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50-UNIT MOTEL UNDER Construction is under way on the 50-unit motel at Ajax. The building, when com-. pleted, will have all liquor facilities. A liquor plebiscite, held last year, was the de- ciding factor in the building of the motel. The building complex is situated on the WAY AT AJAX Ask County To Purchase Equipment COBOURG -- Recommenda- tions will be made to the next United Counties council session that council completely . under- write the cost of radio com- munications equipment which would link all fire departments | tin the counties and make them part of a province-wide fire communications network. The decision, by fire and mun- icipal officials representing north side of Station rd., west of Harwood Ave. --Oshawa Times Photo Accused Is Identified - By Station Operators WHITBY (Staff) -- Charles Wilsher and Colin Bell, partners in the Parkings Service Station, King and Park Rd., Oshawa, positively identified David Law- renson as the man who brought an auto to their premises on March 19, 1965 and used a credit card to purchase five tires, and a quantity of gasoline and oil. Lawrenson is appearing in county court on a charge of ob- taining the goods, valued at $175 by false pretences. The hearing terminated this morning with counsel addresses to the jury. When the accused was arraign- ed at the morning session on Thursday, counsel retained by the accused failed to appear. Judge A. C. Hall commented he planned to proceed with .the case, saying that counsel might earn his retainer by appealing" the case in the event of a com er the credit card would be honored. PLATES STOLEN A friend of his from Toronto had delivered the auto to the service station, Mr. Howard said. ear taken to the sta- tion was registered in the name of Lawrenson, but the licence plates on jt had been stolen from an auto parked on High- way 401. He was unaware how the credit card was obtained but he personally had signed the credit card, Mr. Howard told the jury. Under cross examination by Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck, Mr. Howard said a dozen credit cards could be bought in Toronto: as they could be bought for a dime a dozen. He had never bought any himself; but there was no limit to what could be obtained. "I am positive that Lawren- son was never at the service station," said the witness. Delay Action On Rezoning WHITBY (Staff) -- An appli- cation from Dr. Peter Zakarow regarding the -rezoning of a block of land bounded by On- tario, Athol, St. Johny and Green streets, Wednesday night was further tabled until the next meeting of the Whitby Planning Board. Dr. Zakarow had appeared be- fore planning board on May 26, to support his application that the land be rezoned for the con- struction of a 10-storey apart- ment building. The board also approved pay- ment of three accounts -- one from Municipal Planning Con- sultants for $116.91 for 20 copies of the official plan of the town, one to the Corporation of the NOW OPEN Lumber and Supply Ltd. |) YOUR C.P-1. DEALER 701 BROCK ST. N. 668-4451 viction. His Honor was annoyed by the discourtesy of the absent ot his. An employee of company said Mr. Brown had reported the loss of his credit card on April 1. The partners in the service station said the accused had them knew Mr. Brown. Testifying for the defense, under the protection of the Can- ada Evidence Act, Robert J. Howard, of 147 Nassau st. Osh- awa, said that on March 19 he had talked to Mr. Wilsher about obtaining tires. He had asked if, light inthe one stones, make it 2 ALL GLASSES SINGLE VISION ar a friend brought his car wheth- RUSSIAN WINS TITLE BELGRADE (Reuters)--Vic- tor Kurnencov of Russia won the middleweight title in the) European weightlifting cham- pionships in Sofia, Buigaria, Thursday night, it was reported here. Kurencov, an Olympic silver medallist, lifted a total of 9534 pounds. He pressed 275% pounds, snatched 297% pounds and jerked 380% pounds. FRIGIDAIRE Rapid Dry Cleaning 8 Ibs. of dry cleaning $2.00 } Blair Park Plaza i Mon. to Fri. -- 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. | Set. -- 9 a.m: to 5 p.m. | @ FOR MEN @ BUY DIRECT FROM THE AT SAME LOW PRICES. 17 Bond Street East 2nd Floor Oshawa, Ont. coupled to behold--e CARY TERR IES| NE LOW PRICE 65 STYLES, SHAPES AND COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM BIFOCALS iia COMPLETE WITH FRAME, LENSES AND CASE DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS THAN NATIONAL BRANDS @ FOR WOMEN @ FOR CHILDREN LABORATORY AND SAVE © BROKEN FRAMES REPAIRED: OR REPLACED WHILE YOU WAIT WE FILL ALL P.S.1., OCULISTS' AND OPTOMETRISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily Closed All Day Wed. Phone: 728-1261 "Tender for the Construction E.D.S.T. on Wednesday, June Sealed tenders addressed to the Ma e/o J.R. Frost, Town Clerk and Trea: TOWN OF WHITBY TENDERS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF TRUNK SEWERS CONTRACTS A AND B of Trunk 23rd, 1965. 'The work consists iy of Contrast. A-- Ontario or from the office of Gore Ontorio, on payment of « deposit Treasurer of the Town of Whithy im good condition within two weeks The lowest or any tender not WARREN MOWAT, 4 Meyor fin, 340 lin, ft. Plans and specifications with bienk ego accepted, |. R. FROST, Town Clerk & Treaurer in. ft. of 12-inch diameter, of 10-inch diameter sewers. ¥ Form of Tender may be obtained at & Storrie Limited, Consulting Engineers, 980 Yonge Street, Toronto §, of $25.00. The deposit cheque shall be payable to the order of the and will be refunded upon return of the seid plans and specifications of the date of closing of tenders, --_ tender must be occompanied by @ marked cheque in an amount equol to 5 per cent of the tender The awerd of tender will be subject te the opprovel of the financing by the Ontario Municipel Boord. yor and Members of Council of the Town of Whitby surer, Municipal Officers, Whitby, Ontario and endorsed Sewers" will be received until 12 o'clock noon, Y sewers in two controcts: 1360 fin. ft. of 24-inch diameter, 1560 fin. ft. of 21-inch diameter, 780 lin. ft. of 15-inch diameter sewers; Contract B-- 460 lin, ft. of 27-inch diameter, GORE & STORRIE LIMITED, Consulting Engineers. the Municipal Oftices, Whitby, | 20. King E. | Town of Whitby for $10, for the audit of the books and one from the Whitby Weekly News for $11.17. The board also passed a mo- tion that the application from H. Dick for an amendment to the zoning bylaw be approved in principal and no further ac- tion be taken until the new zon- ing bylaw is adopted by council. A new and used car sales building is proposed for the south-east corner of Dundas and 'most of the townships in Dur- ham and Northumberland was 'made at a meeting here Tues- day. It was, called by counties' mutual aid co-ordinator and 'Cobourg fire chief, Robert Fitz- gibbon, and GordonrV. Wright, ee measures organiza- ion ; The group heard S. E. Oxen- ham, assistant chief of the Ont- ario Fire Marshall's fire serv- Village Paves - Way For Sewers' PICKERING (Staff) -- Pick- ering Village Council gave sec- ond reading to two bylaws at its meeting Tuesday night. A bylaw to authorize council to enter into an agreement 'With the Ontario Water Resources Commission for the construction of sanitary sewers in the village if the project is approved by the Ontario Municipal Board. A bylaw to levy an annual rate of 35 cents per frontage foot annually on all property serv- iced by the sanitary sewers for 30 years and a_ connection) Tender Bids Turned Down ROSEBANK (Staff) -- The Pickering Township Area . 2) School Board, at its meeting} Wednesday night, refused to ac- cept any of three tenders. for the addition of a general pur- pose room to the Vaughan Wil- lard Public School. : The tenders for the one - room| addition to the school ranged from $45,491 to $52,697 while the}! estimated cost for the addition} had been $38,000. , Trustee Fred Hawes made the motion not to accept any of the tenders because they were ex- charge of $7 annually for the same period. Ratepayers in the village wil! be allowed to pay outright for their frontage at $5 per foot and a connection charge into the sewers of $100. The average lot size in the village is 64 feet. ices division, explain the work- ings and financing of the com- munications scheme. After Mr. Oxeham's address, the group decided to recommend to a \joint committee of council and EMO officials, that council be urged to pay the full municipal share of costs. Under the scheme, 45 per cent of cost would be financed by EMO. AUTOMATED GARDEN BRISTOL, England (CP)--A firm in this old West Country port has perfected a plant pot that automatically waters its own plants for up to three months. The seedlings are wa- tered by a layer of porous ma- terial over a small reservoir. Mr. Oxeham explained that the communications plan would involve a base broadcast and receiving station at mutual aid headquarters (Cobourg), through which all fire calls would be monitored. They would be relayed to recéiving sets department nearest the fire's located in the municipal fire location. Two-way sets located in the fire trucks, said Mr. Oxenham, would prove of: valu- able assistance in summoning help. The recommendation of the group, along with detailed cost estimates, are expected to be presented to council by an ad- Hopkins sts. by H. Dick Porftiac Limited. visory committee at the next One-Stop DECORATING SHOP Q Wallpaper and Murals @ Custom Dreperies @ Broadloom @ CLL. Paints and Varnishes @ Flo-Glaze Colorizer Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. 107 Byron St. $., Whitby PHONE 668-5862 session, July 6. BOWMANVILLE BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY ROBSON MOTORS LIMITED uality G.M. Dealer "GOODW'LL GUARANTEED USED CARS & TRUCKS" Your Q 166 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-3396 TV ® SALES © SERVICE © REPAIRS ~ SPECIAL -- TV OVERHAUL OFFER We will completely overhaul your TV set and do any repairs necessary. 7.50 For Only Plus Ports Bring your set to our shop, or have it picked up for $3.50. BROCK RADIO & TV 125 Brock St. N., Whitby Phone 668-5830 ceptionally because of the|square foot. 'He said present 0 boom. are. 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