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LAH WIRET IE ED PRP SIRT Loy ne Sapna Pitaneny After a cogent meeting SB. stockholders of Desilu, business journals and {dal newspapers porter set ee a oe a. oe panel President Lu Ball at $260, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September 7, 1965 § signed when he was unknown ae A gen Baral re-|and from which mae: was no es- ig 3 cape pane ic wath re : Pe ih star o pommel eat te aan $300, et teh any Which my by enough to pay|@Z¢ teported --~ unofficially, al diegtn pomtias ie sulierwa = iouN He was at one of the Television Still Young || But Has Own Mythology By CYNTHIA LOWRY round | pills, PAY| cursterto have received nicel#fter. an operation for On the other hand, th hero ofsaltry Increases under new con feats' een ban hawa haem eparied 'talme mera & ve 1 F fpend pot I = atee i pooMcag ag 5 have been in the $250,000 class|000 and an officer of the Canadian -- was actually making $250 @ One hears plen of Hockey Association, week. He was stuck with ajtalk in Hol Hollywood. "but most of mye recently made jost ofjand he was tightly written studio _contractitt 1s pure guess and gossip. slic ener thi oy rupert ans HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Televi.|fgures tha ressive in sion, although only the baby sis-|?' print and both are difficult for ter of the show business family,|2270%° Oulside the interna; rev- already has managed to estab-|°"U® department to prove or dis- prove, lish its own mythology, among\" tint television wre ted it two unvariable statistics; 1, All stars of series are ru-|4eed, paid salaries, But others mored--by their press. agentsjare coowners of their shows, pega make at least $250,-/still others have special ar- 2. Every star or co-star turned rangements under which they down "about 20" offers of series|*7@ paid stated amounts each before finding one exactly suited|year over a period of years so to his talents, that the tax slap will be lighter, BROCK -- One Complete Show Each CANVASS DUNLOP WORKERS FOR HOSPITAL FUND A canvass to raise $40,000 for the Whitby General Hos- pital Building Fund from the employees. of the Dunlop of Canada plant in Whitby officially got under way. last Friday. The employees will be canvassed by a vol- vunteer from their own de- partment, The management of Dunlop has already donated $25,000, The volun- Inkpen, Ed. Jarvis, Tom Edwards, Bill Clarke, George Brooks, and Harry Wogden, vice-president of Dunlop of Canada. --Oshawa Times Photo teer canvassers, front row, left to right, are: Helen Me- Gregor, Claire Locke, Joan Morton, Pauline Pare and Joan Craigen. Rear: J, J, Ranson, K, E. Cowan, L. H. STUDY OF WHITBY Community Centre Could Aid Culture community as community cen-|serve as a baby-sitting service res when adjacent to parks but,|for other mothers when the oc- Today the fourth article fn a series dealing with the recent survey of the Town of Whitby, prepared by post- graduate cleats of the University of Toronto in- volves. a. discussion, on schools and general com- munity needs. In preceding articles the students' report dealt with the question of adequate low cost housing, the need for a hospital with- in the town and, parklands. WHITBY (Staff) -- Schools and parks should be located in conjunction with one another to provide the most advantage for the community. Through such practice schools gain additional recreation space while parks are boosted by recreational facilities. This consideration outweighs any advantage which might be assumed from separation of the two facilities, it has been sug- sted. When the town elders or school board propose a new site for a primary school they should not allow their decision to be in- fluenced by suitability of ad- joining property as parkland, the students advise. The school location should be determined a consideration of the safety school trips. All primary schools should be a short walk- ing distance from homes within the area they serve, These areas should also lie within major arterials so no child is required to cross a large traffic artery on the way to school, there is still a definite need for a@ community centre in the true sense of the word, Such a centre would be available for use of both adults and children, be- coming a central meeting place and cultural development pro- ject. Offering a variety of facili- ties the community centre could be regarded as a 'must,' Plans for the conversion of the former Ontario County Build- ing on Centre st. has been sug: gested as a centennial project. Such a development could be of carried out as soon as possible, the students advised. DAY NURSERY situation, the survey indicates a definite need for a day nursery. In their investigation and study of the municipality the post- graduate students discovered the town's major welfare problem revolves around the number of divorce and desertion cases. Such problems were classed as a direct result of these two main elements, The students suggest that in most cases the woman has been left without an adequate income with which to raise her family. In such a situation the case for the working mother is classed as highly debatable. If the mother has young child- ren she might be advised to remain at home and accept the welfare given out by the town School crossing guards could) be employed where it is im- possible to locate primary echools in central districts, it 'was suggested. GENERAL COMMUNITY NEED Whitby schools could serve thé welfare department. The choice, however, should be open to the mother, the decision left up to ~ to finalize. A day nursery would provide her with the opportunity to work at a full-time job if she so de- sired, Such a nursery could also Black And White Show Outstanding PORT PERRY (TC) -- Nine- ty head of Hoistein "cattle wera shown by 23 exhibitors at the 29th Ontario County Black and White Show held Monday in eoniunction with Port Perry fair. Mrs. Donna Barkey, of Claremont, Ontario County Dairy Princess, handed out the ribbons. Among the visitors were Senor Willie Mascharenas of Argen- tina and Dr. Antonio Hernandez of Chile. The latter selected the reserve junior champion female exhibited by F. Roy Ormiston, of Brooklin, for export to Dr. Pedro Cassaude of Chile. Allison Fawcett, of Winches- ter, who judged the show, said this was a top quality show with strong entries down through the classes. The grand champion females were a pair of outstandingly good - uddered four-year-olds In Quality The premier breeder award went to Elmcroft Farms of Beaverton, The runner-up was F. Roy Ormiston. The premier exhibitor was Elmcroft Farms with O. Chambers and Son, Wil- fred, the runner-up, Smith Bros. of Port Perry, showed the reserve junior cham- pion bull. Roy Leask and Son, Seagrave, had the reserve grand champion bull and the senior champion bull with Elmcroft Farms winning the reserve sen- ior prize. F. Roy Ormiston " showed the reserve junior champion female. Roy Leask showed the grand champion female and Elmcroft! Farms the reserve grand cham- pion female. The senior cham- pion female was shown by 0. Chambers and Son who also won the grand champion female award. E casion arose as it invariably does, Such a facility is proposed and should be incorporated in the town, preferably located at the community centre. IMPLEMENTATION Implementation of the goals referred to under the social and welfare aspect of this study could be reached much easier i! "the town elders apply to the fed- eral and provincial legisla tion for financial aid, immeasurable good, It should be # Turning to a more serious Whitby Community Arena ROLLER SKATING EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT 8 P.M. to 10.30 Live Organ Music by Lila Tredwell Hatch WHITBY ae. At 7:30 SIDNEY AME are HARLES OC rae CANNON, LIZ FRASER, UES, Bus RitEys ; BACK in TOWN PATIO SLi ABS DEM f ale Y' Pa} Home Owners insist on "HYDRA-PRESSED" Concrete Slebs for Pato and Sidewalks, rhe debe tas With eae complete vs Bes tec sate 200 cane, of sper, gusty" ph Beet me Bs -- or COTTAGES ! SEVEN NICE PLANS All Can Be Adapted To NAMING YOUR FRIEND Naming es friend as executor of your estate may well be evidence of your good opinion and faith in him, but is it fair to either him er your beneficiaries? If he is a busy man with his own offairs, either his business or your beneficiaries are going to suffer, Acting os executor Is a full time business for Vietoria and Grey Trust, If an individual executor dies, his executor (whom you might not even know) would, in turn, become executor of your estate. Acting os executor is a permanent arrange. ment with Victoria and Grey. The fees allowed a trust com- pany are the same as for an individual private executor. OWEN SOUND MEAFORD ORILLIA CANNINGTON LINDSAY PETERBOROUGE WITADLISERD WHITBY BELLEVILLE KINGSTON RENFREW 308 Dundas St. W. WHITBY shown by 0. Chambers and Son of Wilfrid and Elmcroft Farms, Beaverton. The junior and grand bull shown he Allan- rob Farms and R. Dennis, was a large well Dees good senior yearling. top two senior yearlings were a worthy pair of junior and reserve champions -- the win- ner for Robert Flett, of Osh- awa, being very stylish, large, deep-hearted and with a strong top. 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