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WHITBY PERSONALS Elaine, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, W. "Allan is celebrating he: 12th birthday today. Her friends wish her many happy returns o: the day. Mrs, Clarence Freek, higt street, Whitby, opened her home to several members of the House of Windsor Chapter IODE, This was to discuss and formulate plans for the forth- coming "Antique Show' and sale to be held at the Whitby Community Arena Sept. 5 and 6 from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Twenty dealers from all parts of Ontario and Quebec will be setting up displays. Whitby Senior Citizen's Club held its closing meeting with a picnic held Wednesday, June 19, at Pine Ridge Park. Transpor- tation was provided by the fol- lowing: Mrs. R. H. Bedell, Mrs. C, E. Goode, Mrs. Claire Rich, Mrs. J.-A. Nixon, Mrs. R. D., Ruddy, Mrs. Cliff Gartshore, Mrs. J. E, Pritchard, Mrs. Alice Evans, Mrs. Hope Muckle and Colin Campbell. Mrs, V. L. Dal- zell, of Toronto, specially came down to assist. Games were enjoyed and prizes awarded to lucky win- ners. A gay time was enjoyed| P= by all. Senior Citizens Club will] ' resume its activities in Septem- ber. Recent guests at the home of|' Mr. and Mrs, Beverly Ball, 30 Beech street, was Mrs. Florence i Ball, of Hagersville. Mrs. Fred Wilson, 218 Rose- dale drive, is celebrating her birthday today, June 21. He many friends wish her a happy ; birthday. Jre Castle Chapter, Ladies College, met Wednesday June 19 for a barbecue chicken picnic on the lawn of Mrs. J. W. Richardson "Little Haven". All present enjoyed a fishing game using prizes instead of the usual fish, A short business meeting was held followed by a social evening. Conveners for this event were the hostess assisted by Miss Audrey Lawler, Miss Doris Batty, President of the Alumnae who thanked the committee in charge. The group will resume its activities in September. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skinkle and children Judy, Jackie and Debbie, of Trent n, were week- end guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Ashby, 809 Dundas street west. Ontario| | Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Attwood are attending the Oddfellows IOOF Convention held at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, June 19, 20 and 21. Mr. Attwood is acting as representative of the} p, Whitby Lodge. They are also at- tending the banquet in the Cana- dian Room today. Mrs, W. A. Andrew and Mrs. F. J. Read entertained Tuesday evening at the Read's residence, Henry street, in honor of Miss Gertrude Eckel who is retiring from the Whitby public schools staff. Those present weré close} friends of Miss Eckel. Mrs. Read on behalf of' all present made a presentation to Miss Eckel and offered best wishes on her retirement. Mrs, W. A. Andrew poured tea and Mrs. K. T. Lunney poured coffee at the buffet lunch served by the host- ess. Mrs, A, C. Smith attended a meeting of the Women's Auxil- iary to Catholic Church Tues- day, at 90 Roxbrough street east, Toronto. Plans were made for the annual display and tea to be held Sept. 29. market parking lot. The three ibands in attendance will be the Whitby Brass Band, the Oshawa Sea Cadet Band and the Gen- eral Motors Pipe Band. All Girl Guide, Brownie, Wolf Cub and Boy Scout units in Brooklin.and Whitby will pass in review before His Worship Mayor Stanley Martin and Dis- trict Commissioners Kay Weav- er and Graham Willan. Special guests will include Mrs. H. T. Cook,-Central Area Commissioner Girl Guides, Mrs. R. Merritt, ,Shoreline Division Guide Commissioner, Andrew Miller, chairman Whitby Dis- trict Boy Scout Association, Wil- liam Lawler and Roy Pearce of the Boy Scout district staff. "Lend A Hand" is the theme of an address by Charles V. Nunn, Registrar, Provincial Scout Council. Mr, Nunn has been closely associated with Scouting since its inception in ?|England 50 years ago. Anniversary Planned For United Church By MRS. R, HOLMAN ?| BROOKLIN The Sacra- iments of Baptism and Holy Communion were observed dur- \ing the Sunday morning ser- vice, June 16, at Brooklin 4|United Church, The sermon, preached by the Rev. S. J. Hillier was entitled "The Word and Sacraments". Baptized were William Ed- ward Boake, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Boake, Brooklin and John Robert McKinney, son of Dr. and Mrs. John A. McKin- IN BAHAMAS David E. McLean, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. McLean, 1110 Green street, Whitby, has left to take up a position with the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce at Free Port, Grand Bahama's Island, Bahamas. David was former- ly with the same bank at Church and Dundas in ney, Kingston. Next Sunday, June 23, the congrigation will observe its am- niversary. The Rev. Thos, G. Head, BA, BD will be the guest preacher at 11 a.m. The induction service of the new minister, the Rev. G. A. Mundy, BA, will be conducted by the Oshawa Presbytery in Toronto. the church, July 5, Scout Drumhead Service In Centennial Park Centennial Park in Whitby is} The Drumhead Service will be to be the setting for the Annual/the Boy Scout and Girl Guide Drum-jevent this year. Parents and head Service Sunday afternoon./friends are cordially invited to The parade will assemble at|join in this colorful ceremony ai i \ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, June 21, 1963 13 aid personne! at all large gath- TOC H FOR U.S.A, erings is a contribution to the) LONDON -- Nineteen safety of Whitby citizens andjand women members of Toc H could easily be responsible for|from the saving of a life. LIVE IN SARAWAK Some 750,000 people live injof New York, W: p, DC. the multi-racial British colony|Jersey Boston. of Sarawak on the north "a rewarding coast of Borneo. unique experience." _--____-- a a the St. John Auhatogen Associ- ation. The budget covers funds re- quired for the Association to carry on work until next Febru- ary, when general appeals for support will be made. The Brigade Supervisor included. in the budget only funds which he deemed essen- tial in enabling the Association to give the safety service and|and general safety, instruction necessary. The presence of trained first ap officials to soll. eit Pesistance financial avn ¢ an appeal to local in- dustry, merchants and the public. a Already giving service in 'Whitby, the Association has had trained personnel at all school field days and has begun a series of public school lec- tures on artificial respiration Modest Budget Approved By St. John Assoc. A modest and closely trim. med budget was approved Tues. day night, by, members of the newly formed Whitby branch of largest community youth 1.30 p.m. on the A and P Super-|and display. sed va RIL OLS OF FREE, FULL YEAR, CAR WASH CONTRACT PRESENTATION AND CONGRATULATIONS ere extended to Mr. Tucker in front of the New Attractive Car Shopping Centre by General Manager Bill Lutman, left, end Bill Dnagediits, ayik, Purelie Wee deme ote ainky at Se elie ie ey eine oe FIRST LUCKY WINNER of a free car wash contract for @ full year ct the New Ultra-Modern Shell Handy Andy One Stop Auto Service Centre (Stevenson's Road and King West) is Charles Vv. voip" Tucker, shown ore as his cor aon Rig ayo the hie "or om car wash wit i@ most modern equipment in Canada is onde to Mr. Tucker oe time he wants it free, for the whole year. chance to win @ free ennual contract. SHELL -- HANDY ANDY CAR WASH OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK - 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. 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