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(OD Simcoe Street and Road. The compe- n Oshawa and een. The 3 ports the trade of the ct with Whitby st successful. jl marks the end the development lon) as it falls e building of the 1 the area. Urban ad grown in close ) a communicat- pending on water 'om the point of mic development, riod with its self- my, was drawing 'lose, UT STORY onald Voted o Union BOWMAN donald is so iden- eading Father of that it is difficult nce voted against of 1864 a special Canada's parlia- c had been study- nal problems un- anship of George were 19 mem- Macdonald, Car- D'Arcy McGee rning of June 14 a motion in favor e system applied ie or to the Brit- 1erican Proy- } members sup- olution, and four ne of them being 1 of the British an colonies was soon after the olutionary war. of Kent, who be- sr of Queen Vic- ed to help bring id little. One of ortant develop- then Macdonald \. Galt to cross House and join servatives. Galt ® understanding ervatives would ifederation as a platform, IYED was evident the in the American its states were Britain and Can- helped the South, yssibility that the , then the strong. ld, would marct ee warned the nons "The policy rs to the south n aggressive... lorida and seized d Louisiana and they coveted le it; and then uarrel with Mex od by their get- sritish North lonies be next? possibility that g about Confed- e only through re be strength to on, 14 EVENTS: ain left Quebec ois on Richelieu lebert, farst doc- Canada, arrived Jaumont at Sault imed vast area rasion of Canada rals Arnold and ted fethodist Church silt ent opened at Macdonald gov- ed in House of onton "Bulletin" sre might be re- es C.P.R. steamer couver from Ja- | WHITBY DAY - BY - DAY Whitby Dist Hold Indian Cuboree WHITBY (Staff) -- A big day|jump, for all Whitby District Cubs was the Indian Cuboree held at Henry Street High School. Assistant District Commission- er Bill Lawler and leaders had planned a full day of activities and events. _A parade formed at Whitby Kinsmen Park with each Pack representing an Indian tribe. Represented were: the Pusca- rora, Chippawa, Onondago, Iro-|lin won the honors and received quois, Cayuga, Mic-Mac, Huron, Seneca, Algonquin and Oneida dressed in their tribe. In full ceremonial costume was Allan Taylor, of the Curve Lake Reserve, who presented Mayor Desmond Newman and Township Reeve Heber Down with. feathered headdresses. Mayor Newman and Reeve Down thanked the Chief for his generosity and also spoke to the boys briefly. At Henry Street High School, the cubs competed in high jump, obstacle races, broad Garden Club Shown Slides Of Canada '|; John F. Clarke, of Toronto, the speaker at the June meet- ing of the Whitby Garden Club,| showed slides entitled 'Here and There with the Camera." He showed pictures of the par- liament buildings in Ottawa and ranged across Canada showing scenery and shots of flowers, birds and animals. The flower show was judged by Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Mac- Millan of Oshawa. The winners included: "Mrs. A. Wigston, Mrs. Bruce' Pinch, Miss M. Price, Mrs. J. N. Wilkinson, Winners In Curlers Duplicate Bridge The winners and high scores in the games played by the the Whitby Curlers Duplicate Bridge Club were: North and South -- Mr. and/ Mrs. Hugh Baker, 61; Neil the costume ofjfor costumes, they would have} won first place, In second place rict Cubs Tunning races, sack races, shot-put with ping pong balls and several other compe- titions with prizes awarded to winners. All leaders were in costun.es for the Cuboree. Several par- ents assisted. Although a larger attendance by parents would have been desired, it would have been rewarding for them to see their boys perform. The Huron tribe from Brook- a miniature totem pole. If an award would have been given were the Tuscarora tribe. of the 4th A Pack who received an Indian spirit rattle (to chase away the evil spirit). In third place was the Chippewe tribe of the 4th B Pack who were pre- sented with a peace pipe It was agreed to continue the Indian theme next year. Assis- tant. Commissioner Lawler thanked his leaders and_par- ents who helped make the day a successful one. 'Mrs. E. F. Bond, Mrs. James Crawforth, Mrs. R. VanHorne. Mr. Clarke, who makes at- tractive jewellery and boxes, paper knives, etc., from na- tive woods, cones and nuts, had a display of his work which donated eight of these pieces as draw prizes. The winners were: Mrs. Hugh Pryce-Jones, Mrs. James Craw- forth, Mrs. Kathleen McKelvie, Ernest Pellow, Mrs. A. Wigston, Mrs. R. VanHorne, Mrs. Roy Fowler and Miss M. PRice. Shortreed and Hugh _ Sims, 6044; Tom Staples and Perry Laurence, 58. East and West -- Mr. Mrs. Harvey Winter, 56; Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson, 5414; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howe, 4414. and Sewers Sought By Owners WHITBY (Staff) -- Reeve George Brooks told Whitby Town Council Monday night a meeting was held with resi- dents of Stewart, Frederick, Johnson and Anderson Streets and that a petition is being cir- culated asking for the installa- tion of sanitary sewers. The total cost of the installation will be $108,000, of which property owners will pay $55,600. Council was told by Council- lor Vernon MacCarl, chairman of the Centennial Celebration Committee, that more than 3,700 centennial pins have been distributed to Whitby School children. He said 5,000 copies of a centennial booklet and pro- gram recording the past and present history of Whitby will go on sale July 1. George Gouldburn, who ob- tained an average of 83.3 per cent in the department of high- ways junior inspector's course, was commended by council. Council learned there are 1,650 feet of laneways, of which 1,200 feet are privately owned, in the four block area adjacent to the 'Four Corners'. PURCHASE TRACTOR cil, Monday night, to retain the services of Faludi and Jarrett; Gore and Storrie Limited and Totten, Sims, Hubicki and Asso- ciates. Council will seek the opinion of the department of municipal close:a portion of Mason Drive. BUDGET APPROVED Council has received approval from the Ontario Municipal Board covering the town's cap- ital budget of $704,000 for the current year. The chairman of the finance committee was given power to act on the offer of Marcello Borsato to purchase a lot on Cochrane Street North. Eighteen building permits, representing an estimated value of $157,700 were issued by the building inspector during May. The permits included 10 single family dwellings costing a taal of $131,000 and a duplex cost- ing $20,000. Council has been informed the Canadian National Rail- ways wish to secure ownership of a strip of land on the south side of its right of way, be- tween Victoria Street and Dun- was admired by members. He E affairs regarding its proposal to| Mrs. attended the 50th wedding anni- versary reception held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jenkins of Kalkoska, Mich., and spent the weekend there. %. va LIONS CLUB PRE The Pickering-Rouge Hills Lions presented its Centen- nial Gift to Pickering Town- ship Saturday. The sculp- tured fountain is located in the square at the new town- ship municipal building and PICKERING (Staff) -- De- velopers of the proposed Liver- pool Road - Highway 2 shopping plaza indicated in a letter to the Pickering Township Coun- cil that they were anxious to meet council in committee of the whole to discuss the pro- posed project. Council agreed to the request from Bicknell and Linde. RAIL CROSSING The Board of Transport Com- missioners acknowledged coun- Township To Consider Shopping Plaza Scheme agricultural to commercial part of Lot 3, Range 3, to allow for the construction of three stores conditional upon submission of a site plan. The new stores would be located on the Base Line east of Pickering Beach Road. RADIO TOWER of, Lot 1, Range 3, at Ontoro Beach, to allow the construction of a broadcast transmitter tow- er. The tower will be sued by Council approved the rezoning | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 14, 1967 5 SOAP DERBY | Council permitted the closing lot old Brock Road in Broug- ham on June 17 between 10 a.m, and noon to permit the Brougham Citizens' League to hold a soap box derby. TOWNSHIP OF EAST WHITBY NOTICE RE PASSING OF BY-LAW NO. 1989 cil's request for flashers and|the new station CHOO 1390 bells at-the CPR crossing on|Ltd. beginning Sept. 4. the 14-15 line north of Conces-isPEED LIMITS sion 4. : ; : A request for a bylaw re- The board said consideration|qucing the speed limit on Pick- is being given to the request/Roads, abutting the limits of| for the safety equipment at the) Ajax, was referred to the roads crossing where a truck - train/committee. Deputy Reeve Jean : hae two deaths last] McPherson said she saw no December. ne lower the spe POLICE STATION Pane mip he speed I The reeve and clerk were i authorized in a bylaw to pur- chase 3.3 acres of land, be- tween Highways 401 and 2, across fron: the existing police station to erect a police station. The land is owned by the On-) tario Department of Highways. ROAD EXPENDITURE Council fi nalized its 1967 roads program Monday night) and announced the total amount} to be spent for road _ building) and repairs would be $144,359. NO DOGS Council turned down a bylaw to permit the operation of a = |dog kennel,on Lot 32, Conces-; sion 1, The bylaw was pre-| pared after council decided to) approve the operation of a ken-| f jnel at the site. Under Section 58, Ontario Municipal Act. Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of East Whitby did on Thursday, the 8thi day of June, 1967, pass By- law No. 1989, a by-law to revise Polling Subdi- Visions in the Township of East Whitby. A certified - copy of the said by-law was filed in the office of © the Clerk of the Peace for the County of Ontario, at 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario, on ° the 12th day of June, 1967. Any five (5) electors may at any time, within two (2) months after the day of filing, appeal in respect of any Polling Sub- division, to the Judge of the County of Ontario, whe has power to amend the By-law in order to make it conform with the provisions of Section 58 of the Ontario Municipal Act. A copy of the By-law may be examined at the Municipal Office of the Town- ship of East Whitby in Columbus, Ontario, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday to Friday (inclusive). Formal Rentals For Your Wedding Party We are agents for SYD]) SILVER FORMALS Ltd. drop in now and receive your FREE guide on wedding customs and etiquette, see our selection of wedding suits in luxurious Eng- |) lish wool venetion cloth. MERCANTILE d DEPT. STORE WATERMAINS START Third reading was given to a WHITBY PLAZA bylaw approving the expendi- i} ture of $115,000 for a water-| H main program west of Liver-| pool Road. The bylaw was) passed following an OMB de- cision last week to proceed with the mains. THREE STORES ' Dated at Columbus, Ontario, this 13th day of June, 1967. M. WM.. GOLDIE, Clerk SENTS FOUNTAIN TO TOWNSHIP was presented by Rouge dress. Reeve Clifford Lay- Lion President Percy cox, here with Deputy Hoben at the unveiling cere- Reeve Mrs. Jean McPher- /ROLR\ Created To mony. Lion Jack Filkin was son accepted the fountain. OF Individual All coins in the fountain will be used for local youth work. --Oshawa Times Photo master of ceremonies and Lion Walter C. Fisher de- livered the dedication ad- AGES Requirements Ajax St. Paul's United Church Won.en Martha's group is meet- ing, Wednesday, at the home of|t Norman Luxmore, 2/il Everett Avenue, for its June J meeting. St. Mark's WHITBY - AJAX PERSONALS Mrs. Morley Smith, 203 Craw-|served by Mrs. Walter Church. : forth Street, for auxiliary mem- Vanes Naan bers and their husbands. The Women, Unit 3, is meeting at/hand picnic to be held Aug. 13 at Well Spring Park was dis- cussed. This is for all Whitby Brass Bands, junior, senior and a Drum Corps and their families. Mrs. Morley Smith presided|mrs' Walter Church and Mrs. STAFFORD BROS. at the last meeting of the Whit-| Arthur Oliver will be in charge. LTD. by Brass Band Ladies Aux-|Presentations were made to MONUMENTS iary. Arrangments were made|Mrs. Curtis Brown and Mrs. 2 for the barbecue to be held|Rex Hopkins marking additions 668-355 Eo une 24 at the home of Mr. andito their families. Lunch was 318 DUNDAS EAST allowing the rezoning from BS FILM and PHOTO DEPT. S the church hall Thursday for a pot-luck luncheon, followed by an auction sale. Past Noble Grand Sister Isa- bel Mackness is attending, as representative from Whitby, the Rebekah Assembly at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, June 12, 13 and 14. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Barr, Pem- broke, spent a week visiting Mr. and Mrs, Alex Brown, 105 Bell Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacCarl One-Stop DECORATING SHOP @ Wallpaper and Murals @ Custom Draperies @ Broadioom @ C.I.L. Paints and Varnishes @ Benjamin Moore Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. PHONE 668-5862 107 Byron St. $., Whitby FREE ROLL OF FILM BLACK -&- WHITE <. E, OR KODACOLOR W& FOR EACH ROLL LEFT FOR HURRY !! 8 CYL. -- lop Drive, for the installation of a new service track. OLD MARKET MOVES The 800-year-old Les Halles A tender totalling $4,620 for|downtown food market of Paris the supply of a tractor and|is making its first move, to the mower, submitted by D. A.|less-crowded suburbs. Edwards was accepted. Council has approved plans for the erection of a service station at the south west corner of Dunlop and Dundas Streets. Monday, July 3, will be ob- served as a holiday by mem- bers of the town staff. Bylaws were passed by coun- | LEWIS OPTICAL Established for over 30 years 10% King Street West 725.0444 Township of ATION BY the Council specially called for this tario. Dated at Columbus, 1967. TAKE NOTICE that a by-law for raising $100,- 000.00 under the provision of the TILE DRAIN- AGE ACT, WILL BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDER- To The Ratepayers Of The East Whitby BROCK WHITBY Both Features Recommended es ALSO -- SECOND FEATURE ATTRACTION "THE COLLECTOR" in Color -- Begins 7:30 Starring -- Samanthe Egger -- Terence Stamp NOW PLAYING One Complete Program Each Evening STARTING AT 7;30 SUZANNE LEIGH -- FRANK FINDLEY CHEVELLE HARDTOPS IMPALA HARDTOPS CHEVROLET HOLIDAY HARDTOPS SIMPLY LEAVE YOUR NEXT FILM. BLACK-&-WHITE OR KODACOLOR FOR DEVEL- OPING & PRINTING. YOU WILL GET 4 FREE ROLL OF THE SAME SIZE. CUTLASS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT of the Corporation of the Township of East Whitby, at a meeting purpose, ON THURS- DAY, JUNE 22nd, 1967, at the hour of 7:30 p.m., in the Municipal Office, Columbus, On- , this 23rd day of May, SAVE $ $ ON M. Wm, GOLDIE, Clerk. _ AUTO INSURANCE s66 ss: INSURANCE 597 KING ST. DIAL 728-7567 PRESIDENT -- CLARE A. 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