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MAYOR DESMOND New- = vight and Gordon Richards, centre, chairman of the Whitby Industrial Commission, are seen chat- ting with Jonas Jorgenson, a member of the group of Swedish industrialists who were gueaw oi ims oo 3- sion at a civic dinner day night at Whitby Curling Club. Attending the dinner WHITBY DAY - BY - DAY Radar Traps Drivers In The Rural Areas During the week ending Nov. 19 officers of the Whitby OPP Detachment investigated 19 motor vehicle accidents, Two rsons were injured and three rivers were charged. While patrolling 13,200 miles of road they checked 140 drivers, Of the drivers checked, 38 were warned and 98 charged. A large number of last week's traffic charges were the result of the use of radar in rural communities. It would appear from the number. of drivers who are disregarding speed limits that more fre- quent use of radar in these areas is indicated. There were four break, enter and thefts, One theft and mali- cious damage complaint was investigated. Officers on pre- ventive patrol between 12 mid- night and 8 a.m, found four in- secure business premises which were immediately reported to the proprietors, One impaired driver was arrested and two persons charged with liquor offences. There were 47 other miscellaneous complaints re- rted including prowlers, loose cattle on the roadway and one complaint of a rabid raccoon. The detachment emphasized there is a wrong and a right method to enter a freeway. The proper method is to keep to the right and increase your speed in the acceleration lane to allow your car to merge with the flow of traffic. When the way. is clear, signal your intention and move into the driving lane. Drivers already on the Freeway have an equal responsibility to see that traffic merges smoothly. just your speed and make allowance for those entering the freeway. Merging smooth- ly and safely with fast moving traffic on the freeway requires good timing and judgment. Orchard Park Area Work Planned Whitby Town Council plan to do $2,405 worth of work in the Orchard Park Subdivision, The project involves restoring the pa of the street, regrading ways, and raising man- Hospital Auxiliary At the Frencane ge rac Ba Whitby General '0- men's Auxiliary, held at the home of Mrs. J. 0. Ruddy, plans were discussed for pro- WHITBY PERSONALS Hostesses for St. John the Evangelist CWL travel- ing bridge and euchre for November are: Euchre; Mrs. J. Smyth, Mrs. J. Nadelin, Mrs. Betty Steffler, Mrs. M. Ken- nelly, Mrs, A, Vallee and Mrs. Dorothy Ansty. Bridge; Mrs. W. Sorichetti, Mrs, P. Davie, Mrs. A. Harbottle, Mrs. P. Heitzer, Mrs. R. C. Nettlie, Mrs. R. Mackey, Mrs. W. Gray, Mrs. D. Johnston, Mrs, T, Hughes, Mrs, M, Arnold, Mrs. R. Teel and Mra. J. Goodwin, Loyd, son of Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Mutchinson, is celebrat- ing his third birthday today. To celebrate the occasion the fam- ily will. be spending the week- end with Mrs, Hutchinson's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Orval Hunter, in Peterborough. A dinner guest at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Allan McLean was their nephew, Dwight Mc- Lean, Toronto, Bonnie, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Robert Jackson, is cele- bra' her fourth birthday to- day. Her cousins and nieces and birthday cake. Gary, ll-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ravery, is in the Oshawa General Hospital where he underwent surgery. Miss Dorothy Nay, Toronto, and Miss Mary Doidge, Barrie, were weekend guests at the home of Rev. and Mrs. William Patterson. Saturday afternoon the house guests were present at the Gardenview United Church Women bazaar, tea and showing of paintings by Mrs. Patterson. q On the occasion of Mrs. Ger- ald Johnston's birthday, cele- brated last Saturday, Mr.) Johnston arranged a surprise | party at their home, 705 Dunlop Street West. Present were: Mr and Mrs. Olive Putnam, An- gus; Mr, and Mrs. Ray Percy, New Lowell; Mr. and Mrs. | Harry Percy, Mrs. M. Johnson, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, Robert! Johnston Ajax; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnston, Windsor; Robert Percy, Collingwood; Mr. and Mrs. James Broughton, Mr, and Mrs. Ron Percy, Mr and Mrs. Lioyd Percy, Terry. | Ricky and Barbara Percy and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Morrison, Mrs. Pansy Johnston and her daughter Nancy, Whit- by and Mr. and Mrs, Norman 'were invited to share her party | | A further $1,300 worth of work, such as constructing and paving driveways into the. resi- dences, building concrete steps and -- walls along the driveways will be done by Or- chard Park Subdividers at a cost of $1,300, Discusses Projects jects to be presented at the gen- eral meeting of Nov. 28, held at Kathleen Rowe school at 8 p.m. Gordon T. Richards, vice- a were members of the Whit- by Council, industrial com- ion and a number of utives of Whitby indus- " Oshawa Times Photo Showers Honor Gloria Powell WHITBY (Staff) -- Prior to her wedding to William Mathew Pleshe, held in Whitby St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church last Saturday, the former Gloria Jean Powell was honored at several show- ers and teas. Mrs. Donald Powell, 1385 Park Road South, Oshawa, entertained at a miscellaneous shower. She was assisted by Mrs. Sterling Cougle and Mrs. John Hales. Approximately 30 friends and relatives presented Gloria with lovely gifts. Miss Marie Slack and Mrs, William Mitchell were co-host- esses at a miscellaneous show- er when co-workers from Automotive Trim and friends | showered Gloria with numerous useful gifts, The sister of the bride, Mrs. Sterling Cougle, entertained at a tea in her honor, Co-workers of Automotive /Trim made a presentation of an electric floor polisher, and Whitby Shrinking Violets Tops Club presented Gloria with a hostess tray. Mr. Pleshe received a_ gift of money from his co-workers of Canteen of Canada, Wind- sor, at a stag held in his honor, Following the wedding re- hearsal the wedding party was entertained at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Kelvin Powell, 837 Dundas Street East. president of Whitby General Hospital will be guest speaker and will outline plans of the building and the lay-out of the General Hospital, It is hoped for a record attendance. BROCK WHITBY Program Now Playing -- One Complete Each Evening at 7:30 M-G:M presents A CARLO PONT! 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Go Richards, commission chairman, presided aud wel- comed the guests of honor and a large group of Whitby civic dignitaries and industrialists, During the evening each of the Swedish guests was presented with a tie clip bearing his in- itials and the town crest, Mayor Desmond Newman ex- pressed the pleasure of the town that the delegation had made Whitby one of {ts stops during its tour of Canada, He said it was an historic and memorable day for Whitby. Jonas Nordenson, president of the General Export Associa- tion of Sweden, the for the delegation, theme "Labor and gement in Sweden; Sweden in the World Economy; Private Enterprise in a Welfare State; Basic Facts on Sweden." Other members: of the delega- tion were Bruno Sjoberg, Bengt Farmstrom, Lars Strom and Goran Ryding. They are part of a 20-man group which is spending two weeks in Canada, NOT ICE! 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TO WIT: By virtue of warrant issued by the Reeve of the Township of Whitby under his hand and the seal of the said corporation bearing date the 29th day of August sale of lands in arrears to taxes in the Township of Whitby will be held at THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS in the Township Hall, Brooklin, at the hour of two o'clock in the after- noon on the 15th day of December 1966 unless the taxes and costs are sooner paid, Notice is hereby given that the list of lands for sale for arrears of taxes was published in The Ontario Gazette on the 3rd, day of September 1966, and that copies of the said list may be had at my office. 7 office, this 12th, day of September A. ©. Craigie, Treasurer, Township of 3 Box 160, Brooklin, Ont. ASSESSOR COUNTY OF ONTARIO Applications will be received by the undersigned for the position of assessor for the County of On- tario, Applicants should apply in writing wi | age, education, experience and qualifications. Proba- hee Assessors, over twenty-one years of age, with. Grade 12 High 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 and according to the provisions of salary schedule, WM, G. MANNING Clerk-Treasurer Cou of Ontario 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontarie WHITBY MEAT MARKET RED & BLUE BRAND BEEF -- AT -- BLADE Steaks 55: RIB STEAKS 63% CHOICE NEW ZEALAND LAMB LEGS «59° tnors oe SHOULDERS OF LAMB us, 39° Bonita Sh... TEE) ORE 218 See 296 MAMRPRS 8. 1,05 | savercnaur Shou! Nomemeds SAUSAGES ™ 05¢ Ave. 4 te 5 ibe, RUMP ROAST 69: Ib OPEN MONDAYS WHITBY MEAT MARKET We specialize in HOME FREEZER ORDERS -- Cutting and Wropping . . . Ask About Our Prices WHITBY PLAZA -- Whitby Phone 668-6941 @ All Meats Government Inspected @ Schneiders' Pickled. 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