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ToHum stings » has worked fn 12 10 years and only according to The _ He served in York ald MacDonald's ri- Riverdale, where wick 'is- the MPP. vlish was a metro » the Toronto Area purpose of this or- ras to build a group ill municipal seats, ARE uneasy days Second World War Oshawa and dis- y watch: those dis- etins from the Ot- lal room of Maj. Worthington. ed "Father of Ca- pred Corps" is ser- 1 the Defence De- Medical Centre, was admitted July ral held a memor- n in Oshawa with ; old comrades last e Ontario Regiment its 100th annivers- Worthington was a ler's soildier who ie boisterous, baw- » of the. barrack's ently as the King's i he was visibly lis warm reception ada decided to in- 'mored units in its i to organize the > set up the Cana- Forces Vehicluar rps at Camp Bord- and organized the n Armored Brigade took it overseas. t back to Canada organize the 4th. vision and to com- amp . Borden. \N ERNEST wWhit- ked City Council ling to brighten up young people and really needed are vised recreational itlets for the young- was stressed time | brief to the Pro- mittee on Youth day - long hearing rs ago under Chair- ps. Whiting is deeply 1 the situation be- s long association york locally. sritain r Stay Britain among who had returned risingly, Prof. survey showed | immigrants did srially than other ps. They had no fficulties, their qualifications readily accepted, ad to take jobs at ational and social those they had e. of this, Canada ower average pro- ritish immigrants. ent of immigrants ited States, 30 per ritish immigrants r cent of other 'ned home or emi- vhere. re, people from speaking coun more likely to be th the Canadian and more likely to iralized citizens. other results led nond to question ditional ideas of and integration that immigrants nced the most dif- 'll in occupational atus, nevertheless entify most:close- 'mew country, HSNO LA Whitby General Hospital Women's Auxiliary "Mem- bership Tea" held Thursday MEMBERS RENEWED their membership and new members joined at the FOR THE THIRD con- secutive year, the Whitby General Hospital Women's haven. Mrs. W. H. O'Don- nell, daughter of Mrs. Irwin acted as hostess for her Auxiliary held its "Mem- mother who is vacationing. bership -Tea" 'Thursday Appearing in the picture afternoon at the residence of seated is Mrs. Frank A, Mrs. Norman Irwin, Stone- Gabura, president of Ajax, afternoon at the residence of Mrs, Norman Irwin. The event was once more well Pickering General Hospital Women's Auxiliary offering a cup of tea to Mrs. Richard P. Matthews, president of Whitby General Hospital Women's Auxiliary. (Oshawa Times Photos) coffee and doughnuts following masses each Sunday. He said this provides an opportunity to meet their priests and other | parishioners. Mrs. 0. A. St. Pierre an- nounced that Christmas cards will again be on sale at the church entrance. Tea hostesses were Mrs. Ray Bibeau and Mrs. allon. 128 Members, St. John CWL WHITBY (Staff) -- St. John the Evangelist CWL has re- sumed its activities with presi- dent, Mrs. James McCarroll, chairing the meeting. Member- ship convener, Mrs. John Chas-| ezewski, reported the member- nae ship is now 128 members. MORE WORK OUTSIDE Visiting convener, Mrs. F. Spellen, said a total of 72| In 1940, about 14 per cent of hours were spent during the|the women in the U.S. were employed outside the house. By 1965 the estimated figure was 34 per cent. summer months at the Ontario Hospital, Whitby, and at Fair- view Lodge. Vincent) | | | jworks department 200 Free Trees For Residents WHITBY (Staff) -- Two hun- this year, courtesy of the town. This is the third year thejin the new subdivisions which| install|are barren of trees, trees on the property of home areas where road widening has) owners who have a road run-|meant the loss of trees on pri-| ning in front of their homes,|vate property. Four different will attended. Pictured are from left: Mrs. A. E. Schubert; Mrs. G. H. Miller; Mrs. H. R. Stratford; Mrs. H. K. Cunliffe and Mrs. B. L. Mc- Intryre, all of Whitby. WHITBY / AJAX PERSONALS -- St. Andrew's Women's group five held meeting with Mrs.|hard, 919 Donovan Cr. G. C. Dalgleish presiding. She} |welcomed back all : ' Mrs. Charles Barter read a|Church school fall sessions will letter received from Agnes His-|Start their open assemblies at lop, Missionary in Jobat, India,} itelling of her work, and the | difficulties for people to live} | without an adequate supply of first fall water. | The association meeting will be held for all groups, Sept. 18 E | Act aa: Men at the church hall with Mrs.| De held Sept. 12 at 2 p.m. Mem ling two. designs--one conven- hostesses were, McIlwaine and ing Oct. 3, will resume Sept. Mrs. The Thursday Presbyterian|of the executive will meet at Warren Mowat presiding. Tea|bers are asked to notice the)!' * ge change of date and make plans' tional, 4 And they showed the commis- Mrs, 14 at Whitby County Bowl. Old mem- bers are asked to be present) |and the executive is anxious to |meet new members. members. William| ee lth attend. Cowan. Next group five meet- afternoon | granddaughter, Members different Sculptor Assists Architect The 100 WHITBY -- Tenders for con- struction of the estimated $4,- 000,000 Whitby hospital, which has been described gigantic piece of sculpture, will be received not later than Sept. 14, as one - bed hospital is the brainchild of Toronto sculp- tor Ted Bieler, tect Ed Zeidler, 41. 28 and archi- Mr. Zeidler, a member of the architectural firm of Craig, Zei- dier and Strong which has offices in Peterborough, Ont., and Toronto, got the idea two years ago when he sat down to ¢) start designing the hospital. He wanted a beautiful and Mr. shape and decided that the best way to get it would be to enlist the aid of a sculptor. He got in touch with Mr. Bieler, who was already known for his work in plastics and curved forms. Bieler sichance. His Toronto studio became a laboratory for experi- mentation in poured concrete and the fibreglass moulds} which shaped the concrete into| ion that curved, non-geometric forms. |, "At first our plans were very that it could be easily expanded) from a 100 - bed hospital into} many a4 500 - bed one simply by pour-| and coming up withing seven additional storeys on four different models the design|j.> ~~ : became clear." NO STRAIGHT LINES The hospital's supporting col-| architect. umns and beams, doors and|together off and on for three years but in each case Mr. Bie-| ler's job had been simply to jumped at the complex," Mr. Bieler says.| |"But after working for | months walls will all combine to make its|the home of Mrs. H. M. Shep-|windows, interior and exterior| | St. Mark's United Church which a film will be shown. classes will meet tion sessions. St. Mark's United Mrs. Southwell Karla, Kyrle the | Expo. Mrs. Fern Bryant, Pickering, {Locust Hill visiting her brothers, Lorne Township's Wednesday night. Township Fire ings. jof the buildings." The new fire hall which is ex- | pected to be built at the corner the Base Line Road and Sandy Beach Road is part of a) proposed $1,000,000 overhaul of! the township's fire fighting abil- ity. QUAKE KILLED MANY | | The great Kanto earthquake dred Whitby residents will re-|that hit the Tokyo area in 1923 ceive a tree of their choice|killed more than 100,000 people. largest Fire Marshal | pple Investigates BAY RIDGES (Staff) -- On- tario Fire Marshal officials to-| day start investigating the cause)gemann and children, Herbert of a $70,000 fire which almost|and Roy, completely destroyed Pickering industry | Chief Lynde said today trucks from his Highway 2 station arrived four to five minutes after the alarm was sounded and that a proposed new fire station ex- pected to be constructed across the road from Colonial Homes could not have saved the build- "The wooden structures were like a powder box and almost exploded," said the chief. "'Even if we had arrived a few minutes earlier we could not have saved! |Bath and sister, Mrs, one big heating Mrs, Carole Perrow, Toronto, | guest, sculpture. and air ducts will be part of the sculp tural theme. And there won't be|challenge had stopped there,"' Mr. Bieler says. 'I've always after larger things." Even the| conditioning N.!a straight line anywhere. |Pupils will be assigned to their| daketla ; |classes Sept. 17 and on Sept. 24! problems, the two men had to} solving design| 5 P not top. This wasn't the first collabo- ration between the sculptor and} decorate one of Mr, Zeidler's finished buildings. "1 would have quit had the only as They a yen to do economical, With New Hospital Design 3 SARE Sind Redness a ONE GIGANTIC PIECE OF SCULPTURE .»+ Drawing Of 100-Bed Whithy Hospital | Cie SM was but sculpture 1S PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF A LAW OFFICE had _ worked) AT SUITE 1, WHITBY PROFESSIONAL BUILDING if the 304 DUNDAS STREET WEST, WHITBY, ONTARIO for orienta-|convince the Ontario Hospital! |Commission that it would cost Church|20 more than a conventionally- Women's general meeting will| designed hospital. They managed this by mak- the Herman and| West Germany, will spend the) spent} weekend at a cottage at Rice Flower ladies' bowling league|the holiday weekend visiting)Lake the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Gary Schmidt. other sculptured Brueggemann, Ladies' bowling season starts From spent Labor Day weekend in| again Sept. 13 for the Candy _ two} League. and Wilbert/bers will bowl every Wednes- Ernest| day afternoon at WhitbienGgur: \ty Bowl. then on mem- One-Stop DECORATING SHOP | Wallpaper ¢@ Custom Draperies Broadloom C.1.L, Paints and Varnishes | Benjamin Moore Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. PHONE 668-5862 107 Byron St. S., Whitby TELEPHONE 668-4442 ~ RRRE WILLIAM G. IRWIN, B.A.Sc., LL.B it ind Murals | CAROUSEL |NN' LOUNGE Rie-Opens With the Following Line-Up of STARS x . and Mrs. Marcel Brun-| elle, 2 George St., Ajax, dur- ing their vacation spent a week visiting Expo. 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Valued at $6 to $10 each and standing six to eight feet high, the trees, are installed mainly | This unique service is expec- ted to be extended to Whitby | township 'as well, after amal-) gamation, Jan. 1, 1968. and in Social action convener, Mrs. Fred Parrott, reported a total of 60 hours spent by 20 mem- bers in canvassing for the re- ig young adults' building und, ARTISTIC HAIR STYLES | Month of September Members were reminded of ja! Back To 'School the annual bazaar of Nov. 4/] Body or Reguler Permanent $8.30 and the annual CWL dance of} Mo"--Tues and Wed. Only Oct. 14 Welcoming Joan Brooks Hair Rev. Leo J. Austin described|} Stylist to our steff. Praviously the transformation of the par-|] Yt", the, Vooue Beauty Solon for 6 year ish hall on John Street and in- ie beds vited parishioners to comment 73 King St. Eost on its new look. 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