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ST. MARK'S UNITED CHURCH HOLDS SKATING PARTY annual Family Party. Chil- dren from two to 72 whiz- zed around the rink. Some spent a bit of time sitting More than 350 members of St. Mark's United Church gathered at the Whitby Arena Saturday for their down on the ice rather sud- denly 'but all appeared to be having a good time. For those who chose not to skate the upper floor of the arena provided space' for games and other entertainment. --Oshawa Times Photo FOUR GENERATIONS Monument Factory Thriving Industry WHITBY (Staff) -- Cutting|granite popular in the industryjis blasted at the face of th and shaping one of the hardest|today. stones in the world is the every; The soft, weather and his brother, Ernest. Mr. Stafford produces monuments that mark the final) Many of them are almost im resting place of those who have| possible to read because passed away. |marble has turned '"'sugary' His is a highly skilled busi-|and started to decompose. ness that employs some of the} ; latest techniques and utilizes) GRANITE POPULAR rock from many different parts| Today, 'granite is the mos of the world. |popular monument stone, His tools are a far cry from|'t is guaranteed to last almos the hammer and chisel used by|!orever. his grandfather 50 years ago, and the selection of stone avail- able to him is far greater. FOUR GENERATIONS The production of the|of marble, he said. jhigh powered |machine. grave; Hard black granite thd/exposed stone, jarred his grandfather's arm to| opera the elbow is cut today with alture on the monument is be- sand blasting)coming more popular here, as from | fluence. ie stone by the remote direction of beaten|a long nozzle. day task of Charles Stafford)monuments found in many of the older cemeteries are made | The soft surface of the rub- jber stencil is not effected by jthe blast and the corrosive ef- -lfect of it is confined to the '| Sand blasting, in its jerude forms, came into popular use about 1925, and workmen began to discover the strength tl of granite. and t}; EUROPEAN INFLUENCE Designs and lettering can be The stone that would havejcut into the rock by a skilled|More will | tor and the use of a pic- the result of the European in- A picture of. the de- first Area Skaters Place Third PORT PERRY (TC) -- The two talented young skaters, An- na Forder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Forder, of Simcoe street, Port Perry and Richard ig Stephens, son of Mr. Port Perry, the Canadian Championship in Calgary Bigelow street, placed third in Junior Pairs Competition, held jlast week. Word has been received, that although they placed third they were the youngest of the com- petitors in that class and their |first attempt was of high ability against competitors who had ltried in previous years. The top three positions were very close. believe of this young pair in Peterborough lwhen the Canadian Champion- |ships are held there next year. John Wild, their instructor, Anna and Richard would like to stones can be traced back four|South Africa and a granite with|ceased person is sent to Chica-|thank the many generous per- generations in the Stafford fam-|in blue-black hue from Sweden|go where it is burnt into porce-|sons and friends that made the ily with his grandfather andjmelt under great-grandfather carrying on|stream of blasting material. business in Toronto. | His father came to business west of Whitby in the!blast chamber. hamlet of Audley. He and his brother learned|side of which is adhesive, the trade from their father andjused as a stencil for the opened in their present location|scription, and stuck to the high-speed! lain. The porecelain picture is then jhave bought grave markers for A sheet of soft rubber, one | dogs, Mr. Stafford said. is} in-| the|stone is utilized for industrial A large, diamond-edged cir- lcular saw, used for cutting trip to Calgary to attend the Canadian Championships, pos- The stones, weighing an aver-/fitted into the 'stone and glued|sible, expecially acknowledging the age weight of 1,500 pounds are|with a special bonding agent. Whitby area in 1925 and started|wheeled into a special sand} On several occasions people cially, from the wonderful support, finan- the Port Perry Chamber of Commerce, the Port |Perry Branch of the Canadian |Legion No, 419 and the Port and Mrs, William Stephens, of Auto Licence Sale Is Slow WHITBY (Staff) -- 'Where oh where are the local] motorists' is the cry going up from the Whitby Licence Bureau, op- erated by Harry Donald and his staff. Shortage of citizens pur- chasing new motor vehicle | li- cence plates is viewed with alarm at the bureau. In the estimation of the bu- reau operator, the lack of buyers will assure long lines of angry motorists as the deadline for purchasing plates draws near. "There will be no extension, the deadline is Feb. 27," Harry Donald stated. Geared to handle 300 people per day through February, the bureau is currently operating far below the necessary amount. Only 105 licence plates were sold on Thursday. The average for the first week of February is only 100 per day. NOT CO-OPERATING "Unless we sell 300 plates per day from Feb, 1 through this entire month, we will be faced with long lines down near the end of the open period,' the operator stated. 'Everything possible has been done to avoid the sudden rush occurring each year, but the public are not co-operating' he added. The bureau has had a full staff on duty through the week) and on Saturday mornings, ever) since the first part of January.) Business was expected to be exceedingly heavy but hastit materialized. Designed to head-off the prob-| lem of long lines if possible, the) bureau has now made plans to} increase the working day. As of next week the licence _ bureau} will be open Monday . through) Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m./ including Saturdays. | CONFUSION POSSIBLE Searching for a reason for the} lack of business, the bureau operator suggested one possi-| bility. Legislation now provides} epportunity for motorists to pur- chase their driving permits on| their birthdays. Motorists may have become confused, believ- ing this is also the day to re- new licence plates "Should this be the case,} there will be a lot of dis- appointed and very annoyed people around Feb. 27," Mr. Donald stated. "The bureau, of| course, will be held responsible, and accused of not providing enough staff. Actually we are doing everything possible to avoid the problems of last min- ute purchases." Schools Planning Career Night WHITBY (Staff) -- Something} new in the local education field is currently being introduced in the Whitby Schools. The program involves a two part venture bringing re- presentatives of skilled profes- sions to the town's two schools for the purpose of addressing the students and their parents. The second such event, ferred to as a "Career's Night', will be held on Feb. 10 at the Henry Street High School, with all interested parents and stu- dents invited to attend, The evening program will re- volve around the usual career's exposition which held during school hours. The purpose of changing the sched- ule to the evening session was District High re-| is normally described as a method of allow- ing both parent and student to investigate the advantages or disadvantages of any chosen oc- cupation. Students will be able to learn the "'cold facts" of at least six occupations at one time in pref- erence to the usual two careers available during the regular ses- sions. Both parents and stu- dents will have the opportunity to obtain information about any specific career. Heading up the Feb. 10 pro- gram at the Henry Street School are such distinguished speak- ers as M. McIntyre Hood, edi- torial page editor, Oshawa Daily Times; A. H. Sauro, registrar, Ryerson Polytechnical Instit- tute; and D. S. Rickard, regi- IT Unity Club Past CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY, Feb. 8 Co-Op credit union banking night 1st Whitby Scouts Salvation Army Brownies Whitby Baptist Church Ex plorers House of Windsor IODE Chap- ter Whitby Brass Auxiliary Mark's United Women Unit No. 5 St. Mark's. United Women Unit No. 7 St. Andrew's Women Group No. 4 St Andrew's Women Group No. 3 St. Andrew's Women Group No. 1 UESDAY, Feb. 9 Whitby Whittlers TOPS Club St Whitby Duplicate Bridge Club! Red Cross work room Salvation Army Cubs Whitby All Saints Anglican Afternoon Guild 5th Cubs and Scouts Mothers'| Auxiliary St. Mark's United Church! Women Unit No. 10 Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Whitby Chapter Order of the Eastern Star No. 248 WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10 Whitby St. John Ambulance St. Andrew's Children of the Church (Rebekah) Band Ladies'were in attendance, with activi- Churchiing until 9.30 p.m | Professions to be covered at Church| en te i Presbyterian; Presbyterian Presbyterian 2nd| Church Presbyterian | Noble Grand) strar at York University. Nu- merous other guests will attend the event speaking on their par- ticular professional occupation. | All parents and students in |Grades 11, 12 and 13-are urged to attend the "'Career's Night' on the afore mentioned occasion. Evidence of a definite inter- est in such programs are appar- jent by the response to the first |such event held at the Ander- json High School, Jan. 27. More \than 300 parents and students ties beginning at 7.30 continu- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, February 8, 1965 § Whitby Area Bowling Scores 8ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST WHITBY Standings after Feb. 1, 1965 Go Getters 5, 25; Nuts 2, 33; Beatles 5, 32; Strikers 5, 29; No Names 3, 29; Hot Mac's 2, 26; Spitfires 2, 24; Blind Mice 7, .23; Hot 'n Tots 0, 2 INDIVIDUAL HIGH SCORES Ladies 550 Triples and over: Fran Schatzman 617, Irene Phil- lips 591, Sandra Taylor 575, Olga Majcher 556. Ladies 200 Singles and over: Agnes Schroer 265, Irene Phil- the Henry School include: in- journalism and reporting; forestry; draft- ing and numerous other topics. Guest speakers will be intro- duced by a member of the school staff and the student council terior decorating; FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of false teeth have Sur pitsecoped aippd or rat eir p » or ra bled at just the savas mar Do not live in fear of this fe Aa a Just sprinkle a little FAS' , the alkaline (non-acid) powder, on your plates. Hold false teeth more firmly,.so they feel more comfort- able. Does not sour. Checks "plate odor breath". Get FAS' at drug counters everywhere. Jerks 4, 29;; lips 233-201, Lorraine Bronishew- ski 219, Nellie McCarroll 218, Olga Majcher 217, Sandra Tay- lor 209, Fran Schatzman 207- 206-204. Men 550 Triples and over: Tom Hammond 725, Harold Forbes 696, Abb Samanski 694, Matt Kalsteren 656, Ed Saman- ski 639, Jim Smyth 619, Ray Goodwin 608, Ray Wadden 607, John Majcher 588, Jim Me- Carroll 586, Don Kennelly 567, gg Reuter 551, Bill Schroer Men 200 Singles and over: Tom Hammond 285-230-210, Matt Kolsteren 272-241, Abb Saman- ski 256-235-203, Harold Forbes 253-225-218, Ray Wadden 248 Ed Samanski 238-224, Bill Schroer 237, Jim Smyth 233-220, Mike Reuter 231, John Majcher 229-208, Jim McCarroll 228, Bob Edwards 224, Ray Goodwin 221, Dennis Burtinski 217, Don Ken- nelly 208-203, Clarence Hendriks 208, Tep Kapuchinski 203. How to get better feeling. Kidney Pills can be stimulate the kidneys to he! this condition and so help rel! backache and tired feeling, feel better and rest better. on Dodd's. PSP PSP means Packaged Savings Plan--Scotiabank's unique way to save. You select your own personal savings goal, open a PSP account, and then make |Perry Volunteér Fire Depart- }ment. on Dundas street east in 1946. |smooth side of the stone. In his father's day the in-| The operator works from out- scription was painstakingly cut|side the chamber with his arms work. Transite pipe, produced by) Johns Manville, is cut and split| |THURSDAY, Feb. 11 | Christian Reformed Church Ladies Society Work and regular monthly "payments to yourself." All the while you are life-insured at no added cost to you. When you and Unionville Skating Club. Invitations . have been re- The happy couple arrived home Sunday evening. and re- ceived a warm welcome and | into the stone with a hammer|placed through a rubber device that keeps the fine particles of Marble, a depository rock,|blasting compound in the cham-|ness and durability of granite|™ and chisel. was used, as it is a softer and|ber. more easily cut stone than the! The thin jet of silica-carbide to order. People all die, but the hard- be insures they will not for- gotten. Penalties Costly As Dunnies Lose BY CLIFF GORDON m WHITBY -- Penalties proved © costly to Whitby Dunlops Satur- | day night at the Whitby Arena © as they dropped their second | Saturday night home game in a row. The score was 3-1 for the | visiting North York Maple Leafs. ; The Leafs scored a pair of-come- from behind goals in the second period while the Dunlops were playing two men short. Dennis Milroy, Tom Martin and Scott Anderson scored for the. North York squad. Danny Sandford scored the lone goal for the losing Whitby team. It was a sloppy goal as goalie Lewis stopped the puck in his gloved hand and in turning around pulled the puck over the line and the alert goal judge spotted the infraction. It brought loud disapproval from the North York goalie but to no avail. WHITBY SCORES OPENER Whitby scored the only goal of the opening period as Sand- ford got his tally at the 17:43] mark. The score could have easily been 4-0 as youthful de- fenceman Ricky Thompson hit the post twice and the top cross bar once. He is still seeking his first goal of the campaign as a junior player. Young in goal for the Dunnies stopped two point blank drives off the stick of Pete Turner and Tom Martin during the final two minutes of play. as his deflected shot With the Dunlops nursing their' Young off guard with the 0: RICKY THOMPSON the middle frame, Leafs appeared well the Dunnies up on several oc- casions. Anderson was right in at 4:04 only make a glove save. caught locals ~, to make a save on Turner. The - organized. to have Young} Milroy broke the ice at 7:47| two men short. Bill Lastic was serving a minor and misconduct and Danny Sandford his third penalty of the period when the visitors got their second goal of the game and the one that proved to be the game winner. It came at 18:31 and gave goalie Young little or no chance of making a play. Anderson scored the only goal of the third period as he fired| home a pass from Kelly at the 8:39 mark. At the 12:49 mark Young came well out of his net puck got past Young and was headed for the open net when Ricky Thompson made a mendous dive and swipped the puck out of the path of the open net and saved what appeared as a sure goal. This inspired the Dunnies for a few minutes but not enough to get a scoring rally JUST TALKING. . . The Dun- nies have now played them- selves into a spot. They must win their five remaining games| if they are to stay in the top|. H. Scott, on the occasion ofjand special attention will congratulations on their achieve- ent. Anna and Richard are mem- bers of the Oshawa Skating Club, Port Perry Skating Club Park Vista Ratepayers Asso- ciation is hosting a 'Valentine Teen Dance" at R. A. Hutchison School Feb. 12. Taking an ac- tive part will be: Mr. and Mrs. {Raymond Mackintosh, Mr. and |Mrs. Mal Femia, Mr. and Mrs. {Roy Jepson, Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Treagus, Mr. and Mrs. John Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ricard and Mr..and Mrs, Frank McNeil. Best wishes for a happy birth- .|day are extended to Miss Hazel| Russell.on the occasion of her 15th birthday Feb 7. Mrs. Lloyd Campbell, 502 Henry street, is opening her home' Feb, 8 to members of St. Andrew.'s Presbyterian, Women group No. 4 for their monthly meeting. returns of the are extended to Many happy day wishes WHITBY PERSONALS ceived and it is expected that} they will be seen at many car- nivals this yeat. Among these are Orillia, Trenton, Brooklin, Orono, Aura, Oshawa and Port Perry. | |Cliff Tripp and family, Cavan,| |Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Arm-| strong and daughter, Anne,| Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Armstrong, Kingston,| Mr. and Mrs. Steve Tripp and daughter Margaret, Lindsay,| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tripp,| 'Debbie and Ian, Toronto and |Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Disney,| |Brooklin. Mr. and Mrs. George |Higgins of Lindsay, daughter of| | Mr. and Mrs. Bettram (Bert) ,| Salv Burnett, London, Ontario, were recent guests at the home of| Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Tripp, 717| Maria street, | Pentecostal Church Women's | Missionary Council will hold its| meeting Feb, 8 at the home of! \Mrs. Albert Midgley, Thickson| road, Whitby. A special invita-| ition is extended to all ladies! be three or four spots in the stand-|his birthday celebrated Feb. 6. given to teen agers. ings. If they finish, 4th, 5th or! 6th they lose the advantage of| the extra home game in the! playoff series. . . Jim Whit-/ \taker played a strong game. for| slim one goal lead, heading into |the Dunnies Saturday night and|Rev. the Maple fired up| jwas closely watched by mem-| | of the Oshawa General bers |camp. On Saturday, the for the period. They had their|Dunnies will host the front run- plays well organized and bottled |ning Etobicoke Indians starting| heir lat 2:30 p.m. | | | SUMMARY | Ist PERIOD 1. Whitby. Sandford 17:43 Penalties. Leach 0:27, Gay) 11:30, Murray 12:55, Richards} 18:08, Wing 18:98. | 2nd PERIOD St. Andrew's Presby terian| Women Group No. 3 is holding! its monthly meeting Feb. 8 at) the home of Mrs. Donald Butts. | W. J. S. McClure will at-} tend. | Mr: and Mrs. Allan Short, 935} Centre street north, celebrated} 18th wedding anniver-} sary Feb. 6. To celebrate the occasion they dined out and en-! joyed an evening of dancing. Ronald King will celebrate his 10th birthday Feb. 8. On Satur- day he entertained some of his friends Mrs. Arthur Crawford, 212 | Pouring tea at the Hearts and| Flowers tea and coffee party to be held Feb, 10 in All Saints' Anglican Church Sunday School will be: Mrs. G. A. Scott, presi- dent of the Evening Guild, Mrs. Deane Fry, president of St. Margaret's Guild, also Mrs. R. S. Cassels and Mrs. M. J, Akey| both senior members of the Af-| ternoon Guild. | | On the occasion of Mrs. J. A. Osterhout's birthday Saturday, with her husband and daughter Joyce she attended the Ice Ca- pades in Toronto. Viscount Greenwood Chapter, IODE, is holding its annual pot Pentecostal People's Christ Ambassa-| rs Pray Whitby Baptist Church Cubs Salvation Home League St. Mark's Phonon Unit No. 2 Parish Helpers Whitby Garden Club Board of Directors Co-Op Credit Union St. John the Evangelist Sale sian Guild |FRIDAY, Feb. 12 Red Cross Social Club Senior Church |SATURDAY, Feb. 13 Salvation Army Guides Mr. Tripp are unable to attend.| Salvation Army Timbral Bri- ade ation Army People's Band Army Women's United Church John's Anglican Church| Whitby | Citizens Young Young| a reach your goal, you have all your savings and Scotiabank also pays you a cash bonus. If the life insurance becomes payable, the beneficiary | receives life insurance for the fu// amount of your savings goal, and in addition receives all that you have saved, plus any cash bonus due. 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Dining Room Open 12 Noon 'til A.M. 2 Game time, 7:00 p.m. Friday, Feb. 12, Away Game, Whitby will play the Weston Dodgers. JOHN'S MANVILLE HOCKEY LEAGUE -- Sunday, Feb, 14, at 8:00 a.m., Office vs Insula- tions at 9:45 .a.m., Flexboard vs Transite. JUVENILE HOCKEY -- District championship action, Thursday, Feb. 11, third game of a best of five series at the Whitby Arena. Game time, 8:00 p.m., Ajax vs Whitby, North York. Milroy -Turner-| Palace street, will host mem-|tuck luncheon Feb, 9 at 1 p.m. Murray 7:47 heehee pers s ane alee the home of Mrs. H. T. Fal- 3. North York. Martin ~ Turner: | eth. 8 x eir meeting O!|laise, 121 Green street. Mem- yea ip Py ade bers please notice the change of | enalties. 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