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WHITBY BUSH LEAGUE CHAMPIONS RECEIVE THEIR TROPHY Finishing on top of the Bush League, after a gruel- ling season's activities, Vin- cent's Barbershop Men's Bowling Team was present- ed with the league;trophy at the annual banquet Monday evening. The presentation was made by the league sec- retary, Ernest, McHale. The winning team is, front row, left to right: Dominck Serra, Rocco Barrese and Boards Plan Mutual Aid AJAX (Staff) -- The Ajax Planning Board, at its Wednes- day night meeting, unanimous- ly carried a motion to form a tri-municipality planning body along with Pickering Township and Pickering Village to deal with mutual problems and form as # liaison committee between the three planning boards. The planning board felt that the newly formed committee could possibly increase its voice in the Metro Toronto Regional Planning Board of which all 'three municipalities are mem- bers. Band Planning Busy Season WHITBY (Staff) -- Whitby's Senior Brass Band {is rapidly moving into a busy season of activity with three scheduled public appearances on its agenda, The band will play at Oshawa's new auditorium tomor- row beginning at 8 p.m. Saturday's performance will feature the band at the annual baton twirlers' exhibition in Oshawa. Baton twirlers from various, centres such as Hamil- ton, Toronto, Peterborough and other major municipalities will be in attendance. The following Saturday eve- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, April 30, 1965 § ning, May 8, the band will at- tend the Rehoboth Christian Re- formed Church at Bowmanville, where it will join the church's 60-member mixed choir for a combined concert, Tentative plans have been disclosed for the choir to make a return trip to Whitby to join the band in a concert to be held in one of the town's two high schools. Winding up the month's ac- ome Another reason for the join- ing of the three planning boards would be to discover what the) plans are of the newly formed central planning area which) was recently inaugurated by lakeshore municipalities from| Whitby to Bowmanville. | The Ajax Planning Board) feels that the future of its plan-| | ning area lies with Metro To-| ronto and the committee of two! persons from each of the plan-| ning boards would meet on a regular basis to study mutual} problems. | Sth Whitby Cubs & Scouts Mothers Auxiliary ere holding « Tea & Homebake SALE SAT., MAY Ist 2 to 5 P.M. At ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST PARISH HALL i RECIPE No. 2 For a THOUSANDAIRE Start with $762.39. Then hove Victoria and Grey odd interest ot 544% every six months, In just five yeors your investment will increase over 31% and then you're @ THOUSANDAIRE, Coll or write for @ "Recipe Book' } tivities, the band will lead thejthrough city streets. The occa- Whitby Lion's Club detachment|sion is the Lion's International in St. Catharines for a parade|Annual Zone Convention. OLD and NEW On subjects of: Engineering, History, Sciences, Antiques, Biography, Arts, Sales, Fiction, Poetry, Etiquet, Drama, Travel, etc. ON SALE - SATURDAY, MAY 1st 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. First store north of Canadian Bank of Commerce --Whitby, Ont. Auspices of -- 1.0.0.8. VISCOUNT GREENWOOD CHAPTER 308 Dundes St. W WHITBY Planning Board Chatrman| Wally Henwood and Secretary G. A. Robinson were chosen to represent Ajax in the area com- mittee. Robertson will attend absence of Mr. Henwood. The planning board also sup- ported a resolution of the Pick- ering Township Planning Board that a meeting of all the mu- in the Vincent Serra. Back row, left to right: Ercole Serra, Orlando' Demarco, Vincent Barrese and Cosmo Bar- rese. Guild Dessert Card Party Has Spring-Like Motif WHITBY -- All Saints' Par- ish Hall took on a spring-like at-| mosphere April 28 for the After- noon Guild's Annual Dessert Card Party. Pink and blue was the iter! scheme throughout with nose- gays of blue tulle, pink and blue forget-me-nots with pussy willows and silver branches and butterflies in tall standards, giving the hall a very festive appearance. Most colorful of all were the beautiful spring hats worn by | the guests as they chose their) desserts from the tempting as- sortment attractively displayed on the lace covered table, cen- tred by a lovely floral arrange- ment which was later won by Mrs. Ethel' Quilter as door ze. In the centre of the room was) a table laden with gifts artis-|; tieally wrapped in variegated] shades of pinks and blues. Bolivia Mission Work Explained WHITBY ---The Whitby Bap- tist Women's Society for Chris- tlan Service held its special missionary Thankoffering at the church, The meeting opened with the call to worship and prayer by. the president, Mrs. Dudley Wilson, The scripture and pray- er was taken by Mrs. Kenneth Cullen. Mrs. Jack McGraw fa- favored the congregation with a solo, accompanied at the piano by Mrs, Cyril Rich. After expressing words of wel- come to visiting guests, Mrs. Dudley Wilson introduced the guest speaker, Miss Mildred Goulding from the Baptist Mission Field in Bolivia. Miss Goulding gave a stimu- lating talk on missionary work} advance-| in Bolivia and the since the turn of the century. Mrs, Ruth Pickering express- ed words of thanks to Miss|~-- Goulding on behalf of the WSCS Meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. John McLeod. Lunch was served by members of CGIT and a time of fellowship fol- lowed. The next meeting will be held May 25 at the Sunday school hall. Mrs. H. H. Goode, senior member of the Guild, drew the Inames of the lucky winners as |follows: Mrs. J. McLachlan, Mrs, Mil- \dred Smith, Mrs. Bernice Tay- lor, Mrs. Bernice Moase, Mrs, Wynn Chubb, Mrs. F, A. Cuddy, Mrs. Sadie Kelly, Mrs. Doris Sims, Mrs, Frances Mighton, Mrs. D. A. Wilson, Mrs. Vir- ginia Heinter, Mrs, Mary Gould- burn, Mrs. Jean Sugden, Mrs. Norma Butts, Mrs. Gordon Lod- jwick, Mrs, Faye Speers, Mrs. E, Campbell, Sr., Mrs. Phyllis Read, Miss Sally Jones, Mrs. Alma Dewey, Mrs, Cowie, Mrs. Mabel Butt, Miss Mary Ann Ledden, Mrs. Merne Cook, Mrs, H. M. Baker, Mrs. Ella Smith, Mrs. Edith Watts, Mrs. Vera Macdougall, Mrs. Shirley Scott, Mrs. Dorothy |Houghton, Mrs. Florence South- well, Mrs. Isabelle Elliott, Mrs. Joy Rich, Mrs. Georgina Dill- ing, _Mrs, Margaret McCoy, Mrs. Blanche Barrons, Mrs. Ellen Gouldburn, Mrs. Elspath McIlwaine, Mrs, Bill Rich, Mrs, Eleanor Rycroft, Mrs. Anne Myers, Mrs. Joan McColl, Mrs. J. G. Stewart, Mrs, K. Mc- Kelvie. The door prize was won by Mrs. Ethel Quilter and the honor prize by Mrs, M. Con- lin, A special prize was given to Mrs. M. Conlin, the oldest and one of the most beautiful ladies present. Mrs. Conlin, whose appearance belied her 94 years, is an ardent flower lover. Mrs. Conlin thanked the Guild for her gift of flowers, and also \for a very enjoyable afternoon. Mrs. Charles Daly, president of the Afternoon Guild, wishes afternoon a success, | The next meeting of the Guild | will be held at the home of Mrs. R. S, Cassels, 301 Gilbert st. e., May 11 at 2.30 p.m, There are jrecess, attend. to thank all who help make the! 'children's clothing: Irvine |. The Fifth Whitby Cubs and| Scouts Mothers' Auxiliary is sponsoring a homebake sale this Saturday at St. John the Evangelist Parish Hall from 2) to 5 p.m. The general convener, | Mrs. William Lavalley, will be}: lassisted by members of her |committee, Mrs. John Jepma is cele-| brating her birthday today, It) is also her son, William's,| birthday. Friends extend their) best wishes on this double occasion. Bernard and Raymond Kelly,| of Entreprise, have returned} home after spending a week with their grandmother, Mrs.) John Kennelly, 304 Cochrane | | David, son of Mr. and | David Bellion, 209 Maple st. w., is celebrating his first sa today. Child Baptized At St. Mark's The Sacrament of Infant Bap-| tism was observed at St. Mark's| United Church last Sunday) morning when Brian Alexander Nichols, son of Mr, and Mrs, A. Nichols, was presented by his! parents, The choir sang the anthem, "Soft Were Your Hands, Dear Jesus." The minister' S$ message was entitled * 'When God Wile} WHITBY PERSONALS jin |drell, Metro Toronto Regional Plan- ning Board, be called to dis- cuss area planning problems. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kennelly spent last weekend in Hamilton the guests of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Alex Currie. |eream bar, at the south-west jeunet of the Hunt St. and Har-| ood Ave. intersection, was dealt with in short order by |the board. The board decided ito veto the ice cream dispens- ing station fearing that the area could end up looking like Kingston Rd, at West Hill. The board added, however, that it might agree to a Dairy Queen if it formed part of a shopping area south of the existing Ajax Plaza, Nancy, daughter of Mr. and| Mrs. Earl English, is celebrat- ing her birthday today. Mrs. Ross Rehill, Omemee,| and Miss Temple Morcombe of Ann Arbor, Mich., were guests jof Mr. and Mrs. W. F. MacCarl and Mr, and Mrs. Loyal Pogue. The 4 W's Couples Club, in- stead of its regular meeting, is holding its annual buffet dinner) May 1 at St. Mark's United Church Assembly Hall at 7 jp.m, Following the dinner round jand square dancing will be en- joyed with Earl Brown of oe jawa as caller. Whitby Bilge | -| Club Scores | The winners and high scores the games played this week by the Whitby Duplicate Bridge) Club were: East and West -- Mrs. Welch! and Mrs. Odlum .90; Mrs. Butt| and Mrs, Barron, 85; Mr. and} Mrs, Desrosier, 83; Mrs. Cross-| }man and Miss B. Wilson, 7844; | |Mrs, bg and Mrs. Maun-| 74 North 'and South -- Mrs. | Spratt and Mrs. D. Wilson, 8544; Mrs. Booth and Miss Forsythe, | 85%; Mr. and Mrs. Wells, 85; Mrs. Love and Mrs. Baxter, 81%; Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. MacGillivray, 68%. One-Stop DECORATING SHOP Wallpaper and Murals Custom Draperies ° e @ Broadioom e ° Flo-Glaze Colorizer Paints DODD & SOUTER DECOR CENTRE LTD. 107 Byron St. $., Whitby PHONE 668-5862 Vice-chairman W. B.| nicipalities in Ontario County, | with a representative of the! A proposed Dairy Queen ice} CLL. Paints and Varnishes || Call... | DX OIL - TODAY - 668-3341 | ATTENTION FARMERS Why Pay More SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY Gasoline - Diesel & Motor Oils Form Tanks Available OUTBOARDS WITH MUSCLE POWER ENGINEERED FOR PEAK-POWER PERFORMANCE *V-Reed" intake valves create @ super-chorged effect to increase engine power by admitting fuel along a direct poth from carburetor to combustion chamber. The MENTAL HEALTH WEEK May 2nd -- May 9th, 1965 The Honorable Dr. M. B. Dymond MINISTER OF HEALTH Invites you to attend OPEN HOUSE ONTARIO HOSPITAL, WHITBY Wednesday, May 5th, 1965 2:00-4:00 p.m. 7:00-9:00 p.m. "V-Reed" development is just one of the edvancements built into West Bend engines de» signed to provide full power with maxte mum economy. 50 hp @ World's Ist 2-cylinder, @ Light and compact @ Economical to operate pers.' The annual collection of eau and used clothing for loca) and | overseas relief is being organ- ized by members of the UCW. Sorting will commence soon after May 10. Donations may be left at the church hall prior to that date, | There is a special need for babies') nightgowns, bootees,| ote; children's| skirts, dresses, | blankets, flannelette, pants, shirts, many items of business to be! ment and the Christianity there|completed before the summer|izations all members urged to'share in the Service of Dedica-| | stockings, etc. Next Sunday the youth organ-| of St. Mark's will! tion to Mission. Evening Shows At 7 & 9 P.M, SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1:30 BROCK Whitby -- @ Attractive styling @ Rich, deep finish @ Ideal for family fun 2-cycle 50 h.p. outboard? @ Full-power performance TALKS GARS THE FINE ART OF SALESMANSHIP Anyone who hes ever been bamboozled by @ fast tolking salesmen will know what | mean when | say that oppeor- ances can be deceiving. Toke the case of = new car shopper. 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