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iN to - e e oY S. s nm e- @ I in d 5 ly it se y id ve WHITBY DAY - BY - DAY Whitby OPP Detachment Records Fifth Fatality WHITBY (Staff) -- The Whit- by Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police recorded its fifth fatality of 1967 in an otherwise quiet week. Officers patrolled a total of 17,000 miles and checked 139 drivers. Of these 51 were warned and 72 charged. There were only 13 accidents, including the fatal- ity, during the week. One acci- dent charge was laid. Domestic complaints of var-) ious types made up the major part of 37 general occurrences recorded. There were two break and enter and one malicious damage cases reported, One stolen car was recovered after being Involved in a hit-and-run accident but the driver aas not apprehended. Six persons were charged with liquor offences; \three of them were minors. The coming Easter weekend will be a three-day holiday for some and a four-day holiday for others. Drivers are urged by the OPP. to drive carefully to for everyone, | | All available personnel of the Whitby OPP detachment, and other detachments, throughout the province, will be on duty in an attempt to reduce violations and accidents. United Church Women Plan Bridge A poem "Joys of Easter", opened the meeting of the St. Mark's United Church Women, Unit 9, at the home of Mrs. Eileen Clarke. Mrs. J. Goodlet gave the scripture reading followed by a served, Mrs. Keith Lunney will assist the hostess. The general meeting will be held April 4 with P. Walcott, director of shelter workshop training centre, as the speaker. Miss Ila Newton, deaconess, will address the group on her film strip on Gethsemane. An- other film' of cliff dwellers was shown and a discussion period held. It was reported that eight | hospital and three home visits to sick and shut-ins were made. A Bridge Evening will be held March 30, at the home of Mrs. H. Van Deuren, Bowman|Ladies College with Mrs. Stan-/| Avenue. Bridge will be played at 10 tables. Prizes will be awarded and lunch will be work, A combined guild meeting will be held at All Saints' Angli- lean Church, April 6, for United and Anglican Church Women. Dr. McClure's film on_ his work in India will be shown April 19 at 8 p.m. | The next Unit 9 meeting will |be April 17 at the Ontario ley Osborne as hostess. Tea hostesses were Mrs. E. Clarke and Mrs. J. Goodlet. Guide And Brownie Rally Planned Commissioner Mrs. Harvey Whale, at the Whitby District Girl Guide Association meet- ing, thanked those who assisted in making the card party a success. A good response was report- ed regarding the old. style uni- forms sent to the Yukon. Mrs. Tom Brandon, uniform conven- er, would welcome calls from those who have new style Guide and Brownie uniforms to sell. She can assist in locating need- ed uniforms. Girls can now join Brownies at the age of seven. Mrs. Bark- well is the registrar and can be contacted at 668-5408. If you have a daughter wishing to 'join Brownies it is recommend- ed you register early. A report from the Brownie badge secretary was read and discussed. Representatives present voiced willingness to help with testing. The opinion was that it is necessary to involve as many testers as possible both to ac- quaint people with the require- ments and to let Brownies meet more people. A Guide and Brownie Rally is being planned for May 27 at Greenwood Conservation Park, and a Church parade for Oct. 1. Sacrament Celebrated At St. Mark's The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was celebrated at St. Mark's United Church Sunday morning. The communion me- ditation was entitled 'The Light and The darkness" and the choir sang the anthem 'The Palms". Easter weekend services at 8t. Mark's will include the Good Friday Service, Easter Morning Communion, Easter Praise at the usual hour of worship. In the afternoon an Easter Family gathering will be held when the junior and intermediate' choirs will sing. Preparations are under way for the annual collection of good used clothing to be shipped over- seas to aid in the church's re- lief program. Bundles of good used clothing may be left at the church hall. WHITBY PERSONALS The "Irish Night' was well attended at St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Sunday School Hall. St. Andrew's Women's Group 3 sponsored the event. Rev. W. J. S. McClure acted as master of ceremonies and introduced the participants. The program started with a hilarious. play entitled "Mrs O'Leary's Cow'. Taking part were: Miss Susan Wainwright, Mrs. David. Kernohan, Mrs. Donald Butts, Mrs. Lloyd Dafoe, Mrs. George Martin, Mrs. A. K. Craig, Mrs. David McRobert, Mrs. Ernest Collin- son, Miss Marguerite Ross and Mrs. William Avent. The Melody- Chords directed by Mrs. Laverne Rousseau ren- dered several selections. Mrs. Connelly's pupils gave Irish dances. Other forms of enter- tainment were violin solos, piano duets and community singing. A St. Patrick's lunch- eon was served. The Sinclair Home = and School Association held a suc- cessful night of cards in charge of Mrs. Archie Campbell and her committee. Winners were: William Woodward, Winnie Branton, Stella Horvath, Max- ine Brooks, Mrs. Thomas . Greer, Arthur Woodell, Marion William Haynes, Elsie Gatchell, Dan Batherson, Mrs. C. Mac- Donald, Mrs. H. Sonley, Kay Edwards, Mrs. T. Kelly, Linda Ambrose, Roy TIlott, Muriel Marks, Anne Batherson, Mrs. Judy Haynes and Wes Bryant. The lunch tables were nicely decorated with St. Patrick's motifs. Mr. and Mrs. H, J. Swan and daughters, Cindy and Kathy, 402 Walnut Street, Whitby, and Noble Swan, Little Britain, have returned from a three - week Southern vacation spent in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. They also motored to several other places of interest. Greenwood, Betty Brown, The following women assist- ed at the card night sponsored by 5th Whitby Cubs and Scouts Mothers' Auxiliary: Mrs. Vin- cent Mallon, Mrs. Thomas Spel- len, Mrs. R. Gagnon, Mrs. Bibeau, Mrs. William Lavalley, Mrs, Phil Burtinsky, Mrs. Louis Bedard, Mrs. Pat Lynch, Mrs. H. DeHaas, Mrs. J. Ottenbrite, \Mrs. J. Cronin, Mrs. A. Go- jverde, Mrs. J. Sillius, and Mrs. H. Forbes. Luncheon guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Con- nell, 329 Rosedale Drive, were: Mrs. Connell's mother, Mrs. J. W. Murray, Mrs. C. W. Stan- yon and Hugh Hopkins, Toronto. Mrs. Mac Therault has re- turned from a five-week visit with her daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Witherell, of Boynton Beach, Florida. Mrs. H. Therault was also their guest for three weeks. The Mitchell - Waite Travel Service, Oshawa, visited. resi- dents of Fairview Lodge and gave them an armchair trip to Spain, England and Paris which was much enjoyed. The House of Windsor Chap- ter, IODE, is sponsoring a Bridge Evening tonight at Earl A. Fairman School. In charge are: Mrs. B. Hamre, Mrs. Vic- tor Ryland and Mrs. John Wall. Bridge will be played at 40 tables. Prizes will be awarded and lunch served. The Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary is holding a social this evening at the Legion Hall with the following .mem- bers in charge: Mrs. Ann Stan- lick, convener, assisted by Mrs. Marg Johnston, Mrs. Dorothy Wigston, Mrs. Nellie McLean, Mrs. Daisy Parrinder, Mrs. Alice Bradley, Mrs. Beatrice Johnston and Mrs. Flo Adams. The Whitby Women's Insti- tute is meeting this evening at the home of Mrs. Earl Ward. The program will be in charge of Mrs, Kathleen McElvie, Mrs. Alma Dewey, Mrs. Russell Saunders and Mrs. _ Nettie Fletcher. insure it is a pleasant weekend! ; traffic! | | R.|more than 15,000 voters, be en- titled to a fourth representa- schools outside the county and tive and where the municipal-\Unable to receive health serv-| & jeould bring, the new formula Scott Smith, 13, a Grade & sttudent at Colborne Senior Public School, Whitby, won the zone finals of the elem- entary school public speak- ing contest held Tuesday night at Earl A. Fairman Public School, Whitby. Ar- thur K. Meens, QC, presi- PRIVATE BILL In Voting Proc towards a more representative|votes and said the possibility voting system in county coun-jof giving each representative cil, was referred back to fur-|more votes should be looked ther consideration on the open-|into. ing day of the March session Pickering Township Deputy Tuesday. Reeve Jean McPherson said The committee on county jher township was entitled to matters tecommended théejeight votes now and suggest- county to prepare a Private Bill for|given three votes each. presentation to the Ontario Leg-| County Matters islature to provide for addi-'Chairman Gordon council. again to discuss the redistribu The committee suggested tion problem. that every municipality in the county, having between 5,000 COUNTY HEALTH and 15,000 electors, have an additional representative | a that if the municipality had|the services of over Robert Nesbit. that; Mr. Nesbit having council that the |children votes, It further suggested every municipality, asked attending ity has more than 20,000 voters ices be looked into. the fourth representative be He said a number of chil- entitled to two votes. |dren, especially in Mara Town- |ship, i ols ADDITIONAL VOTES hip, are attending schools in The proposed changes would) give Pickering Township one! additional seat with two votes on council while the Town off Whitby would get. an additional representative with one vote. | When Whitby Town and, Township amalgamate the new) municipality would have a total} of six votes. They have a com-) bined total of eight under the present system. Past Warden W, H. Gould, Reeve of Uxbridge, asked that the committee take a longer look at the proposed voting | change and suggested that the! proposed plan wouid not bring) EASTER SPECIALS EASTER CAKES Reg. 1.50 20% Discount On oll Boxes of Chocolates STOLK'S equality. Reeve Gould added that.| with the increase in popula-| HOME BAKERY tion the commuter system 141 Brock St. South WHITBY -- 668-3586 would not rectify the situation. He said Pickering Township (oe. 1% SAVINGS DEPOSIT RECEIPTS Redeemable ANY time TOWNSHIP themselves accordingly. OF WHITBY RESIDENTS TAKE NOTICE that household garbage normally collected on Good Friday, March 24th, 1967 will be collected on Thursday, March 23rd. All residents affected. are requested to govern Wm. H, Wallace, A.M.C.T. Township Clerk, Municipal! Offices, BROOKLIN, Ontario. Interest on daily balance MINIMUM DEPOSIT $5,000.00 GUARANTY TRUST FEDERALLY INCORPORATED AND SUPERVISED VA Capital and Reserve $26,000,000 Deposits in excess of $410,000,000 Gover G 89% of our mor! Rein Hermotare, Monoger \ 22 King St. E., Oshawe WN Tel, 728-1653 WHITBY STUDENT BEST PUBLIC SPEAKER solicitor be authorized|ed she and Reeve Laycox be Committee s \ Hanna tional representation on county |moved that the committee sit Some Ontario County school and|Children are unable to receive th the County 10,000 voters the repre-|Health Unit, according to Ux-| © sentative be entitled to two|>ridge Township Deputy Reeve) | county problem of union Now Only...... 1.19 | loverexpenditure of the budget. janyway," said Reeve Gould. Children's Aid Deficit Criticized By Reeve WHITBY (Staff) -- The On-| Mr. Oyler said he believed it tario County and Oshawa Chil-|was wrong for council to allow dren's Aid Society came under|the mileage from the superin- fire at Tuesday's session of the|tendent's home in Whitby to Ontario County Council due to' Beaverton. He added that em- its deficit. |ployees should not be paid to Uxbridge Reeve H. W. Gould|go to work. said the society had overspent Pickering Township Reeve its budget by $30,500 in 1966. He|Cliff Laycox said Mr, Quan- asked Council not to pass the/trill's name should not be drag- Fis hire \aGes/ Requirements "It's like telling them to go! ahead and overspend their bud-| get again because we'll pass it Council took no action on the reeve's suggestion that the defi-; cit be deducted before the bud-! THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, Merch 22, 1967 §& ged through the mud before it|tersley moved. referral to the was established the trips were|Homes for the Aged Committee unnecessary. for a report Brock Township Reeve John ~~ Boe ene Dancey said Mr. Quantrill was SOMEONE TO HIT not the superintendent until he) The Yukon and Northwest passed his examinations and he| Territories have nearly 500 traf- should get his mileage. fic accidents a year and had Whitby Deputy Reeve R. At- five deaths in 1966 WHITBY STORE | EASTER SHOPPING HOUR THURS. MARCH 23 - OPEN TILL 9 P.M, CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY: MARCH 24 SAT., MARCH 25 - OPEN TILL 6 P.M. Shop in Whitby for Best Values dent of District 4, Ontario Municipal Electric Associa- tion, is seen making the presentation of the trophy. FAMILY ee | MONUMENTS MILEAGE QUESTIONED Reach Township Reeve E. STAFFORD BROS. Oyler questioned the $84 mile- age bill from E. Quantrill, the LTD. superintendent of the Beaver-) MONUMENTS ton Home for the aged. ---------- 668-3552 SPRING SPECIAL 318 DUNDAS EAST BROCK Now Playing -- One Complete WHITBY Program Each Evening at 7:30 1961 PONTIAC -- DEADLY...DANGEROUS... CONVERTIBLE V-8, Radio. $1045°° Lic. No, H94518 G.M.A.C. Terms Available TRADE ACCEPTED | One-Stop DECORATING SHOP @ Wallpaper and Murals @ Custom Vraperies @ Broadloom | @ C.ILL. Paints end Varnishes @ Benjamin Moore Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. PHONE 668-5862 107 Byron St. S., Whitby | CHEV. OLDS. WHITBY || |§ 300 Dundes St. E. --Oshawa Times Photo County Seeks Change edure WHITBY (Staff) -- A move;was entitled to more than six, Victoria County and did not get | the services they were paying! \for. . _ THEGAMENS.. i ' BLINDFOLD! ~*33 ee = Wy , Begins 9:05, ; ROCK HUDSON CLAUDIA CARDINALE 'BLINDFOLD 7228: "RING OF TREASON" With Bernard Lee ----- Margaret Tyzack | i TOWN OF WHITBY | NO GARBAGE COLLECTION | GOOD FRIDAY HOLIDAY | March 24th, 1967 Gorboge normally collected on Fridoy, March 24th will be | collected on Thursdey, March 23rd. J. A. Frost, Clerk-Administrater. WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE | CASTLE HOTEL IN BOWMANVILLE | 's sie wa goth abiaer | HOURS: |) MON. to FRI. 12 to 1, SAT. from 12 to 11:30 SUN. FROM 12 to 7 P.M. Rooms Available By The Night or Special | FS | rs SATURDAY, BUNNY PRIZE DRE Each week we're giving away 25 lovable, huggable, mammoth, Inflatable bunnies at each Mister Donut. No purchase necessary. Register now at your nearby Mister Donut Shop. 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