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Rail Crossing Delays am Probed By Council WHITBY (Staff) -- The assis- tant superintendent of Canadian | in National Railways station at Oshawa, D. C. Roberts, was in the "hot seat" at Whitby Town Council's meeting Monday to answer complaints about traffic being held up at the Dunlop Drive crossing, Whitby. WHITBY DAY.-BY -DAY Third School Trustee Tenders Resignation WHITBY (Staff) -- All three| A motion on this was carried. men who represented Whitby Mr, Ing declined to comment Gouncil on the Whitby Districtito The Oshawa Times on his High School Board at the be-| resignation. "I have given my ginning of the year have re- reason to the mayor and I have signed. The last resignation,|no other comment to make," that of Fred Ing, came before/he said. the council Monday. His resignation follows that of Mr. Ing said in his letter that) George Boychyn in' ghee ap ar go -- BS \ -- bat was resigning because "circ MS, ne'pad'an interest land an leave me no alter- which the board was acquiring lige argo Syn og Maccari| adhe felt it would be im eine wore ene ad ie og sd hts aooye i Mr,|proper for him to remain a Soe Soe down aaa. tains por ha fag 8 pee Be ae ky Fogel ders il flashing, holding up vehicles. Ing Feo the District High School |S The circumstances of '6 complaint was made to the Hid yg oe" shy En eT pel tee. other two resignations. oe oe ae 6 missed." Mr. Rycroft said he resigned months previously and some "Mayor, Desmond Newman) 'or the resets gtd ghageed action was taken but the prob- suggested that council invite|ter -- he did not expect to have Jem continued, he said, Mr. Ing to its next meeting of|time in which to fulfil his re- the nammitioa az a whole. and| sponsibility properly. aN yh DeEAY wind - that his letter be tabled until) Dr. Kenneth Hobbs repiaced -- ae 4a, om = > ihe Sermnen: Se ie: Nene very unfortunate mechanical failure of a diesel engine." | . . | Two Firms Seek Cable TV Franchise ho CNHs enc facies at Whitby were very limited, he prone mare. pening ef said, but it was building a 'yard fight over who was going to get ines uc daly and @. aatt- council permission for cable a ireak toms there 0 fat ie por preety . Pre a. a jeast of Dunlop Drive, so that cil. ee rT 4 ; 'ti | Whitby traffic could be picked Mayor Newman replied he the deputy reeve's position |up_or set off at Oshawa. That "Somewhere along the we have got to do commented Mayor uae hyper no ay you nothing practi possible until next July." " the by WHITBY -- AJAX Mr. Roberts said perhaps trouble could be corrected policing the crossing.. Just Arrived... FALL MADE- Re « CLOTHES FRO. House of Hobberlin Tip Top Tailors mete ffeoes Ri, Ei MEN'S. SHOP PHONE 668-2091 129 Brock St, S,, Whitby GUTSTANDING For the Man of Good Judgment "Canada best shoe makers" | ie smatt wear said he could not accept an explanation that the delay was the fault of the people manning the trains. "There have been two fatali- ties on Dunlop Drive and one on Watson Street, I would have thought that would make the railway more sensitive to the problem in this area," The hold-ups were due to bad timing, and were the fault of the railways for not giving their crews instruction, he continued. "Please do not wait until you get this yard started before you give us a solution," Mr. Roberts said the timing of the switching was dictated by the industries concerned, not by the railway. ACTION NEEDED In answer to a question by Councillor Hugh O'Connell, he said that if details of the date and time of a hold-up and the number of the engine concerned were given, CNR would deter- mine which crew member were responsible. would avoid all the congestion Whitby, The only thing he could per- haps do to help during the next six to eight months was to take stronger di ry 'action with the crews, he said. "We appreciate Whitby has been very lenient to us in regard to the crossings and we have been very lenient with our crews, It appears we must do something about this." ; Mayor Newman said the council's worry was the temp- tation to motorists to go around the gates at the crossing and get caught on the tracks, Mr, Roberts said it would be suicide to shorten the crossing protection circuits, FAULT OF CREWS Councillor Tommy Edwards School Parking Poses Problem WHITBY (Staff) -- Hazards, Applications from two com- panies who want to bring cable TV to the town will be con- sidered by the council meeting as a committee of the whole next Monday. The letters from the firms, Mayor Harry M. Smith ELECTED" BY acclama- looks on, The three were tion, at the 'Monday night from incumbent John Hall, Great Eastern Cable Company Limited and Automatic Cable Transmission Company, were before the council yesterday. Great Eastern Cable Com- pany said that Richard Mat- thews, vice-president of Andrew was unsure how the letter was disposed of and would have to check. He did not think it came before council. : Councillor Tommy Edwards said: "Do we want a dog-fight? -- Yes. In Oshawa they stipu- nomination meeting, at the Ajax Municpal building, Deputy Reevis Mrs, Mary Reid is comgratulated by Reeve Henty Polak as the Ajax Du Pont Manager, who was recently transfer- red to Montreal. unopposed for the positions, Mayor Smith will start his third term while Reeve Polak begins his second as reeve, Mrs. Reid will take --Oshawa Times Photo | se mars ne ll QSHAWA, TIMES | 14 Contractors Wier Posue"schoot" Boars, | Advise Council WHITBY (Staff) said the superintendent, How- Whitby Town Council. --Fourteen | ard Hempstead, in a letter to Most of the cars belonged to! PICTURE RE-PRINTS Available At HARTT late the areas they serve. Let's get the widest possible scope and a rate a little more gener- ous than $5 a month as in Osh- awa," | Deputy Reeve Attersley pointed out that the cable TV company in Oshawa had a con- school staff, as there was jn- sufficient room for a schoo Antenna Ltd., Whitby, was a director and it would anticipate the use of. Whitby-manufactured products in providing the serv- i contractors recently discussed with Whitby Town Council the question of the council's enter- parking lot, he said, The board ing into contractual relations| s.peq if the school staff could Ms avale 0 ve District use the parking lot at the rear wlding 'Traces Counc'. of the old County Building. Mayer Detmead Nowmas sh- The same problem existed at Three Ajax Officials Given Acclam ations jplained that bylaws from Osh-| ci omne Street Senior Public AJAX (Stall?) -- A small turn-,seryed a term on council three, ed to qualify before the end Of/had been presented to the coun- { | years ago; Joha A. Stockton, 71 the evening. lcil by Building Trades Council | had asked St. Mark's United ! Chureh if the staff. could use the Emperor Street, foreman;| Also nominated for the board | representatives. e George Borlase, 26, Thorncroft All the contractors are being | Church parking lot. given copies of the bylaws and| The letter has 'been referred were former Councillor W. B. Crescent, maintenance mechan-| Robertson and former trustee ic: Bruce O'Brien, 67 Admiral|Vic Ames. Both newcomers/a questionnaire will be circu-|to Councillor Vernon MacCarl, Road, Sales Representative. failed to qualify before the close |jated to obtain a consensus as|Chairman of Community Serv- Seven Ajax ratepayers were|0f the meeting. lto the passing of a similar by-jices, and to the town engineer nominated for a position on the WypRO COMMISSION \law for Whitby. and chief constable. Four persons were nominated | ~~ Re Public School Board. petked eau > es Incumbents David Lewis,/to run'for the two seats on the} ____ ey presents A CARLO PONT! PRODUCTION staring NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE 251 King St. £., Oshawa 8 x 10 -- 1.50 each 5x7 -- 1.25 each 20% Discount on Orders of 3 er More Pictures COLLINS SHOES 119 Brock St, &., Whitby 668-3476 mood eee er Now Playing -- One Complete Program Each Evening et 7:30 ce. | The other firm said it had written to Mayor Desmond Newman in April. It expected to receive an authority soon|tract drawn up with the Bell from the Department of Trans-| Telephone Co, five or six years port to establish and operate a| ago and ran on a Bell tele- commercial TV receiving sta-|phone (ine. {oat at ee aed peepee tion for Whitby. | Countil decided to consider|* ° ee mettre at the AJAX Deputy Reeve Robert Atters-|the applications in committee |°P" ination haseline Monday ley said it seemed the two com-'next Monday. night, when . the town's three Swimming Pool Grant Increased eee oe eee | tion, | M Haary M. Smith was The grant to Whitby's, com-)to the pool which cost us about DB he sd te for his third munity pool sn ssmcaten BROCK WHITBY swimming raised from $1,000 to $1,100 by) town council Monday when it passed a resolution moved by} Councillor Tommy Edwards. - | "This year we were forced te do some substantial repairs! Traffic Study Program Initiated The first steps towards start-) ing a Traffic Study Program) in Whitby were taken by town) council Monday, when it agreed to receive a report of a meet- ing of the Special Committee on Traffic Study last week. Tue department a hawt was Z| was|$1,100," he said, adding thatiterm when 110 one was nom- they also had to provide can-| vas shields around the pool. | It was a very successful and busy year, he told his col- leagues. will pay up to 75 per cent of the actual cost but will not sub- sidize land use or bus service studies, etc. Deputy Reeve Robert Atters- ley moved that the council find out whether the Central On-jierm shortly after they were Planning Board/nominated. tario Joint inated to opgose him. Reeve Hend-y Polak will begin his second 'two-year term for he town 'athile the Deputy Reeve"s chair was claimed by Mrs. Mary Reid. The chair was vacated by ,Deputy Reeve John Hall. EIGHT TO RUN The six Cd uncil seats will be contested by. eight people, three of. them .indumbents, Veterans Owen Ashley, Ed- ward Wetherall and Clark Mason quallified for another Council's new parking clency the. librarian and assistant li- brarian had been dealt Bruce Gowdy, Howard Philp, Donald Kemp and Mrs, Mar- garet Devolin were all nom- inated and only Mr, Kemp fail- Meter Attendant Proves Efficiency WHITBY (Staff) -- Whitby meter attendant, Harold Wickett, has once again proved his effi- Ajax Hydro Commission, The four included incumbents Ed- mund Steer and Harry. 0. Mc- Cosh. Newcomers to the contest were R, D. Thompson and David C. Green. Mr. Thompson is a former cguncillor; while Mr. Green has unsuccessfully contested a commission seat for Ithe past three elections, Mr. Green said he would run for the commission because present hydro commission meetings are held "in camera". He claimed that the commis- sion's books needed to be Council heard Monday that checked, with PRIZES INCLUDING... @ THE NEW CAMARO Ontario Motor Sales Ltd, PRRLALA APA ttraction in Color -- "WEEKEND AT DUNKIRK" sin N f Drome -- end Glory the|would be considered proper) New coroers in the Dec. 3 ieee We tes to do the trafficjelections will be: Robert Shel- if so whether thejley, 73 Hillis Road, executive; meetin e report recommend: formation of a technical com-| consultants summarily by him, and were now requesting free parking @ TWO SEVEN DAY VACATIONS VIA CANADIAN PACIFIC A Complete | reference, the engagement of a traffic consultant, and the ob-| taining of a cost estimate sles mittee to draw up terms "r\grant and him. The department of highways' grant would be the same as if the department of highways) employed a public traffic con- sultant. 'WHITBY PERSONALS St. Mark's United Church| Women, Unit 4, meets today at) the home of Miss Winnifred| Boys, 202 Athol Street. The pro-| gram is in charge of Mrs. Fred Ollen-Bittle, Mrs. Morris Woot- ten and Mrs, Earl Fairman. | Mrs, Anthony Reimer, 120; Euclid Street, is a patient at) the Oshawa General Hospital. | A special evening is being held for Royal Canadian Legion) Ladies' Auxiliary members) Nov, 23, when Frank and mem-/ bers of his staff of Fair Lady will demonstrate hair styling, wigs and hair pieces. The social convener, Mrs. Dorothy Ormis-} ton, has arranged the evening. Mrs. William Simpson will in- troduce the hair stylists, Mrs. Kathleen Brough, Mr. and Mrs. George Twaites, Mr. and Mrs. William Davis, and Alex Brough attended the fu- | A, B. Conrad, Mrs. R. E. Smith regular meeting. Plans will be! discussed for the Christmas) December meeting. All Saints' Anglican Church) Afternoon Guild is holding its) "Old Tyme" bazaar and tea,| Nov. 23, from 2 to 5 p.m. in) the parish hall. Mrs, Ralph} Adye, wife of a former rector) of All Saints', will open the) event, Guests will be welcomed) by the president, Mrs. Donna Martin and Honorary President) Mrs, Stanley Armstrong. A for-) mer guild president, Mrs. F. A.| Cuddy, will be at the door to receive admission. The Christ- mas stockings draw is in charge of Mrs. Margaret Dews- bury and Mrs, M. Carrol. In charge of decorations are Mrs. and committee. | Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson} and children, Kim, Melody and Darrin, spent the weekend in This motion was passed. : Dominique Brunelle, 5 Durham Street, fac:tory worker who ---------- * s | Ajax Firm | Exp.anding AJAX (Staff) -- Ajax Mag-| nethermic. Canada Ltd.,, Slough} Road, is tnow carrying out an) expansion." program expected to cost about $150,000. The comapany, which makes induction heating and melting equipmer#:, is more than doub- ling the aiize of its factory and Office space, and adding ma- chinery. 'The work should be complete; by the end of the year. | Company President, I. G.| Slater, said: "The expansion means we: will be doing a larger proportiiyn of our own work. We haves been sub-contracting part of it." But hq: said the firm would be employing only "a few more" 'people. It has 40 to 45 employees at present. The company came to Ajax six yeatts ago. Based on the 1964 lewel its output has been rising t@0 per cent yearly since space, | The request was referred to the appropriate committee tor | investigation and a report back'! to council. SERVICE} RRS: Heating | mage © Plumbi Henry Street Bridge] e erg To Cost $250,000 rt ® Bathrooms WHITBY (Staff) --The de-| COMPLETE sign of the proposed Henry Street bridge, Whitby, is now PH. 668-2991 under way. The total estimated) cost will be $250,000, of which| the Town of Whitby's share will (a ipi BES? EN, BRGHUG: be $21,200. The remainder of the cost will} be borne by the Board of Trans-} - port Commissiontrs, the CNR, if and the Department of High-| i ways, , Ontario, ( | WHITBY AIRLINES TO HONOLULU OPPPPIISIPS @ FOUR WINTER VACATIONS FOR TWO TO THE BAY MOTOR INN AND SKI VILLAGE OWEN SOUND AAR @ Electrohome Portable TELEVISION SET Parkway Television nant @ $1,540.00 in Merchandise Vouchers Live royally... start your ASSESSOR COUNTY OF ONTARIO Applications will be received by the undersigned ~ the position of assessor for the County of On- ario. \ Applicants should apply in writing stati " pr experience and quiltictete. Pre iona ssessors, over twenty-one ts of age, with Grade 12 Fligh School education or better, will be considered. Salary Schedule, Pension, Hos- pital, Medical, and Group Insurance Plar. are in effect as well as other fringe benefits. Starting salary commensurate with experience and qualifications ang according to the provisions of salary schedule, WM. G. MANNING 605 Rossland Rood Eest, - Whitby, Ontario _ seensesatinaete 'big adventure' savings now then, It hopes to make another neral of the late Alex Brough) wr. and Mrs. Begbie. 100 per: cent increase in 1967. | at Lions Head. | Most of its contracte are for ; |. Members of Whitby Women's/Canada. but it has some lines | Mrs. William Hicks is open-| Institute are meeting Nov. 23 at/of equipment with an inter-| ing her home this evening to| the home of Mrs, Kathleen Mc-jnationi}\_ reputation, said Mr.| the Almonds United Church/Kelvie, 112 Colborne Street! Slater. | It has a large contract Women Evening Group for its| East, for its monthly meeting. |from A ustralia at present. | Picton Log * her, parents, n TALKS GARS | Cc What Model Of New Car Should You Buy ? J = ABR - } ? | A standard size, intermediate or com- poct? A six or eight cylinder? A four- door sedan, two-door hardtop or station ? How many optional extras? 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