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RK eport lore Level HEARN hile so many are trying to ; and cons of , there are are awaiting ion the pres- th report. 1e Carter re- almost en- ances from & the propos- mmission will al anal muni- of this they ore intricate recommenda- particularly deeply into --and the be a disap- ssn't do this. al finance in ntricate, and least has not behind it. of this can speech Muni- ister Wilfred the Orillia re the minister ne difference town status, of the differ- nts to cities ns. ita, uncondi- ies do better, d as against 10,000 people NS dies the situ- nly one-third costs, while per cent to cent in some fe examples nal discrep- cities some- on top and setting a bet- icipal fiscal uly complex, ly irrational, dies paid by grown up on s over the have been jt too much that the mu- een needing to follow the mts as it he structure ying task. inor reason yo much dis- it the latest robably be a he report is it promise r work. artist Ron- ecently been one of his by the Mu- n Montreal. decided to hawa's Jong sposal plant e Harmony AGO 937 ner cent of ployees went terday after led, lucation will e Coronation every pupil eg picture y. E Jesus spake Be of not afraid." ur of your } loves you alking upon of your life HOSPITAL AUXIL hint tad Ruildi Seen making arrang for the Whitby General Hos- pital Women's Auxiliary Centennial Blossom Ball to be held May 13, at the Whit- by Cent Re- gency Room are: Left Mrs. Edward McKim, General convenor and Mrs. Claire Rich, ticket convener. Pro- ceeds from the ball will go IARY PLANS CENTENNIAL BALL towards the hospital build- ing fund and also for the proposed gift shop which will be operated by the wo- mens' auxiliary. --Oshawa Times Photo. WHITBY DAY - BY - DAY Music Teaching Methods Described By Teachers WHITBY (Staff) -- In keep- ing with the fine arts theme of the April meeting of the Dr. Robert Thornton Home and School Association, primary grade teachers, Mrs. McLellan, Mrs. Robert King and Mrs. Ronald Bryant demonstrated, with three groups of children from Grades 1 to 4, how music is taught using large charts and games to create interest and enjoyment. The children progress from feeling the beat with their feet and hands to singing in two parts by the Grade 2 level. In Grades 3 and 4 the children are encouraged to create extra verses. There was a display of the children's art as well as the science teacher, John Little's excellent collection of Eskimo artifacts. Mrs. Arthur Joynt presented 'ontario Federation fe mem- bership certificates to Mrs. E, L. Pipher and Mrs. Donald Wood in recognition of their many years of service in the association. Mrs. Peter Loft- house, unable to attend be- cause of illness, will receive her certificate later. Patsy Bell, winner of the Grade 7 public speaking con- "Newfoundland Prime Minister Smallwood." Joyce Westlake, the Grade 8 winner, spoke of the life of "Stephen Leacock.' Mrs. Wood, the past president instrumental in starting the contest, present- ed the trophies. M. G. Parpiak, the principal at that time, presented Joyce with the sec- ond place award in the Ontario County public school speaking contest. Heather Mark and Wendy Vos were presented safety patrol awards by Peter Krawetz. Mrs. C. M. Sheffield, president, sug- gested that a letter be sent to the school board requesting the school library be open one day a week throughout the sum- and meeting er. William Howden, principal, asked everyone to give their full support for the school con- cert, which is to be presented 4 and 5. The proceeds will be used for the Centennial Year 'Book and the Centennial Choir. He announced that an essay |contest is tobe held in Grades 5 and 6. Kindergarten registra- tion will be held June 12 in the school's main foyer. The room plaque was won by Mrs. Ethel Vint's class. Re- freshments were served by the test, spoke about a trip to mothers of Grade two pupils. WHITBY - AJAX PERSONALS St. John the Evangelist CWL travelling bridge and euchre hostesses for the month of April were: Euchre: Mrs. A. Vallee, Mrs. M. Kennelly, Mrs. T. Van Dyke, Mrs. Hazel Campbell, Mrs. Alice Anderson and Mrs. Mary Bibeau. Bridge: Mrs. Wil- liam Holly, Mrs. F. Spellen, Mrs. J. Ledden, Mrs. S. Hood, Mrs. William Allan, Mrs. J. W. Lailey, Mrs. Ron Teel, Mrs. M. Amold, Mrs. P. T. Finnegan, Mrs. James Corrigan, Mrs. W. McAuley and Mrs. M. Lyons. Mrs. R. 'A. Smith the leader of St. Mark's United Church Wo- men, Unit 3, opened the meeting with an article entitled "'Go Af- ter the Judases", by H. Gordon Green. It was reported that 16 Colborne Street, sponsored by Whitby Women's Institute. Pri- zes were won by Mrs. Eva Hart- rick, Mrs. Nettie Fletcher, Ted Breen, Mrs. Elizabeth Bickel and lucky prize went to Mrs. Jean Rycroft. Lunch was serv- ed by committee hostesses. You can have your car wash- ed any time during the day this coming Sunnday at the Blair Teen Club who will be running the show and are looking for- ward to a good turn-out from the area. Women meeting was held Thurs- day at 2 p.m. in Trinity United Church Bowmanville. home and 26 hospital visits were made. Plans were discussed t0|f whithy oldest end finest Redic assist at the May 4 buffet sup-|ff Dispetched Plumber. per when Controller Mrs. June Marks, Toronto, will be the speaker. The Unit will meet May 18 at 2.30 p.m. with Mrs. David Fallow in charge of the pro- gram. Mrs. Harold Quantrill 'was in charge of the study book. An interesting question period followed. Tea hostesses were Mrs. Joseph Ashby -and Mrs. R. A. Smith. A very successful euchre ev- ening was held at the home of Mrs. Kathleen MokKelvie, 112 Free Estimetes -- Reasonable Retes Repeir Speciclists Cell 723-1191 SERVICE MADE US. ' The truth about swinging Britain = passengers fly to Britain for fer the things which you find only in Britain... splendid castles, the changing of the guard. Hillsides ablaze with purple heather. Only BOAC with Air Canada flies direct to Britain, and this summer we offer you the a day from Toronto and Montreal. And there are several flights a week from western Canada; including direct services to London. Plan your trip now. See your BOAC travel agent and he'll plan your kind of British vacation. =" BOAC fo. Not ail of Britain swings. There's still a traditional Britain that's truly unforgettable. It's simply a matter of choice. Some of our a swinging vacation. Others choice of up to 12 jet services in the school gymnasium May/|ded. Park Plaza by members of the|vor; while 85 were opposed. Legion Holds Bowling Party AJAX (Staff) -- The Ajax Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary hosted Sunderland, Whitby and Bay Ridges Ladies Auxiliaries at a bowling social. Mrs. Harold Hayes, sports of- ficer, was in charge. The high triple was won by Mrs. Helen Munroe, Ajax Branch. The high single was won by Mrs. Pat Hansell, Sun- derland Branch. The low score prize went to Mrs. Win Sheldon, Sunderland Branch. Winners of the hidden scores were: Mrs. Jean King, Whitby Branch and Mrs. Neta English, Ajax Branch. Following the bowling, mem- bers were entertained at the 500 Workers Plan Strike AJAX --More than 500 mem- bers of the Chemical Workers Union at the Johns-Manville Co. Ltd. plant in Port Union plan to strike Sunday to get a re- duction in their work week and an end to "excessive" over- time. Charles Neilson, secretary of Local 346 of the CWU, said the men don't want to work the 4 p.m. to midnight shift Saturday and are seeking parity with U.S. wages and better grievance pro- cedures, DEADLINE SET Roy Winkworth, industrial re- lations manager at the plant, said a union letter set the April 30 strike deadline and reported that a strike vote last Sunday 'was 82 per cent in favor of a walkout. The existing contract ran out April ;8. A concilliation officer was unable to bring the parties together and a conciliation board hearing was. waived. The union can thus strike legally, Winkworth said. COMPANY OFFER A Johns - Manville spokesman said the company has offered a two-year contract providing a 17-cent-an-hour boost in the basic pay for production work- ers from the present $2.84 an hour; 29 cents more for main- tenance tradesmen; a non-con- tributory retirement plan that would increase takehome pay by 10 cents an hour; an automa- tic cost-of-living allowance of one cent an hour each every 0.6 rise in the price This Sunday ; seerancemees seen Leslie Cser, grade 8 stu- dent at St. John's Separate School, Whitby, was award- ed the Archdi n. Trophy WINS ARCHDIOCESAN TROPHY regional winners throughout the archdiocese. --Oshawa Times Photo Ajax Delegates Hospital Volunt AJAX (Staff) --Mrs. Donald teers at Ajax, Pickering Gen- Toll, assistant chairman of vol- unteers, attended the institute for those directing or co-ordin- Phillips, vice-president Their Sutherland, chairman of volun-|topic was "'Motivat groups' Relationship"'. eral Hospital and Mrs. Stanley/man council on volunteer ser- vices American Hospital Asso-jand lasted two days. Ninety-nine ciation, Evanston, Ill., spoke on « placement", Also speaking on the same subject were: Mrs. J. E. Hinchey, personnel mana- ger McLean - Hunter publishing Describe . eer Seminar lcompany, Toronto; Miss Mar- ilyn Silver, director of volunteer "Motivation an diservice department, New Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto. Mrs. Charles Balfanz, chair-| The sessions started at 9.30 a.m. and continued to 4 p.m. delegates attended from 65 dif- selection an d'ferent towns and cities. 'Interviews, ating in hospital volunt pro- gram. They reported at an ex-} ecutive meeting Monday. The seminar was sponsored | by the Ontario Hospital Asso-| ciation and was held at head-| quarters, Ferrend Drive, Don) Mills. | Mrs. George Raymond, pre- | sident of Hospital Auxiliary As- | sociation, opened the session. | Harold Dillon gave the wel-| come, | Among the speakers were Dr. | John Sawatsky, president inter- | national behavioural consultant, | North America Ltd. and Elmer} ALLS T CUSTOM TAILORED MORTGAGES | OUR KNOWLEDGE AND | TOWNSHIP OF WHITBY NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS This is to notify all dog owners that any dog not carrying a 1967 license shall be considered as a stray dog and be empounded. Such empounded dogs not claimed within 72 hours shall be destroyed. No dog shall be allowed to run at large at any time end any dog found running at large contrary to By-law No. 1751 shall be liable to be captured and destroyed after 72 hours from the time of its copture if the dog is mot redeemed by the owner. All dog owners are asked to avoid having your dog picked up and possibly destroyed by ensuring that your dog has a 1967 license tag and is not running at large at any time. E. Nickerson, Dog Control Officer, Township ef Whitby Brooklin, Ontario Phone 655-4820 TO PATTERN YOUR MORTGAGE WITH PAY- MENTS TAILORED TO FIT YOUR INCOME recently in the Catholic Wo- men's League public speak- ing finals, held in Toronto. Leslie's topic 'Music I En- joy" brought him top honors among contestants who were @ LAWN MOWER TUNE UP! SALES & REPAIRS WILDE RENTAL SERVICE & SALES Whitby, Ontario 668-3226 VICTORIA == GREY FROST EXPERIENCE ENABLE US l Whitby Minor Hockey Association DANCE At the Community Arena -- Whitby FRIDAY, APRIL 28 | Whitby 668-5897 index, sick benefits of $60 a week and an increase in shift premium rates. The spokesman said the offer is consistent with other agree- ments in the industry this year. He said the men have a 40- hour week now but can be re- quired to work eight hours over- time at time and #2 half. Over- time after 48 hours is volun- tary, he said. Tree Planting BANK BY COMPUTER The Royal Bank of Canada announced Tuesday it is open- ing a "'personal banking cen- tre' equipped with computers and closed circuit television near its main branch in down- town Montreal. The computers will automatically process chequing and savings accounts, printing out a customer's pass- book with a record of each transaction "in a maximum of three seconds," President W. Earle McLaughlin said in a statement. Ceremony Set COLUMBUS (Staff) --A tree planting ceremony will be held at 11 a.m., May 5, at Cor- onation and Conlin Public Schools as part of the East Ajax Royal Canadi Legion Hall when draw prizes were awarded to 20 members. Each participant received as. a mem- ento, a bowling bag change purse. The zone commander from Oshawa, Mrs. Gertrude Will- iams and the zone sports' of- ficer, Mrs. Edna Elliott, atten- Thanks were expressed to Williamson and Mrs. Ferguson, members of Branch $22, Ajax, for donation of priz- es, also to the girls who acted as score keepers. Lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge. Liquor Sale Approved PORT PERRY (Staff) -- The voters of Scugog Township last week voted in favor of permit- ting the sale of liquor with meals. Two hundred and twen- ty-eight of the 260 eligible vot- ers cast their ballots, One hundred and thirty - five voters cast their ballots in fa- Mrs. Claire Gownan, Mrs. Marg| Marg Whitby Township Centennial celebrations. Five centennial crab trees will be planted at the two schools -- four at Coronation School and one at Conlin School -- representing one tree for each of the classrooms. The trees were donated by the East FREE 24-HOUR BURNER SERVICE By Our Locol Service Contractors SAWDON'S FUELS FURNACE OIL -- STOVE OIL AND COAL Whitby Coronation School and Community A i 244 Brock St. S., Whitby 668-3524 r benefit from the cultural Ne of Toronto. 'oroneo Let's talk about education and your son... For harther particulars write bo either The Heodmexter of the Preparatory School, or The Principal, UPPER CANADA COLLEGE T 7, Ontario 9 P.M. TO 1 A.M. Tickets $3.00 percouple @ Club Priviféges Tickets may be obtained from eny executive member ef the Whitby Minor Hockey Association. PROCEEDS IN AID OF MINOR HOCKEY IN WHITBY Come Out And Support Your Minor Hockey! TOWN OF, WHITBY $70,000.00 Debenture Issue Town of Whitby debentures dated May Ist, 1967, bearing interest at the rate of 614% per annum and maturing from 1970 to 1977 are being offered for sale. Debentures will be in $1,000.00 denominations. Purchase orders may be obtained from the undersigned. F.N. McEWEN, Treasurer, 405 Dundes Street, West, Whitby, Onterie. G, Selleck is president of organization. Whitby Public School Area ed by pupils of the two schoois. Expo, Stanley Cup Pearson's Agenda OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Min- ister Pearson and Mrs. Pearson will spend four days in Mont- real this weekend attending Expo 67 opening functions and the Stanley Cup hockey finals Saturday, his office announced Wednesday. Government House an- nounced that Governor-General and Mrs. Michener will go to Montreal on the same train as the Pearsons today, and return Ts. the The sod for the first plant- ing will be turned by Norman Cook, chairman of the East Board. The trees will be plant- SUITS Made = Manne --_ by a TIP TOP HOUSE OF HOBBERLIN USS EEVE"S MEN'S SHOP 129 Brock St. S. Whitby 668-2091 -- __-- ATTENTION ALL BOYS Now is the time to register for... WHITBY MINOR LACROSSE At Whitby Community Arena @ Saturday, April 30, 1967 9 A.M. to 12 @ Saturday, May 6, 1967, 9 a.m. to 12 OUTSTANDING For the Man of Good by train Friday. There were eight spoiled bal- lots. A sixty percent vote was re- quired to permit of the change in regulations. The vote was The Presbytery United Church|60.1 per cent in favor. AGE TOURS FOR INDIVIDUALS OR GROUPS erenonenerenssee GUARANTEED DOWNTOWN MONTREAL HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS eco REESE Inquiries to: DONALD TRAVEL SERVICE WHITBY 668-8867 NOW IN STOCK ©ur Finest Selection Ever. ef MEN'S Top Quality SUITS and SPORT SUITS | eee EXPLORER ll 'Travel-'Tailoréd by "Michaels -Stern Mercantile Dept. Store WHITBY PLAZA Judgment "Canada's best shoe makers" he sunt wear RTT SHOES COLLINS SHOES 119 Brock St. $., Whitby 668-3476 Open Fridey Till 9 p.m. SIDEWALK SLABS Brooklin Concrete Products Lt. \ immediate Delivery PHONE HOME BAKE SALE Sale of Children's Toys and Children's Clothing (a few doors from the Public Library) FRIDAY, APRIL 28th, Starting et 2:00 p.m. Sponsored by ST. MARAGARET'S GUILD RED WING ORCHARDS ROADSIDE MARKET Fresh Run MAPLE SYRUP, Sleeping Beauty MecINTOSH, POTATOES end CIDER. Located 2% Miles West of Whitby On Ne. 2 Highwey et the "BIG RED APPLES" PHONE 668-3311 TOWN OF WHITBY Requests For Use of Municipal Parks Organizations desirous ef using the municipalities public parks this season are requested to apply in writing to the undersigned to enable a schedule of activity to be prepared. All requests should be submitted by May 8th, 1967. Councillor D. W. McQUAY, Chairman, Town Property Committee, 405 Dundas Street West, Whitby, Ontario. 124 Dundas West -- Whitby | | WHITBY BROCK Evening Programs At 7: & 8:55 | | Saturday Matinee Starts 1:30 ELVIS PRESLEY Excitement! Adventure under the seal ~ QUICK & QUIET LAWN BOY 19" DELUXE it's the easiest starting power mower you can buy! From $85.00 $153.00 FT TTT TT SPECIAL Low. PRICES NOW! Model 5235 By the makers of Johnson and Evinrude Outboard Motors. WILSON'S Cycle & Sales WHITBY -- PHONE 668-3746