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'S PARK inned duction y Point DON O'HEARN O--A year ago the lopment out of the in. io Farm Conference d was the first step lanned overall pro. the farm industry. aders developed the of a thesis that a > for a_ prosperous my in the future lay ion that would meet nands, and not flood t with one product > were shortages in sar's conference, just at Kemptville, this developed further. ness of this confer- ) consider a siudy on les, prepared by the western firm of re. nomists Hedlin-Men- 1E ; ned production was heme of the Hedlin- ort, that increased pro. 8 such, did not in. 1 incomes. 1trary to popular better productivity long-term financial - farmer. le first stages, when ers adopted 2 new achinery or farming s there a gain. innovation was in » competition wn the price, and went to the con- IPOSALS s finding and other the study it made id proposals on poli- 'al to all was this last year: planned ins, it would seem, ly the farmer will good-bye to a lot of al individualism. strongly endorses sized, family-owned most efficient unit. efficientt his unit lo work under production. TELL IERS eans that the state or other--possibly sntive bonuses--is > to tell the farmer uce, is no doubt at all ly we are heading 1 control. his will. have to 'tically the whole lity. h a scale it can e handled by the > secondary level y could be boards ndustry represent- g the program. il say--and diree- e to be with the rs may not like ilso probably will ecognize there is Their leadership 'ginning to grant S AGO ARS AGO st 2, 1942 ing books will be Oshawa _ this e the cards pres- ed. ors contributed 60 to the War Sal- S week. ARS AGO t 2, 1927 ined today from neer show that construction rec- 000,000. manager of the of the Ontario mployment Bur- ed a position as anager of Gen- ANE AAR HERERO TINES CIRCULATING YEARS AGO a Scotia LETTERED 'On THE HIDE VHALE { ~~, "ih ~ {_O1W¥LNO NOGNOT - Saunivas BOOTY so64 ONDIKE D RUSH ED WHEN jE CARMACK WO. INDIAN IONS, TAGISH E ano SKOOKUM RUCK GOLD m (Magistrate's court here Tues- * bar" found A TOWN CALLED WHITBY Mayor Praises History _ WHITBY (Staff) - "As a town, in this nation, let us be of one reso've, let us face the shadowy future without fear", says Whit- by Mayor Desmond Newman in his introduction to 'A Town Called Whitby", a book releas- ed Tuesday afternoon. The 65-page book relates the history of the town over the past 100 years with special emphasis on the year 1867 and this centennial year. The main credit for the book goes to a young' Henry Street Winter who compiled all of the High School student Brian Winter who compiled all of the historic material in the book. The book contains a map of the business section 100 years ago and includes numerous old photegraphs as well. as pictures of present municipal personal- ities and events. OVERALL PICTURE In his introduction Mr. Win- ter points out that the book is = designed to give an overall pic- ture of the town a century ago. © He mentions that although Whit- © by is rich in history relatively little of it is recorded. The book is divided into two | main sections with numerous sub - sections and the first 30 Pages are devoted to "A Color- ful Past" with the back 35 pag- es described as "One Hundred Years Later". The publication was edited and produced by Raymond Huff with cover design by Reid Studios of Oshawa and photog- raphy by Bill Stannett of Whit+ b y. The booklet will be on sale this weekend during the car- nivail at information centres lo- cated at the Whitby harbor, the Whitby bowling green and at the Canadian Legion Hall on Byron Street as well as the police station and a number of downtown stores. The publication was produced with the backing of the Whitby Centennial Celebrations Commit- tee under chairman Vernon MacCarl. He said of any profit was made on the 5,000 book edition it would go to the cen- tennia) building committee. He said he hoped the book selling at $1 would be sold out in the first week. LOVELY BOOK Mayor Newman pointed out EMPHASIS ON 1867, 1967 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dyst,; Mc. and 'Amsterdam, Holland, are visit-j;and their OO < jing in Canada for six weeks.jand Timm visiting at and Mrs. § Cedar St. Mrs, Edit spending si |They are at present the guests of their son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Josep Eymans, 811 Centre St. S. |Other guest is Miss Bernadine Eymans also of Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Dyst will also spend ome time at the home of their ther sons-in-law and daugh- ters, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Povinsky, 804 Byron St. S., jand Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tig- -|glers, 801 Centre St. S. | |ton & | Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Tay-ic. ©. ter, Mr. an Mrs. You jon a. "Passport é | trip including five days in and lington, Mrs. Thomas Dumond of Tren- that the book contains no adver- BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE ton Mr. and Mrs. Fd Bell, Har - ------- wood Park Apt., Ajax, have re * 'urned from a two-week motor ; | Ei ht Bands trip through Florida, g Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Beitle and children Ronald = and | F P Karen, 84 Tulloch Dr., Ajax | or ara e spent a week's vacation motor- | ferceniiey 5 sy ing to Cornwall, where they | WHITBY (Staff)--The theme) were the guests of Mr. and, of this years' massive County|\trs) Frank Boucher. 'They vis jTown Carnival parade, designed!iteqd Expo and motored back ito be twice as large and interest-|via Rochester, New York jing, is 'Canada, 1867-1967 | | From beauty queens to the} During the recent visit of | soldiers of the. Ontario Regi-/the destroyer HMCS Nipigon jment, to Bozo the Clown, people|the officers and men were J * lof all ages are expected to belvuesis of Royal Canadian Le-|¥ BSEees greatly entertained. along the|:zion Branch 112, Whitby. They Rinticstia 3 $ - |two-mile parade route. It starts|were served a buffet lunch FIRST COPY OF BOOK PRESENTED TO MAYOR " 0 pan tea g a |'Open House' was held in| 3g x aug : In a on to the soldiers, Z a danc as! «+. Vernon MacCarl, Centennial Chairman, Mayor Newman lthe parade will feature cA J ag |Lynn Levon, Miss Ontario Dairy local 'dignitaries in attendance tising and that it had tried to asked for the information in re-| INTOXICATED Revie ey a ee Me Ghd Mie Vopal Pacie touch all aspects of the town's/gards to licence and insurance| Melville Ferguson, 39, of Os! |1967, along with two "prin-|have returned from a two-week past. "It's a very plang or Mr. Booth struck Mr. Skritch|awa was fined $50 and costs or|cesses", Horses and riders andtholiday at a cottage at Pleas -- tea DIOU Ort, Re on the nose. As a result Mr.| 30 days in jail on a charge of|Bozo ee oe hed ant Point, North of Lindsay. j 7 > Ino . " ; © . generation anc DOV scouts, Besides outlining the town's Skrtich suffered a broken nose:| being intoxicated in a. public i piles' aiid the ahi history the booklet will probab- He also received other injuries! place. He pleaded guilty to the Ambulance corps will demon- | BUY YOUR ly be in as a ite sil from the blows. ge. Stanley Clay was -also|strate their activities, many residents. It lists members don July 31 for being tight area bands will take of ai! boards and commissions/$200 FINE pe " jintoxicated in a public place.|part in the Bho arching : oo and presents a complete list| Howard Leslie Smith, 25, of phe accused pleaded not guil jalong the road with 100 soldiers , of centennial celebrations that|Whitby had his driver's licence/anq was remanded by Magis-|of the Ontario Regiment and a @ ARROW were and will be held in the suspended for six months. | trate H. W. Jermyn to Aug. 4/contingent of 50 cadets attach- @ ALPINE town this year. Smith pleaded guilty to He | when the case will be heard in|ed to the Regiment will be: the @ SIMCA The mayor agreed that it ee 7 driving -- 1S/QOshawa court. Also convicted] Ajax Ladies' Pine Band, Osh ee wou'd probably be the last/"!verS cence was un ote fa on a liquor charge was- Allan|awa Sea Cadets Band, the Band Nia Rawak Yeni Warcanty history of Whitby as it is to- hegre and was fined $200 anc Wolstenholme, 19, of Toronto.\of the Ontario Regiment, Mark- day and that in five months it|°S'S or 30 days in jail. |He pleaded guilty to the charge|ham Collegiate's Girls' Band BELL'S GARAGE would be outdated. "So will Cen-/$199 FINE of having liquor while under the|the Oshawa Red Marines, Ajax tennial," said Mayor Newman.|" Magistrate Jermyn convicted age of 21 years He was fined Legion Pipe Band, the Picker- gun See Wainy Harvey L. Moore, 25 of 631 $50 and costs or 10 days in ing Blue Notes, and the' Whitby UNDAS E. Brock St., Whitby, on a charge | J@ll. Brass Band. Toronto Men Sentenced Three-Year WHITBY -- Two Toronto men were each sentenced to three years in penitentiary on a charge of break, enter and theft, when they appeared in day. William Parker, 31 and Al- bert John Samuelson, 31, both of 379 Barkley St., Toronto, pleaded guilty to nine charges of break, enter and theft of cottages in Uxbridge, Reach and Pickering townships dur- ing June. Two men were sentenced on a charge of breaking into and stealing goods valued at $1,052 from the Gordon Rolph cot- tage in Reach township. On the other eight charges they were given concurrent three-year terms. There was a total value of $3,711 stolen including house- hold goods, furniture, guns, television sets and silverware. About $100 in goods has been recovered. In each instance entrance was gained to the cottages by forcing a window or breaking the panel of a screen door then forcing open a window. Among the cottages broken into was that of Charles Mich- ener in Uxbridge Township, brother 'of Governor - General Roland Michener. From _ the cottage an antique lamp and an antique phonograph and 'wo electric motors were stolen, valued at $391. The two Toronto men, Jail Terms own hands," said Magistrate Jermyn as he convicted Ern- of driving while his ability was pleaded guilty to in jail. His driver's licence was TWO CHARGES das St. E., Toronto was con- sentenced to 30 days in jail on Mrs. Gary sons, David, Mark y, Tecumseh, the home of h Cross, Toronto, is everal weeks visit- jing her son-in-law and daugh- d Mrs. L. G. Ewles, 205 Frances St. Bert |daughter, Donna Gale, Burling- visited her Johnstone and mother, Centre Mrs. Street, ing, \lor spent several days abroad,/who left with her house guests to Pleasure" for an extended visit in Bur- Mrs. -R. G, d_ their and Sue, Belle- two daugh- 2998 Or- Pickering Beach ek at a cottage at ach the guests 'of around Geneva, Switzerland.| They also visited in the Dublin) M:, and area of Ireland. jhumeur an | . jters, Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Carman Bar-\chard Dr., jrett ana family, Pickering,' spent a we jspent Jast Sunday at Tewanal Alcona Re |trailer camp visiting Mr. and Mrs, Gertrude Baker Lowell | are! Mr.} ydney Erskine, 118 lis expected to cost $300,000 ac- impaired by alcohol. Mr. Moore the charge and was fined $100 or 15 days suspended for three months. John Ward Russell, 281 Dun- STILL GET THE BEST victed on two charges. He was| Save More - Spend Less Shop at BRIDGELAND and you'll four-month sentence on Booth, who had pleaded not guilty to the charge. * On July 1 Booth's car was in a rear-end collision with the he was out on bail waiting legal | aid advice, Mr. Sheffield was | charged with having while under the age of years. He was given a further} remand to Sept. 12. | on at 909 Simcoe St. N 728-3361 : "HOME OF THE KING OF MEAT" est Adam Preston, 41 of Whitby iyi A A D RUMP FRESH on two charges of false pre-|a,,charet, of driving while hs RED on ack etl CHICKEN tenses and on charge of theft. pension. On the charge of driv-| ca ROUND STEAK CHUCK STEAK Mr. Preston had pleaded guilty] ; ile hi Nig was init STEAKS ST CUTS to the charges. On the charge|."% ya vill ygid sindeeess, L ROA 69c LB a aire: alc ie was sen- 4 of theft he was. sentenced tolfenced to 15 days in jail, This| __©7* "= oe be LEGS or 5 vids sentence to run: consecutive to somal -- On potest the previous sentence. He MAPLE LEAF CANADA PACKERS gory rg BREASTS same and it is concurrent to guilty to both charges. COLD CUTS WIENERS the first charge. The magis-|/ REMANDED 3 Ibs. 95 39c LB. 49° trate recommended that Mr.| Charles Bell, 65, of Utica, 59c LB. ee By Piece Preston bed 'eet to the Alex|Reach Township appeared in Brown coholic Centre tor}court on a charge of assault) LUCAS & ARTHUR ickled Peameal tratment. The accused has ajcausing bodily harm. The! RINDLESS BEEF LIVER Sweet Pic BACK BACON record dating back to 1949, At|charge arose out of an incident | SIDE BACON or TONGUES Cottage Hams L the request of the crown four|that occurred on July 29. He| 69c LB. other charges of false pre-/was remanded to Aug. 15. On| 55c¢ 39c 59c By Piece tenses were withdrawn. the ae nf killing a dog on July 30 with an axe, FOUR MONTHS the accused was remanded for BREAD TENDERFLAKE a COFFEE Barry Arthur Booth, 25 of 330/60 days for observation at the LARD Eglinton Ave. E., Toronto, was|Ontario Hospital. SHORTENING 69¢ sentenced to four months in the 5 -- $1.00 5 for $1.00 4 LBS. 1.00 reformatory on a. charge of| BAIL STANDS ete assault occasioning bodily) "No person is allowed out on harm. Booth was scheduled to|bail to commit additional of-|f terms avoiloble on Freezer FREEZER SPECIAL Cut, wropped and be married Aug. 14 in Toronto.|fences," said Fatal genet read Orders. ha hal The defence lawyer told the}myn as he refused the reduc- RICAL court last week that the invita-|tion of the $200 bail for Patrick | MIDE SOc. PSIDE Soc, IDE Ec SIDE tions for the wedding were '"'all| William Sheffield. The accused, | c T 47 FRONT 45 PORK out." who lives with an uncle in Osh- | FRONT 48c FRON c c Ab Magisgate Jermy said the|awa, is charged with commit: | HINDS 73c HINDS 72c HINDS 69c c public and individuals '"'are to|ting an indecent act by inde- | be protected" as he passed the|cently exposing himself. While) BRIDGELAND MEAT-0-RAMA 728-3361 | WHITBY - AJAX PERSONALS | $300,000 Cost Estimated | | For New Ajax Post Offic AJAX (Saff) -- post office on King's Crescent cording to federal public works estimates THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 2, 1967 5 The new/federal department. The rectangular building will face King's Crescent with softball tournament at 3 p.m. @ Saturday in Centennial Park, Brock Street South. Lacrosse -- Minor lacrosse games (one novice and one pee driveway and entrance on the| Wee) to be held at Peel Park, |west limit of the front nearest| Peel Street at 2 p.m. Saturday. Tenders for the building will|t0.the complex. Mayor Smith'On Monday, at 10.30 am., a be called in November and the|added that he had hoped the|minor league game (bantam) project is expected to be com-| building could be completed be-' will be held at the same loca- pleted in November or Decem-|fore the 1968 Christmas rush. | tion, ber of next year. | The building, which will re-| place two buildings now being] used in the Ajax Plaza by the| post office, will be used as a letter carrier centre as well as| the normal postal services. The public works office advised The Times that the building would not include ed by the Ajax Town: Council. The town sold the site to the| tournament sovernment and requested that| paper t Style of the) field building be in keeping with] Anglican Church, Brock Street architectural new municipal complex re-|South at 12:30 p.m. Satur- ri ntly opened at a_ cost of! day. At 9:30 a.m Monday, 640.000 minor league teams with a Mayor Harry Smith said the/team from Yorkshire, England department had agreed to us-| wil compete at the same loca- ing similar block facing on the | tion building as was used in the Baseball -- Boys' baseball construction of the municipal|tournament (three games) will complex be held at Centennial Park, been considered by the Your Guide Wide Variety Sports Events regional fun running from one event to another during Whitby Town County a manpower centre as request-| packed days of events. The mayor said he had hoped!Brock Street South at 2 p.m t a manpower centre would! Saturday Check this feature every Wednesday, It's a comp B \¢ 'entennial 2.30 p.m., Monday. Lawn Bowling -- Two sets of | tournaments will be held at the Whitby Lawn Bowling. Club, rock Street South opposite Park, beginning at Sports fans can have a lot of} Carnival's three fun- Soccer -- Pee wee for the Trophy at the adjacent to St. soccer Bathurst soccer John's oftball -- Girls' juvenile' One-Stop DECORATING SHOP Wallpaper and Murals Custom Draperies Broadloom C.I.L, Paints and Varnishes Benjamin Moore Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. PHONE 668-5862 107 Byron St. S., Whitby MARKET-PLACE To Quality Work & Better Values "Sh salt services availabl for home, garden, auto and GARDEN CENTRE s{ FOR HOME AND GARDEN to you ing, as it does, the area's most qualified businesses in their field. guide to convenie and your family, represent- Call or Visit Us First! ... for the finest selection of @ Shrubs e@ Evergreens @ Trees @ Plants Open Till 9 P.M. Daily JOHN BROUWER GARDEN CENTRE 2 miles west of Whitby on No, 2 Highway RUNDLE GARDEN CENTRE LTD. BUYING .., SELLING .. . RENTING .. 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