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| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, June 9, 1967 § Township May Close . Waste Disposal Area COLUMBUS (Staff) -- The township of East Whitby would be much pleased if Oshawa would stop dumping their indus- trial waste in the township, 'Reeve John Howden said Thurs. day night. Council unanimously. passed a resolution that a delegation of council meet with the Oshawa Industrial land fill area located in the township. The industrial waste question came up when the township re- ceived a letter from the Oshawa city engineer advising the town- ship share of the land fill opera- tion costs this year would be $2,710 representing 3.92 per cent of the total cost. CAUSE: FOR CONCERN Reeve Howden said this was about $500 over the amount the township should be paying and added that the township was . burying the waste materials of one of the largest manufac- turing cities in the province. "The present dumping method is causing us untold grief and causing one of our best sub- divisions untold concern," said Reeve Howden. The council hinted that fires sprang up at the dumping grounds every time they got filled up. 2 named the girls and boys to be Legion Branch [procured and the general super- lintendents, Mr. and Mrs. C, To Attend Service|mia: presented certificates. | Members of the local branch WHITBY -- The church school|of the Royal Canadian Legion joined the congregation of St.|will attend St. Mark's this com- Mark's United Church in morn-|ing Sunday in keeping with Na- ing worship last Sunday. Thejtional Veteran's Week and service included the promotion|Memorial Sunday. is of those who will be enrolled in| At the same service girls and higher departments when | boys who have participated in classes resume next fall. ie Religion and Life Studies Departmental Superintendents! will receive their emblems. the dump without having to give any notice." "We are co-operating with The reeve said the mayor of Oshawa had seemeg"to be not at all concerned when he spoke to him regarding the dump re-|them but they're not co-operat- cently. He said the industrial|ing with us. I'm tired of getting land fill had cost the town-inyshed around and getting ship ratepayers a considerable|kicked in the teeth by Oshawa. amount of money for fire pro-|They promised they would ad- tection. here to our conditions but they "Unless they co-operate we/have ignored us,"' said the East will close them" said Reeve|Whitby Reeve. Howden. He wondered if the city RISK OF FIRE council was even aware of the fact that most of the Oshawa| Councillor Marlow suggested waste material was going into council advise the city that it the township and if the council] Will no longer put up with them. realised how long it would take|Councillor Allan Ewvans said the city to fill up existing places|{here was a risk of fire at the if it were refused dumping privi-\dump all night and suggested leges by the township. that the fire could spread to the "T am amazed that they (city surrounding bush and neighbor- council) saw fit to raise the fee| "8 houses. after what has taken place| Deputy Reeve Ross E. Lee in the past few years" said| Suggested that, if the East Whit- Reeve Howden. by dumping cost could not be reduced, the township consider LARGE INCREASE closing the dump and asked that Councillor Douglas Marlow in- a letter to that effect be sent to dicated to council that the town- bach el. how amateur. ship share had increased by ish they. were when they voted about 150 per cent in three down the city parkway," added re : Reeve Howden. 'If they don't care to co-| The motion by Councillor operate their landfill area won't/Marlow that the draft bylaw last another six months, closing the dump be prepared warned Reeve Howden. '"Thé/was passed unanimously. township can cut off the road to} The council decided Reeve Howden and Councillor Evans attend a meeting of the BROCK Evening Programs Start 6:55 & 8:30 WHITBY Last Complete Show at 8:30 COLUMBIA PICTURES | N PICTURE INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTION: Color by Detunet | BEGINS 6:35 - 10 P.M. Also -- SECOND FEATURE ATTRACTION "THE TEXICAN" in Color at 8:30 Only class. Starring -- Audie Murphy --Oshawa Times Photo | Broderick Crawford i SATURDAY MATINEE STARTS 1:30 'with asmooth Deas ee # GRADUATING NURSES GUESTS OF HOSPITAL SUPERINTENDENT Men-bers of the graduat- roches, Judy Campbell, Jo Adams, four of the mem- ing class of the school of Ann Blay and Marge bers of the graduating nursing at the Ontario Hos- | © ©=©)©)-- pital, Whitby, who will re- ceive their diplomas at the graduation exercises, June 23, were guests at a dinner Wednesday night given by the hospital superintendent, ATTENTION VETERANS VETERANS WEEK OF CANADA that ee 4 Dr. P. Lynes. Caught by y Reeve Down To Officiate mittee" along" with Township] INE, "Hmer® | during, the | JUNE 11th TO 17th Re ean Lynes, Georgette Des-_ The following events will take place at the Royal new bottle and At Brooklin Park Opening uveitis COST IS $111,000 ag Se ea ae me | Canadian Legion Branch 112 ' ee , : At the meeting Clerk Goldie SAPPER MAG FALLS | Whitby Week Of June 11th EEN'S PARK ipl gn a ie Asay vbr ae pe feted advised council that the total| LONDON (CP)--Equality has| eee Heber Down of Whitby Town-|W! MRR arto, reached the columns of the| June 11th 10:30 A.M. Church Parade operating cost of the dump in- cluding labor, equipment and material for 1967 was $111,000 including the price of the land. About 65 per cent of East Whit- to be awarded at the community park. Then come field races for children in the Brooklin arena, All vets welcome 12th 8.00 P.M. "Films". 13th 2.30 P.M. Ladies' Auxiliary Afternoon Tea Royal Engineers regimental | magazine, Sapper, after 70 years of male domination; ar-} ticles by women now will be ship will officially open Brook- lin Park at 2 p.m., Saturday. Many festivities have been June June a celebrated 'conomies Pp to pliment theja flower show, quilting "bee," 3 . Te tressed event, beginning with a parade|display of antiques, and a dem-|>Y -- ia the yay She ile Soe Ne er June 14th 8.00 P.M. Ledies' Meeting starting from Brooklin Senior|onstration of fire-fighting equip-|2%4 the total population of the ae gE June 15th 8.00 P.M. Sports Night township is 3,166. The clerk also introduced figures from neighboring mu- Formal Rentals nicipalities relating to the cost js Maron Gumping areas. » For Your e township council also dis-| agreed with the cost of land Wedding Party figured in the expenditures at over $3,000 per acre and We are agents for SYD suggested that they would be|] SILVER FORMALS Ltd. drop in now and receive your FREE guide on wedding customs and 16th 8.00 P.M. Social Night with archery display 17th Club Room Open For Social GREEN ACRE. PET SHOP ment by the Brooklin Fire de- partment. To close the day's events, a Centennial Variety Show will be held at the Community Hall. Riding in the cars will be the| Participating will be the 'Cen- elderly residents of the com-|tennial Singers," a group of munity, including, it is hoped,|students from township schools, Warner Lynde, 98, of Brooklinjrecently returned from Expo, who is still active, plays the|dancers of several types, violin vilin, and on several occasions|solos, mouth organ selections, entertains residents of Fairview|choirs, band music, and other School at 1 p.m. The parade will June - constitute several floats, deco- rated cars and bicycles, with students in Grades three and four dressed in clown suits. y Lib y Liberals ies By DON O'HEARN RONTO -- Liberal leader t Nixon gives the impres- that if he ever is prime er of the province con- ble economies would be od. that's how agin should be! | able to purchase land for $400 per acre. Nixon, of course, has The reeve said the amount of ed the aspect of economy Lodge. heal alent. industrial waste coming into the|] etiquette, see our selection of |) | ince he assumed the lead- ti Tectl M township daily is several times|] wedding suits in luxurious Eng- | of his party. Di H mental recollections. T.lgreater than the ~amountif lish wool venetion cloth. } | Torts hae ee inner Honors striking 'contrast. between the|(2ke" '© the city dump. -- | That's how White Satin is. SIRROBERT , Y 1608 ou Pag ie pring a 6:00 p.m ze 0 e cabinet, for ex- 3 * Py , s 4 4 : m7, . TT, * . ote . And has been consist. 1967 G d t early years of the school of|PLANNING MEETING MERCANTILE | Still made to Sir Sg kad BURNETT'S critical of over-spending. Tai ua es nursing at the hospital and its| At its Thursday night meeting | original 1770 London Dry a ee | ; instance that shows the WHITBY (Staff) -- Anodther|Pesent Progressive program of pg Raye fo Seis DEPT. STORE i caterer it as ff and | PET SUPPLIES @ FINCHES 1 leader has some merit training. w the 'ownship anning satin-smooth today as it ever | it he says came up during pe age ng bee's Departments represented by aby ool . psn gg WHITBY PLAZA was. After all, when great a me Bruny timates of the provincial _|invited guests included: admin-|from a regional planning con- | eep agin famous Tr ¢ t rer. 30th graduating class of the On-|istration, business, educational, | sultant. for gevatons on beth sides of the WHIT E SATI N FIS Q tario P escria bah ' held Wednesday night at the hospital when the hospital For eye, sma and 1n- superintendent, Dr. P. G. Lynes ee a end of od amy GiniSecp DECORATING Dr. Lynes chaired the gath- ering with Rev. T. H. Floyd, the Protestant chaplain, saying grace. The o~ to the -- Was proposed by Dr. Lynes; while the toast to the gradu- SHOP ating class was proposed by Hugh M. Baker, hospital busi-|| ® Wellpeper end Murals ness administrator. Miss J.|] @ Custom Ureperies © Breadi @ CLL, Paints end Vernishes @ Benjamin Moore Paints DECOR CENTRE LTD. PHONE 668-5862 Clarke, the class president and 107 Byron St. S., Whitby ng other criticisms he of- was that the government's ising practices were in- nt. noted there was no cen- wurchasing agency, and urchasing was handled by er departments indi- y. oa inyone familiar with ganization of government his would seem to be a ind worthwhile complaint. quite true that most pur- g is done on the depart- evel rather than through ral agency. it would seem obvious g Savings could be made buying was consolidated. e naturally is a lot of ition in the purchasing. ake even a simple item S paper cups, the various es of government must illions of these a year. are used in all the vari- stitutions such as Ontario Is, all the garages, of- and other facilities that rectly or indirectly oper- y government, ost cases the cups would te cientinn ale ocean--we wouldn't dream of changing it. What we have done, though, is change the White Satin bottle. It's the best way we know to salute a celebrated gin. Have a look, Have a buy. White Satin! That's how a gin should be, -- eSTD.1770 -- FOR ALL YOUR PET'S NEEDS -- COME INTO THE: GREEN ACRE PET SHOP 111 Dundas St. W., Whitby 668-5171 ye CELERS qh SEBRATED DON, ENC YO. Rot Burak lL TOWNSHIP OF DARLINGTON NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS DESTROY WEEDS Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession ef fand, in accordance with the Weed Control Act, 1960, See. 3, 13 and 19, thet unless noxious weeds growing on their lends within the Municipality of Darlington are di yed by date of June "white satin The Premium Gin Miss E. Skinner. Following a delightful meal and pleasant conversation, en- tertainment was provided by Miss June Lindley, vocalist, who was accompanied by Mr. Simard. The evening was a combina- tion of merriment and senti- SECOND INSTALMENT OF PROPERTY TAXES aad BUMPER LUMBER | And ALL Builder's Supplies DO "THAT" JOB NOW ight through a local sup- if they were bought cen- the one mass order a acturer could receive be so worth-while he give a substantial price e are two main reasons is approach is not taken. is that every department, yen branches within de- nts, tends to operate its ttle (or, in some cases, npire. they don't like to operate that empire at all. They outside interference, OSHAWA CLARKSON PLASTIC WEEDS CE Wayne Mitchell Leuis Coiceo Can safely store your Barbeque, le SUMMER bk seiesins eh Lawn Chairs, Mower, Bicycle, Out- GARDEN HOSE As provided in the Weed Control Act, WEEDS NTLY i CANADA'S BOnee Hae, eet, Ate. MUST BE DESTROYED THROUGHOUT THE eee of oe must, Summer driving ahead. Are pros pod prog Mee | AEG. 99:97 86 50 50 FT 2 19 YEAR. | FOOD : » Mu | BR AND BARLY your brakes safe for the ht oe | _-- e . e PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given to ALL OWNERS AND See ' miles ahead, planned holi- SCARBOROUGH K. B. Thomas | OCCUPANTS OF LAND within the Township of East oh bane GALtie days? Michael Berendt J. E. Schmiedel Whitby; THAT UNLESS NOXIOUS WEEDS on any land VHEAT, IT IS ALMOST OWN IN CANADIAN f > | Dated et Columbus, Ontario this 30th day of May, 1967. sagan eas ir ano win with 19D AND HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTRE M. Wim. GOLDIE, Han yigulbraaal \ | | 244 BROCK ST. S., WHITBY PHONE 668-6612 ; J5,000 FEATHERS = # Due Thursday, June 15th, 1967 1967 PROPERTY taxes are payable in four instal The first instalment must be paid before this instalment can be eecepted. For your convenience ell texes ere payable et any Whitby Benk without collection cherges. | | | PAY NOW -- AVOID PENALTY CHARGES F. N. McEWEN, Tax Collector, Town of Whitby. TALKS CARS If in doubt, have a brake inspection per- formed on all 4 wheels, 1-10 x 6-6 may deem proper; and that the costs incurred by the Weed \ } 2- 0x6-6 ONLY ARBORITE FROM Inspector in the discharge of his duties shall, UNLESS paid Complete breke service You could too. } 2- 4x 6-6 16 Be FORMICA by the owner or Pp to the T hip on or before 1 ; 3- 0x 6-6 e ] 49 July 15th, 1967, be charged against the lands concerned specialists. Modern up te Or you might win a BP safety helmet of a | PIECES ® uF and placed on the Collectors Roll, and such amounts shall date brake drum resur- facing equipment. LOOK W WON BIKES FOR KIDS THEY LIKE -- These people won a RALEIGH 3-SPEED BICYCLE from BP Welter Keminski DOWNSVIEW Mertin Schnier dynamo bike light to go with the bike that goes with the kid you like. 160 PRIZES TO BE WON EVERY DAY. ee THIS WEEK ONLY! GALS. 7.89 OTS. 2.39 PAINT UP FOR SUMMER INTERIOR and EXTERIOR LATEX PAINT ONLY REG. 4.95 3.79 HO STORALL METAL SHEDS BUILD A VANITY COFFEE TABLE, etc. Alexander Miller LOUVRED DOORS PORT CREDIT COMPLETE WITH HARDWARE Herbert F. Morris FREE ESTIMATE ON MATERIALS SAWD 0 i S BUILDING SUPPLIES 30, 1967, and throughout the season, the Municipality mey enter upon the sald lands and have the weeds destroyed, tharging the costs against the land in taxes, es set out in the Act. The Pp is earnestly solicited. WEED INSPECTOR Orval Grills Township of Darlington of all citi Township of East Whithy in the Township ere destroyed by June 30th, 1967, the Council of the Township of East Whitby hos directed Mr. R. P Ti hip Weed Insp to enter upon the said lands and destroy noxious weeds in such manner es he be collected in the some manner os Taxes under the Assess- ment Act. WEEDS ON ANY LAND --- OCCUPIED OR VAC- ANT -- ARE UNSIGHTLY AND A PUBLIC NUISANCE, DO YOUR PART AND DESTROY ALL WEEDS ON YOUR LAND,