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WHITBY And DISTRICT Whitby Bureau Office 111 Dundas St. West Silica: John Gavit Tel. 668-3703 DEBBIE'S DOLLS ENTERTAIN dame beg the 10-year- old daughter of Magistrate and Mrs. Crawford Guest of Greenwood, entertained her fellow Brownies and Girl Guides of the First Brooklin Pack last Friday night in the United Church Hail. She brought along part of her authentic foreign-<doll collec- tion to show her friends, at the company's annual '"Moth- er and Daughter" Banquet. In the above photo she ex- Rec, Center Wanted In . Courthouse The Whitby Chamber of Com- vestigate County Pxilding will , approach Town Council next week with) a proposal for usage. ' They éxpect to meet with the special Council Committee and suggest that the "old lady of Ontario street" be pressed into 'juse as a Civic Recreation Centre. It is the Chamber's answer to a Council letter asking for specific proposals for the fu- ture of the Ill-year-old struc- ture, due to be vacated this summer. The feeling of the Committee, accompanied in a meeting last night, as that the building could be conserved architectur- 'lally in a Recreation Head- quarters, and that a large local problem would be solved. It was hoped that the present courthouse might be converted into a theatre with little trouble, and that the County Council Chamber might be converted into a major meeting hall, Realizing the size and num- ber of offices would be a prohi- bitive factor for library or museum facilities, it was fur- thur suggested that local serv- ice clubs, social groups, and philanthropic societies might rent space as neadquarters. Among the groups interested in such a venture is the Cham- ber of Commerce itself, which now has its S:2dquarters in the home of president John Pantony. The building, and the nearby Registny Office is currently jowned jointly by the County of Ontario and the' City of Oshawa (18 per cent), Mrs. Kathleen Hutchings, a teacher at Dundas Street Public School, was honored by the Whitby Red Cross Association at a meeting here last night. She received a "Badge of Merit Award' from Association President Dr. John Wall as a tribute for teaching and fostering the Junior Red Cross in her school for the past 15 years. TEACHER FETED BY RED CROSS 'The honor was. approved earlier in the month at a Provincial Annual Meeting in Windsor. --Oshawa Times Photo Deputy W. B. Common, committee chairman, said Monday he and Carl E. Brannan, secretary of the board, will go to June 14 for seven to to study the English sys- Mr. Common said Robert F. Reid, a Toronto lawyer, and R. A.. Cormack, an attorney- general's davertanee! counsel, will go to Los Angeles to study the public defender system in that city. The mixed legal aid and lic defender system in What a relief! Essays Are Due Sunday Essays relating to the History of Ontario County's old Court- house in Whitby are due May 30, Some renovations have been made in the rules, to allow ele- mentary. school. children a mini- mum of 200 words, as opposed plains the origin of some of the mannikins to Mrs. F. W. Weaver, Whitby District Com- missioner. --Oshawa Times Photo Almonds UCW Meeting Ends Season - Almonds United Church Women evening group held its last meeting of the season Wed- ae May 20 at the Church Leader Mrs. Norman Gibson chaired the meeting and opened with prayer and worship serv- ice. The theme was "The Power of God". A short business session was . The members 'Volun- teered to make curtains for the Sunday school and material has been purchased. The group will resume its qc- tivities in September. Refresh- ments were served by Mrs. Ed. Gaskin as tea hostess. 8A HOME LEAGUE Salvation Army Women's Home League held its weekly meeting Thursday evening at the Citadel. Captain Mrs. Edward Reed in- troduced the guest for the eve- ning, Mrs. Major Edward Read of Toronto who took charge of the meeting and opened with prayer. This was a special '"'Mother's Day" meeting, several readings on Mothers were given by Mrs. Mapor Read and also special Mother's Day songs were sung. Each mother was presented with a rose. Lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge. MISSION COUNCIL Pentecostal Church Women Mission Council held its month- ly meeting Tuesday, May 19 at the Church. President Mrs. Ewen Mac- Donald chaired the meeting. The evening was spent in quilt- ing. These will be forwarded to Missions. It was announced that the last meeting of the present season will be held June 8 instead of the regular third Monday. WHITBY WI A number of members of Whitby Women's Institute ac- cepted the invitation of the; Brooklin Women's Institute and attended their regular meeting Wednesday afternoon, May 20. Mrs. McCool, president, wel- comed all visitors. Whitby member Mrs. R. A. Smith gave two readings en- titled "The Husband-and-Wife Quarrel', and the "Auto Ride" by Edgar Guest. Mrs. Sam Cawker, District President of Port Perry, ad- dressed the group briefly. Her) subject was 'How To Be Good, Members'. After the business session was over all enjoyed a lovely lunch arranged by Brooklin ladies. WHITBY PERSONALS Mrs. Greg Carter, Ontario County South Regional COWL Chairman attended the May meeting and pot luck supper of St. Gertrude's CWL Oshawa, Thursday, May 21, Mrs. Dan- del Donovan, Toronto Archdio- cesan president, was guest speaker. Newly appointed president of St. Gertrude's Mrs, John Melny- chuk chaired the meeting. Mr, Jack Arnold, London, On- tario was a recent guest at the home of his cousins Mr. and Mrs. Carl Earl, 207 Euclid street. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson left from Internatidnal Airport, Toronto for a three weeks visit with Mr. Thomson's family in Perth, Scotland. They will also visit friends in Windsor, Eng- land. Robert Glen, son of Mr. and Mrs, Fred G. White is celebrat- ing his third birthday today, May 26. Friends of the family wish Robert many happy re- turns of the day. Salvation Army 6th Whitby Brownie Pack held an execu- tive meeting at the Citadel and made arrangements for the forthcoming Mother and Daugh- ter banquet to be held Monday, June 29 Members of Salvation Army Home League will be preparing and serving the dinner. Brown Owl Mrs. Carl Earl will be as- sisted by Mrs. Muriel Coates, Mrs. Lauraine Willis, Packie Ann Ohristie will also be assist- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Vallieres and daughters Rita and Louise and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duclos re- cently spent a weekend in Cedar Spring, Ontario, as the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Moore. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Dug- gan and children Debbie, Don- nie, David and Dianne spent the weekend at Severn Bridge as guests of Mrs. Duggan's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cooper. Miss Linda Morton, 913 Brock street south left by BOAC jet from International Airport, To- ronto, for a two-month trip to Yorkshire, England, to visit her grandfather Mr. William Thor- ley and other relatives. Mrs. Helen Gordon, London. England arrived Thursday at DEATHS to the 800. originally set out. Mrs. Hope Muckle, subcom- mittee chairman for the Cham- By THE CANADIAN PRESS Princeton, N.J. -- Wilder Hob- son, 58, chief book review editor for Newsweek magazine and an authority on jazz and sports car racing. Celebridge, Ireland -- Sir Iv- one Kirkpatrick, 67, British s|prime minister Neville Cham- berlain's intenpreter at Munich. ber of Commerce Contest, said last/night that, after conferring with school authorities, she had agreed to the new figure. Mrs. Muckle also announced that three judges had been chos- en to test for style, content and authenticity. Essays should be submitted to the Whitby Bureau of The Times no later than Midnight, Sunday. International Airport, T it and was met by her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Scott. Mrs. Gordon will be their house guest for the next three months. Miss Madeleine Mace, Brock street south, Port Whitby held a miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs. ivan Lajoie the former Miss Doris Green. Mrs. Har- old Mace was co-hostess, Mrs. Herb Cole, Valley court and Mrs. Ted Bridge were co- hostesses at the Cole's_resi- dence at a miscellaneous shower for Doris, who received nu- merous lovely gifts. The host- esses served buffet lunch. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Daigle, 406 Perry street are celebrat- ing their eighth wedding anni- versary today. Best wishes are extended by all their friends and neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Church- er, Barry and Dale spent a de- lightful, happy weekend holiday, with their family in Bancroft. The 21 members of the Church- er family had gathered together to honor their mother and father on their 70th and 80th birth- days. A combination of 150 years, The whole family attended communion service in St. John's Anglican Church. at 11 a.m., after which they drove up to Algonquin Lodge on beautiful Lake St. Peter, where a deli- cious dinner was served, the lodge being well known for its excellence in this regard. The younger son, Reg, act- ing as master of ceremonies, and speaking for the whole fam- ily was in his praise and paid humorous tribute to his parents and Dad in his reply spoke briefly of the home and family saying "The golden thread of love and affection that binds families together is one of life's greatest treasures." In the é¢vening, a delicious luncheon, cafeteria style Was served in the home of Melvin Churcher, the senior brother, to celebrate his son John's 16th birthday. John was most ap- preciative for greetings and presents received, The day came to a close with a brilliant display of fireworks. Announce New Healing Substance... Shrinks Piles, Checks Itch Exclusive healing substance proven to shrink hemorrhoids... and repair damaged tissue. * A renowned research institute has found a unique healing substance with the ability to shrink hemor- rhoids painlessly. It relieves itch- ing and discomfort in minutes and speeds up healing of the injured, issues. ing improvement." 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