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'S PARK rnment ing Off Lightly? )ON O'HEARN O--It seems a bit of ) and perhaps some ing is due. 2 thing has happened ifferent occasions in w weeks. in different sections itry and of quite dif- rests have written in feel the comment in is too much for the t. That it is too fa- 1 not critical enough. ections were all id probably the most yas an observation s I had been around "VENTURERS SET TO LAUNCH EXPO CANOE TRIP WHITBY (Staff) -- Fifth Whitby Venturers, before their departure from Lake Scugog Marina, Saturday for their canoe trip to Expo '67, will at- tend Mass at St. John the Evangelist Church at 8 a.m., celebrated by Rev. Leo J. Aus- tin who will officiate at the canoe blessing ceremony. Whitby mayor Desmond New- una man will also attend the Mass, and will present to Venturer ad- visor Ben LaHaye letters of in- troduction to be given to mayors in various stop-overs. Vernon MacCarl, chairman of the centennial committee, will present the Venturers with pass- ports to Expo 67. A motorcade will leave from the church grounds following Mass. Parents of the boys and friends will accompany them to the Marina. Henry Baxter, assisted by Ron Norris, will follow the Ven- turers by car with all the cook- ing equipment, and will feed the boys at each stop-off for the first 10 days. At the Lake Scugog Marina, before the official departure, HAN Tn nai light served. refreshments will be Making the canoe trip are: Cornelius Derks, Douglas Conservatory Announces | rt THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, July 7, 1967 § L. Penfound. "< GRADE I THEORY First Class Honors -- Valerie Wilson; Elizabeth M. Cawker, Karen A. Kewson (equal). Hon- tnt Boats from the Marina will form a guard of honor and will give a "Send-Off" to the Whitby Venturers at approximately 10 a.m, Father Austin, chaplain of the Venturers, will meet the group in Kingston and will celebrate Mass for them and will also officiate in Montreal. EU Woods, John Gauthier, Guy La- Haye, Hank Wyste, Steve Bax- ter, Danny Gravelle, Earl La- Haye, Tim VanGills, Earl Keoghan, John and Peter Bedard, Gordon Woodcock, Vidis Vaicuinas, Gerald Hicks, Gerald Lynch, William Lavalley and advisors Ben LaHaye and John Brady, 'hetero ae list of successful candidates in examinations held here recent- ly by the Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto. Names are arranged in order of merit. GRACE V THEORY Counterpoint: Honors, rice L. Pogson. GRADE IV Beat- | THEORY Honors, Mary D.} Results Of Music Exams WHITBY -- Following is a|Pauline C, Kenny (equal). Pass| Beattie. |-- Linda Gibson; Sheila John- M. Godwin. ors -- David Ferrier; Kathryn Pass, Bonnie N, ston, Ronald D. (equal); Linda D. Curtis, Shel- ley Schweigkofler (equal); Joni NEAL'S BARBER SHOP Stevenson | One-Stop DECORATING SHOP Wellpaper end Murals WHITBY - AJAX PERSONALS Harmony: | Samanski. Pass -- Wendy J.! Prior to their summer recess,|and their committee served a|Bain; Joyce E. Bain, Catherine CLOSED 'FOR Custom Dreperies Broadioom C.1.L, Paints end Varnishes -|Mrs. Jacqueline Guthrie, con- members and officers of Whitby Chapter 248 Order of the East- ern Star celebrated the 18th birthday of the Chapter. Mrs. Grace Guthrie, WM, presided, assisted by WP James Martin. ductress, assisted by Mrs. Bes- sie Cosway, associate conduct- buffet lunch. Miss Doreen Courchesne and Fred Rowe sustained a motor- bike accident and were both hospitalized at St. Joseph Hos- pital, Guelph. Fred suffered a| fractured foot and was released) from the hospital the next day,| J. Langdon (equal). Counterpart: Honors, Hertzberg. GRADE Ill THEORY Eve Harmony and History: Hon- ors -- Douglas E. Twamley, Julia A. Fairwell. Harmony: Honors, Helen E. Makowchik. |¢ History: Honors, Margaret E. VACATION JULY 10 TILL JULY 15 Benjamin Moore Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. PHONE 668-5862 107 Byron St. $., Whitby ng and was too close ress, introduced the following|Doreen a fractured leg and is|gqyj undoubtedly some Ss. u've been around a y 25 years, and have ractically everybody rime minister down were political pups, » mellow. 'T aps get too friendly. rdest part of a good iter"s job is that he | people. ly have not been of- many peple as I former years. with this there also e consideration that the government is the political writer's some of them today nk so. rimarily, at least as to try and tell why been done and what mean, and in in- complex matters to rify them, in our system, es- the job of the oppo- 'r or commentator, | responsibility for ily when the whole the whole elected ing down, ie Legislature as a ip-shod in enacting as this one has been been, he has a duty position is carping solid in its criti- as this one has in- , once again he has oint this out. e government has weaknesses, in the particular--in the present govern- ample, a serious in- jer--then once more juty. not the job of the snd out a continual petty criticism. easily be done. But you would be even p with it than the the criticism that ered is valiable and And in the future an attempt for less ue of any talk about ent, 'iS AGO EARS AGO, ly 7, 1947 y Schell, daughter Ars. H, P. Schell, been awarded the Old Girls' Associa- 'ship in English d Literature at the rinity College has the Dean Duck- visitors and members: Mrs.jexpected to come home this re. GRADE Il THEORY 3 \Mrs. 4 Agnes Edna Anderson, PGM and hon- orary member of Whitby Chap- ter; DDGM Mrs. Isobel Walker, Aileen Trenouth, Mrs. Phyllis Miller, PDDGM Mrs. Wallace, Mrs, Edna Hunter, Mrs. Rita Carruthers, grand representative to the state of California, Mrs. Winni- fred Newton and Mrs. Florence Moorefield. Presiding Matrons and Patrons from Blue Ray Chapter, Port Perry, Clovelly Chapter, Weston, and Ontario Chapter, Pickering. Past Ma- trons and Patrons of Whibty Chapter: Mrs. Alma Ridley, Mrs. Anna Patterson, Mrs. |Pearl Roper, Mrs. Elsie Goose, |Mrs. Veronica Manning, Mrs. Julia Thomas, Mrs. Grace Blow, Mrs, Mae Phair, Mrs. Maude |Boyes, Mrs. Helen Breen, Mrs. Louella Cook, Mrs. Margaret weekend. First Class Honors -- John Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Clark, Bottomley; Louis Schweig- and their daughter, Helen, Roa |kofler; Wendy J. Wilde; Anne Athol Street, spent the holiday|Gove; Penny A. Purdy, Vicky weekend in the Minden district|. Wilde (equal) i visiting relatives. | Honors -- Frank Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne White,|esne spent the holiday week- and their son, Kenneth, Buffalo, €"4 in Brussels their former New York, spent a week visiting residence and attended "Come relatives in Whitby and sur-/ Home Week" celebrations. They rounding areas. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs George Thornton. - and Mrs. Thomas Chupa, | ------ a and sons Randy, Michael and| Larry, were in Fort Erie for| Need An Oil Furnace? the holiday weekend, and visited CALL Mrs. Carl Sollen, sister of Mrs. Chupa. PERRY Mrs. J, A. Osterhout and her 723-3443 daughter, Joyce, were in Belle-| ville for the holiday weekend visiting Keith and Gordon Os- BDAY O?8 NIGHT TALKS GARS . and Test Drive These RECOMMENDED QUALITY USED CARS Thoroughly reconditioned with written guarantee for your complete driving enjoyment. 1964 VALIANT MODEL V 200 SEDAN -- Ton in color, 6 eylinder engine, The turning of the sod for their new church and Chris- of St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church, Whitby. John R. Frost, a member of the tlan education building, church session, is shown Thursday night, was a his- turning the sod. A large toric event for the bers ber of Ss as well as Mayor Desmond G. New- man, members of the town council and representatives of the Roman Catholic and Protestant clergy of the town attended. Rev. W. J. Miss Sally Jones, Mrs. Dorothy} Wigston, Mrs. Bernice Moase,| Miss Beatrice Jones, Mrs. Pearl Roper, Mrs. Veronica Manning, Mrs. Gladys McConnell, Mrs. Eunice Beer, Mrs. Mae Phair, Mrs. Maude Boyes, Mrs. Alma Ridley, Mrs. Delphine Conibear, Mrs. Grace Blow, Mrs. Julia /Thomas, Mrs. Elsie Goose, Mrs. ouella Cook and James Mar- tin. Mrs. Edna Anderson, PGM, extended her greetings, stafing that she had helped in starting jthe Chapter 18 years ago. 'The |farewell was given by Mrs.| |Phyllis Miller, DDGM, followed) |by a candelight ceremony. Past| |Matrons of Whitby Chapter lit) ja candle on the birthday cake) S. McClure, minister of St. Andrew's officiated. The new church is located on Cochrane Street, adjacent to the Masonic Temple. --Oshawa Times Photo BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE Two 16 - Year - Ola Youths Remanded On Six Charges PICKERING -- "The courts are interested in putting people back on the tracks but six charges are a very hard set-up to deal with," Magistrate H. W. Jermyn told Robert Law- rence McLean of Han-pton and Clifford Wayne Allin of Ennis-| killen, | The two 16-year-old boys were remanded to Ajax court. Mc- Lean was remanded in custody for one week while the Allin boy was remanded in the custody of his parents. The boys were captured by Ralph Brooks of Taunton Road East, Whitby Township as they ran from Mr. Brooks' house. Mr. Brooks and a friend were returning to the home of Mr. Brooks when they saw the two an unlocked porch door then smashing a window of the liv- ing room. When they were caught and held for the provincial police on July 4, the boys had socks, a radio, watch, cigars, candle and many other items in their possession which had _ been taken from the Brooks' home. McLean had goods of a total value of $52 while Allin had in his possession goods and money totalling $32. The two boys and a juvenile left home June 28. Police said they broke into Mitchell Cor-) ners School and stole several) items. They stole a car in| Orono July 1. They broke into| the Orono Public School and the} Courtice North School and the) tim's eyes. Due to the-nature of the eye injuries the man was blind for "a period of time'. Cennedy was placed on an 18- |month suspended sentence with |the stipulations that he report jto the probation officer in Osh- lawa once a month. He must not leave Ontario County nor change his address without first notifying the probation of- ficer. The accused is "not to have liquor of any kind'. He had been drinking prior to the gate crashing incident. He is to be in off the streets every night by 11 p.m. Magistrate Jermyn warned, "if a report comes here that you are out after 11 p.m. you will be here in the court on a breach of probation. If you do appear on the charge you will be sentenced to a reformatory. The courts are not putting up with this sort of thing". $50 FINE Magistrate Jermyn fined to represent the year in which each had presided. Mrs. Helen | Plan Approved === and Mrs. Edwina Smith 'For Education | Brooklin Cubs aumay «sam -- me oe| At 'Camp Out in the joint municipalities of! Whitb d Whitby To hi BROOKLIN (Staff) - "Camp after " saialcamation riled na Out" weekend terminated an ac- proved Tuesday by the Whitby/tive year for the ist Brooklin District High School Board. eer at ese gga ost vers A request by the Whitby Dis- SP omen de wee icneundta ss trict YMCA an the use of the!" Cub master Carl Johansen and gymnasium and equipment at'. scistant Nancy Johansen ac- Henry Street High School will companied the 25 cubs. Leaders be considered by the commit- assisting the group committee tee after the YMCA has sub- were: Joe Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. mitted a list of equipment it Glen 'Caverly, Robert Kyle and wishes to: use. _ |Don Horrall, Assistant district _ The board approved the hir-|commissioner William Lowler ing of two additional teachers, | pnened the camp. bringing the total number of Joe Pitts was in charge of| teachers and principals to 88 in| crafts and woodlore. The boys | terhout and their families ' Mustard, Mrs. Mary Inkpen, M 4 ri da A. 5; JOHNSON, 0.D. fa |Mrs. Cora Fallow, James Mar- belied back to Whitby is tin, Edwin Breen and Clarence rhc.) Leslie Osterhout, the spe- | OPTOMETRIST F\Hallett. Charter members of|<i#! occasion being to celebrate | 1 . Whitby Chapter: Mrs, Anna| "er fifth birthday this week with] 142 King St. East Patterson, Mrs. Violet' Kemp,|"e? tandparents. | 723-2721 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Courch- New Home Recipe anty. 1963 RAMBLER Lie, No. K146414. Reducing Plan It's simple how quickly one may lose pounds of unsightly fat right in your own home. Make this home recipe yourself. It's easy, no trouble at all and costs little. Just go to your drug store and ask for four ounces of Naran Concentrate. Pour this into a pint bottle and add enough feeperes juice to fill the bottle. 'ake two tablespoons full a day 4 needed and follow the Naran jan, If your first purchase does not ghow you « simple easy way to lose bulky fat and help regain slender more graceful curves; if reducible pounds and inches of neck, chin, arms, abdomen, hips, calves and ankles just return the empty bottle for your money back. Follow this easy way en- dorsed by many who have tried this plan and help bring back alluring curves and graceful bloat disappears--how much bet- ter you feel, More alive, youthfu} appearing and active. ARREST excess fat don't disappear from | slenderness. Note how quickly | NORTHSIDE ¢ 918 BROCK ST | Enjoy '67 Better ! HRYSLE automatic transmission, wheel covers, still under new car wor- 1 owner, Lie. No. J71579. MODEL 550 CLASSIC SEDAN --~ Whie with blue Interior, 6 cylinder engine, white! well tires, wheel discs. | owner only, em BROCK Fvenins Programs Start at 7; -- 9: day WHITBY A WORMAN PANAMA PRODUCTION Matinee Starts 1:30 Tony Cortia Virna Lisi.George C.Scott, 'meray by RORGINR PAIR LAGE CEL AART ond PETER ARES, Also Colored OR* FROM Short Subjects FEATURE STARTS AT 7 and 9:20 the district. made bird's houses and necker- Charles Mann, 16, of Pickering) Township, $50 and costs or 10) days in jail on a charge of con- Although a discussion was|chiefs slides. | held on the feasibility of hiring) Two scouters, Keith Batty and a maintenance supervisor for|Randy Johansen, gave assist- the district high schools, no de-|ance with the nature trails. Bruce Dingman and Brian GREEN ACRE with seat. Net SINK. Special, net SINK. Special, net BATHTUBS. White, 5'. Net PHONE Plumbing Discount 149 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY DIRECT TO YOU PLUMBING SUPPLIES TOILETS. White reverse trap, DOUBLE STAINLESS STEEL SINGLE STAINLESS STEEL COMPLETE STOCK OF FIXTURES FAUCETS -- COPPER PIPE and FITTING 20% DISCOUNT P < 3 31.50 oe .. 24.95 sie .. 10.95 668-6601 suming liquor while under the) cision was n.ade at the meeting.) age of 21 years. | | Biggs successfully completed irship in the same boys. Entry had been gained by| Enniskillen United Church. | TEN |$100 FINE os SUSPENDED SENTENCE | "Because you were motivated|area, one from 60 feet to 50|'" Official Roy Kenneth Callenger of|to do something it means you|feet and the other from 45 feet |Pickering Township was placed) can not create a danger to the|to 40 feet, in order to facilitate PET SHOP OPEN FROM THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF EAST WHITBY lot frontages be reduced in|their five - star program dur- g the camp. Meals were prepared by chief |cook Don Horrall and assistant on the new Domin- Pickering n King St. W. at - a : Gian Caveriy. | NOTICE tarted today. on a 12-month suspended sen-| public," said Magistrate Jer-|lower service costs and cheap-| 7 \7: : fici 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sat.--6:00 p.m S§ AGO. ines Last Sapar eee ug aie tata Pagel sotlers Me bpaploicss er eee ae gy" goal 1 Bibel pag Rg ae . cb BY-LAW NUMBER 1993 pane a Nie ea taal bear pea Aanaione : A| CUES Man On A CAarelcee ey - A. Wandless, city plan-/Brian Briggs, Robbie Marshall, A BY-LAW TO RAISE $100,000.00 TO AID IN THE CON- ly 7, 1982" 27 years of service as Picker-|ordered to sign a $500 bond and charge. His Worship pointed out/ning director, reported that|Gordon Caverly, David Stocks| PET SUPPLIES @ FINCHES STRUCTION OF Te STONE OR TIMBER DRAINS. ing Township building inspec-\to keep the peace. He was in that it had cost the accused six dies. ready-to-wear ' ; tor, Frank Prouse gave his last|custody two weeks before be-| points on his driver's licence as y store will open at most cities have a minimum)and Scott Vallance. | | A e frontage of 50 feet, and Oshawa! Invited guests included Harry | Cc NARIES BUDGIES THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP ; \¢ |point d ; and OF EAST WHITBY, PURSUANT TO THE TILE DRAINAGE W. The name will report to council Tuesday| ing sentenced on Thursday. --_[he fined Lucien Chretien $100|is already under this figure. He| tnkpen, president of Whitby dis-| | FISH ® AQUARIUMS ACT, CHAPTER 399, REVISED STATUTES OF ONTARIO, igre Oars night. | PROBATION jand costs or 20 days in jail. _/said reducing lots from 60 feet|trict group council, Stanley| | 1960 AS AMENDED FROM TIME TO TIME, ENACTS AS ood, a member of Harmonica Band er of the first prize ness Men's Com- ¢ in Bowmanville. VMN Mr. Prouse, at 77, is retiring.) Mr. Prouse was presented a} check last night by Reeve Clif-| ford Laycox. The township staff) has already presented a paint- ing to him. Mr. Prouse reported that 51)been sent to the reforn.atory| permits had been issued dur-| Patrick Kennedy, 19, of Osh- awa, charged with assault caus- ing bodily harm and doing damage to property, was told by the court that he could have for a six-month period. continuity of the | area, Lot Frontage." Idea Rejected (."stt tn.anat S! One of the recommendations would sharply curtail house de- |to 50 feet would destroy the) Regg and Robert Batty, own-| | residential/er of the camp site. 668-6841 SPEEDY TAXI SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR PET'S NEEDS -- COME INTO THE: GREEN ACRE PET SHOP FOLLOWS: 1, The Reeve, may from time to time, subject to the provisions of this By-law, borrow on the credit of the corporation of the Municipality such sum not exceeding in the whole ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($100,000.00) as may be determined by Council, and may in manner herein- after provided, issue debentures of the corporation in such sums as the Council may deem proper for the amount so ing the month of June, esti-| Kennedy, who had gate|in a brief presented to city|sign, while leaving only a minor WHITBY 111 Dundes St. W., Whitby sal 668-5171 borrowed, with coupons attached as provided in Section \ mated at $1,316,435 worth of|crashed a private party in Pick-|council recently by the Oshawa| assessment reduction. DAY & NIGHT 4 of the Act. . construction. Permits includedjering Township, had got into ajDevelopment Association was 2. Subject to Section 10 of the Tile Drainage Act, when the He F/RST ALL~ IL. CONNECTION EAL AND THE NDED OVER. the construction of the Wood-|fight with a man. As a result} vetoed Tuesday by the Oshawa lands Centennial School at) $778,155 and an addition to the| Rouge Hill school at $121,000. of the fight the man was in- jured and the main portion of |planning board. The recommendation stated|the two types the injury was done to the vic-'that two types of residential'recammendation was adopted. | Mr. Wandless recommended that no changes be made in| of zoning. His GUARANTEED Buy . Canadian. Therest | of the world does.. Smooth and mellow Canadian Club is the world's lightest whisky. And "The Best in The House" in 87 lands, INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 6%% INTEREST For « term of 5 years 6% for 1, 2 3 or 4 years VICTORIA and GREY TRUST WHITBY, ONT. 668-5897 L. D. REID Mortgage Manager G. T. WHATTAM Manager STRAWBERRIES FRESH PICKED -- FOR SALE STRAWBERRY FARM D FOR CONSTRUCTION CLOSED FO! TAUNTON RD. ANY TIME PICK YOUR OWN BRING CONTAINERS to borrow money for the 3. A special annual rate shall the Tile Drainage Act. 1967, passed by the Council of the apply to have the By-law, or serve notice of his application wos FIRST published on the Council is of the opinion that the application of ony person purpose of constructing a tile, stone or timber drain should be granted. in whole or in part, the Council may, by resolution, direct the Reeve to issue Debentures as aforesaid and to borrow a sum not exceeding the amount opplied for, and may lend the same to the applicant on the completion of the drainage works be imposed, levied and collected over and above all other rates upon the land, in respect of which the money is borrowed, sufficient for the payment of the principal and interest as provided in the Act. 4. This By-law shall not take effect until the approval of The Ontario Municipal Board has been obtained, as pro- vided in Section 64, Subsection 1, of the Ontario Munici- pal Board Act ond pursuant to Section 1, subsection (1) of Read a FIRST and a SECOND TIME this 22nd day of June, Read a "THIRD time and PASSED this 22nd day of June, 1967, JOHN HOWDEN, Reeve. M, Wm. GOLDIE, Clerk, TAKE NOTICE thot the foregoing is @ true copy of a By-low Corporation of the Township of East Whitby, on the 22nd day of June, 1967, and all persons are required to take NOTICE that any person who desires to any part thereof, quashed must upon the Head (Reeve) or Clerk of the Municipality within TWENTY-ONE DAYS (21) after the date of the LAST publication of this NOTICE, AND MUST MAKE HIS APPLICATION TO THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO within one month after the said date. This NOTICE 29th day of June, 1967, and tha LAST publication will be on the 14th day of July, 1967. M. Wm. GOLDIE, Clerk. Columbus, Ontario. ae