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AREA RN as 'WHITBY NEWS Thirty Children Speak At Hillcrest Contest "in memory of the meeting of the Hillcrest dg School Association was he the school on Thursday | with he president, Mrs. Cyril | Heard, in the chair. Following the | | singing of "God Save The Queen", one minute's silence was observed late Queen | | Ma, : May 2. | 4 are recitations, and the balance | 3 the judges' report and present- Flood Relief [| $1,100, the amount contributed by vate citizens, church, fraternal and other organizations as acknowledg- i generously to flood relief sent their ! lic Relations of the Legion Pro- vine Enjoyed at w 320, ibald 212; N. McCarroll 239; Kadwell 213; F. Lott 286; F. During the short business session | | arrangements were made to give | ( the pupils of Grade 7 a day's] | outing, visiting the museum and | | other places of interest in Toronto. | | Garton's Bus will transport the | | boys and girls and the date will | be denidey upon by their principal, 2nd, Douglas Hird; Catherwood. Announcement was made of the ! rummage sale to be held in the 3 Chambers on Saturday, Thirty children, representing all grades in the school, took part in the Oratorical Contest. Grades 1 to on essay, on any chosen subject. Three teachers judged the vari- \ ous entrants. They were: Mrs. . Rogers, principal of Brooklin hool; Miss G. O'Connor and Neil of Ajax The various numbers were well ven and it was after much de- beration that Mr. Ellis brought ed books to the prize winners who were as follows: rade 1 -- 1st, Vivian Treen; ' 2nd, Sharon Smith; 3rd, Stephen | Sytnyk. --1st, Scott Lindsay; Grade 2 3rd, Michael 2nd, Ross Gibson; Sheedy. Grade 3 -- 1st, Judy Pamenter; 2nd, Carl Smith; 3rd, Jacklin Hunt. Grade 4 -- 1st, Robert Ing; 2nd, | Ida Henry; 3rd, 'Robert Palmer. Grade 5 -- 1st, Katleen Horock; 2nd, Judy Forbes; 3rd, Joanne Lindsay. Grade 6 -- 1st, Nancy Beer; 2nd, | Joyce Campbell; 3rd, Sylvia Stry- natka. Grade 7 -- 1st, David Gibson; 3rd, Lucille Mrs. Clarke's room. won the ban- ner and prize for the greatest num- ber of parents present, and Carol Smith and Mr. W. Lawler won the door prizes. Fred Ing, on behalf of the School Board, accepted various articles of kitchen equipment purchased by the Association during the year, P. | and presented them to Mr. Cather- wood for use at Hillcrest School. Two talented y oun g pianists, Lynda Lee and Marlee Burnside, pleased the audience by their pres- entation of two duets entitled, "Queen of the Pixies Waltz". The judges and pianists were thanked by Mr. J. Hird. The moth- ers of Mrs. Okey's and Mrs. Frost's room were in charge of the lunch period which closed a very enjoyable evening. Legion Sends $100 To Help Whitby Branch 112 of the Cana- dian Legion yesterday forwarded to the Right Honourable Vincent Massey, Grand Patron of the Cana- dian Legion BESL., a cheque for citizens through the Legion the National European Flood lief Fund. "The mayor and council request- ed the Legion to sponsor a flood relief fund drive here, and a special i Cg set up to handle Deverell, treasurer rr Fo iy chairman. ns came from many pri- ed in The Times-Gazette from time to time and the Legion is very grateful for the amount rea- Several churches contributing contributions from Whitby Baptist and St. Andrew's Presbyterian con- gregations. ies of the letter sent to the Honourable Vincent Massey have been sent to Mayor Harry W. Jermyn and to Mr. M. McIntyre Hood, Oshawa, chairman of Pub- ial Command. Irish Program onds Sch. e regular monthly meeting of Almond's Home and School was held on Thursday evening. The eeting was called to order by president, Mrs. Bowcott, wha opened with two minutes silence in memory of the late Queen Mary, followed by the Lord's Prayer. a short business meeting, Mrs. O'Connor, music convener, in- Sroduced the guests for the even- Lynde tby, read i ge JYery humorous Irish read- ings and Shelia Hayes favoured the Association with some Irish songs. Bryce and Bruce Marks played a few selections on their qubars, Carol Lee wés pianist for evening. Mrs. O'Connor gave a few interesting remarks on the ie 2 Thomas Moore, well known h poet and song writer, follow- iy this Mr. Jack Moss lead those present in a sing song. A. Foster thanked the visitors for a very enjoyable eve- ning and a social hour followed. TO BUILD NEW HOMES Prospects are that several new homes will be built this year in Whitby. The following lots have been sold through the office of Bow- man and Gibson, within the past weeks: Corner of Trent and Green Jireets. owned by Mr. Herbert T. nar of Burns and Kin green, owned by Mr. Herbert "E ilson. ison owned by Mr. On I on Henry St., owned by Mr. D. J. Cuddy, y Two lots on King Street, owned by ar. ih Mclntyre, 0 lots on King Street, owned by Aig pn Melatyre. o 0 lots on Henry Street, owned Dr. F. S. Mills. With the exception of the last mentioned, all were purchased by the Buckles Construction Company. WHITBY LADIES' CANDY LEAGUE High Singles: L. Watson 229, 240, if] Rg Wiles 217; R. Peleshok M. Pogson 261, 221, 212; Mrs. Pl 202; E. Bartell 254; W. 228; F. Missett 23; J. Eric alar 233; S. Atkinson 208213: C. ; C. Watts 250; H. Moore 268, 206; E. Barton 209. : L. Watson 706; G. a 535; 'Team standing: Lifesavers, in Gumdrops 13; Maplebuds 12; Pep- permints 12; Lollipops "9; Allsorts pres 6 Jelivheans 4. rizes go . Campbell and J. Burns. Whitby Guests At Wedding Held In Waterloo Vows of wide interest were pledged last Saturday at Knox Presbyterian Church, Waterloo, when the principals were Margaret Jean Lockie and Gerald Raymond Bracey, both of Toronto. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth James Lockie of Timmins, formerly of Waterloo. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bracey of Whitby. A setting of white snapdragons and candelabra was used and the ceremony was performed by Rev. J. G. Murdock. Miss Louise Ger- mann was organist and the solo- ist was Jack Whitfield of Toronto. A gown of white organza, enhanc- ed by an embroidered bodice was worn by the bride. Her finger-tip veil was of white illusion net and she carried white sweetpeas and valley lilies with pink aristocrat roses. Dianne Lockie attended the bride wearing mauve net with eyelet em- broidered bodice. Her accessories were in matching shade and she carried mauve sweet peas with yellow Queen Elizabeth roses. Best man was James Gaine of Whitby and the ushers were Mr. John Hemphill of Waterloo and James McKay of Toronto. A re- ception was held at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hemphill, 205 Mary Street, Waterloo. Blue lace with white accessories was chosen by the bride's mother. A navy blue ensemble was worn by the mother of the bridegroom and both mothers wore corsages of red sweetheart roses. For a wedding trip to Montreal and the Laurentians, the bride wore a pink flannel suit, with navy accessories and a white camelia corsage. They will live at 63 Hed- dington Ave., Toronto. Brooklin Man Wins OAC Award John Thomson, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Thomson of Brooklin, has completed the first year of a five-year course in vet- erinary practice at Guelph. On Fri- day, March 21, at '"'Open House", John was awarded the Holstein Scholarship of $50 by Mr. Clem- ence, secretary of Holstein-Fresian Association. This prize was won by writing a thesis on treatment of cases that he had dealt with gy ga sary og ig gp BROUGHAM Rebekah Lodge Three Years Old NINA L. SHEPPARD Correspondent BROUGHAM The Womens Institute euchre, on March 17, was a special evening with. 21 tables under the leadership of Mrs. Gec. Duncan and her committee. The prize winners were, Ladies first, Mrs. M. Birrell; second, Mrs. Jewel; third, Mrs. B. Hamilton; Gentlemen first, Mr. Ed Williams; second, Mr, W. Knox; third, Mr. Rus. Pilkey. Travelling prizes won by Mrs. Jewel and Mr. G. Grieg. The dance held in the Township Hall on the evening of March 20, sponsored by Jay Rebekah Lodge, No. 355, was enjoyed by many young people. A door prize wed- ding anniversary prize and spot prizes were given. Balloons decor- ated the hall and the orchestra was tops. A real good time was reported. on March 24, the Women's In- stitute euchre, under the leader- ship of Mrs. 'Sheppard and help- ers, resulted in the following prizes awards: First ladies, Mrs. S. Jewel, second, Mrs, Hollinger, third, Mrs. N. Burton; 'Gentleman, first, Ross Carleton, second, Mr, A. Gray, third, Stan Powell. Tra- velling prizes, Stan Powell and Mrs. Gordon Hodgins. There will be one more euchre on March 31. The last evening sponsored by the WI will be held April 7 at which the series prizes will be given. The Brougham Library Board is sponsoring a ecuchre party on April 14 in the Township Hall in 'aid of the Library. This evenings euchre will be on the same basis as the WI euchres, lunch provided and prizes. MARK ANNIVERSARY Jay Rebekah Lodge. No. 355, held its third birthday party, the eve- ning of March 23 in the hall with N.G. Sister Gladys Barclay and Sister in their chairs. Alberta Lodge No. 262, Mark- ham with N. G. Sister June Mash- Irene Masters ell and V.G. Sister Florence Mach- | ck ell with their degree Captain Sis- ter Empringham and team, confer- red the beautiful degree on four candidates, two for Alberta Lodge and two for Jay Lodge, in remem- brance of the founder of the Re- bekah Lodges, Schuyler Colfax born in 1823 in connection with the IOOF Lodge work. Candles were lighted on two birthday cakes which were cut, one by Sister Margaret Sheppard, DD President of Pickering and one by Sister Bertha Hackney, PDDP of Bowmanville, who was DDP when Jay Lodge was instituted. Grand Lodge Officers present were Sis- ter Hastings of Oshawa E. No. 8 and Sister Sheppard, Oshawa No. 7. Sister Gladys Morgan, Assemb- ly pianist of Oshawa. Other guests numbered 150 from Markham, Brooklin, Bowmanville, Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa. Friendly circles were formed and a dainty lunch served by the committee. Battle To Save Road Is Ended SARNIA (CP)--Lambton county council decided Friday to end a 10-year battle to keep three miles of the lakeshore road from being washed into Lake Huron, if the Ontario department of highways will approve construction of a new road farther inland. County clerk John Huey said groynes to protect the three-mile | CKE section of the roadway a few miles east of here have cost $10,000 in the last 10 years. Council members estimated ie cost of a new road at $300,000 to $500,000. They suggested it be built So to 1,400 feet from the shore- ne. Approval of the Ontario depart- ment of highways will be sought before construction begins. MODERN TREND REGINA (CP)--A new traffic di- vision has been established by the Regina police force. Officials said it was necessitated by the recent switch from theft to traffic as the main problem inlaw enforcement. during the year. Mr. Clemence, a personal friend of the Thomson's; remarked that it was strange that a son of a Jersey breeder should win the Holstein prize. John also won a $10 prize in competition essay on Fur Bearing Animals and Treatment. 'CROSSWORD PUZZLE CIRIAIMERA IR] ALB) ACROSS 48. Man's name 15. Complacent (poss.) DOWN 1. Unrefined 3. Of the city 3. Shore recess 4. Affirmative vote (var.) 8. Quantities of paper 6. Poker stake 7. Coin (Siam.) 8. Pleasure 9. Native of Arabia 1 Island blie playwright Hl. Fardistant MM. Loamy IEA LIAIDIE ID] [TIATKIE IL [A IMIA} PIRIEIS]1 [DIE ERIE IT] [TIAL [EERIE] MIOIRIAIS 5) A] iN 0] A] EICIAID] 8 Yesterday's Answer 38. Sweet potatoes M4. Point of "he compass 37. Hint 86. Constel- lation 40. Greek letter deposit (Mississippi valley) ON 777 CL 7 scarf 96. A delicate point 38. Artificial alloy of golé or silver (Egypt. Archeol.) 30. Drench 40. 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WASHERS Fast, Expert Service WARNER WILLIAMS 78 SIMCOE N. - RADIOS DIAL 3-7752 Easter Seal Radio Party On Sunday Radio's big Easter Y Party, which originates each year from the Maple Leaf Gardens in Toron- to, will go out this year to the biggest network in the program"s history. More than 80 stations, from New- foundland to Victoria, R carry the show, which runs from 3 to 4 p.m., Eastern Standard Time, Sunday, March 29. Theme of the show this year is '"'accent on youth", with a num- ber of Canada's rising young radio, TV and stage stars being featured throughout. One of the highlights of the broadcast will be the Appleby Boys' Choir, from Appleby school in Oakville, near Toronto. The choir has been invited to represent Canadg musically at the Corona- on. Others to be featured include: Teresa Gray, star of the recent Opera Festival in Toronto; Ed McCurdy, Canadian Balladeer; Denny Vaughan, the Toronto sing- er who has made such a hit with the big recording companies in New York; Jack Allison and his group: King Ganan, cowboy sing- er; Gordon Tapp and Alex Reid, a team of comedians from Hamil- ton; Chico Vallee, of Latin - Ameri- can music fame, and Bobby Gim- by, one of Canada's top trumpet- ers. Music will be under the skilled direction of Lucio Agostini. Production, as in previous vears, is under the supervision of CBC senior producer, Esse W. Ljungh. For the hour prior to the radio show, the 15,000 or so persons in the Gardens will be given a spe- cial one-hour stage performance featuring several European stars. Proceeds from the sale of East- er Seals are used entirely for medi- cal, therapeutic and other work among Canada's crippled children. JACK DENNETT--Monday nfin through Saturday Jack Win you local and world news at 8.00 A.M: and again at 6.30 P.M., on CFRB. ou MADISON, ays the part of ** Fhe westerner who To Hickok's pal, Ji another movie Saturday, 7.30 P.M W. y, 8.00 P.M,, ARTHUR GODFREY makes more money, and more friends, than any- body! Has a careless eharm that hod t be copied. Hear Godfrey, Saturday, 8.00 P.M. and Friday a¢ 9.30 P.M. on CFRB. EVE ARDEN--school was never like this! Hear Eve as Connie 2 Broke, AMOS 'N' ANDY--lon e radio favourites, these two "boys" draw plenty of chuckles ith their in. volved get-rich-quick schemes that | come off like lead balloons! Hear "Amos 'n' Andy" Sunday might at %30 on CRB.