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BS WHITBY And DISTRICT Groups Entertain [Hillcrests ; 3 ps Open Finals At Fairview Lodge In Stratford n i direction of Mrs. McIntosh. | By IVAN DAVIE a elie On April 9 the Sunshine Group | Whitby Hillcrest Juniors will 3 of the Missionary College of Osh-|journey to Stratford Thursday lin school. The program consisted awa entertained the residents for|night to open their OHA Junior of musical numbers and dances|a devotiona. period. Old time "C" finals with the Stratford as follows: hymns were sung and the story of | Braves, wi were victorious is i the Crucifixon and Resurrection|their semi-final series over Wal- A000 duel By Mary and Jax were told im verses and songs. |laceburg. ; 8 by Beveriey March, Valerie The meeting concluded with the The Hillcrests will be out to. Monaghan Linda Edmondson. singing of "God be with you till | duplicate the feat of the Whitby Janet Finley Glennis Merrick. we meet again." {Red Wings who won the provin- Gerry Abbott. Mark Henkelman, On April 9 in the evening Mr. cia! crown in 1945-46, Brian Wilson Lorne Rich '|Sweet of the Pentecostal Church, | Stratford boasts a powerful : * Osnawa, held the regular bi-|club, who emerged victorious over Dance by Bonnie Cameron and | monthly meeting at the Lodge| such highly rated clubs as Dun- Bove Toi Soele duet which was greatly enjoyed by all|das, Mildmay and Wallaceburg. » by Gall Lynce, Lynelie the residents. Hooper, Christine Hooper, Mar-| on Sunday Mrs. S. Tavener,|in a healthy The Whitby club appears to be condition, Dave tha Frankfurter, A humorous play postess at Fairview Lodge, had | icholisher. sat entitled "A man arrives" Was|charge of a group of 20 residents series due to a back injury sus- A 4i-year-old Toronto man, ho was commended for his can- dor in giving evidence but who] alse had a breathalyzer test |showing 3.2 parts per thoasand| alcohol at the time of his arrest, was Tuesday jailed for seven| days for driving while intoxi-| cated. George Arthur Howard was convicted by Magistrate F.| S. Ebbs in Whitby police court. | PC John Pettit, of the Whitby| Detachment of the OPP, said that he had investigated an acci-| dent at Moore's sidreoad and Highway 401 on March 18. He| said he found a pick-up truck| and a car, driven by the ac-| cused, both in the centre boule- vard. He said that the accused speke| WHITBY DAY-RY-DAY [w singing was under the capable| out the Picton | se! presented with the following tak-| who attended the singing of Han- tained in gym practice, but from | ing part: Nancy McNevin, Sandra ges Messiah at Holy Trinity (all reports should be back in ac- ALMONDS UNITED CHURCH Pheips, Briar Wager. Square Chyrch, Ajax. Transportation was |tich Thursday night to bolster the| Palm Sunday was observed at dancing was enjoyed also a vocal hrovided under the direction of Hillcrest attack. The second game morning worship 11 a.m. at Al- duet by Janet Finley and Chris-|My Sheppard. of the series goes at the Whitby /monds United Church, The Rev. tine Lipski. Gail Lynde rendered! Soloists taking part were: Mrs. |arena Saturday night, game time|A, F. Bamford occupied his pu a violin solo. Ailsie Forrest, soprano, Miss Flor-|8:0 p.m. pit and delivered the Palm Sun- A choir oi 40 voices sang the ence Searle, contralto and Mr.| And for this game the execu-|/day message. The choir assisted "Serenader" and concluded the|Alex Forrest, tenor all of Bur-|tive of the club has secured twolin tie service of song with "Fling program. |lington and Mr. Richard Sreeman television seis, to keep the fans|wide the gates" and Mrs. David The Principal of the scheol Mrs. |of Ajax. The choir of 75 voices up to date with the NHL finals in|Lee as soloist sang "Calvary". Al Pascoe was in charge, Miss Little under the direction of Mr. David Toronto between the Maple Leafs| Good Friday service will be held was the pianist. Square dancing Karry choir master the organist and the Canadiens. lat 11 a.m. with Mrs. McLellan of and the play were under the/Miss Ruth Walker was greatly] Game time Saturday night 8:00| Dunbarton as guest soloist and direction of Mr. Goldman and the enjoyed. p.m. instead of 8:30 p.m. |Rev. A. F. Bamford. Struck Officer, Is Jailed Month A Toronto man, who struck a|fused to come with him and he he | ry ile he was doing Warren started his assistance. so, he said, car. STRUCK OFFICER PC Box said that he returned to Warren's car and reached in to get the ignition keys. As he did so, he said, Warren punched him in the nose, causing it to bleed. ~he was attempting to take the keys from his car, was Tuesday jailed for one month for impaired driving. Wilbur Warren, 32, who told the court that he had been| evicted from his home on Mon- day of this week, was also sen- tenced to one month, concurrent, | for assaulting PC B. A. Box, of ii De He said that he finally sub-| fore Magistrate F. S. Ebbs in [dued Warren, but not before he | Whitby police court. {had been kicked several times on| ; PC Box told the court that on|the legs March 12 he had been observing Acting Crown Attorney Bruce traffic on Highway 2 when he|Affleck advised the court that| noticed a car "taking its half of this was Warren's second impair- the road out of the middle." He|ed driving conviction. ¢ said that he followed and watched] The accused told the court that| & it force an oncoming car into his wife and five children had | ; the shoulder. {been evicted from their home on| bi He said that he turned on his| Monday and were now living in| § siren and flasher and tried to|a hotel. He said that he would | § i stop the car but before he could | throw himself on the mercy of| do so, another half dozen motor-|the court. J : ists had been forced to take to| Besides the month in jail, His the shoulder to avoid collisions. |Worship ordered that Warren be| When he approached Warren, in|prohibited from driving any- his car, he said, the accused re-'where in Canada for one year. | + Rotarians Host Fellow Minstrels Whitby Rotary Club weekly luncheon was the scene of a post- minstrel show banquet in the Whitby Arena on Tuesday. All non-rotarians connected with the minstrel show were guests of the Rotary Club and all were commended for their devoted help in promoting the show. a #* I HAPPY FIRST BIRTHDAY The bright smile seen on the | scomb, 220 Green St., in Whit- | Muska pis thal she Show int face of this young lady is on | b ad her ip itu public relations for sau Mrs. George Huntley, o it- the club and proved to be a pro-| the occasion of her very first | by, and Mrs. H. Handscomb, of fitable project for the Easter Seal Brenda Jean Hand- | Toronto. Brenda's great-grand- birthday. Campaign. | scomb celebrated her birthday | mother is Mrs, L. Redman, also A highligh: of the luncheon was| last weekend. She is the daugh- | of Toronto. |the presentation of a cheque for| ter of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Hand- * Oshawa Times Photo |$100 to the Rotary's Easter Seal | |Campaign by the Teenage Club of ° Rotary minstrel chairman Neil |Park Vista Gardens subdivision. I 1 0 Guest speaker at the luncheon S ine » was Charles Dawson, Fellow of Good Frida the Royal Horticultural Society | Ld Y and member of the American Kee 1n For Sa £ . Garden Society and the Cana- S At dian Alpine Club. ervice Mr. Dawson a local horticul-/ A Brooklin district resident|the refrigreator, -he said, they . tural connoisseur in Whitby gave as Tnesday fined $i nd costs found 16 bottles of heer, a full ativ hg or two months in jail for keeping| pu Hh H United Church By mormstive dss is Naor. for. see. Harry Townsend, | P0ttle of whisky and a part bottle The Sacrament of the Lords|lustrated the talk with: many|of RR 1, Brooklin, pleaded guilty|of Whisky. In the basement, he Supper was observed at both | color slides of Alpine flowers that to the charge before Magistrate said, they found another dozen the moming and evening services| he had grown in the past. BS Ebbs in Whitby police bottles of beer. in the Whitby United Church on| He said that Alpine flowers A Michag allop | sai Ty: re oy bel Bi Bs Wot Devessarily restricted to Wa Michael Mallon of the house. he said - : . : : itby 'Detachment of the OPP,| D. B. Mcintyre, defence coun- Mr. Harmen Siersma who sang|the Alpine regions but engulfed csiq {hat he had stopped a car sel, asked for the minimum fine "The Holy City by Adams, and all mountainous and tundra areas on Highway 12 on March 13 and|and pointed out that the quantity in the evening the choir sang|around the Arctic circle. found it to be driven by John|of liquor found was not exces- Ave Verum by Gounod. { Mr, Dawson said that the grow- Adair, of 217 Mary streef, Whit-|sive. It was announced that a serv-|ing of this type of flower was aby, He said that he found onme| His Worship levied the $100 fine ice of meditation and worship|challenge to all horticulturists in dozen bottles of beer in the car|and declared Townsend's home a would be held on Good Friday at|Canada because they had to help and Adair admitted that he had public place for one year 11 am. Rev. A. Melvin Butler|the plant in adapting itself to its purchased them from Townsend Adair, originally charged will »ring the message. new enviremont for $4 {having liquor not acquired on his On Easter Sunday there will be, The meeting was thrown open| Two hours later, he said, after permit, was fined $10 and costs three services: Easter Morning for questions concerning flowers|taking out a warrant, he and when he' pleaded guilty to the Communion will be celebrated at 2nd these were answered in great other officers of the detachment lesser charge of having liquor in 9 a.m.; Easter Praise will be detail and accuracy by the speak- searched Townsend's home. In'a public place. held at 11 am.; and at the|€- Easter Evening Hour, 7 p.m., the| = re last in a series of colored sound POPULAR DISH WHITBY PERSONALS movies depicting the Passion and| Production of ready - to - serve! Resurrection will be shown. It| cereals in Canada in 1959 reached 5 : will be entitled "The Lord is|96,941,000 pounds, a three ~ per- A life long resident of Almonds |evening for a community shower Risen. |cent gain over 1958. R.R No. 1, Whitby, Mrs. William held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. ro Hall celebrated her 80th birthday (the f ol on April 9. Many friends and re- e former Miss Don Cawker Cadi Commends Accused's Candor {leaving his home in Toronto that |days before that. There were 10 found-ins in the | with with meticulous speech and tried to be helpful but was unable to give a lucid account of the acei- dent. He said that he wandered in his conversation and he con- cluded he was intoxicated. 3.2 ON BREATHALYZER PC Michael Mallon, of the same detachment, said that he administered the breathalyzer test and got a reading of 3.2 parts per thousand alcohol. He, too, said he believed Howard was intoxicated. "That is a pretty high read- ing," said Magistrate Ebbs. Taking the stand, accused said {that he had had one drink before afternoon. But, he said, he had been drinking steadily for two "I was gay," he said, "I would not say 1 was drunk at all." Acting Crown Attorney Bruce Affleck told the court that a read- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 13, 1960 § House Windsor Discuss Plans For Refugee The House of Windsor Chapter IODE held its monthly meeting last Monday evening. Mrs. R. Langford, Homorary Regent, of the chapter, opened her home to, the members for their meeting and also a buffet supper was serv- ed by the hostess. Following the supper a short business meeting was held with Solicitor Addresses H-S Meeting Almonds Home and School As- sociation held its regular monthly meeting last Monday evening at the school. The meeting cpened with Mr. R. Nicholson playing "0 Canada". The president Mrs. R. Weatherall extended a wel- come to visitors and members. Various reporis were given and adopted. The meeting was turned over to, the conveners, Mr. R. Weatherall and Mr. R. West, They introduc- ed the guest speaker, Mr. W. H. J. Thompson, Ajax solicitor, who spoke on "Why father should have a will" which proved to be most interesting and informative. Mr. R. West thanked Mr. Thompson and introduced Mr. Nicholson who played several selections on the piano, alter which the meeting adjourned and WOMAN OF YEAR KITCHENER, Ont. (CP) -- The Kitchener - Waterloo branch of Quota Club International has named Mrs. L. O. Breithaupt as its "woman of the year." The wife of the former lieutenant- governor of Ontario was selected for her community and home e, Mrs. John Vickery, Regent, pre- siding, Mrs. Herbert Wright, con- vener of services at home and abroad, discussed further ar- rangements made regarding the adoption of a world refugee child. Money has been voted for the adoption, A committee was chosen to con- vene the annual Autumn dance to be held sometime in October. Con- veners are Mrs. Hugh Nickol, Mrs, Herbert Wright members of the cOmmittee are Mrs. Dennis Ullyett, Mrs. John Vickery, Mrs. Arnold Hendriks, Mrs. James Gartshore and Mrs. John Town. The meeting adjourned and a vote of thanks was given to the hostess by Mrs. Murray Detlor on behalf of all the members. ing of 1.5 parts per th d has been accepted.as the level of in- toxication in these courts. "You have been pretty honest," Magistrate Ebbs told the ac- 'used, "and I commend you for it. You are worthy of praise on this account, for honesty is some- thing we do not get in this court {too often from witnesses." | His Worship said that he would |like to give him credit for his hones'y but had no alternative] but to sentence him to seven |days, the minimum. Mission Work Is Outlined To YW Group ou LB 2 oy d u eid its regular monthly meeting in the church hall on Monday ing. This was the annual Missionary meeting of the group| {with Mrs. H. Hogg, of Toronto, | as guest speaker. | The meeting opened with al {hymn and a portion of scripture was read by Miss M, Ross and Mrs. M. Maidlow. The group was led in prayer by Mrs. G. Thwaites, Mrs. V. Turner sang a solo ac- companied at the piano by Mrs. R. Currie. The offering was taken for the Presbyterian Missionary | Society | Miss Ross introduced Mrs. Hogg| |who gave a very interesting ac- count of Presbyterian Missionary work among the Canadian Indians particularly of the Birtoe Indian residential school. She also show- {ed some very good colored slides which she took while on a trip out west. Mrs. Hogg expressed the {urgent need for more Deacon- MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS . .. The delicious Laura Secord Easter egg is traditionally famous. It has a s-m-0-0-t-h buttercream centre with a rich golden-yellow yolk. And over it all there's a thick coating of Laura Secord bitter~ sweet chocolate, It's the favourite of all Easter treats. In 4 1b,, 4 1b., and 1 Ib. sizes. refrest ts were served. The tasty lunch was prepared by Mrs. West and served by Mrs. T. Wil- sca and Mrs. C. Barchard. The next meeting will be held on May 9 when it will be the annual meeting. Driver Fined $25 For Carelessness In Whithy Traffic Court on Tuesday Magistrate A. S. Mitchell found a Whitby man guilty of a careless driving charge, OPP Constable C. C. McDonald he investigated an accident on the 401 Hignway at the Brock| road intersection, which involved| one car, driven by Robert Charles White, 311 Byrom street north, | Whitby. ! He said that the car was dam- aged to an approximate cost of] $300 and had rolled over. The| driver was uninjured. | The only witness to the acci- dent, William Freeland, of Osh- awa, said that at the time he was proceeding east on the high- way at a speed of 60 mph when the accused overtook - him. He said that when the car was about one-quarter mile in front, it struck the soft shoulder, spun into the west bound lane and rolled. into the centre boulevard, Magistrate Mitchell found that the accused, a transport driver, was guilty as charged and there- fore fined him $25 and costs. YOU'LL FIND ALL YOUR FAVOURITES IN THE Jana slecord |esses, Ministers and full time Mis- sionary workers in all aspects of the Missionary field. Mrs. Hogg was accompanied by two other guests from Toronto, Mrs, Man- sen and Miss Fuller. After a short business meeting which closed with a hymn and the blessing, a pleasant social hour followed with refreshments serv- {ed by the hostesses for the even- |ing: Mrs. G. Thwaites, Mrs. M. |Maidlow, Mrs. C. Partington and Miss M. Ross. The next meeting will be held on Monday, May 9. LONG WALK WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- Four-| year-old Kevin Mulcaster told his mother "my feet are tired," after he and three young friends took a six-mile walk to see 'the De- |troit River. | Kinsmen's EASTER HAM ROLL STAG APRIL 14, 8 P.M. WHITBY ARENA Games of Chance 50° | Admission and all you can eat EASTER GANDY PARADE The most delightful way for you to say -- Happy Easter -- is with these lovable, treatable, excitingly eatable Laura Secord Candies. See them "On Parade" in their Spring-fresh wraps at your neighbourhood Laura Secord Candy Shop. Each and every one of these suggested Easter gifts has the old-time goodness that has made Laura Secord famous for quality for generations. So make yours the grand Easter gift everybody loves to receive -- Laura Secord Candies. Family Monuments RR ae/ STAFFORD BROS, Monumental Works 318 Dundas East MO 8-3552 Created To Individual Requirements NOW LISTEN FOLKS Ly -P-E-E-D-Y SE WILL SAVE THE DAY Mmm--miniatures. 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Bunnies molded in the smoothest, purest milk chocolate your child ever chuckled over. And Duckling egg cups with de- licious chocolate eggs. 's Corner land relatives gathered to convey |congratulations and best "wishes. | They were the recipient of many | lovely and useful gifts. Mr. and {Mrs. Cawker are now in their new EASTER SPECIALS home on Dundas St. W., Whitby A dainty lunch was served by the ladies bringing to a close a most Happy to report that Mrs. Hall pleasant social get together. is enjoying good health and is still very active. The bold, bitter- sweet love affair of F. Scott Fitzgerald y and his Beloved Infidel, Sheilah Graham! | A surprise birthday party was . Mr. and Mrs. John Newton, of{held last Saturday evening in hon Almonds R.R. No. 1, Whitby,|or of Mr. James Smyth, of 906 opened their home on Friday Henry St. Arranging the party _-- fer ini -------- (were his daughters, Miss Ann |Smyth, Miss Sandra Smyth and| his son and daughter-in-law, Mr.| and Mrs. Tony Smyth. Take Revolvers In Store Break-In into the Mrs. J. Sackett is spending a {week in Calgary, While there she Thieves broke will attend the Bowling Champion- lises of County Sports on Brock|ship. Mrs. Sackett will also visit |street north over the weekend [in Banff land stole merchandise and cash] |valued at over $400. | Upon investigating, the Whitby {Police Dept. found that the thief | ha p to of Hg ueia Lie 9% re by break Canadian Cascer Society on April | Merchandise reported stolen by Nr "and Mrs. Edward Robeon of manager Frank Carr were three|w jjinaton St. ) 22 calibre revolvers, two gun > sights, three spinning reels, a| Last Friday evening approxi- camera, a Chinese wrapping bas-\mately 20 residents of Fairview (ket and $158.50 in cash Lodge were the guests of the Ro- Constables investigating the|tary Club and attended the Min-| |break-in are. Morley Nicholson strel Show. Transportation was land Gerald Robinson. 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