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22A 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tussdey, April 11, 1967 HENRY STREET SECONDARY SCHOOL Metal Products Addition Seen Whitby Metal Products were established in 1957. The com- pany has six full - time em- ployees and produces fixtures, fabrications and special ma- chinery for local and American markets. The company reports annual production increases and an- ticipates an addition to the plant in the near future, but nothing definite has been planned as yet. POLICE IN PORT The port of Toronto has its own police force, numbering 32. The | ov Plumber Whitby Utility Commission Growing With Community One of the most progressive bodies serving the citizens of Whitby, the Whitby Public Util- ity Commission has plans for the expansion of both the electrical and water utilities which will enable the commission to keep Pace with future demands. In 1968 it is planned to double the capacity of the Blair Street substation from 5,000 kilowatts to 10,000 kilowatts. The follow- ing year the capacity of the Victoria Street substation will be increased from 5,000 kilo- watts to 10,000 kilowatts. This year the Centre Street substa- tion will be increased from 3,000 kilowatts by an additional 7,500 kilowatts. Plans for the water depart- ment call for doubling the capa- city of the water filtration plant from 3,000,000 gallons per day to 6,000,000 gallons per day in 1968. The following year the 24-inch main will be extended from the south side of the CNR track on Dunlop_ Drive to the north side of Highway 401, ENTHRALLING STORY Public ownership in the Town of Whitby is the story of the Whitby Water and Light Com- missioners of 'the early days in lic utility history, and in later years the Whitby Public Utility Commission. It is the story of men of vision and fore- sight who, overcoming many obstacles and problems, suc- ceeded in giving to the Town of Whitby modern water and light systems, two of the greatest assets any municipality can have. In this centennial year it is fitting that we recall the progress that has been made in a period of 63 years, as the provision of these utilities has kept pace with the growth of the town, and to take pride in | th the fact that the Commission today is leaving no stone un- turned to take care of that growth which has been greatly accelerated in recent years. The future is one of confidence Marine Firm Plans Depot McNamara Marine Limited, which operates marine construc- tion facilities at the Whitby Harbor, has commenced site preparation for a 15,000 square- foot contractors equipment maintenance depot. The depot will be erected on a six-acre tract of land adjacent te the present marine facilities, ~ During the out year the d the A Plumbing & Heating Sheet Metal Work @ INSTALLATIONS @ REPAIRS @ SERVICE AUTHORIZED CONUSUMERS' GAS DEALER Firm Increases Its Production A member of the Whitby in- dustrial community for 19 years, Pal-O-Pak Manufacturing Com- pany Limited reports a steady increase in its production. Long range plans for the future are being considered by the firm. The firm, which produces in- sulation material, carries on a Canada-wide business through lumber dealers and building supply houses. Ten residents of the area are Ph. 668-4247 BROCK ST. N.. WHIT 128 BROCK ST. Ny WHITBY Quolity Material and Workmeonship firm has doubl work carried out at its Whitby plant. Xt expects to further in- crease its volume of work when e equip t maint de- pot is completed. The firm, which has been located in Whitby since 1953, employs 35 workers. , Contracts are being carried out from Port Arthur, Ont. to St. John's New- founded on undisputable signs that the Town of Whitby today is on the march. CAPITAL ASSETS It is a far cry from the days of late 1903 when, according to carefully kept records, the capi- tal assets of the Whitby Water and Light Commissioners were not more than $100,000. Today, according to the latest PUC re- port, they are rated at $6,000,- 000, covering the waterworks and lighting systems. LEPIDARISTS MEET BRAMPTON, Ont. (CP) -- "Rock-hounds" from throughout North America are invited to a "Mammoth Rock Swap, Con- ference and General Get - To- gether" at the Cold Creek con- servation park near Toronto in August. Dealers in stones are being warned that commercial activity is prohibited at the meeting. For Progress In Printing It's . . . MUNNS PRESS LTD. In the very first job we print for you, you'll see the dif- ference! 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