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4 w wes WHITBY (Staff) -- Local service clubs should sponsor free skating for children in, the community, says Donald Mc- Quay, an aldermanic. candidate in the Dec. 6 election. "Council should not have this taken out of the taxes," said Mr, McQuay. work for charity and a little of this charity should start at home," Mr. McQuay, a _ Kiwanian, suggested that service clubs take' on the free skating pro- gram during a Kiwanis Club meeting this week. He said Kiwanis should lead the way in establishing the program. He said all service clubs receive support from. citizens and on this basis, the program should be shared by each club on an equal basis. He said he agreed with the school board's Mr. and Mrs. William Simpson, 306 Henry st. ; indidate Urges Clubs" Sponsor Free Skating added burden which would be, "Service clubs do a lot of THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, November 27, 1968 5 | Hydro Employee Enters PUC Race WHITBY (Staff) -- One new) \candidate has entered the Pub-| thinking and regarded their)jic Utilities Commission election move as the correct one. And.) .-© here while four commis- he said free skating was not) - ' ' the responsibility of the town! Sioners are seeking re-election. Beverley J. Davis, an On- council. tario Hydro employee, is the new candidate. He says he feels his hydro experience will) enable him to make valuable! suggestions as a commissioner. | Seeking re-election are Robert | Cawker, James Ross, E. J. Bryant and Everett Randal. Return Reeve In Darlington _ ARTHUR L. BLANCHARD HAMPTON -- Arthur 1. Blan-| chard was re-elected reeve of| Darlington Township by accla-| mation Friday at the township nomination meeting. It wil! be his fourth term as reeve, This year he was warden of the Unit- ed Counties of Northumberland and Durham. Deputy Reeve Harold Muir jand the public school trustees, |Herbert Mackie and Harry |Oyler, were also returned by | acclamation. | ; Richard Gibbs, Mrs. Mary | THEYRE AS CLEANASA WHISTLE AS NEAT AS APIN, FOLKS ALL TELL WHOVE CALLED US IN BOWMANVILLE Mayor deputy-reeve, during a-jom- Ivan Hobbs is congratu- ination meeting in the town lated on his acclamation by hall last night. Mr. Stevens Ross Stevens, incumbent announced he would _not CONGRATULATED seek re-election. (See story on Page 15.) --Oshawa Times Photo PMecrree Oe a.) Spill ervick | Fifth Whitby Cubs and Scouts; Budai, Carl Down and Russell \Mothers' Auxiliary held its card|Dow were nominated for the |party, Nov. 23 at St. John the|three council seats. Mr. Gibbs, | |Evangelist parish hall. Of-| Mrs. Budai and Mr. Down were |ficially opening the event was| all menibers of the 1965 council. | Mrs. Ed Finan. General con-| Nominees have until 9 p.m. to- venor Mrs. Dan O'Hagan wasiday to file their qualification Whitby Town | WHITBY PERSONALS Mrs. Lou Robinson, assisted by Mrs. William Gov-| papers. erde, Mrs. Jim Cronin. convener Mrs. jassisted by Mrs. Whitby|day today. To celebrate the 0C-\tinski, Mrs. Martin Chizen, Mrs. Lunch Louis Philip Bur- Bedard,| TOWN OF WHITBY Statement of a question to be submitted to the electors at the onnudl elections to be held on December 6th, 1965. "ARE YOU IN FAVOR OF PUBLIC GAMES AND SPORTS ON THE LORD'S DAY TO BE REGULATED BY MUNICIPAL BY-LAW UNDER THE AU- THORITY OF THE LORD'S DAY (ONTARIO) ACT." - : TAKE NOTICE that the foregoing is a correct statement of the question to to be submitted to the vote of the electors of the Town of Whitby pursudnt te By-law No. 2632 passed on the 9th day of November, 1965. The day for taking the vote of the electors upon the said question, the places where the votes are-to be taken and the Deputy Returning Officers shall be the same for the election for the Municipal Council and the Re- turning Officer appointed to hold the said election shall take the vote. AND NOTICE is further given that MONDAY the 29th day of NOVEMBER 1965 at the hour-of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon at the Municipal Building, 405 Dundas Street West in the Town of Whitby, has been fixed as the time and place for the appointment of persons to attend the polling places and at the final summing up of votes by the Clerk. On Tuesday, the, 7th day of December, 1965, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon at the Municipal Building, the Town Clerk shall attend and sum up the votes for and against the said question. DATED at the Town of Whitby the 11th day of November, 1965. . JOHN R. FROST, Clerk, Town of Whitby. Lersrtenge imate ameted. | SPURNED HOLIDAY | Thomas Jefferson denounced} Club Calendar |and Mr. and Mrs. George Seeley|casion a famiiy dinner has been! }arold Forbes and other mem-| Thanksgiving Day after the Am-| \and family, Scarboro are motor-|/ arranged. bers of the Auxiliary. Thejerican Revolution as a '"'mon-| ling to Renfrew this weekend . Pe Ou MONDAY, Nov. 29 where they will attend the 70th) Mrs. nag ag Sane ata coat Co-Op Credit Union banking|Wedding anniversary celebra- last beg in pinlgge aa night; ibration held in honor of Mr. Gouger ie. aad a rg Fe nace Ist Whitby Scouts; |and Mrs, Thomas Dobec, grand.) ever Sad taunele. Salvation Army Brownies; \parents of Mrs. Robinson. Whitby Baptist Church Ex- plorers. TUESDAY, Nov. 30 | neko sah Duplicate Bridge Katherine Best wishes to W. J. Wilson, 301 Centre st. n., who is cele- brating his birthday today. casion, grandparents Mr. and Chuck and Eleanor Kemp and/Mrs. D. V. Pearse and great lub; daughter Kathleen attended bag | Sheena oa p09 % : ; ~...., christening of Victoria Kemp,|George Barron of Oshawa wi Whitby Whittlers TOPS Club; | daughter of Dan and Joanjattend his party. Whitby Shrinking Violets'Kemp, in St. John's Anglican) : TOPS Club; - Church Port Whitby last Sun-| Mrs. Preston Howard, 506 Red Cross work room; day. After the service a buffet| Oe at her home pdb is Salvation Arm Cubs qi) was served at 1003 McCullough), > "" é ithe "| Whitby; 3 se dr., with 25 guests in atten- va basen the Oshawa Gen ,.. |dance. Many lovely gifts, and i * Tae pops His -- |cards were received for the oc-| St. Mark's United Church|*"™ Women Unit No. 9. | St. WED! Women Unit No. 9 is holding its erent, Pee. 3 jmeeting Nov. 29 at the home Whitby St. John Ambulance; |o¢ Mrs. H. Van Deuren, Bow-|0sPital fund. Benevolent A. Rostek is four | A breakfast will be held on| Tuesday, at 9 a.m. at the home) Church|%! Mrs. Fergus Curl, 819 Byron Mark's United ist., n. All welcome. Proceeds to |Mrs. djliam Goverde party t|Prizes were drawn by president|archal practice." assisted | geeeememmee by Mrs. Frank Ganzi, Mrs. Wil- and Mrs. Ed! |Finan. At the close of the card j Mallon Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs.|thanked all who attended and} years|assisted in making this evening old today. To celebrate the oc-|a success, Vincent Mallon, president Mrs 0.H.A. METRO JUNIOR "BY" |go towards the Whitby General} Pool Table 52" x 100" App. Size Complete with Cues and ee SPORTSMAN'S CORNER 103 Byron St..$., Whitby One Block West of 4 Corners | - HOCKEY WHITBY LASCO STEELERS vs ETOBICOKE INDIANS Whitby Community Arena Mon., Nov. 29 - Game Time 8 P.M. Admission -- Adults $1.00. Students (with cards) 50 cents Children Under 12 Admitted Free with Adult. enevolent Rebekah Lodge!man st., in the form of an alc-| Mr. and Mrs. John F. Schultz gsr tion sale. |1021 McCullough dr., will have) Ajax Lionettes; The Holly jas their dinner guests this Sat-| Four Leaf Clover urday, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paresits| Sandra, daughter of Mr. and } Schultz, Toronto. | |Mrs. Allan McLaren is cele- brating her sixth birthday on Knights of Columbus. Sunday. | THURSDAY, Dec. 3 | At the Christmas meeting of) Whitby Baptist Church Cubs; | ct John the Evangelist CWL to| Salvation Army Women's|phe held at the parish hall, Dec.) Home League; \7 the Sweet Adeline quartet) Faith Baptist Church WMS.|'The Dind Dong Belles" will) FRIDAY, Dec. 3 |be part of the entertainment | program. Red Cross Senior Citizens ; Social Club; Mrs. Robert Smith, Burling-| Pentecostal Church ton was a guest at the home of! People's oa FP bern Mr. and Mrs. Walter Samanski, dors; 1011 Green st. "Co-Op Credit Union banking Henry Scheppat, 3253 Dovedale night. ldr., is now convalescing at his| home: after undergoing surgery SATURDAY, Dec. 4 lat the Oshawa General Hospital Salvation Army Guides; | Mrs. Charles Sawdon, RR 2, Salvation Army Timbral | whitby is celebrating her birth- Brigade. | SUNDAY, Dec. 5 St. Mark's United Church Hi-) C Group. Teachers Group; VOTE and RE-ELECT Harold SLICHTER Town Councillor SEEK COAL CATALOGUE "ATHABASCA, Alta. (CP) -- The provincial research council is in charge of a search for strip - coal - mining sites. The study is paid for by three pri-| vate mining companies, which) want to map the closeness of coal seams to possible future hydro sites. | ELECT | McQuay | for | COUNCIL os a oe NEWMAN WANTED Two Bedroom Bungalow, | Central Whitby. location in All Cash. Two Bedroom Bungalow, Any location in Whitby or 2 mile radius, All Cash. Call Mr. McQuay D. W. McQuay REALTOR 668-5868 Tea & Bazaar The Presbyterian Women of St. Andrews Church SAT. DEC. 4 In the Church Hall 2:30 to 5:30 Everyone Welcome Mrs, Alwin Simpson, Toronto, | was dinner guest at the home of her son and daughter-in-law VOTE Mrs. Eileen Moore for COUNCIL BROCK Evening Program Starts ... 6:55 WHITBY Last Complete Program .. . 8:20 HERE THEY COME! Brian Epstein presente BOARD OF ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL TRUSTEES for the TOWN OF WHITBY Statement of a question to be submitted to the Separate School ratepayers at the annual election to be held on December 6th, 1965. "ARE YOU IN FAVOR OF UNION BETWEEN THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR THE COMBINED RURAL ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL NO, 1, WHITBY TOWNSHIP,"AND THE BOARD OF ROMAN: CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL TRUSTEES FOR THE TOWN OF WHITBY?" Take notice that the foregoing is a correct statement of the question to be submitted to the vote of the Ratepayers of the Whitby Separate Schools pursuant to By-Law No. 13, passed on the 4th day of November, 1965. The day for taking the vote of the ratepayers upon the said question, the places where the votes are. to be taken ond the Deputy Returning Officers. shall be the some for the election for Separate School Trustees, which will be held at the same time and in the same places and conducted by the same election officials appointed for the municipal elections, And notice is further given that Monday, the 29th day of November, 1965, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in. the forenoon at the Municipal Building, 405 Dundas Street. West, in the Town of. Whitby, has been fixed as the time and place for the appointment of persons to attend the polling places and at the final summing up of votes by the Clerk, On Tuesday, the 7th day of December, 1965. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon at the Municipal Build- Begins 6:55 and 10 P.M. SHOWN ONCE ONLY AT 8:30 P.M. 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A shrinkproof, delightfully soft 98s baby yarn in 6 lovely pastel shades. BALL * Large supply of garments and underwear for men and women, *% Good Selection of Baby Clothes. Visser Imports 112 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY PHONE 668-3021 THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD a NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF SECTION ' 379E OF THE MUNICIPAL ACT, (R.S.0. 1960, C. 249) AS AMENDED TAKE NOTICE that the Council. of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby, has applied to the Ontario Municipal Board pursuant to Section 379e of the Municipal Act (R.S.0. 1960, c. 249) as amended for approval of a proposed By-law to AUTHORIZE THE IMPOSITION OF A SPECIAL CHARGE ON CLASSES OF BUILDINGS THAT IMPOSE OR MAY IMPOSE A HEAVY LOAD ON THE MUNICIPAL SEWER AND WATER SYSTEMS. AND FURTHER take notice that the Ontario Municipal- Board has appointed Wednesday, the 8th day of December, 1965, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Council Chambers of the Town of Whitby, for the hearing herein. A copy of proposed By-law Number 2624 is hereunto attached. DATED at the Town of Whitby this ELEVENTH day of NOVEMBER, 1965. JOHN R. FROST, CLERK BY-LAW NUMBER 2624 of THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF WHITBY Being a by-low for the imposition of o special charge respecting sewerage and water supply. .. WHEREAS all residential buildings in the Town of Whitby not being a single family building, a double building or a duplex building, and all combined residential and non-residential buildings having more than two dwelling units, erected or enlorged, ofter the passing of this by-law, may impose a heavy load on the sewer system of the Corporation by reason of which expenditures may be required to provide additional sanitary or storm sewer capacity, which in the opinion of the Council would not otherwise be required. ; AND WHEREAS it is expedient to impose a special charge upon the owners of the above. mentioned buildings, subect to the exceptions hereinafter set forth, to pay for part of the cost of providing the additiona! capacity; AND WHEREAS the Council is by Section 379 (e) of The Municipal Act, with the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board, authorized to enact os hereinafter set forth; NOW THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED AND IT IS HEREBY ENACTED by the Couneil of the Corporation ef the Town of Whitby as follows:-- i. in this by-lew, (a) "combined residential ond non-residential building" means @ 'building containing ~ | (i) dwelling units and 4 (i) space devoted to other purposes which space is not necessary to @ dwelling unit or © dwelling units only; "dwelling unit'? means one room or two or more rooms connected together or having access one to onother intended for use/as a separate unit in the same building and constituting an independent housekeeping unit for residential occupancy; (e) "gross floor area" means the total floor area obtained by adding together the aree sh contained within the perimeter of the exterior of the building at each floor level; (d) "residential building' means a building containing only (i) a dwelling unit or dwelling units or (ii) @ dwelling unit or dwelling units and space accessory to such use only. It Is the opinion of the Council that all residential buildirigs in the Town of Whitby not being a single family building, a double building or a duplex building, and all ined _ residential and non-residential buildings having more than two dwelling units, after the passing of this by-law, may impose a heavy load on the sewer system of the Corporation, by reason of which expenditures may be required to provide additional sanitary or storm sewer capacity which would not otherwise be required. . Subject to the provisions of Section 5 of this by-law, the following charges ore hereby imposed upon the owner of every residential building and the owner of every combined residential and non-residential building in the Town of Whitby erected or enlarged after the passing of this by-law namely; the sum of $125.00 for each dwelling unit. . (1) All charges imposed under this by-law shall be calculated by the Building Inspector of the Corporation at the time of issuance of the building permit, or, in the case of building permits issued prior to the date of enactment of this by-law, forthwith after such date and the Building Inspector shall certify the amount of the charge to the Treasurer of the Corporation. ' (2) The Treasurer shall ( (a) Prepore a special roll showing (i) the name of the owner (1). @ description of the land on which the building Is erected or enlarged ond (li). the amount of the chorge imposed under section 3. (b) send a Bptice to the owner at least fifteen days before the next sitting of the Court of Revision at which an appeal from the chorge may be heard, setting out the information contained on the roll prepared under clause (a) 'ond also the time and place of the said sitting of the Court of Revision, : (3) The charges imposed by this by-low ore a lien upon the land on which the building is erected ond shall be collected by the Treasurer in the same manner and with the same remedies os provided by The Assessment Act for the collection of real property taxes. This by-law shall not apply to:-- (1) Every building on land and exempt from texation under ony generat oF speciai Act: (2) Every building on land in respect of which an ogreement has been entered into with the municipality under section 28 of The Planning Act or any predecessor thereof. (3) Every building or any land In respect of which a contribution to provide sanitary or storm sewers or water supply focilities has been made within the ten years previous to the application for a building permit, to the extent of the contribution so made. (4) Every residential building having not more than two dwelling units. (5) Every combined residential 'and. non-residential building having not more than two dwelling units. : This by-lew read @ first and second time this 18th day of October, 1965. JOHN R, FROST WARREN J, MOWAT Clerk Mayor