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WHITBY DAY - BY - DAY Whitby Garden Club Planning Fall Show WHITBY -- William Laird, Maple Grove, will show colored flides entitled "Our Canadian Heritage' at the Oct. 13 meet- ing of Whitby Garden Club to be held at King St. school. Mr. Laird is well known for his beautiful pictures for which he has won many prizes. His method of presentation will please you. All members urged to attend and bring a friend. There are still some lovely flowers in gardens and for those who would like to show them off to the best advantage the following classes are included for competition. 1, Vase of hardy chrysanthe- mums, arrangement to count; St. Mark's Group Holds "Granny Tea" A most successful "Granny|Harold Quantrill, Tea" was held in St. Mark's United Church assembly hall last Friday. In the receiving line were Mrs. Abbott Price, president of United Church Women; Mrs. R. A. Smith, leader of Unit No. 3, assisted by Mrs. K. Mc- Kelvie and Mrs. David Fallow. Mrs. L. F. Richardson and Mrs. Cyril Heard were conven- 2. Arrangement of fruit, flow- ers and leaves; 3. Rose, one stem, any variety or color. 4. Collection of Dahlias, not more than five blooms, any varieties; 5. Any other flower not listed above, one bloom or stem. It is hoped everyone enjoyed the colorful addition that the Garden Club boxes made to the front of the Municipal Building. Also the display of petunias, cleome, etc., in the bed at the corner of Henry and Dundas Sts. Are you planning or planting a 'Centennial Rose." Now would be a good time to order it. It wouldn't be surprising if there was a special class for it in next year's Rose Show. Mrs, Ida Gordon Farn- dale, Mrs, Leith Jones, Mrs. William Davidson, Mrs. Ed- ward Breen, Mrs, Joseph Ward and other members of the Unit. Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. George Smith presided in the old fashion sittingroom, Mrs. Richard MacCarl, Mrs. James Anstey, Mrs. Harold Boys, Mrs. Thomas Farndale, Mrs. H. T. Simpson, Mrs, School Group Plans "Teachers' Night" Plans have been made forjers. Night." the first regular meeting of the Colborne Street Home and introduce the Each teacher will speak on the Principal Carmen Sarles will teaching staff. School Association to be held/subject that he or she presents Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. Classrooms|in the rotary system, which will will be opened from 7.30 till/be of interest to everyone. 8 p.m. This meeting will take the form of a Refreshments will be served "Meet the Teach-\at the close of the meeting. BOWLING RESULTS WHITBY MIXED BOWLING (Monday) Team Standings -- Whitby Cleaners 28, Rockets 26, Big Five 20, Headpins 19, H. Dick Pontiac 18, Lucky Thirteens 16, Woodpeckers 15, K.P.P.'s 14, County Bowl 13, Night Hawks 12, Candles 11, Blowers 10, Neighbors 9, Pipers 7, Slick Six) 4, Pin Heads 2. Triples over 600 Jenn Fowler 791 (309, 267, 215); Vi Jordan 780 - (288, 252, . 240); Clare Holter 755 (248, 266, 241); Ron Childs 732 (281, 267); Chuck Gill 718 (267, 223, 228); Doug. Rowden 711 (257, 257); Doug Peggs 686 (302, 258); Dave Mac: Gregor 676 (254, 280); Ron Pas- coe 671 (253, 247); . Hans Zimmer 668 (233, 259); -- Carl the other Units were in charge of country fair variety and Pascoe 645 (200, 249); George, Chase 641 (263, 218); Jordan 637 (270, 201); Sandford 632 (200, 249); ard Sandford 630 (223); Hendricks Adair 626 (265); 612 (202, 201, 209); Bev Childs 612 (276). Marty Verna Rich- John (252); Chris Sam Peake 630 WHITBY LADIES' CANDY BOWLING LEAGUE Poinis for the day: Allsorts 2; Gumdrops 2; Humbugs 3, Jelly Beans 4; Life Savers 0; Lolli pops 2; Peppermints 2. Maple Buds 1 and Triples over 500: Gladys Wiles 707; Ede Walker 616; Ber- nice Moase 590; Rose Peleshok 549; Florence Moore 546; Grace Surridge 546; Grace Sandford 531; 518; Katie Loyst Farquhar 511 and Joyce Pick- ard 503, Jean King 526; Joyce Cox 515; Marg homebake table. A number of the ladies were dressed in old fashioned cos-) tumes which added to the at- Fallaise who are leaders of mosphere of the social event. WRAP UP WARM Canada's coldest-ever tempe- rature is 81 degrees below zero, recorded at Snag, Y.T. ;|\don, Whitby Town Line, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, October 12, 1966 7 Miss Lena Riley, Barrie, spent the holiday weekend at the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Smith, 909 Bayview Ave. Another visitor was their son, Wilfred, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Rich- ardson and their son, Garnet, were callers over the Thanksgiv- ling weekend st the home of his mother, Mis. V. D. "Richard- son. They also visited his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Treen, Euclid St. Mrs, John Graff, 829 Green St., is home after spending a month in Cobalt, Haileybury, New Liskeard, Kirkland Lake and Larder Lake where she visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gor- and their grandson, Scott, spent the » | Thanksgiving weekend in Port Loring at a lodge Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Thomp- son, of Moira, are spending the week visiting at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Graham, 933 Donovan Cres. Mrs. James Harding, 135 Byron St. S:, was the Thanks- giving guest at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Richards, Maple Grove Rd., Bowmanville. ers of the tea assisted by Mrs. WHITBY PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scott and son, Graham, are house guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Seaton Graham, 901 Beech St., before establishing residence in Oakville. Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. ee John Graham, celebrated his 13th birthday Oct. 7. 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