WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1977, PAGE 13 When mnigratiflg, most birds fly below 3,000 feet. Ducks and some small perching birds have, been seen above 20,000 feet. A S WEEPu»ING SUCCESS AT SUN LIFE BONSPIEL Clayton Mackay's rink from Whitby qualified for the third event at the Sun Life Invitational Bonspiel and was runner-up to Bob Charlebois in the early draw on Saturday Nov. 19. From left to riglit in this critical moment in the game are Charlie Fisher, Ooug Clifford, Keith Lawes and Skip, Clayton Mackay. The Sun Life Invitational Bonspiel is currently under way at the Whitby Curling Club. Sketches feature historic buidiengs For the second time in seven years the Whiitby Rotary Club is selling a series of County.,Town Sketches as a fund-raising project. . This new set 'of sketches, ail different frorn the series issued in 1971, was painted in acrylics by Whitby artists Dave Aikenhead, and Jorn Dressel, whýo based*some of- ûiie sketches on old photo. graphs fromn the Whitby Historical Society archives. The prints are 12 by eight inches and will sell at $8. a set. There -are sixiprints in a set and 1 ,000 sets have been printed. The following is a des- cription of each of the sketches. A community came ser. vice for senior citizens is planned to expand into Whitby and other muriicipali- ties in the Durhanr Region next year. Rev . Bob Zimmerman of Pickering, chairman of Durham Region Community Care, told regional council last week that his service will open offices in Whitby, Oshawa and Scugog over the A new 60-seat dining room is expected to open in downtown Whitby by the middle of this mon th. Work is proceeding on an expansion of the Golden Gate Restaurant into the store located north of the restaurant. A North American cuising is planned by owners Ming, Bill and Danny Fong, although Chinese food will also be served. The addition will double the restaurant's seat- ing capacity to about 120. About five -more employees will be hired and kitchen facilities are being expanded. Earlier this year the aider part of the restaurant -- A view of the old Wlitby post office in the 1930s. ThIs post office wvas opened at the Four Corners on the site of the Bank of Montreal in 1910, and served until 1956. It was dernolishiec in 1959. - St. Johnfs Anglican Churchi in 1906. This church at Port Whitby, is the oldest church in town, having been built of lirnestone imported from Kingston, Ontario in 1846. -The Ontario Ladies' College in the 1 930s. This century-old girls' private school was originally Trafalgar Castle, the home of Sheriff Nelson G. Reynolds of Ontario County. It was converted into a college in next three months and an office will be opened in Ux- bridge next summer. Offices are already operating in Brock, Ajax and Pickering. Mr. Zimnierman ex- plained the aim of the service is to provide assistance to senior citizens to enable thern to remain in their homes and be part of the community. A fee is established by local advisory boards to pay was renovated and a liquor licence was obtained. The Fong famnily has operated the Golden Gate in Whitby for 23 years. W.A.D.SeIby C.A.,M.C.A.B.V. C.J.Roberts C.A. B.K.Madgett C.A. A.D .Chapman Offices 171 King Street East, Oshawa 118 Walton Street Sheridan Mail, Pickering 1874. .- The Sami Trees hiouse in the 1 920s. Thiis fine yellow brick house wîthi a tower was built in 1 877 on Duindas Street for G.Y. Smnith, a lawvyer and later a County Judge. It wvas later the hiome of Samuel Trecs, owvner of the Blankete and Buckle Factories in Whitby, It was demnolislied in 1 958 to build the new town hall, now used as the town library. .St. Thomas Anglican Church,Brooklini. This frame church was built in 1869 at Anderson Street and Win- chester Road and is still in use today. -_ St. Jolin the Evangelist Roman Catholic Churchi. This is Whitby's futuristically volunteers' expenses and avoid a "Charity stigmua" for seniors, he said. Services offered include transportation to medical ap- pointments, shopping and social events, plus mninor homne epairs and bouse- cleaning. Volunteers also provide visits, a meals-on- wheels service and library books for shut-ins, hie said. The program in Dur- ham Region receives annûal grants of $63,400 from the province for a two-year period. Meetings are planned with the region's social ser- vices committee to co-ordi- nate the proposed services. dsruced min 958,and isone of thee most artistic new buildings ini thc town. First contract is granted Eniployees of Lofthouse Brass Mfg. Ltd. received their first union contr-act lasi week in a spirit of goodwill be- tween the management of the company and the United Auto Workers Union. UAW International Repre- sentative Steve Nimigon ealled Lofthouse Brass "a good cor- porate citizen," following the ratification of a one-year agreement Iast week by the company's production em- ployees. The new contract gives the 40 workers an average 10 per cent wage increase. The contract runs from Sept. 1 1977 to Aug. 31, 1978, and although there is no provision for retroactive pay, the comn- pany has agreed to pay each worker a $150. lump suin. The Lofthouse workers ple anea ih wilbea60 pr ceant subid ied bte6cope- pane nt sd two aditheon- hoanys n the upciong hlyea.heupomn he Lfhosfmlybs ines Lha been peaingfor- 20ssa y ea n Whiyfpr ducing rssrings for agrir- cultumal% eiectrical and plunib- îng trades. ___ r More than haif of Japan's population 'of 'nearly 112 million, were born after World War IL. 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