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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturday, Jenuery 23, 1960 § Install Officers Of St. John's Men's Club St. John's Anglican Church Men's Club held its January meeting in the Sunday sei-al hall. The meeting opened with County Names CD Committee A committee which will guide the policy of the Ontario County Council regarding a civil defence, program in the county has been named by bylaw in the council. One of the first jobs of the com- mittee will be to probe the entire problem, and report to council be- fore March 31. Named in the bylaw were ing opened with a devotional led by Mrs. Ruth Horswell. Mrs. Locke, the president, had charge of the business meeting. It was voted that more money would be allotted towards the fin- ishing of the draperies for the living quarters. Plans were discussed regard- ing the annual 'Open Night" te be held in March when members of the league will entertain. As invitation has been accepted to attend a Valentine party of the WHITBY SPORTS SPOTLIGHT By WREN A. BLAIR 'WHITBY and DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Manager: Lloyd Robertson Tel. MO. 8-3703 WITH GERRY BLAIR PINCH-HITTING Windsor Bulldogs and the Whitby Dunlops ; G. Nicholson. Reeve Everett Quantrill, of Whit- by, chairman; and members Deputy-reeve Orvan Chambers, of Brock Twp., Reeve Anson Ger- row, of Scugog, Deputy - reeve Thomas Harris, Port Perry, Deputy-reeve Mrs. Mary Reid, Ajax, and Denuty-reeve - Neil Smith, of East Whitby Twp. On Thursday, council ruled that the committee would first probe the entire question of civil defence and report to council at in lonce. The report by the commit- 9 (tee will guide council in its de- we ision of whether or not Ontario # [County will continue with the : |eivil defence joint CD committee ~# |with the city of Oshawa. ame: | As matters now stand, the {county has formally notified Osh- awa that it intends to withdraw by March 31. WHITBY PTRSONATS Ee Mrs. Cecil Jensen, of Lyndview drive, is celebrating her birthday today. Dinner guests will be her Herman |parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cook, Whitby |of Toronto. Mr. H. Bransfield, of Escum- inac, New Brunswick, has re- {turned to his home after spend- scene from the opera are, left [ing a week at the home of Mr. to right, Barbara Strathlee who [and Mrs. J. E. Jimmo, of 408 plays "Alice Ford", Jan Rubes |Perrv street, as "Falstaff" and Darline Hirst | Noreen, daughter of Mr. and who plays "Meg Page'. Mrs. J. E. Jimmo, is in the Osh- 7: awa General Hospital where she underwent surgery. Miss x x RS : Nicolai, noted 19th cen- | "must", Under the musical di composer and conductor. | rection of Mario Bernardi, | Geig opera is based on one of ' opera lovers can see and hear | the Shakespeare's most hilarious | the best of Canada's operatic | comedies. The company's great | singers, including Jan Rubes, | success with its first national | Alexander Gray, Patricia Snell | | tour last season to the Mari- | and many more in the leading | The mpé times and its recent Western | roles of the Merry Wives of | full len rodt of The | tour have made a return en- | Windsor. The production will | Merry Wives of Wind | gagement to the province a | be staged by the company's | Mrs. Agnes Johnson, and 9 1 "- . | (DDP Visits CLUB CALENDAR [yi pri "Wig | Rebekah Lodgesowoss sun spent a day in Peterborough Jeti) Church Expl where they visited Dr. and Mrs. tby Baptist Chure bad | Noble grand sister Grace Har-| ers I u Xpo IP Harden. h f M d Iris opened the regular meeting puis . usan, daughter o TF. Aan ist 'Benevolent: Rebek vr ~1.-|3rd Scouts and Cubs Ladies' Aux. Ted Wright, is celebrating 18V0 bekah Lodge!shn 7 c . | Cie tive Briers oh ie Le te held Wedneaday croning in the 4th Troop Scouts and Cubs Moth-| her 7th birthday today. Her lature Of The LeBI% OOF Hall, assisted by vice ors AUX frionas With ys? mony happy re. . = Aas a grand sister G Campbell who!Castle Chapter Sr. Group turns of the day. Bro. Tom Edwards, PA" chair- er a A Captain Robert Zwicker cele- man, said that the 84 amend Sister June Mitchell, distr i TUESDAY, Jan. 26 brated his brithdav on Friday. 45 ments were directed overwhelm RC Oramiciout RE |W ; Baptist Church CGIT His soldiers, officers and friends Lingly toward restricting the pro deputy president of Oshawa West """ ffer him their best wishes for tection provided under a collect No. 7 was introduced by sister Faith Baptist Church YPA Oller MN r Oe os of tlelive = agreement. He continued, |1Sabelle Saunders PNG and was| United Church Baby Band rs. G. ® NB Mrs. E. "There is practically nothing in Welcomed by members on the/ist Whitby Scouts and Cubs Vallant, Mrs. P. V Bourne and importance. these changes which would Poifoseasion of her official semi-an- Mothers' Auxiliary Mrs, P. Bird attended the an- ing held a thorough|tect a worker from an employer,| ua" Visit. | hi 3irl Gui iati io Branch Presi- n on the proposed who resorted to unfair wl Sister Wickett and Sister M Whine UR Sunde Assosiation . Di OR! Sn treasur- o the Ontario Labor Re-|or who otherwise wished to ex- Lean reported the preparations Whitby Baptist Church 3B's er's mee ting held at the Angli. 's f i 5) Bro. Dave McKinley, ploit his employees, |For, the Sunage 2nd baking sale WEDNESDAY, Jan. 27 can Diocesan Centre of Toronto, \ RO forris yee 1s nothing, lor msianes. ing nicely and reminded the Whitby Red Cross work room A mesday, Mr. and Mis made, available. tolaost SIUM Wages." be said. me mbers not to forget their dona-|St. John's Anglican Church work|Clarence Moore, celebrated his every member of Local 404, and| ..o po Tabor movement in on. ous for Same. meeting |birthday on Friday. Today a y should be sent jo the tario and in fact the eCOnOMmY of She correspondence was read canadian Legion Ladies' Auxil-|party had been arranged with the province will be endangered." an attended to. An ation to| jary Birthday Dinner the following guests attending: attend the anniversary meeting St. John's Anglican Church Ruth | Kathy and Tommy Mothersill, of Kinoven Rebekah Lodge in Group Christine, Ronny and Rickey Com Otic | general director, x -Torel, and in formance is being spon- sored by the Whitby Concert Association. Seen here in a The ay Whi Union Discusses Labor Changes embership of Local 494 rkers (Dunlop) began a ver) Jule note Mrs ter was of The scussic mee Fil At ae eu UNEMPLOYED e 1 ms The membership report, given De | by Bro. Bob Banks, opened ast King St-H-§ The monthly meeting of King|call. an optimistic note. He said that at work or in the process of re-| Brooklin, Feb. 16, was accepted. | An application for membership Olinto Benevolent Rebekah Lodge . was accepted and the members| Salvation Army Youth Fellowship pRloynes. who were laid off) of confer the degree in the near| Whitby Chapter Order of the Sister Michell gave a |very informative talk, which was {well received by the members. | future. THURSDAY, Jan. 28 Eastern Star No. 248 FRIDAY, Jan. 29 Street Home and School Associa- tion was held last Wednesday evening. The president, Mrs. F. A motion to provide financial support for striking steelworkers| was removed from the books, due| Birthday greetings tended to sister Olive O'Dell after which lodge closed in the usual SATURDAY, Jan. 30 Sidler, Leslie Ann and Betty Haves, Dean Grant, Bobby Dan- ny, Ricky and Terri Villeneuve and his two brothers, Johnny and Harold. Carolwynne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A, Jeffrey, of Dove- dale drive, celebrated her 9th were ex-|Salvation Army Youth Fellowship birthday. The following guests at- tended her party: Stephanie Strowger, Sharon Kyle, Diane McCaffrey, was in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. J. Naylor and approved. Mrs. Me- Caffrey expressed regrets at the death of Mrs. J. Arundel, a mem- ber of the executive. Flowers were sent from the Home and School. Other reports followed. The attendance banners were won by Miss Eckle's room and Mrs. Baker's. Plans were dis- Coons, Candice Coons, Rose Marie Penney, Susan Ouellette, Christine Riesma and her sisters Julie Ann and Nancy Jeanne. Mr, and Mrs. C. A. Tuffer, of Minden, are visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hughes, of King street. WHITBY to the successful settlement. {manner. A social hour was then St. Andrew's Presbyteens Bro. Len Tutton, the safety enjoyed. Refreshments were Emmanuel Reformed Church chairman, asked members to reserved by sister Lottie Plaskitt! Young People's Group port all injuries, even those of aand her committee. A lucky draw minor nature, suffered in the/was won by sister Isabelle!SUNDAY, Jan. 31 plant as they occurred. He said Saunders, United Church YPU im ir emenin [)S Time Resolution Refused By County DAY-BY-DAY settling claims for compensation. | Bro. Alec Filler reported that| because of bereavement in im- " fe, mediate families of two mem- ussed for a 'Hobby Show" tOihers, flowers and cards of sym- be held at the next meeting for pathy had been sent to the mem-| ydults and children, A skating pers concerned. | arnival will take place on Feb. | Bre. Bill Tho | Ontario County Council has of- gree of uniformity in connection BURNS SUPPER 25 at the arena from 1.30 to 8| ro: Pi T! mas, the captain) ficially jgnored a resolution from|with the term of daylight saving] The ceremony of the Piping in p.m. The door prize was won by of Ye yoo Hockey team (Dun- gnother municipality concerning|time:; that this Council petition|of the Haggis will start the an- Mrs. J. Beattie th A 3 sa that Le team qavlight saving time in the prov-|the Provincial Government ask-|Dual Burns supper and concert Since it was 'Fathers' Night" i been putting up incredible|ince "The resolution was at first ing that consideration be given at Whitby's St. Andrew's Presbv- the meeting was turned over to Periormance is te Whitby In-| adopted by the finance committee/to some method whereby the tcrian Church Hall on Monday william Morrison who introduced | {1° mia ocxey agne, He said|on Friday but council later ruled Lieutenant Governor in Council/3t 8 P.m. The toast of the im- the guest speaker Jack Berry, cf, games were Played three that the endorsation and, indeed for the Province of Ontario shall Portal memory of the great Scot- public relations officer of the|}"N0AYS out of four at the Whithy any mention of the resolution, be proclaim the commencement Sh Poet, Robert Burns, will be CPR, Toronto was assisted] Arena, commencing at 9 p.m. Helgi riokon from the report date and the termination date f given by Dr. C. H. Vipond and be Paul Til (invited the members to watch The resolution came from di daylight saving time § this P OTlthe soloist will be Mrs. J. Dry- visor. {the fun, admission free, leity Ee _ De ive. (perhaps ame baal ala. 'Two films were shown, ofie oA Brocut Disk Devnich reported endorsation of county councils, and further that this be a per- World of, Service fd end, byt Re He anual, Slec sities and towns of the province missive proclamation rather than| A story on Friday's Whitby sez and. by hod Bago Bond pi pole aya -- that Strict (for presentation to the provinial one which must be followed by|page reported that the Oshawa "The ( i? Mustrating the 494 was represented by Bro. Tom 2S ne ; 5 ye psities in the Prov-|General Hospital Board sought 1955 observation dome train Edwards as 1st vice-president, by| The resolution stated: si : x {$350,000 from the Ontario County which goes from coast to coast.|Bro. George Long on the audit,| "In order to provide some de Ben 3 Wes dead fo Souell, [Council oF the County's Sate 4 wae: sti question and an-|and the Legislative committees, min --_ | Reeve Everett Quantrill, of Whit. the new $2,700,000 addition to the ewer period followed the films. and finally by Bro. C. Jennings (by, said that if the word per- Oshawa General Hospital. In one Keith Lunney thanked Mr. Berry on the Legislative committee. [missive were allowed to remain point in the story, it was report. and Mr. Till for a most enjoyable -- - - in the resolution, thus allowing ed that the board sought $320,000. each municipality to decide for; he board member, T. K. Creigh- showing itself whether to adopt daylight|ton, QC, asked the county council Mr. Morrison in closing thank- CONSIDER BOMBING LAVA Named B Warden savi i : H Stackow and his teaching] HONOLULU (AP) -- Authori- Y |SRVIE Se, the resolution Roawy/e. S000, su tle $350,000 as He advertising super- SEEK $320,000 Two Committees merit a packed house tonight for their fifth meeting in the OHA Senior "A" league on the basis of their exceptionally fine showings against the touring Moscow Selects, Game time is 8:00 p.m. Windsor beat the Selects 6-2 with their club intact, while the "Dunnies" with a few reinforcements whipped the Moscow club 9-1, Whitby also displayed a superla- tive team effort Wednesday night at Kitchener, grab- bing four valuable points from under the Dutchies' * moses. Whithy came up with this big win under a tremendous handicap, having only two defencemen. Harry Sinden, for the second night in succession, was nrayer by Rev. This was followed by various re- ports. P. V. Bourne, past president, was in charge of the installation of officers as follows: president, Jeff Martin; vice-president, Al- Salvation Army Women's Home League in Uxbridge on Feb. 16. Next week the league's mem. bers will visit Fairview Lodge and will afterwards hold thelr meeting at the Citadel. bert Edwards; secretary, A. King; treasurer, A, Gow; con- veners, T. Bottomley, W. Hill, A short business meeting was held. Rev. Nicholson closed the meeting with prayer and a social hour was enjoyed with refresh- ments served by the committee. GAMES NIGHT Hillcrest School magnificent to say the least. During his hockey career, Harry has never looked better, and appropriately enough it was in front of Kitchener fans, who will be pulling for him as a member of their fine hockey club in the forthcoming Olympics in Squaw Valley. Also it would help to clam up a few Kitchener yokels, who were more than eager to criticize during the Russian-Kitchener game last Sunday. Instead of figuring the handicap of adjusting oneself to the FRI, JAN. 29th 8 PM. Euchre, Bridge, ete., Prizes and Refreshments ADMISSION 50¢ SA Home League Plans Open Night | The regular weekly meeting of | Salvation. Army Women's Home| League was held last Thursday evening at the Citadel. The meet-| strange surroundings of the Kitchener club, they were jumping the gun a little too quickly on many oc- easions. Not one of them probably realize that it was Harry's perfectly laid pass on Gary Sharpe's stick which resulted in the fifth goal and the eventual winner, On Tuesday night against the Selects, Sinden worked feverishly, breaking up many of the fine plays made by the Russians. Upon returning to the ice early in the third period after serving a penalty, Harry picked up a pass at centre ice and raced in on Chinov, only to miss the net. Instead of returning to the bench as most players would have done, he kept an eye on Sandy Air, checking the Moscow player in the corner, and sure enough the pass came to him and he promptly fired it home, A nice reward for an evening's hard work. Other features from Wednes- day's victory over Kitchener was the terrific per- formance of Fred Etcher, scoring two goals and assisting on two also. That was the closest Fred has come to looking like his old self for nearly three years. He was lugging the puck out of his own end with great efficiency, and generally working hard all night. His team mates, Bobby Attersley and George Samolenko played well also. Once "Etch" started to roll the tempo of their line picked up considerably. Samolenko seems to go according to the rest of their unit, and as a result they ¢ombined for three of the five goals. Don McBeth is another member of the Dunlops who performed very well and has improved greatly this season, especially since being taxed with extra work due to Alf Treen's injury. Jack Kane was skating hard again, and scored one of the nicest goals of the game. Bob Hassard and Pete Babando received special praise for their work on the blueline, filling the gap left by Treen and playing-coach Ted O'Con- nor. "Oke" will be out of action for at least two weeks and possibly one month. Also there is a chance that McBeth will not dress tonight, having pulled a muscle or two in his side, Many observers of the Russian-Whitby game on Tuesday were of the impression that Whitby need not have acquired the extra reinforcements. We readily agree, but the truth of the matter is--the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association requested that the Whitby Dunlops use, Bob Rosseau, Don Rope and Butch Martin as one line, wanting to see how they would fare against International competition. Also they asked to have Moe Benoit used on defence, as he was also under consideration for the Kitchener- Waterloo club. Cesare Maniago was used on request from the Kitchener management because he also is on the list of players who will bolster the Dutchmen in the Olympics. Ralph Hoskings was used by the locals on consent from the K-W club, mainly be- cause he will eventually be in a Whitby uniform when Harry Sinden leaves and it would give him a chance to get used to the club's style of play. TOWN AND COUNTRY . .. Clinton Comets of the United States Eastern League are having more than their share of injuries. In their last outing against 'Washington, they had only ten players dressed. They lost the game, 1-0, and it was their second straight 1-0 loss. The Comets have iced a complete team only once since November 3rd. Even under these adverse conditions, the club is still lead- ing their division , .. We wonder how hockey fans feel about a club like New York after they received an 11-2 shellacking from the Montreal Canadiens. Should they be lowered to another class of hockey as was suggested for the Moscow Selects because they happened to lose 9-1? Let's quit kidding ourselves. When a club of professional calibre gets beat by such a large score right in our country, it's more than possible for it to happen to foreign countries. Maybe it was the fine play of the "Dunnies" and not the in- adequacy of the Russians that resulted in the one- sided score Tuesday night. The meeting closed with!ifig as a means of speeding the|Entertainment and Special |, RS of Ux- hridge, the "Queen". Doughnuts and cof-|1ava flow into the sea from Ki~Events Committee and the coun- "They don't know what fee were served by the fathers. /lauea volcano on Hawaii Island. ty's representatives on the Chil- they are talking about." i stm ------ dren's Aid Society were named! Council then adopted a zie] |by Warden William J. Heron at to have the entire resolution Friday's sitting of council in stricken from the report. Whitby. | Named to the Children's Aid Society of Oshawa and the Coun- ity of Ontario were Reeve Wil- |liam A. Heron, of Whitby Twp., Reeve Everett Quantrill, of the town of Whitby, and County Clerk (William G. Manning. Oshawa |representative will be named by (the city. Named to the entertainment committee were Reeve James J. | Gibson, of Port Perry, Reeve Rae | Ferguson, of Uxbridge, Deputy- reeve Edward Oyler, of Reach | Twp., Deputy-reeve Orvan Cham- |bers of Brock Twp., Deputy-| reeve Neil Smith, of East Whitby Twp., and Reeve Anson Gerrow, of Scugog Twp. a job well done in the ties are considering aerial bomb-| Members of the Ontario County | Reeve Rae Ferguson, | N E ¥ ® WHITBY BROC Phone MO 8-3618 Now Playing EVENING SHOWS AT 7 & 8:25 Family Monuments 4 Wert STAFFORD BROS. Requirements Monumental Works 318 Dundes East MO 52 LAST COMPLETE SHOW at 8:20 i Here Come | CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE BRIDGE & EUCHRE PARISH HALL, JOHN STREET MONDAY, JANUARY 25th, 8:00 P.M. Admission 75¢ - j J fs Ee 8 7a ike IDE HRS = ieuzzze OANA: DOUGETE-caksom Craton JEAN [Cineraasr Prizes - Refreshments NEW! NEW! 1960 FASHIONS IN PAINTING (Exclusive by Whitby Paint & Wallpaper) Now you can have designs on your walls applied with rollers. We are starting @ new fashion in interior decorating. We now have a number of samples in our store and will be glad to show you and explain this type of decorating. It is excellent for panel work on walls or have your entire walls done with these new and exciting designs. All possible help will be given--Ilaying out color schemes for your entire home or individual rooms by expert interior decorator of 37 years experience. These jobs are all done with washable paints. Drop in now and be the first to have your home decorated in these new modern interior decorating designs. Whithy Paints Wallpaper Ltd. (Thor Mygland, Prop.) 123 BROCK ST. NORTH, WHITBY MO 8-3488 Whithy Churches Let's all go to Church this Sunday St. Andrew's EMMANUEL Presbyterian REFORMED Church CHURCH BYRON ST. S. AT ST. JOHN ST. REV. GERRIT REZELMAN 9:45 AM 3rd Concession West of Brock MN. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 a.m.--Dutch Service 11 e.m.--~Sunday School In 11 AM. MORNING WORSHIP English Jr. congregation and Beginners' classes + 9:45 AM. -- BIBLE CLASS Whitby Baptist Church Rev. J. M. Ward, Minister Mrs. W. E. Summers, A.T.CM, 7 p.m.--English Service Everyone Is Heartily Welcomed FAITH BAPTIST 419 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY Pastor: Rev. E. C. Corbett, B.Th, 9:15 AM, RADIO BROADCAST 9:45 AM, BIBLE SCHOOL HOUR AND ADULT BIBLE CLASS 11 AM. & 7 PM. OUR PASTOR Special Soloist in the evening MISS DOROTHY MORRIS WHITBY UNITED CHURCH Rev. John M. Smith, B.A, B.D. -- Minister Mrs. J. Beaton, A.R.T.C. -- Organist MORNING WORSHIP -- 11 AM. "THE RED SEA" EVENING HOUR -- 7 P.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 AM. Girls and boy» under 9 ver REVIVAL CENTRE 307 BROCK ST. N. "Where Jesus Is Real" REV. JOHN SCARR -- Pastor Ph: MO 8-5772 SPECIAL MEETINGS with the MUSICAL KUDRA'S begin TUESDAY JAN. 26th at 8:00 P.M. REV. KUDRA IS A CONVERTED MOHAMMEDAN 8:45 A.M.--Radio Broadcast, CKLB Oshawa 9:45 A.M.--Our Growing Sunday School 11:00 A.M.--Morning Worship 7:00 P.M.--Great Evangelistic Service Subject--""THE SOUNDS OF HIS COMING" Special Talent--The Berezowski Brothers Trumpet Trio of Toronto EVERYONE WELCOME TO ATTEND 10 AM. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 AM. MORNING SERVICE 7 P.M, EVENING SERVICE 10 AM. Girls and Boys 9 years ond over 11 AM. Infant Care Junior Worship ¥ Hear Rev. & Mrs. Abraham Kudra FORMER MOHAMMEDAN NOW PREACHING CHRIST MUSICIANS -- VOCALISTS -- TV ARTISTS AT THE PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE (REVIVAL CENTRE) 307 BROCK ST. N. TUES., JAN. 26th--SUN., FEB. 7th 8 P.M. NIGHTLY EVERYONE WELCOME