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NN} [THe omAwA TIMES, Seturdey, Jonsery 18, 1961 § WHITBY and DISTRICT Chamber Hears Brief sooo: Whithy Burean Office; 111 Dugdas $i, West ldowntown section and further careful planming i LJ " deterioration can he expected if, The flee suggests the! Manager: Lloyd Robertson Tel. MO, A-3703 On Shopping Plazas general improvements are not | the ndubtrial commission ssn mplimanted he biog of asses conduct a survey with 8 view sment here can fl , dow A committee of (he Whithy are possibly desirable. Bub fo, Because of (he controversy ed from new _n Sisal that sain I of Chamber of Commer ce hasirezone a site large enough to over the proposed rezoning fof \factory and Quintons are ex-\downtown and are pn goa tn ov tom brought forth a brief asking thet encompass all other areas will the shopping plaza in the north) > i town council hold off rezoning stop development of neighbor: end » erent policy for the| "les o what can happen th make el 7] it the down of the further property for shop- hood sites and tend in degrade procedure on rezoning 18 10 present o rerouting of 1 fies y fe bi This will . ping plazas because it feels that older locations cated and the following sugges he implimented to TE ha 4 pip wi on i pub ll Reqs further plazas comld cause the Although shopping plazas ap- tions are made ing and pccessability fod ty psn it certain feels i downtown section of the (own 10! pear to he desirable at the pres That it be recognized that NY downtown ares orthy of hei poi ot least deteriorate, The report was fled ent time they may not prove iol party requesting rezoning is Ae. The downtown has ided ds { ne y with a meeting of the chamber he the most practical method of Sirous of OABINNE #0 BAYEIMAEE --eeee has _providedia trial. -------------- directors this week merchandising for the future |for himself, This must he deter:| On the commptiee were Bob They require considerable land mined if this is in the best in ert Cawker., 8 hardware mer: and tend to spread out so that terests of others concerned or . Decor chant, Mal Femia, an InSUrance servicing can i expensive, whether if could even prove Painting L oting salesman Gordon Richards detrimental tn others Contractors Chamber president, manager of ASK CONTROL if the land is rezoned, the the Whithy Du Pont plant, and A careful control should he bylaw should require that the THINKING OF PAI TING Ted Mitton, owner of & ma- maintained so that they will nol znd he used for the proposed OR WALLPAPERING? chinery plant he developed in excess of thelpy nace within a limited time TRY... The study was prompled hy needs of a community, THs oo i will revert to is original debate in council and planmng could prove detrimental AM categnry. No permits will he OUR LOW WINTER RATES hoard ahowt the rezomng of a check should be made with! issued for other purposes with o FREE ESTIMATES » portion uf the Bradley farm, on othr omniinitics Whete iheteious venpplication and Wi also Phone OL 54441, Brooklin or visit he aust 8 " bi. shop NAazas In dloannnt he sold for the othe the third concession, the north small area to see what condi sy " ' our store of 67 J Kingston R4. limits of the town. AL present, tions exist. Whithy has already Highland Creek AT 2.09 ¢ | During a hearing all facts rw her Drea ie Dundas, witnessed the resilts of overde should he brought out, The appli CHAS. A. LEY & SON LTD. o Dundas St in Blair velopment in housing beyond 4 a { must he required to sub ' ' st! 0 1 eds. The 1 ean Park, and Brock N., on the west our actual needs. The town and mit plans on the project invely | | ip RAN . : WWW side, apposite the Bradley farm, all concerned with real estate|' po have been re-zmed for shopping and building are suffering the| 74 ind al sw his shilhy 9 entre a ft 4 A . ANCE centres hut no building has economic after effects, An ex essary the board should be ask started cess of commercial develop F Gordon Richards (old the di- ments eould bring similar re ed n Jonpect. the Jequest but FOR SAL rectors that the purpose of the! sults till insist on the information y pers the planning brief was not in knock shopping'! At present there 15s one laze ANY. person on y Qomernet centres bul (0 provide a posilive jp ry and hres ti hoard bi council ith ovatlap. The Corporation of the Town of Whithy offers for sale plan to provide better shopping sites Waldon Donevan in the ping intere wuld refrain from hy tender the premises now occupied by the Works Depart- in the town. The chamber was north. Dundas $¢ tn the YPHNE ON the decision ment at 310 Mary Street East, Inspection of the premises wesented with 8 plan for al Hh, Linda riuare » ME nuring a hearing on rezon may be arranged Mondays to Fridays between the hours of former A in mall for the downtown tr , and Blair Park to the east, on "00 rconal expressions of 9 am and 4 pom. Tenders will be received until noon on driven ma wth AWNLOWA In addition there are two other inion should not be tolerated Monday, February 6th, 196), possession to be arranged, area, a map of which appears major sites set oul on the pri de they could indicate bias or elsewhere on this page, This posed plan of the tow This plan, he said, could be insti had 3 ta fi h down, Tuis have adverse affects on the mat: envelope, and tenders must be addressed to Councillor J, Burns, tuted on a trial basis for no gites in Whith ter in question Is Chairman, Town Property Committees, 405 Dundas St. West, more than $200 Yurther rezaing will snk 2 Rezoning ! an invaive aris Whithy, Further particulars may be obtained from the Town The chamber is asking that WidiiMdiiu : ii i y pi financial deals and those invo 4 Clerk's Office, The highest or any tender will not necessarily the rezoning be withheld for si ul Ors who immediately ee od in making a Jucision Labi bs gtcopted 4 . y A not revea U a 4 af Months wii meal Jot fo gain even if their plans dolhand Mrs, Joyce Burm, and possible frig! not develop as they then hold The new town plan has been Chairman, commercial land which is nator: in existance for too short a Town Property Committee, CHAMBER BRIEF ally more valuable. 'Therefore period to determine its merits The chamber's brief on shop. Breat care should be taken he hit af least it should he given ping centres is as follows fore rezoning any area a chance hefore upsetting the| Sufficient area for shopping, Shopping Plazas are develop thought behind it, The rezoning plazas has already heen seijed hy speculators who pul a for the proposed plaza should be aside or rezoned to meet the. minimum of capital into thelat least held up, Surely a grab requirements in Whithy for project, then rely on obtaining for assessment is not necessary some time and that several of lease agreements (0 raise thelif there 1s any possibility of these areas have not heen de-|loans for the actual develop making the same mistake which Lp" veloped due to the lack of de-\ment, If these are nol found the has already heen made in hous | 15 mand for business locations in|land sits idle while the specu: jpg Whithy lator awaits the chance to un FOR A Why then should further land load the land at higher prices! DOWNTOWN SUGGESTION PROPOSAL FOR DIIIVE-IN MALL he rezoned for another shopping because he now holds a com:| The Downtown area cannot be TUNE-UP site unless a survey should in- mercial site. Valuable vacant neglecied regardless of how | ® Shown above is the scale | ors this week hy Ted Mitton | rewte of through (raffic and | into Perry street, north of Dun. (dicate the need? land can thus he tied up in. may other areas are developed plan for a driven mall pro. | who had worked with three | {he dots on the streets involy das but the chamber proposes Neighborhood and reasonable definitely and such is the ease and careful planning should be SA MO EY Do IT-NOW sed for the downtown area other Chamber members on a | ea | indicate parked care, The that the plan could be put into | sized plazas on the present sites in Whithy today instituted to preserve the eore of VE N --- - of Whith The plain was in proposal to spark downtown | 18 roposal includes an extension | operation without any change - troduced st a meeting of the | shopping in the fown The | (4! Colborne 8. to a proposed | in street design al a cost of PLENTIFUL LABOR Shuwber of Commas ote: | ovy_ od oe Juice to | 4 ee, souls @itely | o ure iu 9 Chamber Of Commerce Home League SPEEDY SEASONAL SERVICE Drive-In Mall Scheme Hobby Show Officers Sworn In Discusses | = voy uopmmisnion sista Planned For |x eu goer cava, waser New Projects | Ton SH i GUiRiig™ HETHE For Downtown Area King St. H-S ro i at ad" 0 Ve 0 Ji We Bd] FREE ESTIMATES--NO OBLIGATION Lx TEA Aa NN "Tender for 310 Mary 51." must be plainly marked on the like fo see the chamher move relationship| his leadership during 1960 was day evening. Mrs, Kentner was Modern Indoor Comfort , . . en y y sie react 5 vy wi towards a closer pa van lnail has Hubn hte only. Tatil Jumitg of Dun jagfrencuon it Suet; » Survey wil Th to f int Lt with the retail merchants of the | extended hy directors Arthur i Fharge of the a tional, | Saves Health aaa Saves Wealth ping area in Whitby as a spark turn north at the traffic islandysented to town council by the|qyq # main item of interest 10iayn He was speaking following Conrad and Robert Cawker Ars, Jardine close the evo: 8 y | 56 1 leave the area via Fim ychamber for its consideration] rg aon at King St. Homeithe swearing in of the 1961 of | Taking office, Mr, Richards|tional period with prayer | which might improve busines a ® ares i bowid RIB ar la 4 ons br and Kehool Association is thelfioers at the first meeting of said that during the coming! A short business meeting was "The plans for the mall were In. [street, W diy Ig Tor vy BOR: ir a Soroush f annual skating carnival which| 1961 lyear he would like to see the held presided over by Mrs FOI troduced at a meeting of the bound traffic only ation In : hora 8 I J Mwill be held in the Whithy| The swearing in was perfor. chamber alter its direction and|Captain Roberts. Two thank 4 directors of the Whithy Chamber, The Dundas street east (raffi-gkondon, with changes Which are| Avena, Friday afternoon, Feb.|med by Reeve Everett Quant: move towards the retail mer-lyou letters were received from S 1092 BYRON ¢ 3 O vv TY / of Commerce this week. Al could also turn south at the fou x found necessary because of thelr| 24th from 1:30 to 3:30, Mrs. T. |p J The chants sect He said that he A ) YRON ST 5 WHITBY ONT Tid MO.8 2991 * A 1h liar local conditions 1 os trill, who is acting Mayor. The chants section le said, that he\the Missionary Field where photo of the plan, as proposed corners and leave via Broc k PeCU 8. Brandon will convene the|pew executive includes Mr. Ri-|observed tendencies in the past|money had been sent for child: by Ted Mitton, appears else: street south and Colbourne stre: jt DELAY REZONING carnival and arrangements 50 chards; vice » presidents Wil-|for the two groups to separate, (ren's schooling. Two thank you where on this page east, traffic from Dundas stre pt pt chamber. Gor. AT Include chocolate bars and) liam Morrison and Rod Foster:| Cliff Gartshore, treasurer of|iciters were read from residents According to the plan, which west, would be able to leave vila qo" Richards. said that as far| Cokes, races for the older child secretary Fred Ollen-Bittle and|the Retail Merchants section of of Fairview Lodge for gifts will be presented to conncil for Brock street south or via Flin onan the Department of| Fen with the kindergarten child-| past president John R, Frost. [the chamber, reported on the|donated by the group 5 a 8 y : , hls ren in costume Report) on his vear as Santa Claus parade, He s - its consideration, through traffic street, Brock street north cou Miftehways does not object tc : ) \ ng : 7 Money ing projects , would he rerouted around thelbe emptied by either proceediiay Jugtways does Jol he A " Next month 5 Home and School | president, Mr, Frost said that{that (ofal receipts had BN) 4100 oney Yaising Siojcie wate 1 u YC e 1 ' ta 4 (LAL Ld 0 8 , 4 | i 01.2648 § # 9 d ' business section and the four south throug h the main inten really' Highways 12 and 2 |wi w the Hobby Show fori he felt that not too much had| $1,268.50, He said that expen (wards: the purchase of a new| : / Are "I ehildren and adi 1 p , A | ditures, including treats for the blocks radiating out from the section or making a loop aroun 1 cocci he asked fo delay] gor: d ac ils plus an open heen accomplished buf, he add. diture in ding ea i|stove for the Fresh Air Camp. | intersection of Brock and Dun:|the island and leaving via Eyal SUE 0 ning for shop. Hicussion session in which allio, the chamber is not only|kiddies ands, advertising and), U5 ooo" wii" he presented) ny further rezoning for shod members will be invited to ex [hampered by a lack of funds promotion and repairs to light p | pp sa 10 streel . : nh v i . 5 hn I das streets would become a . ping centres until some study|prass their ideas and hopes for hut also by a lack of iy had heen $904.65, leaving #! the annual Home League Let's All ST. ANDREW S 8 i tl ) q 4 4 mph. traffic area, with one ANGLE PARKING has heen made of this plan Home and School activities insm. He noted that at most|a bank balance of $388.85 to he| Rally to a ia in Peterhor an My | According to My Mittord 's| The plan itself grew out of Bl R.A. Fairley, teacher of meetings only a very few of the|used for future additional[OUgh In pH C : PRESBYTERIAN In presenting his plan, Mr. 0," anole parking would 1e study made hy a committee of King Street School, spoke brief-|140 members appeared Christmas lighting During the social part of the Go To CHURCH way streets and angle parking Mitton said that it could be tried|poegiyio on nearly all the streq ts| Mr: Mitton, Robert Cawker, Mallly "ahout the interviews which| His report stated evening, games were played at an initial cost of no MOTe|in ,iveq ip the area except EJ m|Femia and Gordon Richards of the teachers will he arranging | SWEEPSTAKE RESOLUTION | "Apother very successful with the following winners: Mrs than $200, simply by the instal: coos 2nd the east side of Bro ok What could be an alternative to/with the parents, This is an During the year, he said, a Santa Claus parade and kiddies Archer, Mrs. Willet, Mrs, Wil. lation of proper street signs and| oof pop tno many shopping centres in| excellent opportunity. for ail resolution origination here, ask: party was held in Whithy, Dec,|[son and Mrs. Captain Re berts Ch h Whithy, Not only did the com-|parents to have a private meet Ing, for Canadian Mweebslakes 1 1060 Vin' Following the Katey oh siiwer urc 11 AM, mittee point up reasons why|ing with their child's teacher had heen brought to the atten "This was made possible bhy|of blessings' was arrange: { diverted off Green street: a left turn off|they felt there should be ro i is fir shld | acher | ion of the Canadian ham or the generous contributions by Mrs. Carr and her group inj Thi MORNING WORSHIP i on attest; Mary staf el. further rezoning of land for good will come from these inter. Of Commerce and may vel see the Whithy Merchants, Manu. honor of Mrs, Earle who ro IS TRY NNERE CLASES HIGHWAY DIVERSION and a left turn off B y sli '0 shopping centres but brought! views some action, A start was made | facturers, Service Stations, Pro.[ceived numerous lovely gifts JUNIOR CONGREGATION Cale Stating Whitby Jom | 81e a FIR a4 uid forth this proposal as a con:| John Naylor, on behalf of the On downtown street repairs, 4 fessional men, ete, doing busi-|She addressed the group briefly | ; Rubdas St. W. vould make » be Ruder Sigua: The i Wie structive plan to spur downtown fathers, expressed appreciation | UgRestion by the chamber, The pegs in Whithy lexpressing her appreciation, | Sunday! 9.45 AM, ght tUrn ot Bryon. 3 eft wes I o bl J shee lim shopping in Whithy to the mothers for their efforts Chamber, he said, had alsol "we owe a great debt off Tunch was served by Mrs, CHURCH SCHOOL at Colborne, proceed east to|the area so blocked out, he 4 aid We are not out to eliminate/in maintaining a liaison be [taken a lead in persuading the|gratitude to Mr, Corb. Stiner|Carr and her helpers Green, north on Green fo Dun.|!0 almost mlow perestrians use| oo 000 sotiion said Mr, |tween parents and teachers Ontario County Council to erectiand his assistants who so suc das and then right on Dundas E. of the streets at will Richards. "hut we feel that the|through Home and School activi cessfully built up the parade | Whitby Baptist FAITH BAPTIST to their destination As can be seen from tha ac | qawntown area will go down hill|ties | : {and took care of the Children Cars proceeding north on companying plan, thewonly glace is further business is drawn] He then introduced Terry Me Hobo Convention (at the Community Arena for| Family Monuments Church 2 id Brock 5, N. by -- astor: Rev, E, orbett, 5,1h, Rev, Thomas Webb, Minister po 5 AM. Brock would be diverted to the where there would be inten sect: gay from it. The area now|Cauley, Field Officer for the 2 | their treat right, or east, at Colborne, to/ing traffic would be for cars|, vides a large business assess: Central Lake Ontario Conser:| At FBYPA Meeting "A very special vate of thanks Green, north on Green, across|leaving Dundas street east, at|pen" aii' the town cannot|vation Authority who spoke - r evering the [in extended to the Whitby P.U ho " EH) ; Dundas to Perry, left at Mary Brock, to turn south, All vother| gerard to be without it." {about the work of the Authority! On Tuesday evening the young comm, who so generously erect rs. W, E, Summers, A.T.C.M, Radio Broadcast CKLB a 9:45 am. 92:15 AM, 11 AM, &7PM sand bags at intersections ¥ x to be| Entry to the area would | be where through traffic is to be possible by making a left tym | I ! | | | A aug in Brock {ilertections Would ave yoey {and then showed an extremely Reomie O° yo Pasa Mat nied TA Te St vs By 8 est. Ing traffic olor "Legacy y {mas Lig 4 Yi I street, Southbound and west. INE ( (beautiful color film "Legacy of wooriv meeting. This week the big job exceptionally We 11] Requirements I 10:00 AM, bound through traffic would] The eventual plan, sed Mi WHITBY [the Valleys", Mrs, F. J. Read ) |e : oral 1 . , ' y 4 ".) 4 (meeting took the form of a done." | make similar diversions; south. Mitton, would call for Aralfic thanked Mr, McCauley for suc h Yoho Convention. Most of the! Letters of thanks will go. from| SUNDAY SCHOOL Rav. Moses Alive 9d hound at Mary street, west tolsignals at the two inter wections a welcome excursion, by way of . . orb. Stine Byron and then south; and west-|on Brock street and the ¢wo in PERSONALS movies, to the lovely parklands YA People Nha. Relig. the [the bee Lg Stiner and| | Work 11:00 AM. & 7:00 P.M Guach of Nigeria bound at Perry t ry § arse \ of On 5 a ! @ ware dresse y h J mumental Works ' ° ' peaking at each service, und at Perry to Mary street tersections on Dundas street tario. Mrs. Read also ex. "5.0 00 bo entional part of done" hy 'them on hehalf of the ig 0 EAST PPO cla, "Music then west across Brock Eventually: he said, it njjght bel Hillcrest Home and School As: pressed appreciation to Mr | h! parade pe The proposal would make Dun. possible to open a newt Ratrast sociation is holding its monthly| Fairley who ran the projector the meeting was avet whl hi parade commitiee MO 8.3552 REV, THOMAS WEBB BPR ore WELCOME das street west, from Byron to parrallel to Green street, land fay meeting on Wednesday, Feb 1|for the film consisted of games the svation- EE cu-- Brock, one-way, east only: Dun:|enough east to allow the street dt 8 pm. at the school. The Coffee and donuts were pro AL part of tne mee ne Ro CLUB CALENDAR das street east, from Green toto empty directly to Perry guest speaker will be Mr, H. L vided by the mothers of grade FIAce The Swaker lott . aval § A WHITBY UNITED CHURCH Brock, one.way west only street. The plan includes this Hammond of Toronto's St. Johns|twn and 'everyone enjoyed a|lNg Was Mr hB ot iid . | i Brock street north, from Mary to new street Ambulance. Two short films will|social time and a look at some deacon of Faith Baptist MONDAY, Jan, 30 IN THE COUNTY Rev. John M, Smith, B.A, BD, Mrs, J. Beaten, ART.C, Dundas, southbound only, and| There has been no yanvass be shown on artificial respira:(of the literature Mr, McCauley Next week the meeting Willy ied Church YPU FT R Minis Butler, BA, A ed Brock street south, from Dun/made of the merchants: of ihaltion. Everyone interested is wel.[Nad brought along from Bow: be in charge of Group No. iivpithy Baptist Church COURT © HE ini Ri, . Butler, , Assistant Minister das to Colbourne, southbound downtown area to lea) n ther/come to attend lle for perusal Gnd a lebaggan batty It Panid| " gaplorers [ COUNTY OF ONTARIO S48 FACING THE FUTURE" memes | WOALHET permitting. Those who IN THE MATTER of the ampeation 7H ( Hoy 0 RE [ The many friends of Haroldpay of Prayer". which will he|VoUld like to attend please meet pypspAY, Jan, 31 name of sertain streets In . J Y : Jat the church at 7:45 " aa OI Corporation of Th wn of Whith 4 BROCK Erenings Shows at 7 and 8:20 [fiat be ia expected to toave the 1% 00 Feb 17 at All Sainis reer | Whitby Red Cross work room |] Sereration 31 RL Ton ' MISS ANNE CUDDY § expected to leave the) snglican Church at 8 p.m. The Whitby Baptist Church CGIT INTHE MATTER of the applistion will 'aive on illustrated talk ifs "avd work: at Saturday Matinee at 1:30 Oshawa General Hospital short: sneaker will be Mrs, H. R. Hare parents, Mr. and Mrs, Kyrle| Faith Baptist YPA of the Council of The Corparation Yq (nd werk 9 WHiTeY I and the soloist Mrs. Turner, Southwell, of Brack St, N. Al | 31 the Juve of Walsky, fur sonore | SUNDAY SCHOOL ¥ on tending the party were. Karla's WEDNSEDAY, Feb, 1 Law No. 2324, : . 3 . AA cr Sunday, Nu. Fred Ravi, Mr and Mrs Allan Carroll, of {mother Mrs. Carole Perrow, CWI Annual Bridge and Euchre|] TAKE NOTICE that | have appoints 945 AM 11:00 AM, 11:00 AM, LoI/ISE birthday ro ubigh) § h Camden East, are visitors at the(Mrs. William Jordi, her two'St. John Anglican Church WA tidal: the 2th of Fabruer Bil | Girls and Boys Girls and Boys Infant Care { y. § Wish Rerihome of Mrs, N. Doyle, of Byron sons, Bryce and John, Debrah| work meeting in my Chambe . Court 9 years and over under 9 years lunior Warship Agg, Rrenda * Etmanskie and(§t. Andrew's Preshyteens Hour, Whithy, 0 Mr and Mrs. G, C. Parting | and Shirley Frasers Tasty re Benevolent Rebekah Lodge 133 a Ne, J ton and family are spending the 810. Athol rg nian ASMON. treshments were served includ. Knights of Columbus RR - anges of § PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE (weekend in Picton as the guests|¢th wedding anniversary on|!"§ A Nicely decorated birthday Almonds' WA namay of streets in the amd By-law | of Mr. and Mrs. F. Partington. (Saturday. Thier many friends (ore: MIs Anne Batherson held/Hillerest H and § Association ri nasi w= hot the A4e 307 BROCK. N i g the weekly euchre at her home, Clover Lane H and § Association] of Tulip Ten be changed + a UTLAW" Mrs, Larry Ruest, of Athol|"ish them every happiness Kent St. W., Whithy with Mrs of Tule Toate be changed to REV. JOHN SCARR, Pastor St., is back home after spend-| Company Sergeant Major and/Cora Peel as hostess, cards THURSDAY, Feb. 2 ho gd fim rr ei Residence « MO 8.5772 Church = MO 8-441) ing two weeks at Lockwood mys. Leslie Nicks, of Camp Pet. Were played at two tables. The Salvation Army Women's Home | ated betw the north limit of -- TE -- " NE in Aan : ih A § § p Pet : Na \ § ens Home eon or mit of A DAY YOU'LL NIVIR foray (Clinic Toronto, Her many awawa, are guests at the home(lUcky winners were; first Mrs. League I trans Tak fis 8:45 AM--RADIO BROADCAST, CKLB, OSHAWA Wy emus friends wish her a complete rear Mrs. 8. Peebles. of Ch {Rose Barrington, Brookli p+ | } Church WN 0 5. § bles, arle: gton, Br n, sec Faith Baptist Church WMS to Fairview Drive, PLUS -- FEATURE NO. 2 Thet Marvelous English Comedy covery Ist _ Port Whithy %l ond Mrs, Anne Batherson, Whit Co op Guild DATE "at Whitby: this 4th doy of ns, Ad Que, BRINIG AINBAY Jeweol. " "ww M v : by, and low Mrs. Mary Wood 'All Saints' Anglican Church St [J Jenvery 1981, I : ar CHURCH . RK | ! ONLY ARSKED 4 rs. EA MacMillan, of Athol! Young Miss Karla Perrow cel. ward, Brooklin A dainty lunch! Margaret Guild I de (ROEROVED 7:00 PM "AHAB, A KING OR A FOOL" 5! nnens 5 i ANre Kenned ud ned her home to repr I her fourth birthday on was sefved The next euchre 10MM Rn PROSY, " pecial Music and Singing by dur Own Talemt with CHARLES HAWTRY and MICHAEL MID'WIN sentatives ol various churches Friday. For the occasion a party will be held at Mrs. Bather- FRIDAY, Feb, i Clerk of The Corporation of - to make plans for the "World/was arranged at her grandson's home {Senior Citizens Group tha Town of Whithy, Everyone Welcome To Attend many happy returns of the day./si N ad