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Show Film At Dundas H-S Dundas Street Home and School Association held their April meet- ing Wednesday evening. The us- ual procedure of room visitation with parents and teachers took place from 8 to 8.30 p.m. The as- sembly bell rang to open the meeting. Robin Nicholson opened with "0 Canada' at the piano. Mrs. C. Jones, president, wel- comed all present and thanked all helping with 'Open House". Mrs, Ross Law gave reports and re- sults of nominating committee. A home baking sale will be held at Grand Union on Friday, May 15, to raise funds for Field Day. Mrs. Jones introduced J. W. Lowry of the Bell Telephone Com- pany who gave a brief resume of the activities of the company. This was followed by a sound film entitled "A Nation In Touch" shown by Mr. Carr, also a mem- ber of Bell Telephone Company. Mrs. W. Smith thanked the speak- er and assistants for a very in- formative and interesting even- ing. Room prizes were won by Mr. Drew, Sr. room, and Miss Real, junior grades. Following "The Queen" Mr. Lowry and Mr. Carr mingled with members for a dis- 3 cussion period. Cookies and ) tea were served by Mrs. DeJong, ? 7 1 (Mrs. Crawforth, Mrs. Law and BROWNIES MAKE AFGHAN he Brownies of the First | presented to one of the resi- | member of the Brownies and Winoy Troop, Packs A and B, | dents, Miss Florence Scott, 82, | Mrs. L. H. Inkpen, Brownie last night entertained the resi- | above. The presentation was | leader, knitted the border, with dents of Fairview Lodge and | made by Brownie Judy Snow, | words "First Whitby Brownie during the evening, ar afghan, | also above. Each square in the | Packs A and B". made the Brownies, was! large afghan was knitted by a --Oshawa Times Photo Reeve Denies Whitby 'Band Concert Sunday Night The Whitby Brass Band will present a band concert on Sun- day, May 3, in the Whitby Town Hall, beginning at 8.30 p.m. The concert is by the Whit- by Rotary Club with all contri- butions going to the Crippled a HONOR LONG-TIME EM Two presentations were made | ment after more than 36 years' to Miss Marcia Ross, Whitby | service. One was made by PUC accountant, on Friday | James Ross, PUC chairman, afternoon to mark her retire- | left, on behalf of the commis- sion; Herbert Pringle, right, on be- half of fellow employees. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, Mey 2, 1959 § NEW DELHI (Reuters)--More than 7,000 Tibetans have fled to since revolt erupted In Jue, March 10, officials dis-|dence that Pull had punched and | \closed Friday. Most of the refu- gees are men, but some family groups across the border. murder in the death of his wife, Yvonne, 36, April 15. He was re- manded - without plea until May 6. A coroher"s jury heard evi 7,000 FLEE TO INDIA kicked his wife. have made their way TIMES CHARGED WITH MURDER WINNIPEG (CP)--Arthur Pull, 43, SUBSCRIBERS IN WHITBY was charged Friday with FOR MISSED PAPERS AND WHITBY'S FINEST TAXI SERVICt PHONE BELL TAXI MO 8-3111 FAMILY MONUMENTS STAFFORD BROS. Monumental Works 315 Dundes East MO. 8-3552 PHONE BELL TAXI CALLS ACCEPTED BETWEEN 7-7:30 P.M. QNLY PLOYE the other by gineer --Oshawa Times Photo J ----. Moved to New Location PUC Accountant CLUB CALENDAR | Retires From Post service for the Waithy Publie Albert Randall met in the office| Utilities came to an on Fri- day when Miss Marcia Ross re- to bid her farewell i" tired from her position as PUC| Mr. Ross, on beha accountant. To mark the occas- of the made two presentations to Miss MONDAY Whitby Baptist Church Explorers Whitby Baptist Church CGIT Whitby Ontario Hospital Nurses' More than 36 years' continuous James Ross and commissioner rnited Church Senior Evening All Saints' Anglican Church Eve- commission, presented Miss Ross TUESDAY fon, the commissioners and staff{With a wrist watch, inscribed to Faith Baptist Church YPA note the occasion, Herbert Prin- United Church WMS Alumnae Auxiliary WMS ning Guild Branch GRIXTI FURNITURE from 121 Brock Street South to 215 DUNDAS ST. E. (across from new Post Office) : Ss , Cifldrews samaigs. gle, PUC engineer, and a mem- c, "y "rhe Evangelist Church The concert will begin with Ross. "0 Canada" and move into the| Miss Ross joined the PUC staffber of the PUC staff for the past™" Gy, : march, Trumpeter Bob. Other|nearly 37 years ago, in the days|34 years, pr ih Whitby Baptist Church Women's Pa J S $3 Ro ad 0 OS S te ted are,|when PUC affairs were directed money to Miss Ross on behalf Mission Circle io he Ir |of the PUC employees. L i i from the town office across the| St. Andrew's Presbyterian Reeve Morley, speaking to the allowed the various an muni i og Sohiesriian Girl EE ES a Aloe wit Tal oe. 0 oweasion|=t" ldrewe Pt OR re The Whitby Junior Band, will|watched the PUC move into its was John R. Frost, now town| own quarters at the corner of|clerk, another municipal em- WEDNESDAY Brock and Colborne St. She has|ployee who started his career | whithy Red Cross work room seen the town more than double under Miss Ross. He recalled gt John's Anglican Church work its size since the days when she|for her some of the incidents of| meeting WA |more than 30 years ago when he Aimonds Church WA fellow first started in the town office Clover Lane H and § Association with Mr. Pringle and Miss Ross. Hillcrest H and S Association Benevolent Rebekah Lodge No. 132 Beautify Your Gardens With BOX PLANTS NOW BE READY AT... Harry Jownsends NO. 12 HIGHWAY First north of the new Lambert -- Gas Station 2 miles north of Whitby. "We Aim To Please" THURSDAY Salvation Army Women's Home League ft 2h WHITBY Week. They are written by a [cohol delirium tremens to acute has traveled in the Canadian Prairie and is now living in To- ronto. She loves to travel and has visited the North American con- tinent and her knowledge of Can- ada has enabled her to answer thousands of questions when on her trip abroad to Australia and New Zealand. She has won a Dominion scholarship of the To- ronto Conservatory of Music for the highest marks in Canada from where she later graduated. She is president of the National Coun- cil of the Royal Conservatory of Music Alumnae Association, past president of a Business and Pro- fessional Women's Club, active that he be| with the Women's Auxiliary in the Anglican Church, past ma- |tron of the Order of the Eastern {Star and a member of the Eng- {lish Speaking Union and also she {has been a successful teacher of singing and arranges programs {for the radio and special events. | On Monday evening, Mrs. Ken- neth Cullen is opening her home to the members of the Whithy Baptist Church 3 B's. The guest | speaker for the evening will be |Miss Mildred Goulding, mission- ny from Bolivia, home on leave. { Mrs. John Jackson, of Craydon {road, held a shower in honor of Mrs. Ethel M. Burgess who is to {be married on May 9 at St. {Jude's Church, Scarboro, to Mr. {Douglas Trustrum. Assisting the hostess in serving the dainty practising psychiatrist, whe, anxiety to the disturbed response to insistent Tallucinatd United Church Young People's Union PROFESSIONAL for prefessional r must remain anonymous.) This is the last article in this said very little about treatment. I have assured you that mental illness is often preventable and usually curable; but I have nol sald how these things are done. First of all #t should be noted that there was always a natural tendency toward recovery long before our modern treatments were developed. Many of our pa: tients would still recover in time if we gave them no treatment whatever. With these patients, particularly those with de pressive illnesses, our function is to hurry along their recovery and get them back into the commun- ity in a fraction of the time ft would otherwise have taken. There is no doubt that electro- therapy is still the most reliable method of treatment in most cases of depression; but I should note that we are now using sev- eral medications that may be equally effective. For excited states we have many excellent sedatives and it is rare indeed to find a hospital that still uses prolonged baths or re straints for the agitated patient. The many tranquillizers have made an enormous impact on psy- chiatric treatment both inside and outside of hospitals. Each month a new and often superior EXCELLENT METHODS We have many excellent meth series and it seems to me I have| "C0" oo ent for use agains! most of the illnesses with which we deal; and our degree of initia) success is extremely gratifying. It seems we are discharging more patients back into the com: munity than ever before. What | happens then? The Tyhurst Report concluded |that psychiatry was now particu [larly effective in curing the acute symptoms of mental illness. This showed in the statistics on dis: charge rates from all across the country. But the Report also noted that the re-admission rate had also risen. This was a very WEDDING INVITATIONS Complete Selection Popular Prices Prompt Deliveries -- FREE SSTIMATES -- 200 BROCK S. WHITBY Dial MO 8-9022 serious observation. Welcomes MR. E. PAUL COATH, Barrister & Solicitor, Notary Public Born in Toronto, Mr. Coath attended The University of Toronto from which he graduated in 1954 to enter Osgoode Hall. After grad- uation from Osgoode Hall, in 1958, os @ member of the Delta Chi Legal Fra-: temity, Mr. Coath wos articled for two years te Kenneth A. Goariepy, Bar- It meant that we were effec: {tively treating the cases admit: | ted to hospital; but that somehow |there was a failure in the com: {munity to keep the patient well. |_ Is this not the central theme of {Mental Health Week this year? With your help we can not only get people well; we can also keep people well. It seems to be very clear that when the com- munity itself becomes a thera- |peutic influence we will finally |be able to permanently help the {one Canadian in 10 who suffers {from mental illness. SPECIALIZING IN To Washing Machines, Automatic Washers & * Dryers. BUTT RADIO And Appliances 118 Brock St. §,, Whitby MO 8-3707 rister. His practice hos been In Real Estate end Litigation, Mr. Coath is married, his wife's name is Margaret Elizabeth. They will take up residence in Whitby. MR. E. PAUL COATH, Barrister & Solicitor, Notary Public Whithy Churches WORLD NEWS {lunch were Mrs. John Murray |and Miss Doreen Minnis. Mrs. Burgess was presented with nu- Red Shield Drive BRIEFS [announcement || FAITH BAPTIST St. Andrew's Reeve Cyril Morley, of Picker- : € ] ing village, this week charged|county Sounel, Rote) Hat he had ipaijties. are direction of he! t the people of the town of heard of this question being ask- ghways .- t a eB I, $1.50 per capita ed by Mayor Jermyn. He said as an account receivable item, | appear On He program vost with for county roads, not $3 per cap- that he had no intention of ex-| This, in effect, permits the total 8 paren, ita as charged by Mayor Harry plaining why the situation existed subsidizeable expenditure equal| ne. selections pi tell. by Jermyn last week. He explained except to point out that the coun-/to the county levy to be gligihle, U band will be Jolson Memor-|first started. the county rebate system at aty system of government is set for subsidy. This bookkeeping ie The Merry Men Victor's] At 5 pm. on Friday, meeting of the Ontario County|up by the province and there is makes available a total subsidy, Return and several other enter.lemployees and PUC chairman Council in Whitby. little anyone can do to alter it. as regards the county levy, of 75 ii Foot Bi When he was through, council However, he said, the actual Per cent. Ev mus is iy invited embers admitted that they hadicost to the citizens of Whitby is| Ir Cl chah to Tb Uhovy "for to attend the concert and enjoy] MIENTAL HEALTH WEEK learned a lot about county mat- $1.50 per head, exactly half the nicipalities, y levy dhe Mi ir pel id ters through Reeve Morley and amount cited by Mayor Jermyn. roads is therefore equal lo 25 pet| e et musie of | Mayor Jermyn, Mv have heenlr; addition. he also stated that gent of the lota] aScesse pee Sst] sro hy . championing their separate the regulations stipulate that the rban r omm t us causes in the past months. Out of county must rebate at least 25 county," he said. WHITBY ul l 1 OP this week's reply to Mayoriper cent of the road levy back to pUBLIC DEBATE FR AY TR oi Jermyn's charges came a Sug-/the yrban municipalities from Deputy-reeve Everett Quantrill, PERSONALS Salvation Army Yo Toast the two combatants whence it comes. one of Whitby's members on| 1 Mentall I SATURDAY Should meet in public debate In Ontario County, he said, not/county council, who has listened oY of 81. huirews ne town : Sous ly issue. de. Only does the county make the re- to both Reeve Morley and Mayor| Guest speaker at the annual Presbyterian Church bat ai in his inaugural Pate. but makes the maximum|Jjermyn, who have never discuss-|daffodil luncheon to be held at (Editor's Note: This is the |drug goes into use in the hospital. Emmanuel Reformed Church ate n Jan Na is rang the rebate of 50 per cent, an indica- ed the subject together publicly, the United Church Hall May 8| gixth and final article in a [There is no doubt that in 1959 Young People's Group te Joss tributed too much to. tion that the county does not suggested that it wouldsbe a good under the auspices of the| geries presented on these |we can quickly control the acute ie Bg & win 's support wish to burden any urban mu-|idea to match the two men on a Woman's d is Miss H.| pages during Mental Health |symptoms of any illness from al-| SUNDAY "Morle 4 "an Pex-warden Micipality. public platform. Hogg who was born in England, welt poened SOY matters,| 'This council has been gener-| "I'm like a ball at a tennis did mot take that without reply|ous to the extreme," he said. match, I get it at both ends. A 'and since then has shot ot oy sald ee county road pus Home Sond draw a good lies which finall roused {levy inst y ted to|crowd, said. Mayor Jermyn to the hit where roughly $62,000. The county re-| He added that if the debate did he asked last week at a town|bates 50 per cent, meaning the nothing else, the members of meeting why the town of {town receives $31,000 but the county council were learning a 'Whitby's county road costs were method of arriving at | provineial lot about farce. The sounty head yet the city of Osh-|subsidies, he said, whitt e|system, he said, appears to pdt contributed 66 cents per|actual amount raised by the town|set up in order that the richer y head for county or suburbanito roughly $15,500. areas can assist the poorer mu- roads. "The urban rebates which are|nicipalities. Carol Cornish Is Wed Salesman Gets In Faith Baptist Church Back Salary A Port Perry salesman has re- . 'The marriage of Carol Dignelther who chose a blue sheathiceived back wages totalling Cornish and Frank William Cas-|dress with red and white flowers.|$833.33 in an Ontario County sady, both of Whitby, was sol-| For the wedding trip following| Court oon at, Yue. James emnized on April 25 at 2 p.m.|the reception the bride wore a|C. Smith, of Po erry, receive at Faith Baptist Church, Whitby. suit. On their return they will{the wages from James Cole Fur- The bride is the daughter of Mrs.|reside at RR No. 2, Whitby. |niture Limited, of Ingersoll. The Archie Cornish and the bride-| crrmrma------ {usgmen hi handed down by is the son of Mr. and » Judge W. 8S. Lane, of Picton, who Be Wiliam Cama. Brownies Meet ms. The Rev, E. C. Corbett officia-| . . The action mote out of 3 dis- ted. At F pute between Smith and Norman The bride was given in mar- alrview {Edward Horton, owner of the riage by her brother Mr. Donald] The Brownies of 1st Whithy SomPaLy. Sut @ contract Wier Garry Cornish. She wore a nat Packs A and B presented a pro-|p..0 the aly: 3 host ural brown overcheck suit with gram to the residents of Fair-| ion ed 2. contract the pink accessories and pink flow- view Lodge Friday evening May! 3 en ; 1 ers, She was attended by Eliza- 1. The program opened with pray. paid $635 ber Jeet starting in beth Ann Cornish, who wore aer by Rev. Armstrong. Puppet ra powder blue suit with white ac-|shows and flag signalling to mu-| On April 26, 1958, Horton told cessories and white flowers, sic and square dancing were pre-| Smith that the company wished Mr. John W. Miller was best sented by the Brownies. {him to be paid only on comfnis- man. Brownies, acting as hostesses, Sion, Suugh so new contract The reception was held at the served sandwiches and a beauti- Was ! at time, residence of Norah Kyle of Osh- fully decorated cake. At the con-| Smith issued a writ against the|merous gifts and a best wishe| Starts In May awa. clusion of the evening an afghan|company on June 11, 1958, after cake. | : : To receive the the knitted by the Brownies was pre-| giving his notice to leave on May The Salvation Army's Red 421 BROCK ST, N., WHITBY Pastor: Rev, E. C. Corbett, B.Th. Presbyterian TRAIN JUMPS RAILS guests, SLOUGH, England (Reuters) Florence Scott|24. He worked until June 24 but| Mr. J. A. Metherel, of Rich- Shield Campaign to raise $7500, bride's mother wore a grey suit sented to Miss with red accessories. She sisted by the bridegroom's mo-'nie taps. BRO C Phone MO 8-3618 NOW PLAYING S55 meet 24 |wages after the writ had been is- | sued. of June. SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1:30 Rabies Deaths Ontario County farmers who {lost livestock through rabies dur- ing the past year will receive compensation through the county. {This week, two valuators were named by the county council to |determine the value of cattle, horses, goats, sheep and swine. The valuators are Oscar Dow- ney, Myrtle Station, and Russell vas as- and the evening closed with Brow- His Honor would not allow his/mond Hill, [Morrison, of Thorah Twp. Mr. | former resident of Whitby, nephew of Mr. Pete |Metherel, underwent surgery in He allowed Smith $625 for May {he Newmarket Hospital. Happy| and $208.33 for the first 10 days lo yeyuns that he is making pro- is seeking contributions to two Word was received of the death in Vancouver, B.C., of Howard St. John. Mrs. P. Metherel, of Whitby, is a niece of Mr. St. John. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Liscombe celebrated their 11th wedding an- niversary. For the occasion a din- |ner party was arranged in To- |ronto. The following ladies attend- ed the Women's Christian Tem- perance Union conference held at Northminster Church, Oshawa: (Mrs. D. J. Keen, Mrs. H. Quan- trill, Mrs. A. Mitchell Sr., Mrs. Detlor, Mrs. Whitehurst, Mrs. A. began in Whitby this Campaign manager is | Joyce Burns. This year, the Calvation Army month. Mrs. funds: one to assist in the work of the army and the other to as- sist in the construction of a new citadel to be erected on Kent St. They hope to raise $2600 for their operations and $4900 for the building fund. In charge of the campaign, be- sides Mrs. Burns, are Arthur Conrad, treasurer, Hudson Mar- shall, who will canvass the com- mercial district, and Stuart Rob- lin, publicity. All work is under the direction of Lieut. Robert Zwicker, of the S.A. The campaign will take the form of a door to door canvass, as in years past. Last week, all canvassers attended a tea in the army hall on Brock St. S. 'Seven persons were Injured Fri- day night when an express train jumped the rails near this Buck- inghamshire town. Six coaches left the rails and one overturned. Dazed passengers scrambled {from the overturned coach. | 22.DAY STRIKE ENDS | NEW YORK (AP)--The U.S. | Rubber Co. and the United Rub. [ber Workers union announced agreement Friday on a new con- tract ending a strike. by some 26,000 workers in 18 U.S. rubber plants. The strike began 22 days ago. Details will be disclosed Monday. Workers will return to {their jobs immediately. | GRAHAM INVITES CRI} IC SYDNEY, ' Australia (AP)-- Evangelist Billy Graham has in- vited his greatest Australian cri- tic, the Bishop of Rockhampton, Queensland, to attend his Bris- Mr, Harry Donald wishes Downey will work in the south W. Richardson, Mrs. McPherson. portion of the county and Mr. Morrison the north. | The many friends of Mrs. Cliff | The by-law appointing the two|Gordon, of Hallett street, are |men stipulates that 40 per cent|SOrTy to learn that she is in the of the loss will be contributed Oshawa General Hospital where by the federal government and|she will undergo surgery. They 40 per cent by the provincial gov-|Wish her a prompt recovery. 'ernment with the county paying| the remainder. According to the! Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bergstrom bylaw, owners of livestock and family spent last Sunday in| which- have died since April 1, | Burford as the guests of Mr. and| 1958, are eligible for payment for Mrs. Peter Patky. their loss. The 1st Canadian Home League To be eligible for compensation, Congress held in Toronto was at- {the owner of livestock must ac-|tended over last weekend by Mrs. | |quire a certificate from the Vet-|Lieutenant Zwicker, Mrs. 8S. lerinary-General of Canada stat-|Locke, Mrs. L. Carr, Mrs. E. ing that the animal died of rabies. |Archer. Attending for one day on This would mean that any farm | Saturday were: Mrs. A. Berg- animal must be examined by a strom, Mrs. A. Carr, Mrs. A. Jar- | veterinary before being disposed | dine and Mrs. J. Macdonald. In addition to the regular work bane crusade this month. Bishop performed by the army, the local|T. McCall in a diocesan maga- branch has plans for the com-|zine article has described the struction of a new citadel on/Graham crusade as "objection- Kent St. this year. able, dishonest, distressing and ing. MARTIAN MOONS MOSCOW (Reuters) -- A Rus- sian scientist suggests .the two A double birthday celebration moons of Mars probably are arti- will be held today for Robby who|ficial satellites put into orbit by will be six and Ricky who will|intelligent beings who lived on be seven. They are the sons of|the planet two or three thowsand Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilks. Their million years ago. Dr. I. S. guests are: Chris Petterson, Shklovsky said in a newspaper Michael McKnight, Joanie Cun-|article that "creatures with a ningham, Charmaine Yurchuk, high intellectual capacity" could Kenny Ginter, Stanly and John, have existed on Mars and "at a Wayne Cozak, Donnie Yurchuk,|certain period in their develop- Mary Lou Force, Joey Hovorka ment they could have emerged and sister Linda. Tasty goodies|from the planet to conquer ' celebrating her birthday on Mon-| day. For the occasion a family| reunion has been arranged. Mrs. Charles Barter will be are being served for the occasion. space.' to announce the appoint- ment of Harold Lesy as Sales Manager of Harry Donald Ltd., Chevrolet & Oldsmobile Dealership Whitby. Mr. Lesy has been associated with Gen- eral Motors for many years and as a former res- ident of Oshawa, it is felt that His would be pleased to hear of this appointment. many friends Church BYRON ST. 8. AT ST. JOHN ST. Assistant: Mr, R. Roxburg 9:45 AM, SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 AM. MORNING WORSHIP, Jr. congregation and Beginners' classes 12:15 P.M. -- BIBLE CLASS EMMANUEL REFORMED CHURCH REV, GERRIT REZELMAN | 3rd Concession West of Brock N. 9:15 AM. RADIO BROADCAST 9:45 AM. OUR BIBLE SCHOOL HOUR 11 AM, MORNING WORSHIP 7 P.M. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE Soloist: Mr, Gunner Knudsen WHITBY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. M. Ward, Minister Mrs. W. E, Summers, A.T.C.M. 10 AM, SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 AM. 11 AM. Services Monday--Explorers 6:30 y Cet. 7:00 11 a.m.--Dutch Service 11 a.m.--Sunday School in English 7 p.m.--English Service Everyone Is Heartly Welcomed . 7 P.M, p.m, p.m. Scouts 7:00 p.m. Thursday--Cubs 6:15 p.m. B.Y.P.U. 2nd-4th Sunday WHITBY UNITED CHURCH REV. JOHN M. SMITH, B.A., B.D. Minister MRS. J. BEAION, A.RC.T., Organist 11:00 AM. -- MORNING WORSHIP "TRUE DISCIPLESHIP" Mr. Ronald Nickle, B.A. 7 P.M. -- TEEN-AGERS FIRESIDE SUNDAY SCHOOL A 10 AM. Girls ond Boys Girls and Boys ® years and over under 9 years 11 AM. |