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WHITBY, ONTARIO, I A AUGUST 22, 1946 NESS and PROFESSIONAL tage Monuments H. -ISS Stafford Brothers PAGE MONUMENTAL WORKS ifor sale, at the 318 D)u!datî St. E. Whitby Sd or delivered. Phone 552 Cenietery ITWC! iiptiofris Given btby Phonle 994Prompt Attentioni ,ractors Legal 1W. 'hone 650 rElectric Duncan B. Mclntyrc 13IRY A N'T Ilrrisd(,r, Soliçitor, Notary contractiflg. I ()Iflce>: lBrock -Street South i ixtures, lholiie 604 Whitby r Line's. A.M. Woottofl irance -,âj -:ýer& 'S,(icit0r -- ( t ommissi~f(enr rTaking j.' MOWAT ntirlo St- n Life AssociatiOfi N-E: 1901 F. -Osborne ýenurince Co. W. I'koie 522 Service NE 333 r's Taxi St. W., Whitby oaths, Etc. ý20 1lroek Stree't Ajax, Ont. W. F. WARD, B.A. J-J.îîisiter, Solicitor', Notary Public 3'îl, ~ (): (JG-~: oîborne St. W whitby, Ontario K. H. MacDIARMID w HITrB % L.AW OFFICE P'HONE 2205 Funeral Directors W. C. TOWN _____ ____-Service 24 HOUR SERVICE Of Whitby Phone 410 w Jers For ank Fouildation Strowgers ENDER.S marked on Funeral & Ambulan § to contents will be Service ,î,e Superintendentof 215 DUNDAS ST.1 tilities Commi."1on 581 Day or Y, AU(UST 28th, 1.946 i ete Construction ,of dations and valve 1it 'atedj wat> cistorage sp&ieii ttion s înaly li i1he Enizinvr.c ,cep ted. 11. L. PRINGI ,ip)ei n ttende it ulic Util. Coii ul1ferni & laul ring Enigitrerý ronto Street, qoronto 1I 19, 19461. er cupita fo Lii ouli!ti-'Y t tîbove t<bu ames Famous Men 'Educated In Wlitby High School Durmng Past Cenwury Founded Ini 1846, Old Gran irst Estabiished In 'f Of Cities And Just 100 years ago Whitby1 Gramrnar School was established, one of the tlrst Grammar Schools outside of the cities and older. towris of the province and certain- Iy the firit ini the County of On- tario. On practically the same spot Whitby High SchooL stands today, although the present building is flot 100 years old, despite its ap- pearance. No definite arrangements have yet .been made to celebrate thé hundredth anniversary of the High Sehool and wîll not be made until after school opening in September. This echool has borne diffement tittes during its century of life, at variou.s times being called Whitby Grammar Sehool, the Ontario County Grammar School, the Senior Gounty Grarnmam School, the Righ School or the Whitby Collegiate Institute. Many noted educators have serv- ed as principle. nhe first man to be head of the kB ool was James Hodgson and lie was succeeded bY William MrCabe. LI-B. In those parly days there wa5 only one i-oom and ohe teacher. Folloing these two men came, Arthur Marling, M.A., Thomas Kirkland, M.A., who afterwards be- caMe principle of Toronto Normal School and Professor of Cheristry at Toronito Medical School, G. H. Robinson, B.A., L &E Embree, W. L. Tamblvn, M.A., Dr. John Wsugbh an'(f George H. Hogarth, B.A. modern Times Many citizens of today remnembe! Principle iI{ogah. F. J. McIntyre recalis being taught by himn thirty- six years- ago and laughed over oIc! sch ocl stories when the school did not have the conveniences of today. The present building has been PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 15 IIEItEIY GIVEN chat the ftp.'oitluW inare true synupes of 11-ana Nus. 1-ý1Q, ji11 à 1112 of the Town of Whitby. wbich w'!! be uubmitLtd to a vut.c oft h Iunicipal I.toufatb h e nuw ut Whitby cquahItcd ta, vole on Muae By.4w., t tbtb6ilta4p1&OS.BU4iipý set turth: SYNOPSIS OF DY-LAW NO., M# ofthei Tu uof Whtby. A lt>-.aw tu tract aà(ied aaaesafl.lt t i (I*i htoutand <$i.UO0.00(») efli to Li K.- WlimaanCompany f e anado. Ititied. of lis tactor> prmat'wuhin itii. Tuwn ut Whltby. Compjany> nul build a factur>-- valutelDot le"s chat> $20.00M<. C4it-una"ly nilIcmluy S0 lu I& pet-sous tht' yuar round. CunâpémLy liai acquirtd 9b acres ut l1t. .t, Lvi 24. c~tt ofOntartu L.aAiie' CoII«e I ied &aaaoemt doms Dut applr tu achoul tale% Ur Ldwal lmpr>vlt T 'amt. kita.d aaae*aaenu'ilt nlDfot appi>!> .ayi ye.ar in ahicli CumfflJy talla tu <iuplui abuve ,,unber utf pr~iti <gana f rai rircumatmmerta Iaund ia'cunu-ol>. Fixed &*.aint late ura ptrkidet ton yrars. SYNOPSIS OF DY-LAW NO. 1119 ut the Town ut Whuili>. A Dw-Ian ce Urabit a 5!d aa*eomnti utf Une. lwbuard $1,, M-00l Dolar, t.> Natil Krritiag Corapaigy ut isla atur> Pr01 iaes lu th. Town tWhîthy. Compati> alît bilI4 tattrr tT calo neUt lm*t'has $1fl.O.. C»ms4lu7 nUl emptuy l&Qct,76 pratas ch. pour rounbd. ""«Pau bas «atid Id .iA 5. S& I&e117t lPlan, Ka" of Rrtsk St. <Corse ut Aah * John sitata>). . îx.d Waaamltatttdosa pot appi, te achouol aim sor L.umal Improveuo t"0. niu" aaafl»t &M am tappir tea ay âroar lan hich Company fkas t t. Uap1 alaxve umrniteet petom u <Ui fta Yl.ad a.asrnsElt infW & ptald 0om a of tât Toni t ofWblhi. 01 on. ne bttstd<A*50 iolate l 90m$re Nut aid llcdus cemtpalu? nulbaud a twtcia-tallN'boa compeny nili 84pl p1mte10 tb. ymr ,rd. ooe*ct a Li t iaI Pt" £mt tof U"ea t appt a pur Ata niiora.140a A ixm a aIn.subti et pwwm 2J tee lif MM bole.dm& tu iof I. 114 mom m. W b sa prwt lme Vhitby ice E. rNight Auto Supplies "XVe railget ii lor you", Wilson's Auto Parts " loi- not 227 Brock St. S. l'hotte 746 miission Printing The Munns Press 214 firock St. S. od( coi- W hitby in Itý6Phns nvîcc iilence l>h'109 ltiIin'mam 43t1 Sawd Lon and Sons lE BEST 0F EVERYTFIIINt(; FUEL 'e0 BUILDER'S SUPPLIES Çemnent, Lime, Brick, Gravel, Roofing, Insulation, Sheetroc. Fibrèen. 244 Birock- St. S., Whitby PHONE 524 amar Sehool Was One 0f 'he Province Outsîie Older rrowns there for many decades, but it was practically destroyed by fire once and lias had several additions buiît on it. There have been many famous men who aa boys squirrned in the seats of the old Grammar School. T. Homar Greenwood was a Whitby boy who later achieved fame in England and sat as the rnember for the City of York in the Mother of Parliament.s in London. The Hon. John Dryden, Minister of Agriculture at Queen's Park for many years was another pupil and Daniel H. McMillan who was Lieut- Gov. of Manitoba attended here. James Holden, W. E. Wolfenden and James Wallace who were lead- ing executives in big railway cor- porations were other boys who got theiT ea.rly education in Whitby Higli School. Before many years the old school building will have to be torn down and quite possibly will be repiaced by a big modern school for five or six hundred pupils Wo Serve Whitby and several surround- ing municipalities. That is the modern tiend. May it corne soon is the fervent thought of staff and s tudents. Board Passes On Building Permits Town Planning Board held a short meeting Tucsday evenin.g and passed judgernent on five ap- pliatinsfor building permits. Chairmnan Walter Thomson was back from a brief holiday and Mayor PL M. Devereil just home frorn Fort William enlivened the meeting with stories of his trp The board hope Wc have ther colored sectional map of the tewn rompeted -shortly which will as. sist them in their plans. J>"îsty lIetumnîtag ofi'er W. iarnes.. Voting Pwae-s..aata rSehaol. PoLLU4G SUS-DIVISION NO. 4. Cumprilas&il that portion ofut Ae Tuvn ut Witby. buuaded un the east by th. wegl Unmit of Ath S~re6,Thence un th. north b> th. centre. lici. of Conomiaon 2; Th*ne on the. cati by the wuc limit uof(ardem Sutrit.Thec* .on the aortii bY Un aouuh- by tâi t oO.lmît of Dunda t=Lrct IUWcpac &turains godwwr-8. Thrcadwald. Votig IPlaoe--D)uudaa St. Selmool. i'OLLLNG SOII-DIVISION NO. S. Couaprisins &Il Uiaiportion ut Uit Tu-wt of WbithY, bouotded on ch. ...c b> ch Oaccrly tban ltmita; Th.aoe un the norti by th. ceat ireeai tCuO*eaaiuuaX' O th. wc.t by thi. mut lmit of Ash st~. and un tht soulli b> tih. nrthrrl> Oûna of Dundai St.reet. Deput> Iteturaina Oocez K a-Woud. vouas ri'as--D-utidaa st. kbouut. M>LLLNG sUD-DIVISION NO. 6. comprisas @gail %"atportion Cu, 9>. Towl ut Wbitby, bouad.d on Une mati by tii woetOmî utAtiot crn. un the norlJ Wes li.iauut Omi t Dunt Srt t tw eib> h. eimt «t»t Dna tretzt01 aid on bythe .uut W> h..t o re lin O« and m ü ocaa Yt» *tr im. l-frpumit tcràg 1IkrJhnIatt Vwutng laoe-.un 0k-CJhan naer. t V>oLI4ng BU.DI mSU erN . T. 1-OL .LA4 SUD-chaISIONtiNOut-ch ut Whu,r. h>u "toton ch.tcthe b i ofaaty. u'n ae; un tbi a rth b> th .uocblimTw n i aOtrteun th bywei bot ch. tit ut et Athol Sait;Deaid t, ch. w aout b <h t f^(bl Stret;Cndei« t. Ubb i oteft oo I i. ni I. I. il i e cm"iu llWaui cat pfftiof Stt .v ot Wlclbu. boqsmdom tt e «M bl ti Vu wm ofai e or sStuit. ou the. MW*t w, tht no iUait ut Dundee Stanisi..on (Wt w h tte« mai Uitet C-tatas Btffl. am - tis at*t ewti.ttkLa. Dqi'uma etssiaus est **-*Watt. o..r4s1a. il hhs.t ottita Wet *0 i.1 WWtiim htuiam*s <w 0ut OMMh nUit et ommata Sasi o s1st 1m!a SFe w 10,hsu ,li eu Lia. uietCaaw.lu" FALL FARES Port PerrY-Aug. 81-Sept. 2. Blackstock-Sept. 4. Orllia-Sopt. 7. Oshawa-Sept. 9, 10, 11. Lindsay-Sept 12, 18, 14. Sunderland--Sept. 18. Beaverton-Sept. 21. Romona-Sept. 25. Uxbridge--Oct. P. Ma.kham--Oct. 4-6. Farmers Watch "6jeep" at Work Mobile Power Unit Proves Value In Demonstration At Uxbridge Interested farmers crowded Alex. Mustard's farm, on Concession 6, Scott Township, Tuesday evening Wo watch the Willy's new Universal "Jeep" do a few of its spectacular stitnts. The show started around 6 o'clock and continued until dark. Farmers expressed their deep ad- miration of the marvelous "'mobile power unit" and amazement at the amount of work it could do. The powerful littie "Jeep" drew a 3 furrow plough through a heavy sod' fietd easily and with the same ease dragged a 2 ton one-way dise through similar sod. A spring- tooth cultivator set at the greatest depth was easily drawn through a ploughed field at a speed of 18 miles an hour. Shows Great Speed Quicly changing gear the "Je"was driven over rough ground and deep ditches at 60 miles an houm and showed ne -atrain. In 90 seconds the "Jeep' power unit was attached and it proceeded Wo saw great logs of wood and dig post holes. Attached te a big thresher it t.hreshed wheat Lt de- velepes 30 H.P. and ne job seemed Wo heavy for it tW handle. The dernonstration wus put on by County Motor Sales, 401 Dun- das St. Eust, Whitby who are agents for the "'Jeep" ini Ontailo County. Mr. Frank G. Wynkoop, General Manager of the comnpany, assisted' by WiLliamn Watson and Len. Knowles, ararnged the dem- onstration te show farmers. how useful the "Jeep" can hi in famu work. Property Subject 0f Pre- Vious Supreme Court Case Last Year by Mr. Greer if it would appear that "anyt-hing approaching a tor- nado" had struck the homse, he said, "6No." Rie further statedi ther6 was ne evidence of Bfly "mai- clous" damaLge. Robert a~ Gillard, son of the cern- plainant and owner of the house ini question, testified that he wa8 in the house on May 17 and that there was no damiage evident at that time. In sumrning up,S~r. Greer sub- mitted that there was no evidence of wiU1ful damage and therefore it was not a case for the Crminal Courts but one for Civil procedure. Mr. Lightbourne agreed and the charge was dismissed. ALMOND (Mrs. J. Newton, Correspondent) dauhr.ads.rtyllîs nd Un andiît daci onr PundyllithaMd. nd Ms. PercenL>ewell of ilMr.tnd r Mr. and Mrs. John GouAd of Mus- sliîmçan'g Lk e. ,'nII..r n Mr.and I e k Ontario Ladies College Release1 UppeSchool Exam- Resuits Upper Schoel resuits for Ontario Ladies College have been released. Marion Burgeas of Tilbury, Ontario was the leadng student at the Col- lege, getting seven "firts" and three "seconds" on her exama. Mary Palmer f -Summerside, P.El., secured five "flrsts' one "second", two "thirds" and one "C." Joan Arnold of Toronto had four "flsts," three "seconds" and two "thirds." Eng. Lit., III; Algebra 1; Geom., :1; L'rig., 1; Fr. Auth., 11; French Oomp., 1; German Auth., III; Gem- muan Comip., Il. Boake, B.-Eng. Comp., C; Geom., T1;; Prig., C; Bo., C; Zoo., 111; Fr. Auth., C; Comp., 111. Burges, M.-Eng. Comp., I; Eng. Lit., 11; AMg.. I; Geom., 1; Phys., 1; Chem., 1; ILt Auth., 1; Lat. C.omp., ; Fr. Auth., Il; Fr. III; Zool., III1; Fr. Auth., IL. Henderson, B.-Eng. Comp., C; Eng. Lit., C; Hist., C; Trig., C; Geom., C; La t. Auth., LH; Lat. Comp., LIT; Fr. Auth., II;Fr.. Comp., IIL Hurst, J.-Eng. Comp., C; -Eng. Lit., C; Geom., C; Bot., C; Zool., C; Fr. Auth., C.1 McCredie, -E.,-Eng. Lit., ni; Trig., III; Zool., C; Bot., Il. MacDougal, P.-Eng. Comp., II; Eng. Lit., C; Zool., III. Neilson, S."-Eng.1 Comp., '11; Eng. Lit., C; Rist, III; Bot., C; Phys., C; Fr. Auth., III; Fr. Comp., C; Zool., C. Palmer, M.-Eng. Comp., -II; Eng. Lit., C; Alg., 111; Trig., 1;, Geom., 1; Phys., I; Chem., 1; Lat. Sims, J.-Eng. Comp., C; ETIg. Li., C; Hist., Iý Bot., III; Zool., Urs. W. Hlli on Monday. Conip., I.. .t uç. ;Lt ton. i M1r. and Mrs. Witbur Vipond of Carnwith, C.-Eng. Cenip., Ill; Fr. Auth., III; Fr. Comp., 11. 'lanitoba visited recentl wîth Mi. Fr. Auth., C. Skutozky, E.-Eng. Lit., C; Fr. nd Mms. Chartes Roberts. Carson, H.-Bot., C; Zool., C. Auth., C;.Fr. Comp., C; Ger. Auth., :59rmy lu hear that Mm. John Guy Clifford, H.-Fm. Auth., C; Fr. Ill; Gemr. Comp., 1. ýs i Oshwa ospial.We wsn OMP. C.Somnierville, J.-Eng. Comp.,« C; uni a speedy recevery. Cornell, D.-Eng. Lit., C; Geom., £iig. Uit., III; isat., C; Geom., C; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morcomnbe of 111; Trig., C; Bot., C; Zool., C; Bot., C; Zoot.,_ C; Chem., III; Fr. Wiînnipeg, Manitoba are holiday- Cheni., Il; Fr. Auth., Ill-, Fr. Auth., C; Fr. Comp., C. ztg at their parents home Mr. and Comp., C. Turner, M.-Eng. Comp., C; Eng. trs. T. Morcombe. Cosford. E.--Atg.. IIl>hyg., Il; Lit., 1. May vey Iarishs etrt-Chem., 1. Wigston, M.-Algebra, C. ed homne after spending a mnonth Cmang. M.-Hist., C; Zool., C; Fr. Woollings, D.--Ing. Comp., CO; with hem grandmether. Auth., C; Gr. Comp., C. - Eiig. Lit., Il; Bot., C; Zool., C;,- Fr. Mms. George Bates of England is Creper, B.-Eng. Comp., ilT; Auth., C. mcedle t slionth Qce g., C; Plis., 11; Fr. Auth., in; Wylie, G.--Eng. Lit., II- Geom., sha'le We ws&MIernaherty et- Fr. Comip., ç. 0C; Trg., C; BOt., C; Zool., C; tay e our comnuaiaty wl Deal, B.-Eng. Lit., C; Hiat., 111; Chem., C; Phys., C. Little David eýrÏ%,forth had lis BOL C: Zool., II. tonsls emood,Ï4 wekbutis en yes, W.-Eng. Comp., I; Eng.- Nimble-.Eigered- Pick feelng â eo*,-. t ekbt Lit., C; Hist., C; Fr. Comp., C;' Va1able Liadies .Puirse feelng fne ROWý' éi a eadGem. CoMp., ýC. Mm. nd x..~Cci Pacoeand Farr, J.-Eng. Comp.,'C; Enoe Shop4lifters picked up a valuable' caughters Doria and Elteen are on Lit ? * hite plastie hand, bae fiom the e. moter trip te Ottawa and points Li, 11; Hit., MU; BOt, C eiat Zoot W.0 Pul as S ~~ast. ,~~~~~C Lat. Auth., C; Latin Cornp., C pcatySop,10 ula t - Srrytehea o Mm CareceFr. Auth., Fr. Comp., . et late lagt Friday atternoon Cjolley's illness, but hope she wîll Gogi, J~ .Cm. , çhorely S' at, uayl'fing e soon be eut agalin.E it.,I. abou 4 sing b ag su 1 ts plae 1091 Ã"raharn, J.-Eng. CornL;ot4p.9-.1.. rday mdt~ oe £~ni.Lit.., C; Alg., 1l; Geom., 1; 8 eetdStra~mil<a TtIg.1-;Phys., LT; Chem.,_T; Fr. -10.oc@k InqSeAull&,Ij- Fr. Çomnp., C. -Green, L-Eng. Comp. , Le (Ccrntided froa Page 1) Lit. Ç, ; Ga>m p., C;Z.. S W~ tv uu ear d the door between two coaches.. op. C wvv'#rr Hee immnediatAely pulled thce ener- GxYOub,, -Eng. Lit. MeUt, R.E gency cord and Rlennesy dd the ! GlUt II ii;, 1Bt,_1 samne about 130 seconds îat.r Whe oo ,C;Cem, WW elflos 1 he aw the body o tetrack. Nel apr .~g t~I; tlier coud say whythe traIn dld ' DAOÏ'C;ist., C;.,G"Wolic., C Botý, thc mile i:oui Jc tWr that i-p A charge of maliclout dau=ae O te the extent of t 20Owus dWs.vl misset by Magistrat. A. I.Llgâht. W boumne when, froe bMcK»e dIamt t ILR. No. 2 Pickerlng appusred lin5al Police Court on Tuesday atternee N CI to answer a charg laid by A. J. Pro Gitiard al» of R Ut.Ne. 2 Piclier- eut ing. . accusedl was detended bpiM A. W ,Greer ef Oshawa. 1 Tht> Chamgeaneseover slled the damage donc by the'aceàùso a houas belonglngt'O GIlad!s'au iiiw befere she moed e«t te -14t the SS owney take posson ot tii. pwrm. ua. ithe roperY waslb. subjesI 'D of- previeus litiatiosi 6.er. thulut 8 re Cort - D testifled that Isinwu, *4 t.he peset wnw of tii. lIobirt Samul GQIlad Pol bulit ît for Mosnqew lalu t ULp Under 0qweialu-r.Gr*i, D It ve t eipeoeCtb *a 1qug, ý the aecused, in" ressvtii# p"_ be muet.i et $m50 rouaOliard Jr,. o Wb coVer Imprl*ovu nt# - "do wu .mty, "MWstslb. bous. ob Tb. W ii;liïou emutISl at iW biu sb* b.b.IiI M1uq4ud ,i "Il howla*814mu w à [par hour at thé Urne and id have stopped linabout, hall sent Entlue joseph. Riorden, telegrsph opera- . t Wbitby JunetÃŽon t.atled t he was notlfied by Vandervoot the. accident." T lrmediatoly tacted th ii. dather it Bell.. lead a -trefght engne wa. it rOrn ];=- 09 Ig o srçh the m." ho sald. Whou they reforte Wut1msa mbo EgsÀ AIw. i.. e«Proe S ater wlth hiason tac, sud, Unbarris.me sent te to mb thée-ameaby pRiorden. *wy tat"a that the foiind the7 m 1 lng ln tii ditez -north of o imttraoc near asosginal box- Id »l8W,"- but Ib»w s8Nl WeTmimr s mruioued U a as. edtaoW *= wonrud Mdtateb. o. - O' g lm t~ as#god on Whitby. Bow 121 BROCK ST. S.PHN73 OPEN 12'TILL 12, Wire THE F,Èn'e- 8~ 5~L ÇWNO I i~ et g »QI. t uit,* Page 8 as 1