road East, immediately east | of the Church property. John K. Glover and Orval Higgs have accepted appoint- ments to the Board of Stew- ards, bringing the strength of the board to 11 members. Rev. Winnifred Bridges ad- ministered the Sacrament of Baptism to Brenda Lee, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. J, Gib- son, and Marylynn Evelyn and Michael Wayne, children of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. McDiarmid EXCELLENT DISPLAY AT WHITBY FALL FLOWER SHOW THE ANNUAL FALL Flower Show, held Thurs- day by the Whitby Garden Club in the rotunda of the Whitby Community Arena, attracted a fne display of many varieties of flow- ers and floral arrange- ments. In the upper picture THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pitday, September 2, 1966 § Mrs. E. W. Dilling, Dun- das St. E.: Mrs. J. M. | large Dahlias. --Oshawa Times Photos PULL FREIGHTER OFF SARNIA (CP)--Two Detroit- based tugs of Great Lakes Tow- ing Co, pulled the 580 - foot freighter Henry Steinbrenner off a bank of the St. Clair River early Thursday. The coal- burner, owned by Kinsman Ma- rine and Transit Co. of Cleve- land, went aground Wednesday morning during a heavy fog. LONDON @ ONTARIO CANADA Crawforth, Anderson St. and Mrs. R. G. VanHorne, Walnut St. admires some of the floral arrangements. In the lower picture Mrs. Hugh Pryce - Jones, president of the club, admires one of the during the regular Sunday Ser- vice at Kedron United Church, ferred to Toronto. $12,000 DAMAGE Firefighters Battle Residence Fire AJAX (Staff) --Ajax firefight-, ers arrived at the home of the Don Lawrence family, 32] Queen St., Thursday to -- find the upstairs bedrooms and roof ablaze. Ajax Fire Chief C. Harris said the cause of the fire was unknown and estimated the da- mage at approximately $11,- 000 to $12,000. Neither Mr. or Mrs. Lawrence for their six children were at home when the fire started. Chief Harris said damage was confined largely to the upstairs of the home but extensive wa- ter damage occurred in the downstairs of the two storey frame house. Chief Harris said Mr. Law- rence was in the process of putting the finishing touches on redecorating his home at a cost of about $1,500. Fourteen firefighters, includ- ing 10 volunteers turned out with both Ajax fire trucks. Ajax firefighters took an hour to quell the blaze which spread through the roof. Area Breeders Show Champions Three Oshawa district breed- ers won high honors in the sheep classes at the Canadian Na- tional Exhibition. The grand champion Hamp- shire Down was shown by Harold Jebsgn of Beaverton. Lloyd Ayre, Hampton, showed the grand champion Hampshire Down Ewe. In the Oxford class R. H. Dow ef Bowmanville showed the re- serve champion ewe. The grand champion in the Ayrshire section of the livestock show was shown by W. G. Reid, of Ashburn. This entry also re- ceived a garland of roses for being tops in the inter-breed under class. At Ajax Nurses Irate TORONTO (CP)--Health Min- ister Matthew Dymond at the Ontario Hospital here will be nearly up to full strength by | Dr. Dymond said the hospital | Insurance will cover th fr. Lawrence had the for | and the neighbourhood and Mr. and| sden. Sept. 12. $5) lias Vacancies Tor 20-nurses---oi a total staff of 130. Hospital au- The family was billeted in|tions, he said. | He said despite the fact 10 Mrs. Lawrence spent the night|registered nurses and 20 non- rotational shift, he said he has at the home of Mrs. R. E. Ram-|registered nurses have resigned|asked for a thorough investiga- from the staff since May 31 this is not an unusual turnover Aug. 28. Dymond Denies rate during summer months, He denied that the resigna- tions were due to dissatisfaction | over a new rotational system for scheduling nurses' shifts. | said| Nurses at a protest meeting Thursday that the nursing staff earlier said the rotation system making all nurses work three shifts has hurt the morale of} both staff and patients. | "As we do in the case of all| persons who resion, each of the| nurses were interviewed and not sight to update his policy re-|thorities have applications from|one gave the rotational system cently to cover the renovations, |nurses to fill 15 of these posi-|@S her reason for leaving," Dr.) |Dymond said. TOWN OF WHITBY HOLIDAY GARBAGE COLLECTION THERE WILL BE NO GARBAGE COLLECTION on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th Garbage normally collected on that day will be picked up on Tuesday, September 6th. JOHN-R. FROST Clerk Administrator Because of criticism of the ,'tion of the complaints. Port Perry 'Team Ousted! PORT HOPE -- An East Peterborough minor softball league team Wednesday defeat- WHITBY UG ed Port Perry 12-6 in a sudden death Bantam "B" game at} West Beach. | Errors by the losers were a} big factor in the game. | Bob Flemming, the winning} pitcher, struck out 10 batters, | gave up nine hits and three) walks. | ANAVISION BROCK Evening Programs Start at 7 & 9 Saturday Matinee at 1:30 1S THIS THE GIRL NEXT DOOR? -M presents A MARTIN MELCHER: EVERETT FREEMAN PRODUCTION METROCOLOR Doug Hughes struck out nine,| issued one walk and allowed nine hits for Port Perry. Flemming was issued six in- tentional walks each time at bat. Teammate Steve Metcalf had a triple, a double and a single. Paul Radford had a| double and two singles. Len| Newall had three singles while Bob Wilford welked once. Port Perry hits were by Doug | Hughes, with a triple and two! singles, Reg Foster had a two-| base hit, Steve Carnegie, Neil| |Clark, Don Harper and Gord | Williamson each had a single. | A. E. JOHNSON, 0.D. OPTOMETRIST 14% King St. East | 723-2721 How Much Horsepower Do You Need ? You need enough to give you of sefety. That's power at low to mediu a reserve im speeds for passing, accelerating out of danger- ous situations and climbing hills, This reserve is substantially above the power required for normal driving. Contrary to general belief, and many so-called safety authorities, you need very little of it for high speed Only a minor portion of the rated horsepower is used for actual driving. Of 200 rated horsepow: er, for instance, as little as 35 is normally used to propel the car. uM MANAGEME NT TRAINEE REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY FOR LARGE RETAIL LUMBER COMPANY IN THE WHITBY -- OSHAWA AREA. Duties to be yard an doffice advancement to management work to stort, with opportunity Applicant must hove minimum grade 12 education. 18 to 30 years old. Soles experience essential but not necessary. If interested in a career opportunity, please reply in own hand writing, stating qualifications, salary expected to BOX 35991, OSHAWA TIMES, WHITBY, ONT. of an engine are taken from the amount of power developed by an engine when it is revolving at maximum speed. Reductions of speed result in less horsepower being developed. There is an average drop of 50 horsepower from maximum when a car is driven at normal speeds of 60 mph. Atmospheric conditions may reduce horsepower 5 percent. Power steering, air 9, t and rear oxel friction another 10 percent. The power ded to operate the g tor, fan and fuel pump and the heat loss from the plugs, exhaust and drag from the muffler and air cleaner collectively total around 20 percent. Underinflated tires and faulty high sources of power loss. wheel alignment are rated as This leaves a reserve of about 60 horsepower from @ rated maximum of 200 for your safety reserve. NORTHSIDE GHRYSLER (WHITBY) 918 BROCK STN 7o BE ON. 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