The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 18

18 THE EVENING CITIZEN, Ottawa, Wednesday, December IS, 1916 FORMAL OPENING Control Board Clash Over Housing Project Riulcliffe Of (iloucrtitfr Dcvplopnirnt Saj Ottawa Was Not Asked To Supply Water THE THEATRE EASTV Words flowed thick and fast at yesterday's meeting of the Board of Control when C. C. -sir it ft iir i i jlw Radchff, representing the Olouc- Thursday, Dec. 19th, at 8 p.m. Opening Attraction Thurs-Fri-Sat Dec 19, 20, 21, eter housing development, asked clarification of a statement by Con.

G. W. Goodwin at last week's meeting. Mr. Radcliff read Con.

Goodwin's quoted declaration in The Citizen last Wednesday as lollows: "This is a matter that should go to the Ottawa. Area Planning Committee. It was for just such cases as this that such a committee has been set up. Any SWORDS GUNS He was master of all until this wildcat crossed his path! SHE was his prize of the pirate loot. Loving her taming her took all the daring of his reckless soul! plan involving expansion should po to the committee candidly pointed Con.

Goodwin said Mr. Askwith had a perfect right to make the appointment under the bylaws. Commissioner Askwith declared "Mr. Cooney is not only a journeyman plumber but a master plumber," adding that Selective Service had only one man, in Saskatchewan, on its list. In this case, "if we had to see the union, we would have to consult several unions." A letter was read from C.

Maxwell Taylor, building inspector, in which the work was outlined and saying that the number of buildjng permits and plumbing inspection calls had increased in the last three years 1,200 permits were issued this year, although number for an average jear was only 677. "We are not fighting for Local 71 but for every plumber in the city." declared Mr. Dewart, pointing out that 125 applications had been filed for a previous appointment "There is not much we can do." concluded Mayor Lewis in pointing out that the appointment had been approved by City Council after Mr. Askwith had properly made the recommendation under the bylaws. "No employer in Ottawa will go to Selective Service," Mr.

Dewart asserted. Others in the deputation were B. Fagan and A. Riopelle. Mayor.

Lewis presented the bylaw amendment, drawn up by City Solicitor G. C. Medcalf, KC, to regulate the use of portable saws on city streets. His Worship pointing out he had seen an open saw in use, to the danger of traf In the heart of the thriving community of Eastview on the Montreal Road new lights will shine when the power is turned into the marquee lights of the new Eastview theater. The lights will flash the new name on the entertainment horizon and flash into the night the name of the community for which sents Eastview.

The management of the Eastview Amusements Limited have brought a fine new theater to the community a theater which Eastview can point with pride. The modest exterior of the building almost belies the beauty and excellence of the interior. As you enter the first lobby walls finished with a new processed veneer, panelled with chrome stripping, produces a rich and entirely new effect. Overhead, a new system of lighting gives brilliance and sparkle to the bright new interior. The Inner lobby presents a vitrolite fireplace in black and yellow with full length mirrors.

Walls and ceilings are finished In pastel shades blended together to create a soft and rich atmosphere. Entrances from both ends of the inner lobby take you into the main auditorium with its ceilings and walls finished in soft pastel shades in a blend of colors treated with indirect lighting which creates a beautiful soft and comfortable atmosphere. The walls of the main auditorium with 3 large panels on either side covered with brilliant red folding draperies adds richness. The tiered ceiling and interior color scheming is a tribute to the skill and planning of Mr. Gordon Fairbairn, well known local artist.

Back of the main auditorium are the elevated loges to complete a total seating capacity for more than 600 patrons. The entire floor sloped to a greater degree, assures perfect visibility from all seats in the main auditorium and loges. New deluxe "Airflow" spring cushioned seats assure the ultimate in comfort. Thick red carpets along the aisles eliminates any-disturbing noises during the performance. The shining new RCA Photophone Sound System with Di-Phonlc speakers assures the finest in sound reproduction.

Greater light to the screen is created through new features embodied in the Arc lamps. With its tastefully decorated interior, soft indirect lighting and beautifully finished rest rooms the Eastview is Indeed a complete and fine theater. Truly an outstanding addition for residents of the district to enjoy the finest in motion picture entertainment at moderate prices. I do not believe the committee would ever pass it." Says No Request Made Mr. Radcliff also declared that, at no time, had a request been made to the city to supply services, but asked how any housing development could go ahead without water.

Con. Goodwin did not deny he hed made the statement and added, "this planning committee is et up to make this a beautiful Capital Con. FirJey McRae interrupted a somewhat heated verbal exchange to say that he was "all lor private enterprise" but he was also a member of the Capital Planning Committee. Mr. Radcliff told the board that a water supply had been found within 5.000 feet of the Manor Park sub-division where it was proposed to erect 350 houses.

Con. Goodwin interrupted to say. "You had said you were not asking for anything because S' t(? I Zv -V vsJ'V lit Goriousr TCrYACOlO? starring you had arranged for services." Mayor Lewis then pointed out that the city main to Rockcliffe Airport and the Research pro PAUL MAUREEN WALTER HENREID O'HARA SLEZAK fic. The amendment provides that no power-driven saw can be operated "unless the blade thereof is guarded In such a way as to prevent injury to persons and damage to property." The board unanimously agreed to give one-year's trial to the Special Added Attractions "Musical Movieland" "Canine Patrol" Tyden method of bicycle licensing, after correspondence had been A Notable Addition to our Community! in the Eastview Theater WM. D'AOUST GENERAL CONTRACTOR 212 Montreal Road, Eastview 4-3118 read from numerous other places.

The Tyden method requires a duplicate license, the plate to be Our Best Wishes to the EASTVIEW THEATER TWIN CITY DUNKIRK "IIuilcN P.rtter IluU.lins For Less" CEMENT HRICKS and BLOCKS 4 River Road EASTVIEW 3-8878 sealed to the bicycle frame, and a copy of the license to be mail ed to the Tyden office In Mont real. The meeting approved the, re quest of the Otawa Humane So ciety for carbon copies of dog-tax coupons for record purposes. Another Special Lighting Job! The purchase of a car for $1,350 ii for the health department was COLD CATODE" LIGHTING Compliments of RAOUL LANDRIAULT Hardware and Electrical Appliances 89 Montreal Road EASTVIEW 3-593G approved. Dr. T.

A. Lomer, medical officer of health, reported the appointment pf Miss Irene Stewart and Miss Annie Latimer as temporary district nurses. Marquee Lighting and Snack Bar Lighting INSTALLED BY DEMERS ELECTRIC COMPANY W. H. Bennett, superintendent of buildings, reported the appoint 323 Dalhousie Street 4-3040 'Jo the right of the inner lobby a neon sign "Snack Bar" tells you that the Eastview theater includes a new development in local theater improvements.

Patrons may enjoy tasty sandwiches, hot and cold drinks, while awaiting a seat or before and after the performance. The entire Snack Bar encased in chrome finished walls with red stripping is a new treatment which gives the room an atmosphere of cleanliness and efficiency." A special ventilator eliminates food odors going into the main auditorium. The Snack Bar Is just one of the many surprises awaiting patrons of the new Eastview theater. ment of Gordon MacMillan as stationary engineer at the central perty was not sufficient now. the pressure being too low, and others could not be supplied.

Mr. Radcliff said that "at no time did we go to a planning commission had to find out where the water services are. then go to the commission." 2Iayor Lewis replied. "We do not wish to bypass the planning commission." Con. Goodwin pointed out that the commission' planned to regulate long-term expansion, 10.15 and 20 years from now.

Mr. Radcliff repeated that he was not asking for water from the city, to which Mayor Lewis replied. "Indirectly you are." It had been brought out in the discussion that the Gloucester project might use water from East-view which originally come from Ottawa. Con. E.

A. Bourque suggested to the deputation that the Gloucester development did not want to start under any stigma and Mr. Radcliff answered in the affirmative. Con. Goodwin said he was a member of the planning committee and was "interested In the broad subject, not in any one project." He wanted to see housing but did not want to set a precedent for all other developments.

'T will oppose any project until it is approved by the Greater Ottawa Planning Committee." Mr. Radcliff said he sought ro-operation and had no intention of bypassing anybody. He was not asking the city for anything. There the subject rested as the board turned to other business. Early in the meeting a deputation representing Local 71, Plumbers and Steamfitters Union, Questioned the appointment, by F.

C. Askwith. commissioner of works, of J. R. Coorey as assistant plumbing inspector.

George Dewart. spokesman, said many young fellows were back from overseas and should be considered. He also claimed that a promise had once been made that a sanitary engineer would be ap heating plant. Mail Bags Scattered On Wellington Street We are proud to be associated with the building of the new Eastview Theater and this Community EASTVIEW HARDWARE Among loosely moored fedora Terrazo Work in "The Eastview" BY CANADIAN TILE MOSIAC Limited 50 Montreal Road EASTVIEW 3-4178 hats and other objects whipped around by high winds In center- town Tuesday were a number of 133 Montreal Road EASTVIEW 3-5732 brand new white post office mail bags rolling along Wellington street. Part of the cargo of a government-operated stake truck, the bags were scattered along the COMING! Monday Tuesday Wednesday December 23, 24, 25 "NIGHT IN PARADISE" IN TECHNICOLOR and street from the Chateau Laurler westward for several blocks Weighted by heavy metal locks they were blown from the trucks, Asphalt Tile and Decorative.

Ten-Test in the Eastview Theater SUPPLIED BY GREEN VALLEY LUMBER CO. unknown to the driver. Govern HAYLEY'S CEMENT BLOCKS USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE EASTVIEW THEATER HARRY HALEY Manufacturers of Artificial Stone and Sewer Pipe, Cement and Cinder Blocks UURDMAN ttOAD TELEPHONE RADIO STARS ON PARADE ment employes and a telegraph messenger were among the salva gers who collected the bags for return to the post office. 238 Montreal Road, Eastview. Tel.

3-6224 Unused, the bags contained no rrrail and the only damage suffered was the loss of their pristine whiteness. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Eastview Theater DONAT GRANDMAITRE Sand, Stone and Gravel Coal, Coke and Fuel 71 Montreal Road Telephone 2-0241 Our Compliments to the Eastview Theater MAHONEY RICH Limited 50 Besserer Street 3-6231 GLASS AND MIRRORS Supplied and Installed by HOBBS GLASS Limited 300 Lisgar Street (JJ A A 3-8418 The Millwork Used in the Eastview Theater Supplied by CAPITAL LUMBER COMPANY Our Sincere Good Wishes to The Eastview Theater GEORGE W.EWAN J. R. DOUGLAS LIMITED Tar and Gravel Roofing Sheet Metal Work 262 Slater Street EASTVIEW 2-5349 255 Montreal Road INSURANCE BROKER Canada Life Building 2-0020 2-1536 1 "FESS" Oil Burner In The EASTVIEW THEATRE Sold, Installed, Fueled and Serviced by PARFIELD OILS Limited favour baJ ERSKINE SMITH and COMPANY LIMITED Plumbing and Heating Contractors 251 RIDEAU STREET 3-1106 BRODER ELECTRIC "ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS" Wiring Repairs and Service 785 Yz Bank Street 4-4786 3-4025 EASTVIEW 64 McArthur Road New Dessert Ideas for all the Family Spoon Ayimrr Prune Custard Dessert over junket or ice cream a "special treat" dessert. The opening of the new Eastview Theater marks another milestone in the history of Ottawa's friendly neighbor, the Town of East-view.

It is indicative of the enterprise and progress of this rapidly advancing community. We are happy to take this opportunity of expressing to Mr. T. G. Lewis, Eastview business leader, our sincere congratulations and good wishes on the occasion of this theater.

We trust the happy business associations we have enjoyed in the past will be cemented through the years. Ayimer Fruit Cumtard Desaerta make delicious filling for eplit-aponce or layer cake or for Boston Cream I'ie. Parly IVwrl fill tall par-fait fclftAcs with ahemate layera of Ayimrr Apruot Cuatard or Pineapple Ciintsn! De.ert and ice cream. Top with cherry. Aa a quick -easy desxert for grown-ops make delicious trifle with leftover plain cAke sprir.k!e with fruit juice if ry dry ami any cf the rielicimu Ayl-ner Fruit Custard IVMcrlv Aa a jifTv filling finall tr! -nae AJrr I)wrl imp with menneue.

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