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By ROLLY SMITH WHITBY (Staff) Post- graduate students who made an intensive study into the adminis- tration, operation, present and future developmen: of the Town * of Whitby, were definitely not * merely an assorted group of youngsters who assembled odds and ends of facts. This mis- understanding perhaps. has caused some confusion in the minds of some local citizens "who may be inclined to doubt the soundness of the students' comprehensive study. In actuality the authors of the study were very much enlight- _ ened on the subject, each deal- ing with the portion of the study most closely related to his or her previous experience. With- out intending to belittle or diminish the excellenge -of the} Whitby Study, as if currently being reprinted in the 'Times', a word of explanation and de- scription of the students may be appropriate. GRADUATE STUDENTS All but one of the students, geho were in the throes of com-| pleting a first year course in town and regional planning at the school of architecture, Uni- versity of Toronto, were in ef- } Knights of Columbus NEW YEAR'S EVE BALL FRI., DEC. 31, 1965 9PM. TO 2AM At the New K of C Hall (2 Doors North of the Theatre) Brock St. N. --~ Whitby Door Prizes---Buffet--Spot Dances For Reservations Cai 668-8112. 668-5139 668-2561 ence one rererreenare eg tr Ur | ww te ce eile in a IZ fect, university graduates. The| ages of the students ranged) from 22 over 30, with an aver- age of 32 years. All but two of Ahe students had been out of university for at least one year or two, when and the County of Ontario, Such information definitely indicates the students had ample amount of practical knowledge and were in a sense, professional people involved with work closely re- lated to that of the survey. : P | One of the students was a\ Years working for the Commu- deputy-clerk* from Johannes-|Nist Chinese on interior eco- burg, South Africa, a city hav-|20mics. Another student. was a ing a population of around one} million persons. This: student has experience in urban renew- al work. PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER Another student was a profes- sional engineer in France, where he worked on civil en- gineering for 10 years, Through this experience, plus work deal- the urd: oun ainie of the town| lawyer in Welland, Ontario and ing pvith proper methods of sew-| age disposal in thriving cities, the student was well able to provide valuable assistance in work on the town and county studies. @ne student is a practicing another is a lawyer from Na-| tionalist China, While on For- mosa working for the National- ist Government he was employ- ed in the Diplomatic Service. An economic graduate from Shanghai, China, has spent 15 social service worker frem Ed- monton, Alberta with a Mas- ter's degree while another Ed- monton student was a graduate employed as a consulting engin- eer, Still another student in- volved in the study was a grad- geographers among the student graduate work In "| body, all well experiericed after| engineering at Princeton. having served in this capacity) BASED ON LOGIC Canada. GRADUATE. SURVEYOR wa mm tha é | Born ine survey in ine town ors | Whitby and County of Ontario; th or girls running quickly througay + ere| some tests and examinations.|t are mare etudonte whoa have nat! ~ * * a Sone seewete rete es sens. AM {Oe COUaLy ine: Sens qualifications, although perience In numerous feldé. | : | be done by referring to a wis- Tuc swwuches woo congucted| dom expounded py Ulver Gola- and novelist ere-farfrom mere school boys; "People..seldem.improve when Summing ap can possibly best mili, 3 pus, Giamaus who once said iy nave iw hemselves to copy from". Such is the case with the study | been included' 'in. this article, | represented a cross-section of Basak. wuey or discard o« nonetheless, .it- is -] of Whitby and the County of On- tario. It is a model from which those in authority can partake they wigh hut SEND MESSAGE BY CAR ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)--This province is to alter its car li- Provincial plate will carry no numbers aid' province. simciaeaan oe read Newfoundland and Laura: dor COME Home Year 1966 officials hope that Newfoundland cars elsewhere in stimulation [Cence plates to publicise ~"Come| Canada wil! thus remind former of thougnt in a progressive|Home Year" in ivss. The frontjisianders to visit. thir native dire : there was one graduate land! some of the finest ideas and| surveyor, This particular stu-| conceptions for town and re-| dent worked for the Dominion} signa} planning that there is in) Government and the Province of] the world. Right or wrong as Alberta. He developed a firm|their estimates may prove, the which employed more than 30)recommendations and sugges- craftsmen in addition to lectur-| tions were based on cold, solid Good Nemes To Rememper When Buying or Selling iT REAL ESTATE Reg. Aker---Vresiaent ) Bill MeFeeters--Vice Pres. Schofield-Aker Ltd. 723-2265 ing in Calgary and at the Uni-| logic, stemming from vast ex- versity of Alberta. There was also a West Point graduate among the students) who had worked for the United Nations in the Congo. While in) Africa he gained invaluable ex- perience in setting up newly de-| veloped African town sites for the army and air force. Dealing with the traffic prob- lems in the survey was an ex-) perienced traffic consultant. | This professional person had| worked for a traffic consulting} firm both in Calgary and Jat-) terly Toronto. He was an en- gineering graduate from Alberta' and had done. post-! *5.00 PER DAY 725-6553 RENT-A-CAR DAY -- WEEK -- MONTH 725-6553 RUTHERFORD"S CAR AND TRUCK RENTALS PLUS LOW MILEAGE CHARGE 14 ALBERT ST, Oshawa uate of practical science, and a second was a graduate in fine arts. j There were several croduate THE ULTIMATE IN * PRESTIGE DISTINCTION BEYOND COMPARE * UNDERGROUND # PARKING : * Ge@ORGIAN Price $10.00 Per Couple 124 PARK ROAD NORTH: OSHAWA LUXURY LIVING!! Peete A FEW 1 1AND2 * BEDROOM SUITES AVAILABLE * ? Only 'By Appointment 723-1712 or 728-2911 ~~ | mansions | | GLAZIER'S GLAZIE OPEN UNTIL FREE PARKING FOR THE LATE SHOPPER 498 Simcoe St. South Opp. S. SIMCOE ST. 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