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WHITBY / AJAX PERSONALS THE OSHAWA TIMES, 5 Seturday, September 23, 1967 | Mrs. Mae Lockyer and Mrs. will be sold at the fall bazaar. M D 5 |Pearl Roper gave the birthday|Tea hostesses were Mrs. Mar-| ire" allen gon - py reports for Brooklin and Whitby|tin Gouldburn and Mrs. Daniel) Mrs, Howard Goddard, Mr. Pel ay EARLY WEEK Birbeck. » Community Chest to . The emphasis on the _ the personal ap- ould raise our enthusi- ew high. is, for instance, have about the campaign. und to have whena 38,000 is involved. This ticular attention is d by the campaign to providing the an- excellent fact sheet prepared anticipating he questions you and e about the funds and It explains, for what percentage of collected go for the administration. Osh- ninistration costs are lowest in the coun- verage is 544 cents on s the work accom- the fund in providing nent and facilities for sds of volunteers who ir time to the agen- it points out that with- p of these volunteers, of many of the serv- ke for granted would live if the community e salaried personnel. [R 'IMPORTANT in- nstituted this year in il be the 'open ganized at 12 of the ' Chest agencies for day .This is an op- or all of us to visit es and see at first ousrelves why our needed and how well rt to put all the facts to give us all the in- we want, the open the renewed empha- eeting with Oshawa individuals to ex- eration of the chest our giving back to al basis where it be- led in such a way, be no question about . As individuals we ave always cared for fortunate than our. those needing our ough "our" Com- 'st this year we can ie help required is provided. an alternative. The Chest answers that 0: t care for the less | our community who $ important to the as those who are If we do not, there community chest ana nt care they may not nmunity." Counter or Laws test. If he refuses 'an be fined up to fusing. In addition, count as evidence m in a drunk-driv- », for which he can lified from driving r, fined up to £100 four months. volutionary way of e tests--if it works so-called A-pill, a varieties of which | developed on the One is supposed down on the horse- he drinker's breath, other actually to ie alcohol in his 'lly, a young chemi- acturer of Chelten- it 100 miles north- mdon, says he has he right to produce in pill that speeds r to eliminate alco- he system. ks all right," he ried it out in Vien- one tablet, had two nd four or five coz- n I tested myself my alcohol level 5 milligrams," ET KIT roposes to market at about sixpence i also plans to sell packs in pubs--a pills and a breath- already markets lysis kits. , authorities frown e of the pill, and livided on the use- _ Of do-it-yourself ing. office forensic vave tested all the the market,"' the ninistry says, "and to find one which n-alcoholic reading e who has been eavily. As far as ncerned, they are NS & SELLS 'ged RS & CO. ints Hamilton Calgary e Vancouver ica, Great Britain World. 728-7527 |, aiacainaiaieaibatiatieteanrne The Inited Wan UNITED APPEAL THERMOMETERS AT TOWN HALL, FOUR CORNERS « « » Reeve Heber Down, Mayor Desmond Newman, President Sims, Chairman Nurse Mrs. Jacqueline Guthrie, cater- ing convener, thanked those who assisted during the summer. Mrs. Delphine Conibear gave the sick and sunshine report. Mrs. Bessie Cosway, associate conductress, was congratulated on her appointment as a Grand Page for the Starlight Grand Chapter Sessions held at the Royal York Hotel, Refreshments Baptist Men of Ontario Coun- ty Association, including Ux- bridge, Claremont, Goodwood, Oshawa, First Baptist and Har- mony Road and. Whitby, are, sponsoring its fifth annual "Breakfast" to be held Sunday) at Whitby Baptist Church audi- torium, from 8 till 9.15 a.m. Charles Howlett is chairman of |Mrs, and and Mr. and Mr, and Mrs, Fred Holloway. Kinettes opened their homes for Graham Northam, Mr. Mrs. Herbert Snow, Mr.! Mrs. Richard Richards, | and Mrs. Ted Wallis, Mr. Mrs, Joseph Galloway and MONDAY - SEPT. 25 TUESDAY - SEPT. 26 WEDNESDAY - SEPT. 27 Several' Ajax Kinsmen and embers of servi lubs wh attended "oshave "xmsmen? == Money Saving Features Club's International Relations | were served by Mrs. Helen/|the braekfast, assisted by mem- Breen PM and her committee.|bers of his committee. Guest hosted a luncheon at the Osh- awa Carousel for more than 50 Kinsmen, their wives and Round Tablers from all over the world, who were in Oshawa to attend) Mr. and Mrs. Danny Noland, the Kinsmen International Re-|Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wallis, Mr. lations Night. jand Mrs. Graham Northam, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Quin, Mr. the Baptist Men of Ontario and) Quebec. Soloists have been in- vited for the program, Women started its fall season/Mr, and Mrs. Terry Skelcher| with a pot luck supper, pre-|attended the national Kinsmen sided over by Mrs. Samuel|convention in Halifax, Alexander. More than 30 mem- bers attended. Meetings were) held for the three groups at-jettes, Jean Noland announced | tending, presided over by Mrs.|that the annual sale of "Hal-! A. Woods, Mrs. Arthur Jones|lowe'en candy" will be held and Mrs..C. Jones. They metithis year under the convener- afterwards in the _fellowship|ship of Kinette Doreen Quin, A room, where Mrs. Don Kemp|group of 10 women, who with spoke of her trip to Cochrane, |their husbands are attending! where she boarded the Polar/the international convention of Bear express Mrs. Homer Hueffed related her|be in Ajax Sept. 26, and will be Margate Round Table, home of Mr. and Mrs. Danny | Noland: gium, Mrs. Night, Overnight guests at the shaker Wil ba Gettes. Me home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor ; : os § i rge Mac-! Ames were Mr. i Whitby and Ajax Kinsmen |Millan, Brantford, chairman of aid Nae ent, goed Emile Haumont, Hasselt Helmut Heydt, Belgium, England, | At the) Bel- Round Table, Benni,| South Africa, and Pierre Moe's, | Waremme, Ajax St. Paul's United Church |and Mrs, Ken McFadden and |Round Table. Mr. and Mrs, Wil- Hannut liam Hearn had as their guests: | Eas |Nick Bennett, The president of Ajax Kin- | Margate Round Table, t End Round Table, Kent, John Hunter, London, England, | and| England, The first Ajax Kinsmen meet- sling held this year was attend- ed by full membership, CURE ALLERGY There are more than 2,000 al-| lergy specialists in the United for -Moosonee.|Sservice clubs in Edmonton, wil] | States. -- trip to Europe and Mrs. Bol-jentertained at a cheese and ton Falby, her attendance at|wine party, at the home of Kin- |the Klondike Days in Edmonton, |ette Doris Ames, 58 Kings | Cres., Ajax. Kinette Marnie, It was announced that the|Richards is in charge of this Alpha Unit will hold a "Wool|social evening, starting at 8.30 Nov. 1, andip.m. Dr. David Gove will show Directors Optimistic | Goal Can Be Reached. "3: Signs for the campaign will be placed this weekend, material has already been distributed and thermometer charts will be WHITBY (Staff) -- A variety; night, a one-night blitz and a three - week campaign is ex- pected to put the Whitby United Appeal over the top. This year's budget is $38,225 or 28 per cent over last year's! corners, collected amount. William : BLITZ Nurse, the campaign chairman : : 5 ; F sitar quit The blitz will be conducted on says the total is easily within Oot a8 when swore: than (80 Teach. volunteers working under eight Mr. Nurse said conditions are|7on6 captains and 50 captains good this year for ,2 canvass/ will canvass every home in the and that the Appeal's directors | town, 5 rganized having had ail SS . ce e 8 The volunteer canvassers will) : wae meet at All Saints Anglican! "These organizations (the Church on Oct. 11 and at St. nine agencies) having been eae Mark's United on Oct. 12 for pinching pennies oF but their canvassing training. revious campaigns, though suc- 2 ; piers Sesstal. have not met their) Mr. Nurse said this year the) needs," said Mr. Nurse. poten a This year the campaign direc-|noaches. He said the service tors have been meeting twice/orsanizations operated 12 monthly since the beginning of) months in the year and sug- the year. The word is out: "g0/cested that 2.25 per cent of goal." |wages be pledged towards the Whitby United Appeal. gf eg ing 2, a kick-off} Mr. Nurse pointed out that in variety night has been arranged/ an actual survey of Toronto and at the Henry High School with|Oshawa united appeals' the all citizens invited to attend.|most generous people (top 25 The town's five service clubs,|per cent) pledged an average of Lions, Legion, Kinsmen, Ki-| $45 annually when earning $6,000 wanis and Rotary will each pro-and up to $732 annually when vide an act, in addition there,earning $25,000 yearly. ; will be a calypso group, danc-. The Appeal this year will also} ing school, comedy act, boys| stress the "chapter plan" where) orchestra, Whitby Band, Whitby| an hourly rated employee would] Glee Club and acts by each of| contribute 15 minutes weekly to-| the three Whitby High Schools. | ward the charities, he said. | The varicty evening is under) Mr. Nurse said if nine)be part of the Whitby United! LTD. the direction of Peter O'Shaugh- agencies canvassed individually Appeal. With the approval of MONUMENTS nessy, the director of the Whitby the total gift by a person should the township council, the Appeas 2 Theatre Guild while Bert be equal to the amount he is will conduct a direct mail cam-| 668-355 Heaver will emcee the PrOdUC- i yam, paign throughout the township) 318 DUNDAS EAST tion. . fifor funds. | FREE 'To Aid Appeal WHITBY (Staff) -- 'Centen- \held Oct. 14 by Guides and Brownies it was announced at wring so smive tne -URied AB: the meeting of the Whitby and peal. NINE AGENCIES The nine agencies participat- sociation meeting. A tea and homebake sale will Canadian Red Cross Society,| raising and will officially open Michael Patt of St. Catharines. March of Dimes, Salvation|the event. Army, St. John's Ambulance) Each Guide company will St. Society, Victorian Order Nurses, Whitby Association Retarded Children and YMCA. DIRECTORS phant sale. paign are: President Ted Sims, man Charles Rycroft and)|theatre. Robert Cawker, George Loft-| proceeds from this centennial |ChU house, William Morrison, Wil- | liam Sorrichetti, Warren Mowat,| i Neil Murkar, Donald Robertson, to. thp United Aupeal. Art Conrad, Godfrey Schilling, Edward Robson, David Newing, Harry Donald. Robert Attersley, Ray Cart- wright, Kenneth Cowan, Ernie Kent, Richard Matthews, ald McQuay, Gordon Mcllwain, J. Whattam and E. Ryzek. Ken Cowan is campaign material chairman while George Brooks is labor chairman, The honorary chairman for the campaign is George Plummer of Dunlop of Canada Ltd. For the first time Whitby Township, which joins the} County Town next Jan. 1, will| GETS MORE PEOPLE Each month about ica. Created To Individual Requirements tay \ AGES STAFFORD BROS. The variety evening will also include the Miss United Appeat| beauty contest with Mayor Des- mond Newman crowning Miss UA. During the evening town councillors and major com- panies in the town will make Retes, Repair Speciolist. their pledges to the Whitby United Appeal. \ Z Hydro For the campaign, Whitby's § 24 Hour . Tanks Service Installed public school children will pro- duce 3,000 pieces of art denict- ing the campaign's agencies and permission has already been re- ceived to: place these in all the Whitby stores from Oct. 6 to 16. Fast Dependable Radio Dispatched Plumbing Service, SERVICE MADE US, Coll 723-1191 REGINALD | BEDFORD | Teacher of Piano Classes now forming at 1 Ontario Ladies' College ! For Full Information, Telephone 668-3358 FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 419 Brock Street N. REV. DeLOSS M. SCOTT, Minister SUNDAY SERVICES 9:15 A.M.--"Foith Tidings Radio Broadcast -- C.K.L.B. -- 1350 On Your Dial 9:45 A.M.--Welcome To Our Bible School OUR BIBLE SCHOOL 11:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. GUEST SPEAKER:-- Pastor JACK SHAKOTKO, Oshawa WEDNESDAY EVE., 8:00 P.M. PRAYER, PRAISE & BIBLE STUDY CONDUCTED BY PASTOR SHAKOTKO, "There's Always A Welcome at Faith' | 750,000 babies are born in Latin Amer-} Don- | style, will be | Unit. The following Ajax Kinsmen | ' a and their wives attended the St. Mark's United Churchdinner and dance held at the lar meetings Sept. 26. Mr. and Mrs. week Gaspe, vacation in Quebec, Sunday, John's Anglican tions, He |Fashion Show," ood Turn ay tr a spaghetti dinner, Italian films of Ajax centennial week- served Nov. sponsored by the Come-meet-us will be|CGIT will commence its regu-|Oshawa Harold Harri-/ p< 1 son and children, Brian, Barry,\ ---- |District Girl Guide Local As-|plair and Bonnie, spent a three-| Barachois, _ Th i cip : visiting placed at the town hall and four) ing in this year's Whitby United be held at the centennial build-|parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Appeal include: Canadian Men- ing from 2 until 5 p.m. Mrs.|Patt, Last tal Health Association, Canadian) Monica Cook, area commission-| Mrs, Harrison and family visit- National Institute for the Blind,/er will preside over the flagled their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Church of/have charge of a tea table and|WA meeting was chaired by for| Brownies will be selling candy|Mrs. Martin Gouldburn. Rev. the'and freshie. There will also be|John McKibbin explained the a bazaar table and white ele- Changes in women's organiza- i invited representa- t : Guides and Brownies will dem-|!ives from' each group to meet| Directors for this year's cam-|onstrate gadgets etc., and also|at his residence, Sept. 26, to raig' h S\/have a heritage camp display.|™ake final arrangements Chairman Mr. Nurse, co-chair-|Fijms will be shown in the|Meetings. The women are, jcatering to a dinner for the . yl Army, Gc. 2, with Mrs.) a : a. rsen in charge. Thanks! good turn tea will be donated] © | aeniesibA to Mrs. Ernest! Vaillant for piecing a quilt dur- ing the summer months. Knit- ted articles were on display and 4,/end. her and} for Kinsmen: community {centre on Kinsmen Internation- al Relations Night: Mr, and Victor Ames, Mr. and! FREE 24-HOUR BURNER SERVICE By Our Locol Service Contractors SAWDON'S FUELS FURNACE OIL -- STOVE OIL AND COAL 244 Brock St. S., Whitby 668-3524 SAVE $ $ ON AUTO INSURANCE 568... 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