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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, May 2, 1967 K WHITBY DAY BY DAY 8 . before the frost line has re- Whitby Junior Chamber County Continues (i | Load Resirictions | s FREE 24-HOUR rest Elects New Executive weaTey (Sat als] ae SER and township roads affected by, By Our Local half-load restrictions will con-| Service 'Contractors WHITBY (Staff)--The Whitby|year, said he plans to hold the tinue to be restricted to half- Junior Chamber of Commerce, |first of a -series of training loads until May 15. . | SAWDON'S at its oe meeting gor d sessions at Scarborough May Assistant Ontario County En night in the municipal build-|31. Clift i ' tARN ing, elected Jim Waterfall as} He said the charter night fat aj rh Begs Pb bad * its president for the ensving|held at Ajax last Saturday was i i i ik es uiry Is be- year. one of the most successful ever than most, roads are still too FURNACE OIL -- ae bio da Other officers elected were:|held. The 46 charter members "spongy" to. take full loads. STOVE OIL AND COAL a Joe Jennings, first vice-presi-|of the Ajax Unit constituted a Normally, the half-load restric] 244 Brock St, $., Whitby : ss ome: dent; Al. Stolk, second vice-|disrtict record. He said the On- tions ends May 1. 668-3524 A Fate president; Tom Nutt, secretary|tario membership this year Pavement tends to crumple if jai 'cipal and Ron Hutcheson, treasurer.|reached 4,017 and that half the too much weight is put on it! municipa' It was agreed the unit would|Jaycee population of Canada is petit atl hatte leans) eee RNIN a nted by the support the candidacy of Hardy gal dee A ' Murkar, of Etobicoke, for the he Oshawa Jaycees. stressed N ~ ty La Ontario presidency. It will alsojthat everything the unit does nnounce ew Hag 'te support Herb. Brennan, of Osh-|for the community will earn it H li S b a Ona Oe Pe rere: cues ea naa tee ee ealing Substance... nd the Col- meeting being held next week-jother units and learn more : : ec 4 ey Sh ° il Ch I h 1 premier ma in Etobicoke. te abeg, the organization and its : Sal % Ne rinks Pi es, ecks te 1o just how aycee Brennan, who wished objectives. : ' ae oe eeetee : the Whitby Unit every success} Denis Stevens, the retiring A AX PICKERING HOSPITAL AUXILIARY CENTENNIAL BALL SUCCESS Exclusive healing substance proven to shrink able if it in its work during the coming president, presided. = } hemorrhoids... and repair damaged tissue. the whole 2 : ' A : ; ; pe fi The Ajax-Pickering Gen- ful event. An added feature French. Appearing in the Board George Robinson and Ronald Carr and Mrs. Carr, A renowned research institute has many months. : pera First Cub Pack Plans Salvage Drive bodnalhe ga lle geod Cen- pe Me Ajax pl -- Loves gle' from left, are: Hos- Mrs. Robinson, Frank who was general convener ound a unique healing substance This was accomplished with ¢ ver under- The ist Port Whitby Cub Pack;Whitby, south of Burns Street,| tennial Ball, held at Annan- Folk Singing Club whic pital administrator Kenneth Gabura and Mrs. -Gabura, with the ability to shrink hemor- new healing substance (Bio-Dynal is holding its annual Salvagelincluding Port Whitby. Pamph-| "2l!¢ Golf and Country Club, presented Canadian folk | Macinnis and Mrs, Mac- president of Ajax-Pickering yor Tae er thoids painlessly. It relieves itch- | which quickly helps heal injured volv Drive this coming Saturday. The ' erie oe proved to be a most success- songs in English. and Innis, Chairman of Hospital General. Hospital Auxiliary, --Oshawa Times Photo | ing and discomfort in minutes and | cells and stinwulates growth of new aie ned Cubs will collect bottles, bas-//¢s Will be distributed prior to BEA ae : tpeeds up healing of the injured, | tissue. Bio-Dyne is offered in ont -f kets, rags, newspapers and|May 6. ne o. | e e |Township will evolve: surely Mflamed tissues. ment and suppository form called ED? scrap metal. If the weather is inclement the Rescue Unit jand a regional study could dis-| One hemorrhoidal case history Preparation H. pr gd 'The area to be canvassed is|collection will be held May 13. | 1 : eTilI i g wp. '@ | e lcover how it could best come after another reported Pn strik- In addition to actually shrink " sai ir. K . "If|ing improvement." Pain was ing h i Preparation as a mem- Councillor Praises Hospital Service | about." = oo ah I prada and gently relieved .. . eae ta eran Phe had & Con- Cla e oe | would fight this study." actual reduction or retraction | less painful. It helps prevent im il. Councillor Thomas Edwards,|is a neei for expansion in the | | The ratepayer president sug- shrinking) took place. fection which is a principal causs n the old - le 0 chairman of the finance com-|diagnostic, laboratory and sur-| PICKERING (Staff) -- The} jgested township council and! Among these case histories were of hemorrhoids. law that a mittee of the Whitby Town/gical service departments Pickering Emergency Rescue Ajax Council should jointly re-'2 variety of hemorrhoidal condi- Just ask your druggist for Pre 1 employer Council, who recently toured the} The representative 'ft the|Unit received cold water for| quest a study. "4 division of |tions. Relief even occurred in cases paration H Suppositories or Pre service department of the Osh- ' their troubles Monday night) 1K : oa P Seti : ' ; the township is inherent in any of long standing, and most im- paration H Ointment (with s A apiece awa General Hospital, was much Town of Whitby on the Oshawa when it attempted to enlist 2 Pi gaming aed pane ho tal ggg ed Pac oa-yptet bey ' a Ric geo solution where the north will portant of all, results were so | special applicator), pag 4 sn impressed with the hospital. |General Hospital Board of di-jaid of the township council in ering Township Council by the|three major shithern a ny satel FR be a poor stand, {amalgamate with the ruraljthorough that this. improvement Satisfaction or your monep : sali Mr. Edwards said he was im-|rectors, Mr. Edwards said helits effort to form a group to|west shore Association in alpayers. groups and aie Tate- ae Kitchen ala he wished|centres and the south with was maintained over a period of | refunded. BR g pressed by the calibre of the|feels it is imperative that the|perform lifesaving duties in the}, ic¢ t, 7 F eee ae at the . a an 7 lurban areas," he said. | --o os personnel and found the depart-|construction of the Whitby Gen-|waters of Frenchman's Bay and "icf 0 eee gi | a" ae oe demand that -- the Fp. to ne BH sce yo Cape Sasa ue ooo engenmen cpsinnsra oe re ncils. ; s - : |_ The association president, A.|M) arrange an appointment|/elsewhere for leadership and) for barring ment to be ig niga 8 He coh eg aol cng Proceed as Se Sahall. of the | King; said his group wished to|with the proper ministers and|promised that pressure groups he would was convinced, however, there'q y as p . PBs oe D. auonsene askea|2° on record as finding no rea bel he accompany the delega-| would continue to pound Coun- iced by his ww s thak. conan aonb: mpty|With the council regarding the| tion. cil until it made changes. jthat council appoint the PERU| ; ied iad i ; ae Y' Homemakers Plan New Project pris commit of ce es ay or tm ruin Betrocaiae "tet a EGIONAL, GOVERNMENT | activity in The next project of Y's Home-|as corded piping, lace and eye-/cil in the same manner as antl that 67.1 per cent of the|township council asking for its|,Vest Rouge Ratepayers' day is so makers called "Sleeping Gar-/let. besioe phage ad ge tps ahi rate was for education while 19|assistance in any way it find|'t¢Sident John Kruger asked ; few occu- ment" will start in September.) 'The girls must be 12 years old |isuran . nea aaa e OubliC per cent went to the county, an/possible to have the provincial|C°Uncl! to request the depart: yuld be ex- _ Each member plans to select by September, If interested they| joa vicky ' gr -- public). -ea where council has little or|government study this prob- ment of municipal affairs that time there _ oe henceit it Pee are asked to. register now at| "as brief Mr. Townsend askea|"° control. jlem, bay oe te vtiast ane ss before gowns for herself. It includes s s ; . ond as make a study ional gov- em. selection of style and garment |668-6868 in order that plans can|council to consider donating the| TAX RELIEF ASKED CIRCULATE PETITION ernment in Pickering Township. rom sales- material, the use of commercial|be made for leaders to attend|present police boat and equip-| Mr. King said that, at a re-/ Mr. King said that, in con-| Mr. Kruger said that 20 of | men to patterns and various trims such' their training. Pie to the ida AA use as|cent fog of Ne junction with the Bay Ridges|the 38 Ontario Counties were e business rade in on more reliable equip-|a motion was carried | "€iand West Rouge ratepayers in need of tud d that hich there RSONALS : bs a -- ron gah vragen el associations, his group ted in cecsntine to Susie ibe e group also asked that a|the assistance of its s|the process ; ; "i é WHITBY AJAX PE meeting be arranged with coun-|B. Kott, draft a petition to 3 notiiien to hn eipeed oy ce Goa aie ates tigen: Among those who will attend|Dair was soloist. Guest speak- cil's finance committee to dis-|provincial government demand- Payers in School Area 2. He|plete overhaul of local govern- aa eorting the Whitby General Hospitaller Miss Cora Berdan, Toronto|°USs Capital expenses and oper-|ing that the od mage -- said the petition would be pre-|ment status ie practice - i yan ce ating budget. It advised council be _lifte rom e ' * i th such a Women's Auxiliary Centennial Epo on 'Christian Fellow. ame is critical since the poat- santy overburdened shoulder bg pg wgge ey Fale Pate "An amalgamation of the terest and ol p aan 18 a A pid ea Pe ago ig ive i ing season is around the corner|of the township's School Area 2/equcation tax pola asking for)southern part of Pickering stion con- 'Centennial Building, wt e:|with colored slides. Mrs. -/and suggested that a decision|home owners: and that all costs) yyy, xj $ po vere ne -Mr. and Mrs. Harold Augustus,|Mitchell thanked the speaker. b ; i ; id r. King suggested that the) ; : y council was of the utmost/dealing with education be paid) oyncil's committee include the! the same Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jensen, Mr./Rev. John McLeod. closed the|concy forthwith by the provincial gov-|aren > Counci e include the) SUITS ; ji . uncill ir. Collins and Mrs. ee a ang gg She . peg pte Finance Committee Chairman|ernment. John Williams es Nae oes of the cor- oa ll Sala" Mr and\were: Mrs Art Bradley, Mrs,|J00n Williams said patrolling) Mr. King pespceed on oe Waller. Tailored To Meosure rgued that Mrs. William Sorichetti, Mr.|0. Moore, Mrs. Adelard 'Morin Site ot Sr as Wee coe lee eel gree 2 REEMANS and Mrs. Hugh Nichol, Mayor|and Mrs, Douglas Dair. * A . » vy ltchen, ad-| ENTALS rel vomy and Mrs Desmond Newman i ia dear ar sagged guatee trar back across the table to|Vised council that, at a recent| aT ANOTHER SC ENIC DOME TRAIN digg or a. 'Andrew Miller,| Whitby Shrinking Violets hon-|Reginald Parker with making) tion he requested to see(meeting attended by 700 rate-! aril a Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Carter, {red three members who have|statements to the press deroga-| 'V0 in.) se said Faulkner told|Payers, a motion was carried to USS a be Ly . Face W partie reached their goal to become|tory to township council. pred ogee s not going to do any-|@sk council to completely stop FROM : Dr and Mrs, J. 0. Ruddy, Mr.|KOPS. 'They are Eleanor] Councillor Williams said heliits about it and that the|further residential development EEVE'S s going to Harry Doner, Dr. and|Cougle, Jean Jaynes and Lois|wanted the police to continue) ) ting director had refused|0f any kind for any reason until t answers -~ 7 seh ar aMrs Branton who lost a total of 112) Patrolling the bay and said ty atenhone the registrar and|industrial assessment has been MEN'S SHOP ved. Stuart Roblin Mr, and. Mrs,|Pounds, Entertainment was pro-|could Noon oa had accused him (Furnis) of attained. | 129 Brock St. S CANADIAN Pp ACI F - some new Tom Brandon, Mr. and Mrs. A.|Vided by members by singing|!@w enforcement officets. using blasphemy. Mr. Kitchen said his pockets|} Whitb "668-2091 and giving bio < If people get in trouble in the j ' | y > geen Lerch, Mr. and Mrs. Richard) * | ving huge hs water that's rough. If they get] Mr. Furnis said he had never|Were getting empty and the es have Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. H. Pol-/'he losing members. Eac! ' " t Faulkner before and saw i , KOPS was presented with a|Saved that's good. I'm burnedjmet Fau ; Boga sen, Hr, 908 Mrs. Penal Me aa: Guekns Pfor April were: |up over the whole business and|no reason for his attitude or re-) a nem to set glia ee Sheila Boyer, Gloria Leitch and|its law enforcement we need in marks. a BROCK ae. ay he ve Sears sas. . . ? ; 44 Lid i il- i ss to the occurrence ram Eac vening al : is citizens Mr and' Mrs, John Butcher Florence Martin. Mayor Des-|Frenchman's Bay," said Wil-) A witness , "1 WHITBY Rasurnnensed" Ae voice. : ' *lmond Newman drew the win-|liams. agreed with Furnis and said the ADULT ENTERTAINMENT . " there can Dr. and Mrs. D.C. MacKay, |ning tickets for the oil paint-| Reeve Laycox said they could|planning director had been 'aya po agpewmue parsenrs Across Canada Daily April 30-October 28 epth of the rt] hag Tie Mr. ings. They were: Henry De-|not force policemen to go out/antagonistic ag Ogg moment 'iso would . H Mille, Oshawa and Violet|and patrol in an undersized boat/Furnis spoke to him. An executive meeting of the|Coutts, Whitby. and 'added that nine officers on) Township Clerk D. G. Pilitz Whitby Ladies' Lawn 'naling cel ~ lent to go on|advised council the plans which Club was held at the home of} William FE. Sherrin, RR 2,/boat patrol duty. were requested were in his Mrs. Harry Lott. The presi-|Whitby, is in the Ajax - Pick-| The police commission de-|office. Mr. Faulkner had left the 'GO dent, Mes. Muriel Judge, pre-|ering General Hospital where/cided in March that townshipjcouncil chambers before ~ Mr. , sided. Plans for the coming sea-|he underwent surgery. police could no longer patrol the|Furnis spoke. 0, son were discussed with much ___|water because of a council de-| Reeve Clifford Laycox said an enthusiasm. Following _the|_ The Westminster United/cision to limit the size of the/immediate investigation would t peg meeting lunch was served by|Church bye School class en- extend by cutting the police mill)foliow and asked to meet with Ki, e the hostess. tertained residents of Fairview|rate. ; Faulkner, Clerk Plitz and the -- Shak: Woithy ttl sist en gid with a program 4 me deputy reeve along with Mr. water de Worthy Mistress, Sister|and songs. Mrs. Jones an iss s 8 Furnis at 1 p.m. today. The "igh gael Minera Rints, mage hyd eg ted Darlene Chad accompanied the Says Official matter was also put on the ' in A stress, Sister Lillian rk, | group. finance committee agenda for COLUMBIA PICTURES presents A DINO De LAURENTIS PRODUCTION resided at the Vimy Ridge : : 0, TOBA, No. 639, meeting, Sere: The following Ajax Kinettes Disrespectful unis evening. wine MICHAEL CONNORS : DOROTHY PROVINE: RAF VALLONE : tional exercises were conducted|attended the inter-club meeting : we a" a face tial . Oshawa by the chaplain, Sister Lila/at the Canadiana Motel: Mary| prcKERING (Staff) -- Pick-|f ty, older and finest Radio Begins Bigoohie by the chaplain, Sister Lila) are, Baty GUChelet: Mery ere ENG, (Stall) -- Pick: oiepetenes Plame. aso The Great Sioux Massacre bie stival .She cepted to attend the Queen|Northam, Mary Outram,|tor John Faulkner was charged is_on the Mary LOBA meeting in Osh-,Doreen Quin, Doreen Holloway,|py a township ratepayer with her age awa May 17. Members will at-|Elaine Menzie, Rosemarie Mil-|Utter disrespect and rude- tend the ceremonial Orange pa-|!er, Dolores Skelcher, Barbara!ness,"" Monday night. % Pig dae rade, July 8, in Oshawa. It was brig bowie stag pet en Me ae 9 Furnis, 904 Liverpool | os reported that Sister May Lint-|>ara , Jean Noland and/Road, in a delegation to council, ] poe ner is still in the Oshawa Gen- a Fone id aga was|said he had been advised by the | eral Hospital. A penny sale was|Mrs. Dorothy Duncas from the/registrar general in Toronto that i demon- held at the close of the meet-/Black Creek Pioneer| Village|a certain lot plan was available Sees ts in Osh ing. who gave a talk on the earlyjfor viewing at the towfship|f . | psimates -- Reasonoble Rates See ... and Test Drive These o demo : P days starting from 1800 tillloffices. Repair Specialists nd a quiet The Whitby Baptist Church|now. Eight Ajax members won| Furnis said Faulkner had ad- Call 723-1191 | RECOMMENDED heel oe Bi ig ola prizes. The Loyalists provided} dressed him with disrespect and SERVICE MADE US | ervice he s Spring Thank-|entertainment. threw the letter from the regis- : SUL LF offering meeting with Mrs. Murray Detlor presiding. 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