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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September AT AJAX Plan 400 Home Development The sub - division agr tion plant in Ajax will be named the "William A, Parish" water treatment plant, Council made this unanimous decision at Monday's meeting. Deputy - Reeve Mrs. Mary Reid said the choice of the name was a logical one. The mayor has been the driving force behind the project for the past four years. Mayor Parish said, "This plant Rjax Honors [Efforts Of Mayor Parish AJAX (Staff) -- Scheduled for pening near the end of|is not the effort of any one per- ANDORRA CIGARS In Andorra, capital of a tiny country of the same name in the Pyrenees, you can buy a good cigar for five cents. many. We have had trying times, in bringing the job to its conclu- sion, but I have always had the full support and co-operation of council. I feel it a great honor." A new triumph : wii "POMEOIETTS™ Niven--voted 'Best Actor AJAX (Staff) The 'town| | ti official of The Year'! _ council has approved a new 400(will require the developer to pro- the year the new water purifica-|son, It has been fhe work of e Year : ¢ [home sub-division subject to a|vide a school site, paved streets goog satisfactory agreement between and sidewalks, all services, in-| the owners and the town. The cluding watermains, sewers, hy- : . Eu . new sub-division has been under |drants and street lighting. BOX-OFFICE OPEN AT 7:00 TONIGHT |] L construction for some time and| The final details of the agree- will be located in the area south will be. negolisted with SHOW STARTS AT 7:30 3 DOLORES » ANN 3 ANN Gray ® Siexima * MiLLEs MGM BARE FACTS Twa 3 of 'the Lake Vista Gardens be- The Orrosrri SEX tween Pickering Beach road and Principal Investments Ltd. "A = % ARE MEN ALL ALIKE? That "Some Came * Running" girl is out to catch figures (her's) = and it's a fun riot} Harwood avenue. The area is shown, on the map which was included in the zoning bylaw circulated to all taxpayers recently. The subdivi- sion will contain homes of R-2 and R-3 categories. Complain Ot Bad Culverts Last 2-Days! It's Wise Witty Wicked ! Bernard Shaw's THE -- DAVID) SHIRLEY) NIVEN/ Mad AINE GIG YOUNG #7 |X CINEMASCOPE AND METROCOLOR! PARISH HALL CEREMONY The cornerstone of St. George's Anglican Parish Hall at Pickering was officially laid Saturday afternoon. On left is | the rector of St. George's, Rev. H. Sherman Shepherd. The cor- nerstone was laid by the Ven- erable H. D. Cleverdon, Arch- deacon of Scarboro. Archdeacon Cleverdon commended the rec- tor and his congregation for their efforts, pointing out that much of the labor has been do- nated free by members of the congregation. BROOKLIN (Staff) -- Whitby Township road superintendent was instructed by council Mon- day night to investigate ditches on Almond avenue in the Hone-| land subdivision after hearing] complaints from T, Wilson of] DOCTOR'S DILEMMA = STARRING -- --ADULT ENTERTAINMENT-- AND MORE EXCITEMENT ! White Woman's Courage vs Witch Doctor's Curse! s PH E. LEVINE in association with Terry Turner " reqsssesseseenst "e0COLOR CINEMASCOPE eee PPTL LLL <0-sta fod Jim Clie TAYLOR - BACKUS - KELLY Leslie Caron Dick Bogarde -- IN -- METROCOLOR Almond road that the culverts) were higher at one end of the . . street, causing water pockets. | S eed Limits Mr. Wilson told council that Pp the ditch looked like a "bull-| BROOKLIN (Staff) Speed |dozer operator had used a tele- limit laws cannot be enforced|ScoPe, subsequently causing the unless 50 per cent of land is ditches to go up in a hump in| f 'The Salesman [ie es ms ee ss oe sel This was pointed out in Whitby | He said his house was at the BOWMANVILLE (Staff) --|country and associates. He must after a request was made for the/the culverts four houses away| | Township council Monday night highest level on the street yet Ligns Club at its Monday night!be able to impress people with erection of speed limit signs ja were higher than his. meeting was given a lesson in|the benefits of his product. the Honeland subdivision by| pe superintendent told council thé art of salesmanship by Hugh| "A place of business should be|Thomas Wilson of Almond ave-|ipa¢ he 'knew the 'ditches were Whitby - Ajax - Pickeri i itby - Ajax - Pickering - Brooklin - Port Perry Campbell, superintendent, Cana-|clean and pleasant. It must be nue. [not good," and suggested that dian Industries Ltd. color studio.|at all times presentable. If the| Council was told that the speed|storm sewers be put in. Mr.| The salesman who is to suc-|salesman owns a truck, he must|limit on Garrard road cannot be|wilson replied that when the ceed must treat everyone as|/try to make it the nicest truck|enforced as it is not in a built-up| "culverts are much higher than thbugh he or she was his dearest|around. Every visual facet must area, Many of the speed limit they should be, I can't see how friend. |be presentable if the salesman signs have to be backed by althe ditches can be cleaned out." §People have four common de-|wants to be successful," he add- pylaw, as without it the speed| Mr. Wilson suggested that the sires: one, to be liked; two, to limit cannot be enforced, council] shes be Seancd out, and the be' appreciated, (which is far too] The club voted to contribute said. |culverts set at a proper level. Whitby end district, like every other place, is visited by the itinerant peddler who goes from door to door soliciting articles, which in a majority of instances are purchasable in your own community from your cwn local merchents. In most cases these fellows receive a large percentage of the money paid for the goods they sell ca commission. To assure a profit for himself and the jobber who provides the merchandise must of necessity price the goods accord- ingly. As a result the housewife who patronizes the itinerunt salesman oft-times pays con- siderably more for an article of doubtful value than she would to her home town merchant, offen forgotten; three, to be|$75 to the district A milk trans per TIMES BUREAUS whose stock is reliable and dependable. TELLS LIONS Equipment Of Can't Enforce QA. Famous Players Theatre "THE FOXIEST GIRL IN PARIS" Las? Day "THE FIRST MAN INTO SPACE" | GRANVILLL a Wg 3 172d JOHN BURTINSKY Florist FOR We have a good assort- ment of fall bulbs tulips, Hyacinth Daffodils, Narcissus, etc. PHONE MO 8-3324 124 Dundas St. W., Whitby VIGOR OIL STATION Operated by "VIC" VAN LUVEN DOMINION ROYAL TIRES The Best Deal on NEW ond USED TIRES ~ PHONE MO 8-3644 501 Brock St. N., Whitby right; and four, to be important. [portation fund. The district con- BIG ACTION SHOW ! AJAX The only person not important ference is helping finance the vw ARNER BROS PRESENT John Mills Ajax 426 in"a salesman's life is the man transportation costs for milk be- BOWMANVILLE hé sees in the mirror every ing donated to overseas coun- Rae Hopkins Ma. 3-7282 ROUSSEAU UPHOLSTERY F and F g OUR LOCATION AT 216 Mary St. East One Block North of Post Office, in Whitby is most convenient for buying needs. Mrs. N George, 601. Dundas Street east, Whitby Quality Goods at Prices That Save WHITBY CLEANERS PHONE MO 8-2345 For Free Pick-up of Your Furs and Apparel WE OPERATE OUR OWN REFRIGERATED STORAGE All Garments Fully Insured a 150 Colborne St. East J. A. VONDETTE REAL ESTATE BROKER PHONES: WHITE ROCK DRIVE INN "THE MIGHTY MIDGET" THE WANT AD Will Do the Job for You ship, hunting restrictions in the town- First and second readings were gievn to a bylaw adding the fol- | ANDY DEVINE "Go - WILLIE. WELLMAN G w WARNER $05. | L070 NOLAN - WALTER AGEL AMES ARNESS « WATRE FELLOWS mocecron + Tap - Baton REGISTER NOW STARTS TOMORROW! FOR FALL BILTMORE ODAY ONLY: "SOME LIKE IT HOT" Plus | "Great St. Louis Bank Robbery" | (Both Adult Entertainment) Irenie Harvey | A.C.C.M. 424 KING ST. W. RA 5-6122 RAD. BALLET -- C.D.T.A. TAP | | I | "As tense and thrilling a shocker as has come along in years!" LIFE MAGAZINE APMITTANCE $ Qin x. ; 18 YEARS OF Ack On Over TIMES TODAY! (5 merning while shaving," said the|tries by the Canadian govern- speaker. ment. fmagination and initiative are| Lion Wally Braiden introduced necessary attributes. He said|the speaker and a vote of thanks one has to create sales, a sales- was moved by Lion Bob Kent. man is not merely an order|The next club meeting w 1 taker. To create sales, he has to Monday, October 5, as Thanks- use imagination. He must com-|giving Monday falls on the regu- bine imagination with initiative. [lar October meeting night. With imagination and initiative | comes adaptability, "You can't * * ° WARNERCOLOR- STEREOPHONIC SOUND | kick problems away by trying to i n STARRING forget them. If you have a prob-| Limit Hun 1 g Van | ALDO MONA ANCY JANES | letn, find a solution," advised the : HEFLIN-RAY-EREEMAN- OLSON WHITMORE speaker. ; ° RAYMOND TAB DOROTHY ANNE The one auatty which makes) Ty Township WSSE-niTen HELO 161s *Spiritual qualities are of] ADDED THRILL HIT! DE oe it} jalesmon) BROUGHAM (Special) --|and Councillors Harvey Spang WARNER BROS. PRESENT cm | uet is the best. Loyalty, another "Hunters will be forced to carry and Harry Ashton. ti spiritual quality, is also of{@ Map as well as a gun in Pick-| Bill Newman, who spoke for| JOHN RAYNE! utmost importance. One must be ering township", declared Coun.|the hunters, suggested that the| h | loyal to his employer, family, Harry Ashton at the council new areas be added to a hunt-| ] | {meeting here Monday night. The ing map to be drawn up by the § | | council chambers were crowded game committee. | | with hunters following a decision : Tyas-Pearce of council last week to extend Wedding At e ng lowing built-up areas to the re- stricted zone in the township; | Squire's Beach, Pickering Beach, un a on Heron sub-division, Martin sub- : division, Riverside sub-division, BROUGHAM (Special) -- Rep-|and all of Harwood avenue north resentatives of two well known of No. 2 highway, as well as Pickering Township families|some smaller areas. were united Saturday, Sept. 26,| There were no protests from when Alice Annabelle, daughter|the assembled hunters, and it of Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Pearce,|was announced that nine game was united in marriage to Wil- wardens would be appointed for liam Robert Roy Tyas, son of|the township. It was pointed out Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Tyas. Scene|that even this number would not of the ceremony, conducted by|he sufficient to police the area Rev. J. Wilkinson, was Dunbar-| properly, but it was expected ton United Church. : x that some assistance would be The bride, given in marriage given by the OPP. by her father, was lovely in|" 5 hoiaw was also passed to ex- a white satin gown, the longing the life of the game com- sleeves edging to points OVeT| mittee for another five years. the hands. A shoulder length scal- The committee is composed of lope veil hung from a pearl Kenneth Reesor, Lewis "Jones, | encrusted headdress. The bride "~ yi hd ' i 'hi B rne Jones, Bill Newman, carried a cascade of white roses, cl Balsd R 1. S. Scott. | apd wore a strand of cultured Clare Baisden, Reeve J. 5. SCOl, pearls, a gift from the bride- gfoom. ! a - "The maid of honor, Diane Tyas, Radios Will matching headdress Sipporied i tulle veiling. Bridesmai ever- | Th Pl d | McLaren, of Oshawa, was| an anne similarly attired in moss green.| BROOKLIN (Staff) -- Whitby "The bridegroom was attended cont of the cost of instalation of by Douglas Stapley. Ushers were, r,iq equipment in the township's Richard Pearce and Jack Suter.|iws fire trucks. It will now cost| Following the wedding, a re-line municipality 50 per cent of supper. | a ton The mother of the bride yeu{0f fe 25 Jeb cent, The Frm ceived in a sheath of moss green| olivia fast brocade peau de sole, with|STa Eovernmen ie additiona PREFERRED by people who enjoy a friendly and relaxing atmosphere STARLITE ROOM sister of the bridegroom, was . gowned in copper peau de soie, with full hoop skirt. A loose panel hung from above the waist. A Both attendants wore matching pownship council at its regular agcessories and carried €as-| eating Monday night rescinded cades of bronze and yellow], resolution which gave approval mums. to the municipality to pay 25 per ception was held on the lawn at 41,0 total amount. the home of the bride's parents, --q,ynship council has now pass- where about 125 guests as. 5 bylaw approving the 50 per sembled to partake of a buffet| + 5 the Municipality instead : A + 125 per cent. matching jacket and matching : + + : melusine hat, wearing cham.| The radio equipment, which is ni | ly completed, will be install- agne accessories and a corsage |N6ar apeted, of bronze and yellow roses. ed in the fire trucks. 'The mother of the bridegroom | asSisted, attired in a gold bro-| cade sheath, and coffee colored | THEATRE GUIDE acessories. She wore a corsage olf of yellow roses. Among the guests were Robert Anderson, grandmother of th, bridegroom, and Mrs. David Milne. © Guests attended from Smith's 'Falls, Belleville, Frank-| fotd, Batawa, Hillier, Guelph,| Chalk River, and other centres.| he newly married couple left Regent -- "The Foxiest Girl in for a trip to the United States,| Paris," shown daily at 1.30, intluding Lake Placid, the bride's, 4.25, 7.20, 10.20 p.m' "The First travelling costume being a moss Man into Space," shown daily grgen two piece ensemble topped| at 3.05, 6.05, 9.00 p.m. last with fur edging, a coffee colored) complete show 9.00 p.m. hat, and matching accessories, complete with a corsage of Plaza "Doctor's Dilemma" brgnze ard yellow rosés and| (color) 1.45, 3.40, 5.35, 7.35. 9.35 'mums. On their return they will] p.m. Last complete shew 9.15 Spocial Date THURSDAYS 810 11 P.M. Y '59 Club for young men and women. Choice between discussion, choral singing and car maintenance, followed by Square and Round dancing for all. Starts Thursday, Oct. 1 Mrs. Biltmore -- "Some Like It Hot," 771, 6.12, 9.56 p.m. "The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery," adult] entertainment 1.01, 4.42, 8.26 p.m. Last complete show 8.15 p.m. Y.W.C.A, 199 CENTRE ST. WALTER WARD SANITARY SEPTIC TANK CLEANING NEW TANKS AND SEWER LATERALS INSTALLED PROMPT SERVICE WE NOW HAVE COMPLETE DITCHING FACILITIES PHONE MO 8-2563 204 Chestnut W., Whitby MO 8-3322 MO 8-4841 We Specialize in Prompt Service LISTINGS SOLICITED INDUSTRIAL -- COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE HARRY JERMYN, Mgr. 104 Dundas St. W., Whitby ROBERT THORNDYKE, Prop. Formerly HOWARD'S DRIVE INN TASTY SNACKS -- SANDWICHES SOFT ICE CREAM Geo. Hamers Lid. PLUMBING & HEATING SODA FOUNTAIN NEWLY RENOVATED PHONE MO 8-5451 2 Miles North of Whitby On No. 12 Highway eo AUTOMATIC HEATING UNITS eo GAS & OIL BURNERS o EAVESTROUGHING ® GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK PHONE MO 8-3011 STAFFORD BROS.|| GEORGE'S FINA MONUMENTAL WORKS UPHOLSTERING A. ZAYETTE Re-covering and repair- ing for old quality value with modern restyling. PHONE MO 8-2344 Special low prices on any odd pieces (in ends) SERVICE STATION GEORGE POPESCU, MGR. LUBRICATION -- WASHING MOTOR TUNE-UPS HAVE YOUR SPRING CHANGE-OVER DONE HERE Member of the Canadian Association of Memorial Craftsmen Distributor for , . ROCK OF AGES BARRE GRANITE ond EVENTIDE GRANITES QUARRY GUARANTEED MO 8-3552 WHITBY LICENSED MECHANIC PHONE MO 8-4232 932 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY 212 Brock St. S., Whitby STAN'S RADIO & T.V. CLINIC A WORLD OF SERVICE IF YOUR T.V. IS SICK CALL US MO 8-4016 707 Athol St, Whitby MIDTOWN FURNITURE WE BUY, SELL & TRADE APPLIANCES - PIANOS SEWING MACHINES We carry Trilon, Deltox and ¥ Tintawn rugs and carpets. OSHAWA R. J. HARDING CONSTRUCTION Builders and Developers of Modern Communities Specializing in RANCH STYLE BUNGALOWS PHONE MO 8-2716 429 Palace St., Whitby 156% FREE Ornamental Railings ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK FURNITURE -- RAILINGS FIRE ESCAPES GUARANTEED WORK Phones: OSHAWA RA 3-4161 WHITBY MO 8-2681 W. A. SMITH [| 5 orn 5. witt BUILDER'S SUPPLY See Our GARDEN SUPPLIES Picnic Tables, Fence Pickets and Posts, ete. PHONE MO 8-2379 701 Brock St. N., Whitby Hi FASHION HAIR STYLISTS HAIR STYLING . CUTTING COLORING - COLD WAVES Air Conditioning Dryers At No Extra Charge WHITBY AUTO WRECKERS Specializing in RE-CHPOMING CAR BUMPERS & GRILLS Mrs. J. Gale, 542 Mary Street, east, Whitby PHONE MO 8-3232 No. 12 Highway One Mile North of Whitby See if your name is in one of these advertisements, feature of The Oshawa Times for a 26-week period in the advertisements each week two names and advertisements carefully and if you find your goods or services have been purchased from any o on this page and you will receive absolutely FREE must advise the Oshawa Times on which advertise their order. Look For Your Name living in Whitby, Ajax, Pickering, Brooklin or Port Perry. Read the advertisement in which you found your name and present it along with a sales slip or label to The Oshawa Times office in Whitby, showing that spent for merchandise with one of the advertisers on this page. Winners PHONE MO 8-3621 109 Byron St. S., Whitby This page is a weekly and there will appear addresses of people DAN'S Mexican Chili Grill Specializing in . CHILI - SPAGHETTI BAR-B-QUED CHICKEN TAKE-OUT ORDERS ALWAYS TASTY FRESHLY COOKED PHONE 475 PICKERING, ONTARIO name, clip out the ne of the advertisers a $3.00 order to be r they wish to spend WHEN THINKING OF QUALITY Drop in at McCULLOUGH'S McCULLOUGH JEWELLERS LTD. PHONE MO 8-5051 WHITBY PLAZA reside in Sarnia. p.m. | Need An Electrician? CALL McTEAGUE Electric Limited Brsiduntian é iat Industrial Wiring 24-Hour Service Free Estimates PHONE MO 8-4278 415 Cochrane St., Whitby W. E. MILLER BUILDER OF FINE HOMES Commercial Construction of All Types of Buildings from Ground to Roof PHONE MO 8-239 1805 Dufferin St., Whitby Residential .. BILL- MOWAT B-A PRODUCTS LICENSED MECHANIC KEMP MOTORS WHITE ROSE GAS AND OILS Mot St Slooned, "SPECIAL 4.25 Free Pick-up and Delivery PHONE MO 8-4932 620 Dundes St. E., Whitby FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY PHONE MO 8-4701 Brock. St. S. & St Lawrence LA -