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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Board Raps | Pickering Over Funds | + PICKERING (Staff) -- Pick-| ering Township Area One Pub- | lic School Board charged in al letter to township council that} it was being discriminated egainst. j <Board admitistrator Lloyd Jahnston said in the letter that) the board was requesting as- sistance from the minister of ettucation to get its apportion- ment of 1987 capital funds | * Council has turned down the doard's request for $125,000 to build four kindergarten rooms at Brougham. MAINS APPROVED The Ontario Municipal Board wdvised council Monday that it gas approving an expenditure of $115.000 for the construction of watermains on. Fairport Road, Dunbar Avenue and} Highway 2. | A reservoir on Rosebank Road costing $628,000 was also approved by the board, BYLAWS Council passed four bylaws concerning plumbers' licences, gewer regulations and a lease with the Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club. *A bylaw was passed eitat: | fishing charges for extracts of township records, documents or assessment rolls. ADDITION ~The construction of a $125.000 addition to the township police station was also authorized by council, An agreement was authorized Between the township and Mrs. | Mary B. Tremblay of Ajax for the establishment of a township ear pound on Harwood Avenue $5,100 Raised Cancer Drive WHITBY (Staff) -- Whitby residents contributed $5,100 to the Canadian Cancer Society in a@ campaign recently held In a letter received by Thomas Scott, president of the Whitby branch of the Ontario Cancer Society, Maurice J Grimes, @xecutive director, On- tario Division of Canadian Can- cer Society said that the cam- paign netted $1,000 more than} the previous year. | "We believe that this effort| reflects the sincerity of the cit-| izens of Whitby in wanting to! shorten the time gap to a the answer to cancer will be found through research," said Mr Grimes | Street Dance Rids | Proposed Hospital WHITBY (Staff) -- Proceeds from the street dance Friday sponsored by the Blair Park Plaza Businessmen's Associa- tion, will go toward the pro-) posed Whitby General Hospital Lupin Drive at Highway 2, will be fenced off and the dance) will be at the plaza from 9 p.m. to 1 am. with modern and, old time music. | WHITBY COUNCIL Council decided the planking of the Henry Street bridge, now] under repair, would be ial to the Whitby Yacht Club. Three readings were given to a bylaw authorizing the borrow. | ing of $10,000 to cover the cost of improvements to the ice} making machine at the com- munity arena. | Two readings were given to! a bylaw authorizing the borrow ing of $130,000 to cover the town's share of the cost of widening Highway 2. A bylaw was passed to pro- vide for the supplementary ex- penditure of $20,900 on streets. | Authorization was given for the borrowing of $75,000 to cover the cost of a new hydro sub-station, | A 'bylaw was also passed to provide for the borrowing by debentures of $225,000 to cover the cost of the purchase of the industrial lands site abutting Highway 401. It was stated this was to convert a hank loan into debentures. The bylaw was given only two readings as it requires approval by. the On- | tario Municipal Board. Timmy Morris Has, 10-Goal Production! Timmy Morris made it almost a one-boy show on Tues day night when he scored 10 Zoals to lead Lasco Steelers to a 12-1 victory over W hitby) QUegionnaires, in a Garrard| Road Minor Lacrosse Associa- tion Novice League game. Joe McIntyre and Chuck) Halliday scored the other two| goals for the winners while Bryce Jordan notched the lone Whitby counter. Morris assist- ed on both of his team's other! goals | | In the second game, Hambly | Block whipped North American Steel 7-1 with Glen Sheffield scoring three for Hambly's while Larry Graham and Eddie Szczur each potted a pair. Rob bie. Harrington scored for the losers. Wednesday, July 26, 1967 | ' ossland Rd. W. HERE'S WHAT .WE MEAN BY "MORE POWER TO YOUR FOOD DOLLAR" POWER'S FINEST RED OR BLUE BRAND GRAIN FED BEEF ADAST TENDER JUICY ST ITI GOLD SEAL FANCY RED SOCKEYE SALMON Pe %e 58 seam MARTIN'S APPLE JUICE POWER EVAPORATED =QT AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP : me |= 28° SAVE 9%e CLARK'S tive Wed., July RIB STEAKS 85) PURE WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR MILK AYLMER CANADIAN STYLE BEANS KRAFT SALAD DRESSING MIRACLE WHIP::59 TOMATO SOUP :: MAXWELL HOUSE All Purpose Grind 'COFFEE 26 to Closing Sot., July 29th -- We Regret No Dealers Please 5-6-7 Rib EXTRA SPECIAL lb rk LEAN MEATY Hore 43 SAVE 6¢ 5 Ib. Bag SAVE 6c 16 0x, d Tins SAVE 14¢ WITH Ihoz. PORK tes 95 SAVE 10c SAVE 3e ll 69 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities To 10 oz, 1 Ib. Bag POWER FRESH SLICED WHITE @ CRACKED WHEAT @ WHOLE WHEAT 24 OZ. LOAF ; gov Ae POWER CANADA Ist GRADE BUTTER 64: MASON'S Assorted SOFT RI 10 oz. Tins 24 = 1 _ POWER FROZEN FLORIDA ZIP OPEN CANS ORANGE JUICE 4 ':: CATELL! MACARONI & CHEESE NABOB ALL FLAVOURS JELLY POWDERS 3 :.:: LIBBY FANCY HALVES or SLICED PEACHES 28 oe. VIVA INSTANT MILK _ :.:: LEE SLICc PINEAPPLE 65/ SAVE 6c 25/ 247 38¢ 997 SAVE 4e von. QE 7-07, PKGS. 1 »5 ty GERBER or Heinz Strained BABY FOODS 4": 45/ VIVA ALL PURPOSE . 2S O5¢ F L Fe) U & Bog. 997 POWFR POWDERED DETERGENT 5h VALLEY FARMS SAVE Se FRENCH FRIES i 10¢ GOLD RIBBON CAT or Save 10¢ DOG FOOD 10 ::: 1.00 STOKELY FANCY SAVE 3e PEAS. 2x. 37 LOIN PORK SALE 22 to 3Va Lbs. Avge. TENDERLOIN Ju Jo' 2% to 3% Lbs. Avge. ¢ GOLDEN VALLEY BRAND RINDLESS ,, BACON ec: 9 . oe WIENERS Lees 47% Breasts 4 PORK FARM STYLE SAUSAGE FRESH FANCY CLEANED & SCALED Cc TURKEY WHITE FISH LARGE SIZE 72 C "THIGHS Jon 1 LB, Abe CHOICE SMOKED 10 OOF FILETS 1 49¢ U.S. NO 1 GRADE, PLUMP, SWEET, SEEDLESS Cc Gi i A P F S LB, ONTARIO GROWN, NEW CROP NO 1 GRADE Cc LARGE NEW CROP, CALIFORNIA, NO. 1 GRADE, SANTA ROSA PLUMS . NEW CROP, SWEET, JUICY, OUTSPAN NAVEL ORANGES « YQ FRESH FROM THE TROPICS é BANANAS 12 NEW CROP, ONTARIO GROWN, NO. 1 GRADE ¢ punch CARROTS 3" 3.5 --m Reasonable Family Requirements. It's fashionable to be a 'Cherry-Picker' What's a 'Cherry-Picker'? It's a trade term in the retail food business. A 'Cherry-Picker' is a shopper who goes from supermarket to supermarket picking up specials. A recent survey by a Canadian trade magazine shows that 'Cherry- Picking' is very popular these days -- especially in Toronto and area. Up to 25% of the food shoppers in this region shop more than one food store every week. The survey also showed that Power is a very popular Super- ~ market. About one in every six food shoppers are Power shoppers. Considering that we are only a small chain - with fewer locations than other major chains in this area, we were elated with the survey results. It shows thot our 'lowest prices' policy has made real headway with shop- pers. But - just so we don't get a swelled head, if by chance your Power shopping trip ever leaves you unhappy -- tell us why on the President's 'Hotline'. What we don't know can hurt us. It's also fashionable to speak your mind about Power to our President or Vice-Presidents. 239-4361 239-4362 (Call Toronto Collect) BEFORE T Driv: Fath A 22-year-old fat with two previous for driving with under suspension, fore Magistrate D Monday morning charge of drivin licence under sus received a fine ri jail term = wher Dodds heard the c of his offence. The magistrate ' that on his first ¢ the offence, in Steadman Vail, 5 had received 14 than the usual | second conviction, received 60 days occasion did Vail h fit of counsel. When Magistrate ed that Vail had in answer to a c wife about his sicl the occasion of the he decided to fine costs, or 30 days, the customary jail OUTSTANDING A' A 16-year-old V who was describec standing athlete i area,"' appeared i day to plead gu charges of theft fi the Oshawa Shopy Allan F, Parkin; stealing records f Shop and from Ze also pleaded guilt of shorts, slacks cologne from Eat Magistrate Do "This is a boy whi better in every w cided to remand | of custody until A he awaits a pre-se Partington resi Byron St. N., Whi Ten persons ap Magistrate Dodd charges. Nine of convicted and pai $350 in fines. INTOXICATION Nina Botulenko, §t., pleaded guilty public intoxicatio fined $25 and cost; $50 FINES Pleading guilty minor consumptio resulted in a fine costs or 10 days Breen, 19, of 368 Oshawa, The san and costs or 10 dz against Clifford 76 Brock St. \ pleaded guilty to minor consumptio DISMISSED A lack of evi part of the Crow the dismissal o minor consumpti pecan rrecemeninemnes @ PITTSBURGH @ WINDOW GL @ TWINDOW @ PEACOCK MI ore just som products eveiloble OSE 3% Sim Coe ep -SPECI. THIS WEE If You Di Cost If Y Months. so C. RIGHT "aa