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a EE Sa -- WHITBY And DISTRICT Dundas St. School Has Annual Field Day Dundas Street Public School held its annual Field Day on Fri- day. Parents and members of the Home and School Association assisted teachers in running off) the events ana later served lunch to the children. The winners of the various events are listed below: KINDERGARTEN Walking Race: (Girls) -- Lyn- ne Paterson, Hettie Wessels, Rut Sibma; (Boys) Randy Small, Bruce Paddick, Ronnie Weather- up. Bumny Hop: (Girls)--Virginian Lane, Wessels; (Boys) James Stewart, Dennis Darling, Blake Sweet, Running Race: (Girls) Hettie Wessels, Lynne Paterson, Ruth Sibma; (Boys) Bobby Gale, Ran- dy Small Robert Grant, Leap Frog Jump: (Girls) Vir- ginia Lane, Wanda Craig, Hettie Wessels; (Boys) Robert Grant, Johnnie: Bronsema, Jimmy Twining. Bean Bag Race: (Girls) Jo- Anne Preston, Carolyn Pridie Kathy Anderson: (Boys) Michael Jimmy Alger, Ricky Brouvier, Twining. [Bean Bag Throw: ginia Lane, Susan (Girls) Vir Stoneman Lynne Paterson, Hettie Dennis Lynda Dudley; 7 years: Ingrid Hendriks, Susan Grant, Bar- bara Weatherup; 8 years: Eliza- beth Town, Joanne Slichter, Jo- ange Smith and Laurie English, tied" Bean Bag Throw --~ 6 years: Gail Melvin, Lyon MacPherson, Dawn Adair; 7 years: Lynn Pollard, Ingrid Hendriks, Linda Horack; 8 years: Joanne Slich- ter, Wendy Enburg, Lynn Ed- wargs. Ball Throw -- 6 years: Bar- para Hilton, Patty Purdy, Sandra Vimigon; 7 years: Diane Ing, Ingrid Hendriks, Lyn Bouli; 8 years: Laurie English, Lynda Walker, Christine Wiersma, * JUNIOR BOYS EVENTS Sack Race -- 6 years: Herbie De Jong, Anthony Jones, William Wiersma and Gary Evans, tied; 7 years; Wayne Conners, John Wessels, Ronnie Dudley; 8 years: Peter Etmanski, Wayne Nimigon, John VanderHuevel, Shoe Kick -- 6 years -- Herbie De Jong, Anthony Jones and | Willes Wiersman, tied, Billy Bennet, 3 7 years -- Wayne Connors, |Ricky Ovellette, Georga Yates; |8 years: Glen Lock, Jim Grant, Mike McKnight, Bean Bag Throw -- 6 'years: sey Dejong; 10 years: McLaren Brown, Terry Sutherland, Bill Simpson; 11 years: Tony Dejong, John Gaile, David Horton; vears: Leslie Paddick, Don Ro- man, Don Boychyn; 13 years: Ronnie Conners, Larry Shaw, Payl Champion. Hop, Step and Jump 9 years: David Lane, Casey De- jong, Gregory McConnell; 10 years: David McKay, Peter Pei- dri, Terry Sutherland; 11 years: DAvid Horton, Tony Dejong, John Gaile; 12 yeats: Don Boy- chyn, Frankie Gaw, Eddie Reids; 13 years: David Peidri, Terry Hill, Bob Jackson. Running Broad Jump 9 years: Bill Van Deuren, Arthur Wiersma, Michael Bryan; 10 years: Larry Livette, Bruce Brown, Bobby Rodd; 11 years: Tony De Jong, John Gaid, Glen Powell 12 years: Don Roman, Bill Adair, Don Beychyn; 13 years: Ronnie Conners, Kenny Dudley, Paul Champion. Dash -- 9 years: Ken Skipper, {Barrie Harvey, Rainer Gingen- (haven; 10 years: Terry Suther- land, Bobby Rodd, Stanley Small, 11 years: David Horton, Tony De Jong, Glen Powell; 12 years: Don Roman, Don Boychyn, Peter A spokesman for the druggisis of Whitby has told the Chamber of Commerce that they do nol feel it is necessary for a drug store to remain open on Sundays in the town. Charles Snelgrove appeared before a meeting of the chamber directors this week in reply to a request from town council that the chamber ascer- tain whether druggists would plan a schedule to be open for a few hours every Sunday. Mr. Snelgrove said that he had contacted all the druggists in the town since council's discussion of the matter and found that not one was of the opinion that a drug store should remain open here on Sunday. Chamber vice-president Wil- liam Morrison said that only re- centiy he had had occasion to purchase a bottle of liniment on a Sunday and found he had to go to Oshawa to make the pur- chase. "Why didn't you call me at my home?" asked Mr, Snelgrove, "I would rather come down to the store to sell the item than stay in there four or five hours, "We could be open from 1 pm. to 5 p.m. on Sunday but what guarantee is there that that is when all the emergencies will arise?" asked Mr, Snelgrove. Druggists To Open On Sunday z Not grove, He said that there Is nol a druggist in town who will mot come to his store at any time in an emergency. Mr. Morrison sald get sick on Sunday' as on any other day. What would happen they were given a prescription? \ "You have to telephone the doctor to get him," said ! Snelgrove. "Why can't you also call the druggist at his home?" "1 still think one store should he open each Sunday," said Mr. 'Morrison, y : FILM, CIGARS "What for?" asked Mr. Snel- grove, "To sell films and cigars? I think people want the drug stores open for convenience rath- er than emergencies. There will be no drug stores open in Whitby until we feel it is necessary." He said that Most preserip- tions brought into his store are not in the nature of an emer- gency, He said that some have been made out for days before they are presented to the drug- gist, He said that he and any other druggist in Whitby would come to his store at 3 a.m, {an emergency. He said that instead of plan- ning on opening on Sunday, he was hoping for shorter hours, He "And after I have closed that afternoon, am I through for the said that 'at present he closes his |siore at 6 p.m and on Wednes- that people theft customers from getting iflown money in the meters when have Mr. sion at a in|"Think of the turmoil he goes Suggest Merchants Solve Parking Fines merchants Mr. flin. might take a in keeping|ihere and if the meters parking tickets by putting their|they them taken out." they notice they are empty. The| In reply suggestion avose during a discus-|reported ing of -the cham-($10,000 per year of directors this week|Cost of aperation, includin the| pairs, he said, js about forced | year. The present meters, said, are 10 years old ber's boa when one member said that meter bylaw was being enf too rigidly. Robert Collins said that he thought the metres were being policed too much, He said an Ajax customer had come into his store recently, then ed he had forgotten to pi in the parking meter ai ed to his car to find Chamber president Jol said that he believed that ing Meter Inspector Eric Cl gave errant motorists 10 minufes grace after he noticed a violat before he gave the ticket out. Gordon ~ Mifflin sympathized with the parking meter inspector in the decisions he has to make. man these old meters. He does rost| rather than realizing a profit from their operation. WHITBY PRACTICE through," he said, COURTESY TICKET He noted that in some towns in the US, if a ticket is paid within the hour it is found on ment Store." Frost, day or do I come back again if|day afternoons, while others re- someone else finds he has to have man, open hii § pam, a Dicer a prescription filled immediate: | ey 8 . |a prescrip immediate-| oral he said, "but Il be at ly? |" He said that even if it were it." |arranged that each store alter-| The chamber was also asked to the car, the driver is charged |ouly 25 cents, rather than $1. He said it might be a good idea to try some such courtesy system in Whitby. j Mr, Frost sald that all drivers MORE LIQUOR "Don'f you think this problem the merchants?" asked "We put them in the merchants decide should be removed can petition council and to a question, Mr, Frost, that the meters bring in Whitby. re: per] , he but "we have a wonderful parking meter who and repairs not go for this ilea of trading for mew meters every time a new mode! out. If we indulged in that sort of thing, the town would al- ket.|ways be paying for new stots Director Horace Hiscox sald that one merchant, Hudson Mar- shall, often puts pennies in meters for cars outside his store and jeaves a little ticket saying that "You are safe for 10 minutes, courtesy of Mercantile Depart- "There's your answer", sald M, No other action was taken. ~THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturday, June 18, 1960 § Greenwood Chapt. Has Garden Party the social events of the season, With perfect weather, lovely garden, spacious grounds, gay with colored pennants, the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Doner, Brock St. N., was the scene of the, annual garden tea and bake sale of the Viscount Greenwood I0DE Chapter which is always one of The Standard was in a prom- inent position and the hostess, Mrs. H. P. Doner, received with the Regent, Mrs, F. W. Browne. Guests were from Port Perry, Oshawa, Toronto, Pickering and Whitby. ' Mesdames M. Starr, M. B, Dymond, G. Conant, H. Arnold, presided at The. attractively ap. pointed tea table, Mrs, H. T, Fal lalse was general convener, and mémbers assisting were: Mes. dames F. Murdock, R. Hatch, George Anderson, G., A. Welsh, H. C. Phillips, James Ross, J. M, Roblin, 8. Osborne, A. E. Stur. gess and F, W, Marsh, Section No, 4, Weed is unoces, os Is sufficient to prevent TOWN OF WHITBY NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS "RE WEEDS Weeds on vacant lots are not only unsightly, but ore @ public nuisance. Do your part to eradicate this nuisance. tario, states: "Every occupant of lend, or if the lond pied, the owner, shall destroy oll weeds desig nated noxious by the regulations, es often in every year NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN to the owners of oll vocont fonds in the Town of Whitby, that unless action is taken by June 18th, 1960, to conform with the terms of the Act, said lands will be entered upon and treated. The cost of such treatment will be charged ogainst the taxes of the lands in Control Act, Province of On the ripenin of their seeds." R30. 1950, CA21, 5.3. OSLO (AP)--Norwegians drink more alcohol every year, the Nor- wegian statistical bureau reports. Total spending for liquor, beer question, Hayfever is principally coused by Rogweed. Ragweed, therefore, requires speciol and continuous attention and should be uprooted, cut or sprayed by chemical immediately growth is evident. and wine last year was $120, Bobbie Treen; (Boys) 700,000, an increase of 6.5 per 0 Corby; 13 years: Kenny Dudley, Darling, Robert Grant, é c} equires Ronnie Conners, Paul Champion. know the law which requires nated and remained open onc ascertain if there were any doc- that money be put in the meter Yor Ee a ould tors on call on Sunday, One The co-operation of oll citizens is earnestly solicited. John Sheddon, Willes Wiersman, Bobble y1ian Lord and Jack Knecht; 7 Cole, 'Skipping Race: (Girls) Lynne years: Wayne Connors, George School letters were presented Yates, Kenny Twining; 8 years: to the following children for the mean 13 days without a day off for the druggist. {member assured the board that (there is one doctor on call at all as soon as the car is parked. |cent over 1958. F. L. BARLOW, WEED INSPECTOR, Paterson, Wanda Craig, Bobbie Treen. Sack Race (Boys): James Stewart, Kenneth Grant, Kenneth Ginter. Hippety Hop Skip: (Girls) Het- tie Wessels, Vanessa Bryan, Wan- da Craig; (Boys) James Stew- art, Mathew Madden and Dennis Darling. Hopping. one foot: (Gir's Wanda Craig, Susan Stoneman, Bobbi Treen; (Boys) Dennis Dar- ling, Robert Grant, Bobby Cole. Shoe Kick: (Girls) Hettie Wes- sels, Carolyn Pridie, Vanessa Bryan; (Boys) Bruce Paddick, Kenneth Grant, Blake Sweet. JUNIOR GIRLS' EVENTS Dash -- 6 years: Gaynor Coutts, Ann Wissink, Ruth Me- Ivor; 7 years: Wendy Wilde, times in the Whitby clinie, ANSWER ANY CALL The chamber then concluded "There is no group better qual-|that since a doctor is available, ified to say whether drug stores|that he could contact a druggist should be open on Sunday than | if the emergency was great the druggists," said Mr. Snel-'enough. Chamber Seeks County Building TOWN OF WHITBY --.- | Whithy Churches Let's all go to Church this Sunday EMMANUEL REFORMED CHURCH REV, GERRIT REZELMAN 3rd Concession West of Brock N. highest number of points in their age group. Crest winners for kindergar- ten: Girls, Hettie Wessels; Boys, James Stewar Winners of * Junior Girls -- 6 years: Ruth |Melvor, Lynne McPherson and| ears: Ingrid| Laurie Eng / | Peter Etmanski, Jim Heard, |Wayne Shaw. Dash -- 6 years: Herbie De Jong, Gary Evans, Billy Duke; 7 years: Wayne Connors, Ronnie Dudley, Billy Martin; 8 years: Peter Etmanski, Gary Twining, John VanderHuevel. : | / Ball Throw -- 6 years: Joel|Barbara Hilton; 7 y Knight, Gary Evans, Herbie De|Hendriks; 8 years: Jong; 7 years: Wayne Conners, |lish. Kenny Twining, Ricky Brow n:| Junior Boys -- B years: ol 8 years: Peter Etmanski, Glen|bie De Jong; 7 yearsx.-Waync Locke, Bobby Simpson.' Conners; 8 years: Peter Etman- Skipping -- 6 years: Anthony (ski. : . Jones, Gary Evans; 7 years: | Senior Girls -- 9 years: Debbie George Yates, Henry Vander- Majcher; 10 years: Anne Har-| whithy's Chamber of Com-|that 70 per cent of the county Iheuven, Ricky Ovellette; 8 years: (vey; 11 years: Patty Nicholsimerce will petition the Ontario|population is located in the south [David Preston, Laurie Langon, Susan Dudley; 112 years: Linda county Council to build its new|of the county. . (Michael McKnight and Jimmy Maicher, |administration building here in| Both resolutions noted that the Heard, tied. | Senior Boys -- 9 years: Bar whithy, Directors at a meeling| ciizens of the town recognize the [SENIOR GIRLS rie Harvey; 10 years: Jerry Suth-|this week heard that the Port|penefits of iaving a county ad- Diane King, Ingrid Hendriks; 8| Dash -- 9 years: Yvonne Mc. |¢dland; 11 years: David Horton; Perry Chamber of Commerce is|ministration building here and ay and Debbie Majcher tied: |12 years: Don Roman; 13 |working to get the new building|poth pointed out that it would be years: Laurie English, Joanne |K | Smith, Lynda Walker. Veima Dudley, Carolyn Jeffrey: years: Ken Dudley. in their town. . a loss to the town to have the At the last meeling of county administration portion move out |[J® - Sack Race -- 6 years: Candy|10 years: Susan Grant, Anne Har- t 'Whitby Knights council, the property commitiee|of Whitby. foons, Lynda Dudley, Rut Me vey, Dorohty Dair; 11 years: h k f vor; years: Ingri endriks,| Susan Dudley, Patty Nichols, Lou- was authorized to seek a site for The resolution will be bi . hod present a new counly administration ed at next week's meeting, of| | Plan Breakfast The last regular meeting of the Susan Sturgess, Beverly Bow-|ise Jackson and Lynn Probert, Fh building. The county plans to county council, season of Council 4895 Knights of Whitby Community Swimming Pool SWIMMING AND WATER SAFETY CLASSES As in previous years<the Whitby Community Swimming Pool will again conduct classes in swimming and water safety dur- ing the months of July and August. Classes will be held under competent supervision for beginners and for those wishing ad- vanced instruction or instruction to qualify for Red Cross or Royal Life Saving Society awards. Tests for such awards will be held during the latter port of August. Classes will probably be held each moming, Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 nodh. class is from one-half to three-quarters of on hour. $3.00 per person will be charged. Those wishing to reg are at the Council Chambers on 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. GORDON McMAHON, Chairman, Whitby Community Swimming Pool Board. f, 'D" Crests Monday through Duration of each A fee of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church REV. D. MARSHALL BYRON ST. S. AT ST. JOHN ST, q d to make applicati June 23rd or June 24th from 9:45 AM. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 am.--Dutch Service 11 AM. 11 a.m.~Sunday School in MORNING WORSHIP English Jr, congregation arid Beginners' classes 9:45 AM, -- BIBLE CLASS 7 p.m.==English Service Everyone Is Heortily Welcomed man: 8 years: Joanne Smith, |tied; 12 years: Linda Majcher Lynda Walker and Florence|Anne Bronsema, Lillian Har turn the present building over for Vander - Mullen tied, Catherine grave, Boake. --- Ball Throw--Nine years: Deb- Skipping -- 6 years: Ruth Mc- ble Majcher, Velma Douglas, the administration of justice and Imove county offices to a new building. : Ivor, Patly Purdie, Arlene Har- Lois Bowyer; 10 years: Dorothy rison; 7 years: Wendy Marchant; (Dair, Anne Harvey, Susan Grant; Barbara Weatherup, Ingrid Hen-|11 years: Patty Nichols, Susan driks; 8 years: Judy St. John, Dudley, Sue English; 12 years: Laurie E Smith Shoe Kick -- 6 years: Lynne MacPherson, Barbara Hilton, NFB Films On TV Praised By Minister OTTAWA (CP) -- Use of Na- tional Film Board films on tele vision is stimulating general pub- lie interest in the board's duction, Citizenship Minister| Fairclough said Friday, She was replying in the Com. mons to Douglas Fisher (CCF-- Port Arthur) who said use of the films on television tends to can- cel out later public distribution Mrs. Fairclough said films used on television are available for general distribution 30 days after they have "been shown. Broadcasting of the board's films is not diminishing public show. ings, she said. Number Of Indian Agents Stepped Up 'OTTAWA (CP) -- Citizenship Minister Fairclough said Fri day the goverment is trying to pro- Years: Debbie Majcher, Byng, Linda Ouellette. Running Broad Jump: 9 years: Debbie Majcher, Helen Saulnier, Mary Molyneaux; 10 years: Judy Epglish, Sharon Mehring, Susan Grant; 11 years: Susan Dudley, Patty Nichols, Zena Thompson; 12 years: Lynda Majcher, An- nette Van Den Brink, Anne Bronsema, Hop, Step and Jump -- 9 Patsy McLean, Carolyn Jeffrey; 10 (years: Anne Harvey, Judy En- glish, Dorothy Dair; 11 years: Sandra Fowler, Jennifer Knight, paizy Nichols; 12 years: Anne ronsema, Bonnie Byng, Lynda Majcher. ev Standing Broad Jump 9 years: Debbie Majcher, Gail Mebring, Stephanie Strowger; 10 years: Anne Harvey, Dorothy Dair, Mary Saulnier; 11 years: Lyn Probert, Sandra Jones, El- len McLean; 12 years: Anne Bronsema, Linda Majcher, Bon. nie Byng. SENIOR BOYS Standing Broad Jump: 9 years: Barrie. Harvey, Michael Bryan; Paul Gaile and Casey Dejong, tied; 10 years: Terry Suther- land, Stanley Small, Bobby Rodd; 11 years: David Horton, Richard Melless, Allan Mad- Lynda Majcher, correct the situation in which it has more welfare officers for| animals than for people in the| Northwest Territories. | Mervyn Hardie (L -- Macken! zie, River) \Jaid the Indian. af.| fairs branch has 'been slow inl recognizing the need for mor: Indian agents in the northland There were 23 game wardens bu! | only four departmental welfare péople in his constituency, Mrs, Fairclough said the gov- ernment is stepping up the num bér of its agents in the Macken zie District this year to 17. den; 12 years: Bill Adair, Don Boychyn, Don Roman; 13 years: Kenneth Dudley, Derek Hill, Paul Champion, High Jump -- 9 years: Randy Sutherland, Kelly Dilling, Casey Dejong; 10 years: Bruce Brown, Terry Sutherland, Gordon Ste- venson; 11 years: John Gaile Glen Powell, David: Horton; 12 |years: Don Roman, Peter Cor- ley, Calvin Smith; 13 years: David Peidri, Kenny Dudley, Ronnie Conners. Ball Throw -- 9 years: Barrie |Harvey, Gregory McConnell, Ca- Columbus was held last Wednes- day evening at St. John The Evangelist parish hall in the form of a Clergy Night. Visitors were: Rev, Dean Dwyér, Oshawa wather Darby, Ajax, Father Mc-| Mahon, Pickering, Father Gig-| nac, Oshawa, Chaplain of the Council, Father Austin, Whitby, The speaker for the evening, was Rev, Dean Dwyer who 'gave a very interesting' talk on his trip to the Holy Land, The speaker ye introduced by brother Maurice O'Connor and thanked by brother Ed. Samanski. The business meeting was con- ducted by James Smyth, Grand Knight. Arrangements were made for the corporate communion and breakfast to be held Sunday, June 19, at the Whitby parish hall, After the breakfast election will be held for the coming term. 'Shower For Member Of Home League The Salvation Army Women's Ho League held its weekly meeting last Thursday at the Citadel. Mrs. Ruth Horswell opened the meeting and was in charge of the devotional. A short business meeting was held and the members discussed the arrangements for the fare- well of Captain and. Mrs. Zwick- er. This will be held June 26, also some of the members wil be in charge of the welcome meeting of Captain and Mrs. Roberts, of Toronto, the new offi- cers to establish residence in {Salvation Army Men's Fellowship Oddly enough, two members of the council had prepared resolu- tions to be sent on to the count council asking that the new build. ing be erected in Whitby, Both '| chamber president John R. Frost and director Arthur Conrad pre- sented their petitions. Both noted that all other county offices are located in Whitby and to move the administration building elsewhere would add to communication expenses between the two offices. It was also noted CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY, June 20 United Church YPU Co-operative Credit Union bank. ing night St. John Men's Club Port Whitby Viscount Greenwood Chapt, IODE Florence Davey Group TUESDAY, June 21 Faith Baptist Church YPA Group Women's Christiar * Temperance Union WEDNESDAY, June 22 Whitby Red Cross work room St. John's Anglican Church WA work meeting Canadian Legion Ladies Aux, Presbyteens THURSDAY, June 23 Zalvation Army Women's Home League All Saints' Anglican Church St. Margaret's Guild Pot Luck Supper |do something to urge businessmen to dress up their places of busi (holidays. It was decided that Mrs, Businesses Asked To Decorate Householders and businessmen of Whitby are being urged by the Chamber of Commerce to de. corate their homes or stores for July 1, Canada's birthday. The best decorated will be selected and recognized by the chamber. At this week's meeting, direc- tor Arthur Conrad said that he had noted that on May 23 only {two business establishments dis- |played eithe® bunting or flags. "I was a bit ashamed," said. The next national holiday, he said, Is July 1, Dominion Day, and he asked that the chamber he ness for this holiday. "We should take a little more pride in our town and also edu- cate the coming generation," he said, During discussion which follow. | ed, it was suggested that the chamber conduct a campaign to encourage decorating for national Joyce Burns, a director, would be appointed judge, with power to add to her committee, to select ST. CATHARINES ATHLETICS VS WHITBY RED WINGS Monday, June 20th 9 P.M. "Whitby Community Arena CHILDREN 25¢ Wiiftby Baptist Church Rev. J. M. Ward, Minister Mrs. W. E. Summers, AT.CM, 10:00 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 1AM, Adventurers' Evangelistic Team 7:00 P.M. EVENING SERVICE FAITH BAPTIST 419 BROCK ST, N., WHITBY Pastor: Rev, E. C. Corbett, B.Th. 9:15 AM. RADIO BROADCAST 9:45 AM. 11 AM, Our Missionaries Mr. & Mrs. Aubrey Clarke 7 PM, Evangelistic Service Our Pastor speokii (Everyone Welcome) IODE VISCOUNT GREENWOOD CHAPTER SUMMER DAY CAMP D'HILLIER PARK 9 A.M. TO 4.30 P.M. Boys 6 to 10 years ........ July 4th to July 15th Girls 6 to 12 years ...... July 18th to July 29th Transportation: By bus from Town Park, Brock St. S, Kinsmen Park and Dundas St. School. CAMPERS BRING YOUR LUNCH: MILK IS" PROVIDED the best decorated home or busi- ness on Dominion Day. ! Application forms may be obtained at local schools At WA Meeting Whitby, oe A large number of the mem-| Mrs. Dorothy Archer and Mve. hers -of the United Church WA Family Monuments Fran Locke will be attending the|Evening Group enjoyed a delici-| Home League camp at Roblinjous pot luck supper to close the| Lake on June 21 to 24, The next|final meeting of the season. Afier| and last meeting of the Home doing justice to the variety of League will be held June 28. [tasty dishes provided by those] After the business meeting, a present, Mrs, Joyce Cox led in | &t/ LAST TIME TODAY Phone MO 8-3¢)8 Evening Shows at 7 and 9 p.m. Saturday Matinee at 1:30 P.M. Bersongiey by nme Gare tases ot A Dowel Production + 4 A FERRI NNONT GUESTSTARS *oanstnasns James Darren "Duane Eddy ans me Rebels Moar James Darren sing "Because They'm Young™ Avaliable on Colptr Records PRERARNRR RRR RNA RA AN ORR NORA RR ORR PLUS--Travelogue -- Cartoon -- Adventure Ld * . bd . » - - | Locke, Mrs, Betty Wilson, Mrs. | | Verna Hill and Mrs. Mary Pres- tivities of the meeting were en- |joyed by all. shower of blessings was held in "oror of Mrs, Kathy Reid, whol (was presented with lovely gifts, meeting Tea hostesses were: Mrs, F.| ton. the business of the evening, Plans were made for the open in October, Bazaar| items were asked to he brought le the October meeting. The ac- RORY Createa To Individual Requirements STAFFORD BROS. Monumental Works 318 Dundas Eost MO 8-3552 GASOLINE AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICE Call VIGOR OIL 78 BOND WEST ' OSHAWA : Telephone 3-1109 Good mil Eas, Camp Convenor . . . Mrs. R, Langford. C Marg Tweedy, Connie George, Joen Colder, Sue Reymolds. For information phone Camp Director Mrs. J. Kirk, at MO 8-4927; Mrs. Browne, at MO 8-4383; Mrs. Welsh at MO 8-2321. ni When You Give 1 NM 7 Rev. John M. Smith, Mrs. J. Beaton, A.R. Rev. A, M. Butler, B.A, "Assistant Minister THE VOWS WE MAKE (2). THE VOWS SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 AM. Girls and Boys 9'vears and over n under WHITBY UNITED CHURCH Girls and boys B.A., B.D. = Minister T7.C. -- Organist OF MEMBERSHIP AM, "AM, Infant Care 9 vears Junior Worship Pentecostal WHITBY'S REVIVAL CENTRE 307 BROCK REV. JOHN SCARR, Pastor Tabernacle ST. NORTH PHONE MO 8-5772 8:45 AM.--RADIO BROADCAST CKLB OSHAWA 9:45 AM.--OUR GROWING SUNDAY SCHOOL A Special Feature for Father's this Sunday 11:00 AM.--PASTOR PREACHING 7:00 P.M.--Subject: "THE IDEAL HOME" $pecial Music by our own Talent EVERYONE WELCOME TO ATTEND St. John The Evangelist Church GIFFORD ST., WHITBY, ONT. CENTENARY NEWS Corpus Christi Outdoor Procession Sunday, June 19 at 3 p.m. ALL ARE INVITED INFORMATION CLASSES Conducted in Church Meeting Room Mon. & Wed. 8 p.m. -- MO 8-3676 ANNUAL ST. CHRISTOPHER BLESSING OF CARS will be'given at Church parking lot on Sunday June 26, from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. NG All are Welcome to Attend These Events. r Nd