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PAGE 2, WEDNESDAY, lUNE 30, 1976, WHITBY MRE PRESS Brooklin mnar conducts ceremony Prior of Canada invests 16 Knights of YMalta On Sunday June 13, The Priory 0f Canada 0f The Sov. Order 0fL St John 0f Jerusaleni Knights of Malta . ad 16 Knights Invested in this Historical, Chivalric and Noble Order. The Order was established in Jerusalemn in the year 1048 and in the years following -noved to Cyprus, Rhodes, Malta, Russia and later because of political unrest moved to the U.S.A. Activity in Canada started in the year 1640. The Frenchi Knights built St John House in 1647, to-day the famous hotel Chiateau Frontenac sits on its sights. However, rnost of the Knights returned to Europe due to climatic conditions. This' Order has many influencial persons as Members, Kings, Queens, Princes, and many nobleinen and women, also business men and people from ail walks of life. They all work together for the well being of mankind. Today they do not brandish swords or wear armour but wear the uniform of Charity. The Order is still Nobel and chivalry and its members are considered as Noblemen in most royal courts. In 1975, the Knights idi Canada under the Leadership of their Prior established a Priory. He is a resident of Brooklin, Capt. Noble J. Frendo Cumbo, C.D., (rtd). There are three members from Whitby, Kt. Kt. Cdr. F. Sillato, Chev. Paul Frendo Cumbo, and Chev. T. Urquhart. Some well known memrbers are: The Hon. Stanley Haidasz, M.P. Mr. N Leluk MPP P.C. The cereniony was held at St. Paul The Apostie Chuich in Toronto and reception at Villa Colombo, it was a Royal occasion, guests included mnany from Europe and the U.S. World figures that attended are, H.R.H. Prince Roberto il, Royal Protector of the ORDER of Europe, H.E. the Prior of Norway, Shop at the commuflity mnoney rnart Save ..invest. .borrow Keîth LaweS M anage r 308 Dundas St., W~ Whitby Professor Harold Hoydhl, Representative of H.E. the Prior of Malta Rev. Barbara. Chaplain of the . Order. Per-ex Atterbom Heriditary Knighit Commander Grand Cross, Sweden and Lady Atterbom, H.E. The Grand Prior of U.S.A. Frank Capell Installed the Prior of Canada, H.E. Capt. Count J. Frendo Cumbo O.S.J. 0.St.A. C.D. Hereditary Knighit Grand Cross. Ttie cereniony used is the Original as donc in ancient times, with the Sword dubbing cerenony. A Knight of St John is no less a Knight in these modern times than any other knighted by a Monarch. Those Knighted were: Chev. N. Leluk O.S.J. MPP, The Hon. Chev. Stanley Haidasz O.S.J. M.P. Chev. Thomas Urquhard 0.S.J. O.St. A., Nob. Chev. Paul Frendo Cumbo O.S.J.O.St.A. Kt. Cdr. M. Sillato O.S.J. L.P., Chev's, L. Azzopardi, A. Bonello, R.S. Cumbo, J. Muscat, J. Micallef, Count Marjo Varano, Maestro Paul Gauci, C. Mizza, Rev. A. Grima, Ben Grys, A. Goggi. The Ceremony was donc coniplete with Mass and sword dubbing by the Prior of Canada Kt. Cdr. W Grand Cross Cap t. J. Frendo Cifmô6o C.D. (rtd). .Guests included Alderman Joe Piccinnini, Toronto, Members of Parliamnent repre. seniting the Prime Minister of' Canada aînd the Premier of Onta rio. Messages of congrat- ulations arrived frorn Hon. J. Diefenbaker, The Prime Minister, Mr. Trudeau, The Premier of Ontario, Mayor Crombie, Mayor Flynn, and t'rom inany others, including from MALTA, FRANCE, SWEDEN, NORWAY, U.S.A., ENGLAND, plus others too numerOuS to mention. Night ended with speeches, A Seven Course dinner, Danc- Serbian Dancers supplied through the Carling Founda- tion. The Order In Canada is engaged inHospital work, the aged, Prison Visiting Drop in Anyon1e interested in assisting the Priory in itsmany tasks is urged to contact The Prior, P.O. Box 137, Brooklin, Ont. LOB ICO. OUT 0F THE WOODS A lone car seems to drive out of the woods on Sunday's Whitby Jaycees iJune Junk-it' zar rally. Actually, driver 'Wendy Appleton and her husband Brian were on crpure on a' littie iised road in Whitby's northern suburbia. Allan Kirby and Peter Spellen in a Fiat 124 coupe swept the 18 car field tosing only 30 points over the challenging 68 mile course to win First Overall and First Non-iaycee entry. Second overaîl was Sandy MacPherson and Jack McCorkell in a Jeep close bebînd with 36 points. Third overail, and first iaycee crew, was Brian and Edna Tatcheil of the Whitby club. The ral ly was followed by a Farnily Picnic and Children's Fun Day at Fantasyland Park. Free Press Photo by John Hoît Seventh Day Adventists plan religions crusade The Prior of Canada, Joe Frendo Cumbo, of Brooklin, (left) presides over the recent investiture of 16 Knights into. the Sovereign Order of St. John 'of Jerusalem, Knights of Malta, at Toronto. Behind the Prior are HRH Prince Roberto 1l D'Aragon, and HE. Grand Prior of the United States Frank A. Capeli. Tbey are seen Ieaving St. Paul the Apostie Church, the Maltese national church in Toronto, following the ceremony. * O~Nd*aw. * RESTAURANTi 1.20 BROC* $T. M. WHITBY - TEL.: 668-9461 DoIicious Coutodiofi and Italien Dishos A New You For Springtime Nothing lfts the spirits quite like a becoming new hair style Callnow for * an appointmelt soon. ~LA CONTESSAS BEAUTY LOUNGE 119 Green St. 668e926:2 The Seventh-Day Adventists invite area residents to a week of lectures and seminars July 2to July 10. Ron Halvorsen, a well-- known crusade speaker, will be conducting a series of ]hctures ini the big tent on the Kingsway College Campus 11I56 King Street East, Oshawa. At 7:30 p.m. each evening Mr. lialvorsen will lecture on various topics: "Where is the World Going", July; "Gangs to God", July 3; "Will the Real Jesus Please Stand Up?", July 5; "Monkey on the Soul", July 6; "Death Be Not Proud", July 7;"God's Strange Son", July 8; "Heaven and the World Tomorrow", July 9; and "The Cross of Christ", JuIy 10. Dr. Delmier and Betty Holbrook, directors of The Home and Family Service of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, wil conduct seniinars on family living at the church, 1164 King Street East: "Christian Homes Today", 4 p.m. July 4; 44Conflict-Chaos on Calm", 9:30 a.mi., JuIy 5; "Read Me Loud and Clear", 4 p.m. iuly 5; "The Daily Double", 9:30 a.m. July 6 ;44Dadology", 4 p.ni. July 6 ; 4"Momology",% 9:30 a.rn. July 7; B Fruitful and Miltiply", 4 p.mn. July 7; "The Faniily Gear-ý Box". 9:30 a.m. July 8; Related", 4 p.m. July 8; and "Sense About Cents and Farnily Dollars", 9:30 a.m. July 9. Youth programs will be held cach evening at 7:30. Dr. [l. M. S. Richards, radio broadcaster, will speak at 7:30 p.rn. on July 4 in the big tent. For further information, caîl David White at 723-2401. 72 Whitbyites attend Longueuiltwinning operation, Whitby's twinning program with Longueuil, Quebec is recognized as one of the most successful in Canada. Seventy-two Whitby resi- dents, the largest delegation ever from this town, left Guildwood station Friday afternoon, and spent a week- end in Longueuil enjoying Quebec hospitality and ex- cIianging good-will gifts with the citizens of this city of 100,000 on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River near Montreal. Despite the train from Guildwood being two hours late in leaving, anid the arrivai being dampened by pouring rain, the festivities got under way successfully Friday nlight with ani exchiange of civic gifts at the Longùeuil City Hall. Couincillor Gilles Leduc, represe uting Longueil's Mayor Marcel 'Iýobidas, who was in acted as host along with Longueuil's Chief of Protocol, Gaston Dunn. Councillor Leduc and Whitby's Mayor Jim Gartshore read the, principles of twin- ning, and gifts were exchanged between the town counilors fromi each community. Whitby's official gift to Longueuil on this occasion was a podium, inscribed with the names of the town counicillors, and Longueuil presented Whitby with works of art by local craftsmen. Mayor Gartshore com- mented that it was rather appropriate that the twinning took place during Canada Week, and said lie hoped' it wo uldhlelp to bring the Frenchi and Englishl cultures of Canada together. Benny La Haye, whose canoe trip. of Whitby Ven- turers to Montreal during Expo '67, started the twýin- ning, presented some roses to Longueuil, expressing the hope that "our friendship will flower like these roses". Following the official ceremnonies, which had to be speeded up because of the lateness of the hour,, the Whitby delegation proceeded to a dinner and dance at a local restaurant. Continued on Page 8 ÂuiMORÎGAGES 1 IA 1 T E b l-st & 2nd Arrangedi Bought opd SoId at Prime Rates col Peter Kude 668-1556 ANUBIS UNVESTMINTS Ltde. m