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i Ten Grade 13 students at ! Ontario Ladies' College, Wh by, on Saturday bade farewe as they received their diplomas and certificates at the 85th com- "HOLD COMMENCEMENT encement of the college own above is the graduating class of 1959. Left to right, front row, they are Elizabeth Mary Elmslie, of Kitchener, Eliza- beth Elsie Brain, bury, Evelyn Elizabeth Sunter, of Seeley's Bay, Marion Eliza- beth Kauneyer, of Chippawa, and Frances Edith Anderson, of : ' : { of Hawkes- AT ONTARIO LADIES COLLEGE Ottawa. Back row, same order, are Helen Diane Christian, of Toronto, Nancy Lillian Hughes, of New York, Catherine Joanne Bailey, of Blackstock, Carol Thrills Aplenty At Brooklin Fair BROOKLIN (Staff) -- Thrills, spills and chills featured the har- ness horse races Saturday after- noon -at the Brooklin Spring Fair. This was another scheduled meet of the Oshawa Harness Horse Drivers Club. Garnet Wetherup, president of | the club, was injured in the first heat of the free-for-all when his horse, "Becky Jane Volo" "Patsy Atom", owned and driven by V. Hicks, locked sulky wheels approaching the starting line. Mr. Hicks was thrown from the sulky, as was Mr. Wetherup. Patsy Atom did a complete |somersault on the track and the harness had to be unhooked to free her. Becky Jane Volo got off luckier and went driverless down the track. Mr. Wetherup suffered "21 |a cut right leg. This accident caused a change |of drivers in the free-for-all with |Ray Lawrie driving Becky Jane |Volo and being the winner of the the first heat. Patsy Atom was scratched in the second heat. | Top horse in the 2:30 class was ||Sunday May Gratton, owned and 4|driven by Basil Samons of Co- {|bourg. Sunday May Gratton was winner of both heats with times King Hanson, of Waterloo, P.Q. and Ann Chenoweth, of Peter- valedictorian |gparky Song, V. borough. Class was Miss Brain. ~Oshawa Times Photo lof 2:15 4/5 and 2:16 4/5. RACE RESULTS The results are as follows: 2:30 class: Sunday May Grat- B. Samons, heat winner; Hicks; Mae, Stiner Bros.; Mr. Dillon, J. |Millman; Midnite Sultan. |Brethour Bros.; and Prince Del- |mar, J. Lowery. Time 2:15 4/5. 1 ton, CLUB CALENDAR | Second heat: Sunday May Grat- |ton, heat winner; Betty Mac; [Sparky Song: Midnite Sultan: Mr, TUESDAY 2nd Whitby Boy Auxiliary Scouts Ladies (Dillon; Prince Delmar. 2:16 4/5. 2:26 class: first heat: Meadow Breeze, W. E. Dunn, heat win- and |Brethour Bros.; Madam King, J. Betty and failed to finish the race. Time: 2:17. Second heat: Meadow Breeze, heat winner; Port Hope's Girl; Glen Todd; King Sultan; Peter Allpatch; and Fairy Riddell. [Time: 2:18. 2:21 class: Golden Riddell, J. Reid, heat winner; Marsha Lee, R. Givens; Merrywood Star, Ray Lawrie; Bell Queen, S. Brown; and Mack Belle, V. Hicks. Time: :16. Second heat: Marsha Lee, heat Star; and Golden Riddell. Time: 2:16 3/5. Free-For-All: Becky Jane Volo, Garnet Wetherup, heat winner; Mr. Griff, G. Dolly; Billy B. Sul- tan, Dr. R. G. Cowie; Bob Nor- ood |1n8 talk and also thanked Mrs. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 8, 1959 Betty Fleming Almonds Speaker Almonds WA held its regular meeting at the Church Hall with Mrs. Loyal Pogue, president, in| the chair, Mrs. J. Newton read the scripture, Mrs. Elmer Harris gave the commentary and intro- duced the guest speaker Miss Betty Fleming, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fleming, of RR 2, Whitby. Miss Fleming, who has been in WHITBY DAY-BY-DAY RED CROSS DONATION The executive of the Whithy Branch of the Red Cross have ex- tended their thanks to Mrs. Eva Burgess and Mrs. L. 8. Palmer for cash donations to the lon cupboard of the local Red Cross. Europe for five years with Moral- Re-Armament, addressed the group briefly and explained the meaning of Moral-Re-Armament. Mrs, Carl Pascoe, on behalf of the members, thanked Miss Fleming for her mos! enlighten- David Lee who rendered a solo. DON MacDONALD ton, F. MacNally; Patsy Atom, V. Hicks; and Tommy D., Mr. Robinson. Time: 2:12. | Second heat: Mr. Griff, heat winner; Billy B. Sultan; Becky| Jane Volo; Bob Norton; Tommy (D.; and Patsy Atom was scratch- (ed. Time: 2:13. | A blanket was presented to Becky Jane Volo Archie! Vickers of Carlings for the fast- est heat of the day. | Barn Burns On Scugog Island | In a blaze that was visible for 10 miles, a barn owned by Glen |Hood, of Scugog Island, burned Time: |to the ground late Saturday night. | No livestock was in the building when it burned. Port Perry Volunteer Fire St. John The Evangelist Church| ner; Peter Allpatch, C. Hie; Port| Brigade, which responded to the Cubs and Scouts Mothers' Auxiliary Whitby Baptist Church LA 5th Whitby Hope's Girl, N. Deremo: Glen |Todd, O. Brethour; Fairy Riddell, |J. Reid; and King Sultan, F. {MacNally fell on the first turn All Saints' Anglican Church After-|~ noon Guild United Church WA Eve, United Church WA Aft. Group St. Church Helen Marshall Soc. Andrew's Group Presbyterian| | | alarm, said that the building was (first noticed afire at 10:20 p.m. |The barn was on a farm owned by Mr. Hill, a few miles from his |home, Lost, besides the barn, were a {hay mower and a side delivery rake and a quantity of baled hay. | The stables of the barn are {used for housing sheep but at the SAYS: A GO-AHEAD H TIMES SUBSCRIBERS IN WHITBY FOR MISSED PAPERS AND | WHITBY'S FINEST TAXI ., SERVICE PHONE BELL TAXI = MO 8-3111 - Times, ohone your carrier 3 first. If you are unable to con- PROVINCE DESERVES A GO ~- AHEAD GOVERNMENT JUNE 11, ELECT A GREAT TEAM WITH VIGOROUS LEADERSHIP a LET'S HAVE A REAL tact him by 7.00 p.m. g PHONE BELL TAXI CALLS ACCEPTED BETWEEN 7-7:30 P.M. ONLY Git OSHAWA- TIMES Available at the following | dealers in DOWNTOWN | WHITBY ALLIN'S DRUGS Corner Brock and Dundas Streets COURTICE PHARMACY 117 Brock Street North |time of the fire, none were in the | building. | A house on the same farm was Whitby Chapter OES No. 248 CHANGE PALM WEDNESDAY CARDINAL BLESSES CHURCH OF ad A al "seis, ST. JOHN EVANGELIST Whitby Red Cross work room St. John's Anglican Church WA work meeting Clover Leaf Club i Kinettes Club { |Can. Legion Ladies Auxiliary {|Ruth WA of St. John's Anglican 2 Unity Club Past '4 | Salvation Army Women's Hom e His Eminence James C. Car- | St. John the Evangelist, on Gif- | was laid by Father Leo Austin. | is shown doing above. Later, he dinal McGuigan, 'DD, Arch- | bishop of Toronto, on Sunday afternoon conducted the solemn blessing of the new Church of | and last week the corner stone ford St, Whitby. The new building has been in use for Sunday services since February Brampton Whips Millers 16-5 The Whitby Millers, hopeful of coming up with their first win of the 59 OLA Junior series, must have left their hopes in the dress- ing room when they took the floor at Whitby Arena on Thurs- day night in their first meeting against the defending Minto Cup Champions, the Brampton Excel siors , In the opening 20 minutes of the contest the Millers put on their most listless display to date and they withered under a blis- ering assault which gave the Ex- celsiors a whopping 9-0 cushion. The final 16-5 score was the re- sult of more inspired play by the locals in the remainder of the game, but it would have taken a super-human effort to make a game of it after the disastrous opener. Thus far the performance of the Millers has been a big puzzle, In every game they have shown brief flashes of play which would but when they fall apart, they really collapse. The situation has club officials lying awake nights trying to find the key to the problem. They are hopeful that the return of Brian Gibson to action may help solve part of the situation and the acquisition of a bruising 230 lb. In the blessing of the church, Cardinal McGuigan and his es- corts proceeded around the out- side of the building, which he | led the congregation inside and Church Nobel grand (Rebekah) THURSDAY League ! s Home and School Assoc. § FRIDAY Brock Street South H and 5 Assoc, RECENT GRADUATE A recent graduate College, University of Toronto, is Miss Ra Jauoheon; |Salvation Army Youth Fellowship aToroay Presbyteens of St. Andrew's | Church gave his blessing to the interior | of the building. A --Oshawa Times Photo (United Church YPU SUNDAY to Sa defenceman may give the team more punch of which it is in des perate need, The Millers as yet have been unable to come up with 60 minutes of iacrosse and until they do they will be the doormat of the league The 90 first period Thursday night put the contest safely in the bag for the Excelsiors anc from there on the outcome was never in doubt. The Millers pulled up their socks in the second and held the visitors to a 3-1 scoring spread and in the final as the locals finally began to warm up to the situation, they played on even terms with even shots on goal indicate that they are capable of playing with any club in the loop, and a 4-4 deadlock in scoring BROC Phone MO BY NOW PLAYING "(Asv compuere sow azo LAST COMPLETE SHOW 8:20 BENEDICT BOGEAUS OA AES Te ove ADVENTURE BY THE AUTHOR OF MigHTY "MoBYDicK™ ro ARTHUR SHIELDS « TED de CORSIA + FRIEDRICH Screenplay by JAMES LECESTER 'and in Produend by BENEDICT BOGEAUS + Owacted by ALLAN DWAR AND SECOND FEATURE THE HAPPIEST SHOW IN TOWN! M-G-M presents A SOL C. SIEGEL Production starring DANNY KAYE co-starring PIER ANGEL! BACCALONI « NOEL PURCELL ROBERT COOTE HERE Here they come -< say the | racing fans at the Brooklin | Spring Fair, on Saturday, as | they watched the trotting races x Sh EN THEY COME annual event. During the after- noon, a number of races were held but for lovers of horses, | the fair turned out to be a | bonanza because, between races, horses of all breeds Ml chored at Whitby harbor early in fh |of Whitby while the frigate, along | 1 | & frigate will remain here through- f out Labor Day and leave at 3 Og A AT THE FAIR were exhibited in a judge's | circle, in the centre of the | track. --Oshawa Times Photo 4'of Commerce and Mayor Harry | Jermyn learned on Saturday that [the ship would arrive here over "| Some weeks ago, members of above, daugh s 1104 Centre years ago, neighbors reported. Cause of the fire is unknown. esis ot by fire about a est VOTE (dof J Mrs. J. Jacobson, street south, Whitby. Miss Ja- cobson has completed a course in Modern Languages. Frigate Whitby To Visit Whitby The Royal Navy frigate HMS Need cash to fix up (wext Bronch: fo Open your house? NIAGARA LOANS \/ ALL-CANADIAN LOAN COMPANY 37 KING ST. EAST Biltmore Theatre), Suite 22, Until Noon en Soturdey node es throughout Ce Whitby will spend two days an- September. The Whitby Chamber |the Labor Day weekend. the Chamber of Commerce issued | an invitation to the Royal Navy, to have the Whitby visit the town | with other Royal Navy ships, are| |attending the Canadian National | Exhibition. | This week, a letter was] received from Captain R. G. Dreyer, of the Royal Navy, stat-| ing that the visit had been ap-| proved. The writer stated that | the Whitby will leave Toronto late| on Sept. 5 and tie up at Whitby early on Sunday, Sept. 6. the a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 8. w SPECIALIZING IN your driveway Is es bare as this ad then watch this page every Wednes- fd and Friday for the spccials at ARRY DONALD'S Used Car Lot. To Washing || Machines, Automatic Washers & Dryers. I I BUTT RADIO And Appliances SPORTING GOODS 130 undas Street West RIGLER'S STORE Corner Brock and Colborne Streets JURY & LOVELL: oY = 317 Brock Street . SHORTY'S CIGAR STORE 106 Dundas Street East THE TUCK SHOP 159 Brock Street North Or at any of these .ealers in Whitby and Area ALMOND'S GROCERY Almonds BENNETT'S GROCERY 832 Brock Street North CORNER GROCERY Port Whitby DAVIS SUPERTEST No. 2 Highway West of Whitby GOLDRING'S GROCERY Port Whitby NORTH END GROCERY Brock North For HOME DELIVERY by Carrier Boy HONE MO 8-3703 111 DUNDAS ST. W. WHITBY um" 118 Brock St. S., Whitby MO 8-3707 I i | at the track, a feature of this | 'Rebekahs Plan | Memorial Service | The regular meeting of the Benevolent Rebekah Lodge was) held in the IOOF Hall, Whitby, | | Wednesday with Nobie Grand sis-| ter Dorothy Wickett in the chair| | assisted by vice grand sister |Grace Harris. The meetin g open- | led in the usual manner after) which the charter was draped in memory of brother Josph| Powley, Past Grand Sire of Sov-| lereign Grand Lodge and Past| Grand Master of the Grand Lodge| of Ontario of IOOF. | Sister Grace Harris, convener \for the sick committee, mention - ed that flowers and cards were | sent to members' families re-| cently bereaved when loved ones | passed away. The members were sorry to learn that sister Lottie] Plaskett's hushand is on the sick list Thank you cards were read and other correspondence dealt with, | There is to be a service on Me-| morial day at Groveside ceme- I tery, Brooklin, Sunday, June 14, and one at Union cemetery, Osh- awa, Sunday, June 21. | The inaugural meeting of the District Association will be held| at Brougham Monday, June 22 at) 3 p.m, The CP and T committee will hold a meeting on Monday, June 8. The meeting of the Unity | Club will be held in the new Hall Wednesday, June 10, at 8 p.m. ' 2 rik 4 Pel rneGer" PHONE 5-3555 CLEANIT SERVICE "0 in TOWN THE WHITBY MO 8-4922 There's no Substitute for Experience! SHIRT LAUNDERERS MOTH AND BURN HOLES REWOVEN HON. LESLIE M. FROST PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE TEAM to get things done for OSHAWA RIDING Bill NEWMAN X | PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE For information or assistance in getting to the polls, call RA 8-699] RA 8-6551 POLLS ARE OPEN 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. (D.S.T.) (authorized by Oshawa Riding P-C Assn.) BILL NEWMAN --------m