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WHITBY And DISTRICT | Whitby's Member By GORDON MITCHELL The current Easter Seals " campaign in Whitby has as its 4 symbol Michael Reynolds who as "Timmy" personifies the crippled child. Eleven year old Michael is a victim of muscu- lar dystrophy which now con- fides him to a wheelc chair. Michael was once able to go to school but as the disease has progressed he has had to give up his formal education. He undertook Ontario Depart-|! ment of Education correspon- dence course supervised by his mother, but as there are four younger children in the family it was discovered that the course was too much to under- take. JOINS CUBS Last year Michael was also "Timmy" and as a result of the Whitby Rotary Club's inter- est in the boy he became a ™ member of the Third Whitby Cub Pack of All Saints' Anglican Church. Mrs. Reynolds de- scribes the affect the Cubs have had on her son as "amazing". She says, "he has lost all shyness he ever had and has started to study in an effort to ' bring himself up to the other i MICHAEL, REYNOLDS, WHITBY'S TIMMY boys' level." Michael is aided in his efforts by his younger brothers and sis- ters. Timmy Of Cubs Under the auspices of the Whitby Rotary Club Michael went to a summer camp at Collingwood where he took part in the many activities arranged for handicapped children. How- ever this year will see him at the camp held for the Cubs. There will be no difficulty at all in this arrangement as he is now seen, "just one of the pack", as his mother describes In telling of his evenins spent with the Cubs, Michael en- thusiastically talks of the many activities in which he takes part. He is also fond of swimming, and frequently goes to Picker- ing where swimming lessons are given for disabled children. As the disease has taken its course Michael has gradually lost many of the talents that luckier people take for granted. Just now he is able to wash himself but can do nothing else without the help of his mother. Mrs. Reynolds says, "'he is a boy who has so much to com- plain of but he never does com- plain'. He was given an award by the Cub Pack as a Cub who does not give into him- self. The award was in the form of dishes he can use at the summer camp. * LOST AND FOUND "If you have to get lost, find a policeman!" Louis Dubeau, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hec- tor Dubeau, 801 Byron street north, Whitby, was found wan- dering near Chestnut and Brock street at 12.25 p.m. Friday by PC James Wilson. Louis never said a word for the next two hours and 20 min- utes, but he also never left PC Wilson's 'side. After all, not every boy gets a pair of real handcuffs and a police whis- tle to play with. Louis was re- turned to his father at 2.55 p.m. when the father stopped the cruiser to ascertain whe- ther they had any lost boys. --Oshawa Times Photo £4 | , \ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturday, Merch 24, 1962 5 TICATS OUTSKATE ARGOS TORONTO (CP) -- Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Big Four Foot- ball League Friday night re- tained the Stanley Saucer by de- feating Toronto Argonauts 7-4 in a game that occasionally resem- bled hockey. Proceeds from the game went to the Red Cross. Special referee for the bout was hockey great Maurice Richard. | Maonenomeomccseeremaanees | LUMBING. you CoE MAUSTS: WITH THE. PLUMBING -- HEATING == GAS-OIL BNO8:8761- 137 BROCK ST. |MONDAY, March 26 Rebekah Lodge ™ Scouts and Cubs, i { .|Fourth Troop Scouts and Cubs The regular meeting of Bene | Mothers' Auxiliary United 5 | in the IOOF 'Hall, Whitby, on Castle Chapter Senior Group Wednesday. Sister McLean pre-| Vimy Ridge LOBA No. 639 Mary Churchyard, who report-/TUESDAY, March 27 ed for the sick committee. The|Whitby Girl Guides Association |Sister Kathleen McKelvie is out|Dundas St. E. H and § Associ- lof hospital and improving nicely.| tion fined to the house. {Royal Canadian Legion Ladies' Sister Mabel James visited) Auxiliary of Fairview Lodge. The noble| (Rebekah) grand and the members were! Margaret Adams a past Noble | Salvation Army Women's grand and the members were} ague Margaret Adams a past Noble Ste? ; Grand of Benevolent Rebekah |" Gite Auxiliary Church Rebekah Lodge, St. Cathar- ines, Ont. Members were also welcomed back, who had been - NOTTINGHAM, England | ? g absent through illness. \(CP) -- Thieves broke into and an invitation to attend the|themselves out with the latest anniversary meeting of Joy Re-/in Italian-style suits. then they 24, was received. Sister Doro- shoe store, broke in and com- thy Wickett gave the report of, pleted their wardrobes. Sister Isabelle Saunders DDP was recommended to receive DDP installed Sister Ida Simp- son as warden for the remain- ACQUIT MANAGER For Member Of) CLUB CALENDAR Saints Anglican Church - volent Rebekah Lodge 132 met) Church siding, assisted by VG Sister) |members were pleased to hear| Whitby Baptist 3 B's |Sister Maude Brown is still CON: WEDNESDAY, March 28 |the members who are residents|Unity Club Past Noble Grand very pleased to welcome Sister|THURSDAY, March 29 very pleased to welcome Sister) pRmpay, March 30 Lodge, now a member of Truth STYLISH THIEVES Thank you cards were read|haberdashers here and fitted bekah Lodge, Brougham, March' moved down the street to a the CP and T committee. the Degree of Chivalry. The der of the term upon the re- WHITBY CONCERT ASSOCIATION signation of Sister Ethel Camp- TORONTO (CP) -- Bernard) )61) Ceresne, 28, office manager for) y | 4 an automobile supply firm,| There will be a special meet- + Thursday was acquitted ofjing of District No. 7, Oshawa charges under the Export Per-|west, to be held in the IOOF) mits Act. His firm sold United|Hall, Brooklin, Wednesday, States-made ball bearings to|March 28, at 1.00 p.m. and 8.00 Ralph Malach Industries of Tor-|p.m., to welcome Sister Helen onto. Ralph Malach was com-|Bowman, president of the Re- mitted for trial Wednesday for|bekah Assembly of Ontario, on violating export regulations/her official visit. which forbid shipment from A social evening: has been Canada to Cuba of ball bearings) »Janned for April fe by Broth- made in the U.S. ers of the Eastern Star Lodge. | All members of Benevolent Re- bekah Lodge, and companies are invited. Tickets may be had from Sis- ter Mabel James. Birthday greetings were extended to Sis- ters Vina Whitelaw and Greta Campbell. FINAL CONCERT JACQUES ABRAM, Pianist Saturday, March 24th 8:30 P.M. ONTARIO LADIES COLLEGE ADMISSION BY MEMBERSHIP TICKET ONLY 'Deciding Game In Juvenile 'A' By GERRY BLAIR jin the season, plus spot perform The third and deciding gamejances through the year, before of the Ontario Juvenile "A"|reverting to Juvenile ranks for} Minor semi-final series between|the remainder of the season.| Thorold and Whitby Consumers'| Shoyld Consumers' survive! jGas takes place at the Whitby)this series, they will meet the! jCommunity arena tonight start-|winner of the Wallaceburg-| jing at 8 p.m. |Tillsonburg set, for the All-| Thorold, facing elimination at/Ontario Juvenile "A" Minor jhome on Thursday night wallop-| championship. | led Whitby, 9-3 to force the sud-|------_---- |den-death affair this evening. | » Whitby, in a come-from-be-| Birthday Party At Fairview Lodge jhind 5-4 decision on March 15, at the Community Arena took the opening tilt. Fairview Lodge will be the setting for a birthday party to be held on Monday, March 26, WHITBY SPORTS PARADE By GERRY BLAIR The following is a letter I received from one of my readers re: Tuesday's column on keeping track of former Dunnies: In answer of your request to drop you a line about your ¢column, -- the following: Early in the season I was a little perturbed by your write ups about the Clinton Comets, which is of no interest to most of us readers. However, although not too regular a fan of either the Dunlops nor the Mohawks I very much appreciate your following of the former Dunnies, who gave very superior entertainment, compared to the present Mohawk set up. aid "Timmy" and the many other children who labor under physical handicaps the citizens jof Whitby could do no better thing than to contribute to the Crippled Children Easter Seal} campaign of which Michael is the living symbol. Only contin- ued support of this most worthy} Lodge closed and a_ social cause can loosen the shackles|hour was spent. Refreshments and make free these unfortun-|were served by the March com- ate children. jmittee. | GEORGE ASHBY During the winter weather! Michael {is practically confined| to his home but manages to} find lots of things to do. He has George Ashby, key man on \the Consumers' defence, along with George Tran, is expected jto tighten up the defensive side of the ledger, which faltered Concluding, your column as appearing now is enjoyable. sponsored by the Pickering Re- become an avid reader with A. PATTS, R.R.4, Oshawa. | It wasn't lack of effort, that spelled defeat for Kingston Frontenacs at home to Kitchener-Waterloo Beavers on Wed- nesday night. Bobby Attersley, had at least four glorious opportunities, in on top of McCartan, but couldn't beat him. | badly on Thursday night in Thor-|bekah Lodge, where all the fol- old. lowing residents who have a Ashby, drafted by St. Cathar-|birthday in the month of March ines Tee Pees of the OHA Junior|will celebrate their - birthday: i"A'? league was the centre of|/Mr. Wallace Barton, who will considerable controversy when|be 95, Mr. Fred Elliott, Mrs. he refused to report to their|Johanna Junge, Mr. John Mc- |books provided by R. A. Hut- \chinson School. He wheels him- |self around in the wheelchair which was given by the Ro- tary Club, and can in some small measure play with the other children in the family. Once Bobby had McCartan at his mercy, flat on his back, and he drove a slap shot over the top of the net. A perfect record is a prime requisite if Frontenacs hope to overtake the present front runners, H a five point bulge over Kingston and Kitchener, co-holders of second spot. The Habs have only three games remaining, one in Kingston. The Fronts left, including tonight's home * Thunderbirds. TOWN AND COUNTRY -- Whitby Consumers' Gas Ju- veniles and Thorold hook up in the third and deciding game of their OMHA Juvenil tonight at the Whitby Community arena, game time is 8 p.m. Thorold forced the sudden-death issue with a one-sided 9-3 victory over Consumers' on Thursday night in Thorold. The winner of this series goes on to the Ontario finals against either Wallaceburg o Wee All-Stars moved one step closer to gaining full revenge for their defeat at the hands an 8-4 victory over this same club last night in Whitby. The final game of the two-game total goals series goes on Monday night in Richmond Hill. Mike Keenan was the big gun for Whitby last evening with four goals. Black Hawks disposed of Picton as expected with an 11-6 victory last night in Picton t in two straight. They now move into the OHA Intermediate Fort Erie, opening on Monday Tommy O'Connor "B" semi-finals against night in Uxbridge... from Knoxville Tennesee ea most of the year with Knoxville Knights of the U.S. Eastern league. He was cut from the club late in the year, even though he was the top scoring rightwinger. jhe wanted to continue his educa-| jtion at home. He later perform- jed with Whitby Mohawks of the |Metro Junior "A"' circuit early | SPORTS BRIEFS ull-Ottawa Canadiens, holding | on the other hand have five ice tilt with Sault Ste. Marie ORCHIDS WIN OPENER | MONTREAL (CP)--Montreal] |University Settlement Orchids jedged a fighting. six-man team| \from Saint John, N.B., CYO |72-67 in an Eastern Canada ju- jnior basketball semi-final Fii- |day night. The two-game total- |point series will be played iiere today. BRAVES BOW TO TV BRADENTON, Fila. (AP)-- Milwaukee Braves, stirred by a steady drop in attendance since their championship teams in the 1950s, ended a 10-year holdout against television Friday py jscheduling telecasts of 15 road jgames back to Wisconsin this | Season. le "A" Minor semi-final series r Tillsonburg. .. Whithy Pee- of Richmond Hill by earning . . UXBRIDGE o take the best-of-three series INDIA RALLIES BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (Reuters)--India's cricketers re- covered after a _ bad start against the West Indies when jthe third Test Match began. |After losing half their side for 112 runs, they were finally all returned home rlier this week after playing WHITBY PERSONALS | out for 258 and by the close, the jat_ the Arena, on Thursday) west Indies had made five with- jevening, March 22; Phyllis! out Joss Barton, Helen Redman, Eileen oe | Moore, Lillian Munns, Kay} SETS JUMP RECORD Swain, Laverne Martyn, Dor-| LENINGRAD (AP) -- Oleg] Miss Bonnie Broome, of Perry street, will be celebrating her sixth birthday on Tuesday, March 27. For the occasion, a party has been planned. Friends and neighbors of Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, 1117 Green street south, will be happy to learn that she is home from the hospital, where she underwent surgery. The following is a list of the winners of prizes, given at the Kinettes Game Night, held een Mowat, J. MacDonald,/Fedoseyev bettered the world! Merrill Canning, and Gladysjrecord for the hop, step and Newton. There were three|jump Friday by recording 16 men present, and they were|metres, 30 centimetres (53 feet,| each given a gift. They were|5% inches), the Soviet news Ken Brown, Doddy Mowat,|agency Tass reported. The leap and Clifford Redman, was made at the Soviet winter track and field championships. BILLS LAND WARLICK Many happy returns of the} |day to David Spellen, who! crn icelebrated his thirteenth birth-|, BUFFALO (AP) -- Buffalo) lday on March 22. Bills of the American Football| | | League said Friday they have! | Congratulations to Mr. and|completed negotiations with end |Mrs. Thomas Spellen, of Dove-| Ernie Warlick and are awaiting! \dale drive, who are celebrating|!eague approval before signing \their wedding anniversary to-|him to a contract. Warlick, an day. jall-star end with Calgary Stam-! jpeders, played out his option Starring WILLIAM LUNDIGAN ae EVENING SHOWS AT 7 & 8:20 LAST COMPLETE SHOW AT 8:20 |last season and will become a jfree agent May 1. | HAVE GOOD ADVANCE | HOUSTON (AP) -- Advance jticket sales for Houston Colts' debut in the National League this season have passed the $1,000,000 mark. The Colts open their 8l-game regular baseball season home schedule April 10! | against Chicago Cubs. | AMERICAS SECRET LAUGH WEAPON. 2 7 i Dee sa Family Monuments ego \ | A555/ Created To Individual Requirements | STAFFORD BROS. | LTD. MONUMENTS As et Ree ath SCUTTLEBUTT, ths ineotectual dock! hocmmener 6 BARRE CTP OEE! PROC Oe --ee (Geen Wy JOH FRTTON MRR BENEDICT FREED tec y PED DOF med by DO TAYLOR SATURDAY MATINEE STARTS AT 1:30 | || | | 318 DUNDAS EAST MO 8-3552 J |training camp last fall because|Phie. jald. Mr, Louis Burns, Mr. Herbert|TIMMY HELPS OTHERS Pegg, Mr. Donald Scott, Rev.| In taking the part of "Tim- Herbert Pelletier, Mrs. Ivy|my" this brave child realises Leach, Mr. Henry Farrell. ithat he can help other children Miss Edna McUann, Mrs. M.|Wwho are stricken with disease. It Hadley, Mrs. Jean McPhee,|has also brought about a great Mr. Andrew Mazuryk, Miss|change in Michael broadening Nina Nash, Mrs. Martha Hay-|his outlook and opening up a den, Mrs. Alma McNeil. wider world to him. Mr. Mark Sheppard, Mr. Cecil} However much he has bene- Hooey, Mrs. Louisa Broad, Mrs.|fitted by his new contacts there Ada Stacey, Mrs. Mary McDon-|is nothing which can restore to him the full use of his limbs. To |Whitby Churches | Let's All EMMANUEL REFORMED | Go To REV. GERRIT REZELMAN THIRD, CONCESSION, WEST Church aici hi This Sunday WHITBY PENTECOSTAL Dutch Service and English Sunday School 307 BROCK ST. N, M, FOSTREY--Pastor 7:00 P.M. English EVERYONE HEARTILY WELCOME WHITBY BAPTIST Minister: Rev. John McLeod Orgonist: Mrs. E. Summers 7.00 P.M. BAPTISMAL SERVICE The ordinance of Believers Baptism will be administered at the Evening Service. 11:00 A.M. THEY CRUCIFIED HIM No. 6: "The Greedy" Our Bible School has classes for all ages. YOU are invited to join us ot 9:45 A.M, The Baptist Young Peoples Union invites all young people to join them at 8:15 in the Sunday School WHITBY UNITED CHURCH REV. J. M. SMITH, B.A., B.D. Minister REV. A. M, BUTLER, B.A, Assistant Minister MRS. J, BEATON, A.R.C.T, Organist SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M.--Girls and Boys 9 years and over. | 11:00 A.M.--Girls and boys under 9:45 A.M.--Sunday School 11:00 A.M.--Morning Worship 7:00 p.m.--Evangelistic RADIO 10:30 P.M.--"Revival Time" CKLB -- 1350 k.c. "Church of the Unique Telephone MINUTE MESSAGE" -- MO 8-825! ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN Corner Byron & St. John Rev. W. J. S. McClure, B.A., Minister Mr. P. M, Spratt, Organist 9:45 AM. 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