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se JOHN DRYDEN, left, is seen noses | the congrat- ulations of his opponent, Heber Down, following his John Dryden Returned As Whitby Twp. Reeve BROOKLIN (Staff) -- John Dryden was re-elected as reeve of Whitby Township in Satur- day's election but. only made it by a narrow margin after a tight battle with Heber Down. Mr. Dryden, who polled 692 votes, had a majority of 38 voters, or 36.32 percent cast their ballots, Last year 38.09 percent of the electors voted. SEES VAST CHANGES Mr. Dryden, having served on council for. the past five years, two as councillor, two as deputy reeve and one as reeve, sets out on what he describes as an important new term. "There will be vast changes in the entire area as the dis- trict expands,"' Mr. Dryden said He suggested the Central Joint Planning Board, of which both the township and the town of Whitby are members, will be very active. "The trend is to- wards expansion," he stated." The next few years will be im- portant ones." "Tt was another close election, and a slight increase in majority over last year," Mr. Dryden stated after the final results had been posted. "Heber Down is the best candidate I've ever fought against. He made it an interesting battle all the way," he said. GOOD CLEAN FIGHT Commenting on the final re- sults, the losing candidate had nothing but praise for his op- ponent. "It was a good clean 7 3 Schoo! Play Fine Success crowd was on hand at Henry High School Friday evening to watch the school's drama club stage one of the best presenta- tions they have ever attempted. 'The Man Who Came To Dinner' was an unqualified success with each member of the cast turning in a flawless perfor- mance. ; ' Strong members of the cast, possibly due to the length of ap- pearance or part in the pia; were: George Chase as Sheridon Whiteside; Ron Smith as the stuffy pompous Dr Bradley, and Adrienne Haas, as Whiteside's efficient secretary, Maggie Cut- ler. Scott Laurence as Beverly Carton was also exceptionally good, The action throughout the play was fast with few if any ap- parent errors. At all times the cast performed admirably, with a complete feeling of believe- | ability in the characters. Superb leasting and direction was pro- vided by Hugh Lawrence who also portrayed the part of a highly annoyed father, Mr. Stan- ley. Other members of the cast who sparkled during the even- ing were: Diane Douglass as the strange Professor Metz; Leslie Moore as the rather odd, Miss Preen; and, Beverly Bluches as fight, and an interesting one,"'|Mr. Batty polled 622 votes rep- Se a Mr. Down said. "I guess I can't|resenting a plurality of 132 over| . ¢ ai |however, every member of the move around as fast as I used to|runner-up, Robert White and, a const were excellent or, I might have been John" |lead of 397 over the bottom : In good spirits, Mr. Down stated|man, The three-act play was pro- the township was in 'gvod| Following the final results,)duced by special arrangement hands.' \Mr. Batty said pomeone had to| with Dramatists Play Service jwin and he was certainly glad and was a very ambitious effort Close was not the only beled as himself. 'It was a good ttle. Around 8:00 p.m,|!¢ was 1. : : ; |Reeve Dryden led his opponent|their support," he said, tists. The audience were highly | "I'm sure Mr. Batty will do|appreciative of the effort with a good job," Mr. White stated," three curtain calls made at the iby only 12 votes. Ten minutes later with an- ' ll t : ; = oe iy on ee a end of the first night perform- votes. Only 36.32 per cent of the electors of the township cast their ballots. --Oshawa Times Photo re-election Saturday as reeve of Whitby Township. Mr. Dryden polled 692 votes to edge his opponent by 38 other poll registering the lead jumped to 28 and, by 8:40 the reeve was teading by 45 votes.| * Subsequent polls coming in|Prised by the results, leveled off the score to the final]! hompson attributed his loss to\on Saturday. evening by cast 38 majority but it was undecided|a lack of time spent on elec-)4nq audience alike. up until the last poll tioneering. "If I had got out to) shake more hands things might INCUMBENT COUNCILLOR Incumbent council member,) Mr. Thompson echoed was elected as deputy reeve|way, I am sure the new depulylin the race, Leading the poll over his two opponents, Robert reeve wil! do a fine job." was Betty Craigie with 692 White, a newcomer to the elec-| Only one member of the school|votes. The runner-up was Ray |tion race and Frank Thompson.'board was in attendance. Eric|Hatter with 460 votes. | WHITBY (Staff) -- A capacity; Suggesting he wasn't too sur-|@nce. An equally fine reception | organization. He also gave a/4, Bowmanville. | Mr. and presentation was celebrated|report of the apple promotion| have been different," he said.|Branton, a successful candidate) table extension specialist, Vine-| David Zimmerman, Mr./for the two-man board, with ajland, discussed apple John Batty, led the polls and! White's comments. 'In his own/|total of 676 votes, placed second) tion trends in Canada and the|Gibson of Newcastle. | eg ee ee ws uyaipy Lasco Lose To Parry By CLIFF GORDON WHITBY Whitby Lasco Steelers, amid a barrage of ice and sleet, made a trip to Parry Sound Sunday afternoon for an exhibition game against the Brunswicks. The result was a 6-4 win for the home town Jr. "C" team who, according to coach Jim Cherry of the 'Steelers, are a real hard work- ing team which really hustle all the time. Rod Bloomfield sparked the winners attack with a trio of goals. Don Orr scored two and| Rodge Bloomfield getting the other goal. Brooklin boys showed the way aimainly for the Steelers with Pete Vipond scoring twice and Wayne Davidson once. Tommy Lavender scored the other goal for the short handed Whitby team. Whitby has been finding the To Meet Peel UXBRIDGE -- The Ontario County Junior Farmer Debating Team will enter the first round of provincial competition in a debate with Peel County Dec 17 at 8 p.m., in the Velloré Hall. The Ontario County team, con- sisting of Anne Dryden of Brook- lin, June Parliament of RR 2, Cannington, Neil McLeoad and Bob Barlow of RR 2, Black- water, is coached by Allan Mc- Phail and Jim' White, both well known teachers in the Canning- ton area. The topic for the Ontario-Peel Debate is 'Resolved that Farm Credit is too readily available to Ontario Farmers." The Vellore Junior Farmers will act as hosts for the debate with Miss Joan Constable, Yrok County Junior Farmers' direc- |tor, chairing the event. oun man, Dave MacMillan and Kevin O'Shea who appears to have hung them up for the sea- son. Tonight the Steelers will try to get untracked in league competition as they play host to the St. Michael's College Buz- zers in what promises to be a dandy. The double blue of the figAting Irish can always counted on to give a good account of themselves. SUMMARY Ist, PERIOD 1, Whitby. Vipond, Boyd, Taylor mm Penalties. Thompson 9.36; Rod Bicom- fleld 12.18. and PERIOD 2, y Sound. Orr, R. Bloomfield, . Bloomfield, 14.40 3. Whitby. Lavender, O'Donaghue 14. 4, Parry Sound. Rod Bloomfield, Bloomfieid Pease .. 1. Penalties, Bloomfield 1.02; Wiilet 12.9; Taylor 4.01, Thompson 6.29; Quintil- Nan 13.11. | ird PERIOD | | 7. Paarry Sound, Bloomfield, Gignel, 6.25) , § | 8. Parry Sound, Bloomfield, Willet, Orr going rough as wins are few f ; PRES and far between. Injuries have! %. Parry Sound. Bloomfield, Signal: 635 held some of the players back./10. whitby. Davidson 200000000000). 14 Yesterday the Lascos were with-| Fenalties. | out Tom Parker, Wayne Chees-lorr 19.40. * Parr R ATOM GIVES LIGHT The world's first nuclear-pow- ered lighthouse was opened. at Chesapeake Bay, Va., by the U.S. Coast Guard in 1964. 0 14.01 8.03; nan 16.14; Wood 5.35; Keer Taylor 11.57; Vipond PUSH NEW PLANTS Debating Tea Kiwanis Club Holds Party WHITBY (Staff) The annual Christmas party was held by the Whitby Kiwanis Club in St. John's Parish Hall, during the weekend with a large turnout, Getting off to a good start, the evening began with a din- ner served by Denis O'Connor High School students and pre- pared by ladies of the Catholic Women's League. Kigvanians Keith Lunny and Herb Wright were in charge of dinner arrangements and decorating the hall. + Ron Deeth was in charge of the entertainment program. High point was the appearance of the well known magician, Ross Berthram. Other items were balloon bursting contests for girls, ladies and boys, plus a. guessing competition with heads of each family required to guess number of candies in plastic bag. Winner of this event was Don Kidd, who also arranged for Santa Claus' appearance. Jack Fudge was in ceive something Simpson explained. Lumber & Supply 701 Brock St, N., Whitby PH: 668-4451 See us today for... Alum- inum Doors end Windows, In- ayy vena te Win- terize your Home. One-Stop The Canadian department of agriculturé introduced 86 new) plant varieties in a recent five- year period. rea Apple Growers Hold Soth Annual Convention BOWMANVILLE -- More than| |100 members attended thejversity of Guelph, reviewed the \55th annual convention of thel life history and methods of con- iNorthumberland and Durham|trol of some of the major insect {Apple Growers' Association,|pests which attack apples. He Dec. 9, at the Newcastle Com-|pointed out weather conditions munity Hall, President Clarejcan influence insect population |Allin, RR 4, Bowmanville, pre-|and suggested growers be alert | sided. jto all factors affecting orchard S. Shultis, rulings officer, de-|pests and make optimum use of} partment of national revenue,|control methods. 'GIFT SUGGESTION |Belleville, spoke briefly on the| Officers for 1966 are: Presi- | |Canada Pension Plan and its|dent, Harold Bonter, RR 1, jimplications for apple growers.|Carrying Place; vice-president,| A PASS-BOOK FOR A |B. G. Wilson, secretary of the|Harvey Brooks, RR 3, Bow-|NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNT {Ontario Fruit and Vegetable|manville; secfetary - treasurer,| Growers' Association, Toronto,/H. Morley Webster, Brighton; discussed the activities of that|past president, Clare Allin, RR} land Bob Carruthers, Bowman- ville and Lindsay Death, RR 1, Ashburn. Mr. Colwill will act as) representative on the Ontario Apple Producers Marketing Board. Mr. Carruthers will act as secretary. Professor H. W. Goble, Uni- A The first deposit in a new savings passbook will en- : | courage the "Habit of Named as representatives to) Sacina'® ccs iethy tne program and discussed changes|the Apple Section of the On- slo at to be made for the coming/tario Fruit and Vegetable Grow- Christmas Gift | year. ers' Association were Harold Robert Wilcox, fruit and vege-|Bonter, Carrying Place, Dr. Trenton, produc-|Irwin Colwill and W. Harold United States. He also showed| Elected to the District Apple} | slides of the apple producing| Growers' Committee were: Earl) areas in British Columbia and|Chatten, Brighton; Irwin Col-| ' : | WHITBY Washington. will, Newcastle; Harold Watson! WHITBY BOWLING SCORES WHITBY LADIES' "FLOWER" LEAGUE Thursday Afternoon, Dec, 9 Turkey Winners -- Ev Curtis, Eileen Swerdfiger, Bea Aiken- head, Muriel Mcllwain, Pearl Richardson, Pat Wilcox, Ann Cormack, Velma Evans Team Standings -- Roses 11, Pansies 6, Asters 10, Tulips 15 Pom-Poms 6, 'Violets 12, Lilacs 3, Lillies 9. High Double Flat--Ena Gaine 439. High Double with Handicap -- Joan Coulthard 510. High Single Flat -- Ev Curtis 272. 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