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WHITBY and DISTRICT Whithy Bureau Office: 111 Dundas St. West Manager: Lloyd Robertson |Health Nurse Shows Film At Tel. MO. 8-3703 Clover Lane of the Four Leaf Clover Home {and School Association was held |at Clover Lane school on Feb. 3. The regular monthly meeting | WHITBY SPORTS PARADE By GERRY BLAIR {It was health and founders' night |at the home and school's fourth | birthday The meeting opened with the |Lord's Prayer. Mrs. W. Hicks, {the president, then turned the | meeting over to Mrs. C. Pettit, {the program convener, who in- |troduced Miss Carol Lee and the [children of Grade 7 and 8 of |Clover Lane school who sang |witii Mrs. Fells and Miss Lee at the piano. Mrs, Pettit introduced Mrs. Svonsberg, the Pickering District Health Nurse, who showed a film on "He acts his age". Mrs. Lee operated the projector. The guest speakers were: Mrs, Donald, district organizer of the Federation of Home and School, and Mrs. Allen, of the Oshawa Home and School Council, who spoke on Home and School, Mrs, Donald cut ihe birthday cake and |after the singing of the "Queen" |the meeting was adjourned and Ralph Hoskings, recently acquired from the Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen, will make his debut tonight as a member of the Whitby Dunlops when they engage in battle with the Chatham Maroons at the Whitby Community Arena. Face-off time is 8:00 p.m. Chatham are still seeking their initial victory over the "Dunnies" on Whitby ice, having been de- feated all five times to date, All other clubs in the OHA Senior "A" league have beaten the Dunlops at least once in Whitby. Tonight will see both clubs slightly short-handed. Chatham will be minus for- ward Jim Connelly and defenceman Jack Douglas, both with Kitchener, while Whitby are without the services of Attersley, Sinden, Etcher, and Samolenko, and probably Bob Hassard. "Hass" is still suffering from an ankle injury received in Chatham last Fri- day evening. Ted O'Connor, playing-coach of the Dunlops will be back in action tonight, with his shoulder completely recovered from a muscle separa- tion. Defensively the locals should be rather strong, with the addition of Hoskings, and the return of Alf {na Jones and Gloria Lee, were THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturday, February 6, 1960 § their advantage Monday. The Hillcrests dropped a hard-fought 2-1 decision to the Orillia Bulldozers on Wednesday night in Orillia, for their second straight loss to the Bulldozers this week. The game was fea- tured by several fist fights, Gord Luke received a six-game suspension for his actions here in Whitby on Monday night, taking exceptions to a call by the referee and 'eventually swatting him one across the shins with his stick. Game time on Monday is 8:30 p.m. FBYPA Enjoy Skating Party On Tuesday evening the youn, people of Faith Baptist Church held their weekly meeting, The group met at the church and then went by cars to Winter Wonder- land for an evening "of skating. The young people afterwards returned to the church when Barry Jones led in a singsong and in the opening prayer. The announcements were given. The speakers, Becky Edwards, Dian- Unionist Seeks To Bar Professor SUDBURY (CP)--A motion to bar a University of Sudbury pro-. here was rejected Friday night by * Donald Gillis, president of Local 598, International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers (Ind.) as not wordy of appearing on the agenda of the monthly meeting. Mr. Gillis refused to recognize Alderman Lewis Scott who chal. lenged his ruling and the meet- from Ron's group 2. ing was adjourned. fessor for life from the union hall | Rev. Corbett summarized the message and closed in prayer. Next week there will be a sleigh ride. ADDITIONAL WHITBY NEWS ON PAGE 12 {a social hour followed. | The next*meeting will be held |March 2 at Hillcrest school. ' CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY, Feb. 8. | Whitby Baptist Church Explorers | Vimy Ridge LOBA NO. 639 | St. Andrew's Presbyterian| [ Church Young Women's WA | United Church Fireside Evening| Auxiliary WMS |House of Windsor Chapter I0DE {Palmerston H and S Association {St. John's Anglican Church Ruth Group WA Treen, last week. Don McBeth has never looked better than he does now. In Windsor on Sunday afternoon, he and Treen carried the bulk of the work on defence for their club, with Babando dropping back periodically to help out. Just who the Chat- ham Maroons will have in goal is not definite at s | Family Monuments time of 'writing. Reynolds is supposedly ailing from | something or other, but after hearing reports regard- | I 1 | a | { | oF Creotea To 48/ individual Requirements ing Albani's sickness a while back, we wonder just | I v legitimate Horeck's excuse for Reynolds really | STAFFORD BROS. how i E - guess that they are dissatisfied with the is. It is our gues y Noventel Vol 318 Dundes East 0 8-3552 work of Monty Reynolds and are at present experi- menting with someone else, Larry Millman from the Woodstock Athletics of the OHA Senior "B" series | M Y is their latest "fill in". | Bake Sale Sponsored by the Nurses Alumnae to be held ot the ONTARIO HOSPITAL RECREATION HALL Wednesday, Feb. 10 2-4 P.M. I | TUESDAY, Feb. § Whitby Chapter Order of the| Eastern Star No. 248 { |Sinclair H and S§ Association Whitby Baptist Church Ladies Aid 2nd Whitby Boy Scouts Ladies Auxiliary of the Salvation Army United Church WA Even, Group 5th Whitby Scouts and Cubs Moth- er's Auxiliary Whitby Dunlops displayed to the Toronto Marl- boro Juniors and their followers at Ted Reeve Arena on Wednesday night, that they are the class of the amateur ranks in Ontario, and for that matter the whole of Canada. When a certain Toronto sports writer tried to compare junior hockey with senior hockey he certainly could only have been talking in terms of promotion, for the game Wednesday, and as it turned out, some 2,000 fans showed up for the massacre. Whitby had no trouble containing the Marlboro attack, and anything they did manage to get rolling was taken care of adequately by goal- tender John Henderson, Some excitement revolved around the controversial Roger Cote. In case you have not had the opportunity to see him, and have only heard reports about his hostility, you can believe every word of it. He went out of his way throughout the entire contest to arouse the fierceness in such massive performers on the Dunlops as Alf Treen, Don McBeth, Dunc Brodie, and Doug Williams. Mac and Cote had a mild pushing duel in front of 'Hen- derson, but nothing developed. Any one of the afore- mentioned had opportunities to partake of the austere Marlboro defenceman's invitation to fight, but being sensible hockey players, figured nothing would be gained from such an affray. Said one of them: "When he (Cote) reaches the American Hockey League, there will be numerous men who will "carve" him up easily if he attempts to get out of line." Ralph Hos- kings and Pete Babando scored beautiful goals, and were applauded vigorously for their fine efforts, % & KATHLEEN ROWE SCHOOL CARNIVAL On Friday afternoon the chil- | munity Arena. A colorful array | tine's Day the children above | Edari of Grade 1. Little Nancy dren of Whitby's Kathleen Rowe | of fancy dress costumes was on | Wore costumes of a heartfelt na- | Thompson of the Kindergarten, : | display by t hildr E | ture. Standing left to right, are | seated in front, is wearing a cos- | Memorial School held an ice | display by the children. In ad- | Lynn Deeth of Grade 2, Patsy | tume of a slightly warmer na- |St. Andrew's Presbyterian carnival in the Whitby Com- | vance preparation for Valen- | Jewel of Grade 5, and Martha | ture -Oshawa Times Photo | Church Helen Marshall Soc. -- m-- r-- | United Church WA {Whitby Baptist Church CGIT |Faith Baptist Church YPA I TEEN-AGERS'! There will be a special showing of the sound, color, motion picture 'MONKEY BUSINESS' Humerous yet sobering, in which 3 high-schoolers Some to grips with the ageless problems of human origin. AT THE BROCK THEATRE WHITBY 3:00 P.M. SUNDAY, FEB. 7th (THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON) FREE Admission FREE Admission Whithy Churches Let's all go to Church this Sunday St. Andrew's EMMANUEL Presbyterian REFORMED Church CHURCH BYRON ST. 8. AT ST. JOHN ST. | REV, GERRIT REZELMAN 9:45 AM. 3rd Concession West of Brock N. Home TOWN AND COUNTRY ... Clinton Comets of the United States Eastern League, have started the week's play in fine fashion, scoring two victories from their southern U.S. opponents. Wednesday night they downed Greensboro 7-5, then Thursday night edged Charlotte, N.C, 5-4... Whitby Hill- crests play their final home game of their OHA Junior "C" schedule on Monday night against the Newmarket Smokerings. Whitby still need one point to clinch first place, and home grounds will be to 11 a.m. --Dutch Service 11 a.m.--Sunday School In English 7 p.m.--English Service Everyone Is Heartily Welcomed FAITH BAPTIST 419 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY Pastor: Rev. E. C, Corbett, B.Th, WMS Receives $200 100F To Arr ange ecelves ONESOAY, vob. | {Whitby Red Cross work room hd F F R E t t |St. John's Anglican Church work Past-Grand Night |from!. howe Lysate gn | athleen Re S As i The February meeting of the/marks called attention to the gztnieen re Ha ® Assos The Independent Order of Odd Howard McGill, Gordon McLean, Afiertons Auxiasty of Ye Wem i og dlsiea Poi SE Wo (Rebekah) : Fellows (I0OF) held one of their Harvey Atwood and Emory jn the assembly hall of the United service was an African hymn, [on Legion Ladies Auxiliary more interesting meetings Tues- Burdge arrange for an oyster|Church at 3 p.m. on Suesday Feb.|"God the Creator". Mrs, Carscal- (yn ithy District High School day evening, Feb. 2, presided supper some time the early part|2. len read two passages of scrip-| Home and School Association over by noble grand brother of March, and on the same eve- The president, Mrs. H. Hare, ture both of the life of Jesus, Stevens. Three members were ning hold a roll call and past opened the meeting with a poem whose early life had been spent pHURSDAY, Feb. 11 absent, |grands' night "Let us praise God" in Africa and at the close of his| 4 : This was the best meeting held ® Th ond . | Mrs. D. J- Kean, corresponding |life, an African carried his cross. Salvation Army Women's ; a g held] The 2nd. degree, it was an-\seoretary . read a letter from|Mrs, Hare read an African wom-| League . . #0 far this term, with a consider-|nounced, will be held on Feb. 23, yc MR. Davidson who tender-|an's prayer. [Brock Street South H-S Asso Sle Buihet of DS ostions: Ino [rather than on Feb. 16 as pre-loq her resignation as Missionary] Mrs. M. G. McCarty assisted | Whitby Garden Club : os ane Li y ori: Soh yiousiy stated, This change is monthly secretary. Mrs. David- by Miss E. Pirie, Mrs. J. W.| of i Cat per Jetessary SYS 10 the Jecesslty Olson, who has been a very devoted Whitehurst and Miss W. Boys had | FRIDAY, Feb. 12 py istrict worker in the auxiliary, will be|charge of the program, The study|Salvation Army Youth Fellowship enced for some time past. meeting i8 Pickering oa the 16th. | reatly missed. Miss W. Boys willlwas taken from the book, "Africa The noble. grand stated last 0 an effort 'wi A made t0/{ake over Mrs. Davidson's work Disturbed", The theme was SATURDAY, Feb. 13 week that the newer members ¢ ange le scheduled 16th. dart) aq Missionary monthly secretary. "Women in Changing Africa". |[St. Andrew's Presbytecens ig be making more motions baseball game. (Mrs. Kean also read a letter| Two pictures were shown which Emmanuel Reformed Chure h in handling general lodge busi oo op |{from Mr. D. J. Cuddy, executor|called attention to the contrast| YPA mess and it was noticeable that Data was read from The Whit.|of the late Mr. F. Rowe's estate, between the old and the new way some improvement in this cate-| Triple Link Unity Club gn. Stating that Mr. Rowe had left aof life in Africa. Some very in- SUNDAY, Feb. 14 gory a made. However, On| ouncing the annual meeting of Fgacy of $200 to the Woman's Mis [teresting and enlightening high-|United Church YPU some oy ie ore jechuleal busi club would be held in the|Sionary Society in memory of his|lights were presented on the ef-|------ Hess I pt Bat grams I on llodge room on Feb, 11 at 7:30/%ife. Mary, the late Mrs. Rowe. fect the changing pattern of life|cnoge the parable Mary and Mar- s ys |p.m. for the purpo: f gen | Supply secretary, Mrs C.[is having in the lives of the|s, ow Sle Just. Furties assistance LLC and De of Ssueral Roper, reported two bales of good|women. Old. tribal customs are| "his David Lee sang a solo i ii A oi for the present term. This club used clothing having been pack-dying out and being replaced byl, companied by Miss Cameron, membership is expec on a sis e ed and sent. One went to theinew., In many instances the old| : , : ive basi consists of all Odd Fellows and A pianist. Meeting closed with the progressive basis Rebekahs of Whitby and a full [depot at 'Boronto F foreign mis- and the new are very mixed up. (wa Benediction. | It was moved and seconded gitendance was requested: |sions and the other to Simcoe|The educated African women are| : that a committee of brothers, . |Hall, Oshawa. Mrs. Roper also|trying to keep the best of both. mmo] Under the good of oe order] save a list of articles to be col- Tribute was paid to the work of| Teacher Add BE dl uchaies and/lected and sent to the Alderville the Christian Missions. | acher I ir % NE anCirndian Mission, Roseneath, in| Mrs. Hare and Mrs. H. T. Fal- e esses Spo. ihe slosing of ledge several | june, Mrs. J. Breckenridge was|laise were appointed delegates to| Ji TILE . C oy ¢: S : % 3 : | le din ok. appointed WMS representative to attend the Oshawa Presbyterial to SUNDAY SCHOOL Army Home League Tenis sndicalsd fey. W ould be ihe Mission monthly committee of be held in Simcoe Street United 11 A : fara ants on en ee Fail ox without! sys United Church: Church, Oshawa, Feb. 24. i MOR M. The Salvation Army Women's! hes ation, Ww fever te occa- Mrs. C. R. Carscallen took the| Mrs. G. Fothergill's group were i a nt ; NING WORSHIP Home League held i Sion Walray a Hy irk sigh Sreate devotional and in her opening re-itea hostesses. (E : . Jr. congregation ond weekly meeting las wrsday|and maintain the great interest! . i Beginners' classes 9:45 AM. -- BIBLE CLASS | Faith Church WMS | § 1S : : ve HE Is Invited To | >» SN 2 PRN | Whithy Baptist - Pickering Beach | «yg ido Xe 4 / Church | 1 : 5 meeting, the members were re- for the membership to carry on.|Thamesville, visited the latter's Faith Baptist urch WMS Rev. J. M. Ward, Minister minded of the Corp Cadet sup- tis hoped the regular attenders parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sheri- o Xs regular Zontsy meetibe| Mrs. W. E. Summers, A.T.CM, per to be held on Monday Feb. 8, will be.able to have more friends|;,, or 299 Burns street east, over|church auditorium. The presi- and also the trip to Uxbridge on take in this evening of entertain | A pres; Feb. 16. ment in future the weekend. {dent, Mrs = Carter, opened the ; . | meet t The group practised their skit The winners last week were:| Mrs, M. Sheppard, of 110 St | 2 ig followed by 4 for "Family Night' of March 24. Lorne Kemp, R. Nicholson, 'Tom | John street east, is celebrating eaux. The roll call was answered | § At the close of the meeting, a Kelly, Eva Hartrick, V. White- her birthday today. Best wishes|with a verse of scripture con- WHITBY evening at the Citadel. Mrs. Fran/that is being promoted Locke opened the meeting with The regular evening of euchre prayer and scripture reading. held last Friday found 11 tables Mrs. P. McDonald introduced of players, which was hardly any the guest speaker for the even-|improvement over previous ing, Mrs. Beer, teacher at Col-|weeks, and it would appear some PERSONALS borne school, who spoke on Mis-/changes will be necessary to sionary work. During the business make this a worth while project | Mr. and Mrs. L. Wilson, 9:15 AM, RADIO BROADCAST 9:45 AM. BIBLE SCHOOL HOUR AND ADULT BIBLE CLASS 11 AM. & 7 PM. Our pastor at both services 10 AM. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 AM, MORNING SERVICE 7 PM. EVENING SERVICE WHITBY UNITED CHURCH Rev. John M. Smith, B.A, B.D. -- Minister Mrs. J. Beaton, A.R.T.C. -- Organist MORNING WORSHIP -- 11 AM. "CHRIST'S CHURCH SPEAKS" EVENING HOUR -- 7 P.M. "WORLD REFUGEE YEAR" SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 AM. Girls and boys under 9 yeors PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE (WHITBY'S REVIVAL CENTRE 307 BROCK ST. N.) REV. JOHN SCARR--PASTOR PH. MO 8-5772 Hear Rev. & Mrs. Abraham Kudra a former Mohammeden--now preaching Christ Special music at each service WHITBY MIDGET ALL-STARS Midget Hockey stars. Seen here | Rick Switzer, who play for the are three members of the | Bandsmen, and Gary Mitchell Whitby Midget All Stars. Left who plays for Brock Street Mot- ors. to right are George Ashby and : Tomorrow afternoon at 2 p,m. the OHMA will be hol double header between the Whit- by and Lindsay Bantam and --Oshawa Times Photo AM. Girls and Boys 9 years and over 11 AM, Infant Care Junior Worship . her cousins % | Carl, of Colborne street west and|/hymn followed by prayer read Mrs. Ken Kirkland. The ladies were served re- the freshments by the hostesses Mrs. Lloyd Meader, Mrs. Ken Kirk- land and Mrs. Ross The Saint David's Society ex-| pert es Rost Brown. Hp ecutive met recently at the home| March 3. 4 of Mrs. Thomas Roche, Bloor| -- street west, Oshawa, to make arrangements. for the Annual St, David's Society Banquet and Almonds WA |; | Dance to be held Saturday, Feb 27 at Knights of Columbus Hall, | H M ti Bond street west, Oshawa. The| ave ee ng i | president, Ivor Davies b All committees reported favorably on the various activities relating to the banquet. Refreshments were served by the hostess. by Mrs. Loyal Pogue, of High stree Mrs. Agnes Corris is in pital. Pickering Beach WMS invited| SATURDAY : h 0 MATINEE AY 1:30 bors and relatives offer their|0 furlough in Detroit. She Mrs. John Burnett, of Fortier, keys that could be used in re-| Ajax Hospital. 10 AM. TO 8 P.M. DAILY Jovely lunch was served by Mrs, |law and Mrs. Willoughby for man i /s a 3 i 3 ) | y more birthdays are ex-|taining the word "Darkness". Shepherd, Mrs. Archer and Mrs.| Mrs. Cox won the grand tended to Mrs. Sheppard. Various reports were given and the ladies of Faith Baptist to] Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vickers, Join them at their meeting to be ' EB | cratulations and best wishes. Mr.| thanked the group for the cloth- MITCHUM Tl 1./ing sent to her and her family. ANGRY HILLS § L Manitoba, spent the week with storing faith" The meeting pe i Mrs. Walter Mac- closed with the singing of a 10 Bx. cd 1] Come and Get A Free Wash | ) WASH A BIG 8-LB. LOAD 25° in our automatic washers for 4 10° Baird. monthly prize to the value of $10.], D | Mrs. George Fallon, of 320 approved, 908 Byron street north, celebrat-| held Monday, March 7. The other and Mrs. Vicke! ave seven chil nd Mr ickers have seven « Mis Dororny Oreos bid DO-IT-NOW ECON-O-WASH -- Je street west, is now at home|, During the business meeting, | BR [from the Oshawa General Hos- eters were read. One from OC Phone MO 8-3618 N Pl : EVENING SHOWS AT7 & 9 P.M. Jed their 52nd wedding anniver-|letter was from Mrs. Maureen ow dying sary on Monday. Friends, neigh.|C1ark, Missionary, who is now CLR Mf her theme was "The three main CUT YOUR WASHING COSTS 1/3 * EVERY 3rd WASH FREE 106 BROCK ST. SOUTH WHITBY Filmed where it a Talented Musicians - Vocalists - Preachers SUNDAY 7 P.M. Colored slides of Rev. Kudra's work among the Moslems. presided OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY | Almonds' WA held its regular | meeting in the church hall on Wednesday, with a good atten- dance, Mrs. Norman Woods, vice |president, opened the ho Sec. TUMBLE-DRYING -- Soft and fluffy! 10 minues only with a poem entitled "The Sec- | Young people have a greater ret" chance of being saved from can Mrs, Norman Woods and Mrs icer in their later life than had John Newton were in charge of | earlier generations. The secret is the devotional, Mrs. Newton read early detection and prompt the and Mrs. Woods |$ treatment im regular cancer read an article on "The hospi- | clinics. 'tality of Christian Women" and| also Nu The thrilling life story of Rev. Kudra . . . A Mos! Ew KIERNON MOORE Yorn who found Christ. ar igus EVERYONE WELCOME TO ATTEND