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Spat Nad samara fn 2 dt | a Tr -------- PAGE FOUR THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 14 LATEST NEWS. OF THE COUNTY TOWN WHITB' Rusiness Office: Miss G. Macpherson. Editor: Robert Corbett, phone 2589 Phone 703. All Departmy | pump Power Cuts Necessary © Here Next Week Whitby is on the threshold reshold oto electric power shut-offs similar to those experienced by other Ontario towns last Year unless the utmost public co-operation in saving power is exercised. Meeting last night, the Whitby Public Utility Commission considered the local situation. demand is greater than last year. Local power In the month of August Just passed (when the load is normally at a low point) there were 678 kws. used daily as compared with 633 in 1947. Average Cut 20% Average daily use here in Agu was 22,350 kw.h. whereas the Ont- ario Hydro Commission has decreed that Whitby can only be supplied with 18,900 maximum per day start- ing next Tuesday. This means only one thing--that commercial and do- mestic users must pare their re- quirements to the bone, or else be left without power entirely. . Other factors enter the picture. At present the canning factory is a large user. After the corn is in there will be a saving there. Last year Whitby was saved from cut- offs by the closing down of a lumber mill. If this mill should begin using 'power in quantity again the situa- 'tion would be aggravated, However, local employment must be main- tained to the full and the public is agreed that this is the primary rea- son for power saving. The Whitby Electric department itself can go a considerable way in tir~ saving if its gas pump at the lake is utilized in place of the elec- tric pumps now in use. However this would add considerably to the cost of pumning town water, Serious Situation In offizia] information received WHITBY ELECTRIC Earl "Jake" Bryant by Superintendent Herb L. Pringle, it is pointed out that power de- mands would normally increase from now on. Later in the Fall, new Ontario power resources will be completed and be switched into the Ontario System but these may do ro more than counter-balance the | 1948 normal consumer increase. The quota is in effect Monday through Friday because industrial shut- downs over the week-end create a surplus at that time. Restrictions on commercial light- ing are similar to those of last year, the chief difference being that a litnited amount: of show window lighting will be permitted while store and office lighting must be reduced. Cut Street Lights In Whitby, it is believed that the street lighting will be partially cut Domesiic consumers must down or suffer the consequences". Chairman of the Commission, William Pringle said that he greatly 1egrets this action is necessary, but believes that there will be complete public co-operation in the present emergency. | "The daily average this week has been 24,240 kw.h.," he said. "When the public realizes that the Ontario Hydro will only supply Whitby with "eut | Participants In Induction Service Monday i DR. WILLARD BREWING Minister of St. George's ' United Church, Toronto, will deliver the sermon Monday night at the United Church on the occasion of the induction of O.L.C. Principal Dr. Osborne. DR. HAROLD YOUNG DR. STANLEY OSBORNE Central figure of the unique cere- mony Monday night is already well known to Whitby residents. One REV. IVAN KENNEDY Of Claremont, chairman of Osh- of his accomplishments is indicated Wa Presbytery, will assist in the by his degree of Doctor of Music. He assumed office at O.L.C. on July 1 this year. service Monda evening. REV. CHAR"ES MALCOLM { also replied ' Malcolm, Mrs. Principal And Wife Entertain Many At O.L.C. A pleasant social function was held both aftetmoon and evening yesterday at the Ontario Ladies' College when the newly-appoint- ed principal and his wife, Dr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Osborne were at home to their friends. It was largely attended by people from Bowmanville (Dr. Osborne's boyhood home), Port Credit (his last charge), Oshawa, Toronto and of course many from Whitby. In the afternoon the guests were re- ceived by Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. T. G. Rogers, wife of the president and Mrs, Leo Gray of Oshawa, presiden' of Castle Chapter Alumnae. From eight to ten in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Rogers assisted Dr. and Mrs. Osborne in the receiving line. The tea room was in charge of members of the Castle Chapter and of the Junior Castle Chapter. During the evening a group of girl students conducted guests on a tour of the buildings to inspect the new appointments and decorations. Auxiliary Plans Autumn Program The first autumn meeting of the Women's Missionary Auxiliary, of the United Church took place Sep- tember 7th, in' the Sunday School Hall. Mrs. Hugh Taylor, Dominion Board executive, who has been in China for several months will be the guest speaker at the morning service Sunday, September 12th. Mrs. G. Fothergill outlined the program for the 1948-49 season. Mrs. Fothergill also gave a brief review of the study book, "West of the Gorges." Miss Mabel Harris re- , viewed the first, chapter in a ca- pable and interesting manner and to questions bearing asked by Mrs. C. G. Hamers and Mrs. J Ward. Mrs R.. McQuay conducted the devotional period. Mrs. F. Staples read the Scripture lesson. Miss Marion Rowe sang a solo, "How Lovely are Thy Dwel- on the topic, O.L.C. Principal To Be Inducted Monday Evening A ceremony of interest to every citizen of Whitby take place in the United Church here Monday evening a religious service will be held for the induction of the Stanley L. Osborne, B.A., B.D., Mus. Doc., into the prin ship of the Ontario Ladies' College. Shown on this page are central figures in the life of the college. ® Menbegs of the Oshawa Freshyie® Times-Gazette classified ads wil) present to assist. Mr. T. G.| why Rogers, President of the Board of not try one today? Directors will say a few words on - matters pertainigg to the appoint- ment of the principal-elect. Noted for the power and clarity of his sermons, Dr, Willard Brew- ing, of Toronto, Vili preach on this occasion. A large congregation is expected to join in the hymns of tt: church and to dedicate the oc- casion with their prayers. Dr. Harold Young, of Toronto, will be present to conduct the serv- ice. RADIO SERVICE SHOES | DENOTED RANK . In ancient Egypt, the possession of shoes indicated the en rank of the wearer. Engagements Mr, and Mrs. Henry Read, of Whitby, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Florence Bernice, to John *Joseph' Kalar, el- dest son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ka- lar, of , Oshawa. The marriage to take place in Whitby United Church on Saturday, October 2nd, at 4 p.m. DONALD' GENERAL MOTORS SAL and SERVICE FOR WHITB and DISTRICT CAR and TRUGK PAINTING FULLY EQUIPPED SHOP FACTORY APPROVED MECHANICS PHONE 304 'GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY WHITBY SERVICES... SEPTEMBER 12, 1948} fh! All Church Services Will Be On Daylight Saving Time § THE BAPTIST CHURCH F. DARNELL, MINISTER, PHONE 453 MRS. G. W. SUMMERS, MUSIC, PHONE 938 REV. GEORGE TELFORD Minister of Whithy .United Church! Oshawa, will be host to the clergy and laity present and will assist on this oc- casion. 18.900 kw.h, I am sure that they vill take immediate steps to co- operate." Electric space heaters are "out" according to 'aw, whether for home, commercial, or any other use. De- 'tails~ of store lighting may be ob- tained from the Ontario Hydro ad- vertisements or advice can be sought at the local Utility offices, Users of flat-rate automatic wa- ter heaters need not be afraid of the Whitby Commission "pulling the switch." It can't be done here. Of Toronto, Secretary of the United Church Board of Colleges Minister of St. Andrew's, and Secondary Schools, will con- will participate in the induction ser- duct the service. vice, $90,000 Revised Estimate Set For Waterworks Jobs ) : The current contentious matter between the Town Council and Whitby Public Utility Commission was ironed out last night at a joint meeting. As a result, water users will now be paying for works extensions and iniprovements: to the probable cost of $90,000, instead of the $80,000 which had been previously-announced. Consulting Engineer W. B. Redfern was present. At the .council meeting Monday ® right imcmbers refused to pass a by-law authorizing $80.000 for the programs of works which had prev- : iously been announced because they | perintendent Herb Pringle. The re- had reason to believe this amount | port dealt with sewer construc- might have to be exceeded. tic..s on Euclid to Chestnut to Reeve Andrew Muir was named | Maple; Palace-Dundas-Mary: Kent- h Beach - Maple; Colborne - Green; Announcements Burns-Green and Kent-Chestnut- THE WHITBY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE, lings." INSTALLATIONS. FIXTURES WATER HEATERS, FARMS Phone 650 Whitby Watc.i for It! Wait for It! Whitby's Greatest AUCTION SALE All Proceeds for Swimming Pool Fund Sat, Oct. 2nd Taylor's Arena Donations Solicited ® Household Furniture ® Dishes @ Fruit ® Vegetables ® What Have You? Arrangements have been made to pick up articles which you would like to give. Just Phone 874-329-948 For Complete "RATT APPLIANCE and REFRI"ERATOR SERVICE CALL . .. Wiil-RY HOME APPLIANCE Phone 383 124 Dundas St. W SHEET METAL OIL BURNERS STOKERS AND PLUMBING AUTOMATIC HEATING Specialists in Oil Burners and Stokers Sales and Service PHONE 652 S. Correll -- W. S: Martin 10.00 AM. -- THE BIBLE SCHOOL 1 AM. "MOUNTAINS and MOLEHILLS" (Sacrament Service) 7 PM. GREAT EVANGELISTIC SERVICE Young People Take Part F. DARNELL -- PREACH:NG "LET'S HAVE A GOOD TIME" Sound Film "THY WILL BE DONE" The Story of a Young Doctor's Work and Adventures in China AIR-CONDITIONED Shows At 7:00 and »:00. Sat. Matinee At 1:30 Sat. Evening 8 Show Starts At 5:30 WASHER REPAIRS WORK GUARANTEED Complete check-up. Wringer grease and gear ofl changed Wringer rolls in stock. Special) pricé on complete overhauls. 'BUTT RADIO & APPLIANCE 30 Brock St. N. Whitby. Tel, 700 chairman last night. He asked Clerk Jotain Frost to read a follow- 'ng progress report from Utility su- WATERWCRKS (Continued on Page 5) Walnut. Estimated cost of these jobs will meet at the home of Mrs. Ross Vernon, Brock Street North, on Fri- day, September 17, at 2:30 p.m. RAY DUDLEY, PIANIST, WILL a recital program at the Ontario La- dies' College, on Friday evening. Sep- tember 17th, at 8 p.m. Friends of the College are cordially invited. Whitby Classified FEMALE HELP WANTED -- OFFICE clerk with some typing experience. 5- day week, in modern office. Apply Office Manager, W. J. Anderson Co. Ltd. Whitby. (Sept13) FOR RENT--FURNISHED 1 ROOM WITH PLAY WHITBY UNITED CHURCH REVEREND CHARLES MALCOLM, MA, B.D MRS. VERNON ROWE, A.T.CM. ectric Power Consumption Must Be Reduced or without board. Apply Mrs. Bates, 309 . } 1 AM. -- Women's Missionary Society Sunday MRS. HUGH TAYLOR Secretary for Overseas Mission of United Church Whitby. Phone 2139. (Sept.13) WANTED -- BY AJAX UNIVERSITY student, room with breakfast and eve- ning meal. Phone 2160, Whitby. (Sepll) FOR SALE -- CUCUMBERS, TOMA- toes and corn for sale. Apply Paul Plurko, 910 King Street South. Phone | 2238 or 362, Whitby. (Sepl8). | POULTRY WANTED ) -- HIGHEST prices paid for all kinds of poultry; also new and used feathers. N. Lem- berg, Whitby. Phone 644, Whitby, or 695J, Oshawa. FOR SALE -- 6-PIECE DINING-ROOM suite in good condition, dresser with good - mirror, porcelain top kitchen table, four chairs and ice box. Pri- vately owned, priced at $50 for quick sale. Apply P.O.-Box 185, Pickens Pp Dusiop S Ex Whitby Public Utility Commission has received instructions from the Hydro- Electric Power Commission of Ontario that its daily allotment is 18,900 kilowatt hours, Monday to Friday inclusive. Based on the average Jaily use in August it will be necessary for the town of Whitby to reduce use of power by approximately 20 percent. UNLESS THE UTMOST PUBLIC CO-OPERATION IS RECEIVED, TOWN-WIDE CUT OFFS WILL BE NECESSARY 7 PM. -- "The Healing of the Seamless Dress" Monday, Sept. 13--Induction of Rev. Dr. 8. Osborne as Principal of Ontario Ladies' Sole Rev. Dr. Willard Brewing will pr os xy TUESD AY, SEPT. 14th Rev. Dr. Harold Young will pet THE WHITB) ~~ £3 PENTECOSTAL Ci PASTOR: D. IPPOLITO "WHOSOEVER SHALL CALL UPON THE NAM SHALL BE SAVED"--(Rom. 10:13) . . . HAVE] 3 PM.----SUNDAY SCHOC: PARENTS! Be sure your children are tau) truths of the Bible while yet y. his is your responsibility before e COUNCIL CHAMBERS. 7 PM.--A SPECI\L SERVICE where the Pastc ed from six weeks of revival tent services, seeil accepting Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lor challenging message that the church needs COME! COME! YOU ARE WEL Cottage Prayer Meeting Thurs, 7.45 p.m. 817 These restrictions go into effect on | SLENDOR TARLEIS ARE EFFECTIVE 2 weeks' su $1; 12 weeks $5. at Allin's and PP) grove's Drug Stores _Sept.4, 11, 1,18, 25, Oct.2, 9,16,23.30) LOST -- LADY'S GOLD TAVANNES wrist watch, engraved on back, vicinity of four corners, on Saturday afternoon. Finder please notify Mrs. J. S. Eakins, 130 Byron street north, Whitby. Phone 460. (Sept.11) WANTED TO BUY--ALL KINDS OF Poultry, also new and old feathers Highest market prices - Apply J Par- ker, 321 Brock St. N Phone 486 or Oshawa 1859. 12 Feeder Pigs (100-Ib. average), 8 Du.- ham Stock Calves (300-1b. average), Brindle Cow (1000 Ib. due Sept 26, srd calf). Black Cow (due Nov. 8th, 4th calt), 20 Breeding Stocker cattle JACK WILSON, BUTCHER WHITBY -- PHONE 715 SALES REGISTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH~Auc- tion Sale of Household Furniture, the property of John 'Trupish, Byron stréet, north of C.P.R. and west of Bell's Store one block. Everything 'in good condi= tion. Sale at 1:30 p.m. Willlam Maw, auctioneer. New resources will be added to the Ontario Hydro System within the next three. months and it is possible that an increase in the local quota will be allowed. Meanwhile citizens can save themselves further difficulties by economizing on power use il every way possible. Kindly read advertisements of the Ontario Hydro detailing the regulations made concerning use of water heaters, space heaters and commercial lighting. The Commission regrets that this action has become necessary but believes that it will have public co-operation in the present emergency so that the present state of industrial prosperity will continue and full employment be maintained in Whitby. - Cail us today. We will gladly make a free survey of your present heat. ing p AUTOMATIC HEATING Phone 652 for Plum'ing and Heating 1100 BROCK ST. 8. Whitby Public Utilities Commission i EM WE he A ao iA.