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WHITBY And DISTRICT Town Had Model PRESENT LACROSSE TROPHIES School, Report Strong demands are placed heard belter reading in po other| upon officials today to increase! school in the Province. '| teachers' salaries, A glance at the, Ope master was criticized for annual report from the Board of his inability to teach and main- | Education for the town of Whit-|tain control in the class. The in- by in the year of 1890 would in-| gpector said, "I am sorry to have dicate that teachers were, at one/to report that, owing to his de- time, fairly well paid. fective hearing, his order is very The principal and modern lan- poor and he fails generally to se- uage master was paid $1300 in| cure the attention of his classes, 890. This compares favorably The other members of the staff with the average salary paid to) are doing good service." principals today. The purchasing! pithy had a Model School in power of the dollar has decreas: i, 1590°s, A Model School was a ed, but salaries have increased |i ;ining school for teachers. At proportionately. that time there were no Teachers' Teachers faigties ranged fom Colleges. $800 to $900. There were five . - teachers, including the principal : he Suual Tepolt Saye 8 is: at the Collegiate Institute in 1890.('0ta el School is 200 with THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, October 1, 7960 § HISTORIC AREA |bec was the scene of the first le aux Coudres in the St. Law- Roman Catholic mass celebrated rence River 65 miles below Que- on Canadian soil, in 1535. lof the Mo: Total number of pupils on the rol 9) average attendance of 120." The alarming low rate of average attendance can be attributed to Whitby being situated in an agri-| cultural area. Many of the older| boys attended school in the latter part of the fall season owing to harvesting of crops. Once the| crops had been harvested, they] attended school, There were two other Publie| Schools in Whitby during the early 90's. Dufferin Street and Henry Street School buildings were, at that time 35 to 40 years old. Considerable interest was shown in the condition of the buildings. In the report Dufferin| Street School was described as repaired, cleaned and kal- was 182. The attendance in the different] forms was: Form 1, 41; Form IL, 46: Form 111, 2 and Form 1V, 22,| The report states, "The attend-| ance in the three highest forms) show that during the last two years the then lower forms have been receiving a proper amount of well directed attention. The 22 reading for University Matricula- tion for pass and honor subjects and for First and Second class Certificates." ° : At the Departmental examina tions in June, 1890, 74 per cent ol the candidates were successful, A Commercial and Industrial | course was offered to the students *. . , {pupils in the highest form are| 7%7% |of the Institute » % § [be "Trinidad Youth Gave us a lof the Collegiate Institute, The somined and is in a good state ol {report states 'The efforts of the Yepail. Be, total number o a ovide instruction in| pupils 1s 90 Liat and Indusrial sub- Henry Street school had Jour |jects have been very successful | teachers including the principal. |and for the first time in the his-/A total number of 230 pupils were |tory of the Institute, Diplomas | registered at the school. It was | are being offered. Twenty pupils described as . . . an expensive have received building to heat becalise a its age these di é ring the pres and defects in construction. 1h these iv omas Suing te | buildings and outbuildings are in In the inspector's report, he as good repair and sanitary con- praised the Collegiate Institute on dition possible considering IN AUTUMN Pictured after their wedding recently in St. John The Evan- gelist Church, Whitby, are Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Maurice Van Hemmen. The bride, the for- mer Henny Marietta Van Lee- as Let Us Help You Keep Thal Well Groomed Look CARDINAL CLEANERS 'Z "Just A Little Bit Better" oro CORNER THICKSON'S RD. AND HWY. NO. 2 PHONE RA 8-5611 WE KNOW MODERN FABRICS Free Pickup and Delivery -- Satisfaction 'Guaranteed ® The newest most modern plant in the arco ® Group or individual tours on complete processing at any time. CEREMONY wen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Van Leewen, of Bowmanville, and the bride- groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Van Hemmen, of Whitby. --Photo by Peter Elling its reading and writing. "I haveltheir age " WHITBY PERSONALS Plans Brid On Tuesday, Oct. 4 the annual] On Monday, Sheila, daughter of ans Il ge Autumn Thankoffering meeting of Mr, and Mrs Gordon Petch, willl The regular meeting of the |the WMS will be held in the be celebrating her third birthday. Castle Chapter (Senior Group) of assembly hall at 3 p.m. Mrs. G. Her friends wish her many happy Ontario Ladies' College was held | |Lappas will review highlights of returns of the day. at the home of Mrs. 8. L. Os- the second Observer Tour to the borne on Monday. Mrs, Leo Gra | (Caribbean Mission. Her topic will Castle Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gamma and their son Randy, of 'Midland, are| weekend guests at the home of] their sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs, M. J. Richardson of Athol St meeting, Plans were made for the annual bridge which will be '|held at the college on Monday, '|Oct, 24 at 2 p.m. Guests ' at the meeting were |Lift", It will be illustrated by | |pictures taken on her tour. i 1 Mr. and Mrs. M. Kerr, of [Byron St. N., have returned after |visiting relatives in Kingston and P it Chapter IODE, Mrs. F. W.|the college. Dainty refreshments rescott, Browne, 504 Dundas St. W., is|were served by Mrs. Oshorne and Mr. and Mrs. C. Taylor and opening her home on Monday | Mrs. Gray presided at the tea children, of Parry Sound, were evening to the executive men-|table. guests on Sunday at the home of bers. | Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brear, of Mrs. G. Holliday, Brock St. N., Anes st. is opening her home on Tuesday Mrs. Gordon Glenney is open- to the WA members of St. ing her home on Tuesday eve- Andrew's Presbyterian Church, ning to the members of Whitby Baptist Church Women's Mission| Mrs. C. S. Noble, Mrs, W. Mc. TV DEBATE NEW YORK (AP) Vice- Kennedy will debate again next Friday at 8:30 p.m. ADT on all major U.S television networks. The hour-long program, the sec- ond of a series of four, will orig- Regent of Viscount Greenwood members of the teaching staff of| DUPLICATE BRIDGE North and South: Mrs. Booth and Miss F th 76%, Mrs. Wil son and Mrs. Spratt 75, Mr. and Mrs. Wells 73%, Mr. and Mrs. Heron 59%. | East and West: Mr, and Mrs McCann 74, Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. MacGillivray 69%2, Mr, and Mrs Juby 65, Mrs, and Miss Bovay |president, conducted the business 6: | BROOKLIN CONCRETE PRODUCTS LIMITED © | or. 2 Ni . ? During the Ontario Inter- Brooklin on Thursday, two tro- | during 1960 to Don Craggs. In phies were presented to two | the lower picture the Dow Brooklin Meadowcrest players, | Kingsbeer Trophy for the most In the upper picture, Frank | popular player in Brooklin La- Med ugh of Whithy, left, | crosse this season is presented presents the McCullough Jewel-'| to Doug Vipond, right, by Dow Dairy Juniors To Join Jr. B By CLIFF GORDON {with keen interest, Already man hy Hillcrest Dairy hockey! ager Ivan Davie has made a dea ! be a Jr. B That dent Joe ve. This will be the co-operation and t Whitby has had a'from the Burley Bus Lines. will be a real] The Whitby am has lost elected manager number of la his able coach! ship team play lers Award to the most valuable | mediate "A" lacrosse finals at | player for Brooklin Lacrosse | entry, whereby the team will travel by is the latest word| bus for all out of town games. The Luke of the|deal was made with considerable consideration a ear's champion-| ¢ but still has the| inn Callister, Mrs. R. V. McLaughlin Circle, and Mrs, Daly, of Toronto, mem- bers of the National Council of Women's Auxiliary to Catholic Church Extension, attended the Mission tea and display held at the home of Mrs. R. McCloskey, 102 Mary St. E. Mr, and Mrs. A, K. Roberts, of Euclid St., entertained at their home on Friday evening in honor representative Bill Reid. The [of Mr. Frank Roberts' birthday presentation took place prior to |A tasty lunch was served by the the final period of the Inter. |hostess. i inate in Washington, SMOKELESS mediate "A"" game between | BOWLING NEWS | Brooklin Meadowcrests and | Niagara Falls Indians. The final score was 21 to 10 for the home team. ~Oshawa Times Photo WHITBY MEN'S m-------- MAJOR LEAGUE iray another hard working for- ward with a year's experience/a couple of shut-outs with Bud under his belt. {Cooke's "Esso" applying the Bob Tripp a rugged rear guard|whitewash to Hillcrest Dairy and is slated for a try out with the Burtinsky Florists also taking all Niagara Falls Jr. A. team and|the points against Wilson's Food just what will become of that is| Market, Bassett's Jewelery took lof course not known. But should! two from Courtice Pharmacy and he not make it there, we sure|Whitby Mercantile Salvaged two j| would like to see him in a Whit-| points from Hambly Tire. High by uniform again this year scores were at a premium but The local team has a good ex-| expect much improved scores in ecutive behind them and we feel the near future they will help out where ever| gigh Triples this week they are needed with manager | Cassell's 849 (303, 280, 266); van avie Jim Doug 15 follows: Hon. president, Morris|g13 (323, 270); Chuck Gill 782 (275 Wootton; president, Joe Luke; | 958). Sol Himes 743 (308); Mick- makings of another top conten-| vice president, F red Fisher; S€C- ay McMaster 722 (265). not defeinite|der. Back from last year will expected that there|Ken Roberts, the rugged captai from ur to ¢. The definite ones defenceman Barrie, Whitby and a there is around om Toronto ich wil Lyn Middleton a in A hockey and home games Also expected Newmarket rhaps a team from defence or up forward, w can arrange ice/ Tran a sparky forward, yanville. The ne xt Luke a 'hard worker, plays botl will be here in| forward and defence, Tom Tush 2 at which time ingham, a forward, I be drawn up. player but mak up for already spirit, Mike Morrison, in Orange. meeti vy on Oct. 1 wil it hitby team is be n seven teams|of the Whitby team and as good as hi another n Ravina blue liner, Dave Nicholishen the the scoring champion of the league last year. Big Nick is at home on Elmer Gord not a classy in a young looking forward to the winter hard working forward and Mike r\fONDAY, Oct. 3. . Yi ar eof Wal, ireasurer, Good singles rolled Fred Webber. Then with Bill], pias Cirkw! 2: Steffler back sponsoring the team | Sweet 284, Jim Kirkwhite 263, we feel more than sure that the| Marty Jordan 261, Wilf Hubbard " i dwar 25 'ne town of Whitby will be in for one|2% Manning Swartz 254, Lorne of the best years of Jr, hockey Pollard 254, Smiley Cummings we have had for some time. There|233: will be new faces, new teams and we hope lots of new fans. We will keep you posted as to signings| and possible new players as soon as we get them bu ' CLUB CALENDAR WHITBY LADIES' CANDY BOWLING LEAGUE Allsorts, 8; Gumdrops, 7; Hum- igs, 6: Jelly Beans, 4; Life Savers, Maple Buds, 8; Peppermints, 9. High Triples I. Mothersill 785, G. Wiles 703, H. Bastarache 605, D, Kehoe 577. High singles I. Mothersill 316, 257, 212; G. Wiles 293, 208, n 1; Lollipops, 5; United Church YPU WHITBY BROCK whey LAST TIME Evening Srows at 6:55 & 9:05 TODAY Feature Starts at 6:55 & 9:25 ALL THAT IS UNCONQUERABLE IN MAN...ALL ADULT ENTERTAINMENT BURT AUDREY LANGASTER- HEPBURN Directed by JOHN Produced by JAMES MECHT-HILLLANCASTER prasest AUDIE JOHN CHARLES LILLIAN GISH | JOSEPH WISEMAN MURPHY - SAXON - BICKFORD cr so "So we Screenplay by BEN Y ayes aww um ve | TECHNICOLOR® MAD SNp-------- 4 JET PRODUCTIONS, INC PCT SATURDAY MATINEE STARTS AT 1:30 Whitby Baptist Church Explorers Whitby Ont. Hospital Nurses Al. United Church Senior Evening Aux WMS All 'Saint's Anglican Church Evening Guild Branch Emmanuel Reformed Church Ladies Aid 202; D Kehoe 264, H. Bastar- ache 258, G. Gale 230, E. Mason 226, P. Bremmer 224, R. Robb 222, M. Pope 207, E. Walker 206, E. Greenley 206, W. Wilkinson 202 and B. urgess 201. Seek Space Frontier HAMBURG, West Germany (Reuters)--Where does space be- gin? Some 750 Western and Com munist lawyers from 37 countries tackled that question at a recent meeting here of the International {Law Association and found they couldn't answer it They agreed relatively easily {that there should be no right of Knights of Columbus sovereignty in outer space but Almond's Church WA ran into trouble when they tried Four Leaf Clover H and S Assoc, to define where outer space be- THURSDAY, Oct. 6 gins and air sovereignty rights Salvation Army Women's Hbme League One group suggested the di Co-op Guild viding line should be where the Faith Baptist Church WMS earth's gravitational pull ends, a | re - -- (little less than 1,000,000 miles up. BODY FOUND | Tht Soviet Union provisionally | TAMPA, Fla. (AP)--The body Suggested a height of 50 mile of an 83-year-old Negro man wag and a US. university professor found Friday in a house after ex- Wanted the boundary to be the terminators pumped deadly one within which satellites had fumes inside the structure to kill {to keep as they circled the eartl ermites and rodents. Arthur Wil. to avoid burning up through frie liams apparently died sitting in|tion heat in the TUESDAY, Oct. 4 Salvation Army Cubs-~ Whitby Baptist Church CGIT | Faith Baptist Church YPA ISt. Andrew's Presbyterian Church WA United Church WMS St. John The Evangelist CWL Whitby Baptist Church WMS | | WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5 St. John's Anglican Church WA work meeting St. Andrew's Preshyteens Benevolent: Rebekah Lodge No. 132 | Hillcrest H and S Association |his favorite rocking chair. {shell, The second week of bowling saw |; The executive are powden 820 (360); Myrle Reeson by Perc 1 nese community. It is operated atmospheric its |exceplion Chinese. Have Shower At Home League Meet Salvation Army Women's Home A e held its weekly meeting| last Thursday evening at the Cita: del. The meeting was in the form of a "Stork Shower". A short] meeting was presided over by Family Monuments IR Created To AEs/ Individual Requirements STAFFORD BROS. Monumental Works 318 Dundas East MO 8-3552 OIL FURNACE | CUSTOM Markl | Users report % savings on | oil...cots service costs... introducing a new kind of leather with the rich, waxen softness of a 80[tness in fine wid glove. Air Step tailors i into a beautiful stacked heel pump NEW for fall , , , with the combination I EATHER last and cushioned EXCITEMENT Ort she shoe with the magic sole Unlined Magic Sole that make Air Steps fit and feel so wonderful. 15.95 "PIAZZA" Available in: Green Calf Brown Calf Black Calf Purses to Match Collins Shoes 119 BROCK ST. S. MO 8-3476 ® WHITBY eo OPEN FRIDAY EVENING TILL 9 PM | gives ideal home comfort Mrs, F. Locke. Mrs. Kentner was in charge of the devotional. Mrs. Craig,, Home League member, was presented with per- sonal gifts and numerous baby gifts. During the evening, games| were played. Lunch was served | by Mrs. Kentner, Mrs. Locke, | Mrs, Hewis and Mrs. Jardine, | Malayans E Fight Kidnappers SINGAPORE (Reuters) -- The Singapore government, in an ef- fort to curb the increasingly| threatening activities of organ-| ized kidnapping gangs, is con-| sidering increasing the mavimum penalty for kidnapping from the present 10 years' imprisonment to death by hanging. So far this year, rich Chi- nese businessmen have been Kkid- napped at the rate of roughly one a month, With the exception of one who was left dead in a sub- urban cemetery, they have paid ransoms of up to 150,000 Malay dollars (about $49,000). | This average rate of kidnapping | is based on known cases involving the police. But the rate is, in fact,| believed tobe higher. | A group of Chinese business-| men urged the Chinese Chamber| of Commerce in July to ask the government to take more positive steps against kidnappers. '"'Busi-| nessmen now are afraid to go out," they said in a memoran-| dum. "They worry that one of | them may be the next Vern SELDOM WITNESSED A common pattern runs through all Singapore's kidnap- pings. Each time, it is a Chinese, prominent in business and gener- ally driving in his car. He is either overtaken and forced to the, curb or the road is blocked. Each| time the gangsters get away and| there are seldom any witnesses. | The police have an elaborate plan for preventing the escape of | kidnappers. As soon as the alarm] is re , they close all roads out | of t city in a matter of min.| utes. But frequently they are ex-| asperated by the lack of co- operation from the public, Kidnapping in Singapore is al- most entirely confined to the Chi-| by Chinese secret societies and victims are almost without 102A BYRON §. MO 8-2991 | ANNOUNCEMENT Anyone interested in Badminton is welcome to join the Whitby Badminton its opening night on Monday October 3rd at 7:30 p.m. at the Whitby District High School, on Henry Street. Fees this year players, and fifteen dollars for married couples plus an additional fifty cents per night "Bird Fees". For further information call Mrs. Muriel McKim, MO 8-4868 or in Oshawa Miss Eleanor MacDonald at RA 5-1325, Club. The Club is holding are ten dollars for single Whitby Churches EMMANUEL REFORMED CHURCH REV. GERRIT REZELMAN Third Concession Road West of jo, 12 Highway Whitby Baptist Church Rev. J. M. Ward, Minister Mrs. W. E. Summers, AT.CM, 10:30-=Holland Service, Whitby, 10:30--English Sunday School, 10:00 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 AM. COMMUNION AND. RECEP- TION OF NEW MEMBERS 7:00 P.M. EVENING SERVICE Whitby. 2:30--English Worship at Bowman. ville (in Pentecostal Church), 3/50--Sunsay School at Bowman- ville, 7:00--English Worship at Whitby. Everyone Heartily Welcome from 8:00 o'clock a.m, merce". Jewellers Milliners Tailors Shoe Repairs and Sales Clothing Florists Ladies' Wear Home Appliances Tire and Auto Supplies TOWN OF WHITBY Notice to Retail Merchants Retail Merchants in the Town of Whitby will kindly take notice that a By-law was passed at the regu- lar meeting of Council held on September 12th, re- stricting the hours of trade as follows: "On Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Wednesdays from 8:00 o'clock a.m. to 12:30 o'clock p.m.; On Fridays from 8:00 o'clock a.m. to 9:00 o'clock p.m., EXCEPT when Friday is a Dominion or Public Holiday in which case stores may remain open on Thursdays from 8:00 o'clock a.m. to 9:00 o'clock p.m., ALSO EXCEPT the month of December when the store hours will be announ- ced by retail section of The Chamber of Com- The Retail stores affected are in the following categories: Furniture Stores (Used and New) to 6:00 o'clock p.m.: On Paint and Wallpaper Record Bars Mail Order Office Hardware Stores Men's Wear Children's Wear Bicycle Sales and Repairs Frozen Food Lockers Dry Cleaners "JOHN R. FROST" Clerk, Town of Whitby, St. Andrew's Preshyterian Church REV, D. MARSHALL BYRON ST. S. AT ST. JOHN ST. FAITH BAPTIST 419 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY Pastor: Rev, E. C, Corbett, B.Th, 9:15 AM. RADIO BROADCAST 9:45 AM. SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY DAY 11:00 AM. "What's Your Attitude" Dedication of Sunday School Staff 7:00 P.M, EVANGELISTIC SERVICE WHITBY UNITED CHURCH Rev. John M, Smith, B.A., B.D, Mrs. J. Beaton, AR.T.C. Minister Organist Rev. A. M. Butler, Assistant Minister MORNING WORSHIP T1 A. M. HOLY COMMUNION The Reception of Members 7 PM.--THE MARK OF THE HAWK A film presentation of the work of the Christian Church in Africa. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 AM. Girls and Boys under 9 years 9:45 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL AND BIBLE CLASS 11:00 AM. MORNING WORSHIP BEGINNERS CLASSES & CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR 10:00 AM. Girls and Boys 9 years and over PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE 307 BROCK. N. REV. JOHN SCARR, Pastor Phone MO 8-5772 11:00 AM. Infant Care Junior Worship 8:45 A.M.--Radio Broadcast CKLB Oshgwa 9:45 A.M .--Sunday School 11:00 A.M.--A Special Induction Service for Sunday School Teachers 7:00 P.M.--Guest Speaker: Rev. C. Aide Special Music EVERYONE WELCOME