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'WHITBY And DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office 111 Dundas St. West Manager: John Gault Tel. 668-3703 GOODWIN, SCHOOL BOARD IN Ten Seek Six Offices In Whitby Township tatt) -- Only tions for the Dec. 14 municipal elections were completed here last night. Nominees are given pe 9 p.m. tonight to qualify the campaign. Incumbent Deputy - Reeve John Dryden will be opposed by Councillor Frank Thompson for the office, Mr. Thompson declined to tun for a fourth time on Coun- ci], He was nominated for both positions. Councillors Fred Sturch and Don Roberts are seeking re- election, Opposing them for the three Council berths are John Batty, a newcomer to the politi- cal scene, and possibly Myrtle Lovelock, a former Councillor. (Mrs, Lovelock was also nom- inated for Reeve, but declined, as did former Reeve Heber Down), Newcomers John Wallace and Tom Nicholson are at- tempting to unseat the incum- bents William Manning and Hugh Ormiston in election of trustees to Township School Board, Section One. There are two members elected to this board, In Section Two of the Town- ship School Board, a five-man group, all of those nominated, are in by acclamation, provid- ing they qualify by tonight. They are: Bruce Sharrard, Gor- don Hanna, Ray Hatter, Dean Fry, and Mrs. Alex Cragie. Reeve Goodwin, after thank- ing the electors and his nomi- mators, pointed to the whole of the Council as being responsible for making.the year (1963), in his opinion, a success. He cited the committees and work of each individual coun- cillor in discussing the advances the township had made over the span. The 1963 financial statement was displayed: "The surplus of the Parks Committee, of which I am chairman, remains intact. "The surplus from the hg 9 has been augmented slightly. I 'was on the basis that the clog could definitely show a cash xpi that the decision to in- stall artificial ice was made dur- ing the summer." He explained that difficulties with Ontario Municipal Board approval and two minor delays had set the installation date in to this December, but that the project was nearing completion: The accomplishments of the retiring Council were listed: tive stand on the matter. a the stage so that a success- be made at their convenience. Mr. Dryden down with a committee from manship., is tory for our urban neighbors, and if annexation does come it}! will be, at least partially, on our terms." DEPUTY-REEVE J, DRYDEN enlarged on the financial state-|q ment, stressing that ests of the taxpayer'. plained. structive move any Council has made out here in a long while. We will be assured of a final|® auditor's report by January of 1964, and thus the preparation plified. g us working capital, | cils in the past had taken a posi-|Council has done, and is doing good job. There is no need for . . . the town has been set-|me." Myrtle Lovelock: " be eoausatee (to annex) could|ness pressure has ae me from running for Reeve, I am not de- . but we, Mr. Sturch,|cided whether or not I shall run and myself sat|for Council." Councillor Fred Sturch, Chair- the Town Council and discussed|man of the Welfare and Prop- the matter under OMB chair-jerties Committee: " . . . aston- hed at number of times hall "We 'sate it clear that the|was rented and used". He elab- Township refuses to be a dormi-jorated, along with Councillor on the savings sponsibility for garbage collec- tion. Frank Thompson, chairman of| Deputy-Reeve John Dryden|the Fire Committee: " . . , re-| uced incidence of grass fire by ; the 1963/the passing of a bylaw... en- il had "lived within its|larged activities of fire depart- budget and protected the inter-| ments." He described himself, as a "The assigning of a new set/four-year man, the senior town- of auditors has streamlined Our) ship councillor and employed whole financial set-up," he ex-|this as a factor in his decision It was the most Con-|'9 sun for Deputy-Reeve, John Batty was nominated in bsentia, He expressed, by proxy, his desire to run. Candidates for Township of the new budget will be sim-|School Board, Section One en- aged one another in verbal "We have been able to estab-|Dattles involving -- lish a reserve of funds to give|before it finished, Dr. W. G. Y. Grant dectined| "And for the first time in his-)nomination as did David Bur-| tory," he continued, "we were|leigh, leaving the field open to! able to procure a discount on/the other four candidates. the county levy at. an early date, "This amounted to $3,945.96, and was more than the amount we paid out in bank interest. To give an indication of the say- ing, the levy for last year was $700 and we paid some $2,200 out in interest so the Council was operating in the red right there, "Also, we saved substantially on the 'road budget. We spent only $91,000 of $132,000. allotted us. Therefore we have more than enough to carry on the re- mainder of the year, This will CARPET COMPANY 282 King W 728-9581 professional RUG CLEANING go toward the opening of Man- ning road to Thick road and the installation a storm sewers in the Meadowcrest sub- division in Brooklin, Both of these projects are eub- sidized by the Department of Highways. Heber Down, former Reeve and nominated for the position once more, paid tribute to the present Council as he declined) the nomination. "I have stood for nominations here about 20 times, and every time I get up to do or say something, I know exactly what I am going to do and say. This Perfect Fit? That's what you will get if you have your next suit or coot made to meosure by @ TIP TOP TAILORS @ HOUSE OF HOBBERLIN © WM. N, LEISHMAN | | -- at Russ Reeves MEN'S SHOP 129 BROCK S$, PH. 668-2091 "The construction on Thick- son's road was due mainly to the promotion work of Deputy- Reeve John Dryden and my- self. A bylaw will be presented to County Council this week which will assure, as a county road for immediate construc- tion, the sections between con- cessions six and eight. "The County Council will also, on the request of Mr. Dryden and myself, discuss the possi- bility of assuming Rossland road, as the traffic counts now approximate 5000 per day. Steel mill and annexation were discussed by the Reeve: "The steel company will pay between $75,000 and $80,000 in municipal taxes every year. "It is no wonder the Town of Whitby was making moves to annex the steel mill property. There would not be any prob- HELD OVER -- HELD OVER BROCK NOW PLAYING -- One Complete WHITBY lem along these lines if Coun- FILMED IN ULTRA PANAVISION 70°- TECHNICOLOR? - Show Starting at 7:30 P.M. aR TRUE...TURBULENT... TREMENDOUS! METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PRESENTS THE NEW AN ARCOLA PICTURE ES WARDEN OF THE COUNTY OF ONTARIO AND BY SHERMAN SCOTT AND LYMAN A. GIFFORD MAYOR OF THE CITY OF OSHAWA ON at 2:30 o'clock p.m.' The Council of the County of Ontario AND The Council of the City of Oshawa CORDIALLY INVITE THE CITIZENS TO BE PRESENT AT THE LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE BUILDING COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ROSSLAND ROAD, WHITBY, ONTARIO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28th, 1963, WHOLESALE PRICES USED CARS and TRUCKS BELOW AUCTION PRICES ABOUT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR WE ACCUMULATE A BIG STOCK OF USED CARS in the past we have held many sales, and in checking the sales we find thet many of the cars have gone to Used Car deolers outside our com- munity. If we ere going to sacrifice prices... . as we are going to do now + + + we prefer to have these savings go to our many friends who have dealt with us over the past years, We're therefore offering our entire used car stock at WHOLESALE to the Retail Trade. No gimmicks, no prizes, end we don't HAVE TO SELL 63 cars in 90 many days . . . We're simply wholesaling our stock to ovr retail trade. a TERMS On the cars bought in this sale there are NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS UNTIL JANUARY 15th, 1964. Our financing plan for this sale enables you to finance a cor for as low os 6%. with little or no down payment end up to 36 months to pay. This financing plan also includes LIFE INSUR- ANCE AT NO EXTRA COST -- In the event of deoth, your family or estete will own your automobile free of liens or future payment obliga- tions. EMERGENCY TOWING AND ROAD SERVICE AT NO EXTRA COST ~-- you will be reimb d for y road service up to $10.00 each time you need it, PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE AT NO EXTRA COST -- provides Travel end P F ion A g death loss of sight or limbs ig from accid Payments range from $500 te $10,000, ESTABLISHED CREDIT WHEREVER YOU TRAVEL -- unex- pected repoir bills while travelling in Conade or U.! s. A. will be poid by the necrest finance branch, repaid in pay TRAVEL EMERGENCY CASH -- unexpected expenses while trevelling in Canade or U.S.A. Any one of the finance branches will lend you up to $100 -- re- payable without interest in 30 days, And there are more than 500 effil- lated offices to serve you in Canada or U.S.A. We also can provide you with lete cor ge ot the time of the sale and heve this included in your low monthly payments. ----_--___ i WARNING We positively refuse to sell any of these cars to outside deal- ers. We want the retail buyers to take advantage of the $150 to $700 profit that would be made by the outside used car dealer in reselling these cars. 40 1968 DEMERS TaATen SPECIALS 1963 Thunderbird Hardtop Beautiful Rose Bei with matching brown interior. Power brakes, Power' steer Radio, windshield wash- ers, swing-away steering wheel wh white, walls, roams dash, Cruise-o-matic tronsmissi many extras, 1963 Falcon Futura Convertible. Beautiful soft Glacier Blue finish with sharp dark blue leather interior, automatic transmission, radio, white walls, windshield washers, full wheel discs, back-up lights, padded dash and "visors, Power top and other extros, 1963 Fairlane 2-Dr. Sedan Viking biue finish with soft ber © cloth and vynil ine terior, automatic Sone ee radio, 170 eu. inch Ene gine, windshield washers, etc. 1963 Station Wagon Fairlane 500 A_smooth fieldstone tan finish with loads of chrome, 221 cu. inch V/8 engine with automatic transmission, radio, white wall tires, wheel covers, electric . tailgate window, 14" wheels, padded dosh gage rack. 1963 Galaxie 300 4-Dr, Sedan Peacock Turquoise finish. V/8 engine with dual range interior, Radio, White walls, Truly @ beautiful car. .. 1963 Fairlane 500 2-Dr. Hardtop This car is 'owe oy yn finish, ag es br ise body cloth arn int Fini: cu, eng oh ste Ma Radio, . White Walls, Wheel Covers, Padded Dash' etc, One of the most economical cars en the road to-day. 1963 Galaxie 300 4-Dr, Sedan Peacock Turoquoise finish. Maola. ine with dual range ere transmission, Rad! Rocker Panel, Moulding, 1963 Galaxie 4-Dr. Sedan Beautiful Castilian Gold finish, 352 cu, inch V/8 en- ine, dual range automatic transmission, White Wald ires, Full Wheel Covers, Power Brakes and Power Steering, Padded Dash, Be sure to see this Beauty. 1963 Galaxie 500 4-Dr. Sedan Sharp Raven Black finish with beautiful Interior, V/8 engine with dual range automatic transmission, Power Steering, Radio, White Wall tires, Back-up lights, Elec- tric Clock and many other extras, 1963 Galaxie 4-Dr. Sedan sok J 2 tone oxford blue and white finish. 352 cu, inch vgs ih with Cruise-o-matic transmission, white Soil hd 'ull wheel covers, padded dash, power brakes and steering, radio and other extras. This cor is absolutely in show room condition. 1963 Galaxie 500 2-Dr. Hardtop Beautiful Rose Beige finish, the award winning color of the yeor, 8 cylinder engine with automatic transmission, Power brakes and steering, Radio, White Wall tires, windshield washers and many, many other extras, .... 1963 Fairlane 500 4-Dr. Sedan Fieldstone tan finish with sharp beige interior. This car has the economical 221 V/8 engine that will give you up to 23 miles to the gallon: It is equipped with autos matic transmission, Radio, White Walls, Window wash- ers, Padded dash, ete, and « chrome lug- NOW $6, 700 $4,800 $3,400 $2 650 $3,090 $2,275 $3,982 82.990 $2,975 $2,245 $3,604 $2,498 $3,320 $2,475 $3,790 $2,798 $3,925 $2. 907 $3,815 52.821 $3,925 82.907 $3,242 52,565 ¢ HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES OF OUR PRICES °¢ 1958 FORD 2 DR. STATION WAGON 1962 CHEV BEL AIR SEDAN Beautiful maroon finish with matching interior. 6 cylinder engine, Radio, etc, Truly a beautiful car. WAS $2245.00 NOW 1945.00 Guaranteed, 1960 ZEPHYR SEDAN Two tone red and whte with matched red interior. 6 cylinder engine. This car is the cream of the English' Ford Cars, very peppy and economical. WAS $1095.00 NOW 845, Newly painted in a Raven Black finish, Motor, transmission end reer ede in excellent condition. Guaranteed. WAS $995.00 NOW 1962 GALAXIE 4 DR, COUNTRY SEDAN Sharp sandstone white finish with red interior, V/8 Engine, automatic transmission, Radio, Full Wheel Discs, etc. culy guaranteed. 2195. Was $2500. .08 NOW s 1962 GALAXIE 4 DR. COUNTRY SEDAN ie of the most beautiful station wagons on the road, Finished in a dark oxford blue. Equipped with V/8 engine, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Radio, Window Washers, White Walls, Dual, Range Automatic transmission and many other extras, This wagon has very low mileage and is one of the sharpest units on the lot. 95 00 i) WAS $2595.00 NOW 1962 CONVERTIBLE GALAXIE 500 Lovely soft turquoise finish with matching turquoise leather trim,. This beauty is id with A ic Padded Dash and many other extras, This is the sharpest 'convertible in the country, Owner's name on request, 2495, WAS $2795.00 NOW a 1962 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. STATION WAGON Spotless White finish with green leatherette finish, automatic transmis- sion, Radio and other extras. Nearly a new car for this outstanding wholesale price. WAS $2395.00 NOW 1895, 1961 FORD FAIRLANE SEDAN Soft midnight rose finish, Radio, Power Brakes, Window Washers, White Wall tires, V/8 engine. This automobile is in Al Condition, owners name on request. 6 months warranty. WAS $1795.00 NOW 1545.00 1960 CHEV STATION WAGON Brilliant light biue finish, Radio ond White wa!!'tires, This car has 00 in looked after and is in exceptional condition. WAS $1695.00 NOW to) 1960 VOLKSWAGON DELUXE Original Light green finish, Equipped with Radio, This is the outstanding car on our lot, Fully Guaranteed. 8 WAS $1095.00 NOW a 1960 CHEV. BEL AIR 2 DR. HARDTOP Spotless Oshawa Blue finish, 4 new white wall tires, Test drive this car and judge for yourself. WAS $1795.00 NOW L) 1960 VAUXHAUL CRESTA SEDAN Spotless ight Gray finish with an immaculate leather interior. This car is in excellent mechanical conditon, An deal second car because of its economy. 795. WAS $995.00 NOW bl 1959 METEOR STATION WAGON 4 DR. Sharp dark metallic green bila 6 cylinder engine, automatic transmis- pt ad etc, Ab: condition -- Guar- anti WAS $1595.00 NOW 1145. 1959 METEOR SEDAN DELIVERY Finished in @ sharp dark Oxford Blue, moter in excellent condition. nearly new tires, fully guaranteed, WAS $995.00 NOW 795.00 1959 FORD CUSTOM 2 DR. Immaculate light green finish. . cylinder standard transmission. sure to see this beauty before buying. WAS $1395.00 NOW a 1958 FORD CUSTOM 300 4 DR. Completely refinished in maroon and white, 6 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, Radio. Believe it or not, this is a school teacher's car, WAS $1095.00 NOW 25,00 745.00 1957 MERCURY 2 DR. HARDTOP Spotless 2 tone light green and white finish with matching bel push button automatic, radio, padded dash, white walls, etc, 6 months war- bial WAS $845.00 NOW 625.00 1957 PONTIAC COACH Finished in a sharp yellow and black, 6 cylinder engine, automatic trans- mission, radio, white walls, washers etc, Be sure to see this little gem. WAS $845.00 NOW t) 1957 FORD CUSTOM 2 DR. STATION WAGON tless medium gray finish with red interior, V/8 engine, automatic transmission, Radio, etc. 6 months warranty. WAS $945.00 NOW a 1957 DODGE 2 DR. MAYFAIR Spotless 2 tone Maroon and Tan, V/8 engne, push button automatic, Radio, This is a one owner car and is very sharp, WAS $645.00 NOW L 1957 PONTIAC 2 DR. HARDTOP Two Tone Blue with 'blue fabric interior, This is a sharp little cor, Be sure to take t for a test drve. WAS $895.00 NOW a 1956 OLDSMOBILE 4 DR. SEDAN Finished in light gray with matching interior, Automatic transmission and radio, This car is excellent mechanically and has a very good body with 4 nearly new tires. J WAS $595.00 NOW t 1956 METEOR 4 DR. 9 PASSENGER CTY. SEDAN 2 Tone Blue and White, ¥/8 engine, Power Brakes and steering and other ihe WAS $645.00 NOW a 200 DUNDAS ST. W. WHITBY Your Authorized Dealer for Ford's Family of Finé Products!